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MARIAN IN our hAnla wa shall kdd tbs ksya o. ,s
80, tinJu1 iva great oceans. lhtihah ~'ii'h -. ' q
,nr,arns uf tho s.rlI IA lSatiied y1t " h"n' ~
.tr.nm Usr,naleut AID ualuatlp. ,ound
pn, E,bn,ness as may be- the deTtha. and pou" n,o
a. ,ba breadth of our glorious destiny az sep o.
nannl, we crave md seek II moi, II we sna'i the
Prd =, remain with honor, and IA equals ID ~" 'o
,1 o w mr. fathers No--the Union is dear ~
mon I " And may the aspiration asct seem,
r r avarv heart which we breathe WIZ, w.
,iu' ,.rsw.lI voice to the public, thht ;,I
| N',ncratic party may triumph and preserve II w.
% md us,irv TO all the members. and win oiers
ii"nt ", ,bs world. And oh, ye spirits OF our l".o
| r,Lors-pyrr beloved and yenerated patrio's, h
''I hsr,rs-ye shades Of the great dead-i II 10
,h,t God ever permits YOU Tor purposes "Is' ,,ir
L q, visit again this world Oi ours; II. from 49,
Sn" ", ,h,dss nf happiness you ever come to we"
u. ; ,ha ,c.nes Of your former greatness, anu nN'
t,ra,t in the affairs Of men-ii even now, pe,i aJ
"nn H,at uu,sen around me, ON angel WINGS cio" ..
y 80 in visbs robes of Immortality, and wh'eIS
| ,,, s;nceriiy invoke go" TO suard ana watch
my aver thin our great Union Of sister Sta!eS'
,o' ;,L your yiewless forms around the Cn'St'tu
,;or and tnks il under your protection III the hou'
-, nar;l. and when mad fanatic hands snail iear NV
~ .ocrad hnrriers and disregard It's preceps-"";,
tho good and great shall strive IN VAN !" p'"rn
tii;r n;lIars and save it from destruction-"neI
' ,i,;an h. snread her broad black wings anu
,in, ,r,h hoarse exuItatiou, rs she soaIS ~
eli tr;n,nub oyer the last mournlul wrecks VI w
,,naI ,randeur-when the once proud mnnuiiiel'Is
r &C.: r.Jn,n,. affection shall toter and fall anu
VI , tr.yar down the dark, uniahomed depths ="
pi' ,nIf-wh.n Justice shall breathe her last gr'nu
,J nsIr;o,isn expire Oh the funeral pile al the W.
.ii,n,op and the Union, then take wounded l-'o''
n,vuv and nurse her in n S"uttrrh ktpuDiir, ~
KING WILLIAM, Oct. b, lo1o. oh'
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To UT Is"Y''7'7'
THE WARNINGS OF GOVERNOR WISE.


1t is remarkable, in looking to the history Of human
eIoauence that it has all been OF one character, AM
shared one sad fate Ii has all been inspired b.
the occasion ALL been prophetic and deprecatory-a
UNDECIDED. Nature has more 10 do with making tn
orator than the poct-indced, true poetry Is the nalu
ral ouiburst Of the feeling heart aud wise aud expe
rienred head, and Spurns The artificial trninmols %
measure or OF rhyme. Carlyle is the best vi Englsl
poets, and Mr.. Wise Of American poets.
Mournfu warnings, prophetic furebodnSs, to a cor
rupt aud needless people hurrying to their own rum
have constituted the staple and the sum oi nll The
lofty flights of clouuemce, from the Myth ?assandra
the Hebrew Prophets, and Paul before testus, down
10 the soul stirring speech Of Mr. Wise in the capital
| Demosthenes, Cicero Pitt, CAmden, Barre, lienry
and Burke, in vain warned aggression and corruption
| Of thor fate.
It's melancholy to reflect that corrupt nations ana
stif-necse despots have even drr.arded the voice.
ut those who have spoken most wisely and mCst c'H
qucm,iy. This retrospect OF history aaddenrd as we
listened to the almost sNper!unan tluqu"nrr Gi " 'c
| against Bo;is. Vaiay did llcInnsihcncs dcnouncc
the unprincprC schemes of Philip. vanly Cicero
| a-h the crimes of Anthony. The cup at mt ma
! onouces was tiled, the hour oil national ru!; ..a!
come, aud these wee but the strains al the dying
avail the last and eVcotcst uIierances VI departing
pa'rotlsn.
We would not offer tho incense Of ila'tery to GOV
Wi.,or 10 any other man We write ieolngy, heca.se
the thrilling iaes Of his cOIuenoe are .tiil ringing III
our ears. We write thus, approvlnGly aud adin'rIhgy
| because he IS tho latest aud bodost prosecutor ol
tr,n-nn, the most Jealous and eloquent advocate I"
| Liberty, Union aud State equality.
lis not he that speaks, but The occasion speaks
through him. 'lis the voIcs 0l the genus oil Arri
ca. y.riins us OF impending ruin, uttered through
! the medium oi her most impresslbIe son.
Providence seems IL sgnall:e liz Justice ny rhl'ihS
M such men o pnint, III the most glowing ana distinct
,Iors the horrors OF the nbys-, INTO which the aInLl-
tinus the wicked and corrupt, nrc plungiiig ther
countries. Looking to the past We have IIttI" room"
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wj4T THEY THINK OF Bolts n MIS-
SOURI,.


Re-, the thing which Lsturhs poor Benn-" NOR
thai, ALL Is the sguabblc into which John MINOR h"''a
Inn. rot with hi. nriShiors in Virginia. Bolts j.
MT OF the IfYaii aud hG: long s!rc"
him 1t. q suitable pnrson IlI seat ~ tf"hoh' t"'
net Bu; the peculiar nOtons when rE''ir! 'i''''
popular with the Black Kcpub'Icnns ri We S"'tl,' ="
not seem 10 take we'll in tho latitude OF Hg'n"
With considerable talent and u buunGieS- h'np""''
but utterly lost to al SENSE of honesty hii'! in"rhi'E
hGt- accustomed To make rphsin"dIc efforts nj IN.
tsrvne ut four year, to recover some portion o the
uoii,ical Importance e once pos7es7ed' aud t" gel
himself nck wedgcd ai wing breathing states
man lie shakes from his feet Tic as o. Inc rnce
course LAYS aside his card table tnr -e",oh ana al
tscho. himself to that political lie" Il VINO u HOS
ant to df.r him into office. u nc uIe we
apd him The beu .eow of john Tyler, and tiIei
ntt.mpting "o head hir or G.e. swearing pti
for. Tuylur's nomination that he Would ne'c'
,u;.nort him, and then protesting TO pe one %
his rrci a:a hest friends; playing the loady 10 SSoi
in 49, an. u. p.eseGt Osiepsibiy IN taFor ol run
mare. but really an Nous for tie o.scon oi Fremont
Ills extraordinary speeches in yirGiDif hf'p slnraS
,.,,Id down UPON bis bead the Cxecrallonl u, S"n'i
rrn men, en;l il is this which the Hr"d eaiI'
..nbrIyinr the reeio. Of rPeech, and seems 10 o'
wofuy alarmed lest Nr. l,otts IhpHId Pe eHp"ne'
frnm tI. State But his fears ere sruui!esri tIh II
giulans will beur Bolts and Henry Winter iaVis
whom he sent Tor 10 help him, and VIII oHer ;nen
mn r.rsnna violence. Still tho SLACK hspuoi'c" '
nust exp.ct to hear him denounced, anu !io' ue sut
ur;s.J 10 learn that his residence III his ha'i''
State has become exceedingly uncontort"oio'
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rpoItR1E AMnNG MAXINE INSURANCE

TROUBLE AMONG MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANIES.-It vac announced by telegraph on
Saturday. that several of the lsrine Insurance Com,
panies of New York had suspended. The f"'t u
Friday evening, thus refers TO the matter
We ara sorry to find that there is some trouble
among tie Marine Insurance Companies. Inc Az
tor, the Globe and the International have al! asked
for time pay their iossss, end have meanwhile sus.
pended taking risks. Thsy saeEing snoscrip'n'
the Two first named-uf $500 900 eaGh a"d the ial
ter of Sl5DOO0 to enable them to resume active hI
siness aud they feel confident they will be aste 10
do 81 in trw days. The Astor and Globe are pom
mutual comLaEias. The International is STOCK coin'
pany.
The marine Losses haye been very great thls year
and THERE'S difficulty experienced IL 0Gla'nihs pay
meut of the notes due the companies.
Another marine mutual company has also sssea lof
time to pay its losses, but has made satisfactory u
rangement with the parties claiming the sums as
sured 10 them.
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FLUKTDA EI1EC IION'
the Editors Of tie EmY"'rtr:

To the Editors Of tie EmY"rer: ,
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Oct. I, 1856.
Gentlemen Our State election came of yesterday
send you Sn "extra' of the "Flordian," printed d
few moments xgo. which shows Democratic gums
rhcrcrcr he0rd tram. Only three counties have been
heard FROM and the democrats in these have gained
four members Of the Legislature. Walker, the Ane
ricun candidate for Governor. it ROW III this room
and he says he il ''most gloriou.ly defeated" The
opposition give up the State by large majority
Senators Mallory, Maxwell, Long, Archer anc
others. have thoroughly canvassei the State, an1
now Florida is no longer doubtful. Buchanan's INA
urity will be the largest ever given. Roll ON the ball
'' Vary resnsc,fully w. 5. L.
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ELhE iluI.AEi AK SIED

PuuAiGLi'hI,, OR. i2.-yeslttLny at midnight
Whit Tie Slhfrsr !lbse Company was passing the
corner of 9rh and South streets, Il man named VII.
liam Mcintyre was shot Through the heart and In.
santIy billed. The DECEASED ~as a man OF disrrpu
tsbl- character aud was charged few months since
With having killed a >ioman with porter bottle:
Tie polics Immediately arrest ID the hose company,
and others found in the hose house. making thirty
Tires persons in all Among tho prisoneFs !; DOM
English, .ad to kc coas 4te in hal'lm.re' Two OF
thr, others are IRON he at,e' city, and are sa'd
be art af the gang known rs Zip Raps.
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FLORIDA ELECTIONS.

CH,gLEsrGs, Get. l2.-Return4 received lro,n
sixteen counties in Florids show that the Democrats
have been successful in eight snd the Americans ~
eight. The American gain in Columbia COUNT y
DO The Democrats have carried Putnam c"un.J y
bur with loss OF ~. The total toot!nss o ."o
votes ahead.
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DyNOCRATIc MEETING.

The Democracy Of Monroe Ward will hold meet
Ing at Schad's Hall. OH Broad street, "Wednesday
evening, October 10, at huff past o'clock.
Several speeches will be delivered.
The Democrats Of Madison aud Jefferson w Yards
invited to attend.
by order Ut j.. w. NLALEBkOOh'
Chairman Of Committee for Monroe Ward.
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FLOWERS By THE wAY-SIDE,

A Book for Children and l'ouih; by PhHp BnrrcH'
p. B. Pr're, R'chmond, Publisher. G. II. Uiynnc
Printer.
This is q neat volume of $50 pages, comprising
some seventy short prose and postica sketches, orr.
gnal and selected, designed especially for children
The motto printed in the itiepage is 80 just an esti
mate Of what the author has accomplished, that W.
adopt il as our deliberate Judgment, after having care
fully read the volume:
THE contents of my little book,
No woudrous tales unfold;
Bot kind advice and simple truths
In simple language told.
That is the book exactly; to which we may add that
the eninsuhy religious tone pervading the volume
makes it safe companion for children of every age
To all which il added the consideration that it was
prepared for publication bya Firgin'an published ny
a Richmond bookseller, aud printed aud bound by
Richmond inen In nil respects. The Sonnte IL credit
able to the parties concerned. Ii IS sold at fhe 10"
price Of 81 cents copy.
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WnI'iu NpI BE t.ENTEEL.

IF So call on GROSIiONG & TLrhAS mt ..pf
y-ugsclf with zach wearing appnrel ~ M! .nI s g.,
,hr -.a-ou either Tot D,".s OF Rds'HcrF pG'ne' ""'
s,.Urc rh. -ylc mud auaty will Il" FOUND mr., rNr'
WOULD IOE RE COMFORTABLE
Thcn we recommend 40. Main sr"ot, ~ the Pine 80
you can obtain obtain eXcsll"n; Il H ne sane u,F
garment proporrour To suit ID" wishe. o; th' e'''
WOULD you BIZ ECONOMICAL
rv,rvh,jy .r.Srr. Of course wr would. Ju-i z .
the extensive stock OF Clothing aud "ents fG'.
Goods introduced bv the sub.crlh"r- nnd offered It"
GROsHOEG & TUPNH
Main sfrSI
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There will be Democratic meeting held at tht
Grove near kusaers, i'll Louisa county I'VE miles
north Of ToIersvile, Saturday, tho lSth OF oG'"
Der, lS:,6. Mrssrs. Shelton +. Leake john ). Gas
kie and other Democratic speakers are expected
The public is invited to participate with us.
GARRETT &. MCGEllEE, Chmn.
NATH HTTk 4; WARE Committee.
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FLORIDA ELECTION.

COLUMBIA, s. G.. Oct. li.--FuIl return. from ca.
iumbla, Nassau, 81. Johns Putnam. nuyal Ard
jackson counties give Walker. American, liza And
Perry. Democrat. 993. Alachua and Marion hav,
gone Democratic. Cambria, Pnmal,en Holmes, Ma
dlson Santa Rosa, and Wsllua, have gone for til,
Americans
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STRINGFELLOWO on SLAVERY.
u " kANDOIPU publishes this dry the IN

Scrin,nr,, and statistical Views in Favor OF s!i''
Re- Thornton Strin fellow. ID. D.: 20 ct..
rln,v,,- hy the Way side. Book Tor ChLd''.
Youth BY Philip Barrett. Crhis iaa Richmond p
non worth buying III cts.
ITrrurisn on the Praciic" of Surgery By II. II. =
N u with 81 piHt"s: s. ~
Pocket Diaries OF Nil sizes from % cts. 10 -. .
hImsuacs OF dozen different kind, tor sh.' -
nmNntity.
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llr. coli IL Ich with honorcI story
And Westinghouse u:,iHiling cJowa
f;ivrs d,u,hIr-. rud,aura IT, her glory.

Mr. GUSTS Was listened to with profound attention.
His "reminiscences of nidru tins aud his ldlll'''n
scenes" with Gen. George Washington a"aKeheu .ne
most patriotic emotions. When he concluded Tue
immense pavilion trembled with the dcnleIIlhg Pau'
dts OF genuine heartfelt appreciation. Ma
Speeches were afterwards made by The Hon " W.
W. Meredith, Josiah Quincy of Massachusetts anu
ID. Is Cougar, Esq, Ut New York.
The premiums were then distributed; me en",
rnittr. on discretionary premiums found thense'srs
unable fruIS the small amount appropriated 10 'n'
PURPOSE to propo.s trials in the t-d OF VARIOUS h"'
chimes On exhibition.
They make a recommendation fer GREAT "a.
rIoyAL TRIAL IN THE FIELD, At such t,i'n anu Pace
AMI under such regulations Ms in the opinion ~ w"
society would be most conducive to acorrect dec'S'o
upon their various merits and advantages.
The United States of America thsy sayl nave Nj
ready out.trpped the world in the discovery ana up
plicnton Of scientific principles to mechanical pur'
poses and awards made under ouch circumstance,
aud by society representing III large portion, VI
the intelligence Of the Cuion Possesses higher yhus
than those of the Royal Agricultural Society oil Eng
land or any sim ar association in the world.
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BALTIMORE, Ger. l3.--Fluur has advanced
sales "f Howard street aud Ohio nj 81 81, City Mills
dali at u - Wheat has advanced to cents sales
Of red 81 81 Il To | 10. white 81 10 ] 10. Corn:
white $6n 10 81, yellow % tnGH.
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Tn PnNSICIANa

~TE would call 'Lc Hit"Hf!uL ~ Phy., W, tu Oli =
w trG.vr stock vi NEW CHEMICAL. II ID !h'.
MhfEIliCAL prap nations, number OF whlcn u,
never before he'n offered IN the city. Surgeon IT.
ncIt-. Spln, Bnndages Tru.scs and appliance. ui r'
knl, including nearly every new improvement. M'I
md Chemical GInsswar. aud apparatus pure ana ~
bic DRUGS, selected expressly Tor city and COZ NJ
PLY ;lCihN'S use A full stnck Of medicines warr"a
oi l strength, and prepared -trrrIy in accordance
the United Srntcs rharmHcopcia. and most OF the"
ourselves LA!DLEY ROBINSON.
Graduates o, The Philadelphia College
Of Pharmacy,
4. L., NJ
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PHILADELPHIA RIOTERS.

PH!LADEIPHIh, Oct. Is There is much excite.
n"lt III regard To the arrest ut the Sh-r liuss Cow-
pHny Yesterday and writs OF habcas CORPUS will DO
l>>u-i I" procure III. rslsa>e 81 tue company before
the election,
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CHICAGO, Ger l3.-Au abolition despatch from,
ST. LoTs says that Strinsi,uw had been driven from
tho town al Weston tor attempting TO arrest alleged
abuoriss.
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NEW YORK, Oct Is Flour i. steady; sales OF
Southern at 81 90 10 =; -. Wheat is higher sale.
of red nj 81 IS I" II -, whit" 81 IS 10 81 30 Corn
is firm at - cts for mixed, o.! cts for willie, and GG
for yeuw
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PAPER MILL, BURNT.

HARTFORD, tCr.l Ger. l2.--rbe extensive papsr
mills Of pier.e 4 Brooks at Windsor Locks ear tEls
city, were destroyed by fire last night. In" loss -
probably about $iJ,UOO, with insurance OF oO,oVJ.
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rur S.mnNAL AGRICULTURAL FAIR

ON Friday the K g.icsIt"ra Fair near Ph''"de,ph.a
was visited by sotad fifty iuusa,.l Ierso's' mere
were several spirited trials of speed bet~ee. 1r2hE
Lorsps. In the afternnun very handsome bai" ur'
tuc.; place III al immense pavilion "ch'y h',' ="
b.s were pei rnd about iwn thousand persons u''.
Wershsll Z! W,Idcr, ireslunt Of the sorie'y' ""1
lLs chairman ol the occns!op' I ~ co'c'u'''" VI
Tia President arose aud unde quite hapPy Nv"
aupror,a,e sijrsch, concluding with the following
"PLsy.YLyAHI.-Irni All cG9l gre her great pro;
a,.. tt emblem of the strength Vt pr.nclp!e An"
warmth Of attachment With which shs no'us "e'
uIsre in the keystone of the arch oi the CnioI' .
Gov Pollock responded 10 ihs ton'l III SPEECH a., VI
.one fifteen ninutus IN length. His Eic"'ency "n'
nuitc sIictous in his illusions to tii1 Srhi ua" ~
sources of the Keystone Stats, and advanced ao,ns
s.usible arguments relative ~ the education VI '''
! till.rs Of the soil
The .hird regular toast was- :, la,
! "fh,L!.ELpHIA: Well does she MAINTAIN III he'
insrtutions aud .;eracter, the admirable Impress
| made by her FElyELIS- apG Ter PENIS.
| The Mayor Richard Eau1 t'lfe feemns ~
sponse 10 this, which was well received. HhsH ne
! sat down. -, ,, du,,,
/ TIC President rose and said The pleasant du'y
ladies' aud gentlemen falls on me OF Announcing =,
1 YOU thu, we hayc D;esent on this occasion Inc me
fnmily REPRESENTATIVE % tic :iEnrtal NAs',H"."
(ch,ers aud appIausr,j the Ion. George D!sh'hstot
| Parke Gusts, who will reply TO tho iollo%ihs se"'
mcnt
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,THE LADIES OF DUAL STREET
~ CHURCH will hold FAIR, to commence on
MONDAY the 18th inst, the corner Of Broad aud 9Th
streets the formerly occupied b. ID II Valentino"
md during ID. week The object OF this lair is
TO have the Church repaired and painted The ladies will
have hand nvery superior of fancy articles
dry goods and refreshments Hoping that their friends will
vc them call the ladies will spare effort to xiv" rat
isactc I'D they would call special attention to an excel
lent SUPPER to b. in rcalirc-s every night.
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s|-|-ll-77"7@-slI77
OPENING THIS DAY.

XX1 oprnin this morning" several cRses newh
w sr,."nnH'r Clothing. Tec..Jri ~ Jsmer,o"a d
r.r. n.nG!ac,nry, re- der!ns C: $50 tren L.
nrl COM cir e ask attention 10 our ttCck Of uc IT,
YER Whitney and Pilot Clmh R"glans and Over CO
best French Cloth Dress md FrOck Coats rich SiIs We
Merino and Pain and Fancy silk Vests; Black D0r'l-
Cashmere panis OF superb quality; fine plain aud 'a
French Cashmere Pu;s with every p,hrr ayc! -
found in lrot CLASS Co.hiur iiouga, .. needed il. =
,l"na.- wa;drofc, 81. II w.ch 90 variant pc:.cr'
style and qualify.
Our long experience ~ the trad" IN RiI city advEu
in the and sale nf ClGiEing lur." Eni ra
Ion, incr,n,Ir. trade, with DISCRIMINATION kci v
with The ;m', and 1pare err;s To- please our c:-.h
ere Justify us n g:su!ag yum tia" you VA rol.I' ~
| GynILtSiCs;t ~ cAuu.in,: our stock and prize.
nEEE, BALDWIN d CO.
| Oc; - liz, Main .,f'',
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THE BOASrlNiS OF THE OPPOSITION.
The Fillmore presses ut the South seem 10 be- pos.
sessed with the doa that they elect their candl-
date by misrepresentation OF the progress OF the
canvass in the States, by u load and confident
tone Of assertion and NOISY deciama,ion Morn.
ing after morning they print column upon CO.
!umn OF prophecy totally at variance with well es'
tabished facts and never appear to suspect that all
this passes for nothing, aud less than nothing, with
reiec,ing mon. They act upon the notion that
WEAK defamation may deceive the crowd.
And seem NOR. striking us it grows more loud,
Without considering that other equaly,wise maxim
'But sober sense re- ects it with disdain,
Asnough, but empty noise and weak as rain"
In the face of the unnstakable indications Of the
success of Buchanan, and the defeat OF Fillmore
which abound Oh every hand, We might well wonder
at the arrogant boasngs Of our opponents, if we did
not know that conscious weakness always talks con-
Gdently of success when its prospects are most
gloomy aud dsheartening 1t is the usual game Of
desperate men. Merchants i'll failing circumstances,
not unfrequently branch out in business, with the
hope OF deceivins the public and building up their
credit. Generals have often essayed to deceive the
enemy by displays of strength which WAS all IN
seeming. Governments sometimes take positions
which they have no expectation Of sustaining merely
to mask their weakness. Copying these examples,
the Fillmore presses aud orators, their prospects
grow darker and darker, swear and more last.
y that all right aud that the country is with them
IN this contest.
Thi. harmless bravado aud empty Wanting will
deceive nobody. Time when such policy nhu-
enced the results of elections but, now when the ia
cies for the transmission Of intelligence are 80
greatly multiplied it is utterly impossible for par'i-
zans to hoodwnk and deceive the voters. The sen
sble reading Of the country laugh to scorn oil
ouch mbecile attempts to impose upon theu and see
in il additional reason for mis!rusting the honesty
of party which is driven to such electoneering "
ppdeutS.
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n - VAIL STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWS,
- - Sna WV YORK VIA NORFOLK.

T,r., tuesday tpe,iinY, October II, al 0etock.
uIic:rT received today (Mondsy.) and .rfSk
up to the hour of o'clock, P ~ Tues ~ =
day. October liih , $500 D.,
shippers are requested sand in the OF their
scnecs Tuesday evening" or their shipments vii. be c9I'
signed 10 order.
Passengers arc requested to be on board before tie
hour of departure, o'clock, p. NJ, Tuesday.
Tickets aud be,hs secured at Office south.side OF
the Basin. q,
Only SO through to Hcw York, including meals and
staie.ruom ACCOMMODATIONS. Ste-rHge passage 81
Passage to Norfolk same as by the River boats.
Der lit LuDLAM j. WATSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-14
To he Ei',ors y ne E"sE'rtri
iYSCGUiJn,;. t)ct III, lS,Gi


Cientlemcn:- Within tho Inst three daya il has nc
come perfectly apparent that the "Hn5w .Norhins-'
are canulating OH u gr0'iy ndm'd Democratic ma
rry in this Stale DAD .:.ss the press call on til,
their hopes will be realized. Their assaults ere un
oeasing and they work ny day and night. Indeed
snrr o. the less wary ARE bonstng Tint their organ
zatinn is moro pe;act ran in the last gubernntorla
election, and tie VhoIe country j. being Hooded will
Fillmore dOcumunt9.
viii YOU no, call on orr friends everywhere to b,
ON the a.rti Ii will indeed. be most Illuminating
defeat ii our majority is decreased, and We hope the
Democratic press will su4nI the alarm. Test rs
surcd tho enemy is fully armed, ina absolutely III
scrupulous. "Warn tho Committees" Let every
Democrat W the pulla o,
Truly yours. pEMuINal'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-14
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