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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-07

principles in the administration of our State gov
eminent; they can place their party vantage
ground in the South, and pave the way for its
triumph in the presidential election of 1885,
With the prospect of all these glol ious adyanta-
ges before them. can the Know Nothing Demo
Gratis of Virginia falter or hesitate ! Can they
reconcile it to themselves TO leave ono stone
unturned whilst there is n hope of achieving
these splendid results We trust not. They
cannot be so blind as not TO sec that now
never must the problem of their deliyeranoe BIO
wrought out hat now or never must the aseen-
denoy of the American party in Virginia, aud
perhaps. in the Union, be established We hope
and frml, believe that the American Democrats
will give good account of themselves ON tho ith
Thursday of this month.
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COMMERCIAL.

LYScnBuRG, May 5th, 1855.
Inspections from lat Oct 81 to list May, 81 2ul3 hh
10 time last year 1916
ToBAcco.-Inspeoted the past week 2I2 hhds.
against 1876 hhds. corresponding week Of last
year. Market animated for all kinds, with sales
of lups commend TO ) 90, good 5 to $50 fine
manufacturing ESQ 10 %. Leaf, common 10
midling 10 900. Good to fine shipping 8 TO y.
81. Manufacturing, nothing fine offering, and
prices range from loo Il no for such as has
been lrliyrred-our receipts generally inferior.
mainly of Logs and lower grades Of leaf, this week
have sold two crops entire, Shhds. for Mr..
,Jno. Brady, 1 hhds. lug ate 20, do leaf and
Tugs at Z. i0,and hhds lcafat 500, IS and so;
Blinds. for Mr.. W. Bradley bids. lngs at
$50, Binds leaf at 9 90, ! at 1925 aud 1913,
and 4 at $50
WHEAT.-Milers stopped buying and prices
lower, sales . to =. | q for Red and White.
FLouR.-Superfne Sl04; family STA.
CoRN-95 to 81 90 per bushel of So lbs.
VIM. +. SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
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DIR Patteson and Foreigners Usuksa

Our neighbour Of the Republican is in error in
attrbuing to Dr. Patteson the remark. in a
al all offensive TO any portion of our people,
thu Foreigners make very good servants but
5ad citizens" We are assured that DIR. Patte.
eeH pnterfains no such sentiment, rs he GER
tans 1 not, we arc confident utter any such,
in hi. 'peech at Bethel. The language used
winch va altogether jocular, aud which
II, ighpor misunderstood was to this effect. llay-
ing related mn amusing anecdote, in which
hlundering Irish boy was made 10 figure in some
of his peculiar national characteristics, tho
young Pat, acting for the time, with the marked
success of Handy Andy, in the capacity of yer
want DR.. L. turned to Mr.. Tribe, who had
claimed 10 be in the Irish interest. aud remarked,
that he would observe that 1.-THE irish make bet
ter servants than citizens" That was all Tho
point OF the anecdoto was that the boy had no
capacity as II serrdnt, but decided penehant
for Irish humor. VIII our neighbor ms an not
Of Justice TO DR. r., make the necessary correc.
ton.
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uonca ,Ierreo ,b, ircuit Ca nj Rod
1 crrI - 10 oan,,, -, I nu.irL g. vs O,a,l.s e..
e.. ",,t ; Wpooa ho s,, aav ar
I ,a55 = 81; ;t,a, -, ,bo ~ 81. H., -, ,L
; 10. al >, ,h l.; ol., hilIr =, i,I;. 1T, ,L
Am .ba,. Winier, q cG,,;rb diJ ,,1 To-.
ina an MI Croot n,b, cnr,,ynr Rs,I,,rl .,,,tir
10 I'll ,r S,a,o.,, C,osio, ~, tho w. 4, ro,,oss.o
Rai,raad ubore ,bor, Ia s,,i,ch far lo,d;n, &C. a.
h,, q - 10. f, + ;I,, al "A aLo,a ra.bb,,,
Tt I'D ;u L II :; 49,, - ,bo ,ao,
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III. q. Farrclps Arabian LiniTncnf.
TRIUMPHANT YER DISEASE

This truly great medicine still gocs on, corquer1g
disease and snatching many pnnr powrres- victim
from the grave by liz powerful stimulating pcnctrnt
ing und nnodyne Qualities restores the use of mls
which have been palsied for years and by t- singular
power of reproducing the s,novul fluid Point water,
it cures all diseases o the ,ts with surprising rapid
ty. For rheumatism, and affections of the inc aud
spleen hns proved itseIfa specific; and for affect
the lungs liver and Kidneys almost valuable and
powerful auxiliary; also fol a Diseases OF the 81 tuds,
,croiila gotre sweed neck, etc ,tc. And indeed
Tor almost disease where eXtcrna, application :
repaired tins medicine stands unparalleled. Splain-,
bruises, cramps, wounds, ohlbla ms buru- etc arc
speedily cured 10y IT,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-07

Campbell CO., May 18th, 30.


Mr.. Boiling clark Will you or win you
not answer the nterrogatory propounded to you
in the Nirginian. of the Goth ut
1t Is generally known that You will not support
MIR. Flonrnoy; will you support Mr. Wise !
If elected to the Legislature, will you in the
election of L. ). Senator, vote for the candidate
of tho American or Democratic party Public
sentiment points to the Hon. VIM. &. Rivcs as
the candidate of the American party for that
position-wouldy you vote for him the candidate
of that party. or for the present incumbent--J.
NJ. Mason-who refuses to recognize as gentle
men tho advocates of the American party. 1t is
to be hoped that this Independent candidate will
have the independence and .feariessness to define
his position. Face the music, Mr.. Clark.
VOTER
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False Rumors Set Right t Good News from
the West

We are permitted to use the following extract
from letter dated tho Both ut., written by one
of thu most intelligent and best Informed citizens
of Monroe, To his friend III this city:
''ion say it is rumored, in Lynchburg, that
Allen /. Gaperton will not support Mr. Flournoy,
but will vote for Mr.. Wise and that George W.
Summers will do the same. Probably it is wrong
tn deprive the friends of Mr.. Wise of the com
fort Of such n belief but you cnn state thnt -
far as Mr. Caperton is concerned the whole story
is without the slightest foundation. lie. know,
GOES most heartily for Fournoy. aud 80. have
no doubt, from what have heard from kanawha.
does Judge Summers.
Wise cannot begin to carry even the Demo.
cratic party with him, in this section of the
State, and ypu must say to the friends Of Flour.
noy, III and about lynchburg. tho West Is with
them, and i must he right. have just return.
cd from Raj lgh Court, where Jaw persons from
Fnyetto, Logan, Boone and Wyoming, in all I
which counties every thing is sud 10 be going
on swimningly -nud as Staples has just gone
down there he will give the bali fresh impetus
The kanawba Republican notices tho rumar
ia rrfard 10 Judge summer, and avs:
Ills numerous friend, at n distance lnay be
assured, thnt Judge Summers regards the Amer.
ienn State Ticket as mn able onc-one judieion.ly
selected and that he will, ON the day of election,
quietly, without the effort to influence the vote
of single man, vote for that ticket"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-07

On Thursday, goth ult.. by the Rev. d. J. c.
Slaughter Mr. GEO. F. ELAN TO Miss PAuLINA,
daughter of Mr.. VIM. Elliott, of Bedford Bed
ford Sentinel
ON Thursday. Goth ult., by Rev. II. $. OSBORN,
Mr.. SAMUEL w. POWER aud Miss EyELISE W.,
daughter of Elijah tIaislip, all of Bedford.-ib
On Tuesday evening, May LIST, by Rev. Drs
Dame Col. ALLEN l.. WYLLIE, of Campbell
county. Va, to Miss FANNIE I. NoBLE, dangb-
ter of Capt. John Noble of Danvlle.-DmriHe
RenuhIIcnn
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pAI,SY OR PARALYSIS.

Thadeus Smith, al Muld Creek, rszewcll county,
Illinois says Il had lost the Of my for more
Il year by palsy paralysis the flesh bad erri,c
; withored awnv leavin nothing hut Skin rusclc uui
bone trei ali the best doctors and all he remedies
| could hea' Of, hnt they dii good. then com
m,rccd the use of Il &. fnrrrh's Arabian Linmcutuud
few bottles entirely cured and my arm Is
strong and Acshy IA. the o,er. it is also 6,,t rate tt
harms, sproins aud bruises
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-07
ExGov. Smith,

We learn from the Alexandria Gazette that
convention of American Delegates from that Dis
trict recently assembled in that city aud deter
mined no. TO make any nomination for Congress
in opposition to Ex-Gov Smith. This action
virtually makes the Ex-Governor the nominee
and candidate ofthe American party. II remains
now to be seen whether the Enquior's call for OPP
position. from the other side will be needed E1-
Gov S. addressed the people ut Salem, Fauquicr,
Saturday week:
On the subject of foreign emigration and the
Naturalization Laws, he was full, clear, cogent,
aud explicit. lie demonstrated by figures. that
if something not done to brenk the food tide
of emigration now bursting on our shores, the
sceptre Of power must soon be transferred from
the South 90 the North. lie showed that at the
present rate Of emigration, fire Representatives
would be annually added to the North, eiected by
foreigners, aud that the result must be the neYi-
table standardization of the country; and CON
tended that Congress under the Constitution, had
the power and right to execute it, to establish
IA uniform rule of Naturaliza,ion;" that while
the States only could regulate the right Of suf.
frage and had the sole right to decide what should
be the qualification of II voter, Congress alone
could confer the title of Citizen" and that none
but citizens could righlfully be made VOTERS
lie said these opinions had been long enter
tanned, and had been expressed before Know
Nothngsm was heard of; spoke of his long
vice to the Democratic party, and complained
bitterly that he should be allowed no freedom of
opinions nid he had been denounced for saying
that tho Basis Principles forth bv the Amer.
lean Party contained much good Democratic
doctrine while others had been tolerated, nay
commended, who declared the entire basis Demo.
ordtic; the difference was they united in the effort
to "crush OUT Know Nothingism and he would
not
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anA 0nNFT, OFBox PLANK

n II Ff0 VI
d. I'd al xrrutrd me by Curtis EGm's, bearing
date August s 1854 and recorded in the Clerks oce
of Bedford county, shall sell hundred thousand
ert nj plank at the yard near tue Forest Depot IN
Thursday MAY 10Th. $50 il lots suit purchasers,
public auction tor cash This plank is securely pill
ed AID well seasoned and manufacturer and other.
who white and red Xxi inch PUNK. will then lave
nm opportunity to supply themselves
mnyl II lnmaY E. s. HITTER Trnaee.
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II ,. rNPy
SALEOF VALUABLE

] fROPERff.-By virtue of the p ,vi~ of n
deed of rrust. ed to th- OH Of March
lat. by Powell IL. Hufani Adoph e. Huff, in order
,undIy p,r-"ns nnmed therein certain
Of money! due them irun The snic y II II uif and E.
Hui, will expose 10 ~nlrat public auction in the
town OF Salem, Tucsd y, 18th lay fJune. 1855
al The cal an person property ed in aid deed
of trust consisting ct the BRICK STORE HOuSB now
occupied by HUFF f. ThomH,; Brick House occupied by
the Exchange Bauk and ky Joseph Campbell;a Frnme
Tobacco Factory. ether with Tobacco Screws,
and all the Other tools and fixtures belonging the To-
bacco Factory, the Prva!r Dwelling House,
pied by \. Huff and number Of Lots OF Land
ranging inqulntty from hu an a"re acres. adj
Joining the of Salem, some of which " ell tim
bered and others desia abb. building lots, five *
valuable slaves male and f'mnle-n large quinrity cf
val iabe Household and Kitchen Furniture belonging 10
p II. Hull and A. f. HUFF he.ic- oher propery
mentone in s1 Iced and here d.
iy the errn, of the said der the Trustees author
lied settle the terms % sale,8.w be made known
the day of suc. 1t is not ofen lnrge of
valuable property in mari e, and is we'll worthy tie
ION of Il who properly Of Il AT description
GEOGGE ". SHANkS
BERNARD PIrZER
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Arrivals at the washington II ouse,

Up To J O'CLOCk SATURDAY..
WM. w. LEFTWICH ............Pr Proprietor.
{ { Harvey, Campbell, Henry Clay Scott.
Bedford; l. T Nmnece, city; JAS |. Plunkett
Fayette CO.; Nelson Lowry, Bedford Jno Lyon,
city, Jno Ward, Bedford; j \ Brewster
Chicago; james +. Crush, Montgomery. Geo G
Layeln' Washington city; no Davidson, A
Folsom, Amherst, Mass
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CITY AND STATE DEPARTMENT.

COMPLIMENT The Richmond Dispatch wri-
ting about the Va. Il Tenn. Railroad thus speaks
of its officers: Few roads can compare with
the Virginia and Tennessee in the ability and
prudence with which il il managed. It, Presi-
dent John X. Mcdaniel, Esq. j. one of the most
practical and sagacious men in the State, and he
has for his cooperation n Board Of Directors
distinguished for their intelligence md good
sense. and for their Jealous devotion Ia the inter
ests of the Company. No road il better othcered;
and the Chief Engineer, Col. Garnet. has proved
his professional skill in the noble work which ha7
been constructed under his superintendent.
TIE CoNcERrs.-The two Concerts given nj
Dudley Hall Thursday and Friday nights, re-
suited in most credtablc manner to the Asso-
tom mud to the entire satisfaction and even de-
light of the audiences. The strictly orchestral
performances were far superior to what they have
been on previous occasions, and were executed
with much accuracy, spirit ind beauty and the
yoeal harp, and piano duets and solos were per-
fectly charming eciing the constant and rap
turous applause of the auditores. The members
Of the Association were most fortunate in secu-
ring the assistance of the ladies', who kindly lent
the attractions of their presence and accomplish
ments on the occasion; and they have placed all
who were present under many obligations to them
for go materially enhancing the pleasures of the
evenings. Such entertainments are really
trent, and we regret the absence Of more fire.
quent opportunities of enjoying them.
Va. AND Tenn. X. R.--1he following the
receipts on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad,
for the month of April 1855.
From Passengers, Mail and Express
Freight, s 5000 %
From Freight ll,l65 80
Total $22,l7l 81
Being about 50 per cent. more than i'll April
l55l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-07

"TnE WATCuMAN. This is the title of new
American romance, now in course Of publication
and to be issued the present month from the press
of II. Long IL Brother. New York. II is do
nestle tale, founded on incidents in the career
of n city Waterman, aud is designed as II com
panion TO "rhe Lamp Lighter" One rot cIoh,
400 PIP. Price 500.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-07
From the Hen, Peter NcaarI oaoof The oldest setlless

1t gives pleasure Ia add ny testimony to the ,ir-
of your great medicine. One OF my booded hor"s
had swelling the cap of the knee, about the
of II hens egg. Some sal it IA strain. and some
that il sas the Joint from the knee aud could
t cured. tried oil cedar it, and nll the nimrnts
and ontmcn's and they did good than water.
then by persuasion of friends. tried H. g. farel's
Arubiun Lniment, ard | was happy end it lake eff
feet after few DAYS and it finally cured the noble ami
rul entirely ,hnk i,is decidedly the grentest nj
ncnt Tor hor.e's well ~ human flesh ever knew.
fremont, 7d:etctR co.. H.. March l6th, lsi9.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-07
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
Trustees Sale

IDY virtue Of deed sxscated 10 tie sib.cr;t
ID by Rayll +. Shepherd. % the 30th ltvfs ! an.
ary 1871 md al ircpri iu the clri. uf,e at I'm In
tag Court ii the CT, Ly1chAefe ra .eIl T,.n
ard lot situated near ia" cily Of L,ucbars on tn mr. II
ca-i de, serord Min STREET running back tn j,
alley, combining one fourth If ncre Of GROUND TLs
salr viii take ruceat Orl,rt = II. On :! c pg,p,
on Saturday. tn" > h day Of MAY next
Terms made known ,hr cay at 4ale
nf30-tI- a. COCHRAN. Tfu,to..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-07
CATTLE HOGS AND SHEEP

BEEF-Si 30, 5D s. 81 y cwt. which is ga lnl0l1
net. E<tr4 fac Sc gross i : Supply moderate.
IIOGS-T 30 T. hundred. Supp ly moderate.
SHEEP-Mutton sell FOR Siaas7 piece 81 to
g per hundred gross, FIR ordinary and super Tor Sheep
LAMBS-S2 SO s. 81 each
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BASIS PRlNcIrLEs.-Copie of the Basis
Principles of the American party in any guam
tity at this Office Price. 80 cents hundred, or
374 cents when more than one hundred are need
ed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-07
OBITUARY.

Died, at the residence of her father, in this
county, the 9th April, in the 81 year of her
age, ANN Mcdaniel, daughter of Col Richard
Creushaw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-07
The relaxing heats of summer leaye behinl

ELECTION TICKETS, supplied promptly and
cheaply at this office. Send in your orders.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-07

! he relaxing meats OF summer leave Oenlnu
them long of evils. TIE universal OF these
general debility md it, attendant Iownes Of
spirits For these recumn end speed, md un.
filling cure, in the hape OF HuoftLd's German tiers
prepared by d.. Z. Jack son Philadripha. 1t j., in
opinion, med cine leneJlS-aloue-unap-
proachabe 1t seems reach the fountain bead ofihe
difficulty in the digestive orgHa zation aud thus
l"rc the srcrcnns and the bio ID of he mo,b
the % disease. 1t. tonic properties give vigor
20 the membranes of I stomach and promote the Sc
erection Of the gastric Juice, which dissolves the food
while its cordial soothing. aud Alternative il iuence i'm
parts general regularity and strength the action of the
"cretiye guns. and ortily the constitution
such avn experience o. ITS effects, aud "e 10
il Confirmed b, the evidence ut all who haA e
riei it, or had opportunity of Witnessing il. opera
uon. For ~aleby Dr.. Jackson, 800 Arch street. See
advertisement.
ap2S dow
In Scrofulous Affections. Mercurial Diseases,
Nm Evil and in Il, ali diseases arising trom an
niudicious of Metcurv. CaIrr's Spanish Mixture
Iva, for Itself enytae reputaiou-n reputHtio
'a.rd on il iatrin,ic merits BY removing the
calso Of i'ea,e ii effects rnpd nnd permanent cu,r
"A. hlndrel, Of our e,lpw czans have caps- know.
IRIS it before u = TO 19fs. HulI3-1lm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-07
n. A sTURDlNANT,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUHLIG.
Richmond Va.
DHACTISES in all tie ,arta OF Rirn npn JIty.
4 an in the Counties If Hear'" and Hanover
ncknowlels Tents Of deeds lepos tons. Nc, &c All
professional du', prom ty discharged. Otfca cor.
ncr of Bank and lth streets oppr"se Capitol Square
naA7 ls c.}m
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rOSTpONEi,ENr

The abnee sale - pu-tpored Until SATURDAY the 18th
init 70 take plhre ~ tho Warrior Hun.4 III n'c,c
NJ A COCHRAN. Trustee
rna47.ff2 my
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-07

APPOINTMENT J, Masse, of Virginia,
has been appointed third class clerk in Che
Office of the Sixth Auditor of the Treasury, vice
s. York Alice removed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-07

ENoRMous.-The Dispatch says that chickens
and small ones at that-are selling in the Rich
mond market at from thirty one to fifty cents
each.
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Total

Miss BUSkLEY Miss Bunkley, (of Norfolk
Na.,) the young lady whose escape from En-
mittsbnrg, Md, created some sensation few
mouths ago, publishes a card in the New York
Herald, stating that she had prepared the mate
rial for a book upon tho subject of her escape,
but that somebody else has got hold of the pa
pers and secured the copyright in New York city,
and that in consequence she has instituted suit
to recoverit. II appears that she gave her doc
uments letters and papers to man to arrange
and revise aud that he. as she alleges has forci-
bly, withheld them from her, and is about to pub
lish them himself
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-07

WHEAT CRoP.-The wheat crops in this sec
ton not as promising as we have seem them
in previous years, owing, we suppose, to the con,
tnued dry, warm weather DanriHe Register.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-07

TIE SWISS BELL RINGERS are playing in
Wytheville. We suppose they will be here soon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-07

" The Hlchm0nd UIspntch and hlmor3 Sun re-
qnested to copy. Daily until dnN of sale
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-07

HELD TO BAIL"-Chas. A. Arundle, of Fairfax
county, has been held to bail in &, 900, to take
hi. trial in Richmond on a charge of presenting
Il forged paper in a pension case.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-07

LICENSE IN WHEEGLNG.-The Council of
Wheeling have established the following rates of
Ordinary and Coffee House license for the ensu-
ing year; For an Ordinary of the rental value of
1900, one hundred dollars per annum and l24
per cent for all over that amount. For Coffee
House $1,000 per annum.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22
FROM HAVANA.

From Havana we learn that Gen.
Santa Anna, who left that port short
time since, on his way to st. Thomas,
on board of the Mexican war steamer
Guerrero, was obliged to put into Nue.
vitas, in order to take him on board
The Santa Anna left the harbor, but
before getting out of sight from the
Moro, some parts of her machinery
broke down, and it was necessary to
send out a steam-tug to tow her into
the harbor again. Santa Anna pro-
ceeded from Neuvitas to Puerto Princi-
pc, where he should wait for a steamer
to take him to Caracas. The stories
in regard to his coming to the United
states are probably false.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22

We will defend the right of the Ca
tholic to Worship as he plcascs, because,
to exclude him from the privilege is to
destroy one of our own dearest rights.
-HoyyaRtorM Telegraph.
p1ly~ And 50 will we, and will 60 as
far as you will to do it. But when he
succumbs to the dictum of his Priest,
votes ut his bidding to secure a Jesuit
scat in the American Cabinet, we
will say, "thus far shalt thou 90 and
no farther" 1t is then time that Ca
tholicism should be curbcd, in its polit-
ico-rcligious aspect. There is no issue
between us on the question of his reli-
gious rights; but when you fawn over
Priests and puff "Sistcrs of Charity"
to make political capital for your par
ty and increase your party strength
from the ranks Of Jesuitsm and Ro-
manism, then VIC join issue with you
or any body else. There is differ
cncc between maintaining the religious
rights Of Catholics, and aiding the ag-
grcssiyc tendencies of Romanism; but
We are sorry to find you doing both.