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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-28

Home Life.
TNOON, NELSON & CO, A Union Street, have Just re-
Il ceiyed-
HOME LIFE. BY WM. HAGUE, DID,.
CONTENTS.
LECTURE ]. The Marriage Institution.
IT, Duties of the Husband.
Ill Duties of the Wife.
~. Duties of Parents to Children
V. Duties of Children to Parents.
vi. Duties of Brothers TO Sisters
VII. Mutual Duties Of Holders and Servants
VIII, Duties of Principals to Clerks and Apprentices
IN. Duties Of Young Men to their Employers.
X. The Use and Abuse OF Amusements.
ri. The Family Library "Give attendance to reading.
XII The Self governed Man e that ruleth his spirit
is better than he that taketh city PROV xvi, s.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-28

tg- Mr. SLIDrLL has been elected United States
Senator from Louisiana
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-28
TEN DOLLARS REWARD,

STRAYED from his enclosure this city HORSE
OMULE of small size-dark color.
The above reward will be paid any person giving
tain information as to where he be fonud bring
him to the UNION AMERICAN office. ljan28.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-28
A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.

7 WISH to rent my House and Lot in the suburbs Ia
Of Nashville, the distance from the Public Eiiaaa
Square the Chattanooga Railroad Depot. The house
has ten good rooms and other cOnveneuce The lot
tans five and half of ground-some three of
which is wetenclosed garden. There the lot
stable and carriage house will this property low
TO n good tenant WIN. :. LANGDON.
.-Ey- Refer TO LINDSLEY & CRnCKETT an2G-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-28
w- Archer of the Indiana free banks is dis.

credited. The Lafayette Journal says:
The Bank OF Perrysviile, at Perrysvile, was
thrown out by the Gramercy yesterday morning.
This bank ought to pay specie. 1t is owned by
good men, and its circulation Is perhaps as limited
at the present time as any free bank in tie State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-28
TO MILL WRIGHTs-PAGEs PATENT CIRCULAR
SAW MILLS.

WE the sole agents for the sale of this most val
w liable Improvement Persons wishing to erect Mills
upon this principle be supplied with complete Mill
for steam horse power by leaving their orders with
MACY 4 HAMILTON,
janll-lm No. At College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-28

RUTH HALL.
T0HN YORK CO., corner of Cherry and Union SITS.
q have just received Fanny Ferns New Novel, RUTH
HALL Also
IDA MAY
COUNTRY LIFE. BY Miss Cooper.
BAYARD TAYL0R'S POEMS.
L HOMES
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-28
JUST IN TIME

wv E have this day received By express. ALEXAND.
w ER'S KID GLOVES in white, light and dark col
ors. Also, few handsome
White Rept. Silks
Pout de Solos, For Evening
" Moire Antiques,
IAN 2S.-f R. c. McNAIRY & CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-28
mo- rHE WHOLESALE MERCHANTS Of NASHVILLE.

ryNHE subscriber has discontinued the manufacture of
I Tobacco in this CITY, and will commence manuactur
inc al st Louis where only in the West Fine Leaf
he obtained suitable for his celebrated Nail Rod Twist
Nectar and IXL TobaccOs All sent TO at st.
Louis after April ls or left with Morrison Co.. "ho
hand will be promptly attended to- Any Tobacco sold
bv me and not proving represented will be corrected
by A. Morrison Co. A. ). MUSSELmAN.
ION n -Quo
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-28

nIARIES FOR i855-ALMANACs FOR 1855
- For sale by JOIN YORK 4 co.
DANCROFT'S VI. VOLUME,-For sale BY
[ ianl9 JOHN YORK CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-28

INTEREST paid on Deposits BY
i i,nll JOHN D. JAMES 4 co,
~ OLD AND SILVER bought and sold at best rates BY
Ut ianll JOHN ID. JAMES 4 co.
TIME AND SIGHT BILLS, on all the principal cities
i in the Unon bought and sold at the lowest rates by
ianll JOHN d. JAMES & co.
COLLECTIONS made all the cities in the United
I States and prompt returns made, by
ianll JOHN ID. JAMES & CO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-28

WE ARE ALSO IN RECEIPT of a large in-
w voice of Flannes Beached and Brown Musns of
every description bought at 1nshng low figures which
we will sell very cheap to make roomor Spring Stock
ian2S-tE r. c. McNAIRY a co,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-28
FOR MEMPHIS,

TINHE splendid mail and passenger Packet Gtsso~ d
i CITY OF HUNTSVILLE, CsBLER, kk1:s--,tsdntf5ss'
Master will depart above Monday sSssi.s
the 29th inst at o'clock p. NJ For freight passage
apply on board or to,
A. HAMILTON, I ,..,
jan2S-lL ALDAVIS Agehl''
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-28

XNTE have still fine assortment of seasOnable Under
w for both Ladies and Gentlemen. For sale by
Janis MYERS & McGiLL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-28

EENUEhSUN bhUo,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
% Deaderick Street, Nashville, Tennessee.
THEY are prepared to fit up Hotels and Private &
/ Dwelling Houses. both in town and country, sSssA
with the necessary arrangements-such as Hot 40
Cold Shower and Spout Baths Water Closets, Wash Ba
SINS Wash Tubs, Pumps, &c
Branches taken from the Main Pipe and Hydrants put
up cheap: also Old Hydrants repaired.
.E- Call and new Force and Lift Pump. which
is very useful in case of fire. jan2G-3m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-28
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
LII persons knowing themselves in arrears previous II
first January earnestly requested to make imme-
diate payment and those indebted to r. e. McNairy,
previous January 1854 had better up at once,
they will have to settle with officer. ..
jan2s-tf r. c. cNAlRY co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-28

TRUNKS! TRUNKS !-We have choice lot Of
best Sole Leather Trunks which we are selling very
low for cash. MYERS i MCGlLL
Ladies' and Gentemens Furnishing Store
Corner Of the Square aud College Street Nashville Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-28

A GREAT BARGAINING are now Offering for
n sale Lot on Broad Street adjoining the acksInith
shop of David NJ. Allen The Lot is lty feet front by
hundred and forty deep with alley in the rear
1t is for sale the most accommodating terms Apply
to LlNDSLEl i CROCKETT.
ian2l-lm SO College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-28

TOR RENT.-The Room adjoining office, lately
II occupied by W. X. Freeman. As Office Ne
st public place The city of this the
public, and q line stand for any business
LINDSLEI L CROCKETT,
jan2l So College street
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04

section Of the American communit, that
these privileges cannot always be con-
ceded as they have hiihcSo been, and
il is obsiuas that the principle. Of this
new party are manly directed seains,
the extraordinary incrssse OF the IRISH
elemen, among the American population,
both as aliens and Papis,s Oh msuy
other topics the manifesto preserves a
discreet and significant silence, probably
because although the Know Moth, ngs
are cordially United on some points, that
union doe. not extend To all Thus. the
vital question Of slavery is left unuoiIc.
stance the Know No,hinss have declared
for emancipation, while in other States
they support the Fugitive Slave Law
Again, the annexation Of Cuba aud 9TH.
territories Is uot alluded TO, probably be-
cause every extension OF territory IN.
hablted BY men Of the Spanish race and
the Roman Catholic iauh must tend 10
weaken the national American character
I OF the Union.
II these ATE the established principles
oil the Know Nothing party. We eanno,
bal regard them with considerable syn.
pathy. We have ever watched aih SIN.
I ceie admiration the progress OF the Unit.
+ ed States, as long as II was directed TO
those legitimate objects winch are to be
found WITHIN the magnificent, territory
of the Union A less favorable opinion
of their policy and conduion has only
been formed and expressed IN Europe
when pah!Ic opinion IA the United States
mr.Ied b, iactIous agita,ors. OF mlsd''
rec;ed 10 the oJects incompatible With
the rights oi others The strength Of
The Unfon and the peace ct the world
would be protected aud scared BY poll
cy winch Processes 10 Concentrate the
strength Of the American people on A.
metran objects The iansuase OF the
new party appear. 10 Us :" Be pa,rioiic
and wise, aud lar more nearis akin 10 the
true principles OF the founders OF the
commonwealth than the scandsIous al.
Temps OF The modern democrats 10 court
popularity al the expense Of honest. and
honor. The Know Nothing. oae their
existence TO reaction aqainst the ioile,
aud excuses OF hossu,h meetings, OF
i Irish journalism, OF the Remish priests,
aud Of M Pierce. MINISTERS and II il.
not Improbable ina, they Will succeed in
+ constituting the mex, government Of the
United States, as they have already re-
turned maiorlly to the ne. Congress. .
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04

Kansas SLAVE STArr. Those who
aided IN the passage OF the Nebraska
Kansas bill knex that the repeal OF the
M,ssouri Compromise would make Kan
rs slave State. The South are res"y !,
Cd that such shall be the case. On this
ques,ion. the State OF Malne'-a journal
Of ssra,sh, Wing principles. which in
variabiy fuses with Nebraska Hunkerism,
makes the f"llo~in. emphatic remarks:
UF'lfthe South shalt ask the sdmis.
SION OF Kansas into the Union, as Slave
STATE. the question mast be deciaed IN
the negative II IS ii no use Ia ,aik oil
Compromises. tor all the former ones
have been violated by meal OF Southern
iaAasnce. and rather than ailow Kansa.
70 cone inio the Union as Slave State
wepseser tn let the Sauih secede from
the Un,an.'.Tg
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04

IThe,e are million barrels Of
E..ar 10 came Erwsrj from ports oi~,he
axes beit,ss harvest exclusive Of Canada.
There xere received at St. Louis on the
8 inst. 10000 bushels u wheat. 81 o.
81 basasl. Of corn IS. 5as bushels OF oats
2l. bushels Of rye. nasia2 to,a' OF
3l1.ltA bushels. OF gam 10 one day
The ~hestessas are ese,ywhe'e !""a'ns
spi-se,diy. Th~ee may Be htg tall ~
prices -kes fassstsiiess aud spsesissx.
esse AseAsu os n.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04

Holden at Ellsworth, within and for the ooun.
ty of Hancock, ON the 3rd "Wednesday al
April IN the year Of ovr Lord eighteen
hundred and if;y FIVE.
CALVIN q. Peck and Susan PEEK Admins
traitor on the e,,ate Of CALVIN Perk late oi
Ellsworth IN said county dee-ased-haNing
presented hls 4ih acct OF Administration upon
said estate for Probate,
Ordered That the Adm Illustrators give notice
thereof to all persons interested BY causing
a copy of this order TO be published IN III.
Ellsworth American, printed IN Ellsworth,
three weeks sacc~sslysiy, that they NAV sp-
pear a, a Probate Court,io be holden n Ell.-
worth IN SAID county, on the third " ednes-
tay of June neat, at ten o c!ocs IN the
forenoon. and sh.s cause # any they have,
whS The same should no, be allowed
PARKER TUCK, Judge
true copy,
Is Attest F. DRISKWAJER Rss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04
Administrators ,NoiIae.

Tn, soh.criser hereby gives public note- 10 al con.
esrned that h. has tesn duly app-net sa Isken upou
ntnss the trnst NJ ADMINISTRATORS ~ the estate
# William Gregory lsl. of huehiii 10 IA.
county Of Hancpck i--sAs- By gviUg binds the law d.
rces, n, therefore requests persons rdet- ts 40
ieceased estate - fnnei a,e Psssal and those
sha nave .y dsaasd, thereon eHhii, th- f-r
seiiemrn; JESSE 4lCkLEI
Biueht.l. April II. 1855
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04
i administrators Notice.

Th-sahseFtesr hereby sivss pghc notice ali ron
ceraed thai he has been duty asp>aie and has
a'n himself the trust Of an afaint,rsiaf ni The
'sie o. David Came. iae Of tiIs~erh the Count,
ofHihoock deceased oy gvias hand s~ drecis he
ihs-ioTe relaest al perscas h. indebted the
drceas-ds estate make imedst. pay and thsse
~ha have Any demands ihsteon TO exhht ire Tot
settlement
CHARLES JARVIS
ELLSWORTH spril Il ls5; Is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04
j, AT. DRINKwATER, Reg
Alta Court of Probate

Held al Ellsworth within and for The county OF Hancock
the second Wednesday Of ApFil ia the year Of oai
Lord shte.n hundred ard and hity Eve
M2r.in B-try hssins presented certain iastrauaen,
pnrpoFt.s be The iaIt sB and testament, Of sxac
Berr. late Of Trenien IN sad eouaiy deceased for
Probate:
orIered rhai ssidMarn Berry give notice thereof 10 s
prrsols nerestd by Causing copy 81 ihis order
published ihree weeks successivey IN the Ellsworth
American prlnief al Ellsworth that hey may APPEAR
Pfnotie TOUT In De held Ellsworth 10 said c.sny
the 3fd "Wednesday Of phil nsat len OF the cocE
in Inc forenoon and shea II say they have. whs
the sand tnstrunaeH should proved approved aal
allowed The last w sad ies,sn,en, Of sajtdecea.ed
PARKER TUCK. Judge
true eopy,-Aues.,
AT DRiNKwATER. Rsrister.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04

DWbu's IL aess sAIag 80 ~yaefs'
Ear ear, On urchis 70 ROLES boy
WAY, the shell, ss,apsd.' se,ortsd Zss.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04

OWs Asasa tie osaes leg II = yoaax
aAg wAsse w. vese - s~ses has she
dassS 80 - lass ~ gsass ~ fear a
~ -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04

0~Is l. rYnssAA thas e~'eb.siej
pssssa3~siA hss 6cso ssssss6 socs"~'ne
the 'heAl Of Osvsea,ias.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04
fia Court Of Probate

iladen Ellsworth stihA and sar The Ceun,y Of Han
eek. On sae s~co,.dlw ednesdAy Of January, A.
1858
rremoa eeeased having made app alton nss for
al. osaaee of the personal cfsaid deceased
Ordered Fiat the said Eiizaasrh Dodge give Uotice
hereof 10 all persons interested by causing copy II
'hs order - be published thrce weeks successfully IL
he Ehssor;h AMERICAN printed in Ellsworth that they
APPEAR al . Probate Court TO be haijen at Nj
D seri tks third resslss Of June .sxt at ten
niae clccs - the fs'encon AID show cause any they
have, shJ the same should not be allowed
PARKER TUCK Iadee.
true eoPy--Aaes,. A. 2. nRlSEWATER Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04
3Snrtfrl.

ny ArptoS v. CLARK,

ny ALBION v. CLARK.
nv subject, true, Is small
But may be magni6ed
And little weeds may fall
And break what's pctgiietl
We all may boast to day,
Tomorrow may not dawn
And like the EpfeInera
Not ser the second morn.
This world contains hest
or living active things,
And. Of them reigus provost.
a race OF human Kings.
They have the ROYAL rish.
lis tras. Of ezrthly SWAY,
Bat. yet they may be taught.
Fer by Ii Ephemer2
Bshol,. fortunes freaks
FROM oliea time till now.
s.. o-u,..r,.,. i,,,r.o
-. -. ..
Whose boi.c, have dfeaye.,
II SERIES they Glanced % &c
The- to-une IS displas,ri,
g.,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
-, ;,
u-.,.-,
-,
Wy
1io" o'.i''Eeh' inc axe
III 'hose nFsie TAXING sfHen'
MN sile laihoo" ooes eia1e
-Aha philosopher "a Ifes;
one iaiis upon a rose.
Pest,tns- the wind that blows
And iasiuatcs on. eyes.
Hno5hef perhaps rock
wax ee us resting place
Aad tsihs rs virtues shooA
Anu All i'N powers eAaeei
another doom may De
Another upon the .ea
May tail and there abide.
IA )" WIS s'.S e''' nc ''.2'.4
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Ing LAC maj i'' Hn. i.'"s'
.s1 "hA' s'e We 70 '"'s
- " A4, e' w ~
Aose snah IN EpheneFa-
ma. nv" 'e
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"a ~ o
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~ Nes has drawn HIS vei!
And AoTs has Ses1ea NJ prey.
80 " 49,
49, 1870 '
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w" ''' ''N' -as 'esa''o,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04
HALSEY'S
FOREST WINE.
0uM.CoArED FOREST PILLS.
The most extraordinary discovery in the
World
1000, 1000

AHd raps.and- e Lives s,ssd ffafn fREMATUE
GRAVE ny thi. tsts sisrwssry
Fssf inssi- Of she assst anetcsptnsasbr character
sestiasss psHrfRs ia fsan ever psu Of TIE CeHu
tFs ssafas siiasss ts the Unparalleled sf3eaes ei
tAr-s f.sai -iHrs
TIE Hiia~taE shus Tie aunau<f n eases cured- a,
Re- O. ~ sit.rs sRe testiHsrutss .ectiVe''
irsul al iafis II itr tntsu sad Rriii.h Colnss fir
The - y Jaassty iss4 IS Jassar. iss 1854 'asust'e
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-05-04

IN y " u III "" fbFF- .FFF VI I>H.
nElE >iE--i deem i but jgstice 10 you
ths inventor ~ srss1 Frrdfetne seud ou shnrt
sts;efs - as u~n eA.r | Ants-aiy years OF
At lisl rteen sttAtssl With >erafEla winch
iettnei Pgs,ucs aad broke sat arge uietfs on ny
10 ths lei e4f knDi fnHuths cofnn1enr 81 using
Eefesl irc sod Pas tesiag directions ~hie
54r re The sac. sahsasA nss .autd ~ ,tes,1uaa-
~ nf the dreaded slAasef MICH ~a- sHtctei At
a-Afs ssH teen saasTinr nos rritrs In "a,
lhat - h.stA isi, frstafei - souf remedies. a.
,thsf. having proved ,aefvgtuAi lcur- sets trspct
FafTs. SAMUEL bUkN
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-02
lrr. Thompson Opposed 10 Free
suffrage.

By - article which We copy in ioday's pa
per from me Raleish Register, il will e seen
that George W. Thompson, esq., tie Democratic
nominee cor Congress ii this District, Twice Vol.
I'll IN The Legislature, ., The session 81 1882.
against Free suirtage-once o postpone !, IN.
definitely. and once tIsily against Il The stan.
dsri, unable 10 contradict The teeofd, admits lie
fact bu, says he j. now 10 favor u free suffrage.
snd has been since he people hsse declared O.
ni But Tie STANDARD bas No recorded evidence
% sustain this statement. as NJ. Thompson has
no, leen 10 public station since he gave those
yoie.--ana viii lie declarations u he STANDARD
be emitted 70 greater weight Than The records d
tho Legislature
Thu FAC, i, The party have gOi themselves IN
bad box. They certainly hsd forgotten lliese
votes ii Nc. Thompson. o. ,i,sy would not have
involved themselves 10 % glazing 20 ineonsislen.
q - that u nominating man who bad oppo.
ed ibis hanlling d ihe party, while ihey bad
prescribed. from jodieial Office, loo, such man
- WIN, n. Eaton ~ Tie sams hing. Nj. r.
seems 10 have been Isid On The ahrlf ID Wake
county after giving these VOTES, and completely
fo,gotien. until brought out now Ii consequences
Of The disssteeing votes o. The pariizan. n thc
two more popular candidates. Mc..ra. venable
and Jonos. II MI Thompson acceas lie nomi.
d.
nation, which i JET doubtful, he STANDARD iaJl.
cafes ,he defence % BE- - Up IL him, 70 vii /.
his subsequent change 81 views. and consistent
voting fof ihe measure ~ Ne poiisg How e.
nabls shis will Prove, remains to 10 sesn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-02
From The Raleigh Resiricr.
Caught In their Own Trap at last f!

Every man, woman. aud child in The
Stale know how loud and luslIly The loco.
loco leaders have shouted fbr Iba, darling
Of little Dayid's, called Free Suffrage, and
how they lave abused and yilIi6ed every
Wing Win dared vote against il in the
Legislature, however urgent may have
been Tho reasons Which pressed upon
him ! Whep~ver The names of William
Ealon o. Weldon N. Edwards. of War
zen County, were mentioned 10 connec.
ton with The domination for Congress ~
this DisIiici. The orscles Of the parry
would hold up their hands and glare their
eyes 20 holy horror, aud exclaim, "Ne.
yer % The world They yoled against
Free Sugraee. and thai ,nie would Kill
Them dead IN tie District I" Well. this
was indeed plain talk, aud IL killed Of M.
Ion and Edwards. two Of The best aud a.
blest men Of their parry 10 The District,
Bot, reader. voter Of tho metropolitan
District wbs, do you supposed Think
ye, that these very men would 20 into
Convention and nominate man WIN yoI-
ed twice, during one session Of Tho Leg.
islalufs, whilst he was representing tic
Democracy 81 Wskc 10 The State Senate,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-02

was given on the rotura Of the presenlment at
the request Of tho Jury. The law laid down BY
the Judge, for the direction Of the Jury, is doubt
less correc. and il this was all that the Judge
,ali in his charge, the Jury Of course concluded
that they had no warrant for proceeding against
those suspected Of belonging 70 the American
party. We have not seen, from either Of the
papers published in Ashevile, that the Jury took
any steps towards an investigation after the
Judges charge.
Tho silly comments Of the Ashesille News,
upon the presentment and charge, We have no
idea will receive any countenance from Judge
Saunders No one believes that the American
party, by threats or otherwise, attempt to force
a voter to vote against his wilr'--lhough the
News and others Of that kidney assert i. The
Richmond Enquirer and the North Carolina
Standard. both bitterly hostile to the party, have
published document intended az an expose Of
the constitution, principles and obligations Of the
order. in which positive proof TO The contrary y
furnished. From that document we make the
following extract; the whole Of which may be
seen IN the Standard Of the 2slh ult.
lin becoming members Of this order, we do
no, compel you to act with us against your
better judgment; and should you, at any time,
wish 10 withdraw, from CONSCIENTIOUS scruples
ii win be our duty 10 gran, you dismission
in good faith"
| The Enquirer vouches for the authenticity d
the exposition published in ii and copied BY thu
STANDARD, and pledges itself 10 establish its 60
nulneness If Questioned. What then becomes
Of the charge that the Know Noihings 8 fore,
men TO vote against their will |"