The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-05-09
TO THE POINT.

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.'s"s e ''ss -s".0'"''' Papefl MAKE
the following pointed and truthful remark
about General Pierce and the conduct O
\ Seutbern Democrats in atving onrto F,aa
.;,a
'o'v'
when Gen. pierce came 10 the Presidential
chair, besides tne ove,wneimlng party tha
brought nm tn' even NOSE who had opposed
nun were becoming ir'ena,y 10 h.m. IL re
: CURED a miracle OF Stupidity (and thai mira
cle was mol wanthel 70 make me Admins
/ / trai'on unpopular. soulherh politicians may
perhaps att1oute the onpopularity OF Zen
rlerce NJ the North 10 ms nationality.
mere never was more absurd mistake.-
~ Massachusetts, ihe most sectional State % the
Union ana hopeiess OF gong ior the Demo-
cr"cy as Sooom was OF winning tame Ior
T,ehteousness, Is Tor tne denomination OF MIR.
5ierc"; ;wn'e MAINE Is opposed to him oy her
ueiegates ana 'she ana New hampshire (both
nauohai STATES cannot Dc carried for us SO
.ong US .he elneinna.i question IS open. The
uoup'e Is ina. MT: rierce (maintaininga ma
uonai Pohcy N ms administration II you
snoose') mas Pampercd Freesoli men Ut the
No,'h. $3.50 .s,.e
,; oou,nern ~, men are IN part 70 % Dlatned Tor
fond of cousining Northern Freesoilish men.
A bevy of Southern Senators failing in with
some Northern half Abolitionist, to- ask for
any appointment of person they do not
Know, makes strong look in the ewes of the
appointing power--and it is in part in this
way that so many bad appointments were
made ut the North. No wonder that good
National Democrats get exasperated, and in
wardly say, "lf the South want Abolitionists
they shall have enough of them.n II is from
such influences that Banks is Speaker of the
House. An instance in point is that of Sena-
tor Hamlin. He controlled to a vast extent
the appointments for Maine, and he was
backed up BY Southern Senator'S. This action
fastened swarms of Abolition Postmasters.
and at least two semi.Abolition Collectors of
Customs on us. Now Mr., Hamlin will pro.
baby come home to be the Black "Republi.
can" candidate for Governor, or at least take
the stump for the candidate. while our repre.
sentation in Congress. is ali of the same
stripe with the execution of Mr.. Fuller. This
is the way the election of Mr.. Pierce promot.
ed Aboitionism in the North, and it Is equal.
ly certain that his denomination wonld finish
a work too far progressed already.
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IHE PHILOSOPHY OF SNEEzING.-A sneeze
always Indicates that there is something
wrong IL does not occur in health unless some
foreign agent lrrltates the membranes of the
usual passages, upon which the nervous fl.
amepts are distributed In case or cold, or
what isterned Influenza, these are undnly
excltable ana hence the repeated sneezlDgs
when then occur. The nose receives three
SORTS OF nerves; Tie nerves OF smell, those OF
ieeling' aud those OF motion. The former
commqlllcnlesi 10 the brain the odorlous prop
ertles Of substance, with which they come in
TO contact, IN difinsed or concentrated state;
lhe second communicates the impression oi
touch; The thrd move the muscles OF the
nose-out 'ho power Of these muscles rs ve-
~ iiinted. When sneeze occurs, all these
grain ofsnuf excites the olfactory nerves,
which despatch 10 the brain The intelligence
rain [ instantly sends = mandate % throurh ,he ho
nortor nerve to the muscles, saving. e"Cast
I out" and the results unmistakable. So
,ffsnsive is,the enemy beseiging the nostril
leld to be, that the nose is not left to its
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