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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-04
IFon rHE WHIn


Ma. EDroR Dear Sir-Monday last, the 2sth inst,
being day. unusually large number Of persons
assembled az the court house. Some were drawn
hithe for the purpose Of ransacing business that really
demanded their attention but the larger portion Of the
immense assemblsge were induced go for tho purpose
Of hearing political discussion that expected take
place between Hugh Dillari tho Democratic elcctor for
the Presidency, Of the district and William Martin the
American eecor. According appointment Mr. billiard
took the stand about o'clock, and commenced his
speech by showing the people u what critical posi-
ton the Union stood and told te'n e. "
they filled r. olI HucK 20 the Presidency MI would
ne HrecOVefaOlY lost aud then went 20 make great
many charges against Mr Fillmore and finally brought
him out clothed IN abolition habnents from head 10 foot
but unfortunately for Mr. billiard his chatge against one
Ut the most exemplary patriots Of this glorious nation we're
80 much ai variance with the knosn character Of the man.
that they hal no effect and had replied % him
DO conscentousy believe thit there would not have been
the first accession 20 the fat declining church Of the
Buchanan religion. After the conclusion Of Mr. billiards.
speech Mr. Martin, with AL HE cool pleasant selfposses
SION, rose before the people which caused the court house
~ an instant, almost % be crowded N OvefhOWng aud
commenced most excellent speech during the delivery
Of which he showed clearly and concluve that the chi
uca and dangerous position of the Union A. Il now
stands aud AZ Mr. billiard himself described n his speech
was caused solely by the gross Encouragement Of the
present Democratic Administration; and showed further
the certainty Of augmented existence Of like state Of
things Buchanan should be elected President In short
Ne replied 70 and perfectly demolished every argument Of
NJ billiard, and showed satisfactorily every unbiased
and unprudced mind, that Willard Fillmore was the ony
man in the field who If elected would carry out the de-.
mHnl- OF The Constitution In such q 20 restore
pe"ce 70 our agitatcd Union Notwithstanding w. billiard
made pretty respectable speech, considering the cause
WINCH be u advocating. the victory o NJ. Martin was
complete aud The powerful impres.on made by him was
visible IN every countensnce and II the election had akcu
place a. That time and the people that then a. Pat
ck Court House had had the power elect the Presi
'e"' FILLMORE would have been eleci by large MAORI.
" MAYO
Pam Store Patoict o. Va, July 3Otb. 1886
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TfoR THE WHO.

MEssRs. EDIroRs:-Pease give the following extracts
from the Richmond Enquirer place in your paper
Comment upon them is entirely unnecessary. To every
rejecting unprejudced mind they will speak with pecu
liar Significance The mark is emphatic. wish, how
ever, to put this enquiry to the reader viz Which
the most creditable to the sincerity and fair dealing of
the Enquirer, the history" and the truth OF 1852
the Wild, preudiced detAmaory rAntug OF 1856 -
Which the portrait that all honest solid men will recog
nize the true of Willard Fillmore Look on this
picture and then that" and The halieisis0
Is my Y
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NDtR two DEGREES Of Chesterhh Circuit Court latter
po-srng me 70 .e either publicly privately viii easr for
'ae - auct0n, MONDAY, the 2th day ~
p.f ~ The resi- estate u the late " Brooks log
Case Isei situated Swim and romahawk Creeks their
husuce shout " miles Richmond ~ hou
and hve RON Midlothian and Touahask Stations ne Richmond
snd DAnye Rslroad. containing t98 ~ Witch mind
70 ~, consists ~ Low grounds o. Zoe quality Owing 10 The
proportion ~ loW grounds the land IL % vaus hg
land ao o. rood qnaiY The well uood
N situation considered healthy and the neghborhood good
Iheres dwelling house butts barn
The ssl- uu b. ne premises ~ ~ O'Clock and
~ onehh cash s resdae 8. r. IS aud months secured bv
bonds and security snd lien on The land
one ~ hs BROOKS living viii show
pen Nsng 70 buy and further Information
70 Richmond III w fIOUpyov GO,
she isads of Bs'Iaun G,sves estate near cbesseld
mysell and others stiu for sale
au f-ctds PIOCRNOV con,,
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SnorEfSG AcciDEu--A few days since W. Henry
Wnkler residing Boydtown. In this comfy had his
lf arm torn away from the elbow IN a trcshirv machine
He In way stumbled whe in the act Of feeding tie
machine, and IN trying 10 recover himself from the fall
threw his forward aud thus thrust IL into the throat
Of the machine Surgical aid obtained and the
ampuiatcd just below The shoulder similar acct.
dent occurred AZ Oakhl the farm Of Capt r. v Over.
by, ofths county, Monday last negro man. while
feeding thresher ncaudousy thrust HE right hand too
lar and OF rather mashed on just about tho
middle ToJacco Plant
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DIED,
Richardson. w. "
' And she Is gone, and We are going all;
Ike leaves We Nlther and Ike lcAXr- We fall -


And she gone, and going all;
Like leaves vither aud Ike lei We
Yes she the exemplary wf mother kind u,r-s.
And Aneetonae friend, wthered fallen Fallen to rise
lanb aud rendered be mansions Of the
blessed For hers righteous ready TO do her
Masters will and obey his but
and steadfas She resigned her
and that our loss 10 her exceeding great gain.
Bereayed Initiating the yue. and
following the example Of this lovely Us ali
nope 10 meet where parting Will be II.
Died In Knoxville, Tenn the 2ist ult CoRNELIA ALICE
daughter Of Alex NJ and Mary HobbsAged month.
and day.
Died. Sunday evening the 9Th the residence Of her
faler W. Mason, la the Of King MARGA
RET b. wife Of Alfred Bernard, the 25th year age
Died. 10 Lynehburg the iOh Insi TATE late Of the
city Of New Orleans 49,
The deceased from time had aaerngy
suAh WIN constant hope ofreeoVey m within few weeks
io 70 bis death when IT. plainly
.heh Is so fatally associated with pulmonary affections. Under
ms he but little
but few yi snee Of that christian faith which
ture hsprs I'll In his declining through
OF The Holy spirit invoked by kind and beloved ministers
awoke from the deep sumber Of IT. happy
sAnees prepared for the dying sinner through mercy
Blessed Jesus
Near Randolph Macon College Tuesday afternoon Jnv OOH
% continued fever CHARLES KEEN Charie. and
Mile q. Stuart, aged IS months one day.
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RrSAwAYs.--Nne servants, who were about making
their escape from the neighborhood o Salem and Rector
town, IN Fauquie county, arrested this week md
lodged IN jail IN WarcntOn The people ~ Toudoun and
the arts and designs of persons supposed be concerned
in the matter number Of slaves have recently either
run of, attempted 10 do 80 in those two counties
1fsr G1r
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psss sSssaa sss SsssS: s.s.S
ishs.ls q 20 % ousladnx sapsa. sl.slshs.
Ts r,.S PosS S.e, Of four OF 5000 acre. b. Nelson
IN s s.i s.as county ssa.alos Is. acres. .. b. .s
Noe IA, O n dams. oss. ss Of he Coz, RI.
De-. sih-A psn,.aons containing ssoo In North Ala.
A.eua ehA, r.a,id s0sr.s. O'Clock p NJ . tho.
PRIVATE OFFERINGS OF REAL rsrArs
.. x.: .. %: :s:i
farm sS?s TO .sss In cSg.Ys county known A. "san
Il sss, Ss %, % SUI . c, stree,
y; s's :'s clay 40: ,s m to.
fgss, Of sac ,ers dwelling. Ae. county. By
FAR. Sasa Hun . Richmond eon's 10 dwelling
O. e:.s.s.: aoSia xpp:S.ss ' SiSA r ' '.'' We"
bonn shOnd. Offering s.s advf Of ooddin
h.sS Of ne .s,s. 600 cleared. Williamsburg road miles
e' pS.,l msn% ss,Ss en- MA n,2
and tran, tran, 'sos~sa Xdvd
a Tn 90 % :.. s Of ~ ssss
So ~ avn S ia near Natural Bridge very ''''' de-
pa S;s% q Goo s.. q ssr, ss etc. . river in
AS:ss g go FROM Syh.r,-. dwelling barn.
y. . i,s s;..,: s0.1ss: county Lance, containing
kt.Ia sers: one mile .so,. po-A..n
rhe Hm' In T.nrleo county is mile. be.
low Rishncnd. contains SOS By O. I. Gate
nj dis,s asi.s 0; Ss,a
s %s rss q county See .ar'
snSi.ens 100 ssts .l,u.sd in til, v.., Of
The estate called White Dsnt csi King VIM county,
on Farm s M o s ss si s % ssS" % 1
Country mansion P.ine.vis Amelia Co..
The farm called "scaord. la Matthews
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From Richmon1 Enn,.;r.,

From Richmond Enquirer,
sept. lIsh, lS52.
" Gen. Taylor died at the
very crisis OF Affairs TN,
country felt reiiered from
az d'cfiA agony, r,he, Mr..
Fillmore TOOK. the reins Of
government, fhrclc ASIDE Gen.
Iayior'' advisers, formed a
better cabinet, and gar, his
conscience 10 other keepers
than .Serdrd. The ishole
policy ~ government rus
immediately changed"
The Compromise meas
UresYanekig passcd, AND THr
WHOLE COUNTRY WAS RE.
LIEyED FRoN It's PAINFUL
ANXIETY"
" Ever since that change
the Southern Wings have
become more and more de-
voted 10 Nc. Fl lmore." He
beca3ns their chosen leader
their special and particular
candidate for the Presiden-
cy. Whilst the Svtth,
desertiug him, took up With
another, who suits their pur-
poses better, and used him
TO put do,ci. .Hr. Fillmore.
BECAUSE HE vESTURED TO
BRAVE THEIR ISDiGSATIoS."
THIS i ALL History" "Ir
Is Truth
Gen. Taylor was born in
Virgins, he was reared in
the South. was a large slave
holder, whilst Mr.. Fillmore
had been educated IN New
York, and was proved to
hold doctrines exceedingly
Objectionable 10 the South.
Bat hoc ,redk the resira.nts
of education ruth these meH,
The one, listening to the
voice OF advisers into whose
souls Seward had breathed
the poison OF his unhOly pol
itics, pursued a policy which
came near wrecking this ma
ton upon the shoals Of dis
union. irhile HE other. cleans
ing IT, capitol Of as trdito-
rotis deitizsHs, DlsREGARDED
THE WHISPERS OY EARLY PRE-
JUDGE. ASD HELPED ~ THE
MIGHTY ENGINE OF ExEcU
TIVE INFLUENCE, TO QUIET
THE COUNTRY, AND TO SAVE
ALL PORTIONS TRoN INJURY
AND DisHONoE."
" We do not approve Of
Mr.. Fillmore's administra-
ton in all IL policy, but We
are free TO say, that he has
made an infinitely better
/ President for the South than
Gen. Taylor did or would
have done, dni ne beiiers
! there Is not q Wig south
of Nason and Di10n's line
tcio does not in his heart be.
Heue The same Ming.n
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" Respectfully yours.

We knoW not whether the letter be genuine but w.
perceive nothing IN IL TO excite dsrust The sent,p,nt
With which the letter concludes would probably i'm the
contingency supposed be general the Southern stste
Probably 10 the event Of Buchanan. election like .s,
Of iecling would pervsde the North Both Fremont and
buchanan are The candidates Of fectona parties the first
has an electoral ticket In only Southern State aud
the last has tickets IN ouy three Northern States Blu
chanan y Northern man with proessedy Southern feel
iugs aud Fremont Southern with Northern feel
iuga.
To preserve the Unionto prevent this angry sectional
feeling which would probsbly lead civil war and the
sahversion Of the Republc-the Wings and Americans
offer In FILLMORE who has proved ia difficult tmo.
tha, be be to every section Of the Confederscy
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Far ~ NoRrH CARoLISA--The Storehouse Of VIM j.
Parker Esq, on Cypress Creek, Blsden county, de-
stroycd by hrc Thursday night last with lie contents
about e. BOZ worth ofgoods There insurance.
IL Is supposed to have been the work Of incepdisy.
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gust lsi, 1856.
Mr.. FILLNORE'S "ELE-
WAITED SENTIMENTS"
Sir Peer Tsdrle-" D-n hi
sentiments

Sir Peer Tsdrle-" On his
sentiments
Mr.. Fillmore is trying to
soft sAWder and come il over
the South with fine seuu-
ments, whilst he secures the
North by granting all she
axis. Sentiments tor the
South - measures for the
North. Sir Peter Teazle
never Na- 80 iisgusjed with
the false professions and fine
sentiments Of Joseph Sur
face, A. We are with the -ame
coin - literally dealt out by
Mr. Fillmore. He would de.
luie u nth syren songs,
tan Us Sith gentle zephyr-.
throw u oil our guard, put
~ to sleep, and imbibe our
Likelihood era NC walked
! lie ! the meaner, a. well as
the far mole dangerous enc
INV. lie would DO all the
wrong that they propose.
aud 90 it furtively. Nav,
he would do mofe' Whilst
he lures the south into a
sense 81 security by bland
professions of attachment
be proposes stealthily to de-
pfive her OF territory, and
To- render vAlueles- her
slaves. Prejudiccs and pro-
LESSONS for the while are of
ten stronger than facts aud
arguments, and preiudices
Hui professions are the Whole
stock in trade OF FillmOre's
Southern friends. His de-
signs are reasonable, dOubly
reasonable, for he would be-
tray sections Of his country,
and large classes Of his tel
low citizens, wherever found.
Elevated sentiments" are
the spurious coin which he
i passing of on his deluied
victims Of the South. lie
would not endanger the Tn.
ION, di.honor and rob the
South, aud prosecute Cath
olic- aud foreigners, il he
could get the Presidency OF
cheaper terms. He is one
Of those light and trivial
characters, who care only
for the present, the showy
and alventitious, aud j. will
ling 70 let posterity take care
OF itself. His treason il the
more despicable, from the
little motives that inspire it.
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The STEAMER JoHS JAY-By the burning Of the stes-
mer John Jay, on Lake George the wife OF Mr.. F. Belk
nap, banker Wall street New York lost her life; also
her sister, Mrs Thwng wife Of S. c. Thwing, Esq OF
RoIbury, Mass Both OF these ladies daughters OF
Thomas Ravens, Esq, of Philadelphia.
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Tue New Yort H,rad publi.be, The following

- WAsHlsGTON, y. G.. july b isbe
btE SfE-l received your letter of the ii inst 10
ketnef WIN us enclosures Your letter 10 the London
I"ss mas become unnecessary, you will perceive fo
ne present state Of the questions discussed and beside
ia altogether too complimentary me- for me TO baye
any agency IN sending IT, AZ ! supposed when I wrote
YOU public opinion IN England Il right in regard 10 our
dhcuites' aud has made itself felt In Parliament and
even ihe great Thunderer The Ts'l feels and bows 10
''f da5sr 's not from abroad IL jsaf Loas The cleo
10. ~ Fremont could be the end fhs Union and ougLf
10 D. The object NJ Fremont fri,nds * me coug,ssT ~,
70 South. an eoHfeai haf N<v sbaR ocn ns .,6rg
Mfy coHgHrr 90. iHf aof BsCJre
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b'RLY fRuit, &c.-One thousand baskets If peaches
we're shipped hence by Of the New York steamers
W., week harlJ apples also shipped 10 Baltimore
ana 0ther markets in considerable quantities. very
heay business was done this IN Irish potatoes and
the iagers 10 the vicinity realized handsome profits from
' ature The trade IN sweet potatoes will commence
very shortly few barrels have already been sold at o.
-Norfok Ayg.'.
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Ever truly your friend.
ANDREW T.. KENNEDY.
To A. K. BorELER, Washington.


Mr. Hunter SAYS he has recollection either Of hear
ing Mr. Wise use 'ths erpresson" "washingon-hke or
OF telling Mr.. Kennedy lie remembers his speaking
highly of Mr.. Fillmore, but "e oppression he does
'enem"y' mr. u -,rit.tl.ss misunderstood him as To
the crdet words used. But what ali tbi.Y
What ii he did so. Is there any great princple
volved, that gentlemen should take much pains to
prove the eract expression. Mr. Wises explanation Is
satisfactory and perfectly consistent then why docs the
American devote whole column aud half to IL, Truly
tue known Nothings put IT. make much fuss
about nothing. Pdrrirnt montss, Hasestur ridieuis
mus
This editorial brought my notice Friday eve-
ming last. Immediately went 10 Mr. Hunter, who, on
hearing what the Spirit said above told that he had
never given the Spirit authority make any denial
whatever of the statement made In my letter Mr. Bots
ler that Mr. Wise used in his speech here In the Spring
OF 1855, thc identical term" attributed him; and that
he, Mr. Hunter, had "a distinct recollection Of telling me
have not, therefore, misunderstood him to the
words used" Respectfully,
ANDREW +. KENNEDY.
ID. W. Eryatt
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Mas ms WIFE BURNED DEAru-we clip the
following melancholy occurrence from the Rockville
(Canadal Recorder:
the morning OF the 18th of July instant cry Of ERE
was heard FROM the premises of Henry McAnay, whose
house fire, about quarter OF a mile from NewbO-
The fire discovered by Catharine OConnell who
inmate OF the house aud who gave the first alarm
Mr. aud Mrs McAnay. being in the bed got np aud
fire. IL appears that the fire originated in the cook house
aud from it, position with the dwelling housc
and the direction OF the wind which then blew n pretty
hard gale, the dwelling house developed IN
fumes They succeeded In removing good deal Of their
furniture bedding &C, after which Mrs. NcAnay rushed
into the house, it il supposed 20 money
which she had privately laid up, but he flames
great she could not get out again Mr. McAnnly, her
husband tried TO get her out through the window lac be-
ing outside the fire surrounded him also aud during his
attempts her life the roof tell in and precptated
her from his grasp into this burning ruins Of the building
Catharine OCOnne thea succeeded in dragging him
OF the flames but was seriously burned in the effort She
then removed the burning particles ~ ho night dress but
he Appeared 60 be no more than living Of matter
MURDERTRoN SUPERSTITION AT Tarn France two little
boys saw approaching the mother Of one Of them
who watching her cows and kill her with his
they gave inform alton the arrested and confess
ed the deed. Tic himself said IL not some sup.
posed that he had conceived passion for her and that
she had repulsed his advances that as Others mag
ed, " was vengeance her for having refused him the
hand Of her daughter; but Il that "she had cas-,
spell over him, and would relieve him from il" IL
turned out inquiry that the had really sored u
der the delusOn that he bewitched by the woman
had consulted physician what he could do 10 relieve
himself from the domination Of the evil spii;r had beg
ged the cure Of the parish 70 exercise him. and had &c
tualy taken to the bottle Of seidz water N bless
IN the belief that IL would drive the demon away In
Of these facts the advocate Of the prisoner In
sisted that he ought N be acquitted a monomatac but
the jury declared him guilty under extcnuating circum.
stances aud the court sentenced him 70 hard labor Tor
life.
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A DEsiM ALE rAnM lN r,,E coUNrY or

AoRAN9t FOR sALk-The undersigned offers
Ia Orange County, Virginia, known "PROsPkCT
talns about i've hundred situated
three miles belos the Raeeoon miles from
fsrck,burg. twelve Cupeper IIous. and r
ten mile, from osns- Court House Is also abou,
Ion 'Brandy Station the Orange
and Is within short distance OF
lint. - ~ 1870
The Yarn beautifully situated about one hundred and
h acres OF nrst rate river boom the
undeAunr aud The whole oft the most productive
and Of the
the country healthy, unusually and
supplied with timber.
There the best tmberrd celeu
stone quarry which has been probably former
prieor and which, Is believed, would be wealth
properly attended TO.
The undersgned, intending to return Of Missouri
where rssedO
Tie will take pleasure sGordng every facility ia making thor
ungh examination 10 disposed % purchase
Persons DESTROYS make inquiry
dress at Rseeoon Ford, Culpepcr County, Virginia
refer also BENJAMIN far.h Cuipeper and In Hon
Porter or H. O. Pant, ESQ Washington, as to
- ~
JAMES w YApfsu
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yIAHR led.

On "Wednesday the s0th ut the HOWE Mr. McSAI
KY HOBsoN, Of Petersburg Miss LUCY
land county '
Petersburg papers requested copy.
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DEarH OF 1nE Rsv. W. J. PARgs-Rev VIM j.
Parks, Of the North Carolina Conference died al Beau.
tort, y. C., on the afternoon Of July ~.
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CONGRESS -Fs,,,v

~ the senate though IL the day set apart for pr
Vate DIS tbe calendar proper reached rs the st
tug ws entirely occupied With two BILL both of them
however of private character The frat was one re-
ported from The Committee Indian Affairs 10 provide
i3 the payment Tor Expectations suffered by citizens o
Georgia and Alabpna from the Geek AMI Seminole Ia
d'ns 70 The amount Of nearly $3.50 OOO An amendment
ws offered Wv Mr. Yulee 20 include those citizens Of Flo
nda Who a'o seek recOmpense for injuries sustained aud
te ptor orders were postponed consider the bill and
amendment long debate cusucd maintained principal.
" by hes7rs FDpatuck, Iverson, Hunter. Seward
Ioomis Gay johnson, and Brown. Tn, report Of the
tol'"ee Na' read and much explanation was afforded
by Senators who had become familiar NTH tbese claims
Nheh previously before the Senate the House OF Repre-
senHtvrs No disposition made Of the subject except
70 P'sPope 70 next "Wednesday enable Senators to
give Il thorough examination
me second subject Of consideration was bill to allow
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Hon. Thomas 5. rlournoy.

The address Of this distinguished gentleman at the
African church, on Friday night, alike able,
chaste and eloquent-sustaned by all the graceS OF
oratory and brought home conviction to the minds
and hearts of his hearers by the force Of its logic and
the warmth of its appeal 1t was mastery vindi-
cation of Willard Fillmore and unanswerable eN-
posture Of Democratic inconsistency and dupicity.-
The vast audience attracted the place in spite of
the oppressive heat by the fame of the speaker gave
him an attention unbroken for two hours, except by
frequent and tumutuous applause. We have rarely
seen more lively interest and enthusiasm than were
manifested on the occasion, and we judge therefrom
that the Wings and Americans of Richmond are de-
termned to do their duty in the present CANVASS
Ii would not require many more such addresses
that of Mr. Flournoy TO rouse them TO fever heat.
very pretty quarrel in progress between the Free
ontsrs and Buccaneers the North touching the peso
u responsibility OF their respective chiefs, All things
and more besides logged into the controversy. On the
one eide Fremont charged with being his fathers
chd-~th mystical birth ike that of the DemGods of
antquity-wh being catholic, and using eonsecrated
wafers-with being a millionaire and pauper-with
incubation in Caornis said be established by official
documents &c Sc. The Freemonters come back at the
Buccaneers with They derde the pidding old
Bachelor who has spent his days without honor and with
out profit his country He had love once (they say
Who committed suicide because Old Buck didn't have
the spunk to her from hArd-hearted mother
How different with Fremont He took his Jessie oy force
OF arms from the terrible Benton Old Buck is
leading dissolute Bachelor life, which at the age OF
ssrsnfvtour is past amendment His elegant establish
men at wheaand better than ga groggery.
On this point hear the New York Herald:
The LdncdsferiaH and Infelligenerr, now the home
organ of Mr. Buchanan, declared in 1852, tina: for
months past is uotoou>y known Mr. Buchanan
ted his residence into unlimited stand where
al invited call and partake Of his liquors, the
qualities OF ~hch he was by no means modes. in eNto-
lug, free from any other charge the health OF
Buchanan IN this manner, it adds night after night
las he sought by making drunk, to from
them ia their drunken pledges TO support him
This i positively frightul and gives shudderiug
collection Of FOrney- letter Roberts touching the For
rest divorce case but the Lancaster authority
Their declares thHt these thing. have repeatedly been
transacted Sabbath after Sabbath and dehes honest
denial