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Zion Hill, June llth, 1856.
List of Appointments,

expect to preach on the Jail to the Mnistry-Gal.
LIST chap, LIST verse; Ex 10th chap, 12 verse-aso the
occasion Of dsunion, at Salem, Saturday, Goth July
instant. JOHN DOUGLASS,
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wheat wantcd.
Zion Hill English School.
Auction Notice.

huCtlUL lyuIlCS'
An the 18th day (the second Nondaytof August next
" ats o'clock in the morning. will commerce
Public Auction,
the Southwest OF the Public Square in Athens,
and will continue the same from day to day, until the
remaining portion OF my entire stock OF AIRY Goods
aud s.rOceries are sold out. The terms of the sale
will be cash In hand for all sums of Five Dollars and
under and all Five credit with approx
ed security will be given until the first day Of January
1851.
would again and the last time call the attention Of
customers to this publication After the auction is
over will, without favor or affection, without distnc
ton In grade put every note and account that
Is due In the hands of officer for collection. So, you
may trouble and expense by coming forward and
paying up. July Is l.. DoDsoN.
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CIScIssATi, July l4r-Whiskey 3Oaait;
Provisions unchanged.
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2lOO Acres 0 f Land for Sale,

an Monday, the llth day Of August next,
~ will sell at the Court house door in
Athens. at public cutlery, the following tracts
or parcels Of LAND. belonging to the Rogers
Creek Mining Company, and lying in Cherokee
county, n. C to wit Three Six Hundred
Acre Tracts; One half of One Hundred and
Forty Acre Tract; and One half of Three
Hundred Acre Tract-together with all the
Mining Implements belonging to the Comps.
ny. The terms will be made known on the
day of sale. J. b. TAYLOR, Agent.
July 10, ls56-4t Per L. UoDsoN.
For further information inquire Of J. d.
Taylor, Cherokee county, N. c.
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H-The Republican State Convention Of
Michigan was held at Marshall on the 9th
instant. The Detroit Advertiser describes II
Ms "a scene of enthusiasm, OF unbounded con
-tidence, md OF iron discrimination, and
majority of twenty thousand Is promised for
Fremont and Dayton. The first business VI
ths Convention was ITO give u distinct, sep
arate. and unanimous endorsement TO every
otficcr upon the Safe ticket of 1864, by re-
nominating each and every one Of them ~
course, from the Governor to thu Super'n-
teudent Of Public instruction" The Hon.
Kingsley 3. Bingham Is the nominee foi re-
election ~ Governor Of the State. Strong
anti-siavery resolutions were adopted, and
The troubles In Kansas ascribsd, " the De-
inoerutic party. ) t-.s.ssves,
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ASSESSING THE PosrMAsrKRs. The following,
which appears to be copy Of a circular to
the Postmasters generally throughout the
United States, has found its way into the pa.
pers. 1t appears, in this instance, to have
reached the wrong customer. Here IL is.-
[PRivArE.
TO the Postmaster o.:
Dear Sir:-At a private consultation Of the
leading democrats Of the Union, held in this
city Immediately upon the adjournment Of
the Cincinnati Convention, 1t was recommend.
ed that each Postmaster be requested to con-
tribute an amount proportionate to the re-
ceipts Of their respective offices. Upon ex-
aiming the returns Of the Post Office De-
partment it is found that your proportion
will be three dollars, which you will confer
a favor by RENTING by return OF mail.
The principal object in making these col.
lections is to throw into the doubtful States
an immense quantity Of speeches and docu.
ments in favor Of the policy of the democrat
ic party, and alec to assist in defraying the
expenses Of speakers who will be employed
during the coming canvass. You will there
fore perceive that every Postmaster who
wishes for continuance Of his official posi-
tion will find it to his interest to use every
effort to bring about so desirable a result.
Postmasters ale appealed to because they
are considered the representatives of the
party in their respective localities and being
the recipients Of the patronage of the ad
ministration it is but just that they should
comply with its demands.
Please send us the name Of some reliable
leading democrat IN your town whom we
can confer with hereafter. Address
PERRIN NJ. BROWN, Jun.
Washington City, D. G., 1856.
This early assessment Of the Postm asters
shows very clearly that the Democracy have
given up the idea that Mr.. Buchanan will
walk over the couise, and are badly brighten.
ed with quite another idea,5to wit: that Mr..
Buchanan may possibly come up only second
best in the race. Curious isn't 1t
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DANGERS OF PoPERY.-We have before us
nm address delivered in Lebanon, in lS47, by
Rev, +. r. Cossitt, from which we make the
following extract
BY the Census of 1910, Il appears that
more than hall million of our white popn.
lation, or one in twelve Of adults, could not
read and write. No wonder, evils exist. Ii
ignorance is the parent of many vices, what
an ulnuunt Of evil is here. The restitution
Of the word and ordinances of God are ia.
inevitable ard numerous. The aGhcrents Of
Popery, in fifteen years, have increased from
halt million to nearly two millions. This
is system, as crafty, as cruel, US trencherOus
MS tyrannical. II acknowledges no allegiance
excrptlo the Pope, and claims for him univer
sal dominion. The Jesuits are abroad in our
land under various forms of disguise; while
Pusvyism,. Universa!isni, Deism aud other
forms of error are exerting their power for
evil. The countries of Europe are transport
ting their paupeis and convicls to our shores.
A hundred aud fifty thousand emigranls from
ths Old world, ignorant OF our laws and insii-
tutions, many OF them unacquainted withour
language and hostile to our religion are I'M
nually coming among u.s."
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IL Is said Dir. Mason, our Minister to
AQce, has resigned.
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INURNITURE .-Two Dressing Bureaus, and
two Tin Safes, received and for sale very cheap by
July 20 J. NJ. HENDERSON.
N O. JACKSON and q. D. THOMPSON have each
He transferred to EuoLp wArEaHouss one hundred
shares OF stock Of the Ocoee Bank
Cleveland July 95-f THO. J. CAMPBEIL. Cash.
PPRENTICE WANTED-A boy, 10 to
IA 16 years Of age, wanted TO learn the Moulding
Business. Apply at the Athens Foundry. July IS
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sAvAssAH, July -Cotton-saes to-day Of "A bales
as follows 20 at lie and at llHc.
AUGUSTA, July 22.-Cotton- market Is firm aud
prices tending upward There Is however, very little
stock sale.
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r AND WARRANTS WANTED.-aEo
/BR0wN, Of jacksonville, wishes 10 purchase Land
Warrants and will give the highest cash price. (AusiI
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ators, did not possess superior curative DOW.
ers to all other pills, and IL The public, by ia
king our Pi!s,were not going to receive sumo
rior benefits, or deIivc advantages which The
taking cf oiheI pill would not afford them, il
would be foloy in us to introduce ourPills TO
the people; we would only haze our labor Tor
our pains, and losses for our investments.
We therefore claim, that Railways Regu.
lators possess many superior virtues that all
other pills in general use lock,and this the pa
tient will discover, by taking a single dose.
There are no pills in use that are so quick in
uetion, so pleasant to take;sO mild in their OPP
eraton so effectual in perloi ming their duties
so powerful in riddingthe system from disease
50 faithful in regulating each and every organ
in the weole system to so healthy natural and
so harmonious an action, as Railways Regu-
lators. They regulate the Heart, the Liver,
the Bowsls, the Skin, the Kidneys, the Pvu.
creao, the Nerves. and all other organs and
vscera of the Body, TO a natural and healthy
action They not only Purge but they Reeu-
late Their infueece extends over the whole
body-not confined to merely the qowes-tv-
cry CART OF the system feels their health Civ
ing innueuce-and diseas, wherever it may
be seated is cradcated, and quickly cast out
of the body.
For whate7e complaint they ale used they
act quick and pleasani:-no gripping,no sick
nefs at stomach. no sinking pains, DO bad
kreams, no weak ness or lassitude, n o leaving
the bowels costve after they have operated
follows in the use Of Railways Regulators.
They insure TO all who take them a good
nights rest, and a pleasant discharge from
| the bowels in the morning.
THE WEAK GROW STRONG.
The first dose of Railway sRegulators sows
the seeds of health in the sick and diseased
system; every day the patient will gain
strength. The sick become healthy, aud the
| feeble strong; every organ in the diseased
| body is rcsuscitated with now life and vgor,
and health and regularity will reign through.
out the whole system. The liver will be reg
ular in secreting bile. the skin regulating its
| functions the heart regular Units beatings the
| pulse regular in it, n Utiors, ard the bow els
regular at a regular hour in dischaieing their
contents. Let all who have occasion io take
physic tade dose Of Railways Regulators
If your system is out of Ordor,to oe tnIee OF
Railways Regulators will put your syst, m in
| perfest order.
AS A FAMILY PHCSIC,
| R9dways Regulators are the moet safe ard
reliable pills in use, and will cure effectively
and quick ostivedess indigo ton infam.
nation of the bowels. dyspepsia liver com
| plaint diseases Of the eeart kidneys blad-
der; womb difcu tics, and all female rom.
| plant, al urinary difficulties. Wheneve,
the system is out OF order,a dose ofRadways
Regulators will restarc it TO order health and
| regularity. RAILWAY & co.
1872 Fulton Street, New York.
O| Sold by Druggists everywhere. l0ly
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"Buy me, and I'll do you good !"
DR.. LANGLtY'S
Root and Herb Jaundice Bitters


This Medicine, composed of the best roots, herbs.
aud barks IN the world, has constantly increased IN
public favor for six years until BY its wonderful sue
cess, Is acknoW ledge 10 be the best and cheapest
medicine in the wOtl. II acts with magic like pow
upon the suene holds of di,ease,-cloanses the
bowels, pufihes tho blood, gives vitality AT mac
i've torpid liver cures Jaundce IL all its forms, Dys
pcpsia Cosiiyeness, Indigestion, II eadaehe, Diz1i-
ness, Pills Heartburn Languor, Weakness, PaiE in
the Side and Bowels, all Bilious Diseases aud Foul
stomach aud especially llumors Of the Bleod aud
Skin ;--sirengthoning heahHg, purifying buildng ~
and keeping in order The whole system. All persons
ought tn uso them during the spring aud summer.
Ony 25 cents for pint aud 81 IL ccnts for a omar
bottle Ollco 20 Union street, Boston. Sold by al,
dealers 10 medicine, eyeTYwbeue. iSmos6
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A GOOD CLEANSING BITTER.
To be taken in the Spring.

Be kind enough, Reader. to give your
attention one moment and you willcarn what
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1000 THIEVE S CA U G II It

5000 Agents wanted to sell Broicn's Pa
tent Safcig Alarm DetcctorL0ckS everywhere.
remarkably successful and useful inven-
ton. $40 Thieves caught per annum to ev-
cry 1000 locks in use. Not one ever escaped
Agents make large pay, as will be shown by
letters and circulars, for which enclose four
cents for postage.
Address, EPHRAIM BROWN Lowell, Mass.
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RADICAL CURE OF RUPTURE.

DIR. G. HEATON continues to cure Her
mia or Rupture in ali its forms, by his safe,
eilcctual and comparatively painless mode
OF Operation. lie also attends to female
complaints to the treatment and cure of Va
ricoclc, Ilydrocele, Hgmorrhoids or Piles,
Diseases of the Urinary Organs, &c, &c.
Patients from the country received, as
heretofore at - Lincoln street. Application
made at his residence, EXtcr Place, \ os.
ton.
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= ; : :
j. NJ. BARNARD & co.
Distillers Of N. E, Rum,

so, 50, 30, and Y5 per cent, ALCOHOL.
IS South Market Street, Boston.
They are regularly authorized Manufacture
ers under the Maine Law, and are prepared
to supply Town Agents and Fluid Manu-
facturers at as low figure and with as good
an article as the State Agent can, under any
circumstances Furnish them.
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S. M. PETTENGILL G. CO.'S
B 0 S T ON d. r. L G Il o r Y
ooMER's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
GRANITE BUILDING

GRANITE BUILDING,
Cor Of Washington aud School ST., Boston, Mass.
E6undcd A. ID. 1910.
s-95' For practical instruction in Pcnman-
ship, Book Keeping Navigation, Engineering,
Surveying, the Languages, and common
English studies. upon moderate terms. No
class system. No extras. Students aided
in procuring suitable employment Separate
department for females. Day and evening
sessions. Catalogues and circulars Of terms
can be had at the institution, or upon re-
quest will be sent by mail free.
GEORGE y. CONFER, A. G, DENIsoS, OLIVER +. LINTON
Principals, aided by able assistants.
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Nv " " ~.
r.. II. II.
QUICK, PLEASANT AND EFFECTUAL
REMEDIES THAT NEVER FAIL
In instantiv stopping the most torturing pains
-quickly curing The wost obstinate Chro-
mic, Aeutc, and IaRammatory Dis
cases, and all
MALE AND FEMALE WALA DIES.
Let the erippicd, The iccak, The infrm, the ncr-
uous, and aged rcjoice-JaT The Il. r.. RS
leM quickly restore The pain-sirickcn
10 case and eomfort, health and
strength and free the SBaon,
From ALL BODILY INETRlTITIES
No. l.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
No person has ever yet used Radways
Ready Relief. who has been tormented with
pain, whether caused from accidents, or ex-
ternal injuries, OF from disease and bad treat
ment, without deriving a special and {astjng
benefit in less than fifteen minutes after its up.
piicati0n.
One application externally, or a few drops
taken internally, will instantly free the sui
ferer from the most violent and terrible pains.
and restore the weak, feeble, and Frustrated
frame 10 strength and vigor.
Railways Ready Relief has been before
the public over six years. 1t has cured the
most obstinate cases of RHEUMATISM
PARALYSIS. LUMBAGO, GOVT, NEU.
RALGIA. SWOLLEN JOINTS. BURNS.
SCALDS; &c, in the most marvellous quick
time. Giving unto the bed ridden victims of
some cruel complaint, case and comfort by
one or two applications in cases where tho
skill OF the best physicians in the country,
and the most popular medicines in use had
failed giving even temporary reiefNo mat
.I,,t Il
Ready Relief will surely relieve the system
from its cruel paugs, and speedily restore the
Invalid to health.ease, and comfort.
RHEUMATISM,
Rad'caV'S ReadN Peiisf versus the best Pin
stefan ~ Frcdoaiq, Licking Co., ohio.
FEDORA, LICKING County, ONO.
"FoR FIVE YEARS laid upon my back un.
abled to rise; was attended by our best
physicians. but obtained no reief-not even
array of hope of my recovery was left me
one single application ericrRaiBOf voHrRc0dy
Relie} caabicd me IN rite. lam nan ccH.
nun. I. b. PEAsE, PM
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
Looseness, Diarrhpa, Cholera Morbus, or
Painfal Discharges fro n the Bowels, are stop
ped fifteen minutes by Railways Ready Re-
lief No congestion contamination, no weak
ness or asSitude, will follow the usc OF R.R.
Relief,
ACHES AND PAINS.
,I.,l
Dt ~ "He'nor sloA OF nervous
~ ,ta pi a.ns "te " eakhess
III 'Ic oachi oIinc' or hluneys Ia,hsaround
poins S,ha ~ ~, = VI lne ooihtS;
diii;nJs II ana pans Oh
a. @ N.'''.s i'"""" hI"uy ne''ei VIII III
~" .'."'ise 'ne III !ou sulier
tocJo3a VI P.oHS",I anu CIV you Soou Signs
oh,,aia 90 WI. en"o,o w 10
s".,''e oi' ,',,' & VI 'ceoie
m t, "nu uoO' PI'"ue, ""r EI'e 10 'ne hgeu
tne igor anu c'"S'ici'y Of IlPe anu vigorous
"' re, N II ,.e.,,,
M ~, 90 - so,a y! y"here'
az - Guns ~ 'e" =, any . per oot'ie'
-
~ ~. H. NO. =
New Irinciple discovered in Medicine, to
Cure oI! Diseases, Scrofua Bad HUI
mor>i SyphluS trl2hHul Sores, u
Gers, Fever Sores, Eruptiohs of
the SKIN. -
RADWA1 . kENOVATlNG RESOL'
VENT.
Cukh FOX SOKES.
rms famous Kennedy cures every KIND OF
Sores, from h" loathSOme aud putrid Ulcer,
EgVnr Sore. Cnnppr SvDhilis Scr,fttlnus Len
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Envelopes.

A LARGE assortment Of Alhamhra. Eliz-
n bethan and common Envelopes of vari-
GUS STYLES and quality, for sale by the 1000 or
single pack,at No. BREWSTER BLOCK.
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DANIEL II. SMITH,
Designer and EngraYer on Wood.

DC Court street, corner of fremont, Boston.
All kinds of Books, Illustrations, Views of
Buildings, Machinery, Landscapes, &c.
Portraits, Animals, Societies Seals, Drug.
gist's Labels, Newspaper Heads, drawn and
engraved IN THE BEST MANNER.
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MADAME DEMOREST'S.
Emporium of Paris, London & New York
T 4 S HI G II S,

Plain and richly trimmed full sized Paper
Models for Ladies', Children's and Infants
Costumes, in advance ofth published modes
and at much less price.
In addition to the advantages Of an extern
siyc assortment Of Patterns Of the Latest
Styles to select from, particular attention is
invited TO the case and graceful fitting al
ways attending Madame Domorest's Perfect
System Of Cutting DRESSES, and in adapting
the Basque to the form, giving IN artistic
effect never attained ly any other method.
Bag- Dress Cutting Taught in One
Lesson for $3.50.
Mrs ALIENS WORLDS HAIR REsQRER
for sale Its not dye but pleasant
wash. which thoroughly clcanscs the hair
fastcns the roofs, and prevents badness
and surely restores it to its original color,
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United States Loan Fund Association

TO 0NWWfT INITtfFI BVHfWW'
This popular Institution for Savings have
rc-opened their books for a few months, to
admit new depositors Monthly payments on
each share, 81; par value, $500. Books Of
explanation can be obtained, free Of charge,
by sending or calling at the office.
ALPUEUS BLAkE Seciy
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co Glaudular Swcllings 4toi do
900 Hacking Dry Coughs to3 DO
80 Cincerous Affections 6tos do
200 Svphilitc Sores 3tof do
White Swcllings 2to5 do
so Gout Ito3 do
con Common Pmples l2toI do
"a Fever Sores oto6 do
- Running Sores a il over the body 9to6 do
30 Bad legs some ofihc Sores aslargc
n the bottom of Il tea saucer, 3to6 DO
G5 Very Ulcers 6tos do
II Fcmales-Tumors n the Womb | too do
900 Fema'es--of the various com
plants pcculiarto The organs OF
the female sex ] to a."
90l scorbutic EruPtions lto3 do
20 Bronchitis 2to6 do
1000 cases oil different kinds of Sores ,Erup
tons, Swollen and Enlarged Joints, Hip Dis
eases, ricketts,, Kernels in III. Throat, Swell
incs of the Glands, Jumps and Knots in the
III oat, under the ears Sores in the eyes,
/ ad, nose, mouth, gums, &c. Infants with
sores on their heads, ears, faces, &c. have
heen cured by the miraculous efficacy of the
Il. r. Resulvent.
One bottle will prove 10 the afflicted suffer
er thatit will cure yoy, one dose will do you
good.
LADIES IN TROUBLE.
II you have any difficulty in the Womb,
II. ReSolvent will set you right.
Chattahoula La, Sept Q, 1854.
Messrs RAILWAY s. Col feel happy TO
sayt YOU thar your Remedies have madetwo
astonishing cures in my settlement My son
Martin was cured by two bottles of your Ken
waiting Re solvent, and one box your Reg
nlators after all the best Physician hac
failed.
Mrs Mary All Britton, wife of Jesse Al,
Britlon,h had a terrible tumor in the wombShe
was attended BIZ three Of our best Physicians
The had all given yer up; her hips and The
eXtremities below were perishing. one bot
tie Of Resolved, one bottle OF Relief, and one
box of Regulators has made a permanent
cure WILEY Nj. SQUIREs.
Railways Resolvent is pleasant TO take.
Price one dollar per bottle. Six bottles for
five. dollars, Sold by Druggists everywhere
No. g.
Il Il. Regulators No. g.
new Principle in Mndiciue, never before
known or possessed by any PurgativeC affair
tic, or Anti bilious Pills in use Let a who
have ever take Pills read and investigate the
theory on which Railways Regulators are
founded.
THE MOST PERFECT PILLS-fN USE.
AND The 0HIB I'HiS posSsSS am Heir mcdi-
cal properties, or Regulating Poirers that
haHc bccH diSeoTfrcd turing the present. Gen.
tUry. PILLS.
We beg 20 call attention of the public 10
our third great discovery in medicine-"Rad-
ways Regulators" in the form OF Pills We
claim that Radwa7's Regulators possess vir-
tues that all Otoer pills in general use are de-
fcieut That hey insure to The user, or IN
valid, superoar advantages, which cannot he
ed from any other pill in use. IT GU
PIlls,hy known the name OF Railway Regu
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bear arms have been infringed, test oaths of an
extraordinary and entanging nature have
been imposed IS a condition # exercising the
right of suffrage and holding dioe, the right of
an accused person to a speedy md public trial
by an impartial jury has besn denied, the right
of the people to be secure in tleir persons
houses, pasers, and effects againS unreassn-
able searches and seizures has ben violated
They have been deprived of life, liberty and
property without due process of law. that the
freedom of speech and of the press he ias been
abridged; the right to choose their representa-
tives has been made of no effect Murdqs and
robberies and arson have been instigatel and
encouraged and the offender have been allowed
to go unpuniShed; that all these things have
been done with the knowledge, sanction and
procurement of the present Administration;
and that, for this high crime against the Con-
stitution, the Union, and humanity, Wearraign
that Administration, the President, and his adj
vcrsaries, agents, supporters, apologsts, and
accessories, either before or after the facts
come before the country and before the world;
and thatit is our fixed purpose to bring the ac-
tual perpetrators Of these atrocious oHrages
and their accomplices to a. sure and cndign
punishment hereafter.
Reso11ed, That Kansasshould be immediate-
ly admitted as State of the Union With her
present free constitution, as at once tie most
elfcctual way of securing to her citizns the
enjoyment of the right and privileges towhch
they are entitled and of ending the civil strife
now raging in that Territory.
ResolUed, That the hghwaymans pIa, that
might makes right, embodied in the 0stend
circular, was in every respect unworthy of
American diplomacy and would bring shame
and dishonor upon any government or People
that gave i: their saction
Resolue3, That railroad to the Pacific Dream
by the most central and practicable route is
imparatively demanded by the interests ofthe
whole country, and that the federal govern
ment ought to render immediate and effici4nt
ak to its construction, and, as an auxiliary
thereto. an emigrant road on the line of The
railroad.
RssolUea, That an appropriation ty Congress
national character, required for the accomno-
dation and security Of our existing commerce,
are authorized by the constitution and justified
by the obligation Of government to protect the
lives and property of its citizens.
Res02ae{, That we invite the utilization and
cooperation of the men Of all parties however
differing from US in other respects, in support
of the principles herein declared, and believing
that the spirit of our institutions as well as
the constitution ofour country guarantees lib
erty Of conscience and equality of rights among
citizens we oppose all legislation impairing
their security.