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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-14

CABINET MAkERS' STOCK.
WUST received.
aD 100 gross bed crews fat aud square head;
$40 feet Safe Wire; .,
200 doz Iron Cupboard and TIL Locks;
100 doz Wrought Iron Butt Hinges;
200 doz do do Table do. TX to TX;
100 doz Mahogany and Walnut Knobs
1000 gross imblet Point Screws. assorted all Sizes;
400 setts Furniture Brass and Iron Wheel;
so doI Cabinet Files and Rasps. ass'd lengths;
50doz Looking Glasses, aSs'd sizes;
so 0reams sand paper;
Just res and fer sale BY s9se EASCQCK BRO
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VOLUME VIII.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TO THh CITIZENS OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
KENIt GHH AND lLLtNUlS.

KEN "a \ AND lLLtNUls.
WAS SAUNDERS. Civil Engineer. having taken up his
% abode in the city of Evansville would respeetp an
nounce 60 the citizens the portion OF RoAna
Koatucky and Illinois he is prepared to furnish Plans
work Of descrp ption
pertaining his profession via; Water WORKS praiSsse
Land Railways Turnpke Plank or other Roads the I'm
provemeut Of Rvera for navs .ton pnrpo es. etc.
Testimonials of ability Gre L. B. Wilson, Esq oniel En-
Of the salem Railroads Judge Hughes
Bioomluston Ind; George O. Dunn OF BEDFORD Lno
"a Wilson q ty Eagiueer of New Albany Ind. and H. u
Moore ESQ Chief Engineer of the e., and G. Straight
!Line Isalr. ad can e on application. mhZo ~
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EVANSVILLE ND THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY IA, lst
LOUISVILLE.

WESTERN FEED AGRIOULTUR RAJ WARE HOUSE
MILLER. WENGAIE d. CO.
MANUFACTURERS snd Dealers In al kinds of Farm
wi aud Garden Implements Moving ReRpng and Thresh-
Garden Seeds Trees &c. SIS Main
street opposite Bank Louisville Louisville. KY.
SeE25-lyW
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NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS H. NHAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
"a South William street, New York.
DEN G lOngestablshed with extensive connection
in the above business respectfully solicts consgn-
ments ofall kinds OF Western Produce, which will receive
i'm mediate and personal attention ut the lowest possible
scale of charges. Particular will be bestowed
consignments of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
J. H. MAGHEE & CO.,
feb20-u Evansville, Ind
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j. Z. CAMPBELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,

H.
FIRST STREET RETwEEN DIVISION
EVANSVILLE, IND,
MANUFACTURER ctsvsry description of Brass Work,
tured IN the East. on rs favorable terms
keep constantly hand oil globes, stop. gange. hibl
friction metal s,r SpeItersolder well mpet,
of all other articles usually kept in this
am appointed sole agent in this city
riaby exhibited been awarded with the first n
MUM Samples OF the be at the establish
Every description CASTING order an
The highest price paid old copper braasaue
Ali orders will with prompt aud
mediate attention dec4
LOTHs 20 pieces French Twilied Cloth rec this day
d..1H aHd Tor sale BY 4sN,jr .eras LOW H. co.
%E USLIN DE LAINES.-5o pieces all wool Musl in
JAMES Low & CO.
dec15-d&w AIS Main ST., Louisville. Ky.
CUNNY DAGs.-5o bales in store and for sale by
NEW MOLassEs.-l5O bbls prime new MOIasses in
doosI az anu - '- PRESTON BROS.
HORSE AND cow FEED.
d.sd ssf9 of HaE &ST cSTP sH6 63Rsox
ADMINS NOTICE.
is hereby given that Letters of Administration
nov23 w5 BRACKET MILLS. Administrator
SK ATEs!1 Cask Skates to S. 90 per
deaS oHAs. s. WELLS.
TgNoBACCO.-IObOxesch choice Virginia Tobacco;
IL hOx Fancy Twist
1keg Pancake Tahaceo. thing new
and extra, at nOvlS COOKS Family Grocery.
decI2d COOKS Family Grocery
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SHERWOOD HcU5E.

THE subscriber has taken the above house and mas
entirely reftted and refurnished it, and is prepared
entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner. He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr.. Peter Burke, and has ofhorsesa
riages to let.
The stables large, clean and WE'LL ocated and good
hostlers are constantateudance Particuarltentior
will be paid to the OF horses etwth him for keep
ng and in all respects the public Ia lind the Sher
wood House a good Hotel. fiye-tfl j. A. SYERS.
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IMPROVED PORTABLE MILL.
NNOR grinding wheat and corn, and all other substances
VI requiring grind ng.
Genuine Brand Boiling Cloths and Betting
all widths
Our a'ent J. R. Monroe. is authorized sell the above
articles Cincinnati prices. including freight.
CallatJ R. Monroos Family Grocery of Oak and
ieis-tf JAMES BRADFORD & CO.. Cincinnati. o.
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Board Of Directors.

John d. Defrees VIM R. Nofsiuger. II. W. Talbot.
Willis W. Wright. VIM. NJ. Mcoarty. Delos Rs9t
E.W. H. Ellis. J.w. Spencer. w; O. g Wharton.
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decI4
JOHN F. CRISP,
N O T a r Y

N O t 4 Il % l. . >
Tthe Fy yANsyILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Rooms Fos-
IN iris Bulldogs will attend to drawing up Deeds Mort
R-Va and other writing entrusted TO him -n-
HODFISH.-20 drums Just reeey ed and tor SAL BY
noyzi TENNEY SORENSON.
INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE. COMPANY, OF
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rENNEYN sORENsON,

wHoLEsALE DEALERS GROCERIES AND LI@UokS' ooHSEA
VINE SIS. EVANSVILLE IND.
VWVHE this day formed eopartn
the purpose of doing Wholesale Grocery ana Liquor
Eaving succeeded the business OF Messrs ANS
Ho wes purch their stock and made additions 60 maxi
shall be able oher as 8ood
FoR CASH any house in Evansville or any elty n the
West n . SA'
D
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI PAPER WAREHOUSE.
FHNFE uudersgned Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
III attention dealers and to their large aud
varied stock of Papers. Our arrangements with Eastern
dealers such that enabled to
keep on hand large stock Caps Letters
plain and ruled; Flat Dsmys Mediums. Royals and
Super Royals Blank Book Papers by PatneT
& Smith, aud other first class manu- taeturers.
We agents for the best Printers Cards. and keep
hand all times. complete stock Of Printers Papers of
every description. Ligithody's Book and News Inks;
McCreary's CaIored Inks Varnish and Gold Size.
We have haod in large stock Of the hest Four
drinier Book PArer supply orders to
any with regular Sizes and irregular sizes
make to order on short notice.
We the highest market price in cash. for Rags, Bag
ging, Rope and Cotton Waste.
" NIXON & GOODMAN.
Wholesale Paper Dealers Msnufacturers' Agents.
sepi1 II and 10 Walnut Cincinnati
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ID. 6. ANDERSON. NJ CHANT TAILOR.
On First street. between Mann and Sycamore
WHAS of Cloths Oassimeres. Vest
ings which he is prepared to make in the
styles and short He will
good fits and hy long perience the usneE be
able give general satsfacton He has also hand
Merino, Uudershrts Drawers. with Shirts
Cellars. made in the best with Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods generally He invites his old
nd the public generally to call. dee16-tI
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GtRAsH-1 baler Crashec'a thisdav ans fOrsale bygo
~ JAMES Low & co
Jan3l-d6w 4lS Main louisville KY.
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Having sold out entire Nor.
gan Keen Preston Isaac Keen and CFprsn Preston
business of the late firm will be settled by them.
JOHN II, MORGAN,
Jan f2 1886 If. W. r.. PRESTON.
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W1RIyTS.-kcasss blue and orange Prints.
3 do blue snj white do
do English Furniture Prints,
DO do solid black do
RAeAived An far sela hv JAMES Low & CO.,
| novos d1w 61s Main street. Leuigyille, Ey
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EtHANBRAYs.-l Chanbrsy Ginghan reed this
~ day and for sale By JAMES LOW & CO..
Jan3l-d&w 4tS Main street. Louisville. KY.
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CONCLUSION TO MORROW. |
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HORN.-1o ocO bushels Canal and Railroad fer earl
~ delivery. for sale by
dcci5-dtf GEO, FOSTER & co.
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RISING sun INSURANCE COMPANY. OF
. 81 RISING sun, IND.
Ronrd nf nirecfOrs.

The stock these Companies Is owned and their
managed citizens of this Stte and their ops-
rsons confined exclusively the State of l9disna
Buildings and MerchandiLe and also on the
OF Flaboats Steam equitable rates Of
nrsnrnm bv IL. @. GWATHMEY,
eat27-d3m Agent
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prints. Fancy Prints rec d thsday
L and for sale by JAMES Low e. CO..
deel1-d&w 4l8 Main street Louisville KY
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WRAPPING p4PER.
NOTICF

saEYENTY-FIvE Reams assorted sizes in and or
- sale at reduced prices by ''
jau 1otf ]. W. & s. VICKERY.
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CONN.,. ooohushels Prime in new gunnies now read
at conyenent shipping points en- Wabash fo sale by
deet5-dtf GEO FOSTER a co
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NAYuODEN ~ ARR uE lI5sf
SV q nests plain Pine Tubs. nests Buekeye Bowls.
] do do Cedar do. d6z. Gu rly Maple do IA
do painted 90. rs brass d Ged st Bucke
dozen Rashboards. doz iron do do do
do Meal SIfters. DO common do
With lot of Well Buckets. Milk Pals sugar Buckets Co.
dar and Pine Curns Sets Of Measures Clothes Pins Kn
Trays Bung Starters. MIX Strainers etc, etc.
For sale at reasonable rates by
nov7 J, W, & s. YICKERY.
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EX ANAWHA q LAX K SALT rs bbls. Of L AXE Salt;
EA 40 bbls. Of KAnawha, for ale by
IAN loft j w & s. vICEERY
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-02
DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The Marshall Herald published at
Moundsyillc, Of last Saturdays issue,
contains the following proceedings of
the late District Convention:
The American Convention for this
Congressional District convened at the
Courthouse in this place on Thurs
day last at 10 O clock for the purpose
OF nominating an Elcctor for the Dis
trlct in place of Mortimer II. Johnson
declined. The convention organized
by the appointment Of ISAAC HoGE,
Esq, President, and EXcyy IL. HuU,
Esq, Of Marion, Secretary.
The Secretary proceeded to n call of
the counties, and the following were
found to be represented either by del
cgatcs or altcrnates, to wit: Brooke.
Hancock, Ohio, Marshall, Wetzcl, Ma
rion and Monongalia.
On motion, JOSEPH W. GALLAnER,
Esq, of this place was appointed Elect
or, and lanes II. HQge, Assistant
County Elcctor, in place of Mr.. Gala
her.
Addresses were delivered during the
session Of the convention by Judge
Newly, Of Ohio county, r. W. Lauck,
of Wetzel, and J. W. Gallahcr, Esq,
of Marshall.
The following resolution, reported
FROM tic committee, was unanimously
adopted:
Reeolgcd, That we cordially endorse
the nomination Of Willard Fillmore the
noblest old Roman Of them all, and the
union loving, conservative American
Andrew Jackson DonclSon, for Presi-
dent and Vice President of the United
States; and will use all honorable
eXcrtlons to secure their triumphant
election, as the only sure guarantee of
the pcrpetuity of the Union, and of the
peace, prosperity, happiness and honor
Of the country.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-02

the United States to seize the island
Of Cuba by violence, if Spain would
not agree to sell it, and yet when in
suited by the Administration for that
act in the rebukc Mr.. Marcy rave to
Mr.. Soule, he had not spirit enough to
resent the insult by resigning his COM
mission, as his moro manly colleague
(Nlr. Soulc) did
SEVENTH CHARGE.
eat the very time that Mr.. Pierce
was publishing England as a great Of
fender against this country, and the
Irish refugees denouncing her as the
cnslaver of their country, MIR. Buchan.
an was making speech before the Lord
Mayor Of London, cxalting England as
the most pure and spotlcss power on
the earth, and answering the Irish char
ges against her by sounding aloud the
words, "Iherc can be no such thing
as political slavery in any land where
the English language is the language
OF the country"
This series of objections we're raised
and urged day by day by the Pierce
wing of tho Democracy to the nomina-
ton of Mr.. Buchanan, and they were
stoutly and resolutely maintained as q
budget of stubborn and incontrovertiblc
facts in the Cincinnati caucuscs up to
the very hour that the anti-Buchanan
men had to care IN to his nomination.
But, now that Mr.. Buchanan has been
made their candidate, Notwithstanding
their assertions beforehand that his
nomination was an impossibility, the
same precious and truth-loving Demo
Gratis turn right round and dcnouncc
these, their own charges and records of
history as :" Know Nothing slandcrs,"
and exhibit much indignation at seeing
us firing at Mr.. Buchanan with their
own guns. Surely, if these charges
were so grave and important as to make
a large portion Of the Democracy dep
rccate Buchanan's nomination on their
account, the American party will be
excused for urging them as objections
to the election of this same James Blu
chanan. lfthoy are good reasons why
he should not be nominated, they are
infinitely better reasons why he should
not be elected! r
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-02
MIR. BUCHANAN.

"A very strong and clear writer in the
Richmond Wing, speaking of Mr.. Bu-
chanan, says =
distinguished by no eminent SER
ytce-making his mark, through long
life of opportunities, upon nothing-a
mere mediocrat; proverbial for incon-
slstency, disreputable and artful dodg-
lng-seeing no great question very
clearly or very strongly-with the bad
odor on him of the Ostend conference.
and of Squatter Sovereignty-showing
no fitness in his long career, to cope
with great and urgent dangers, but
strongly warranting a doubt Of his pos
sessing it. 1 much doubt his will, and
more doubt his power, if elected, to
crush under his heel that treason of the
day which, if not itself put down, is
big with calamities to the country that
scarce admit of cxaggeration.
If the above be true, who that loves
his country can vote for such a man :?
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-02
A Fillmore Movement in TROY.

An immense Fillmore meeting was
held in Troy, New York, on Wednes-
day evening last. The Troy Whig of
Wednesday is filled with report of the
proceedings. 1t says it was zone of
those enthusiastic public demonstrations
seen only when the great public heart
is stirred. and ,hepopular mind is thor
oughly aroused and enlisted. Never
since the days of 1910 have the masses
appeared in numbers so overwhelming,
aud swayed by spirit SO enthusiastic,
as last evening. They came in crowds
aud professions, by barges and steam.
boats, in carriage and on foot, with ban
ners and devices, with music, rockets
aud cannon:
"They came as the winds come whom forests arc
rended,
They came as the waves como when navics are
stranded"
They came, too, with stout and hon
est hearts, imbued with spirit which
surmounts all obstacles, and makes
victory apparent TO the eye, even in tho
smoke and blaze in the midst of the
battle.
we have no means Of approximating
the number pr esent. 1t was va,iously
estimated from 5000 to 1000 the most
captious of our opponents will concede
That the like of tor even the approach
TO Twas never seen at an evening
meeting here before. Cohoes turned
out nobly, as did Waterford, Lansing
burg. Green Island and West Troy.-
From Albany there was a delegation of
several hundreds Of Sans most wide.
awake boys"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-02
Fillmore in Pennsylvania,

A we'll informed and reliable gentle
man from Pennsylvania, who tarried
last night at Wallace's Hotel, says
"two weeks ago, I could count but fvc
Fillmore men in Brownsville-all was
Fremont and Republicanism-but in
the past week, forty of my ncighbors
ay0w themselves as Fillmore men, and
support him enthusiastically" This
gentleman was formerly a Democrat
of the strictest school, but now goes for
Fillmore. We say, in candor, that VIC
believe Millard Fillmore w5U act the
teCemty-seUen Electoral yotes Of Penn
Sylvania; and our belief is founded on
the appropriately of Buchanan with the
laboring masses, and with the Wings
as the traducer of Clay, and the &C
knowlcdgcd conservative patriotism of
both Fillmore and Donelson. These
tacts arc working in Pennsylvania.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-02
ONWARD AND UPWARD.

The Hon. Edward Everett, of Mass,
Hon. Edward Bates, of Missouri, Hon.
VIM. G. Rives, Of Virginia, Hon. Wash
ington Hunt, Of New York, men who
have filled some Of the highest posi-
tons in the councils Of our nation, and
in the hearts Of our people, have with
in the past week taken their places by
the side of Stuart, and Miller, and Bad
ger, and Graham, and Brooks, and
Haven, and Humphrey Marshall, and
host of others, of the ablest, noblest
and purest Of our American statesmen;
in publicly enrolling themselves active
volunteers under the banner of Willard
Fillmore.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-02
Pole Raising in Highland,

A friend informs us that Fillmore
and Donelson Pole, eighty feet long,
was raised at Doe Hill, Highland, on
Saturday the 18th inst, by the ""rruc
Americans" of that place. A large
flag is suspended from its top, on which
is painted "the big bird of liberty
carrying in his beak the names of Gill
more and Donelson" the stars
and stripes. There is, also, painted
on it lame buck with brush fastened
on his tail, emblematic of the limping
halting and dragging gait of the old
democratic "piddlcr" Of Wheatland.-
The American spirit in Highland is
wide awake, and VIC hope to have a
still better report from that county than
we received in 1856.
Stanton True American
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-02
GOOD NEWS FROM OHIO.

a letter to the New York Express
says that Fillmoro's Albany Speech
has redeemed Ohio There has been
the greatest change here in public
sentiment since Mr.. Fillmoro's arrival
in New York that was ever known,
even by that distinguished individual,
the "oldcst inhabitant." The whole
State is on fire, and shouting for Fill
more and Donclsenl
Judge Hcadly, who pledged Ohio
for Fremont, at Philadelphia, by 100,.
600 majority, now declares that Fill
morc's Albany speech has reduced
that majority Vty Thousand!
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-02
speaking in Richmond,

After the adjournment of the Wing
State Convention on Thursday night,
18th inst, several members were call
cd upon to address a crowd assembled
in the Capitol Square. Mr.. Goggin,
Of BE dford, spoke with his usual abili-
ty, and was followed by Messrs. Ma
grader, of Albemarle, Bell of Angus
ia, and Davidson, of Rockbridgc, all
of whom, says the Wing, made capital
speeches, and were loudly applauded
throughout by the enthusiastic crowd
Of Fillmore mon present.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-02
FROM TEXAS.
The Galveston News ~.

The Galveston News, of the 18th
says:
We have received from a gentleman
In Orange county, full account of the
several murders and lawloss acts which
have recently been perpetrated there
The chief portion of tho disreputablo
resident have left the county Others
are in prison, and few have suffered
the extreme penalty of the lynch code.
Law and order according to our cor.
respondent, have been fully vindica,ed,
and peace again prevails.
a Mr.. j. S. Theme was arr este1 in
Houston on the 9Th inst. on a writ from
Travis county, and was taken 10 that
county to answer the charge ofperjury
and forgery. 1t appears that Mr.. T.
had been dealing very extensively in
bogus land claims, borrowing money
under false pretences, &c.
Mr.. A. ID. Kennard is now engaged
in the manufacture Of salt. at tn O SPRINGS
located 100 miles north Of Fort Graham,
on the Brazos.
The Houston Telegraph gives tho
following account of the execution Of
Hyde, convicted Of Murder:
At II o'clock A. NJ, the prisoner WINS
taken from the Jail to the place of exc.
cution near the old grave yard, accom-.
panied by the Washington Light
Guards and vast concourse of people.
He appeared firm, walking with opick
and steady stop, but with his head bow.
cd, Arrived at the gallows in company
with Revs. Mr.. Twitchol and Braun.
the former engagingin prayer, he mere.
ly bowed in worship. lie said but liz.
tie stating, however, that he killed
Charles Butler and man on tho Sabine
river, Nelson, we believe, in Louisiana
but no others and seeming repentant
for what he had done. During tho
whole time he conducted himself with
extraordinary frmness.
There was All immense assomblape Of
people at the place Of execution larger
than we have ever before seen in our
city.
s------------.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-02
The Mlector for this District.

1t will be seen from the proceedings
OF the American District Convention,
held at Moundsyilo on the 9th inst,
that j. W. GALLAIIER, ESQ, of
Marshall county, was appointed Pres
idential Elcctor for this District.
Mr.. GALLAnER, though young man
is, VIC understand, fearless and zeal
Gus supporter Of Fillmore & Donelson,
and designs meeting Mr.. Clemens, the
Democratic Elector, at every point
We therefore regard the selection as q
capital one, and have no doubt that,
through his efforts our cause will be ma.
tcriolIy boncfttod.- Wheel Times.
na3" Let Mr.. Gallahcr take the field
at once, and show up the vagaries of
the buccaneers, as he is able to do, and
all will lie well. We shall look for an
early publication of his appointments.
Come over, Gallahcr, and breathe the
pure air, and imbbo the lofty patriot
ism, Of our mountains. Fillmore stock
is raising here, but VIC want it to 90 up
and up, till victory crowns our efforts
Roll on the ball for our gallant leaders.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-02
Look upon this Picture.

| am determined to
make a clean breast OF
1t. | will wash my
hands of tho conse-
quences, W hate yer
they may be !: and |
tell you that we are
trading uponthebrink
OF a volcano, that is Ii.
able at any momentto
burst forth and over
whelm the nation. |
MIGHT, BY SOFT WORDS
HOLD OUT DELuSIVE
HOPES, AND THEREBY
WIN VOTES. BUTI CAN
NEVER CONSENT TO BE
oNETuING totheNoRTn
AND ANOTHER TO THE
SoUTu. ! should des-
pise myself if ] could
be guilty of such eva.
sion.-Mr. Filimore's
albany Speech.
IF THERE DE THOSE
EITHERNoRTHorSoUTn
WHO DESIRE AN ADMIN
lSTRATION FOR THE
NORTH As AGAINSTTHE
SoUTH OR forthe SoUTH
AS AGAlNSTTHENo ORTIZ
THEY ARE NOT THEMEN
WHO should giveTHEiH
SURFACES TO Me. Fol-
my orn part, l knoit
only my country, m1
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