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AUCTION SALES.
sALEs ~ NEW yonk,
u VI COffIN AnAY nnCK


SALES AT A,CrloN ~ NEW yomk,
BY COFFIN AYDOCK
TUESDAY. April ~
vDskknprokf ALs 90 RICH PARIS JEwEiRY DIAMONDS
sc - th< rntr~ soek eth~ MFssRS sRCUA~D
4ciLL."or CO. IN LiQCfDAIiOS. tsr- SARRUr J.KRf A
A. u elrt At th- -,or, Of N-sr MARcHAVp GULL KNOT
~. $si credit
hDND-. eon.t-tinx n part -
s'rs DIAMOND BRACELETS. NEcKL,crS EARRINGS ,,,
hROACHrs. '''
HurStts M DO pn no
,"h ce',-st- - nth DIAMONDS. rriPiS A.
hkAthkfr, NhkLA'tr kc NNt.N IL .rd Pr Rts
LAINS. SEALS KEYS. A. A.
GENrLEME>S BREAST PINS DIAMOND srt-ns nr,unxn
sLssNE bUrroNs. Dt,NOND WIT TrrN< iAbIEs a AP
Airi HAiR PINS. sARiNGs, wATCiIEs WATCH Hooks A.
A. nth Large variety ~ tanry article.
CauAlosues tn day pr-vcu.. .,r,-a,
~ DUNLOP. N"NcuRE co. ,uctlop--r.
Roe fHII>. A.. At hItsGON.-ou rtyspAy
~ ~ iHth Instant. o',irk ii
IN part 49, - ''s
~ hhi' sugr f,ir q eh,ic- guilty
is-' bhi.. prime NoiNs.~x
i,si hoxr- Ai.nsntu- Candles
- tbs codsy sugar
- 10 syrup
l'Hi bsN-- ft,iy
lsa bsgs C'u-r. prn- quality
: h,lf pipr- H-nn--,y Randy
Gunfo~d-r snd Pouchous Tss
Nustarl, Vine.
TFsNf-f-nh~r si.1 r,sl over sltD a u,ntl -..,, O., -
pr,v-i n-spti,ii~ paper. 1880 Wv -
30 safe %ttssut r-sarl Ia wrsth-r
al DUNLOP Mo>CURE CO. Aurt..
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EHENOBLE HOSE superior Hose.
sSd excellent SUBSTITUTE, or n I%si9 s@G Cuts Sfr, ,P
chs u !. ''.a rseo%iosnei to Planter Nursymsp, Fr
, 'sn sa ,S prize Of saiss5 lighter stands
ofoling or grcasng. nciher s It injured by frost
ds%sisr BY cHSkIFs IsSzHiSy &c Cedar iron SI
& sFf We t o y. superior qn.e can b. examined.
gara,n fn NeTa'ian "a CE,f fpsns.r ihs rn%n
eide Of EarorS OF SOME We aFF
ADDE'S CHEAP GAITEHS.-I have re-.
= eey,i supply Of ladrs CATER BLACK and eoo' G5
have ever the prize bargain, In ise ani chirrn
'n .Si call on ! nc 9. = g2 S,s . T.;
4 AnIES ,t CATERS Ar si,5o \ PAIR
~ ,,s Ky !. " 40. es, q i7ds galisI, aihs ~
syry rar , Do, yi give er' IN piae Ihav5
r', tor tome 49, aI,
CAMDEN SEEDS ron APRIL.-In April he so
- lowing sced' nsy = Arthotc. Asparagus ees Brcc
Cucurnr Kse Ieet Lsiine, Ms.sfd Mrion N.,"g
pnsS S SQUASH. ~ T:m ra ss F f1,ss r' s s's s
The shove ~ ir varieties, aud some Of ne tnd. ~.
are Druggist, "a N,'a street
a COO" "'r'"r" may and 6 sse;yR,9l s tgg''
NOHTHEHN APPLE HHANDN.-2u bfis, jest
sriDfS I,'i Mi IL;
HAyANA tIGtHS. Just receives some rraiiy prim,
LiibiFy RnnINsoN,s Wv pruy Store.
-AP mard Ffantln streets
NNNttst NoAPs-" buNe' Pale Family susp, isndng and
- lpr sale ~ NoNHlk 4 CLAtH1HNE
"ihh No. ~ rrsri
VVoSTENuOIH SOUS CITLERN.-t
w h,y' 1t OPENED d,- tom ihs F'rtory, brsuthi
,ogt 81 - - snd fentnvrs Rsflrs anf s.sors vtch
W ~ 81 = sn.ll Niranre fHtO HOuEntSON
Importer and prscr n potncstt IIsris 49,, Cut
WV 70 ~ 'i'h "tetl no
SPOoNS an nreeer Of large ..rrtnept Of ,b,u, atd
VIII scutov. TIfFO ROnFprsfN ''
Iupces and Dealer Fcrcn sud Domestic Hsriwsre sot Cut,
wv N". " ".'h H''rf 80
NGArEWtttS FOH THE NV aa,-u.
"fftdH fdiHtffg, trre variety thereof. hy
aH WV NrrLFR. iH, Main street
ID GLOVE, MD GLOvES.- Alexander, Kid
N Gloves, icsh iot Just received.
sPiO HARTwELL q CO.
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ENiCIlOk's SALE o. NALIAHIE RIAL
~ Isl We IN Tlik CITY sf RICIMDND-Wm I- odd on
nUkspAl the s'' day - April. S6 prsm.-. In the
"rr advertised the following estate. bt yny
u the estate II III. late James B1.h-r. deed. viz
lst lot with old stable uerronl fronting f-.t on tic
West line Of 9th, tEeen ,ir-- ruiuinv b,t
1871 1850 "''s '''A
.h valuable lot fused coal yar OH the
", pans ana Cary ,r~e' aud betse-n s;h aud
81 large threv-st"ry brick
tr-rn Nam aud Cary fronting 20
F valuable brick the soul, .hl- ~ C,n.I
nyEsrn it aud ah streets, f Mr.
hnnJoy fronting 25 r-i ruHnns back i5 TO alley
9th valuable vacant lot adjoining the above fronting on
stree 81 feet running back rs feet 10 an .y
The Al"Ve real estate located Ia parts the city vhrf . re-
gart-J A. v-ry valuable - - N'N ." ., ~
ItHNS-One-hfh cash. balance H. IL aud 20 month, for me-
soahle nOt-s. Interest added, n trust deed
The taxes for the present he paid by purchaser
LEwIS H. rRENsHAw
yrutur - l.. q,
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HIGHLANDER.

-. -. 7 =
CELEBRATED NORTHERN TRuTING HORSE
HIGHLANDER ~m stand the present season, one - =
bali OF his time at buckingham Court House. other h. At
Curvr At t2h by the and
'A ghlander Is on e Morgan and Messenger horses
i deep bay full feet IL Inches high great mnsr
lar strength ~h the prorrtu
The universal opinion 81 Judges
country that for dcf1, strength aud hfufy unsrpts. y
Niy horsr that has rcdrn the soil Of Virginia
mo-t m The Imported horses that have
superior la him. -
Highlander has colts both counties ~ Halifax and
Csrlote-sonc nree years old al
them. ''''''s''
deem useless Ia Tor him. tiosr
rem MN VII Of course desire him before
could possibly he given him. w
Mr. Norven Cobb. who r-siies buckingham Court House will
have charge o the horse aud he prompt ali mar.
sent to him will BE- properly attended to.
ap5-im W. VI. CARpwTtL.
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AINsLIs. BOWEN PoWEI

C0sSU n,IirsS'"Nf 'S LOWELL
UNh sCbsCklBERs Or. practical ~oTknen,<th u=ay y
II long experience and deyong their personal
attention To al work done In their shop, othd-ntly
oder themselves TO the public for mAnufAcur.
90 repairing o. Carriages for which they superior fA
They have an hAnd At this time, Of teir 6rs ei
stock OF CaTrages Rockawsys Bug-s suk-s Of th-
approved styles. to which they Of those IL want
% such articles. ~ ~ - -''
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w. RICHMOND -fGLLOw CTIIEENs Ia NrespoDd,p
Tie macy mrring calls viii Kindness induced yn1
"a, ul ns "a reference To- becoming Tor The o1
"sitHff Tor tie city 81 Redmond pleas In a,
ua Wing h,' connected with the question iuc yr,T
past my competent To discharge the duties ucdet To it
Hn -"u " your pleasure To confer INT. my ,uort,
shall he rHeriei To mrri, your enirr approval
aplU-u mini vrSsroS
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M GOBLIN ArPHhSoN ,ucrS
itNut.i sitfs AtRE GOs Ann FRAMED
v rkNfNkNr- riiEkhON. uN ~ STREET SEAk pyrtps
BCRG DElOr. FOEsALE CrON VIII ~ ..I an r,ii-Ps
DAY, h- lsh lev 81 April i.'d gr~a,i. rrnnr, =
.e'ek hist vnu,h half lot Ne E,.t linz of yu
r-t' Hoith 81 hSri s--f tnd th-
lS -t back is I.srv. W. an, a
ih-r-"' Thu 10, viii e dVrle, 10 suit ur l,,.-rs
t'HN> cN-h. hanc. uno.t or "a. NOT.
inter 1t @i- secured by dr- rrtan. Tn
tr he pre-nt year To b- paid by III. pu,ch- s-r
ap'-td- GoDpIN APPFRSOS, Aurt.
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AMERICAN HOUSE,

AN lIh The addition The largest aud beet
New England md the subscriber
70 u. magnificent arrangements and superior
tbs furniture made combine utility with In
rous aud comfort The drawing elegantly ~
pointed the suites OF we'll families larg
travelling parties the sleeping apartments
NrnnNe aud large proportion Of them supplied Cochiuat
water and gas livery .uo will b. inside by the proprietor
iriuie 10 the comfort Of his house
e''iaino- LEWIS RICE Proprietor
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>hoehOt tDt NDWN MACHINES spus.e
CORNER oP CARY AND I'm srKttrs

KhHso>p. Va
hROrlIkk, PROM -tot. If Al. .hox.
- s"rks arr nos building PORTABLE q, n
improved ~ 81 -&-S.kI1
70 "rty Hor-r POSER, suitable Cirruir -.v MN 49,
N.hh,- sud Other puTro-- which t,-r,.
e---h-re ~ '"s'"'s e'e' "u' here
They u also furnish STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES from to,
81 vs. -lE- c""su"e'i"h anu
~ Mis sIa WHEELS or wArEI WORKS PORTABLE oRisr
MILLS aud IRONS for MILLS 81 all Kind. ~ $500
RAILROAD WORK 81 every i.serptIon
IObACco PRESSES. fLATrESING NIIs and III .,,,s,. $500,
manufacturing Tobacco
IRON CASTINGS aud WROUGHT IRON WORK BRASS '"'
Ihry ai.o the IA, mi.
SS s,s ~. We kNCkLsi"R YOU'VE AMpRCA CORN AND COB
Nh"h ey conndsutly
aud ireiis superior Kind With -hirs .v -
Sh'ci they solicit ride - 49, u" ."'
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NARMADUKE JOHNSON,
". W. CRIMP Com'rs-
Issrwk aEI I;IS ssIipING lots on CARY

hETNEEN 18TH AND VIRGINIA STREETS pOR SAL
AUCIloN-wl he sold on MONDAY. ilth day Of Ami
1870 on ir premises commencing O'Clock that
property on the Norh side of Cary opposite Columbnn
"'- adjoining on The West the sterr of Messrs Rstelr Doug
rting al : rti extending hack 10 An
WI IT, divided into lots u Suitable old brick. thereon
~ll H. sold SEPARATELY. $500 '"
rkEs-one fourth cash. balance G. l2 months for
for the present year To be paid by the purchaser.
III
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-12

FRESH
SPRING HARDWARE &c.
\ AN now opening large a.snrtuirut Of HARD
u WARE AND CUTLERY, Foreign and Dom-S-
&c manufacture, al Of which have been bought on FzG
Tie most favorable for I deem II IN
necessary t. snumerae Suffice say my stock arr AID
complete invite old friend. and The fh
generally 10 call and my goods b-fars
purchases. TUEn PnpyprSnS
mills ,sn,i-rv n, s. ~ 80"
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BUSINESS STAND rom RENT.

". y
store II hundred feet dep NEARLY Width
htcl with GAs Water, No better h.
ness stand n the city. Apply
deig-2auts JAMES TuOMAg /.
EMRu FOu SALE.-For sale privately, that most vsrs.
n he and dvsirahlr
DEALING about ~ miles Vast tie city Of Richmond In he conn
y ~ enrc", situated the New Bridge road and At
ttn '
The land susceptible o. the hghs state Of Improvement and
owing 10 TIE diversity ~ soil makes
IN tc county for Market Garden ani farming purposes combined
The Dwelling house Of the and
IN The county containing ten well arranged
-ay DOT houses and the finest Spring
To any one wishing TO do business IN the city Richmond
seldom ~ be- met With.
Also for sale siSysN wood adjoining thu Lands n,
Mcssrs Goidu Daniel Jrnnig Horace Fdu Wb
VII b. sod separately along With the other.
my wishing purchase the yell 10 All
and examine aud confer with Mrs e. Ro. a. CTav Who
resides upon the premises sud Will take pleasure giving shy nor-
nation that may be- desired.
Por terms, &C., which will be accommodating. apply to
mai1-2au2m. gODBTN A AppFpsoN Ant.
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NEFHCUANTs, INSTnANCr Coup,Ny q

Nh RCHMoNDny authority ~ az act ofihc General Asr.
bly, NJ virgins. passed. December sfh 1sS entitled ian act a. n
corporate The Merchants Insurance Company he CITY Of Rich
mond We the undrgne Commissioners appointed by N. sid
The l day ofMay
uc stock The said Company, ~ he Once Of Messrs aodn Ap
person, Al the corner 81 Bank and iiih streets
The act hNcs tr value 81 the shares esch and the caps
stock AZ pot les Than hy thousand Than hundred
thousand dollars II authorizes e Company nsnran~e
agsn a marine risks and against iaaFe BY Are ~
~ any other liability casualty hazard td
properly real personal or mixed 70 make Insurance
grant annn 10 receive endorsements e. contract a.
- pyen % guarantee the ~ promssory
exchange and other evidences ~ debt TO lend money on boory
and repuncaiia, toe hcues b. agans ali rsk
upon w Interests they have IN property their
ou E ~ ~ virtue ~ any loans advances q any policy
onntIalt " InsnIAncr.n A. A. -. u
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u ESTATE, on THE BASIN AND CARY sTREIT II Tut
CITY az RiCiMONDA trustee certain deed oT trust
s January l>i6. executed 10y W. scott and uIy rrcoi
IN Richmond i'u,ngs Court SHALL trust
proceed To self At public auction, the premises on THURSDAY
The lsth day Of April is6 the O'clock NJ II fair
oi the next fair day. r cA following very valuable Real
Estate certain h fronting feet, uorr or r an M r.
running back - feet II Cary ng part Of lot No an
aud now occupied cotl yard by Mr. Dunop: also mi
certain brick tenement hr basin between aud in ,rrrts
nov In the occupancy Of Wa. p. Cox.
The title IS believed o eo,x.v
i- usual special The preset wear 10 H.
paid 10y the purchaser. JOHN A sEIDEN Trrs'-.
Although The desd requires cash sale yet ArranErmen,
S De- made 50 A. 90 make tie
At 4, and IL months negotiable notes. interest," si =
cured by deed. GoD6IN IppTRs1S -
mhls-tds
A'er the forgoing sale sbe very vauAbe h
Lunb~r house. on the Basin bank, adjoining house now Ia
Tie occupancy OF Mr. Thou- Peyt0n. II newt
good repair and admirably IdApt-d arYc comm s.lon bus
Accommodating made Of
apI GODDIN APpEPs0S 49,
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no i,,E fAnnfltS OF vIi.CINIA.

T. Caldwell, ManuAsturer Of Agricultural Implements,
80 Aye-, King William county, Va TrsIe calls the
tentlon OF the FA'tner- - Virginia h las nrw
REAPING And MOVING MACHINE
which stJiriy durability usines- Of
~ other Reaper va the
working mod, 81 the machine will
the County Court Of Essex King and Queen King william
the months uf April std May. Apl-im.
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UNION HOTEL IN THE CRY oF RICIMOND VA IL
toR EkNI-Th old established Hotel for IT,
from the lst April next Ii Is well and aVoaby
detailed description considered
location wich central principal pots and
WarVrs, well n it, recommendation number
Of p~rsons, makes desirable
take the management 81 First Glass Hotel.
The Travel and Business through daily Increasing and
The uni,c states Hotel only requires the
tent person t. 10 large Of
msneni business and Of
Shch Richmond alway L,n probable and
there j. Cue stable attached.
Tie whole premise are in perfect order ,nd Possession may b. had
y the lsi Api At which time the he
Hotel of valuable assortment Of a.. l. M
every article for the complete furnishing of FIRST Class
Hotel. will be -Oi at Auction.
w. the meantime opportunity offered for renting Leasing
the Hotel aud purchasing the Furniture
We invite applications by letter q othcrNis-.
TAYLOR WILLIAMS
miS-eoIts Res T.tat. AGENT. ~ a,rti',.-,,.
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NAIIVHaI IhIeIIIFenceT vi COPY, I'D
SPRING GOODS 1SSn

M hsve just opened large assortment 81 eert
w FURNISHING GOOns which sytr snd au.Hsv rsnoo
.uasse aud 20 Ehch v Invite ins sssur,d
YofE - - ' UNIV wv
Our stock u white ani and cotton sh Ia 20,
rre and varied ~ made especially b. s csirbaiei
faction. ~ -'' ~ NV N-''
~ Gents snd Collars made 70 order
IN every variety Of Hyir snd warranted 70 a.
WILLIAM y OWENS
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HoOR AGENCY.
NHk Subscribers have established Book
aud will furnish book publication retail price
free ~ postage Any 10y forwarding
u ~ the 81 Magazines, such Harp~r Goy Putnau
Grahams frank Lesie Fashions &c, will
for one vear aud copy Of splendid lhograph
Washington Jackson Clay subscribing ~ az
Magazine, they will receive OF either
n Subscribing 90 worth Magazines three portraits wI be
gratis Music furnished To- those who may W
Envelopes ~ description small qua
ties, furnished. seat Presse, Dir-, order
Every description Of Engraving wood neainess
and d-pStch Views of buildings Newspaper ni
Machinery Book Illustrations Lodge
All orders by mail promptly Persons wishing
Of their building send Of
by mail
Persons distance having saleSble
advantage address the subscribers would act a. agents for
the sale Of the A
81 South Third street. Philadelphia, Pa.
". ptER,s
90
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!. is5G-NpMING GnOn>

MAht-We arr opening supply Of beau (
tu Drr-. Boots made expressly order Gentlemen -
~ want 81 something that i nice and good rive "a. call
a
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LYNCHBURG HOUSE.
MAIN STREET. IYNCIIHURC, VIRGIN.
&. FISHER, PROPRIETOR
sS Transient Nisers 81 ~ per day -
fc2I-dfcly - - ~'' ->e<
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RLCHMoNn SODA WAITER AND uor

II Avn N RECEIPT Of the Spring Fashion Of Grnie n
mems Hats aud Caps Of all vsrous styles, 10 which nj
invite the attention " purchasers. 90
~ 80 JOtIN TuOupsoN
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-17
EXTENSION OF SLAVERY.

The democratic doctrine the subject OF slavery is
Intervention by Congressto leave the matter for the peo
pie Of the Territory decide Our doctrine this point
is well stated by Gov Reeder in his message the Kansas
legsaturehat Legislature which he certified to be valid
and legal and confirmed after its organization by the Off
cAl document from which this extract is taken He says
Claiming do the capacity for self govern.
men fellow citizens Of the States, with far greater
II exclusive interest in the institutions and laws which
to exist among compelled alone to bear their bur
dens and entitled alone to claim their benefits tisdom
Justice and funss would dictate that these laws and
tutions, inside Of the constitution Of the United States
should be moulded by ourre stimulated by the absorbing
interest must feel in them rather than by the representa-
ves citizens Of other States who competent
to the task than we-who have stake with their re-
Suits and who would most Indignantly repe any Offer Of
ciprooity from in assisting manage their sairs
Tho provision Of territorial organic secures
this right and Is founded in the doctrines Of republican
s may be exercised in various degrees and in various
ways and whenever Il called into action 1t cannot egt
matey DO attended with that excitement which incident
70 the agitation Of the slavery question in the direction Of
attack upon constitutional rgs.s an agitation Of that kind
such A. VIC nave ndustousy In the past
tory Of our country by the destructive spirit Of aboons
can never be productive Of aught but evil calculated
In an eminent degree to obscure the gores Of the past
the foule spirit Of dscord among the citizens Of our
country, and also to brilliant future
to endanger the existence Of our cherished Union"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-17
sTRANaE BEpPELLoMs-

The following paragraph appears in the New York sun
day Despatch;
Greeley and Bennett learn recently dined together
What the bill of fare this interesting OCCASION
what TRANSFERRED not stated The day. however
Herald came ont for Greeley the republican candidate
governor"
Fanatics like inebriaes are not very choice in their
love or comPany-for what says the immortal Burnsf
a. Tam loved him like a very brother
They had been fou for weeks thegtherP'
The sudden friendship between Greeley and Bennett will
only excite surprise among those who have studied
the philosophy Of fanacism drunkenness Criminals
scrupuous about the anteeedens OF their
completes than traitors sensitive about the moral
standing Of their conederaes II is true that for years
and years the former has invariably spoken Of the latter
we quote directly from the Trbuneas 'ar" "villain
scoundrel" "blackguard" "ruian' and seldom alluded
to the Herald except under the general and glowing
of the Satanic" 1t equally true that Bennett has been
quite free in his choice ephets when speaking of the
philosopher of the Tribune Again and again has he de-
nounced him in and ruany language inf
del in religion, madman in politics. and the haEcracked
halfcrazed follower of every ism which promised to de-
stroy mems brains morals 1t is for us to say who
right who wrong 1t may be that the public
large will fully agree with the conclusions of both in
OF
may Justly be taken at their peculiar venacuars Bennett
supporting Greeley after twenty years of mutual abuse
will be regarded the crowning act of long public
of impudence and charlaansm unbrdled prohgacy
and measureess infamy. 1t will excite surprise
than his companionshp with his ancient ageato of the
Courer-for not these anagonisms fused into
deirious brotherhood through the maddenng waters OF
back-republcanism2
Inscriptions most of the Fremont organs are there
few who regard this holy unholy alliance with
mingled feelings of wonder and disgust The New York
Mirror speaks after this fashion
The Herads cratic disposition support Greeley for
governor of the unsoved mysteries of that
cable journal We have heard for months that the Herald
and Tribune laying their heads ogeher but that such
natural enemies Bennett and Greeley should
into friendly alliance for mutual political promotion passes
the comprehension of ordinary creduy Can be posi-
BILE that the editor of the Herald is serious in pushing his
ancient Antagonist the galvanized squash of the Tr-
buReor the gubernaora Office Or is it only the
Heralds practical jokes Is not the old white phi
osopher abotonist, fourierite, Maineaw fanatic
We have faint recollection of having nsinua
tions of this sort in the columns CT the Herald But per-
Mr. Greeley has been converted to the Herald school
politics and morals II the public win expect confession
of faith before they forget and forgive past viii
| the Herald enlighten a little this subject ?"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-17

The Portland Argus in The brief extract below, states
the truth when says that the democratic party do not
seek to extend slavery. We know the fact and are au.
thorized to say that not single southern democrat
would vote in Congress to establish slavery by the general
government in Kansas, or any other Territory
"THE DEMOCRACY WISH TO EXTEND stAvEaY."--when-
you hear say that the only distinguishing
acterstic Of the democratic party at the present time
that avors the extension Of slavery you may be certain
that the who uters II either knowingly states that
which false or else he much blinded By his pre-
ton entirely destitute Of foundation Where the proof
Il in the Nebraska b in tho Cincinnati platform
Not word Of II. Not yabe line in any law Of Con
grers carries the institution Of slavery into any one or tn
Territories Aorsthsn all this, even the sossrn democra
cy have asked Of Congress the enactment Of any sci
Laval
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-17
CAN A LEOPARD CHANGE HIS SKIM

No man in Massachusetts, or in New England has more
fercely denounced the Kansas-Nebraska act than Hon
Josiah Quincy regarding the repeal of the Missouri Com.
promise virtual repeal of the Union This Josiah
Quincy in 1911 iederalist Fremonter was in
Congress when Louisiana applied to be admitted asa Stat
and the 18th day of January Of that year made speech
in which he said:
If this bill passes ii is my deliberate opinion that is
virtually dissolution of the Union that 1t will free the
States from their moral obligations and as 1t viii be the
right of all will it be the duty of some to prepare for
amicaby il they can, violently il they must