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The Placer herald., 1856-01-12
COUNTY COURT.

Hon.. JAMES E. HALE, Judge.
Meets on the first Mondays in January, March,
May, July, September and November.
PROBATE COURT.
Hon. JAMES L. HALE, Judge.
Meets on the fourth Monday in each month.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
TOWNSHIP Nc. l.
Justices-L. D. Latimer, Carroton; Z d W / n
Avery, Dotan's Bar
Constables-.W. Webbcr. Dry Creek; Samuel
Bayless, Carrolton.
TOWNSHIP No 2.
Justices-D. V. Mason, Gold Hill; John Barnes
Coon Creek.
Constables-George Yeric; Thos Fairchild
TOWNSHIP No. 3.
Jussices-J. NJ. Frey. Rattlesnake; c. W. Finley,
Auburn.
Constables-M P. II. Love. Auburn; E. B. Hale
Rattlesnake.
TOWNSHIP No. 4.
John McNally, Illinostowp; E. Hogan, Noun
tain Springs.
Constabes-Leonard Jones, Dutch Flat S. NJ.
Browning, Dutch Flat
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NTH DlsTRICT.-Niles Searls.
PLACER COUNTY OFFICERS

TLACEN OOUN UT T ICENo.
Hon. j. L. Hale, County Judge.
Wm. T. Henson. Sheriff.
a. S. Grant. County Clerk.
J. K. Crandall, Treasurer.
NJ +. Mills. District Attorney.
A. S. Smith, Assessor.
G. Fl. Colby, Surveyor.
J. R. Gwynn. Public Administrator
J. L. Finley, Coroner.
The Placer herald., 1856-01-12

ORIGIN OF VEGErApLEs.-Asia has given
us hemp, the cherry, the, peach, the French
bean, the onion, the rhubarb, mint, the null
berry, the ctron, the lime, the orange, the
chesnut, the pine of Siberia, the pine Of
Jerusalem, the plane-tree of the East, the
aloe, the rose Of Provence, the mallow rose,
the cypress, and so forth. Grain and buck
wheat we get from the Levant, and the olive
from Africa. Europe has borrowed from
America the potato, the maize tobacco the
banana, the strawberry, the medlar-tree and
q hundred other trees, fruits plants and
flowers.
The Placer herald., 1856-01-12
JOSEPH RATH.
SONORA. May %. le5

SONORA May %, 1855.
DR. T.. J. CzArKAY- DEAR Sill very much re-
oret that had not called upon You sooner, for
had been suffering many months, during which
time | passed miserable existence. When
called upon you few weeks since. had ut lit
tie hope Of being so speedily recovered. cannot
depict the suffering of mind which l endured
whilst my odily infrmities made me a lurthtn
TO NV friends The confusion in my lrain. timid
itv. the nerv business when would get the least
excited or alarmed. the love OF solitude the want
of appetite and weakness generally. hut rartcu
larlv of my LIMBS. have all disappeared, as have
the nocturnal missions, and the r. mains OF an
old disease that my folly brought on mc. For all
this feel truly thankful, for to your medicines
and advice am ndcbt, d for the IT stOrat:on OF my
health If you think any one would be benefited
Iy putting this letter in the papers, you ore at
liberty TO do so. Believe me ev, grat.fully yours,
ABRAHAM LORlNG.
The Placer herald., 1856-01-12

The LAZY MAN's BEDsrEAD.-An article
Of furniture that attracts much attention at
the fair of the American Institute, New
York, is newly-invented bedstead, attached
TO the head Of which is a small aarm-clock,
80 connected with the bed that at a given
signal the alarm bell will ring and, in five
minutes thereafter, if the sleeper does not
arise, the mattress upsets, and he is straight
way, and without any ceremony, tumbed
out Of bed.
The Placer herald., 1856-01-12
DISTRICT COURT.

Hon. JOHN NJ. HOWELL, Judge
Meets the second Monday in January. and on
the third Mondays in April July and October
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COURT OF SESSIONS.

Hon. JAMES e. HALE, Presiding Judge B. T.
BUCKLEY and HIRAM II. HAWKINS. Associates.
Meets on the second Monday of FEBRUARY, May,
August and November.
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SACRAMENTO. May Is. 1855.

SACRAMENTO. May 10. 1000.
DEAR S1H-Such is the thankfulnt SIS feel for
the preservation Of my health OF both body and
mind. and believe OF my life that / hope will
not be considered intrusive in ttndt ring my
thankful acknow !, dement's for restoring NE TO
health and making my life boon worth preserv-
ing. when il had become a lurthcn too great for
me to bear. Victim as was to vice that had un-
d, rmined my constitution. and developed a train
of nervous symptoms, such as ntrvo Gus debility,
self-dstrust dizziness, love of solitude. loss of
m, mOry and want Of resolution. besides a loss OF
strength and energy, which had made my waking
moments wretched and my sleep unrcfreshing.
and was fast bringing me to the grave: but thanks
to your skill. am restored to health, vigor and
energy Hoping to guide others where they may
get relief you have my permission TO make this
public Yours. respectfully.
IEONARD WAITE
The Placer herald., 1856-01-12

n.s- SPERMATORRHGA or Local Weakness

nsy- SPERMATORRHGA or Local Weakness,
Nervous Debility. Low Spirits. Lasstudc,
Weakness of the Limbs and Back, Indispositon
and Incapabity for Labor and Study. Dullness
of Apprehension Loss OF Memory aversion to
Society. Love Of Solitude. Timidity. Self Distrust,
Dizziness Headache. Involuntary Discharges.
Pains in the Side. Affections of the Eyes Pmples
on the Face. Sexual and oth,r ntrmities in man,
are cured without fail by the justly celebrated
Physician and Surgeon, l.. j. CZAPKAY. His
method of curing diseases is new, unknown to
others and hence his great success. All consul
tatons, by letter or otherwise. tren.
Address L. J. CZAPKAY, N. D., San Francisco,
California;
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-20
One Dose Relieve One Bottle Cure
The EUROPEAN REMEDY.

REV. WALTER CLARKE, Sole Proprietor
t'or c9"shs' Gofds Ashtna, hcfptfmt Consumption
i"f"e";a b4fcmtg q Breathing g. g.. so er
teas'relt eagtoged and SO hiaAlp appreciated
m EuroJe IS note far Dte INST time inaro.
dueed H4fo this conatfy,
In introducing New Medicines where Patent Med
lcaes are already 81 abundant A wofs ,f expao,io,
may be deemed necessary necessary . the Propreie
washes t" state then, that about fourteen Years ago
While conducting IN apotnecert esIhiiS ia one ct
the large nHnnta turing towns ofEnsLd convinced b,
personal experience aud extensive oservato al h-
rd"rnary efficacy Of the veget able preparation
at "h'h ths huroledn Cough Remedy composed
Especially m disorders y he chest aud luuss He p
pared The above named medir AMI sold at first e
enlistment ana as ne he cana more extensively know
~ meaurs p AGENTS III various parts The country ti
results equalled hts mast sansuqe Meet ous
speedily sold ant most extranrdIn,r,
cures e'fect ed some VIVA suffering fu the mos,
Distressing Coughs Tor months, aud even Tor wear
d Whose cares cases wlere considered almost hopcles
y their irends AMI nedi al advisers we're ,prrJt,
restored Il Health by the use Of this Valuable Eeme,
Several Years the Proprietor Withdrew entire
rom business an' devole'' himself The Christa
hlhs'ry aud when III the spfing o1 ISL I've arrived
lhis couHlry, and when IL the order oi Hvlne Prov
ience he was called TO occupy his present post4on al
pastor OF Church nd CoHgF eafInn Ia Cnrnishyile
he had u. lnisnt"n OF calling the atlennn-nf the pub
nc 10 TINS Medicine, but during the early part Of vii,
ier he onnd that severaIo his friends afflicted
With severe disorder Oi the PULMONARY organs atC,
panied y an obstinate and distressing cough which o
yielding 10 The remedies empioyed he presented vera
"'ih bottle each of his European Cough Remedy i,
every Case speedy the result AM! as a mai
er &" course those VIII" had been thus henefeG re~nu
nende II 1" their friends demand being thus created
The proprietor though has duty make arraneem-,,
inr supp! lne IT, anu that thnse distance may be
tble t""sd themselves al It's Agents appointed
10 every parl Of the country ar it, sale AMI c"na.rn
The numerous cures which have heen effected hu .
te uahy vi our most popular med cnes hod been tried
IN VAN. II is believe the Earaprar Cough Remedy il,
The speedy safe and elfcacious Remedy for Couel
&c. ever before the public Grueraiay the fir. dos.
give reei- AID single Bottle effects cure ard IN M
case since It's lg'r"iucton ou this com Try has
known 10 fail when persevrred I'd accoidelh 10 the 81
reCtions accompanying -qh vleohbe
Sold Uhnsale by Sargent d Co Bangor Hay Port.
and Burr g. Perry Gornh'll Boston aud retail ~
Ellsworth, by {. q Peck Blueh S-avey AID Slew
ens. suiry, DAVIS Mt Desert. d. Wasgett iaucncs
Crabiree, and by Agents aud medicine dealers ever,
where. las
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-20
OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
NEW WA p
II AN COO X co U NTY.

The undersigned proposes provided sufficient en-
enlargement be given II construct and publish
larSe and accurate map of Hancock county from
actual surveys.
Every road 20 be carefully measured by course
and distance and the locations given of all the hills
ponds streams reads railroads mills churches
schools stores workshops dwellings and other OBJ
Jects OF interest and Importance. Names of prop
erty owners throughout the country to be inserted
in there proper places. Tables OF distance from
village to village and statistics OF the agricultural
geological mechanical and mercantile resources
and condition OF the country to be given. Extra
plans of all the principal villages on an enar sed
scale to be added in the margin. Also perspective
views of some OF the public and other important
buildings dc The map to be engraved in very
superior style beautifully eoored vanished noun.
ted on cloth with rollers and furnished to sub.
scrlbers onley at five dollars per copy. NJ labor
or expense will be spared TO make the work val
liable and beautiful; and the most liberal patron.
age OF the citizens is expected to enable the pub
fisher to carry out the work.
HENRY +. WALLING.
State Engineer of Massachusetts.
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TO uY MOTHER.

The following lines, written by a convict
IN the OH, renitent.ry, are touchingiy
beautiful. We hay. seen nothing OF late
ta.'t has So moved our sympathy. Inc man
w,io can write such poetry. who has such
thoughts, cannot be utterly dcpraved. The
curse OF intelnperance, with It's attending
downward influence. has hcre done its work.
and spirit, noble atd zen roas, that might
and should b, the pride and ornament of the
social circle, is now /. d graded convict with
III the walls of IA Pcnirenti.ny
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK ss.-At the Court of County Commission.
begun and held at Ellsworth within and foi
the County of Hancock on the fourth Tuesday
of April \. d. one thousand eight hundred and
fifty five aud by adjournment the ninth day
of May 4. ID. one Thousand eight hundred and
fifty five
ORDERED. That there be assessed on Township
No. :. south Division in the County of Hancock
for repairing the reads therein leading from the
East line of Ellsworth through said No. s. to the
South line of Naltham estimated to contain light
thousand nine hundred and sixty acres exclusive
of lands reserved for public uses-thc sum of
eighty nine dollars and sixty cents being one cent
per acre; and Joseph L. Grant Of Ellsworth is APP
pointed Agent to expend said assessment accor-
dingly.
And it is further 0RnERED.-That the following
sums be assessed upon the following township in
the County of Hancock 70 the purpose of repairing
the road leading from the South line Aurora
through said township to the West line Of Bedding
ton vlz:--On township Ne. Is. middle Division es-
timated to contain twenty-five thousand ighty acres
exclusive of lands reserved for public uses the sum
OF one hundred seventy six dollars and sixty four
cents being eight mills per acre: and Joseph
Murch Jr. of Ellsworth is hereby appointed Agent
to eApend said sum (upon such portion said road
rs lies in said township No. 2s.) according to Law
Attest--P. W. PERRY Clerk
true copy Attest-P. W PERRY. Clerk
true copy of certificate of assessment
ATTEST ii. :. TREvErr. County Treasurer.
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Pl;Cn I.GzLNLt>

OHUgH,
Whooping Congh. Cronp, Asthma,
and Consumption
WARRANTED 70 CURE
Two boxes have cured a bad cold
Twoto SIX b"xes have cured RAISING OF Blood
Three To five buxes have cured W honpug Cough
Two To tour boxes have cured Group.
Five To eight boxes have cured Culsumption.
Manufactured by $. H. FULLER d. CO No W
Lane, Boston.
= x STA TER CO.. Wholesale and Retail Agents
No B fremont Temple, Boston
= Sold BY Druggists dhd mere hanIs genera Il,
hronghout the country; also by the Manufacturers No
Wilson Lane, Bost on Mass "a
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PATENT MEDICINES,
~ ne found The celebrated
Ner,cdn Mustang Linimeni.

IDN N~ENh'S, Nuh>t1>, NARKt.NS
-re,cs. tud sbak-t- syrup aud SarsthariiIa Neay-
cf. ank snd >ai khrum syrup, Rro~u's Essence OF
On James IA eCtcfaHts AIefais" aud Tunic
tnsr Asrr'- Ci.tr, Fc,tutsl Veg Pulmonary Bas4n,
h,~us' ENtr for lung troubles, Pure Coi Liver on
'rd CA auu Lime cure iur Cnasuapl on ifl4ksn
tu -easn OSyfruaed Bittrrs for bisp-psis the best
b. iptr the pubc an cute takea sea
500 ~ u,s johnson. LiureaI, Harry s Family med
tg're a'Ii Imminent turtis Perkn Cfsmp aHd Pau
ti."t and Mrs Nm,i"~'s Soothing syrup Ir Stephen
JrHet : iG,ets. and Pulmonary EMF. bf Abp,us
and frcss Jtandce Bttefs and FIJI. siataa NezsIaDc
EHtrrs sure ure and sake iir4IJ-lhs Mahfts
AurrS'"- Phelps Indian Dtspsptic t,i iai Vegetable
fuss. C"siAfs IA t.xtefHttat5 sure death tiaH b,e
ifait Uls BrsIe's ~ l'efua Fund, SpAldngs { stor
Ga ti.i Rosemary, Balm OF GauinpiA Balm al Thou,
>Aud l'"ets tor RI rec kles Ptmpss, &c IL
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STATE OF MAINE.
{ Treasurers Office.

: Treasures Office.
I Ellsworth April 2:th. 1855
Notice is hereby given to the proprietor.
and all persons interested in township No. 5 : b.
No. Is. NJ b. in the County of Hancock that |
shall proceed to sell by public sales to the highest
bidder at the County Treasurer office in Ellsworth
in said county on Wednesday the thirteenth dav
of August next at ten o'clock A. NJ. (uncss pre-
'lousiy settled) so much of said township as will
satisfy the tax assessed by the Court of County
Commissioners on the ninth day of May A. D.
one thousand eight hundred and fifty five as GER
titled to me in said Court to wit:
On township No. ;. b. the sum of eighty nine
dollars and sixty cents and incidental expenccs
Ga township No Is NJ D. the sum of one hun
dred seventy SIX dollars and sixty four cents and
incidental expenses as by law required.
H. :. TREVETT. County Treasurer
3molj.
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f1r the Ellsworth imafIcl
MANS WHEREABOUTS
BY ALBION W. CLARK.
Who occupies the station,
Who wears the diadcm,
Who sups the mundane ration
Heaven would allot them?
Some r'ralyze their nature
With their philosophy
Then chilled is every pleasure,
And cold, philanthropy
Others with Sunday faces
Know not the decalogu",
Yet seek the highest places
In the sacred synagogue.
@. what vain illusions
Attend IA thirst for fame
Panegyric profusions
Lampoon Il rising name
" here ; the satisfaction
vi the poets wiiirling brain?
1t he make Il slight rei'raction
We view him with disdain.
But if his tolls production
SAVIOR of wit and truth.
We praise his brain decoction
VI bile we forget the youth.
And there's the spouting orator
Where does he find his bliss?
Suppose he be a monitor.
W hat satisfaction 5 this,
As are our aspirations
To virtuous ambition.
So are our souls fulfilling
Mans important mission.
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r-,-o ,.,,1,..,l
F.r tr,n, mn, h.,,,,,,, a.,.,,,'.
TO IL tho H., ,i" XXX .o,.' h;h
l., I,ha. II .a . H- "a ''i'
"a . 80 mt ne ~ IAN
Al .u st.'a1 . 'nea, ha9 io'ira n.s cars
r.. '' .t; Gi.on .ro >, "a. VI 'iiee-
Ii liinAiiS Vi 'ilec now.
Tn think; no of rho dow mo,,,.r
When at nv tender .}da-
yon watched The d,un;no IF NV. ror,b
And Kissed me in vonr nridr
Then BRIGHTLY was nv ha,rt l,t -,
With homes of future iov.
To deck vonr darl;nc how
I'm thinking of the day mother.
When with anxious care.
You lifted up your heart to heaven
Your hope, YOUR trust was there:
Fond memory brings YOUR parting word
While tears roll'd down YOUR cheek
Than even words could sneok
I'm far away from thee. mother
No friend is near me now
To soothe me with a tender word
Or cool my burning brow;
The dearest ties affection wove.
Are all now torn from me
They did not love like thee.
I'm lonely and forsaken now,
Unpitied and unblest;
Yet still l would not have thee know
How sorely I'm distress d
| know you would not chide, mother,
You would not give me blame,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-20
Arn0ld's Glo5ule, Vital Find
PREVENT THE
LtSSITCpE DEBILITY AND FAINTNEsS OF
SPRING WEATHER.
= by lesSenns or tempcring and modifying the
effects which
CHANGE IN THE ATMOSPHERE

2 by IeSSenIhs or tempering and modifying the
effects which
CHANGE IN THE ATMOSPHERE
Having upon the system through their action upon
the blood. Ths Fluid Is preparation entirely dis
tinet from the Globule> but hasu. all their chem
zeal qualities and all their medicinal ones also
except Cathsrtie powder for which laxative is
SUBSTITUTED, 1t i, well to take them in connection
the Globules at nj sht and the Fluid through the
day Thus ali humors and impurities are first an
initiated by Il chemical action and then elcan.ed
away or carried from the system by medicinal ac-
ton. Vitality of mind and frame is retained and
the dull istess feeling of WEAKNESS and assitude
as warm Spring weather advances is prevent or
baniShcd. The glow Of full life is felt in all its
uxury--the free glad sensation of buoyaut health
and abundant energies.
BURR. FOSTER Co Cornhill General Aaent
MANSFIELD co. II City Wharf Tpecial Agent
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found n complete assortment of Harnesses consist
ing Of best silver plate, Brass Japaned and potted
trimmings, made from the best Of Oak tanned
leather, Riding saddles and Brushes of various
kinds and prices, iialters of every kind and
quality together with all articles in that branch
Of trade.
MYSTOCK OF WHIPS CANNOT BE EXCEI.LED,
Stage lashc- of the best kind in use Saddlers
silk kept expressly for the ladies, thamos skins
for cleansing Silver and Brittany ware, Trunks Of
all kinds consisting Of best Meats Leather aud
Russell Doubles, Portfolio, Dress Bay top and
House Trunks all kind. Of Trunks made To order
at very short notice, Nalises aud Travelling Bags of
all kinds aud sizes, Curry Combs and Horse
Brushes together with every other article usually
kept in such establishments.
Harnesses eleaused aud oiled at short notice.
Cash paid for Hides and Calf skins.
All Of the above articles will be sold at fair
prices by HENRY ROLLIANS.
Ellsworth, June 9Th, ls56. l9tf
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POETRY.


For the American.
Ma. EbToa II corv the following lines
+ IN nsmorv The source from VIII h OBJ
tanned them cannot row till If they or,
worthy Of ins2r'ior IN ,yGar paper, You Will
| e ssc app opriatc thcm accordingly.
UO-gAN.
Woman thonGhicss, eildy creature.
Laughing idle fnting thing;
Most fantastic work pr n4tt.re,
And like fancy On the wing.
Slave to every changing passion.
Loving. hating in extreme;
Fond of every foolish fashion,
And, at best u pleasing dream.
Lovely triae. dear illusion,
Conquering weakness, wished for pain;
Mans chief glory and confusion,
OF all vanitics, most vain.
Parody on the preceding.
Woman charming, lovely creature,
Gentle, modest graceful thing
Most exquisite work Of nature.
Fairer than the lovely spring
Queen of every gentle passion,
Tender sympathy and love;
Perfect work of heavenly fashion,
Miniature Of charms above.
Love and grace in rich profusion
Saftening man ferocious soul;
Al creation S fair conclusion
Formed to bcautify the whole
EPSILON.
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Nose, Iiale

Has inst returned from Boston with new
stock Of Miscellaneous and school Books
Stationery, Jewellery, Fancy goods and Toys. which
he oilers for sale the most reasonable terms,
Please call and examine I6tf
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>heriH 5 sale,

HANCOCK, IS. May Pend, ls56-Taken ON
Execution in which Hamilton Joy of Ellsworth in
SAID County is the Judgment debtor and will he
soid az pubic auction on saturday the twelfth day
u July next at ten o'clock A. NJ. at the Counting
room Of the Ellsworth Bank in Ellssor,h ons
hai oil sx shares to wit: three shares of Stock in
said Dank, Likewise at the same time and place
one share Of the stock in the Hancock Bank
corporations duly chartered aud doing busines, AT
Ellsworth. ~
sale. P'"o' VI
l9s J. R. REDMAN, Sheriff.
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HARNESSES! HARNESSES !!
NkS! TRUNKS!

The undersigned thank
full for past tayors, respect
fully informs his old Gus
TONERS and all others in
want Of Harnesses, that a,
his shop on Main II. near
ly opposite the Ellsworth
House at the sign Of the
Big { . L |. A X A N d
7 k [ \ X can always be
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-14
Buchanan. jackson and CLAY.

See curious and interesting letter from Nash
ville copied from the Washington Organ. IL "OLi
Hietory's" testimony is any longer of weight with
the Democracy, they must abandon the man who is
wanting in moral courage" and who made propo-
s,ion of "deeP corruption" The charges are in
the Old Hero's own handwriting, and they were
penned after 90 years of deliberate meditation.
The statement made in Maj. Lewis letter, that
Buchanan said to Mr.. Mangum that he did not be-
lieve the charges against Mr.. Clay, and mercer had,
has been made in the North Carolina papers on Mr..
Mangums authority. Taking that statement to be
true-that Mr. Buchanan disavowed any belief in
the charge either now or formerly-what are we to
think Of the following passage in his letter to the L.
5 Telegraph dated Oct. 10th, 1925?
The before the world that Mr. Clay and his
particular friends made Mr. Adams President and that
NJ Adams Immediately thereafter made Mr. CLAY Secte.
Of StAe The people ill draw their differences
ir such conduct ard The connected with
1t. They sill judge OF causes nom the effects"
II did not believe the charge; in fact, he of all
had the best for tRoriHg it to be false
and yet in this passage, he vouehes for its truth by
an emphatic inuenio,
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we have candidate personally well politically ire
proachable. have special objection TO the introduction
Of personalities into the We cannot however
but think would have been in better taste to beat Ere
mont the politician, rather than attempt damn him
II may be, that he is obnoxious to the charges
nvove ed in the resolution but II why has the matter
slept lOng' Why have not these watchful guardians
Of the public morals and the public treasure brought the
wretch to condign before this tmer Was It because he
Democrat that they forebore to launch the thun-
ders at his head.
We apprehend that this movement while will reflect
no credit, on Buchaneers and exhibits their alarm may
tend to help Fremont in the canvass II Mr. Bgler
ceeds in proving that Fremont is de1terous and
inscriptions o66er than Old Buck, he will hold
of the strongest inducements large class of Democrats
to rally to his standard.
Monday when Mr.. Biglers resolution taken up
and adopted, Mr.. Trumbul moved for similar inquiry
respecting Mr.. Buchanan, but that voted down.
Mr. Douglas suggested that Mr.. Fillmore should also be
included, but the suggestion passed unnoticed.