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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-04
Notice.

rI1HERE will be Affecting of the Stock
holders of the BANK OF KANAWHA,
at their Banking House in Maiden, Kanawha
Comfy, On Priaay the i4th day OF November
next. .4 IDH il. 49,. f.t. n.otnl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-04

.-'ff L. II, such valuable Medical
properties TO this remedy, no rash Or un-
w.arrrarntable assertionIis made. but H.
simply stated afact; Proven undeniably
and conclusReiy byIi the extraord;SaSHy
cures ~ and benefits derived from III uss..
: anaer me direction Of It's illustrious orig
i't = 5, II. Hofot,fiand, amongaiH classes
y european society and from the I'M
i ~ u mass Of testimohF, from all parts
ct the American continent. accnn,pIa.od
during theslast ten years, insthe hapds II
tiae present proprietor The prevalence
OF diseasesto which the German R;ttars.
are adapted, it.is with sorrow we saw 4 ha
almost universal, indeed here il scarcel[
family throughouttheI whole estant "a
our country in which there cannot Mt
found among It's members that peeuliaa,
salloac dad zaaguid, apDfa,raaee denStir 81
q diseased Liver, or';tH emaeiatcd INK
suffering 4, Dyspeptit. T|E
Then OF what Immense Importance to-
ms y + class OF inyalids, tliat certain and
rellableHremedy Should he placed within
their reach; one in Which no banefuI .or
injurious druS.enters Into its compost
tlon remedy tonwhieh1the pationtHcarI
rely With che utmost confidence and Ger
t t' and be assured from actual ant
tangible proofs, THAI the Article he is usineI
really Possesses Abe virtues attributed {
i. Such a remedy, is...Xoofand's Ge, !
man Bittess.' Thousands Of .dollan /
have been expended iii Ills manufacture
and diff, cia,i l. ;, 4. In .2 nd ~,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-04
STRGE0N DENTIST.

: S Z K G E On D n Nh ) i.
Begs leave to in form his frieHas and the pub,
lie generally tina, lie still continue the prac-
tie of Dentistry, at Dis old stand, in West
Columbia. Va. whey he is prepared to per
form all operations neri aiming 10 his profess
sion with neatness and dispatch. +
A general assortment Of Drugs, and Medi-
cines constantly on hand, anl for sale. .r-
West Columbia, jan 1, lS5o,nlyl ..
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-04
eNma6b1 Datlep STIR. !
KANAWHA. c. H.:
Tuesday Morning, November 4, 1856
11cmocraticl Congressional Convention.

Parkershnrg and ith December. are.the place
:. and time fixed upon for holding a Convention
tonouinate Democratic Congressman for
this Cnugr, ssiohal District. We hopethe De-.
rnocfacy will bear this in mind and appoint
very soon delegates to said Conyentton, z
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-04
w. F. & n. II. GosHoRN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in -.
D y Go o DIS, Groceries,
READY-NIDEC IOTuIyf.
Glassware, Queenswarc, Hardware and
a ~ Mechanics, Tools, ~

Glassware, Queensware, Hardware and
! H g Mechanics Tools, ~
FRONT, STREET, CHARLESTON, VA.
l"AVlNG. removed our Hardware and Gro
IL Gerry Store into the Foom iurTnerly occu
pied by Messrs. Brooks, Brigham & Co, and
adjoining our Dry Goods Store, we beg leave
TO say that tie business films Of W. 81. Cos
horn and J. L ". Goshorn. will herea fer he
conducted under the styfe>and finn of W. F.
& J. II. GoSlorn, at the old Sland Of W. & j.
Gosholn, where, they areEInow Receiving and
opening direct from the dEti,s of New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, the larrest and
most durable stock Of Fall aud Winter GoGls
ever brought 10 This market; amongst which
will be found every VARIETY OF ladies and gen.
tlemen's fine dress goods, ladies' cloaks and
iaimaS, boots and shoes, hats and cans, siIk
and straw bonnets, (of thelateSt style, china,
glass aud que enSware, of the latest desc rption.
paper hanHngS, window shades, pa rlor and
/ hail lamps of various sizes, books AMI station.
airy, and, saddlery. Also, large and vel
selected stock Of cheap and fashionable ready.
made clothing, "a large p1ftion Of which We
had made to Orderly which consists Of every
description Of coats, pants, vests, drawers,
hickory checked and VIII te linen bosom shirts
shirt collars and wbolen unaerShilts and draw
eFS, all of which Will be .Sod at unusually
low PRICES for cash, or on a credit to punctuaI
customers. N.' IN r. a..
The ladies are particularly invited 10 call
and exani our stock of tt;ess and fancy goods
cloth cloaks, talmaS, &c, Which have been Sc
lected with great care, EXPRESSLY for this ma
ket, from the hest houses in New York, and
Philadelphia, we believe cannot lie surpas
sed, il equalletf,i in beauty, style and cheap
ness, by any house IN The place.
Please eau ana examine our stock before
purchasing else w9eTe' as we ha,tcrea ourselves
we Will lie enabled 70 oiier you such bargains
! from US. -. III
All orders promptly attended to. . i
N Yours, with retpect,
| ~, W. +. GOSHORN,
I'D. J. II. GOSuORN, \
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-04

lfteu .Dtaleo, az u SOurt House 81 hdH-
.wha, at the ensug election on the 4th
lay of NovembeHext, have made the
appointments Of officers and
3ommissl9nersfor4e several precincts
# said county, viz H. !" ..
- For the crt-R3use. n /
JouS SLACK, Off,. i T.
.Es{i Forks eCodl. -
Joseph f. Chandle Officer, a.
Nelson n ILL., ILL., = L.*1 II /
A. N. Smith, y
"A. "A ! Coal Brte. f..
Benjamin S. Thomph. Officer.
Coll Francis Thomps9, 4
John Hansford, Comm'n'rs
Ivy Lasley, IN --s. -.
Thomas Inderson's (lt Woods.) .
Thomas N. Shelton, Der,
RichardL. Roberts.
William L. Rust, mm'n'rs.
: John Simms, J ~.
TIE House Of 4ddamult.. !
Martin Haynes Officer, .
J. r. Nc Clanahan, -, ~ .
Alex. Wallace, 7 CoHssioncrs.J
David Wilkinson, - ,.....<<
n n VII .AtkinsoR's -KU. i
Thomas A. Vickers,- Office =,
Henry G. Scissor, + |
Bel, r.. Milan, I ComHioners
DAVID Sl;rEap1 ~ + /
Noatl Of Big Sandy.
James s. Conhl. Officer, 4
blackwell ehilton,3 l.. "
Squire Jarrett. commiAers.
John Snyder, ) T.: .
Adam Gisens' House. I
Benz. A. Melton. o Hicer,
Eli Jarrett, IL
Jacob Swaar, Commission,
Green B. Slack,
Nader. ~ ~
Nelson B. Coleman, Officer. .l
Thomas J.. Buster, I |
John d. Lewis, Comm n'ri
Frederick Walker, "a !
For the Store ho4sc Of j. S. O. Broo
near tie mouth IF Lens Greek.
|. Samuel Hensley, Officer,
Layton ]. Williams. J 49,
Charles Morris, Commissions
Benz. S. smithers,
Richards.
{ Matthew P. Wyatt, Officer
Jahn Mc(onihay. e.. t....E. .
EbeRezer Oaks, COMMISSIONS
Joel Shrewsbury, 4
Gatenood's.
William Hannah, Officer,
William Pryor,
Samuel Hsnnah. Commisslone
Felix q. IIansfard,
SPttre PlTiIcK. \. Commission
J.L. CARR At tho Gov
JAcoB GosHoRS, House.
October "a. fe56. !.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-04

,Nirg,ia IS AT Rules held in the Clerk,
One Of the CiGcpit( Court for Kanawha
County, the month of November, 1856: r.
John SCI, eompl'nt. y -.
VS.. In CLanccry.
Jas. Hoe l. others. de fits
: The OHft Of this suit is TO have the com.
plaihart. assignee, substituted to all right
title aud IrtresEin and u a. certain judgmen,
which JohE. Robertson or his personal re
preSentait% Fer had or now have against
James Hoga, ct ais, by virtue Of sa id judg.
ment renden in Kanawha CIRCUIT court, al
tie Fall Ten 1911: and it appearing from
afiidayit fleothat John A. Robertson and
Mildred Roberon, defendants in This suit, II
moh-residen;sH this State, 1t is ordered that
they do 8ppeaIhere within one month aftel
due publIcstioof this ordt and do whatever
is necessary to.roiect their interest in the
premises. Teste,
A. w. QUARRIER, Clerk.
i. L. BRouS,l. n.74w
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-04

IN KEGS Pure and No. white Lesl, foI
nj ola SINaS IsRtoI STORE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-04
! : u. $. FORD, Hs3I
Fl WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ii

Grocer and Produce Dealer,
Cor. bird and Court streets, ,Galipolis. Ohio,
Would inform the citizens Of the Kanawha
valley that he has on hand a large assortment
ofiroceries, Hardware, Queensware and
Notions generally. whichN i'll be sold low, by
I vlnl d. $. FORD. !.
VANTED-Country produce Of all kind,
W for which the highest market prices will
be paid. by Mccoy &jONES.
NIRGINIA.--AtRu Rules held in The Clerk $
" office Of the County Court Of Wyoming,
OH the first Monday in Oct, 1856. Hi
Levi Gore, Comppt, l Sal
Il Against Htl@ On an
Natha u Young & Simpson Attachment.
RebiHett. LET'S. HI A.
The object of this suit IS to recover sum OF
money, due from said Defts. Complainant, and
10 subject 10 sale for the payment tbefeoG a
tract nfi25 acres of land, levied >on BY the
Sheriff Of this County, under sad attachment.
audit appearing from satisfactory evidence
that the Defendants are not inha bitants vi the
Commonwealth ot~FiIginis, tits ordered that
hey do appear here within one month after
due publication hereof and % what IS nee
essaryto protect their interest in the pre-
misses. Test. H4E
+. W. N. HENDERSON, DC.
nag 4w. -....-- "a. ,sIE IT. EA
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-04
Dry Goods, Groceries,

Dry Goods, CIR cries,
= Hardware, Queensware, Glassware, Il
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
III Saddlery,, sc. rs,1#I..
-HAVlNG just received splendid stock OF
i i new goods, which has been selected
with the utmost care, Isel warranted in saw
mgto my customers, that can sell ss low as
anyhouse in Charleston. have a complete
assortment Of Dry Goods, consisting in part Of
latiies' dress goods, Of every description; fine
lot Of cloths, cassimets sattinets, leans, fan
nels, white goods, bleached and bro !, r,nsl ms.
linen, handkerchiels, gloves, hosiery. &c. In
the Grocery depahement nay BE had white and
brown sugars, best coffee, molusses, green
and black teas, specs, rice, fish indigo, oils,
window glass. powder, shot, lead, gun cars,
cor,iage liquors, dye tufs, &c. Hardware OF
all kinds, such as !: mechanics tools, nails,
ShovelS, cutlery, chainS, plows, castings, sc.
>QneenswaIe1 Of all kinds. Glass ware of every
description; also, housekeepers' articles, such
buckets, tubs, tinware, stoneware cotton yarn,
broomS, brushes. combs. &c. Saddlery-sad-
dies hafaess, brides, bits, stitrups, grts spurs,
bid lie reinS, cheek lines, &C. Z<~sH.l
vln35tf JOHN G.. GIBHART. F
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-04
Grocery and Hardware Department.

Grocery and Hardware Department.
| In this department. we keep very large
stock of groceries, such as n. o. sugar, eoiree,
te', molaSkes, crushed, Pulverized and loa f su,
gar, peppers spice, ginger, indigo, lard ana lin
seed OIL, VIII te lead, tobacto, candles, soap,
sup. carb. soda rice, ex. logwbod, cotton, warn.
! copperas, alumi Saleratus, powder, lead, shot.
and great many otlier articles usually. keni
in grocery store, too numerous to mention.
| Also, large stock Of csrdage and hardwa re.
| consisting Of MANILA and hemp ccrdae &c. from
! to inches; iron, steel, nails castings cut
lery1 of all kinds, building Materials, mechan.
| les, coopers, and farmers tools; mill, whip.
/ cross cut and other saws, Of The best English
and American manufacturer Ito which we par
ticnlaIly invite the attention of farmers, me-
chanlcs and iumbermen. AS great care has
been observed insthe selection of these articles
We think you would do well 10 call and ex.
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
feeling assured that il will DE- TO your adyan.
! tage to do SO. NY' lt. T. - +:
pAF,en na attention given 70 any orders We
| Our stock consists. in parttof
Cloths and casslmeIes. great variety, ~
! Fiannels, Of every variety, :,
| Fancy oolored 50 tinets,
Z Eadi,s' dress goods, #IF ~
| Silk goods. =. E-'' r.
! White goods, "I4 .'~
| Gloves ami hosiery. l3 9,s
| Shawls, carpets, &c, -./
/ Oil CLOTHS, = l#. . .I#t ~
Boots and shoes, - NET 4 F.
| Mems and boys hats. = lHE II +~
| Cloth dress and frock coats, +
Assotttd sacks, comprising sacks, IIalf sacks
and pea jackets, H. 9HI ~
| Ass ,rted business coats, I#I 4. tf.tf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-04
3EI# TOBACCO FACTORY.
r. N. 3. THOMPSON,

\ mn HURRICANE BRIDGE,
.STILL continues to manufacture TO !
~ BACCO and CIGARS. Hewould
especially invite the attention Of Mer-
chants to his Tobacco, pledging 10 sell
at'the very lowest prices.
june 4, 1856, rn9y2tf.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-04

GALICOES-Al large stock, Of oil colofs,
vi and Of the latest styles. for sale very
cheap. by IA +e-. E MCCOY & JONES.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-04

TEWELRY.--A splendid assortment OF
q Rings, Ladies' Pins, Gents, also, for sale
low. at SANNS' DRUG STORE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-04

" NOTICE. FL r.
A LII those indebt4d % the estate OF
n II. H.FoRBs, decd. are requested
to come forward and discharge the same
without further delay and those to whom
the estate may be Indebted will please
bring forward their claims properly au-
thenlicated for payment.
j. g: WRIGHT, administrator. !
JULIA A. FoRBS. Administrative.
August 10th, 1856 I =
FOR SALE -THEHoUsE and LOT,
J. the former residence Of Fl. H. FoRBs,
deed, in the town of Winfield, is offered
for sale; those who may wish to purchase
are informed that the terms will be made
quite easy. Apply to the
4 .: T. ADMINISTRATORS.
August 10th, 1856. m2 ~ -. 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-04

Buttons Pms Needles as G aeass
and Eyes, Porte Monnaies, and everything
that is Kept in notion houses, can be had at
j i SANNS' DRUG STORE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-04

DURE LIQUORS-for medical pu poses,
1. can be, had atISANNS'I DRUG STORE,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-04

4 CCORDEONS.---Th finest Accordeons
n can be had at SANNS' DRUG STORE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-04
Elretit Commissioners.

We, the COMMISSIONERS. appointed, to
superintend thelection of Electors Of
President and W President of the L.
nitcd States, at Il Court House Of Kan
awha, at the ensug election on the 4th
day of Novembenext, have made the
following appointments Of officers and
Commissi9nersforne several precincts
of said county, viz 'S>~> = .
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-04
L, v. STANFORD,

Nv. r. d J. IT 7tTDSIiURN,
Charleston, Nov. Is. 1855 35IE:.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-04

"ANTED-Country produce Of all kind.
W for which the highest market prices will
be paid, by Mccoy &JONES. F.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-18
Confidence ShaIking-DemOcratic Hopes
Crowded into a Small Corner.


The awful defeat of the Buchanan
Democracy in Maine is opening the eyes of
the masses to a perception of the game of
Boosting which the leaders have been prac-
ticing in regard to Mr.. Buchanan's strength
in the free States. But not only are the
eyes of the masses opening-some of the
leaders are beginning to confess. The
Richmond Examiner, the chief Buchanan
organ in the old Dominion, in view of the
result, declares We confess that our con-
''tideaoc IN the ability Of Northern Democracy
ito resist the onslaught of this reckless CO.
"alition, apparently in its Saturnalia of
madness and political debauchery, IS poac-
"erfitliy shaken by these recent elections" and
adds-"It is only IN Pennsylvania and Cal
"ifornia that victOry is claimed loih entire
"confdencc by our friends" Now, we wish
our readers to mark this significant admis-
sion. The Buchanan Democracy have
"entire confidence" in carrying no free
State except Pennsylvania and California !
Where, then, are the votes to come from
with which they expect to elect their tick
ct? To elect it, they must not only get
Pennsylvania and California, but tie arhOIe
South. Boast as they may, bluff and bet
as much as they please, they cannot carry
Tennessee, Kentucky, Maryland, Delaware,
or Florida; and Louisiana may be regarded
at present as doubtful. Yet, without all Of
these States, according to the admission of
the Examiner, there is mo chance" for the
election of Mr.. Buchanan. But the chances
Of the Buchanan Democracy are weaker
still than the loss of these States make
them. They can neither carry Pennsylva-
MIA nor California. We believe the lead
ers are, at this time, aware Of this, and that
they are struggling with view to carry
the election into the House that they may
take the chances there Look to it people
Of the South, and see that Fillmore is elect
ed by the electoral college.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-18
East Tennessee.

The Union and american is receiving
good news again from East Tennessee. 1t
has some correspondents up in that section
whom it "neVer knew to blunder," but
"some how or some how else" they miSin-
form our credulous neighbors. Last year
the American Party, taking the wing vote
as the basis, made heavy gains in East
TennesSee-they cut down Johnson's pre-
vious vote dreadfully. But if the reader
will turn to the Union and Anleyiaan of
July 26, 1855, a few days before the cleo
ton, he will see that gain for johnson of
tloo thousand votes in East Tennessee was
predictedl We copy as follows
From the Union and American, July &c, 1851
BY the mails last night we received a delllge
OF letters from our old East Tennessee ac-
quaintsnces. We have room only for the fol
lowing letter which is from one Of the Uely best
and safest judges in East TENNESSEE We have
never known this writer 20 be deceived IN an
election, and we now place implicit confidence
IN bis Judgment"
Well what did this writer, whowas never
known to be deceived in an election" say?
He said
'From all accounts his Johnson') GAINS
CANNOT BE LESS IN EAST TENNESSEE THAN TWO
THOUSAND, and if he could only have got to
meet Gentry at his remaining appointments,
has gains pOuld haze reEcled three thousand.
You know ! am pot over ssnguine, but give
you this as my deliberate judgment"
The result of the election proved that the
Judgment of this chest and safest judge"
was not worth continental copper" The
gains were against johnson. In view Of
the bad luck which attended the guessing
Of the correspondent Of 1855, the Union
and American ought to have been modest
in presenting the speculations of its 'best
and safest judges" in 1856 But it has
not, as will be seen by the following para
graph copied
IFrOm the Union and American, Sept IS, 1851
We believe now that Buchanan vH carry
East Tennessee, This will be a gain of nearly
three thousand. We are told by men ioh0m ws
neUer kReso 10 blunder, that We shdH make
gains ia sDery county but TIRES, and lose moth
ing in those laree. They all foot up the gains
as large enough to carry East Tennessee.
This sort of talk may be good substi-
tute for more substantial pabulum for
the weak and despairing stOmachs Of
the Buchanan democracy, but it viii not
tempt any friend of Fillmore and Donelson.
They have something better wherewith TO
regale themselves. They are well assured
that the American Party will make hand
some gain over the majority for Gentry
last year in East Tennessee. They have
not been boastful, nor do they intend to be;
but they know that their comrades in the
East are working faithfully, and they have
the utmost confidence in the good results
which that work is accomplishing.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-18
BOOks and stationery.

INVITE the attention Of the Public my large AMI well
selected stock of Books, Papers, Stationery and Fancy
Goods;
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND SCHOOL TEACHERS
Can be supplied with School Books all kinds at the lowest
pr.ces.
TEXT BOOKS
For Colleges Academies, Public ami Private Schools
stanty on hand
MEDICAL BOOKS,
complete assortment Of Books Published by Blanchard
Lea, which will be sold at Catalogue prices.
RELIGIOUS BOOKS
The publications Of the Carriers MARITIME, Presbyterian
Society American Bible Society, and the Massachusetts,
Sabbath School Society.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
All Standard works Prose and Poetry together with the
new Publications OF the day.
CHILDREN'S BOOKS.
Particular attention has been given this department
More than 900 volumes OF the best Juvenile Books nov
published Parent, examine them.
BLANK BOOKS
Such as Pass Books, Bill Books Note Books Day Books
Journals Le1gers, Copy Books Composition Books Diaryas
foi 1851, &C.
FANCY GOODS
Work Boxes, Paper Machie Desks, Portfolios Backgam-
mon Boards Chess Men, Chess Table, Craftsmen, Gold and
Pearl Pen Hoiers Pearl and Ivory Folders Porcupine
Pen Holders Gold Fountain Pens China Ink setts Bronze
Ink sets, &C.
FOR He COUNTING ROOM
Letter Presses Copying Rocks, Check Books all the
Banks Commercial Note Paper, Envelopes Red Black and
Blue Inks, Stand, Pen Racks, Check Tins ETasers Pen
Makers Cod and Steel Pens, Bill Paper Red Tape Bankers
cases, Faher's Pencils, &C, sc.
CHARLES W. SMITH,
aug2O Al College Street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-18
Haskell I'm Robertson.

SPRINGFIELD, Sept l4th, 1855
Messrs EditorE-The days work has ended
most encouragingly. 1t does seem impossible for
Haskell to make a failure He has just closed a
speech at this place Of four hours length. The
people OF Robertson were out in their strength
think there certainly not less than a thousand
persons pFesent-and he sent them away With a
song 10 their hearts and shout on their lips. No,
only did his spe ech fall gratefully on his old line
Whig and American friends, but thought could
see the effect Of bis words they were caught up
by our friends, the demoerAcy-who came 20 look
and listen al the wonderful orator.
Gea. Haskell treated us 10 e masterful review Of
the principles and policy Of the Democracy down
70 the nomination OF Buehanan--the man who
,sas hut by his own declaration no longer is-beins
now the Cincinnati Platform. he took up Mr.. Blu
chauan aud eontrastcd him With Fillnore--ths
great and good Paeihoator. He referred to him
SELL and bis posItioa-his deep and heartfelt re
greet At the decsdence Of tbs old Wing party-And
As he only can, described that party 10 tive palm Of
its glory, SiIh lis bright GALAXY Of ilustrious
names lie spoke Of lis fall, and bis own fororu
eOndiiion When the magnificent old seventy -four
Gun chip went beasAih the waves. He never could
be democrat or support the meu or measures o.
democracy. lie could DOT conceive how a whig
could do So He was opposed TO il In vhAtever
shape Il come, and Vas wiling to join ans honest
ana HcAsihcantuk hh9 W Put ~ uVHu. nb susNcf
70 any proposition TO surrender, OF 70 60 over va,
that Of Lsieevre 10 Paliiox al SAIasOsaA, War q
he KHifs.
Gen. Haskell has occupied 20 much Of his time
with ether topics that when be touched the bar.
gallo business BE proposed merely TO mention il
bot the cry vas that be should expose Il, snd be
did 20. His sindicaiion OF Clay and Jacksou sgaias
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