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zpRGsAa MOUNTAIN VILE. sTDNEs.-W,
have hand and for sale pair of thes,
Mil Stones. Those II would do well o call soon
oct oats. LEE & JOHNSON.

NJFrkorYPES, PHOTOGRAPHS ID AZ Err II EO-
TfPLS-The above style of Pictures are taken in all
their perfection at the Gallery of g. w. MINIS q co
n. y TANNER would inform his friends, and the public
general that he has returned from the North
mouths during which time he has secured
without regard to labor and
Improvement known in the Photographic and pre-
pared to furnish those who desire them Vitroypcs
on Glass, Photographs Paper, the Daguerreotppc,
heretofore. all OF which win be taken all their brlapcy
and Election He has also large and beautiful
at coin LpCKfrS liEAsr Pms MEpALLIoHs FANCY GA
st FRAMES, made expressly for he visit
Gaiirfy solicited, whether Pictures desired
" GMlt1y always and free to visitors Sundays x.
teptud n. 5. TANNER
at the Gallery of MINIS Tanner Iynchburg Va
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DAVID & VIM. cIRHiE,

p -Sippcrs v this Vessel will get their goods IN port
m destination at oncaf rate of freight cheaper than by any
other route and loss tine Insurance can he eht' "h
the besl terms. -. n " ~ -
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>,N,,n,-n' a'11 1850 Az

are from ynchule % buchanan. .............Sl 50
:
from iynchhurg TO Charlottesville ............ . 50
On ana after the 2d of October Packet
ibchaiah at A NJ and lynehburg at y T. Monday
wednesday aud Friday and arrive in Richmond day
at ) o clock A. NJ. ~
'harottsviie passengers leaving Lynchburg y p NJ
reach oe"ttesNte ~ lO A NJ next day, and IN Char
ottesVhe at o T. NJ Leave Lynchburg Buchanan and
arrive at i NJ
From Lynehburg to Richmond aud distances in
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FRUITS of fNDUsTRY or the LIFE OF ADAM CLAIRE
very interesting volume and should be read by all ages
aud denominations.
IlsH ANY Is highly interesting aud seasonabie yolnme
MEMOIR DOLL--Young Misses will be deeply sntorescd
greatly benefited by reading this Memoir
GAfAcOHBs RoME--We need call attention this
yulume-the title will secure that.
DAYS REVIEWED Students should not fail to read
this volume
SAD MisrAKEA narrative Illustrating with much vivid
fidelity the mistakes which too often the
religious training of families Parents don't you need this
TN CHEAT QUESTION Is great book 1t treats of great in
torests. VIII you read 1t
Al OF the and the publications Of the American s.
Union generally such Libraries Teachers Helps Question
Books Hymn Books Maps and Miscellaneous Volumes be
had Laushorne Walkups Book Store, Lynchburg, Va
r. e.. JENNINGS.
Smp't Am. 5 s.
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FUNIIE undersigned having sid ,ster stock Of Goods IL
u Messrs lrby Saunders would most chcegsuly recon
mend them to our former friends and patrons
Dee 81 1859 MCDANIEL, HURT g. PRESTON
ian 3E.ts
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u Thousands testify, that after a visit the numerous
springs they are renovated and strengthened and
mat nothing else win do them good But would advise
he and other who cannot spend
hundred annually fashionable watering places try
IT, u Wrghts Liquid Csharc taHelcss vegetable phy
iei aud one small bottle of rs cen
greater change for the better In their health than
ana S9oo al the springs will gain oppose Tho
rnvaganee of the day and further win make bold
sort that this medicine is much pieasanter than
suIphu water eyeret drank Aud old and eminent prao
TONER prepared IT, and guarantees perfectly las is
purely vegetable In all where physic required As
Family Physic IL Is oeled by Full directions accom-
l'any each bottle For sale everywhere
mo
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N.-x, SPEBN0s EANHbON~ AT TENliIE- COX -
HGMkjDONES BONNET AND FANCY STORE-rSS1'
VK Ladies let say 10 you, that before Y1AA
2eth inst, shall produce from thr8e o the most@-
fashionable establishments in New York the STYLES OF
Bonnes You may assured that every thing that the
finger of art has accomplished shall be presented YOU
10 the mnutest within.
will say for personal qualification that the exhibition
uf Bannets, in New York will the d inst
that article OF dress is Considered second only
y and consequently will be before other article
of dress, Ii should be selected with much care.
In order 10 suit the great of tastes, deerm
nation present field OF variety. only Bonnets
but in Nantes and variety Of summer Gov crngs
Snei little children to Also for they shall not be
ectod heretofore in Hats Flats Little Bounes and Caps
and othei pretty little traps
Very respectfully,
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N CALL AND SEE FOR YOuRsEI.F-'rhe balance ct
the Stock that have left will sold
Cash Wishing To leave the State and having large
Ready Made Clothing Cloths Nostnpy will
sell them lower than they bought In this any other
ket In preference to selling at auction Persons wishing
bny anything IN line should certainly call
purchasing elsewhere asI will offer sueh Inducements
certainly please The Store for rent the License
sails For further particulars call ON J. NEWMAN
ne
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LsNH OF ts.ehmond AND

NEN.3oRk pACkETs.-1his new home s9vi-te5Ss.
line Is composed the following vessels, and sails
from New.York cvegthree days All own-d in the city
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Very respectfully,
0dts ALFRED s. FNGLEDOVE


M on hand good supply q Plaster which VIII sell N The
lump ground good terms any other house in the
city My Plaster is ground just as want ii for my sales 1t
Is therefore perfectly fresh and is always ground fine The
lump and ground both delivered of
and the ground delivered in The Virginia and
road Depot nee OF drayage. WA. a. MILLER,
M pnrin
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UIH TSIANTll Hrdt0rd county Nhl NV, 7, TsDI,
iicssrs. Dora CpthemCn:l used Rhout fonrth oi
bottle Of your Turf Oil upon the back ofmy horse the
back almost ever entirely pae, large my
hnnd and this single Application Il only applied onc cured
II eutucly and permanently really surprised AT the
gnieknrss of it roprrtts aud think prompt
and pfraruus than anything The kind saw, and
have sold Ous dis OF bottles OF other preparations to similar
pufposCa.
,F,lI, ~
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lNlRE, LIFE n MARINE GNSs RANCE
II Lyactbar9 HOse y Fire Insurance Compang-Ihis Com
pany makes Insurance against loss damage by Fire
Dwelling Houses Stores Tobacco Factories and other build
ngs furniture goods and merchandise generally,
town and country the most favorable terms.
Also makes the lives of all persons enjoying
good hea aud of sound constitution for the whole duration
life for limited period
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations will be insured
reasonable
Tbe Company will also take marine risks from and any
the Northern Southern Ports at ia vourable
DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
JAMES NJ. COBBS. Ticc TrtsiGcnt.
SAMPSON DIUGI1D, ChtC ENGINEER
DIRECTORS.
John o Taylor Saml II. Mckinney,
Dexter Dtoy, Samuel Garland,
James + ~ John y DAVIS,
Nnt II Preston
las ~. N'I.. sfAMS Treasurer.
ttnffaY Hfifs
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nSsSOIIUTE0N.-1he firm of Mcdaniel Hin.
~ Preston this day dissolved BY mutual consent
Of the concern viii be used by either partner IN
the business Their Office will be kept at the old 81 4
occupied by Mossrs. lrby & Saunders an
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL
s. C. HI tg.
PLEASANT PRESTON
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- HNTf NIsFE + thls Day dlss AIVFH by nnna conseni
All persons having claims against billiard Walton aud Ill
lard Gfeenlee viii present them 10 T. O. Grccnlec pay.
mem, and those indebted billiard Walton billiard
Ssechee will make payment T. O. 0reenec who IL alone
authorized to settle and receive The Tho hrn
ory to be used In settlement ofhe debts by H. q Grconeo
and else. w s. DfIIARp
l5dts N q GREENLEE
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.

p,ofs SHW OkLEANs.-Sirginiaa and 1.omi-
-in.a E.iae.-fTst Packet to sail with dis - x...
t1atfli The superior sailing. double deeked xh
and copper fastened schooner. ELLEN, oaptah
Ms ffsY AM loading and viii sail as above r."
bRla..r. freight amply
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YNCnHuHf;. Way 2sd.-sroc,r;c..,-
IL CERES II GROCERIES, The sulIseri,,. sf"
returned the Northern cities, with the Iprss ia5 INST
the pleasure of offering his frind he
pulsic, consisting in part Of "'9 The
Tt,hhds n O. and i. II. Sugar
so bags Ne. Coffee
10 bbls p,tverzed Sugar
3 boxes 1Anf Sugar
20 hbls N o. ana L. K. Molassss
30 bbis Cone Sugar
10 bags No. Old Java G fre
100 sides Good Sole Leather
10 bales Cotton Ogn7bures
10 bales Cotton Domrsies
20 boxes Adamannc Candies
10 boxes Tal1ow
100 kegs Old Dominion Main
20 hhls Tanners OIL
50 bbls RYE Nhiskey
- bbls Old Mountain Rye Whiskey
10 bhis J. Martins Best
10 bhls Besore Rye
Is White Mountain
5 Ziggcrs old Rye
100 sacks salt
80 bbls No Clipped Herringa
20 =" No 3 Mackerel
500 bales Cotton Yarns
boxes Fine Teas
) bhls old French Brandy
10 - American Brandy
" MADEIRA Wine
5 Port
Together with general assortment Of ST tpr r ~
GOODS all of which am determined to sell ,y far -
Or in EXCHANGE for country produce. 's7
Particular attention paid TO the sale of WHAT en-,
FLOUR and TOBACCO JNO IIfNSFopItN
Two doors above Acree & McClanahans oId st,,5
and next door to Marrell & Sratlon slat,s.
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win DC continued as though The death Joseph -
I'm had hot occurred provision having been
tract for the continuation Z, business in case of his death
ma sIen BENZ II NOWIIN.
Z man, goods purchased al the late sale OF
y u II Lewis stock, havenot becn called
me- requesodto come forward and get md settle their
bills, or the goods will be sold WM " MOSRy
20ts
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The CO-pnrincrship OF

hh<sOLGTkON. - The GO-pu rinciship Of
~ SAUNDERS & IRBY having expired by limitation Is
this day dissolved We thanks
customers for their liberal patronage been
ness and ask their continuance to the
& SAUNDERS.
Those indebted to us will please forward
their old accounts early practicable very desira
bic to wind up tho affairs OF the old concern
SAUNDERS & IRBY
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fEsAfaE a w /. 40 at. W ZEN
n BALilMDRr.A AMI RICHMOND, By steam AuALa..
ers BELNlDERE and fDtAhONTAh.-Tht
STEAMER BLLN lDEltI leaves Baltimore every SAT- rR
DAY AFTERNOON Ia Richmond Returning lea ~es RI II
MoND every TUESDAY AFTERNOON for l,nllinlorc
The ioCAlbN1H. .eaNeS BALTIMORE every WE'D
NEstAA Ai1EiNtoA III richmond Returning lc yes
RICHMOND every "a | iDAA AFTERNOON tor alt
tinorp
4saiPferS +. BaIn a. tines. Boats have the
goods here every Monday and Friday t. cach week
mar ~ II DIAN a " AISON Rh.lmnnd Va
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NOT Cosv.-.su., o..nc,, ,,,,.,,
PICTURE %, ,.vnr,,,,,r.-


ah aise anu beautiful Picture ONE DOLLAR t,r,csl,
soid ut ~ Call and examine IT, ' ''i!
: june o'sI PAYNE & CHRISTIAN
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GLOVER sEED, SUGAR, &c

~ superior Clover Seed;
New Orleans Sugar;
Coffee do
Clarified do
Loaf and Powdered Sugar;
Fine Gun Powder and Black Tea:
Mitchells Candies for sale accommodating terms nv
ma Its NJ. HOLITNS < co
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NAoRNsNs. xrAM oaeoKsNsa s.ro,ss..

3 - 'It feelVe another supply of these celebrated Morn
"a. ,9NliE Stoves, which surpass all others In All
'hai nave been waiting long for their arrival aud III
want can now be supplied by apply ing ut Stove aud
hahge warehouse, n h. side Main street
ma li-ts piss
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L. ela ~ ssIat.L$g ~ EgSNetssEE
gYsS II. aRn@a{rt RAIL ROAD.--Ou Thursday. h e
i9lh OF June the Passenger II an will
commence running to SAT- Works Branch Junction
lnnn n ii Ii In Srt,I
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w the Ctyand wishing the Novelty in Goods
TO examine our stock which Is just received consisting
part of lawns DrglnieS Robes great variety Chas
RACES Tissues De LANES. White Goods, &c. &c.
may 3ffs JAMES A. STIGIER & co.
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CARRIAGES BUGGIEs, ROCISA-

fsStJfsy. WAYS. &c, &c-JoHN Il. DIBIAKR successor
to his father, II. NJ Didake, has just received
beauul lot of CARRIAGES, BIGGlES, lie is also
prepared put order, aud all repairs
promptly done. having in his employ Mr. T. r.
the best Coach Saihs in America he having
time in of the largest manufacturing establishments In
q ID
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Together with well selected stock 81 Primes Crons So
Shell Almonds English Walnus filbefts, Palm Nuts Maea
rap Vcrmacela Maple Sugar currania Preserved Ginger
sardnes Pick In Jars Brandy Peaches imported Havana
Principe Cgafn Of the best quality Fancy and ffone
Confectionery all kinds Walking canea Banios Tanhornes
Ruys Drums Articles. Toys, DE- Plain and Fan y
Candies daily nf the best material In quantities
respectfully solicit call from city and country buy
ers, rs no 81 ~ Ra Is made for showing the goods
NAV ais = A BOYD
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~ GENTJEMENS W ARB.We have just opened the best
Stock of French Black Blue and Brown Cloth best Doe skin
Cassimeres summer do Gnen Drnes Narcotics rana
Marseies Nestings Summer Sca cfavnt Stocks Hosiery
lIandkercles Gloves &c, &c All We ask to sale
call J A STIGI,ER & GO
Ron copy
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IA N'iH MAY. ls36-JNo. J. punyIs, Ag Is
ing another supply Of Dry Goods Of every description cheaper
than ever. Call and see for yourselves m lg.ts
lNUANO.-2O ton. Peruvian Guano just re
N ceived and fer sale by
A. 90
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u We have for Sale consignment, Mannys Patent Rea
er and Mower, Threshng Machines single double
Horse power with Straw Carrier.
Ihe above equal TO any manufactured and " Ill
soid at Manufacturers prices call Is soitcd from those
want Of such articles
jane l0-ts) ANDERSON ADAMS A co
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kAMsIA AND EXTRA EiayH-ts,u;I-
Extra and Snperine Flour store and Tor sale bv
LIE e. JOHNSON
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS :.

,;sSssss7zssssIsaaaSeia.s. CITY FURNITURE TAN- q
E,sxfsa4s5gx9s tFACfoRf s WAREEoOMS, Essa
NAN street Lynchburg. Va-ih- mi
a,.. ~, . PohTiNT NoTIcE.--Nat,1nal Demo
@ an section Americans aud Straight out Wings al
iat &c ana ei! giant assortment of h0me made cabne'
ha tn9s OF every quality and description, en-
coffin " ""S'"'''' i'o'H VIC WAN"
and opportunity u now ofered Fire Eaters Of every grade
sie oi lnahfestng their devotion southern lnst+th
Mons by sustaining Souhcrn manufacturers instead buying
' ""re,s S7rtkra trash which Southern cities
a. ,U oitln,nl q METALLIC BURIAL CASES. MahoE
any " aai aud common Collins kept constantly on hann'
anu al eaus in the undertaking line with the u'
most pranptnrss. 4 WINSTON.
NJ hchourg Republican, and Wythevillo Telcgraphe'E'
EDAPES 7xASts7Ness.-Wca renow eprninsa
FFs' lot OF iaQer hapgings. all styles. ,.,
may t.ts LASGlIORNE Il WALK =
Eve hasE EAgssEG.-A very large STOCK .,
fRisfS French Work and variety Of white eonsss, ~
very low rates, for sale by n GUGGENHEIMEh'
api lSts
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-08
For the True American.
A QUESTION TO BE ANSWERED

We propose putting 10 The Democracy
of Ohio, question, the answer of which
will test the sincerity Of those who stand
out for the right Of free representation: !:
Which is that in the coming Stale elec-
tlon in Ohio, suppose the citizens Of Vir-
glnia and Kentucky should determine
that Slavery should be established in
Ohio, and 10 effect which, they should
come over IN numbers and with armed
force drive the voters from the polls
seIze upon the ballot boxes and cas-
their votes fer such men for the Leglsa-
lure as would carry out their views That
these men, so elected, should meet and
enact that, 10 haIbor a runaway slave, ol
to aid one escaping from servIlude, the
penalty should be death. And for pub.
fishing, writing Or altering anything
against the establishing Of Slavery in the
Stale, ii should be regarded as a peniten.
tary offence. DO you think it is the
duty Of the clizens to submit to and obey
the enaclmenIs Of this legislative body
Ii your answer is no I! never! death in
preference TO submission to despOts, why
do you ask or expect The people of Kan
sas 10 submit 10 The above cited law, and
to all the acts Of a bogus Legislature
Has not the Report Of the investigating
Commiuee, sent by Congress to examine
into the charge Of fraud in eleclIng 4
Legislature, established the fact tlat tht
citizens of Kansas were driuen from Nh
polls, and the ballot boxes u re Seizec
upon by The citizens Of Missouri; ant
at t,co thirds Of all Me votes pollec
Vere cast By citizens Of Missouri
Then why. ask, do you expect the
citizens OF Kansas 10 submit to ,Urong
outrage and oppression, that you wout
resist a. The point OF the bdyonet. If yol
say you don't desire lha, they should sub
NIT, why do you endorse PIerce's admin
isIrati"n, who requires the citizens o
Kansas 10 be obedienl to these laws
And why do you support Buchanan, VIII
approves of Pierces views, and stand
pledged to carry out the same line q
policy? In conclusion, call upon ever
champion for civil liberty, il need be, t
break loose from the shacklcs Of part
drill, and stand out for the rights Of III
people Of Kansas. The question is n
lauger who shall be President, but
whether the Territory of Kansas slla
be Free Or SLAVE Territory .i
JEFFERSON.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-08

Hail. The room was well filed, principally
with Buchanan Democrats. The burden
of the orators message was directed
against Col. Fremont, and The Republi-
can party. Believing that the speech was
harmless, and out Of respect 10 Mr.
Wells we shall not remark upon it.
There was one statement made by Mr..
w. upon which, if he will have the good
ness to excuse US, we desire to refresh
his memory. We understood the speak
er 10 say that Hon. Cattell Of Columbiana
Go, advocated the principles indicated in
a petition addressed to the State Senate
from Salem, praying for dissolution Of
the Union, and that the Buckeye State
had eulogized him for so doing. This is
merely mistake. Mr. Caltell never advo
Gated any such principles, but he did ad
vocate the right of his constituents to Pc
lition the Legislature upon any question
Of state or national policy, which they
saw proper to propose and contended that
IL was tyranny to exclude them from that
privilege, This was The extent of Mr..
Cattells political sin. We NEARLY men.
ton this little matter, that onr friend may
be more careful in The future, as we have
no idea that he intends to nisstate facts.
He insisted earnestly upon the policy Of
dropping Buchanan and the Democracy
turning in, to man-in The support of
Fillmore, as there was no earthly chance
Of Buchanan's election. They appeared
to be highly delighted with bis speech but
whether they will take bis council or not
will be determined on The 4th day Of No
vember.
A very large and enthusiastic meeting
Of the Fremont Club, was held in the
Court House, on Saturday night. The
north Americans, and Republicans are
united to man, and expect 10 carry the
City, County, State and nation by major
tiles which will strike terror into the
ranks of the Pro Slavery opposition
From this time until the day Of victory,
let every enemy Of oppression and fraud
be equipped for The contest--the day Of
battle is al hand-have on your shield,
your Helmit, your girdle, and bres,plate-
meet the enemies of freedom upon TIE
field of battle, and victory is awaiting
you.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-10-08

in the language of Jefferson, that ''all
men are bora free and equal" or, in the
language Of the Constitution, that "to
secure the blessings Of liberty" this Con-
stitutiOn was ordained! Will you say
that to speak against Slavery in the
Senate Chamber of the Capitol, an
American Senator may rightGully be
struck down by the hand Of ruffian
slave driver Z Win you say that a South
ern nabob is right who claims that the
day is not far distant tOhen he can lao,
fully muster his SlGuss at the foot Of
Bunker Hill, and lash them at their ,Oork
in the corn fields of OhiO9 If SO, vote
for lbe candidates of "the Cincinnati
Platform" For, from James Buchanan
10 T. s, Woods, the candidate for Congress
in this District, they will act upon these,
their public opinions, having no priuate
opinion Of their own to act upon. Iht
Platform, they say, nustspeak for them
Privately their consciences and judgments
disapprove Of the Platform; publicly ant
politically the Platform must speak fo1
them Privately they are opposed 10 the
extension Of Slavery. Publicly and Po'
liticaIly they are in favor of the extension
of Slavery. Privately they are in favor
Of submitting 10 the will of the majority
Publicly and politically the will of lht
majority must be expressed in favor o
Slavery in Kansas, and Slavery in all thu
Territories or they will not submit. Pri
vately they believe that disunion is trea
son. Publicly and politically, if Col
Fremont is elected, disunion is virtue
and duty If you approve the prirat
sentiments Of these diSingenious politi
clans, leave them in the sequesieret
shades of private life to enjoy their pri
rate opinions at their leisure, for privat'
opinions are OF no value when chodket
down by public pledges, public acts ant
official votes. He who. has one set o
opinions for his closet, and another Sc
of opinions for his platform and for tn
public, is unworthy Of your support ; an
as you cannot approve their public SEMI
ments, discard tie men and their Platform
Your candidates on the Republican ticke,
thank God, make no pledges to the pub
lie tina, their judgmeets and conscienc
do not approve, and make no promises il
private that they will not publicly keeT
Let these wavering politicians know b
your votes on next Tuesday. that ,h
American party and the Republican OF
ganizalion are of that class who ever
where " constitute the State"
IN n,>-hgh. minded men,
Men. who their DE- lies know,
But know their rights, and knowing dare
Prevent the long aimed Dlow, maintain
And crush the tyrant while they reud I'll
chain"