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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-09-07
A Significant REQUEST.

At the anti-know nothing barbecue recently held in
lhlbodeaux, Louisiana, Mr.. Bush, addressing the
members of the secret association said in substance
81 have been one of you; am therefore, bound by an
oath and precuded from discussing anything but the
documents and facts which you have been pleased to
make puc. But you know that there is something
else which cannot mention; and it, as YOU assert,
all your secrets are commendable and can challenge
pullc scrutiny then release me from my Obligation
privilege
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-09-07

Scion BoRLAND.-We notice by our exchange pa
pers of this morning, that Dr. Scion Borland, ex-
Senator from Arkansas and Minister TO Nicaragua,
has gone over to the K. Ms body and breeches,
lancets and puIlikins, pills and potons pukes and
purges. Great fun made Mr.. Borland by
the opposition, and much was he ridiculed and de-
nounced by them having brought disgrace upon
the administration and upon the country by his
duet in the Greytown affair; and when he retired to
the practice of medicine at Little Rock. great was the
Fefusion of wit by the K. N. or anti-Democralic
presses. In their eyes, Scion Borand was the mos
ridiculous, foolish, ill-condoned person in the world
Now, that he has gone the way of Jeremiah, sur.
named Clemens, and of the other great. disappont
ed, unelected and unelectbIe personages scattered
over the country, we presume they will suddenly
discover great virtues in the said Scion. He will be
paraded as leading Democrat, tremendous fellow
and so forth See if it don't be Well bet two
cents on it. We have nothing more to say.
rD0llu Journal LIST inst
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WHO Is He!

We fud the following paragraphs in the last Bati-
more American. and give them just as they stand
We are at loss to know who the eminent lawyer
from one of the Carolinas can be. We know of no
ex-senator from either North or South Carolina, who
has gone out to California, and of no member of Con
gress even, from this State, who has returned from
California, either rich poor Who from South Car.
oIlna-or is there any truth at all in the affair
A CALIFORNIAN TBANsAcrIoN.-The San Francis
CO correspondent of the Journal Of Commerce details
the following:
About two years since of our Oldest and wealth.
lest citizens left this city to visit New York leaving
very large estate in the hands of his lawyer who
was eminent in his profession. both here and in one
OF the Carollnas. He gave his agent full powers
The estate was somewhat encountered, and the agent
allowed everything to go by default. The property
was all sold, squandered-the agent himself purchas-
ing everything under foreclosure by the Sheriff Thus
matters went on when the agent sold out to his own
brother all the property acquired and took his de-
parture for the sunny south rich man.
About SIX months since our friend and fellow cti-
zen returned in good HEALTH his habits of life entire-
y reformed. He left a rich man, and returned to
ma all his estate clean swept from him by one whom
ne ha't esteemed his friend. He at once employed
counsel, and began ferreting out the whole scheme
OF roguery-commencing divers suits at law for the
recovery OF all his property His former agent be.
came alarmed. and he authorized recentlV arrived
United states Circuit Judge to compromise the mat
ter tor him On Investigation it appeared that the
agent had really expended about ten thousand dol
lars in caring for his property. This he paid. and
now, although the agent and ex-senator had sold all
the property to his brother, yet: strange as it NAV
appear, the whole entire property principal, interest,
amounting in value to over one hundred thousand
dollars has all been handed over and re-conveyed
back to the legal and rghtful owner and that too in
season to give our fellow citizen ample means for the
enjoyment of green old age. These are facts.
Capture of the MaIakoff---Loss of Clipper Ship
Lightfoot.
BOSTON, Aug. 3Oth.-A dispatch was received at
Lone on or Saturday, the 18th inst, previous to the
sailing of the Canada, stating that the prospect was
favorable for the immediate capture of the Malakotf
The clipper ship Lghtfoot, of New York, from
London for Calcutta, totally wrecked at Sands
Head on June goth. The crew were all saved.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-09-07
CHARLOTTE HOTEI,

A This HOTEL, situated in the centre Of the town Of
4 Charotte-convenient to all the places of busness
has been engaged in keeping public house at this stand for
fourteen years He offers to the use of the public new
edition OF his former house. greatly enlarged and improved
length by II feet in width, handsomely shaded by trees
the side walk aording pleasant promenade at ali hours Of
the day.
The house is thoroughly furnished throughout and in
every part of creature comforts abundant and tangible
especially IN the DINING ROOM where the inner is
renewed day by day.
connected with this Hotel stables aording rocm
lo horses abundanty furnished with grain and Ovend
attended by faithful and oblging ostIers
1he proprietor feels confident that with his long expert
ence and many new advantages added to his dis
to be pleasing and agreeable he is prepared Offer
to his friends and the rest of mankind as many comforts
as much good cheer will be found any where perhaps
R% Try the Charlotte Hotel. ]. B. KERR
Charlotte, n. G Aug II. IS55-G5O-3m
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[Daily Journal, LIST inst

THE ACCIDENT ON THE CAMDEN AND AMBoy RAIL
RoAD.-To allay the anxiety of any of our readers
throughout the State, who may have relatives or
friends travelling at the North, would state that
we have carefully examined all the accounts we
could find in the papers, and sought information from
passengers, and we have not found single North
Carolinian among the killed and wounded by the late
accident on the Camden and Amboy Road.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-09-07

Nearly one thousand workmen are employed in the
Chariestown Navy Yard The steamer Merrimac is
idly being equipped for The Saranac taking her ar
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Additional from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, August 28-1 he San Antonio Sen.
tineL mentions the arrival of Col B1DDLE from the
headquarters of the Revou,ionists in northern Mexi
co. He says that V1DAURY is willing to deliver ur
TO the owners all fugitive slaves escaping to Mexico
and is anxious 10 conclude treaty TO that effect
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-09-07

CUT SHoRT.-The great Silver Lake "Sarpent y
has heretofore been reported at something like a
hundred feet long certain persons have parts OF
his length, which they said would measure tina,
much The last report is seven feet Not mach
&c snaik - after all
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= N II II VT 1NOIN . II y fIINO
Sam DSOn County.


DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE n,
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under MI
name and style of H. Fleishnan u Co.. has ogs lax
day dissolved by mutual consent. The business OF n
rzed to settle the affairs of the late firm Of
& Co. H FLElSHMAN;N
l.. SCHWARZMA5.SS, VI,
All persons having claims against said firm will pleas
sent them, and all those indebted to said firm WIN IN
make payment without delay to H. FLEISiHInI'''
Wilmington N c. Aug ID 1855 -2w-5U-Im
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-09-07

PLEASANT TRIP.-AmOng other items, we notice
that Duncan K. McRae, Esq, u S. Consul at Paris,
is enjoying an excursion on the Rhine.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-09-07

From KANsAs-Chicago, Aug %. Dates from Kansas to
Monday have been received The Legislature passed
bill giving to themselves the election of Territorial officers
for six and the two houses in joint session
! ing out the elections.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-09-07
NOTICE.

E Subscribers having purchased the entire s I1nbrp
late Cornelius Myers consisting of Hats, Caps
las, &c have this day entered into Copartnershlp
style and firm of Sheppard and Myers for the upd
the Hat business in all its branches They will pc p
the old stand, and solicit the same degree of pu3S
age which literally extended to their
AUGUSTUS G SHEPfn1
CHARLES D. MYEK2' ta6
Anril 9th 1855 @I<
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-09-07

Health of New Orleans.
New ORLEANS. August 2S.-There are only four.
teen deaths daily In the Hospital from Yellow Fever
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
CnlmllnE llS County,.


Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions, august 1G 1850
Elizabeth Sasser, Caleb Green and wife Wnifred Henry
Sasser, Calvin Sasser, Simon Sibbett and wife Epsy
Leonard Long and wife Mary, James
Sasser and Ira Sasser
Mathew G. Sasser administrator of Frederick Sasser
deceased, and Evan Sasser.
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the de-
PENDANT Evan Sasser, resides beyond the limits Of hi
State, it is ordered by the Court that publication be made
tor five weeks successfully in the Wilmington Journal M
the said Evan Sasser to appear at the next Term OF M
Court to be held for the county of Columbus the C0
House i'll Whteville, the second Monday in N07em6
next and plead answer and demur the petition atere
will be taken pro confesson, and heard pare to MN
Done at Office, the End Monday in August, 1855
n. L. WILLIAMSON, C. c..
Aug. 3lst.-[52-5w. [Pr adv. $5.l
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Sampson county.
WHEREAS, D. w. CROMARTIE has this day naN
w oath before John r. Ezzell and George w hts
two acting Magistrates n and for the County and c
aforesaid, that his Negro girl, ROSE absconded from y
service sometime in the month of June last, and is n
about IN the neghborhood of South River, Cape r
committing acts of depreciation and felony contrary 70 Nv
In consideration of which, the said girl hereby I
manded to forward and deliver herself up Immediately
otherwise hereby authorize any person kill SAID g
without any fear of punishment, under the Act Of the o
raj Assembly, in such cases made and provided 3
Said girl is about Is years DID, of black complexion
about five feet high. ,
Given under our hands and SEALS this 9th day Of
A. d 1855. JOHN r. EZZEL. J. P, lL.SSI
GEO. w. ATKINS, J. T. -
said girl ROSE, to me in Clinton, either dead or sa
and further reward of One Hundred Dollars for ul
Aug. 81 I855-f52-tf D. W. CR0MARILb~
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l. be paid for Tallow by WESSET 3 Eft ER 8 "ii
Sspt-lst, sStf
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0G- 1t is said that the epidemic at Portsmouth and
Gosport will i've the effect of seriously delaying the
mpIetion of the United States vessels of now
in process of construction at the Navy Yard there
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April 9th, 1853

NOTICE.
LII persons indebted to individually, OF ~ Ocr
"A must pay their indebtedness by the 10Th nfors
Der next if not paid by that time, shall proceed
the collection. OWEN FdGortt-5[4t
August END, 1866
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-09-07

must be the basis and the only true basis of every
thing that claims to be party.
What is the policy of the new Order of K. Ms
What beyond abridgment and destruction does pro-
pese to the country? 1t claims to rise upon the
ruins of the old parties but what does it offer for
erection upon these ruins? 1t aims to destroy GER
tain rights-to virtually nulify certain advantages
enjoyed by portions of the citizens of the country
1t offers to take away what does it promise to give
Its creed is simply negative SO far good is con-
cerned Ii is positive far as attack and demolition
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-09-07
MARRIED.

g z sse ~ 4 iassPs 6d Rs,ss JOSEPH
LANIER, of New Hanover County " WIS ELIZABETH
In Newbern, on the 2sd inst, by Rev Mr.
kS Of NeE scott of Jones County to Mo- Eo9b
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-28
ALBE1IARLE LAND FOR SALE.

VLyE offer SALE beautifuI Farm IN tHe county
w Albemarlo lying the Eastern slope OF The South
weat Mountain, distant from kes~ick Che virginia en-
rre Fail Road pep,) one m.-tron the contemplated
extension OF the Orange and Alexandria Rail Road one
mil. and from the Rvsnnn Horse bout Improvements tour
THREE AND ONE.THRD ACRES, $50 OF Which are
cleared well enclosed and il high s;ne OF improve,
cnt; the rernn;nor in woods. In" buildings are 4"
new tie dwelling is rick, si"ricr CONTAINING zen
rooms hall and passage and, ss far as completed Is hh
i.h.d vc-y best style. The location Is
for beauty d variety OF scenery. Tor hcnr suh ioi ="
fined and GOOD socicy To wishing h"a!'hy country
summer residence particularly rSi! able ns II IL WIN
in Jew hours ride OF Ricir!cnd or Wellington II
,, er farm preferred $40 more adjoining
can o. hsd :air price Reference may be had 10 Mr
lame. Her, Of Albmare. kcewrk Depot or 10 Me-s's
F. e. Ruliin md Johl Jones OF Richmond brt ptfso's
ro r,,,.,tcd % examine for themselves. 4 4. HART
Nv ,lFcc is Kcsw;ck Depot, A!hcTn:ic, Virginia
T-.lv
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VOLUME LII.
RICHMOND ENQUIRER'
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-, 'l,l,rs per snnun and at the
u 9"E T,'r. :.kcn Tor shorter per'" uian onS S
W > onn> p" Sos,Sa a sSsHsS Sr six 81 d osrs ss
~" HI~. - ,h. rrG Of the year ,,,,,....u
e; aanuIn u S's Inner .pusshed every Wednesday
Tie "''.E H,;;.u4 II Psd in advance or ior e. %
=''aNs n - r; %Ti made III "irsnee esdusn0n - Is
-s,c III isN"r q! 80 | ,i,rr will be turnisacd for $50
Ss q 5 i< Won ,ss ~ '@sy four copies and SO on in
~, sa.,c proportion. M ,ovTDTlSiNG.
,..,'Wr.v., snd The WEEKLr-For TEN
l. TIE go .svcm,yf i've cents; tor each sub
, ;cr: ;a.s,:ica ii:'y cents ,
~ " s.y ccu- and every succeeding insertion twcn.
81 ccs:s /: inserted once week. twice week, or
.acr wees ;iir,yscvcn and half cents tor each
49,, .a. s::'! tie 5Ts..
- M,,Sr;,.-r< are charged fifty dollars for TWELVE
g. y . ;har proportion trr advertisements OF greater
-. except Lottery Vendors and Auc.lonccrs, who are
:. .:,a ..,0, >p"pe: incmdedl
: Al Obituaries rnd Tributes c: Respect exceeding
,.,s- b.cs are charged !or a> advertisements.
s,!r. ,lU:a disaIce must be accompanied win the
scr pry satisfactory references 10 Insure execution
r All dues to tile office may be rema,,cd per mail IN
ani washable Bank notes, at toe risk OF tie Enors.
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MCCORMICK REAPER IN FRANCE.

trial Of American. French. Pnrs, and EnE''h
machines for cutting and gathering NJ corn hHy, Ac
and which nro now be at the Exhibition. t"oA
place at Trappes, in France, Count DC GaanHrn prs
siding. large number Of persons were lrcscnt: six
tents were erected and large Quantities OF rnr"oc+
were provided which, from the great ca. o' tie dny
we're IN rcnerni request. Mr.. DALEY, on whose pIo
perry the experiment. took place hal special teri
erected under which he hofPi:nby entertained ths
n,obrrs Of the jury and other invited snct'' There
vur. nine machines the ground-two French. i"lr
American and three English. A.a given -iSrHi tl"-
commenced .he,r trial. which was 20 cut down :s'
rqunrc yards Of oats. Tho American innciirc .!
Mccormick completed it, task in ina.'crly inamnc-
in II mnute- the second American machine took ~
minutes: and the third .i minutes. The Other mn
chimes took from 81 minutes 70 ] hour and ~ min
u,es To perform their work. The re1t triG! wa- 10
Gu. down and gather up given quantity Of iucr:Er,
whom hs palm of victory again fell to tho machine Oh
N,f, ,oy,nirk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-28
DAN RIVER LAND,

ANOR SALE. very valuable plantation on Dan hiSet'
NJ in the county OF Pittsyl eight miles "novs pan
yi.c ana i,nmedn,.y on the State line 1t contain. oS
ucres @: which $50 river low grounds. md 6n III
woods |, hes in the uc, tobacco region i'll the Union
and is rnr;icularv adopted the growth nj tnn article
ia The bc.t plantation in market IN this section OF the
couu,ry aud a. the Richmond and panvle Rail kond
will 10 finished this year, and the rlvc n"snoc my
ca;,o W i,h kichmoNd Petersburg and Norfolk dcsrco'
II could DC divided NJ make twoTery good iarns
TERMS OF SALE>-Ouc!bird cash. the balance III one
and tvu wears tue bond. bearing n;sres; from date An
could proaaby bs made hy waich tue ''ne
for the deferred payments could DC extended me interest
being paid punctual!y The ntie VIII DC ""nheu u' ''
Ii no, .old ,r,v";"ly it will be offered publicly on the
For ,rthcr r;calars apply by letter directed TO BOX
No 6 Un.yiIs V. July ls-c2n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-28
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC UIARD
SUEIIN CONVENTION.

SYRACUSE, y. T. Aug. 93.-This Convention az,
srmbcd here to-day, and WAS permanently oTgansec
mi, afternoon by Clectng Henry W. R"gc-Jl oi Erie
President, who, on taking the cher. nadc strong
anii-fusiUn speech.
The rcsnluli;g reported 10 the effect that the
National Democratic Party of New York rcasser's
It's adherence anil devotion to the principles ol !Ie
National Democratic Party ami the Cnnettui,oN' ana
will stand by tic platforms ut 1873 e'G 10 !"
unity ard economy is cutieoliuS article III tiIcir
tu;li; that they insist upon the ductriues ot SINE
RI ,b,s nu, ron intervention, and leave 10 me iiple
of the Territories the passing ni all i""e' mat 'es
ARE orpns, 10 all aucrCt political societies, or Tic eur
taiI,nait o.! any Of the privileges now eiloyeh by
,r.. ;h,t lh"!rcrar tie prni:ihitory liquor Law as
violation Of ;he Constitutions, and demand lis iepen!'
They invite all who cgrrc with them III ltlhciPe'
II unite with them, Regardless ot MINOR niterch'te'
bu; desire 10 coalition with those huidin5 uos'c scn-
ti;ncuts. -, A.
4 complementary resolution was offered by Mr'
Sicklns Of Ncw York inviting tie Soft Snelle to unite
with them Oh this platform. end take nun 'ne "'He
Offices. , -. a.,
Another resolution, strongly denunclatory OF the
National Administration, was olierca anu "'so =" 'e'
solution denou;:cing Know Nothia%sfi'
A general and exciting dehaie sprung ap on 'hes'
several propostons which was continued uhh niiu'
rir;,t, when the resolutions were adopted win al
amendment endorsing the Nebraska Nensus ae''
SVr,crsy Aur. al,-Thc Hard Shell democratic
State Convention met berc to-day a resolution was
offered deuouncug tie administration, but it was in'
definitely postponed. c w
Greene g. Bronson, Samne! bearaSiey' george
r,n.o, and Charles q. Conner, were appointed dele
.atr, at large to the National Convention to be held
at Cincinnati. , l.
The committee oil nominations then reported the
following candidates for the various State Dihces
Aorou Ward Secretary ut State; j. Is. Mitchell
ConntroI!c:: j. " Lyons, Treasurer; F. Focit, "a
IN, COMMISSIONER Darius Clark, State Prison lns''rc-
tor; r. j. Dilrn. Attorney General; lIcorTr nolt
S,n,c Engineer 5. :. SeIdrn aud John Willard
.Tud..r, Of tie Court ri Appeals
4, the clu.c of the nominations. Mr. liask'ns ~ NJ
te,un,l 10 introduce other resolutions deicuncln% me
administration. q dispute euSued between iiashius
unJ Alderman Barr, in which charg+s al insirer"!
w.r- baude,l, and the lie given causing nueh c"u'
fusion. :,,dr.-v, ,s
subsequently Mr.. Dilens name was "'imraT' S a.
State Prison Inspector, ard Mr. i"sish S"'ue''""-
YVES substituted. ,,,;,;s,ro.
Mr.. Haskns' r.souon denouncHg the annlls'fa' an
tod WAS rejected by vote .! % yeas l" ~ ""''
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

VERY DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.
HUNE subscrbcr offers for sale privately the Tract o
Il Land lately owned and occupied residences by
his father John jones, lying i'll the county OF Mccke,
burg Virginia. within three miles III Roanoke River, three
of Boyd,on and Of the Plank Road leading from that
place to Petersburg, within miles OF Randolph Macon
College aud eight from Carksvc containing by survey
SUE acres more than half Of which is arnbe lnnd in
good Of improvements the balance IN original growth
aud heavily timbcrcd . -,
The dwelling house is comparatively new, nnd buit
upon the improved pan and ha, been recently paint
cd containing rooms, and convenient cellar WIN
all necessary buildings for the accommodation o IN
family The location is healthy any in the st"e, @
the society good minute description Is deche % I'' @
cessary Ms those who may desire to purcha'e"' '''
examine for themselves. - ,, .o,
Also, for private sale, another valuable tract ~ ~ inn,
tsuous 10 the above, containing 81. acres VII" r. .pr
provements in good condition. (niost oil tEcni Wi 70 or
rior) Oncalf of this latter tract IL IN and in
200 ncrcs of valuable low grounds, well dien 80 civ.
nish state of Improvement. II is uniec'rs"'! "
more detailed description. :ro-,J living 20
lt- seldom, that such land. highly nirroseeu.
nivan,nsrou,lv convenient 10 Claks'il!c ''H n,ron3
w;,hin Two miIs. OF Plank Rond and seven o 49,; ;m
aud in a drsr rate nsishborhood. sdjacen 10 " 0e
literary institution, is offered in the market s,.iup
Terms :rudr very easy 10 the purchaser ano F
gwen in time to seod CROP OF wheat ~ r.
tua'e:s '.s es ALEX Z. JONES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-08-28

KNOW -NOTIllNGiSM Mas ABOLITIONlSM.
Every days observation only increases our convlc-
ton that NIL efforts to maxi National or truly Ame-
rican party out of know-NUthings will result III
miserable abortion The clements are so various aud
anasouistic that they will rot aud can not bc fnSFd
Abolitionism, which is the controlling element nt the
North will not consent to such OIL union. Its tanati
csm considers justice to the South true fidelity 10 the
Constitution, and treason synonynes, and instant
" brands the Northern who uttcrs syllable III
favor of the constitutional extension of slavery as
traitor With these inen, Southern Know -NothnSs
cannot dare not affiliate md rs there is no other de-
scription Of KnowNothiugs ut the North having Tue
slightest influence or numerical strength II IS iaie'
worse than idle TO talk and write and boast oil Il
great National Know-Nothiug party i is uIso' io'e
to talk of preserving the Union through such oil III
strumcniality. Indeed if considered the class 10
which we have referred Us representing the lafse'
controlling, conservative sentiment at the North VIC
should despair Of the Onion and at prepare i"r
ills dissolution. We ere happy, however, 10 en'"r'
taiu different opinion of that controlling Northern
sentiment, and hope We sha. be able to show 'ha'
there is still in that section Democratic leaven ia'
will continue to aid iu preserving rather than o's'
.upting the Union. But i, ia not our intention, 10.
av IA pursue this branch of the subject. Our "o)rc'
now is to give further evidence of the dendy hos''y
,e N,rIberu Know -No:hnSisn TO slavery and liz IT.
revocabls determination to deny to the South l'e tx
and enjoyment of her rights under the Cohs''
tuition. u
The following article we copy Just rs II oFis'na,'
appeared in the editorial columns OF the "hho"'N'''
ing and American Crusader." "publshedin bostoh'a pa
per which manifested the most intense interest IN Tue
late in Virginia, and which used ni the 'h"u
euce had in favor of the election OF Mr. Flournoy:
From the Boston Know Nothing and American Crusaoe'
Angus, Is
ASrI-SLAvERy SENTIMENT or THE NoRTH.-lt
is no sort Of usu to attempt TO wink blink, argue put