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AHruoAH VIcroKI IN EosLE-The Anti
AMEsoAHs have been CONCENTRATING themselves
that sam s ad They heartily wish Il was iFae, and
they utter their rejoicing over their recent victory
with fear aud trembling, Tor they know that SaSs
Is still full Of vitality, and that they are liable At
any moment 10 be hurled IRON power by his sturdy
arm. Sneeihe Presidential election the Ssg-Nieht
organs Of Alabama have Solemiy announced the
complete dissolution Of the American party In that
State Wsll few days ago msnieipsi election
vas held In Mobile. regulr straight out DEM
Ocratic ticket Was 10 the FIELD, but The Americans
carried for their candidates seven out the eight
wards Of the city. AdVsrii'sr says
We eaA say TO our friends abroad that whether
or nOt Americans rule Ameriea," Il is very Ger
tain that they hold and mean 20 keep possession Of
the goOdlv city Of Mobile.
This IL an example OF the unyielding 6rmness Of
Che American party. II has been purged OF AL iia
dross aud nov stAnds before the country hrm,
united, and answering band OF patriots its 90o,.
600 volers are the aacleus OF great and powerful
aad triumphsHt party. Il retains les own strength
Not oas Of is nearly one million OF nauve-born
voters VIII be found reereagt % his dollss Undis-
mayed by defeat they viii struggle % % VICTORY
( Les. SoHT.
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22

AWFUL LYIHG-A BASE FRAUD.-The New
York Herald publishes pretended list of the
Fillmore papers in the United States, with
their respective calculations. The whole
number, according to the Herald, is only 81!
Now, there are so Fillmore papers in the
State of New York alone, and 40 in Pennsyl.
vaIia. There are, probably not less than
600 Fillmore papers in the Union, and more
are springing up or wheeling into line every
dnv
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22

BuRLINGAME AND BRooKs.--It seems that
after all the p0w-wow about the Burlingams
and Brooks due! n1e occurred
The factis, the Bidck "a 1iaana want
more capital, and they have T. r9line
game to fight Brooks with the hops t91< y
would fall, and thus afford them the means
of carrying on the Fremont speculation.--
Unless something bloody is done-unless
they can get some of their men to consent
to crucitixion-the game will be up with
them. We sincerly hope that they will noe
be gratifed.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22

SPEAKING TO THE PoINT.-Ths Whining
ton, North Carolina, Herald, in allusion ia
MIR. Fillmore's prospects, says:
The scenes Of 1910 are about to be re.
enacted in the country. The same nstonish.
ing uprising of popular seniiment-the same
earnest, invincible desire for change in the
administration of the public affairs-the same
termination to rescue the Government from
the evil influences that surround it's begin
ming thus early in the campaign to be up
parent.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22

W- The Sag Ncht editors in Tenuessea
are in the habit Of magnifying every mole
hill of an sold line Wing" who goes into
their foul den, as mountain Of light and in.
Auence; while they rs uniformly depreciats
the worth and talents Of those "mountainss
who come out from their party, and join the
Americans, into "mole hills" When they
are able to show us such an array of talents
going from the American party to theirs, 40
we can. of "old line democrats" coming from
them to us, we shall think it time to treat
their bold statements with some respectxI
We defy them to mention such q.
names rs A. J. Donelson, Anfl =
ssu: ! y 4 =, q 00e''s:, kafl ~ n.I.,S, .Ils: Ind
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22

A DihENERATEp SoS.-James b. Clay
has takes<lhe field in favor of the reviler Of
his lamented Father! This same degener-
ate son, not long since, tore down the old
mansion of his Father at Ashland and sold
the timbers to make walking canes and snuff.
boxes! "Nnf sed." The Ten Cent Jimmyis
the man for him. Wewant no such unlilal
ingrntes TO support Fillniere.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22

.FaKEpoM or THE PuEIlx. Tbs New
York Tribune is out 10 - ete'c|e eleoo!ns
what n calls the aFrsed>sa - ~ Pnlp!t -
that il. 10 allow the eIeFgy = ~ ~ sns
Bible and prsseh seose pel,n;, "a ~ sk
rihss. FoFsuealeIy mlsy g ~ tnoens
follower are depoune'eg sn's - - =" Z
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22

FIRE IN THE MouNTAIss!-Hon. Jere. Gle
mems made his frat speech of this campaign
on the last Saturday Of July, at Decater, Ala.
where R(femendous mass meeting was gath
cred short notice, md tDithout drumming
to N the ex-senator and kindred spirits
or Clemens speech the North Alabam-
ian Vs.
5ol. Clemens speech was master effort
Fpassing, far, any political address that Il
sns ever our fortune to hear. Chaste, ele-
giant, burning, whitening, sublime and pathet
ic by turns, the listener would one moment
find the tears, unbidden, t,ickling down his
cheeks, although unused to the "meIting
mood" the next he would find himself stamp
ing and clapping his hands, and anon, Re
would feel strong inclination to shout
and shout many did!'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22
A Coon OnE.--Ths following is reported

us having lately happened in Bristol County
Awitty clergyman being accosted by an
old acquaintance BY the name of Cobb, re-
piled, II don't know you, cir" My name Is
Cobb" rejoined the man, who was about
half seas over. "Ah, sir" replied the cler-
gyman, "you have SO much corn on you u
didn't see the cob. M
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kin.' who 81 l.I.y;

D(6nvnIe.cen,, after .Sssa, isp.lr.d u.
The fate of the u L sndeclded.
The exportasie ofIsn'ly. II sssis.l = ~ ~
Atlntest date espture Of Ned Meow
an, one of the hplces Of the murder Of
James King, |onsidered certain.
Addiiionl Foreign News.-Philander
Bruce, ons lshe murderers Of Capt. West, is
in the hands of the committee, and his cxecu.
ton. .is daily looked for. %
~ The city officers have been called upon to
resign their posts, and all but two have pos.
i,ively refused to comply.
Accounts from the mines are favorable,
and crops are every where abundant.
One hundred and sixty eight houses at
Placervills were destroyed by fire. Loss
100000.
The village Of Greytown, in Placer county,
80 been burned. Loss Sl,00o,00o.
11 llaYeville. Loss 100000 al.
SO oAg Rf Fai!!play. Les e7or q
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22

ENCE AND CHERISH EXCLUSIVE
AMERICAN FEELINGS. FOREIGN IN.
FLUENCE HAS BEEN IN EVERY AGE
THE CURSE OF REPUBLICS, HER
JAUNDfCED EYE SEES ALI. THINGS
IN FALSE COLORSl The thick atnos.
phere of prejudice, BY which she Is forever
surrounded, Excl UDES FROM HER
SIGHT THE LIGHT OF REASON.
Whilst she worships the nation which she
.favors for their very crimes, she curses the
Enemy Of that nation even for their virtues.---
In every nge she has marched before the
enemies Of her country, proclaiming pence
when there wns no pence, ana lnlling its de-
tenders into fatal security, while the iron
hand Of despotism has been aiming death
blow at their liberties Already has our In.
FAINT republic felt her whitening influence
Already has she involved US In war whlch
has nearly cost rs our existence. e
LET US THEN LEARN W10D03l
FROM EXPERIENCE, AID F0REV{
ANIHH THE ElEND tH0If our R
ETY.. Wcas> sep> ~ {tsGp =
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22
sHThG n A.. ~
ton o. II y recent election il the
IN 81 5nal district Of South Csso-
lin1, eps1l MD VIII the Congressional vote
east IN the came district in 1866

IMPROVEMENT OF THE TEssEssEE RIpsR.-
On the 4th inst, bill passed the U. s. Sen
ate spprcpria,iug $4,000 for the improve
.ment ofthe Upper Mississippi, at Rock River
Rapids, which was amended, on notion by
MrBeli, BY appropridting $4,000 to shs
improysuept Of the 1'ennessse River.
GEs. HAsxsxxs SEcoxp SFsioH. Tie
Eagle and Euqd1 nays Z
IfGen. Haskefl ~ grand y biz i!st
1Resch, some wed QeA - VA RyqR4sr
Right. lie sEo}y thah0egt ~ ,pein,
o |ss pi9l |s
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22

MoRTALIrY AMONG Hoos.-Ths farmers
n the Big Miamu, says the Cincinnati Ga
kette, from New Baltimore to Venice. asp
1eing nearly all their hogs BYE seY6f1nD
= which carries Of s:sss se:sts ss,s srssf r. -
5d, within two ho6f. sab; y.,s,.s. =,
Manifested, The farmers call ~ d|a66|
olera; the spasms and other symptoms r.
bt similar evidences Of congestion "a those
anifested by human beings seized with
That fatal disorder. A. C. II. Cone, Esq, has
lost 800 hogs, and L. B. Clarkson, Esq, over
200; neigboring farmers have lost in proper
lion. These were lively, healthy hogs, not
|stlll.fed. A panic prevails among the hog
Efeeders of the above district, and they are
selllng off as fast as they can.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22

HvRrpsa srAsLs TENT TO Hon.
srs--In Sweden. the "a the stables,
are planked, and The pls1 perforated
with holes, 90 that wet vi lodge on
them--the bare boards beii only bed.
ding allowed. To. this stran pthod the
Swedes attribute the soundness eir hor-
sos feet, as II is quite uncommdy meet
with lame or foundered horss ~ dsn
which has been 80 stabbed.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22

nou(S5 ~ ~ Conventid
bseauso q ~ IN klng for Mr. Bucnl
snnn. ~, ~ + saysy 'ee "his success
wns tks;dtfsat Of and atiou Of one Of
he ersatsst dsmagossc time servers
with which our own or Z her party has
ever been cursed. W. mel A. Douglas.
He has had his day, andis \ passing of
the stage Of political action"
The same paper is inclined ton port Bis.
sell for Governor. M
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22

BEES AND QUAIL.-Two remarkable facts
are to be noted in respect to the advance.
ment Of the whites. The first is that the
quail, unknown to the Indian, makes its fyaG
appearance whence no man kn0BS-
when the white man plows and pls1fS his
fields, nffording an abundance ~ icious
food to The pioneers. The-secoh is, the
honey bee is not found in the NY while
in the possession Of the Ind It keeps
just in advance Of the advaI wave of civ.
ilization. When the Ind y swarms Of
these visItors, their wi,n IDLY ncknowl-
edge thst Il y time for abandon thei.
! = = = : =
y n = X f. -]-l|.|I being =.
4 0oFt1r eetClP what WAS
+ " The testatfi4 time, to
H Ssef III 1agrons' Bond rri'ys."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22

M%RyLANns-7A g,snd masp meeHnR o. ne
Awesisaa psssy6f Maryland was held a Essd-
erik City on the iith inst. The procession
.ssas one Of the largest ever seen ip Frederick.
there. being a72carrisges In the line. and it
occupied over an hour in passing a given
point, The Oldest nhabitapts Of that city say
the meeting has never been equalled either in
enthusiasm or numbers. The nearest that
came to il was the demonstration Of is4o.-
But even it was far behind. Frederick is good
'for 800 majority for Fillmore. W
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22

tE- The Frontier (Texas) Patsiot says
wheat is selling in that (lAmar) county at
fifty cents per bushsl. 7.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22

ksHumble as am," said bullying spouter
IA mass meeting of the unterrified, "I still
relzlnber that I'm fraction of this magnif-
cient repubic," "You are indeed" said a
bystanj y, "and vulgar one at that"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22
tn. FARMER.--A beautiful though

tbat we find in one of our exchanges
"If there is man who can eat his bread1
in peace with God and man, It is the man
who has brought that bread out Of the earth.
Il Is cankered by no fraud, il is wet with
n tears: il in stained with no blood" b
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22

A FRANK ApMIssroE.--The AlsN4
Sentinel, more candid and honest than 4
of its Democratic allies, alluding to Mr.
moro, saws that, ain consideration Of bic q
ing the Fugitive Slave law In 1850, and -
suing a conservative course generally whia1
President" Il "wiIlingly classed him among
the national men Of the couutry"-and thss
IL is "willing to take the declarations contalne
ed in some Of his late Northern speeches ~
he still deserves 70 be 20 classed !" xr
We rejoice to believe that Il 10 n the
univsrsaI judgment Of the Publloil{ sso-
tions Of the Usion that Nj. ~ b not
only strIetly sconssrvssivsr = assional."
bst that n = Ne only hi vutivs and
T. ~ = = y I y y I - ~ asld l.rm.nt' are are
Hrthy Of II
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22

WArsEyiLLs, Me-, Aug. i4.-Dsmcsrat
and Wing mass meetings were held hereyes-
tsrdsy. There are strong symptom. Of Goa
lition, a3e S ,e
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22

1hould this W.
sued, our country viii le e3sd 49, 49, A.
greatness and wealth. Under ~ ia {y
Providence, we may then calculass u " I !.
and happy existencs ~ a nation. w Il &
reasonably hope that our chiIdrsn's chi ~
to remote generations, may be assembled r..
gether upon this auspicious day, blessing tbe
memories OF the men whom heaven entrusted
with the glorious tnsk of making great M
tion free, happy, and independent.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22

Fusror..In our tslegraphic dispat ches Il
will be seen that the Benton Blacks Repub-
LEANS who, the other day. elected Blair, an
ayowed Black Republican to Congress, have
fused with the supporters Of Buchanan in
that State.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22

ALBANY, N. Y, Aug, 81,
The Wing Convention yesterday adopted a
seriea Of resolutions antagonstic TO Buchanan
"a Fremont a0dip favor Of Fillmore. r ~
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22
MR.. BUCHANAN'S LANCASTER
SPEECH, s.f .Hd,
His rioos Of Democracy-His Opinions Of
' NJ Foreigniss.

His rie,os of Democrdcy-Hs Opinions 81
Foreignisn.
AN GRAFTON,
Delivered before the Washington Association
Of Lancaster, on The All July, 1873.
BY JAMES BUCHANAN, ESQ.
THIRTY.NINE years ngo, upon this day,
we were declared an independent people. At
that time the Continental Congress burst
asunder the chains which bound them 10
Great Britain, and resolved to be free or per.
ish in the attempt Upon that day they pre-.
scented to the world spectacle of wisdom md
6rmness which has never been excelIed.
To make proper estimate of their conduct,
we must take into view the then situation of
this country compared with that of our enc.
my. On the one side, the armies Of Great
Britain were numerous and veteran; they were
led by commanders who had acquired military
reputation In every cline; they were support.
cd and furnished with every implement Or
was by q nation whose wealth has, .upon
1t1etsnt ccsasiona, purchased the services Y
~ ~ eloNnsl heads In Europe. On 4
~ - = .-all and -
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22
r. - POST.

ATHENS, II Ages -, - e.
,Nkw YoRx, A4gs te <(| -.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-08-22

~ BEcAME MORE THE ENEMIES
OF SOCIAL ORDER. When the, prosla,
nation Of neutrality WINS issued by Washing
to9rthat proclamston which Is now almost
uniysrsally admitted 70 have been the saliva
hon al. opr rcountry-- proclamation which
impaFHally plHeed England and France upon
the same footing, and laid open the commerce
Of the world to America, they were enraged
that ws had not entered into an alliance with
the French Republic, and wagsd wur, under
their banners, against the human race. But
when the treaty Of peace with England, com
monty called jays treaty, waa ratified BY
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