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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-28
To DIR. ii. HcInImann, Corner jackson and

To DIR. III. Hcintmonn, Corner jackson ana
Montgomery streets, San Nrancisco Dear Sir:-It
is with pleasure that We notice The unbounded sue
cess which has attended you in your practice since
your residence in this State, over seven years.
The geod you have done and the skill you have exer
csed in the cures that come under our observation
make 1t our duty let it be known to the world and
more particularly to those suffering with disease
Most of us were well acquainted with you whilst you
resided at Mormon Island, and witnessed there some
remarkable cures which you effected on patients
whose cases were pronounced hopeless by eminent
physicians. We have also seen what you have done
for some Of our friends now residing at Coloma and
Placerville who afler much pestiasion and induce
ments our part consented TO 90 and see you when
they had almost despared of their lives They did 80
and returned and are living hale and hearty men;
and reader IL this notice should reach yonr eye and
you afflicted, take advice and go to Dr Helm
MANN, and you will never regret It,
Dear Doctor, receive with our most nearly wines
for your future welfare the assurance that we believe
You to be one of our most talented and experienced
physicians In the State.
FREDERIcK HARyAAsS,
(prop'r Miners Hotel)
jAcOB WINKLEMANN, fGreenWoou 'ahey
(p'r Greenwood Brewery,
JOHN GEORGE,
August HAHSE,
!.. !osrrn W!LlsASS' G,ls tcoloma.
T Br1,1 1,, crag PrGP5s rsSs,as, Of ,ss pacerve.
All. WALKER, Ell Dorado Slide.
G. ZRoIcKK. (hrm of e. Poppe co.. orovilie.
JOSEPH GLAvEL, Auburn.
CHARLES KAsTELLI, Spanish Dry Digglngs
r BxSsIssER. (prop'r of bridgeD Condemned Bar.
c. WoLLER, Sacramento,
X. FIsMssER, do
C.pT. UIxp Michigan Bluffs.
Carr r. g. MUnYoRD, Mormon Island.
HxsRY TRUEL, (Republcan Housc,) jackson.
This testimonial was not solicited By DR. Heint
mannI aag-T3m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-28

nss~"HeIo Sharp" said Pop, meet
ing him the other day in the street,
''you hobble, my boy; what's the mat.
ter with you -
"Oh, had my feet crushed, through
the carelessness ofa conductor the 9TH
er day, between railroad cars, that's
all.n
"And don't you mean to sue for
damages :"
Damages ? no, no. l have had dam
ages enough already. Hadn't | better
sue for repairs 20
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-28

MARRIAGE OF ScHAMYL's SoN.-Let
ters from the Caucacus state that
Schamyl has married his son, Dimmel
Eddin, to Circassian beauty 10 years
of age, daughter of the Narb 1agil.
This son is the young man who was
restored TO his fnther by order ef the
Emperor Nicholas, in order, it is said,
to induce Schamyl to remain aloof from
hostilities during the late war-and
did it
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-28

A DEwBILL.-Why, uncle Dewitt.
tie, how dew you dew' Dew come in
ard rest little. dew.-How dews aunt
Dew, and what is she dewing now !:
And dew tell us about the news.
Come dew sit up to the table and dew
as we dew; dew help yourself, and
dew talk some, and dew not make me
dew all the talking, for | shan't dew it..
Now dew say something dew.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-28

nR, local weaknoss, nervous debility, low spirits,
Iassitude. weakness Of the limbs and back. in-
disposition and ipcapabliy for labor and study dull
ness of apprehension loss Of memory aversion to
cety love ef solitude timidity, self dstrus dizziness
headache involuntary discharges. pains in the side.
affections of the eyes, pmples the face, sexual and
other infrmaties in man, cured without fail by
the Justly celebrated physician and surgeon, l.. ).
Czapkay His method Of curing diseases is Dew (up-
known to oihers) and hence the great success. All
consultations (by letter or otherwise) free. Address
L. J. Czapkay, NJ. d., San Francisco, Cal. R3-3sa
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-28

pA. In Dutch translation of Ad-
dison's Cato, the words 'Plato, thou
reasonest well.' are rendered: 'Just
so--ycu are very right, Mynheer Pla-
to-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-28

EVOR SALE by the Case or Package in
Il quantities to suit.
Long bin paper. Legal cop Letter Paper. Ink
Broad bill paper, Fools cap, Note paper, Pen
ellis, Blank Books, Wafors, &c &c. Noisy
Carriers Book & Stationary Co.
81 Battery GA & sc Long Wharf. San Fran
cisco. G. P. KIMBALL. Pres.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-28

sTWe never know great charac-
ter until something congenial to it has
grown up within ourselves. Channing.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-29
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
E7sEEs5 r5zsSE5 80 go all
Express Notice.

Express Notice.
I'LL gssss-.sea - klzz-l A-lI
MENPHIs AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
I1HE ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY" have made ar
rnusemenfs With he above Railroad f0r Dzy kxpresa~
Tine an uoWprcplfrd % receive and ferWard Freight,
facsag- ac b. Passe-Eer Trains % Huntsville, Dscaiur
Tsu1 IA Az lntsrurd ate stations ire N {. and n
a G laiT1ats. ruaH luckar "a rcsiucet rates.
~ N-at myers leave Nafl vie daily at o'clock,
- Frefhts % b. 'orwariud ~ ENprcss viii BE- called
sheet sztra charge. lsule-ul A. K. Holt, Agent
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-29
STEAM ENGINES

A CARD.
AM manufacturing daily my Eclipse Stove Foundry
i In this city good assortment Of STOVES ASo HOL-
LOW-WARE, viz: Ovens, Pots hklets ana Lao
and Andiron Of Different patterns the wholesale and re-
tail trade, at small profits. ,.,.
Also Tin Copper sheetron Ware, ofihe best q1ah
At lev hrures few Ere chamber sets OF BrittshA Wal
and No / Refrigerators, on hand for sale low.
particular attention paid 10 Roofing and 6uttering Win
in or Copper -, 4,
E Old Copper Pewter, Brass and Scrap Iron taken In
E-hange for my manufactures. . Do,,,s
Ivao-em No. 6 College St.. near Church St
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-29
TO THOSE WHO RIDE!
S. z. CIRCUMSTANCES & CO.,

a. 90 lower Market street, NASHVILLE
Az \ are now manufacturing every Yart a ~. So
w ETY. sud style Of vehicle, nom BE <sa,-ssssssIs
iainsst 80 - the most beautiful and Ella ~ ~
Jratly finished tu-p out
Having engaged nrsclass workmen and obtained large
ouut OF the beet stock prepared 70 DO wort
Reh va compare with any In the whole GENTRY either fo
vie or durability All kinds Of vehicles kept constantly Oh
and or promptly made 70 order.
FVeretts Patent cOupiinEs
pa. Improvement In the coupling OF Carriages
has awakened much interest througheat me country
- n mon Win the most favor where II IL best known
,ovn Having the exclusive right for this ely We are new
nlpa use Of them constructions Carriages buggiee Ao
b 80 Lover Aartst stgest. $3.50 .sa-. -s-- -s' -a'-
lunaao-da
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-29
RATES or FREIGHT
OMCHARLEsT0N AND SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.
On and after the First of june.

FhOM ChAhLESTUN AND SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.
10 Taxa sFFtCI
On and after the First of june.
FIRST CLASS
Piano Fortes Books and Stationery Boots Shoes AID
Hats, Liquors, oils, &C., il bottles. CamuGiBe and
spirits Turpeutne .u bbs; Carr citing, Oh ra Glass
and Glassware, Ciggrs in cases; Cocks, Coufsctiona
rsS, Cotton Cards Cutlery, Go cases ca l. and boxes.
Dry Goods in boxes and bales; Drugs Frui,r, Fruit
Trees and Shrubber,, FuFs, Garden seeds, ookiug
classes and Looking Glass Plate, Cat owners rs -
Oysters ia cans and jars, saddleTy Tin snd Britannia
Ware, Tea. aud spic., per 100 bs, from Isl Deem
Ter 70 isi Iuufr... rs
and from ist Jane 10 Isl December. IS
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware except such IS specified in First Eud Third
Class, Coffee Mll-, Machinery; Foreign Liquors, la
bills, ard pipes; Tobacco ia boxes; Leather u rolls
and toxe., OILS, In tbs and casks; Crcekery and
Queeusuare in crates and casks; Rice. Whiting,
Plaster, Sheet Brass ard Copper per leo 90
THIRD CLASS.
Axes, Shoye's, Spades Sad Irons Zinc and Tin ir rrs
n-piate, Auvis, Vices, casks % Chains and Boes,
Manila and Cotton Coraage, Coffee, heavy Castings,
Mil Gearing, Railroad Nhev's and ANles Chairs and
Spikes anu Rosu in bbls. per Ice !ts............ 50
SPECIAL RATES.
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other light articles
not enumerated; also, Ca boys Of Acids or other
Chemicals, viii be charged by actual weight, but
double First Gloss Rates, per loo $3.50
The rates the same om Charleston and Savannah 70
Stevenson, and on stations this side, "a Nashville.
Oyerch4rges where hey evidently exist, be corrected
BY The Nashville and G. attarooga Railroad and paid by
TreasU upon proper from The gent delivering
TIE Roals viii pay Tor hidden damages or injury %
contents Of boxes packages when external appearances
Of damage exists
No claim for damages VIII be considered unless pa
MED With receipt showing the 90 dtto have been ingo0d
order when delivered 10 the Roads a. Charleston and sA
vannah
In case ofshor goods The Road require 80 days for
aricstion 81 The hne not found by tie expiration Of n
time tie Road Gel verng Ei be authorised 90 pay-tu
clm sha b. considered got ,uzless receipts
are eyhititet as yiGrnce Of shipment
No goods viii be delivered until an charges paid and
areceipt given by the consgnses or their agents.
The Agents % the y. 4. r under heavy bends 70
che company and al night hls due 10 the gents ndi
virtually therefore freight bl be paid IN fu, and
clamato Tor Ct srge damages Sc must Be paid By
the Treasurer only upon certificate u the Agens and
thority a the Superintendent.
mayi5 n. /. ANDERSON, Sup't.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-29
NE w FIR NJ.
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.


DNHFSE celebrated machines in practical and probta
bic in all parts of the civilized world. In all The
various trades and sewing every Of fabric, either OF
cloth or leather they have been fully tried and approved
Sewing machines Of other manufacturers often il to WORK.
but SINGERS MACHINES ALWAYS OPERATE PER
FECTLY being strong durable aud complete in conrvance
and workmanship perfect wing machine kept employ
cd affords Gear profit OF $1,000 year but an imperfect
one is cause OF constant yeKaon and loss The entire
RELIABILITY Of machines i. great reason FOR their
unparalleled popularity.
MACHINES FOR FAMILY SEWING.
Of fra and delicate construction, are recommended ~
other manufacturers Such machines are made TO catch
the eye perform substantial work The truth is
family sewing machines ought be much stronger than any
other because they into less sklu hands than when
sold manufacturers. and used for greater variety OF
work. emachines which have proved best fer all other
purposes must be family use, and they Singers
The spe ed machines has lately been doubled No
other can compare with them ia quantity Of work.
~ New machines Of the latest improved style VIII De
exchanged liberal for old sewing machines ot our
own make operative machines Of other mauuactur
ers Local agents wanted to sell our machines. -A2
N bah persons desiring full Information about sewing
machines can obtain II by applying for copy Of -. NJ.
Singer Co.'s Gazette" paper devoted to the subject II
will be sent gratis. l. NJ. SINGER Il co.
Principal Office, 323 Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES.
~ Hanover St, Boston. l42 Chestnut ST., IN Ia
32 Westminster ST., Provide. lO5 Baltimore ST. Baltimore
2T4 Broad ST., Newark, Nj East fourth ST. Cincinnati
347 Broadway Albany, r. Y. chicago Illinois
GloverSvlle New York 90 North Fourth ST, 81 Louis
gS Chapel ST., New Haven. Isl ST. Charles st., n. o.
IL Buchanan street, Glasgow, 20 Dauphue st. Nozzle.
Scotland oc95-3m
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-29
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE 10 SHIPPERS,
NV Savannah 10 Nashville.

A : ne NasiviEe ard lhEltanoesA kalfread CouRany
a ~. no fe3 sad reminded ~ CeetFAi Railroad Ccn-
snl.v 81 RIA cf tser aud a ices ust
see % have tsVu rctcet er fee na n ne haa 60 %
90 1900 recsntiv slrituted car eify. We taks
Il - rsffci N inorinE tte hsfrhtrts and Shfpcr ~
tbsf Fr a n Ill b. a. 81 o. zee . cu efst eAss
srs ana ros "a - ttt Efanf bAis rtp7sseAt k1o -
- .yefE. thsaaEh sts e. tt gis ssets hcU ne sea-
.i Ia Nsshsi kus q tIFct 90 Us FaFisicn q ~ ca
"a ts il suartr 400 a.-stea 81 ~ 50 ~ ~ -.
n. 1 ANptKSoN,
F,.ssf saqer1t ndAnl
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-29

Axes, shoye's Spades, Sad Irons Zinc and Tin r pigs:
n-piate, Auvil7, Vices casks % Chains and Hoss,
Manila and Cotton Coriage, Coffee, heavy Castings,
Mil Gearing, Railroad Wheels and Axles Chairs and
Srskez- an. Rrzin in fbIa nar 1rHrFs
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-29

Hardware, except such as specified in First and Third
class Coffee Mll-, Machinery; Foreign Liquors, la
bills, End pipes; Tobacco In boxes; Leather in rolls
and tONci Oils, Ia hbls. and casks; CrCckcry and
QueeusUare in crates and casks; Rics. Whiting
Plaster, sLee, Brass, ard copper per leo its..s1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-20
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX June lS.-l'he steamship America, from
Liverpool with dates the 9TH inst, arrived here To-
day.
The announcement Of the dismissal Of Mr.. CrHmp-
ton Iud appeared IN the London papers hui scar" y
affected the funds. There much talk the
American difficulty, but nothing but talk.
The news mostly relates TO American dltfi"T''"'.-
The arrival of the Atlantic nj Liverpool va, aixl"ns-
Iy awaited Mr. Cramvtou WAS believed 10 be pas-
scnger in her, and considerable relief was lei; on
learning that he WAS mol. ,
The London Morning Post caused considerabir" "H
cit.ment by an editorial announcement, ibat HE uni-
C,rnmptou and that hs had gone 10 Toronto
Th. I,ndoD Glube and other J"urnhis iinmedin.ciy
con,rsd,crd the statement rs random gossip .mnng
Nh. messengers 10y the Atlantic,
In Parliament the succeeding ev"H.ng alr. D-
ali nut ;h. QUESTION direct 10 Lord Parrrsion, WHO
ada sbuttIiug reply to the eject, thar he under
food AZ from an indirect so.rce but that Mr. Cramp
.u,. not having said 80 himself he, Lord PameEsoU.
had uu statement ~ make.
In the H"a.e Of Lords Earl Hardvick put similar
question 10 Earl Granville, VIII" replied, that Govern
,,..nt had no information on the subject.
The Paris correspondent OF the London Morning
Post writes that the French Government has us.tt
every Effort to remove the unhappy compIica''oH5
which have led TO the suspension Of diplomatic rrla
tiuns between England aud America, and the Enpe-
would continue 10 exercise his good Offices IN ~"
spirit Of reconciliation bui should tine two IA
tions actually engage in war, no doubt England MAY
reckon ON the actual alliance OF France.
LIVERPOOL, June 7.-CoitOu is slightly lower:
breadstutfs are unchanged Moneys unchanged
Consols 9I TO 9Is
The Brokers circular quotes decline OF on fan
COTTON, and LID On niddns. Wheut OF tbs better
yrad., had advanced | to %. Corn was firm and
unchanged Sales of Canal -four at 80 10 33s., Ohio
IS to 363s.
LrvEnPooL, June 7th.-Corn is quiet; sales Of yell
low at 2Ss, white Isl. Flour aud wheat are steady
sales of red wheat at to lus. 3d., white los 3D. s4
lls.3d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-20
LATER FROM EI'kOpE

New York, June 1.-THE steamship Ara.o.
from Havre. with dates to the 4h iist has we'd.
In Liverpool, on the 18th inst, the cotton market
was unchanged. The sales of tho two preceding days
amounted TO $4,000 bales. Brcausluils GENERALLY
were unchan ged and firm, with moderate Eu-lm' .s.
New YORK, June 1.-THE steamship City "f Bal
titnore from Liverpool, with dates To the 4rh June.
arrived hero to-day.
The news of MIR. Champions dismissal had Not
reached England when The steamer iclt Lh"rr"ri.
but the press commenting freely on The pr"bh-
bility of Mr.. Champions dismissal.
The Londun Times says that 10 a fortnight hitti
Mr.. Crnmptou ceases 10 represent England al Wa-i-
iurfnn CITY, Mr Dallas will 10 longer exercise hs
functions ar the Court Of 81. James The IIn's a--
cribes Champions probable Dismissal 10 elcconscr-
lug necessities.
Tho London Daily News doubts whether England
should dismiss Mr. Dallas.
The American question in its latest phase induces
un-asiness, and entirely neurazes every favorable
influence. Money rates are ranging from four 10
i've. The demand is limited
TIE screw steamers Elk ana Archer have been or
dered To Halifax from Plymouth.
LONDON, Tuesday evening, June 4.-Corsn!s for
money 9Ii TO 9Ii. The funds are weak, aud clor"d
al q fraction lower.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-20
ONE OF THE CALUNNIES

Mr. Buchanan is accused by the Opposition Press
of having once declared that ten cents day 10 cum
cent wages for working man. The only basis OF
the charge is the following extract from sPeeen III
the Senate in reply to Mr. Clay, on the treasury
Bill
"We are also charged by the senator from Ken
lucky with desire to reauee ,ne ~ages "' 'ne poo.
mans labor We have been often termed agrarans
an onr sid. of the house Ii is something new under
h an, ~ hear the senator and his friends attribute
n ns A desire to elevate the wealthy manufacturer al
,b. ern.nse of the lsooring man and the mechanic
Er,, NV soul respect the laboring man. Labor IL
,h foundation of the wealth of every country; and
,b frc aborers of the North deserve respect both for
thsir nrobiry and their intelligence. Heaven forbid
that should do them wrong OF all the c"untre,
an the earth, we ought to have the most conaldern
ZION for the lnboring man. From the very nature o
our institutions the wheel of forum. is constantly RI
volvng and producing such mutations in property
that the wealthy Of TO day may become the poor
laborer OF tomorrow. Truly wenth often takes wing
and flies away. large fortune rarely lasts beyond
the third generation, even if II endures so long. We
must all know instances of individuals obliged to Ia
bnr for their daily brend, who's. grandfath.rs wer,
men of fortune The regular process Of society would
almost seem TO consist of the efforts OF class u
dlssipate the fortunes which they have inher!ieu
whilst another class by their industry and economy
ar. regularly rising to wealth. We have all, there
fore a common interest, it is our common IVY "
protect the rights of the laEorna man. s'iu u Ge
ii.yed for a moment that this bill "ouid prove W
;nrious to HIM. it should NEE. my unqualified oPPo'
sition. ,.o 40 o,.ot AN in
although this bill x Dot have as a grsa' au viii ,I
u.noe as could desire, yet, ~ far as II soeSS ~.
benefit The sssH ss0ess css. f Of society What
,nes, rn'sa TO- To- dssie Constant employment regular
sS s.riss and comforts of life which bs requires. Now
sir has been his m Indss suf
ban than any other class Of society. The rate
~ his ,h' wages is 6zed and kneHn; and they are the
iast "a riss with the increasing expansion, and the
srst 10 fall when the corresponding revusinn occurs
He still continues to receive his dollar per day, whilst
he price of every article which hs is rapid
y rising He is at length made to feel that, although
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-20
.,,,uuOND ENQUIRER,
Tit sxN,.wExxly, AND wEkKLY,
,vss:s,sD ',r,r. PRYOR & DuNNAVANT.

Iall,rs per annum, and at the
- 3dF rs il taken for sshHt'ei pes'ou .,i"" sS o"
=, .. II i',,: Wrrhlv. i've dollars per "nnuth, ana
.i> months. payable IN & auvaee' :" oa Hs
|t' a. NJ rcuI,:cS' BY f'N' t'''
IAN s;,he c"a Oh ,'S the circulation of the
ne TrXSIrlRfR III the southern S,at WTrriV ="
AsN' Commenced th" Issue VI r. ,,.,,sr nf
f,i.h contains UcHr! M '
and semi Weekly ca""n1,; I,;,;,., character of the
I'D cay nm,TiTR wEich Is now "h"t II wa, .n., n
! GIND iHS' that IL Is the purpose oi 'ne
y ago we energies 10 the lscuss'on Vi .ue
,iicb Know .Nothins'''n ""' '''
ny. r,,,,,.r is published every e1n.s 81 =,
Weesy h"S" SS.",nr i, paid in advance, or lot
uns NJ :. l'' % ,,nf, in advance. deaHcuon 10
payment Mh. IN the following ratio t9t 81" n sH
= n ie''; e'';WlI, y, ruQwiicr viii be !urasshSu' ""
- ,,';,. o. ,s' tor $40 twenty four e'P'es' ""U
same p'oPGgiIr,ipSHWs Or ADVERTISING. g..
irnn,.,rrn-ror TEN lines or less' III
: Ihh 80 .,rf. and every succeeding 'nSe''' ;, .
:..'"' 49, /; inserted twice week o' th. ar
~ S' ,,,, and hall cents tor each 'hset 90 -, "'.
q. ''', md when inserted only once "eeN "'''
eSca ia''r.vf vfvrv,y-For TEN nes or less, hrst in'
is TIE skM CIV. ~ cents. for each subsequent ihseruon
Ti.'"' 'r''us s.r,,d uulv once week seventy "'e
Is cra:s; when HIse'''" '
~. 20! each Insertion u,.s mr. less frat insertion
l., wy WxExLl-For rES mes VI !. %. So, csr,s
~ sy, c,uIs; ior each C. ntinuGh'e my f "
.,n,si sd,,r,!s,rs are chafSe" 80 w. ,;rn toy nd
S:n ,or two .ouU,cs, anc i" ih"' P.opE;i,. Pp;s 40 h,
: ~ .' rHr,.- IN ,th except Aucnoneers, "n'
c.s:-rd 500, paper iacW"c"l p.,,.., cxceedin,
- All Oh,usrirs Eud Tributes oil kespee''
. ,p.. are charged tor as ACCOMPLISHMENTS ;,h ,h
49,. ,.om distance mus, be accompanied WIN 'n
~ s.,;s,.r;, ~ references, to oinsure execution
,f ir..,o ;h:s o..cc may be reunited per mail
available Bank no,cs III the RISK o the nu''oi''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-20

THE OLD-LINE WIIIGS on FILLMORE,S
LETTER OF AcCEpr,Sr,.


Mr.. Fimore's cour;ly associations in Europe have
certainly turned his head Nobody can read his let
ter Of acceptance, and deny that the man is no, him
self. Whether from genuine modesty, or u del;cate
perception of proprety, from sort of iudolrnt in
difference Of character, he has not heretofore dis
played any eager disposition to assert his self cous
quence. His personal bearng has generally been
controlled by good taste. Bat the ego,ism of this LET
ter IL positively revolving. It's vanity is or a level
with the disgusting sell suilicency of Thomas Hart
Benton. Suppose, III response TO the Democratic
Convention, Alr. buchanan should say: "Gcntlemen
these are trying times, but my past career proye,
that am equal TO tue crisis is'-woul not the whole
nation r"peI him with contempt? Yet this is exactly
the substance OF sentence Of Filmore's epistle.-
Nay more: he contends that there is urgent need Of
restoring the country to the purity and tranquility of
the heroic age and he modesty offers himself for the
service! Old Buon's book contains no more Of
iehslVe iaudaton OF hIs own character and exploits.
But the letter betrays remarkable iudscreton in
another particular. Mr. Fillmore is reputed to b..
endowed with something more than an ordinary SUD.
ply OF that sort Of sasacty which keeps q sharp eve
Oh personal interests. Yet, his letter illustrates the
EXTREMIST degree of ignorance and stupidity. He
did not want any information of the condition Of
parties III the country, TO satisfy him that lie must
mainly rely for success the support Of the Old.
Line Wings Nevertheless, he chose to treat the
Wing party with the utmost contempt, in so far even
rs 10 spurn it rs an npotent aud useless orsuniza-
ton. The old Wing party was never accused Of wan.
ofsprt; and it is not surprising that OF its mem
bers betruy equal resentment and Indignation against
such indecscy and ingratitude from one who is the
creature Of their hands The .Nat'onqi IuieHgcnce in
its own insinuating way, rebukcs Fillmore's cling"
at the Wing purity, and protests against lis endorse
ment Of the principles Of the now-Nohng order.
The New York COmmerciM ddrertiScr, recently rep
resented and applauded by the Wig as the organ
of the Old Line Wings ut the North is even so out
ragged by the insult that it actually refuses to support
Fillmore for the Presidency. The articles from the
and the Idrtrtfscr are inserted in ulo
iher column; and we venture to assert that every
Wing who reads them will share the resentment qui
etly insinuated by the one, and openly and indignant
ly avowed by the other. Fillmore must have Inst his
wits. Such blunder is certainly discredtable to
his proverbial cunning. 1t will cost him much,
less he seizes the earliest opportunity to offer apology
and reparaiion to the offended dignity Of the Old
Line Wigs