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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27
The New Bounty land Law.

The Commissioner Of Pensions has issued
the following instructions for carrying into
effect ,hc new Bounty Land Law; ~
Where tho service has been rendered by
a subsii,u,e, he is The person entitled TO the
benefi, Of this act, and not his employer. lq
In ,he event Of the death Of any person
who, lf living, would be entitled 10 cer.i-
ficate or warrant as aforesaid, leaving n wid.
ow, OF if no widow, a minor child or chill.
dr., n, such widow. or il no widow, minor
child or children, Is entitled TO a certificate
or warrant for The same quantity Of land
such deceased persons would be entitled 10
receive under the provisions oi said aci, II
now living. f,ta '.
A subsequent marriage will no. impair the
right Of any such widow TO such warrant II
she be widow al ,heime Of her application.
Persons within The age Of q yearson The 3i
day Of March, 1856, are deemed minors
wi,hin,h inten, and meaning Of said ACT =
no obtain The benefits of this ac,, the
cIaiman, must nuke declaration, under
oa,h, substantially, according TO the forms
hereto annexed. The signature Of The ap.
! plicanl must be ayesled, and his or her per.
sonal identity established by The atidaviis Of
Two Witnesses, whose residences must be
given, and whose cfedibii.y mus. be sus.
iained blythe certificate Of the inngis'ra'e
berUre whom The applications is sveris i.sg
mo certificate will be deemed sufficienl Ia
any case unless The iac,s are ceflifsd.o 10 be
within the personal knowledge Of The mags
( lra.e or other officer who shall sign ihe Ger
4 lnfcate. Or the Dames and residences oi the
/ Witnesses by whom the facls are Established
lbe gwen. Or their afiidasi.s. propery 90
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27
WEALTH IN oHo.-we copy this para

WEALrH IN OHIo.-We copy this para
graph IRON The Marie.ta In,elilgencer.
"A large portion Of The men of Ohio are
rich. The farmers, workers Of their own
soil were probably never in SO independent,
circumstances as at present. Must Of Them
are ou, Of debt. and have money a, inlcres,
---or lying idle by them. for some of them
have heard SO much about failures thai they,
fear to lunn their surplus cash, and Others
have called in what they had out. ], will
no, be strange u within the tweivemon.h
they find i. difficult 10 leCd the money at
seven per cent, which they have for months
past refused To loan at ten. They cers
la,nly would il confidence as 70 The solven-
cy Of business mon and The prosperity ot
manufacturers was general and perfrcl.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

HlRT.MAKING.-The lie Investigation
in New-York shows that twelve and II halt
cents is the common price for making shih,s
,ha, sell Tor from $l,l2l to $t,26 geuca.
The material cosis abou 37f Gents. th',s
giving the jpbber one hundred per cen'.prof'
H. The game is, 10 give poor woman
two or three shhls 10 make. and 10 require
her 10 deposi, $2. as security that uh will
be right. When The shirts are returned, thu
employer finds fault with ihe making. aud
refuses IN pay for The work. or 10 return
lheiwo dollars. The Mayor has akenihese
swindling scampsin hand. and declares he
will break up .he, prnclice, le, The cost and
trouble be what il may. The wishes and
PRAYERS Of oil good men and women will be
with him in his labors. ote - bty p 87
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

PRINCETON COLLEGE DESTROYED "A ,rl'-
graphic despatch from Princeton announces
ina, Nassau Hall, The college building IN thai
borough. was entirely destroyed ON Saturday
evening, having taken fire from some un-
known cause. The s,udspls lbs. their fur
niure, clothes, books. &c. The hiss Is ea-
nmeted III $50 OOo lnsuN|nce, l6,00o,S
Nassau Hall was subsiani|l sinpe build
ing, four stories high. abopl l3Q by 30 fee,,
and was erected, We beiievs. ubou, 1909,
when lhe I'D collegiate edifico was 1,sroved
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27
S,OCIET Es.

LM.soSs. s.--Pomeroy lodge, No.. 1864. Stated
MeeiiHgs, the Monday evening on or before the
Wilson, Segy. oeil h11' 1'gnu1 a1,a s,. sl
si.so. o, Fs+-Naomi Lodge No. II. Meets
rvsryFIiday evening. Hall in Crawford build
Ing; SpOuldng Cutler, N. g.; Robert M'Kain,
Scc'y. - "'''Ns' fH' 0fN t hh"H'f '.H
MdemliIodse, No. 9I9. Meets every Tues
aNevening,iIn m Stiyers, building, corner Of Front
nd Court stsI WIN. L. Downie, N, g.; Wash
ngton Stvers, Sec'y. ..f
Sons o. TkMPssANcr. .4welfare Division, No.
90. Meets every Saturday evening. Hall in
Stlvers' ibaildng. TIA. Plants, w. p; VIM. L.
Downie,sRaS,blgH ,ssaod ,.atj Az, .i5a
Salisbury Division, No, 292., Meets on satur.
day evenings. Hall il, Rice's building, Middle.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

Il is understood that The model Of the new
Collins steamer. 10 supply the Arclic'sp place,
has been agreed on. She is To be 3l5 lee,
long, and the power md capacity Of her en-.
gines SO per cent greutur than those OF anv
American steamer ahDa.. She il expected
to cross from port 10 port in nine days. ..6
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27
From the Western Christian Advocate.
Letter from DIR. Thorils ON.
NUMBER XVI.

BROTHER ELLIorT,-You havr, l. seems,
pledged mo 10 continue my letters. must,
,hele(ore, Try again, although have no time
for such service, Before we take leave Of
London, lei US say some things about,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

A POPULAR PLANT.-A writer in lhea alast
number OF Chambers Journal, furnishes a
very interesting article upon "rhe Most
Popular Plant in the World" He com.
mences his observations with The remark
,ha, some Of his readers may moi be prepar,
ed for the fact, tina. tobacco, though not good
for man or beast, is the most extensively
used Of all vegetable productions and next
10 sali. the mos, generally consumed Of all
productions whatever--animal. vegetable. or
minernl--on the face Of The globe. In one
form or other, but most commonly in TINT
of lume or smoke. i, is parIaken Of "by sainI
BY savage, and by sage" There is M eli
mate. from the equator to the pole. in which
/, is not used; there is no nation that has
declined adopting it. The consumption o
the article in Great Britain has greatly in
creased during the past decade, and during
the last thirty years j. has nearly doubled
From the facts and statistics ndduced by III,
writer, there can be no question Of the cor
reclness Of his statement, shat "tobacco i
the mos, popular plan, in the world"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

n - Il o. lf 4 L
RepIssepttiye in CongEesso Il Ith Dstfict) ,-T
STATE Senator. .LIiEwrs A sDrss6N, Ui 1.avs
euce' 'oUimty.e 81 egts9 Toll -iiuioa an; III
Representatives.. CA4PsEit, Raeinaa
Sltsa2coUnr xkb -codsfY osSfcERs. zorzNA
Judge ofsthe Oourt6f Common Pleas. - HIN.
SinHoS NASH, Gallipdlisg ,asftIE 10 suSSt,it
tJndge Of Probate Court, IA. MERaILIs e@e,
.CleEk Of Common na Pleas cpprs, 5RepNEY, Dow
S sherifr.-w. surnw655b. anisgolsso saglio
sPypseeRaipg Attorney Agop &, E4aEAsFs
sC9hdty Trsdsaret OF HasskiNs, pro ten.
County Recorders 81 PAINE. lias1a utslG.
County Surveyor.7-JoHs q. GOLDEN, ~.
County Coroner P AEGb6RN. ~on u "'
County Commissioners. l. DAVID r. JAcobs,
Salisbury; MILO GUTHRIE, Orange; Taos. SMITH
Sutton.
sCounts COMMON school tEkamihetsS SnRev. II
WLkSsoN, GEoRoE B. GRow, A.rAs Knew. Il, p
$50 lsyel gai!sY i0-TTTho yIlh dIf8 .yrhru
TOWNSHIP oFFICERs-sALlsBURY.
'rrustees.-J.y. Miles, Robert Hysell, Elijaf
Jones ~ 'gG taiae1ys FqaJgsn OpI edf
.'Clerk.-7HosmerB Braneh,o ,e4dsd lal5at
lTreasurer,-7O. Branch. ,t,,,,,., ,ts
Barlow, Elijah JSnes!h .s9Tl oT9d frTi IT
reonstablesy yARandal stisers, ]. W.NIatthews
Thoss Radford.fs ,15ram ysfl aIiR a1msl
u eshs1tHa ,aJ677l eatFgsy1a Bsge
CORPORATION oFFcERs.-PoMERoy.
Mayor-Aaron Murdock.
gRecorder--S!5Ha HalRday.rgR ,ggoi w3y
sTrustees--V. B. Horton, o. Branch, H. G.
Daniel. N r. Nye,,J. d. Miles. n,, ,,.
TreaSurer-S. s. Paine.
Marshall Randall 'Stiyers. t''ali' ''' ''1s
( aua7eTrJ afoiE-L sn'c ifr4neA t.
9i1 fr&t6 rosrMAsTERs. o. .aEes{tt
pomeroy--Geo, Lee-ceJ y4Efrl 81 eee.s 4
Middleport:--D. iPangburn. Fl. .....'..
RacineNP. NJ Petrol. w s''' ''
LetartsvilleAGeo.I L! Piper" sdi44a''" 'a
Chester-sWm! NlitchelLa 81 same , eia
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

BITUMINoUs Coal IN CALlFoRNIA.--Thp
State Journal says that mine Of bilumlnous
coal has been discovered recently on Fea,h.
Ter River, between Marysville and Bidwell's
Bar, al the western base Of the foo, hills
The vein has been traced 10 miles among
tho mountains by sinking shafts. and is from
6 TO 8 feet in depth, and abou, g fee, wide
|, is unknown how much further the vein
extends, bu. is in all probability in,ermina-
be and inexhnus,ible. The coal is repre-,
senled as being OF a serv superior quality
unmixed with slate or other impurities com
mon In most coal minos--and Of quality
vastly superior TO thnt usually shipped 10 hi,
country from either England South Amer
lea. or the Uniied STATES. Il burns readily
and ernils bright light and intense heat
leaving deposit Of fine ashes The loca
lion Of the mine is about 90 miles from Ma
rysvile and easily accessible. A railroad
could be bull, 10 This pluce from Marysvill,
a.a moderate expense.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

An interesting paper lately read before
ahe Association contains the following gen.
eralizmions. which as have not me, with
ahem in Wessern papers, introduce here;
namely: 70 t.l ltaste ai
IL. Teachers Of Limited capacity. OF
whose command Of lunguageis limited, in.
variably teach besl wiIhie books or blythe
individual system of instruction: d3 20 ..s'
2. Men Of leIvid imagination, having Q
great command Of language and enthusiasm
of character, almos, invariably become sti
perior teachers. 9l,g Ia ,gla g
3. Decision ofscharacter almost invaria,
bly, forms an elemen. in the qualifications o
a superior teacher. tss ihi@ 7!l ta
a Men who. are deficient in genera
knowledge and enthusiasm of character arr
generally bad teachers. even though they
may profess great technical requirements
s.. An earnest man imbued with the low,
Of children is rarely abad teacher.
The love OF teaching is generally associ
ated with the capacity for il. bu. the convers,
does no. ogenerully hold rue. 80 ,o@
7. A man of superior teaching power
teaches well by any, rational melhod.4 Bu
he will always leach i hes, BY thai melho,
which is suited 10 mis- peculiar capabilities
4 8. Men generally teach badly when the.
attempt 10 teach 100 much, or when they d.
no. duly prepare their lessons.
i 9. Presence Of mind and selI.confdenc,
which is based on sell, knowledge are essen
,ial elements in good teachers character
i 10. Success in teaching is more depen
dent upon the capabilities Of the master 20
teaching than upon his technical acquire
msn's. Teaching poweris not always as
socialed with superior lalents or acquire
mems. E. THOMSON
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

nR. JOHN Ell ZEN, Homeopathic Physician,
LIN D. BrancRsbu building; Court street Pom
eroy. Office hours from 8 to 10 A. M.is1 to 8
p. P.Mhozto4rP.,M.. References; pr. Court
landt Herring, Dr.. AdolphLippe, Philadelphia.
March rs 70 ~ tanha 20 2itlesH OF 10y
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

Applications in behalf OF minors shoulf,be
made in their names by their guardian or
npxtfriend h, Where there are several mi
-nors entitled 10 the same gra,uV. oLe may
make the declaration. The warrant will be
issued TO all jointly. In addition to prool Of
service. as in other cases. the minor must
prove the death of his fuIher, that no widow
surviyes:him and ,ha. he aud those he rep
resenis are the only minor children OF the
decreased. t. t..a.a.f..
Ii party die before The issue Of a war.
ran, TO which he would be er,iled, il living.
The right of said warrant dies with him. In
case the warrant becomes void. aud should
be Cancelled, and the party nexl entitled in
riah, o! The service claimed should make an
application; and if there BIZ no such parry,
the gran, lupses under ,hesinita'ipn OF the
benefciaries 10 The buun,y. II ,he claimant
die aller the issue. Of the lwarrant. the lille
thereto vests in his heirs at law in the same
manner as real es,x,e in The place oflhe dom-
icile of lhe deceased, and can only BE- MS
signed or located by said heirs. .s .,.e,
Applications made by Indians must be au.
.hen,ica,ed according 10 the regulations g b.
prescribed by the commissioner Of Indian af
fairs. ..'.. ,. ..-........-...,t .,....-,.- s...
Accompanying the above instructions are
the necessary forms o. declaration. together
with an official copy OF the law. f,.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

Over five thousand cusss hake been tried
in the Police Covr Of Cleveland ami mol
one Of them has been.,nkenup or Etror.
Thlsis renlhrkhhle fact. nnd ~ d ,.cls much
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

The Governor of New York has appoint
ed Edwurd P. Cowles, Esq, OF New York.
Justice of the Supreme Court. TO fill the va
cancy occasioned by the death Of Judge Ed.
wards.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

PENNSYLVANIA LEGlsLATURE. had
supposed The difficulties between the Lake
shore Railroads and The order loving CHI
zens Of Erie had been brcugh. 10 head by
The Couus Of Pennsy ylvania; but II would
seem from the Cleveland Herald iha, the
Legislature Of that Sla,e had taken The nut
ter in hand once more for the purpose Of n ;
dressing The wrongs inflicted on the borough
Of Erie by these soulless corporations and
were abou, 10 repeal the charter of The Erie
and NorIh. East Railroad. A bill Tor such a
impose passed the House Of Represena.
lives ON the 10Th, and, according 10 the Her.
aid. will probably become law.
Thus, il would seem, Il is whole subjec,
is once more 10 be opened. to lhe drrange,
men, of business and the annoyance of the
travelling public. The Herald remurks--
i"Ths annullng Of the charter is said 10 BE-
in consequence Of The non.perf erformancc OF
cer,ain conditions connected with that char.
ter. by which ii was Obliged 10 contribute 10
the prosperity Of Erie, directly and Indirect
lly. The Legislature seems determined that
The company shall do so, or stop" The
prosperity here alluded 10 we suppose tc
mean the obligation 10 carry the Road to the
harbor of Erie. We confess we do no, full
| ly understand all the points in This compli'
Gated difficulty; bu, il the Roads un'ing a
Erie from the East and the Wes. were oblig
ed by their charters 10 carry their track Il
The hnrbor, so as TO allow Of the wanship
men, Of properly. has the violence of the
people absclyed the corporations from II eli
obligation? One wrong is verv apt 10 bege
another wrong. but on offence by one Pal.y
has never been adniled valid excuse 70
the omission Of duty by anolher-al eus, W,
! know of no authority on record Can Ih
public be enlightened on this point Of con
i lrove,sy at Erie? l
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

INSURANCE COMPANIES. Iuoet
ISTNK INSURANCE COMPANY, 81 Hart.
XII ford, 0bnae6ti0atsf o. .BRANCH. Agent,
Court street, Pomeroy. jan 80
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

DRY GOODS, LoTHING, &c
WAsfuNGTON ,sTIVERS, Dealer in Dry
w Goods, Groceries Hardware, DC. Corner
of Front and Court streets. Poneroy.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

Avs. PATRICK PuNsIcMN and SURGEON, -
H. OlfeIs his professional services to the citi-
zens Of MASON CITY and vicinity.
GJ- Calls to the country promptly attended to.
,MasonDC City, Aug. %, 1854 -33m6.. .a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

The magistrate, who may administer The oath
mus. be certified by The clerk of HE proper
couf, Of record Of his county, under the seal
of the coun. Whenever the ceHiGcae pl
The officer who auliien,ica,es the signature
M the magistrate is no, written On tha sama
shee, OF piper which contains The signature
10 be authenticated, ,he certificate mus, be
nilached 10 said paper bya piece 81 'ape or
ribbon. shei e,ldsspf which must Pess under
ahs ofieiakseaI. So AZ @ prsyen. ppy ,papsf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

ana9s5 BAN KERs. .lanllal u j. !.
HIANIBL & sRATHBURN, Bankerso Front
IL sheets Pomeroy, O, .slsed ~ iy206m'a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

on The line Of the road forproleciion against
robbers. The greater part Of these have
been exierminaied or banisbed, and tho force
is now reduced 10 lwelvs mem They are
under The command Of he iadomi'atle Rom
Runpels. 49,, .t,.,55,f ,,..... ,a.
b Al .Aspinwall, The company owns harbor
cutie accessible and wen projected, except
from iOrsherly winds. Afew.weeks ago, %
violent noriher dismas.sd vessel and sofe
a*ay Pof,ian ef .he company wharf and
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

T0hEsI sIEU SSPlNERs, Manufacturers of and
81 Dealers in every description Of Clothing.
Corner OF Front and Court streets, Pomeroy, O.
The BEST wofkmen constantly employed. Cloths,
Casshberes and aVestihes kept always on hand.
Paris and. f0,,flon Fashions received m0Athly y
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

pBUGS,, PAINTS. OILS, 80.
IN REBp q BROTHER, Dealers in Drugs
La kptppt nedicigeg, Paints, Oils, DyestuiIs,,
&C. s,.,as r'os' sIS s'Ese few doors shCvs Court
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

hK. S. G. MENzlES. Office, -Third-Street,
- between Walnut andvine, Cincinnati,Y
Pays special. attention to Diseases Of Women,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

LANES RALST0N, Dealer in, Fancy and
ID Staple Dfyn Goods. O roceries, Hardware,
R0otA ssif shoesg &c. Front STREET, three doors
below 3C0urte nCmeroy, o. = .,,,,,aj, h dec25. "A
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

UniIed lAssoci-
Grea. Britain,
alion embraces
tete-whoTa Tae-
lines Of chris.
holy SO fip,ure
nice, andiwho
sure basis Of
psrmaHuep,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

DAvIs & MORTON, on Sugar Run, Pome-
IL roy, have their Planning Machine in good
order, and constant operation Flooring, wealth
er-boarding, &C., kept constantly on hand, to fill
orders. Work warranted to give satisfaction.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

TVEORGE HOSSICK, Baker and Confectonei
W Front street, a few doors above Court, and
one door below Hotel, Pomeroy, O. febl
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

hrs. J.CUELEN RATRB5RN offers mis- pro-
~ fessional services ITO the citizens of Middle.
port and vicinity. Office formerly occupied by
Dr. psePh HathbQrn. N s.,tcu nov20m3
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

YVHEoDORE q MONTAGUE, Attorney at
! Law, Pomeroy, o. Office in Court house.
Strict attention given to ALI professional busi-
ness. Pension OF, Bounty Land Claimants will
find, i TO their advantage to give him call. =
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

1SBl Ak IlaGU53 ca683 90 sa3gaGo
~ Per ralAi1 Amman = !ua u 4 ID. p.3
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27

WAEL & EARHART, Attorneys at Law. Pom
w eroy, o. Office in Court house. n,al r.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27
BUSINESS DIRE CTIOR Y,
Observation-Disclosures Z.

Tfos. iRviN. eftr .hi ,mEli s0i0d lT. A. PLASTs,
IRWIN & PLANTS, Attorneys at Law. Pome-
j COY, ". N ~. N. .L-lLn. -..-.-L nov 2Otf.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27
BY A. THOMSON. /" q 9.s
oABfNETg F URNITURE,1 !

A iii GATCHEL, CabinetrInakeF, and Dealer
N in all kinds Of Furniture, Front ST, above
Court Pomeroy, 0 decl2tf,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-27
WAGON MAKING.

m & P. CRoSBlE, wagon-makers, Mulberry
i i street, Pomeroy, O., over F. E. Humphreys
shop. Having had long experience in the bust
ness, they are enabled 10 execute, in neat and
substantial manner, all orders for wagons, bug
gies carriages, &C., on short notice, and at reas
enable terms. .t ..,sa.,l.'3 u. 30 %
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-08-11
ANOTHER FUSION.

As might be expected the inveterate slaveites
from the national parties--the old Wing Democrat
and the Know Nothing-are beginning to exhib-
it their attractions for each other. They seek the
same object, and have common afinities, and we
see not the least reason why they should not fuse
into one mass Of pro-slayery.
The leading papers of these parties are ceasing
their opposition to each other while others are
holding out proposals of peace and fraterpal
union. The following for example:
The Buffalo Courier and Albany Argus, Hard.
shell democratic organs, deny that a union be-
tween their people and the Know Nothings as in.
tended. Do they, then, mean to fight on their own
hook, as io- a few days pasta If, in an emergency
like the present, democrats cannot unite, but must
turn their arms against each other, we might as
we'll not have any democracy.-M, Y. Jour. Of Com,
Hunker Know Nothing.
Advice so sincere and true, so imperative in its
nature, and so patriotic in its object, who can dis
regard, having a recollection Of past difficulties
successfully overcome, conscious of the immediate
dangers Of the present, and who INDUCES even a
faint hope Of n prosperous future? If this were a
time Of peace, a season Of safe reposc, the wo-
manly weakness Of resentment for wounded yani.
ty might be excused, and the questionable decen-
cy of family discussions might be overlooked, if
not tolerated. The times for prompt, vigorous and
concerted action has arrived. viii the democrat
ic crew abandon the deck or their guns because
the man at the wheel belongs to this or that mess,
or that the lieutenants are suspected of keeping
queer company when ashore?-WaSh Union Sou-
thern Pro-Stareyy.
The Democracy en- masse the old line Wings, the
national Know Nothings and Union-loving men,
will combine in one great mass, forgetting all dis
tinction when the Union is in dancer. and from
the Ohio river to the great lakes, they will charge
abolitionisa with a yigor and spirit that will be ir-
resistible and lead to n brilliant and annihilating
victory.-C Gin. Eng, Northern IrO-S2aCery.