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- ~A-sssssssssAAsNn u
Port OF New York. October "a, 1855.
CLEARED.
Steamship Norshrrn Light Tnkiepaugh San Juan-C Nor.
Steamship augusta, Lyon. ssvannAh-s Mltchu
steamship soutaerner Even Chsrlesson-spoord Teston
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner City Point-Ludam Pleas.
Ship Genet, Arguit, San Franclsco-C n Church Co.
SIP Atlantic. Williams Charleston MERRILL Co.
B Bah M Aio;y d Es.shfT
Bark dsns 4np aa ks
schr h Taylor. Tsrrsi, Guaysma- R N Blackwell Co.
rA8Hsnsss Burke
sss ss9
ssSr p SOsss: Daniels Wl@insiop Potter
Sran sass
schr r Lord, Smith Baltimorc.IOrd ouereaS.
Scoop a ygan iSss
sloop Warren sannard, New HAsen-Haster
ARRIVED,
Ship WIN fell FUNGI Vie Set % with mdse and $40
sspsnss New ns with coal
vessel Dngan Leland Experienced heavy westerly gales
e To- 4 Si1 Sss
cialnplan OF SaiS Reed Shields s. days. with COAL
BARI Geodspesd Faye MarseIss Sept passed Gibraltar
sRs Sc Winds o IN &C. n
in co with brig Mermaid of Norfolk Thurson Bouc,
y
Bark Leo West Havana 16 days. with sugar sfgas
Aguhre Galway Has experienced succession OF NE gales
the entire passage.
Rrs gIiaI I Lisbon, IS days, with salt and cork TO
Brig Spanish Main , Decker Curocoa Sept 90 with fus
tic, &c, to master.
sls Thomas Watson wer,nser day.. with
from Porto Cabelo 70 Laguayra, Leonard Durfee Of Eau
River, aseaman, died.
Brig Augusta Fr. Curin St Pierre NF 81 days with Hsl
to w Bayard.
schr Ellen Dyer (of Poraud Haven Jeremie IS days. with
coffee and logwood TO Joseph Perkins,
schr Florence 3D. Perry, Halifax Ms. II days, with fish,
schr Eagle Qr Hunter Windsor Ns 10 days. with plaster
to Whitney d Co.
Schr Cumberland, Chase Alexandria DC, days.
Schr + Lewis, Barry, Portland, Me,
Schr Vim Gray Buel, Portland CT.
Schr George Edgar, Farnum, Flushing for Albany.
Schr Fashion Newman from the wreck OF schr George Oar
by f Maine ashore at Morches LII 90 miles East
Hook where she had taken load Of casks for tightening
Messrs johnson Higgins have contracted the of
and Capt reports that they have good prospect
ceeding.
BELOW
One bark and one brig
SAILED
Steamships Northern Light San juan Augusta, Savannah
SoIthnrner, Charleston; Roanoke Richmond.
Wind during the day and fresh.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- A1SAh4 nVXACkLSs
A ., AmA GA! FLAG PRESENTATION 10 NO
!sa,sy evening" I'll ss 4 az 3D. :;
s saSs 'ss -
ssi :s,::
for sale the door, on the evsq o II JS%%N
1osEru MATHEWS, Secretary. y : = -
A P.A-rHE MEMBERS OF HENRY CLAY LODGE.
ss, NO To- Al are particularly rsaaeSs!sd % ssead
xteenh street and Eighth avenue Il O'clock precsy,
sore ss or to the lodge win Be brOss
Der. BY order Of the worthy Master: q
FANCY FAIR.zISsrrTurIoN OF MERCY. HOUSTON
held de insaon anasr a Se psoosss
SsG D sss ana 4 Win
poor Ss S ss e a.
@ So1 or greater plumber Of children whom h
e on Ss sGasssa e =
h hs s q s.rS h., 70 -
aged % make this appeal B-Donatons fancy wos,
sd ::
r. 3. s;-THE MEMBERS OF THE EMMETT BENEy0,
lent Society Of Brooklyn are hereby notified attend =
4 s. attend the funeral q 4 As % AZ
?. FassIaAlD, Secretary. 'e'a'-''
IRISH AID soorETY-A GALL TO THE GENEROUS
people Of New Yorkrhe Finance Committee q he above
are G Il re % Ss b
aid and this praseworhy object Az hs
u We: ~ * $ ~ 40,
s''sRS css s.
Tssn Patrick Ksans JAMES FEs:ds:
MASONIC -YHE MEMBERS OF ST. JOHNS LoDoa
attendance 81 their iooms 100 broadway Free Sssons Hs
VII j. brought Ss5sss ssSs sslaS;ns
PETER PET N. ST. ssA RI, Secretary = ''f'' ""
a rIIITARY sURGERY--AT THE NEW yoRK MEDICAL
u College East 18th sree'-Ir GIUCK chief surgeon e
hs Ss ran ana 70 H.
OF lectures Military Surgery every satursy morn
IN cants patents have their adjusted vita
government fo the money renrnabe TO them b. calling ct ~
NTEcTA CLUB.-AT MEETING OF THE ABOVE
elected President ELI r CHASE, Secretary.
C7EvENs WESTERN FARM ASSOCIATION VIII.
se public meeting this evening" e e. q %ss
eOSS low prise Y weekly 6S s9d i Fss
Late Of the Industrial Home Of Mt, Vernon.
viii be admitted the Spanish edition Of karhsrs
plays be cold in Havana and uprising from twenty hos
sand 70 SfPs Rsssn
THE BOOTH ASSOCIATION. IN NEW YORK, WILL
VEIL hG e ray neeOs s qass o. ea
Third avenue for the transaction OF business Ina
p0''A'' '''0''''''' s. TREADwEII, Secretary.
THE UNDERSIGNED DECLARES HEREWITH rHAr
him. no % sI
POST OFFICE NOTICES.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE-CHANGE OF HoUR.-THE
second Eastern mail BY steambos' va sSnnson WILL .
and after Monday the '.f fowfEs
REWARDS.
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p. A.-THE MEMBERS OF HENRY CLAY LODGE
"a. No. 10. A. r. A, particularly requested To attend
meeting TO be held this at their lodge
nerof Sixteenth Eighth avenue O'Clock precisely
as busees OF great importance to the lodge viii be brought
before bem Puncual attendance required OF every
Der BY order Of the worthy Master:
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MASONIC. -YHE MEMBERS OF ST. JOHNS LOD0H
1 No (old constitution requested to bo puncua =
attendance ut their 600 broadway Free Masons
this Thursday) evening" 18th inst, O'Clock Business u
importance will be brought before the Lodge including wg
In the three degrees. STEPHEN ROGERS, Master.
M. SHARE Sccreiary.
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r. A GRAND FLAG PRESENTATION m M
"a: Surrender Lodge No 10 r. A. v1l t.ks place =
Dspensary Second and Twenty third strs
Doors open at ~ O'clock exercises commence al ~
Brooks Chauncey Shaner. Charles Ms James McKinsy
% orar ~ O'nes
for the door on the evening Of the presentation
JOHN II. COWAN Chairman
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fyoAI EXCHANGE --suBsCRrBERs AND oTuEns.
are hereby notified that the large rom 34I Pine stress
- oser hls dav fhsnoe ho~r
time g o'clock Open d,l'y S,rseg' su,ys. IRONS
Gro W. Rosr secrear
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COAL.

(yOAL AT COST, FOR TEN DAYS, As THE COAL MusY
be sold by Nsv preparatory 70 chang OF bus1r.
Best quality, warranted or nsney rcnied at cargo prs
Liverpool o. Scotch Coal worth 81 delivered 70 oxsr
from citzenz Fou-feenth ana Ninth
s'enue' W ~ " "'sN ''' j. +. HoDaKs
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mOEO REwARD-TAKEN, sINCEYEsTERDAYA AFTER

c7E REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RECOVERY
40 u OF the following goods:-S dozen gold and svr
pencil cases Dozen god pencil cases dozen black SUI
way, between the hours OF and O'Clock Monday eve
The above good 10 have been len some
place. 10 be called for by the person who stole them.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-24
UemoeIasia a.saesaIiar

The Democratic Association was addressed on ia.,
Saturday night byst Geo. Tucker, ESQ, of Char.
iattesvie, AID T. J. sfiche an. j. r. skinner E.os
OF this plaee We were absent from iov at tia time
and therefore cannot write Of the speeches.
Hr. Niche Hill address the assoeation newt s.t,r
day in opposition to Know nottingham, when wa
hope to be present, and thus be enabled to rive or
readers an outline Of his argument lie is sbig of
the Clay school with patriotic heart Which throb,
ardentiy for bis countrys good. He is known the
State over TO be man of giant intellect who would
seoin all dice and patronage of political nature.
Hence We may expect calm, dis.aasenate aud abb.
discussion of the subject.
George L; Deneae, the District Plcctor.apd Y,cch
a. i1gget Lsq. o Rockingham. will also .,dr..,tho
nesting. L., all attend who can. Wv
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-24
Speaking in Blocks Can.

We Understood when II, kot bingham Coun.
" lew days ago, thai there Was public speak
ing 10 lhe Gap OH some day el ne previous
Meek perhaps Saturday, and Il al The good peo.
pie vi that region Meie addressed BY a trio OF
demotratic, locoioco, Ahti-Ameriean aud " Use
politicians, upon the various questions OF pub
lie Interest embraced III The present canvass tor
the election ot State officers
That trio OF con4enal spirits vas male TN
ut one r kennon, rendered some " hal netori
aus ny an a!enpt TO expUse lEal associalion OF
ireenet called know Nolhings.a Ii. i. Wart-
mann, another OF The same genus, and whose
name, as ole Of the eiIiors OIL The buckingham
Register at That Tine, stands lilsspaIably con.
leced with the degrading declaration lfal The
Democrats Of Rockingham would vote ior IA
denocla,lc shin IN a bean pole,n ;gains. the
most distinguished Wing IN HE State, aud the
candidate of The ahii.Ametlean party Ter the
oihce vi Lieuiendni Governor, l.. II McCamas
! hese We are liee 10 admit, were fiji and suia
b!e associates 10 be banded together in HE ~.
noble, though we hope futile tiiori 10 convince
The people that ForeIsuIsm and Romai;sn were
oeller entitled 10 their Support Hiatt American
ism aud Pfotesishiista. those who Esei proud
OF such associates IN such IA cause are quite vel.
come to enjoy each OILERS company as well az
the consolation 10 be derived irunl any hope OIL
s'eso' y tHc1 may lhduive,
u We copy The above from The Union Rs.
publican ei the 23d. Whether the misrepre-
senta'ion MAS wiliul OF not, we cannot say We
can say, however, that i, is a misrepresentation
OF the elossesl character. The junior editor of
the Viudiea,or was liesenl II, The meeting
at owe referred To- II was addressed by Col. w.
II. Hartman, Hon. l.. w. MeCumas. VIM. G..
Stevens, A. 5. Norment, G. f.. Deneale. and The
writer ofthis notice. Alter the meeting had adj.
louined and the audience was dispensing, Mr..
Kennon got upon the band wagon aud made
lew sensible remarks in regard To his cou IL ecl ion
with Know Noihinsism. IL I. War,man, ESD
being called for just as The wagon was leaving
SAID a few words. This was al the speakino
these pefsots did. |, is thus seen that the editor
oil The Republican misrepTesenled facts when il
was in his fo~er 10 have learned hem CORRECTLY.
MIR. Warman Is mae strale in the county OF
Rockingham, and was elected by as honest
people as ever lived. MIR ksnlon is a poor man
but has maintained through life all nprnhl and
honorable character. The head and flo, of their
offending is the fact That they dissolved their con.
neclion with Know Nolhngsm.
The attempt Of the Republican, to cas-, SUR
upon Mr.. MeComas is worthy OF the canse in
which lis editor is engaged. But Mr.. Nee is
so far above his venomous detraeloa as 10 defy
its reach. Such are The means our opponents
use 10 aid their cause.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-24
Northumberland

The gentlemen whose nalnc IS above printed, has
dashed himself into fury, about Innocent aliusiua
we made to him i'll our last ssue and COMES out in a
TRADE of abuse and black uardiai ia the Auefeas.
Of the ed, vndieating the eiegimaeg Of his birth
and the Legality Of his name neither of which, to our
knowledge. has ever yet been questioned. So Ear as
We know Mr.. Berry's private character is above re-
proaeh-he has always heretofore passed Tor IL gen
tle.nan, aid have seen nor heard nothing ia for
felt his claim thereto, unless it be the eo.anasA a-
ton in the American.
We were iniormed that AIr. Berry did question
Col Hartman, Icy gentlemen whose ver.oity ia as IN
improbable, at least, as Mr.. Berrya upon sAst
Information, we made the ausien 1--we vers
wrong ii was not our fault. Had Mr.. T. come to ~
and satisfied ua that We were Mistaken we would
readily have made any proper correction. But in
stead of that, he r. the columns Of another la1sr
with coll ,ctinn Of ilth and laal, AMI attempts to
besalear the editors OF t.is paper becasle mistake
according TO his report, made in regard to a
matter rejecting Mother upon his NJ.rt.," 'aaas1
on Character ii Air. Berry considers that he was
sanderes and finds atoncment therefor in The use
u the terms. ..mud machines, "ditty work. false
hood, ISLANDER &C., be it so. We will not contfQ-
vert the point with him.
The metaphysical distinction this gentleman would
desire to make, and the extreme terms lie eraploYs
to illustrate hts views upon the question of Tempe
rance. are quite amusing, yet characteristics They
carry VITA them their oWn corrective, and all Will
understand his and position. We do not
crave newspaper warfare with him. Indeed we
sorry that Inclination does not lead us to that
extreme which would enable M. Berry to show him
self Of and keep his name I'm print for several
weeks We merely intended in taking NJ ourpen to
assure MrB that we had criminal design upon The
Legitimacy OF his birth. or the legality OF hs name
in the casual, yet, Intended, rcsnectiui notice
OF liln in paper of the 18th inst. We have rot
the slightest objection to urge to Mr.. Rs emphatic
assertion, that his - name ~ Thornton Berry" and
fsafiI ,yi. !
on the 9th day OF March, lsll.p The figures bear
him out in his declaration, and therefore we do not
leel authorized to dispute it. We have no doubt
Mr. D. GGs born some place. and has atnays had a
time and place OF his birth and such his name, We
presume it must be So
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From the HarrIsonburg Valley peiroerat.
10 fhc Eublfc

iHaslng noticed in the :. onion Pe1u1licon" pub
llshed IN stauhton, and edited by T. Maurin and G.
H. aew, ILL aeomunieation signed Adieu in which
PIN and demanded tic anthor Of said com,unico
ton In reply to note, respectfully but prren,
tofiiy demanding the name of the author of Aaieu.
nc gave Us Inc subJoned reply r.
NJ rn MARCH, 10, 1856.
-. SIR our note of this date demanding to know
hepuhlean,' signed 'adieu' has been received and
in reply have to inform you, that Mr. E,ah.
waite handed 1a me the article for utilization;
We Immediately called upon - Braitllwait..
(weil known where he lives. as ncarable of wiling
ANYTHING for the press and normedhi that Mau
rim gave us his name as the author Of The artcla -
,"heIeupon Braithwaite denied being the autbor
out Simply the ..news-earrer, and messenger Of The
set whose associate and tool lie made himself We
a a"a eailea upon MaTrn, When he lodged the
duesllon' and minated by his bearing ami manner
'hat ms note was meant to deceive us. A trick
worthy high-mnded editorl We conclude AZ Wa
nase fgnt to CO. in the absence of the name Of tho
autnof, tEat the article was written either by Man
pm himself G. Lewis. his 'swothv ASSISTANT 1,yell
Shomn aoout Maftnsburg, Moorelicld and on tho
S en- nan ryer or else possibly by an ndivid
nal who occupies, and must ever occupy an nnenvia
pie position in the community in which he lives ana
Is Known. If we are right in our conicctnre "a 10
me author ct the article, the public we know. viii
Falaon us Tor not attempting anvtl;uy IKE a raniv
to either OF the sonw5os before reicrrrd To W. pr
Wsh Ai"T"n in Rockingham, where we have long re-
siaed, as poor but honest men, and We will NOT do.
grade ourselves at this period Of cur lives in CON
test with such antagonists. Cur nciqi,ors who
know US, VII endorse our honesty and integrity
Can as much be said for the dry scamn Vsbo ,r,
to ms instincts would strive to stab us in the daI
ana things he is concealed frcul observation becaus
he hdes his head and seeps il hid. N'"-
~ wy Moia more to the puhlicif these are some of
,iie lrst fruits OF Known otiinpism-tbst bnnsst
hnmss and unpretending citizens are to be thus as,
saea by sneh tools and men Of such character. Who
Sfe aEald to show themselves to the gaze of IN in
lEt community, VIA. viii the people of Virginia
.fhn Oh such concern having such infamous objects
z 'ls@ sslat will an indignant public think &
PHILIP KENYON
SAM'L EMPESWHILER.
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Fire I

Jis' as ne were preparing for The press on
FRIDAY evening, the alarm Of fire was gwen II
was discovered that Mrs. Chesley Kinney's les.
'dence on Gospel Hill, WIS on fire, and ili.,
the flames had so ia, progressed as 10 preclude
taeir exlllclioa, wiihoul considerable loss The
100 Of lie house vas entirely destroyed. Al
though but lill!a Of the furniture was consumed.
much Of il was rendered worthless by beipa
pitched out. The fire Was accidental We
learn there was no insurance The loss, al
though no, very g'ea', falls heavily uren an es /.
made widow I,d,.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-24
Court Day in .so sl,inghan,.

Monday last, was Court-day in HaTrsonburc and
the time appointed for the Hon. +. W. McComas to
address the people OF Rockingham. 4 vast con-
course of people had assembled on the OCCASION.
Rockingham, always noted for the large ATTENDANCE
upon her COURTS surpassed herself on Monday last
About one o'clock, the Court having given way for
the purpose, Hon. L. w. McComas delivered speech
OF upwards Of two hours in length, to Court House
crowded to oseraowing with the freemen of that
county. His remarks were characterized by that
crushing style OF argument so peculiar to him. The
facts advanced ia support Of his positions diff
feren from those used in his speech in this place. but
none the less effective. Throughout he had the close
attention of his auditory, who manifested their pleas
and delight by frequent outbursts Of applause
His speech produced a most encouraging impression
Jas. ii. Skinner, Esq, CT stanton, being present
by invitation, having been introduced to the audi
encs, proceeded to deliver a speech in support of
the staunon nominees and the Democratic party
1t was one OF those graceful and finished efforts so
characteristic of the Speaker, full of sound reason
ing and pointed argument We heard tie speech
highly spoken OF by many intelligent Wings and
Democrats.
After he had concluded, tho meeting adjourn ed
until night.
AT night, after the transaction of some premina-
~ busine IS, Col. Wm II. Harman having been pre-
yiously invited, arose and delivered speech of np-
wards of two hours in length. 1t was most cordially
land enthusiastically received, eyincing as il did,
great resource ON the part of the speaker and ad-
mirable capacity to give it proper direction.
Col. I'll. has won for himself we doubt not ,emphat-
cally good name, in the heart of the old Tenth
Legion. His effort at Brooks Gap, ON Saturday,
aad at Harris onbafg on Moneay, wsresuch as anyone
might be proud o'--eHofts requiring not only re-
search, but pure Democratic ardor. Indeed, Angus
Ia is highly blessed in having within her limits two
of the most promising Democratic orators of the day.
we mean McssFs. Hartman and Skinner-men OF
high toned honor, chivarous courage, aud active
Democratic zeal
Rockingham is all right. Her people are moving
with animated zeal, and we know the full Democrat
ic strength at least, will be rolled up in May next
Col. N. B. Yancy, Hiram Martz and j. NJ. r.
Sprinkle, the present incumbent, snnocnced them
selves, on Monday candidates for the Legislature
making the sixth candidate for the Lower House
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-24
Tie I,IYiairia

sFhii- HE Know Nothing Why rr.ss are
Apttiaiint IN lie p'!ula.sfy end riaesss Of
i'irlr eatdl.lale taf Gevarnor. we .ear..l ll,.
c1rf IL val, for Ffn / Of hs iuvin b liy, Va
discover that his tagni desire Tor office. ia ns,
2eina'iy baked it lhe IN 81 ht4neliisl repul-rs
BY iha people. lie has Sustained more d, fats.
we ven me to i!i'ai, than any other political a
in The Stale,
IL 1881, Mt. L s, Flonfaey wasa candii-
ate foi the House Of Delegates, aud h. gel ju.,
2Jo OIL ol upwards oil 500 VOTES. This I'M ,bs
emphatic language Of our neiehbu Of he Wig,
was aise minority. In 1883 he adt al.oli or
exi rtmeiit ou HE favor Of he people w;,hrhis
result Ednlul Dis ID, )553; laylo D,m,
asS Slnns, tWhig) SIC; Tourney (Whipl
S9S Defeated III his aspfalials for The I.ai..
la''ie, All fiouihnA elevated The Of jecl I'll his
ann. andsniais a sltke fer Congress. Ard this
iine not without success for he coniliv.d Ia
SUP INTO Office Though an ugly chnsm in Tia
Democratic party. lie WAS elected by Il major.
ny O. voiesi His constituents hal M L,ch
appreciation ol bis ability inN onaress and thew
rejected his application for "a conluaatce ef
their fasor." In 1919 he was beaten b, DR.. A,
veFe't by maJplliy Of votes. The iich ef Of.
sife vas fpoh him, be was mol content wlih0lt
another Struggle. In 1881 DR. Averea BEAT
HIM again BY alma iorily o: about 300 votes. Alter
TINS stroke he settled down quietly into obs,u.
rny ilem which he is rescued :or slor, Time.
by The nomination Of lhr Know Nothing party
AMI This is the invineible rlournu,
II is repres n,ed that Mr. Flourno, has rrodi.
slaus strength on The Sanl-Siie The reeoid
Tells different story .-EAouIRkR
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-24
JOHN Nj PATTON. ESQ

slow ale you TO dag MIR. Patton !"-Henry
Clay.
he nominee of the Know Nolhines for At
torney Genial seems 10 have been as great a
ctiangeileg upon tie kno~ Nohn. question,
as upon every other one. In 1913 he made an
Anll-American speech in which he euloszed
foreigners 10 The skies. We should not be al all
surprised TO See him denouuclug Know Moth
lnelsm before May The Know Nolhn IS
ought 10 put MIR. Potion under bonds 10 keep
not the peace but his opinions: Mr.. Paioa
finds it as difficult to hold his opinions, as a
person under the influence Of The ST. Vilus
Dance. does, 10 hold their hands l.-Even
II he shouli be elected, he is as likely between
election and Inauguration mia office, To uet M
on ou' side as h. Is to stay upon III ;; he is now
Identified with -Lgnehturg Republican.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-24
The True Version.

We fiud in the daily Richmond Enquirer, o
the 18th, the following article, signed "MeIh-
odsl.o 1t is true sensible, and rational in.
lefprela,ion OF Aha, Mr.. Wise did say, on the
occasion allgi,led 10, and abou, which SO much
has been SAID hy the opposition press:
RICHMOND, MARCH 9, 1855
Messrs Edltars.--'i'iIe Penny Post oil FIJI.
day asserts, that Mr.. Wise. III his speech at
the African ChaIeh. used The follow my words
IN CONNECTION with Methodist ministers; III
we are Ia have Pope, ior Cots sake lei
lin be Il Catholic Pope away over in Italy,
and NOT ONE OF YOUR Protestant PRIESTS,
kneellna al our Love Feas,sn rhIs language
was noi empo. I'd by Mr.. Wise OH that occ;.
SION. What lie did say was: III we are 10 have
Pepe, for Gods sake lei him be Il Protestant
Pope away over IN Italy, AND NOT PRoTEs.
TAST PORE KNEEIING al uur Lore Fcasts u
That these words were Hot de,l. med as the
Post insnrates. is clear. They were spoken
III immetiiaie connection With an energetic de-
uaeialion OF the preachers OF christian politics
aud had specs reference to that class of crea-
iuras. That ihe andeuce SO uuderss I'd lhem
was evident by the vehement applause iiieA
followed iheif sHuEcaten aid which MAS par
iieipalel in ~ several Alet.ludisls and MEM
bsrs ol Other Protestant CHI lches WHO weIe
standing uear ne. SO viewed wha, christian
III Virginia does nat say heartily, AMEN! 10
the sentmenl2 Besides, Mr.. Wise could mol
tase ieiersd Ia Methudiss His simpl, meaning
~ as this: AS ELI ,tian p. opie Wewaui among
Us 10 men assuming 10 b. preachers ot CHRIS 5
,spel, no neglect their duiies us such Ia
preach chri,l,u pulnics.n A ]usl aud proper
seniiinet, a d one that coinnleuds itself TO
every right thinking churchman i'll Virginia.
We'll might the Post say, None are 90
bind as sose Who with their eyes open see
nol.n The Post illustrates the truth of the
saying. a METHODIST.
Gf>ln addition 10 the above we have the
cerlefiac vi the Rev. &. A. Davis, Meth
odIst lnstrr, 10 he same effect, which fI-
lows, assput!lah.d III the Enquirer.
RICHMOND, Va, MARCH 7th 1855,
Dear Sii:--in reply TO your note of This date,
hass no hesitation IN SAVING, ! WAS present
aud heard the recent speech o, Ms. WISE
delivered in the African Church in This Cny-
There Was nothing ia that speech hich cnlid
with any justice Or pfopfiely, lie considered as
ar assault upon tie Methodist Church, lis gov.
ernmeni, doctrines, ministers, or usaees |
should have been quick to detect, and p,ompt
10 repel any such attack. made openly or olker-
wise, dltecll y on indirectly.
Justice 10 Mr.. Wise, as well as coni tesy to
you, rsquiles his briel note.
YER, respectfully,
Your otedient servant.
G. =. DAVIS.