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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

DuBLE SALE OF les, STOCK
i CROPS. &c.-lIaying disposed of my farm In Bedford,
on the Blue Ridge turnpike road, . miles North West of Lynch,
burg, | Will sell, at public auction, on TUESDAY. the 4th day
of December next, on the premises, IL fair, or the fist fair day
thereafter, 10 well broken MULES, s yoke of OMEN, 40 head
of CATTLE some of them very fine Mich Cows) about 100
head IF iatted and stock HOGS the WAGONS, CARTS and
PLANTATION TOOLS of every descriptions the crop OF
Corn and Oats; n large quantity of blade and top Fodder,
Shncks and Straw; also, about 10000 pounds of Tobacco, the
produce of the present crop, from np gronnd-a portion Of II
very fine.
On the following day, will be sold, TO the highest bidder. over
hfty valuable SLAVES, consisting Of men, women, boys and
girls, the most Of them young and very likely and sold for no
fault whatever.
TERMS OF AIE-ror all sums of $40 and under cash for
sums over TINT amount twelve months credit, purchasers Civ
ing bond, with approved security. to carry interest from the
day nf sale. Six pr cent discount viii be made for cnsh on
the purchases entitled tp credit. Sale commences AT II O'Clock
AN. foe 81 r91wift ith dccl o G.. CLAY.
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.ALuARLE PROPERTY EOw -

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SAI.E.-I
= intend to sell, ut auction, on the @th Of November, at my
farm, In Bedford. TWENTY NEGROES, consisting of men,
women, boys aud girls. Part viii be sold for cash, aid part on
six months credit.
Also, at the same time and place, some BEEF CATTLE.
MICH COWS, OXEN, and ono or two HORSES.
Terms will be made known on the day Of SALE.
nov 1.d2av Srlawt2lth MlCAJAH DAVIS. in.
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l.jgs NOTICE. have jus, received nay Fall
mWstoek Of CHINA, GLASS, EARTlEN, STONE, BRI
SzAs and BRooMS also, 10000 beat woodall
Pipes all sizes hope my friends and tho public will give me
nov iodi"Ir ''''' INV 10 S 81 + X WHTfSirs a. %son.
NEW nOOAs! NxW' .-p"ysc -
- IliRlsTlAN have received tho following new works
Stray Leaves from the Book Of Natsre, by NJ sohelc DO We're,
of the University Virginia,
Home s Home;
The summer Land, by a Child Of the sun;
Walforts i,eost, by Washington Irving
History of the American Party.
Tho Adventures of nargi Hsiii
Female Life among the Mornonss
Clouds mud sanshino IN the life ofa VILLAGE Pastor;
Eolopoosis American Rejected Addresses,
Warkna, or, Adventures on the Mosquito Shore, by s. A.
Baird;
whatleys Future state;
Journey To Central Africa, by Bayard Taylor;
The Land oithc Saraccn, by Hazard Taylor
Cyrilla, by the author Of the Initials,
The New Pastoral, by I, buchanan Read
Ar iin'"-Arehltcelnro Sculpture, Painting Sc, by j J.
Wumans Mission;
lepy's Diary aud Correspondence. Sew edition
Lyrics from the Vide, Wide World;
Fosters First Principal Of Chemistry;
Elements of theology, by Cray and Adams lnov TIA
VELVET CLOAKs, Mcirr Antique Trim
MING-MOIRE ANTIQUE -oLoAKS, Velvet Trim.
ming CLOTH CLOAkS. MoIro Antique Trimming.
We have the above IN aiInos, every color, aud In price, from
The lowest grade to the most elegant TO be had Please give MS
- black Gro Dciihincs; .t--t
Splendid Black Brooadcs;
Plain BLACK Moro Antiques;
Satin Striped Black MORE Antiques
Plain Colorei Moirc Antiques
Satin Striped Colored More Antiques
toorcd lirocndeE, =
Plaid silks. In great variety,
Striped Silks, =" -
Mourning Silks.
French Grey silks, asorted.
Half Mourning Plaid Silks. very elcAantj
Pink, Blue and White Glaco Silks, for evening dressrs;
Superior White Broeaics (BridsD
Striped Broeades, 0}ridsD
" Plaid
w have never had n more perfect assortment Of Silk Goods.
and call the attention OF 'hoso wanting such, to this Stock,
with great confidence.
nov2ts GEQ. N. RUCkER & ca.
end, 1S55.~-
~ frcnch worked CoisrB and Sloeyes;
: Mattorr Lace " ="
Mourning "
Plain and Embroidered Ilaudkcrchiefsj
And n rraai Anrl.i nf MN mud AIuLln Gnuha rcncralN To
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EyRygT& oIyAWENTaL TREts,iOsES
l. SHRGGBEHY, g., &C., GROWS BY joins nAldl
DAY, NtRSEklM "a AMP hAo 70 IN ~, lno ,i,dn,6n OF the
public to lay stock of Fruit Trees, Shrubhery' %r, belng me
II,rrest, most complete and varied have ever offered for SAFE
/ am now enabled to fill orders, in any quantity, 81 ne man!
varieties / have in cultivation, and respectfully solirit any n,
dors for Fruit Trees may be favored WITH nhneaia,eIy' ~
present November and December) being the best time Tor
trsusplanting. ~, corof,lv attended,
For particulars as to price, varieties, s. &c. see tatalogns,
- h,s, n application 10 me. | wil forward TO any any address
u, nm tfnion. free Of charge. Catalogues can also be had.in
!" IN nnaon ,n s9olicatlnn to Lee a Johnson, or to Rucker Il
"s@'' n aEyTn Fruit frees, &c, &c are all of my own growth
and tue ~ari''''So i" Ohm HALLIDAY.
REGasrEHs.-5"-t received by
overland Express, diroei from ovr own Manuia t"rs'
,,-,her lot If the above beautiful and much admired garments
Si,ln 10. VI '' BURROUGHS. SiAFER & co
pyay ,hc roiict.-A large supply Of superior
u Toilet and Shaving Soaps; Hair, Nal l"o'a "na - "rnn
MIRA rs for the Handkerchief in great variety lalr pyes'
ti ai rSpiirs. Fancy Bottles: Balm Of 1000 Flowers; Aman-
a. = IN c ssi ln by S"' ' in11 stsj JN0. II sEAY. Druggist.
NEW GOODS NEW GSoDs;;-;fh S"S-
. scribcr has now opened his stock OF + az aIa !" and
1rp Dry GOODS, comprising y complete 81 iao,"s "'
teancl,en's Dress Goods, Heavy WooIens' blahA'N' N"ie'
hSS, '"s Jis i" ave- narticularlv requested to look at his French
Work. Silk Goods, Cloaks, Talmas, sc; ,
nth above o'' va PHILIP W. PAYNE
Uo,sen NEAR Lx%CtsBIEst;.
ior sale ;4 arrcs Of wei timb-red LAND situated IN
E,.,,i.l County Va. about 10 mites ifOh Il HN'p"'G "a"
.' ,,au Frcot and adjoining the lroFfTt! "NA'd ~ Ia
m"' ' , e,,.y ,uned by samuel Branch.
For conditions Of sale, apply t. % rs z IL II'G%AA EpSER,
Richmond, Va. Stn pAINER
mug l0.c2awts
r~.s and Oils, Nc.-WhiIe and brown zinc,
1.arrantad ,rre;L l. nsecd Oil;Spirits 1urpentnnei ' arhiSne'i
Brushes 'l'iS '"'''' W." John II. sEAY, Druggist.
nov StS
nyuGA SALES AND suAi-i =, ,sosn fine
Inst received. by Express a second supp! "
IiSSsh Velvet Coats. All we ask is a call T. urwu,N
nov HIS =. .-i,,o
,.,,v.-IOO bbis. North Carolina Tar ia '''
n "i'let' JuSt A. !. LEE, Richmond
nuv lTts.
GENTLEMAN, with Il -,nmii a"'i, %"
a n,ro , male or female SCHOOL for next year
~ las kod eight years experience in te''ninE. W. Ea Address
w ,,s,i',oninl Of character, qnallhralh'.s' ~
s"I "a ~ Wilson'S Depot, Dinwiddio counts
nov l2c2awlm
vr.or pEcrIyED-A lt of Family Cui'd "'''" ""'"e
Nth NAV he found sonic very nice nam pt,u.pDs
- when may tR AWFUED a. RltliakDS
oc It's
Zypxv III, n In quarter bags for sale " ,ouvs
~ Uy l7dml
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4 BRO.
w have on hand, and arc constantly having manufactured
whest Threshers, with Horse Powers Of the most approved
PATTERN, and put up In the most substantial manner.
These Threshers have been used by many Of the Hgxmesn
In the surrounding country, for the last ave ysasa. anA oivo
universal satsfscuoa 4~r
CH- Orders attended TO With prcmptussa
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IARif, tr pun.
SPRINGS, Amherst Co"nty.-The
R ! Subscriber takes this method of informing his friends, and
the public generally, that his rates for the season are Si5pa
sinrlc dav. and - per wces: children unGer - years old and
srrs ants half price. lIn IS now ready for the reception ofvisi-
t9fg: ANA IN i ha IL ,b n'n a. I yis, !" th na Snriinrs - lie H. soiiicits the
patronage of his friends, and the public generally
jy 27lawts, WIN J. Nil.
Anew STOCK OF BOOTS, szsOEs, HATS,
~ TRUNKS &c-Thc subscriber ia now receiving his Fall
supply Of Boots, Shoes. Hats, Trunks, &c The stock has been
phia. New York and Boston, with great care, and consists Of al.
most every thing that can be found in a Shoe, Hat and Trunk
store. Persons In want OF good fresh Goods will please give us
a call. Terms cash. L.. l." ARMiSTEAD,
nov lots Bank Square.
rAMpnmaL LAND o sALE.-The sub
scriber has two small FARMS, near Campbell Court.
One Tract, lying on Bnrton's Creek, adjoining the lands Of
aud3 acres first rate meadow land and creek bottoms; DO
acres Of first rate Tobaceo land, with on abundance Of Plant
land The improvements are suitable for a small family, with
a first rate orchard # young fruit trees
The other Tract lies on Beaver Crock and contains 100 acres,
with Il or u acres Of bottom or meadow lsnd the woodland
heavily tim9ercd ard good Tobacco iand. Inc improvements
are SEN D. Tets S. JNO d. ALEXANDER.
H1or Famiiic.-Enxii-h, French, and Ameri-
- cb Gan t"' Bro,ins and Cocoa; Cooking Extracts; best green
aud black Teas superior Salad for ,aeis use; %e, &c. for sal"
u,.rsgs msLL-sTONEs.-rhc
; undersigned are now procuring from their celebrated
,u1rry. at Ne I;rush Mountain, Montgomery county, MILL.
ITo%ESa and BII,RS of the very best quality. The reputa-
,idn Of thesr stones is widely known, but the railroad giving
NJ M.nanIci Hurt & preston. aud Lee & johnson, L~ynchburg.
arr agents for the sale of them, who will receive orders, and
have them fulfilled at the shortest notice.
our Address sbUrg. Montgomery county, Va.
ISRAEL PRICE & co.
r,mcs NJ. Williams. Danvillc, Va, Reynolds & Co, Leaks.
vile. \. C, are also our agents.
feb li+l&cts. l. T. 70
A TEACHER wANTED.--I mn
authorizen to employ a gentleman qualified to teach thu
! atm and G reek and the common branches Of an English Edu.
c,,;on IS AN assistant in the Lcesburg Academy. An engage
,nn,t vill be entered into from December LIST, to July LIST, 1856
Al $3.50 far the scholastic year Of 10 months. In case the appli
r,n, can lfkevf Use teach the French or any Modern Language,
Drawing. Sc, every facility will be given him to form classes
spnarate from the School, and the net proceeds Of all such class
cs will be exclusively his own; but he will be expected to teach
sx hours daily in the Academy, and to give tuition In those
Ia,gnaees If desired. in the School itself free of extra charge
A native Of one Of the southern States would be preferred
Apulieations and testimonials will be received until the 10Th In
stl,t. " hcn a choice viii be made. Address
REV. {. II. NOURSE
Principal Of the Leesburg Academy,
,,,sd.r+ot,h Leekburg, Va
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uOO.OOO ASnEs IN LAND W. r.

EOO,OOO RANTS w~ANTED-As Land War.
rants, under the new law, are now being issued, ! I'm ansious
to buy a large quantity, for which l will pay the highest mar
kct price IN CASH.
| win attend, regularly, the Courts of 4 ppoinattox, Camp
bell Amherst and Bedford, and occasionally Charlotte; and
will always pay the best prices for Warrants. Any who may
have them will please apply to me before selling.
| prosecute. as usual, all claims for Bounty Land, Reyolu.
tlonary CLAIMS, or any claims against the Government Of the
United States. lie 7tsl CHAS. ". STATHAM.
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LNALL, 1R55..-NEW DRY GOOD0.-PHILIP
Il, w. PAYNE is now opening, at Kyle's Corner, Main
street, u large and superior assortment Of Dry Goods, consist
Ing Of every thing to be had In that line. (sep lists
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uINOlg "a -&lUOUuo Bonds OF the Virginia and Ten
II nessee Railroad Company, bearing 6 per cent. interest,
principal and interest payable in New York, and secured by
a second mortgage upon the entire Road and all the assets Of
the Company : |'
These securities are regarded as Of the first class. and will be
sold ath price TO command the attention of every capitalist.
Full information of the present condition and future prospects
of the Road will be furnished by us upon application.
june II ts1cts. PETERS. SPENCE & CO.
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~ng.-226 tons Lump Plaster new and,
Il 4 ing from y schooner Tinga nom Eastport, Tor sale by
A. s. LIE, on tho Dock,
aug lHts Richmond, Va.
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aa,o Washington correspondent of tho New
!, luz ~ Herald furnishes the following intelligence
o lh.,ber reliable or not we have no means of
containing;
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NEW FALL Il GQODA.--fthnvc
~ now received a very large Stock of new Fall andNintcr
DRY GOODS, comprising all articles in the Dry Goods line.
TO which / call the attention of the public and my ficnds In
general. l am prepared to sell great bargains. especially for
cash, having bought my stock under great advantages.
Country merchants would do well to examine my stock be-
fore going further East, as l will sell as cheap ~ any house IN
Richmond or Petersburg.
q l3 is |Ff 6UddENHklMtk q
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AYHGHT DDL.-Th subscriber will open n Night
~ School on Monday, 18th November. for the accommoda
ton Of those whose business requires their attention during Inc
dav. The hours of his school will he from : TO % p m, at the
room now occupied by hal for a day school Terms, S2 per
month. a ' hEih'
nov 10 dts
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- 70 THE SOLDIERS OF THE WAR OF lag ~
As you viii soon be in .roeeips Of your LAND WAR CIf&SS
RANTS, and l suppose each land every one II you -
wish ~ gel, the very highest price you can, therefore. this 10 to
notify you before making sale OF your claims you will give me
4 call. | have made arrangements in New York, which will
enable me TO pay more than any one hero, or this side Of New
York. LAFAYETTE w. GRAY,
my ll.d3cts. Agent for Military Claims. Lynchhus@a Va.
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~ u TT7VTI -
nov ld&CMSFtlst deck tth5tl36th dee
~ Republican copy until day of sale.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

N.Na NOGuCE.-1 have just received umy Fall
WIZ Stock Of CHINA GLASS, EARTlIEN, STONE, BRI.
MfH TANlA, JAPAN, and CUTLERY,
~s WOOD WARE and BRooMS also, l0,oo0bea Woodall
Pipes, all sizes. hope my friends and tho public will give me
"A call, as | am determined to sell low to make quick sales,
nov lOdiwif ROBT X. WATkIFS, Agent.
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Our ySlrasku CorresuOn nee.

OE.HA CRY, y. l., i'cc. = '55.
kansas Tt1lfes--DarimerriI Igsa ,Yon ne StlcmrR ~
hm Trtlory--Iolt,odi Nec5 Of N-Toaa--M ,5dasn
L9i,iowc-Artran,s f0,- OEc,--Gc1, rat s,gy, a..
Tho troubles n sister Territory have assumed
serious aspect The uEo Of iics pistols aud knyce Il 40
longer natter of talk. The abo ion fan,tca q Jour
Eastern states have commenced this unhoy work AMI
the Iori oply knows how -htro u may end under
stand from god authority thai after the waTAe demon
s'fationr the rsrt q the aboonst The pro slavery
party, determined 70 The matter through afmiag
thcnfciycs and hundreds from the Missouri sde are
rrosfrg tic "a protect their relations ffcns
They VIII SEQ II thtough nov, without doubt
The snest cf ihis demonstration In Kansas u anl ~n
te decidedly fe,imertai 70 ~ 10 eros,H. Il wilt rctAri
the permanent sssil.u rt Of tin. istrtoty fJf years n
win hatisn fem ihsnc. tho sotcr min ioi settler and
heer The pea cably dsposed from migrating iior. Tic
aud eests deprecated by toe Md IN
this, our oN pesceabe piesevslTo and bran.in Terri.
Much Interest L stil snanilsiol H. = ne ,rrng the
fesp! 81 the contest lo The seat IN Congress
Iesrilory, ltresn Jadsc y nncts AMI y. IS caapren.
Inbc opinion Is and viii con.inuo y ase Ia favor ~ the
fmer The policy pursued ~ our Governor aud ~eerc-
tary il utiycriaiiy condcmrri. 1hy thsn
unpopular Lven rho tIae ana rried democratic party,
u both from u,lt cgcss They have acted badly. Thy
deserve esnEpTe.
one wcok more and Tie second scsaou q tho Selfssta
IfgrstuTs cofnucncfa ~ vii ~ intrtc ~, 5to
irauglt with interest % tho Territory. Hgnsfts n
TtanB ior the rp'ty ch,rs tho Assembly bsaos
alo Ill ea6y IA ts neld-poor noagrc hall asdysi po.
ucans TO lazy 10 wogA, 100 houost " steal W. drtrf
uif ~ y teg hlssng soca By AsoF aai ~ VII ihe-e
lailty onseF.
cv lr,s flnce quite an rntercstug olapeut o~rur.
TOD here. seaa two g.saa agu EcFy respectable oin4
LADY aiiyed here fso Council Hluga .opn iast across
The ritcg--with Nt,e gfi chia y hssr she haiiei
iiem Caitfnis. Years ago fhe syirl'ua hrign,s
TO- Mormon Council nnie. tle lon in, with this
litts gif'i lor Caiiiolp. spen. nv yelrs ronehov,
ami reurrtd ~ len th. Tho fzhcr nblcc.sd ~ part
Ing with Il. Jn9or rstsnce q ylt sig oslaai per-
n,s.on o bisg 4 escr hosc. We pAoci guaTi over
her na,soeD,s ths ttapo q lazy. inLcnt gantl-r.
n r. <
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ny PASNY rRRy.

l yVi., feao Trtcc ~ 70.
aeSiii character than Hosc hcsaeb does
In PaSl sh .rcl agre.--ne sbmyport Union.
10 iaanF Tern all bal has power. feel
ng uose Impaay. more nfe, more spri more toichng
teauw, n, any q ber works--Say syile Eagle
So ni - M 80 Harp - poIisd, 20 pathetic and beautiful
eopo sld ifrhful In her 'yS that u csl Il
genius 20 no, know wbag - call I-saurday Evening
y Inls ~. ac.t urypof.
II vii r.ke lie ennsht at Gals around vol br gbter and
NE frf iAa su!ns yDur hearth warneflhlca Cll1en
Par all he previous cOrts o bis popuas spb0r.
80 ~ Y. freoablile journal
TAKEN whole tbs book srr nph-b1rorabe atke %
he lssc SAT hgs us cotcc!vaj sonorbe 70 Tie language
whc !. itien honorabie - us sys ha, pr9suc~i y,
and - srft - 10 eec tie wosk Of h;au ny a. Aeectn
fatlY Tern wries fss uose wh~e hearts are sus living
lnd Wsssn sbocsrry pcrfsccr IN ber hoonif hsi
t-sr hTsc her rrir q a'oncss does not tess y assy
Fnrr a.g brilliant, wiy sarcastic saurical, rtg'e,
and oova'-lii.s 3cllhs CITY ft3rn.
ias bf w, tie fsph ransiioal, ho seuten'0as do
he ibass q coqucnee. ehhh - tluuf u aD
c proiuc ~ his wfser.hcNskluis Am.ri Courier,
The So Gems Win ,ie raey he spcy, y. puns.n and
Tar pufk ~ tie gifted fanns s.-WInsslr J0nrna.
lee o gcaius sud dath q an iniapenien; spirit Tor.
fNe1an Courier.
ri II ef and warrn eafrel AMI or'p5urng n cpDgs
y4uI in il UaCuenI, always fu1 - OTyrL1sin1 ws 1nI
vnry ard s!ways gong trecsy z Sc hciF q hss ~ yet
ems ~ qnary mcna1si 4nf shtrpcnSi j. IL
aaf.u n 4 psfngraph line. Hlat wricrn would
pss "a dozen ifcary agesPhia lalptlA ln4lfer.
The Foly u uninggin4 Interest from us opcn4ag
CHAPTER % ihe close New ioik AlAs.
NJ snpsier % anyhnv We hsfe ys' hh isOa Ae g4ed
rcr - ~ nss Fern.--scw YORK Mirror.
= ~ SHINY ihiDs NEeriea's fssorte au,Sress
r. ~ I'm the superior a Ruth Han" IA every
sYxc aoa Et4 tic SIS ct ttsl boaS We should @nt
wader h Usre times create. Iosgn aatardsy i.sca.
81 Gsfefs. MAsoS EL0inbNs, Pubas.efa, y !,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

hfa9LAai0s, DEC. ~, Is.
Mr.. 1nonNlIos, (black Tep) II Iowa. withdrew hls a.
solution providing far the election of sNlkor b. plur
ty members deiFo further vote rfra g9cc bul siil
he would the proposition today Or 70 morrow
Mr. C4vrFI, (s'aci rcp) oi 0hio, sslc thsro ~orc
things mentioned Ia he discussion ycasray vii n
might create ~ position hi part, % re9ly-plsi
cuary % Mr. Humphrey Hsrehar. wlo would read ont
of TIE American of1ialon eyrry faegbcr 81 thls BODY
who La noi como hero with radIors III tanyac.
Ihp dcussion no reearlod az premature, but he sas
~aire e meet tbe geuenan agreeing sil. hin a, "
"a iho material points of Anericanlam On The ono
iaud and the unsro phanx y nc svo ate, OF ths
Nebraska bin he other ~ ies.sol 70 throw no ob.
siacics n ne esy organia,lon, anlhopea tho 81 4
vOuld proceed u caN ne rol.
cic, -"Gsii ths roa,n tCaa tho ron.r
lie House then prosec6od % votc bu, before thc r.
suls announced, sr. Ngsruls, (3am.) II "a IN.
auirel WhtteT Il Ia order 70 move a cali 0, ths
iloasc sone rsntlensn abscns now ,hnsing H.
time pouid - occupied 10 debate. Hs all not knsx
Ebe her the laTt vote eloc.cd speaser Or not
Tho tiS1s~ko election thIs vote
DstAs ..........,.....lgx tular.....,...,......3f
Nessrs. Jsve;,, Williams or ani foe'er oas saeh
Hr BAil tAr, ldew) q "a explained hi p1sitiQs,
Mr. cAsTsyL said he bah never lad .Le ssh.e. ,y,a
pahy With The fro soil herey e aat hi, party fress
namely, long lean. miaerssle laeksss u 4 bor@.
QAughssrl IN ihe la. eanvAss he ~ pssi 70 Sc
repeal II the Missouri ne becaue he lels se sgetng
ule question involved a abstraction. ~ bu vas
Introduces 70 restore the line, he would ~ found Ia
eoiia eoian With The desaocJats voting fsslnatii
hr. IANfRsd (hlack rcpl ~ Pa, his eollsavae
wheth,r he not elected aa an anti ,sobnsEa an
, w BODY replied, he vas regu IAsiy u9iaaatsl a.
tie ffstorsiicn ~ ihe MalouFi a. as 10 ~ roesi M
rauFe me latter gnye occsian iar agitation 10 break
''s9 M ~ wS -'a9'5s' 5ss, Psr aal 4 aes. s rai3a
isDdgd We legitimate rTncpits of the Auerisan pArJ !.
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define the position Of others but that of their
MIR. WHrTSEY-Is II the platform a. the par y Which
elected Gov Gardner the second time that o the par
ty votirg for RockweuS
Massachusetts New Hampshirs, Maine and o,he North
ern States
Cries Of oaead it--read itr'
Mr. TRsTroS thon read the preamble and resolutions
ana thcy were decidedly Ia opposon TO the twelfth sec
ton Of the Philadelphia platform, and ayowed that tho
repose Of the Union be sought for by relieving the
Cover from all coune cton With and responsibiity
for American slavery.
Mr.. TRnros--As tho gentleman Is going to preach
sermon Tor the North, ne ought 10 have tes. Aush
Rr)
Mr.. win,rr said that platform belonged to tho free
soil party OF Massachusetts, which had rallied Lely
der the banner OF the American party He asserted
his solemn vic,ion that the South desired
the violation Of the pubic faith in the repe.! q the Ms
souri, line than the North forced directly the
better Judgment cf the South, and the result IL agl
taton Of ,hc slavery question throughout the Union
to .ieiect Speaker BY ballot
The resolution laid the tab'e b. vote Of 2tJ
to7
Mr.. cApwArIAnia, (dcm.) q Pa, congratulated the
country upon this condemnation of the sscre. principle
relied upon by tho Know No,hpgs.
a. being opposed the further agitation Of The slavery
question II he had beca in the last Congress- he should
not now vote FOR the restoration Of the Missouri Compro
mise and would admit Kansas with without slavery
tie wa. IN Avef Of eayiog TINT to the people of Kana
Mr. Tom, (black rcp) OF Pa, said if he had known
this before he would bave suffered his night hand TO
~i,her before voting Tor Mr.. Fuller. lul IN
hr kiILy ldem-l, of n. Y, replied 10 Mr. VIM noy,
saying that the bas Of Know No,hingism In New Yok
wac free soiis aud tho free scilers would not have
elcoed 80 many MEMBERS o Congress II had
for the division smoog The democracy.
Several other gentlemen planned their positions.
Mestra. WAIiox (k. n. dom.), of Ats. lAKr (nst X.
~ OF Mia, ana READY (nat. X. OF feun Expressed
hsmsoiyos satisfied with the position Of Nc. Fuller
Mr.. BMI (blnck rep, of Ohio, diacntcd from the
views expressed BY M Fuller, and said consequently he
should vote for Mr. Banhs.
Mr.. cAsrH1L (na, K. NJ. OF KY, defended the Ams-
Iican party and upon the free soiiers
There much excitems Mt during tho debate. Some
OF The speakers applaused some hisscj
Another vote then taken, rcsultngas followa:--
Banks. f0j Fuller .......... 80
fhchsi b-on. - scatteting
Necessary to eaocc IL.