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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-08-07

ma Ike ala mao, a hiki luna loa, ia ikeia he
kapuahi hao nui me he ahi enaena e hoohe-
hee al i ma auka kepau iloko 0 ka ipuhao
nui. Elua kanaka e mana ana maluna. Ma
ka aoao O ka ipu hoohehee kepau, e kau ana
kekahi ipuhao pukapuka i ma puka hilli. +
malama ana kekahi kanaka i lie ahl, a e hoo
lei ana i ma auka kepau iloko 0 ka ipu 400
hehee. Ma kela kanaka e hao i Ike kepau
hehee wela iloko 0 ka ipuhao pukapuka, ma
laila j kananaia'i Ike. kepau, a kulukulu tho
mawaena O ka halekia, a haule tho ilalo i
mau kulu poepoe a ilalo i ka wal kahi i hoo
maaliliia'i. o kela mau kulu poepoe a KIM
KIM. ka lu a kakou e XII manu- nei.
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He Lnnalsn i pulsa ka p La poka.

E. noho ana kekahi kanaka ma Kanede i
Amerika, i ku ka polka i ma makahih ma
mua. o Sana Matina kona inoa. Ia ko-
mo ka polka ma kona axe mama mahope a
puka mai la ma ka opu ma ka aoao. Ike
ola ana mai o ka cha, aole paa mai ka pu-
ka ma ka opu. Ke hamama Ia Ia puka he
iniha ka laula, a e hiki Ike mana iloko o ka
opu, a e ike i ka al e waiho ana malaila. |
kona wa al al, e inu al paha, ia PAM tho
no la ka puka ma ka opu ka welu, Q hu
mai la navajo ka wa i aleia'i. He 90 a
leu ma makahiki o Sana Matina, he wiwi
Ike kino ona, aka, VA ikaika maoli ia, e hiki
no lie mana i ma mea a pau ana / manao al.
He mea milimili ka ike ana iloko o kona opu
ma kahuna lapaau; a e makaikai ana lakou
e ike i ka pau ana o ka al i komo malaila.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-08-07
I e HALE KUAI BUKE HAoLE

- IIC hOIb II0E kpEi HIGH.
Ala ma Honolulu Hale, hale o Ike Aupuni mamua.
Ala malalla ma Buke haole he mi o kela ano keia
ano- Ma Buke kula haole, A, B, C, a me ma Buke
kula e ae he nui vale; malaila no ma Buke maikai no
Ike kakau waiwai, no kela oihana keia oihana, mai
ka mea nui a ka mea liilii. Ala no malaila, ma pe2a
kanana maikai no Ike kakau, ma Inika, Ipu Inika,
PEN Sila, kumu peni, wepas ma wahi pepa, papa,
Pehaku, penikala maikai, a me kekahi mau mea e
ae no he nui, no ma kula, a me Ike kakau. A he ma
Ike pono no Ike kuai ana malaila no keia mau mea.
y hiki no i ma kanaka maoli Ike hele malaila e kuai al.
ENE NJ. VIM.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-08-07
MOKU KUDALA.

I ka POAONO o keia pule, ola ka Ia 9 o Aukake,
ma ka bora II o kakahiaka, e kudalaia ana ma ka
Uapo he MOKU KIALUA HAO, o ALIKE kona inoa,
o 45 tona. Maikai no kona pea, laau pea, kaula,
heleuma, kaulahao, a me kona mea a pau. Ia ha-
naia keia moku ekolu keena a me na paku paa elua
malalo. He moku holo keia.
MAUNAKEA.
Mea Kudala.
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Ike aEanu1 i cliia RsaalaEo @ la raulivyai Tame.
sa Raaa Laasiana.

lie milimili nui keia ma Ike 40 nei. Ke hele
la ma malihini a pau ma Iadana g Ike la wahi.
o kona kupanaha no ka puka i hanaia a paa ma
lalo o kahi e holo ana ma moku, a e kahe ana ka
muliwai nui o Enelani.
Ia ulu keia manao ma makahiki he. so paha
mamua, q ia hanaia Ike kauwahi ola mea, aka,
ia poha tho Ia ka wal Halo i kekahi wa kaipiha
loa, q ia haaleleia ka hama ana, i mea hik ole
Ike hoopaa. Aka, ache mea hiki ole i ka manao
0 keia hanauna.
Ia hoomakaia keia puka alanui e Mi. Berune-
Ia i ka makahiki 1923. E moe ana la i ma mile
elua malalo o Ike ala uapo o Ladana. b kokoke
ana no Ia kahi o ka ulu moku, g me kauhale
kuai, a paahana. Nolaila aole e pono ka ala
uapo, no Ike keakea i ka holo o na moku, aole
hoi he mea pono G ae @ kokua Al ka hookui ana
i kela kappa me keia kappa, e like me ke alalaMi
malalo 0 ka muliwai. Ia kuikahiia he ahaIlui
mana e kokua i ma dala hoolimalima hama. A
ua hoonohoia 0 Mi. Berunela i luna hama. Eli
mua tho In la lua he IS kapuai o ka poopoo, a
kukulu tho la Ia i kia pohaku .paa maloko o@laila,
a hooku enekini mahu e paunaa al i ka wal o
ka iua Q eli Ia ana, a hookahe aku la mea iloko
o ka muliwai. Ma la enekini hoi i hapai ae i ka
lepo i eleiia, q waiho la mea maluna o ka honua.
Me la lepo Che palolo1 i hanaia'i ma pohaku ula
e k~apilipili al i IA pohaku paia ma na aoao, a i
ka lepo maluna o ka puka, a malalo o ka null
wal.
[ ka wa laweia aku al Ike kapuai lepo ma ka
loa ia hookomoia ma laau nui ikaika i pale no
ka lepo oluna, nance ole al ia me ka wal a piha
ka lua. Mahope mai o ma laau paipai ia kapi-
lipiliia a paa ma pic pohaku ula. A i ka emf
ana tho o ka lepo maluna a pa ka pic, ia paa
loa III wahi aole e hiki Ike kulu wal maloko.
| ka Ia 80 o Aperila 1927, VA komo aku ka
puka ma kapuai 400 malalo o ka muliwai. I
ka mala4na o Ianuari 1928, poha mai la ka mu-
liEai iloko, a hoopihaia ka lua, a make ma kama
ka 6. Ia pakele ka nui o lakou i ka laweia e
ka wal ma ka puka i komo mai al ma kappa null
wal. Alfalfa poho ka manao o kanaka, no Ike
keakea nui ia e ka wal, a olelo tho Ia lakou, he
mea hiki ole ia Ike hama a paa. Aka, ua hoopi-
haia ka puka wal malalo o ka m%uliwai, i ma exc
piha i ka malalo, a paa, ia paumaia ka. wal a
pau iwaho o ka lua. Ia loaa ka hama i paa, e
maikai ana. Aka, no lie daLa ole, ia waihoia ka
hama hou, a hala ma makahiki ehiku.
[ ka makahiki 1896, hoomaka hou ia ka hama
ana. Ia makahiki, paa hou aku Ia ma kapuai
III; iloko o 1887 he % ma kapuai i ka maka-
1888, ia hele ma kapuai he 80 i 1889, he
194 kapuai ; a va paa ka hama ana i ka makahi-
XII 1871, a hiki ka lua kupono ma kela kappa, [
ka malama o Augate, hele aku la o Berunela, a
puka aku ma kela aoao, -ua lanakila. Iloko o ka
malaIaa o Maraki 1843, ia lilo la alahele no Ike
Aupuni. O kona loa he. 1900 ma kapuai 0 ko-.
ma laula he IS kapuai, a he II kapuai ka laula
0 na ala aoao,
o na dala i lilo i keia hanaana he 81, 900 600.
He nui M pilikia i loaa iloko 0 ka hama ana, a
he nui ma keakea. Aka, he 7 vale no ma mea i
make maloko o ka hama ana.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-08-07

I ka Ia 30 0 Augate,. Ola ka PUAUNU, e AudaIaia
ana ka HALE P0HAKU maikai a me ka pa kokoke
i ka Halepule 0 Kawaiahao. Ola ka hale O Kahiwa-
Lani i make aku nei. Ka nui 0 ka pa mamua 80 ana
ma, mahope 1913 anana, me ka pa pohaku mamua.
Ia hanaia a makai keia hale i ka pohaku puma. Ia
paa ka Alma me ka ~palapala Sila nui. -E hele MAJ
VA la la. MAUNAKEA.
Mea Kudala.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-08-07
MOKU KUDALA.
Mea Kudala

/ ka POAONO o keia pule, ola ka la 9 o Augate,
ma Ike awakea, e kudalaia ana ma ka Uapo he Moku
kiakahi o LOUIKA, kona inoa, O Fl tona, me kona
heleuma, kaulahao, pea, a me kona mau mea a pau.
+ hele mai oukou G mana i keia Moku.
MAUNAKEA. Mea Kudala.
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UKALA A KA MEA HOOPONO.
IN PONO waiwai a ka mea ale kaa ole.
Q ma mea a pau i ale i ka waiwai a Robata Davis,
ia kauohoia lakou e hookaa koke mai no ka mea
mona ka inoa malalo. A ole e hookaaia mai, e
haawiiia ko lakou palapala ale i ka loio mona e hoo
phi i Ike kanawai. J. F. MAKAJA.
lulal |, lS56-tf. Mea Hooponopono Waiwai.
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ALELo HooLAHA.-E IKE AUANEI

~ ia. kanaka a pau. Owau o ka mea mona ka
la inoa i kakauia malalo, no ka hookohu ana mai
a ka mea i mahaloia kekahi o ma Lunakanawai o ka
Aha Kiekie ia'u i Luna hooponopono i ka waiwai o
NJ. Paaheiau o Honolulu i make aku. Nolaila, Ike
kauoha aku nei au i ma kanaka a pau, ina ia ale
aku ola j kekahi, a III ale mai paha kekahi la la. b
hele mai lakon ma ko'u hale mai keia la aku a hala
ma la he (15) Alfalfa, aole ale. Ina he waiwai kona
ala ma ka lima o kahi kanaka a haole paha, e pono e
holhol mai iloko o ia Ia j oleloia maluna, ina hoihoi
ole mai a hala ka manawa, alaila. e hoopii no au ia
Ia 9 like me na Kanawai e kau nei.
= pono i ma mea a pau i pill i keia, e hele ma ko'u
hale ma Peretane Honolulu. Me ka Mahalo.
w. A. KUWA.
Luna Hooponopono waiwai 0 NJ. PAAHEIAU.
Pelekane Honolulu.
Iune % IS5G-1t
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No ka hama ana ! MA In manu- ma Nu Ioisa.
| ka wa mamua, aole i loaa ka hiki wave
Q ka hama ana la mau polka kepau lnlii. Ia
hooheheeia lie kepau iloko 0 ma lua poepoe
llllii e like me ma polka maoli a VA oki lii
LILA kekahi, a hookaaia mawaena o ma papa
will elua. He luhi la hama ana, a he uuku
ka mea i paa Italia. Ola no ka mea i nui al
Ike kumukuai o ka lu id manawa
keia manawa, ia kukuluia he hale kie-
kie loa me he kia nui la. O ka hale hama i
ka III ma NJ Ioka ka mea e hoikeia'na ma
keia pepa. He hale poepoe, he 20 ma kapuai
ke anawaena ma Ike. kumu, a IA kapuai Ike
anawaena ma ka welau, a he $50 na kapuai
Q kona kiekie. He hao ka iwi 0 ka hale mai
lalo a luna, a iwaena o ma iwihao VA kapili-
pilna ma pohaku ula e hoopiha ana ma paia.
Ma Ia aoao he alapi ololi, me he mao la e
pun ana maloko 0 ka paia a phi aku a hiki
luna. Malalo o ka hale ma ka honua, e ku
ana lwaena he ipu nui e piha ana i ka wal
hulhul, kahi e haule al ka In hou e wela ana
| mea hoomaalili i IONA wela. / ka phi ana
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No mn Aimn g.

KA PALAoA ULU 0 BERITANLA.-E maikai
ana ka palaoa ulu. Ia aneane e lava no ka
al ana a kanaka ma ia alma. He 100000 ma
.busela vale no e koe mai ma alma e, Ike hoo
lava no ka makahiki. No ka nul o ma oil
lama e ae, aole ma ka mahiai, ache makahiki
hooulu i ka palaoa e lava ana i al ma ka le-
hulehu o kanaka ma Ma Aupuni.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-08-07

Ka hOlo ana o Ika H.aoLu NIsEsvva AEGer1kn,
@ Keone Adanu, IzzI E1R MOlkupunz O WITS
Heie) i kn maIaDaa Q Enlas 1850.
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hulehu o kanaka ma Ma Aupuni.
HEAHA he ANo o KA MANUwA He mea
luku anei kona ano ? Ia makaukau la i ma mea
kaua e hoopai maluna o ma alma kolohe i ko-
lobe mai al i ko la alma mona ka moku. He
inca hoomalu i ka poe holo Kalepa i ma alma
e, / malu al ka noh ana a me he kuai ana
Italia. Ola kona ano nui i ka wa kaua ole.
Mai kuhihewa kakou, he mea luku vale la.
Me he ALI nui hoopono Ia, e hoomalu ana
maluna o kora alma, a e hoopai ana i ka poe
kolohe i mea e makau al lakou i ma hama
hookahuli i ka pono, pela no la manuwa
hoopono. Ke hoomalu nei la / ka moana j
pono al ka holo ana O ma moku Kalepa, a i
malu hoi Ike kuai ana o lakou. Ke hopu nei
no la / ma poWa ma ka moana, Ike hoopai nei
hoi la i ka poe kolohe ma ma alma naaupo.
Ola no kona ano ka wa kaua ole. Aka, i
ka manaWa kaua, he ano okoa kona. Ia le-
lie aku la a hoopio i ma moku a me ma wal
wal 0 ka poe enemi, A Ike kaua aku nei no
la j la alma 0 ka poe enemi, e pepehi aku i
ma kanaka, a e hao i ko lakou waiwai, a e
publ aku i ko lakou mau kulanakauhale i Ike
ahi. He ano maikai ka manuwa. hoopono, a
he ano mo ka manuWa kolohe.
Ia oleloia e hole ana ma ma moana O ka
honua nei, ma moku he 10000 me ka hui
na o ma iona he 12,904,6S7. Ma America
he 100000 ma tona, ma Beritania he
10000 600 tona, ma Geremania me Ausetu-
ria, he 100000 Ma tona, a ma Farani he
TIC, lao ma tona.
He maj malama anu loa ka wa hooilo j
hala tho nei ma Amerika. He anana Ike kie-
k1e o ka hau maluna o ka honua, ua piha ma
alanul, / hiki ole al ka hele, ia paa ma null
wal a me ma %kaikuono, a me ma ava ku mo-
ku, ! hlkl ole al / ma moku Ike holo, / ma ma
lama ekolu paha.
& nui hou ana ma huakai holo mai Irelani
mai a America, e haalele ana / ko lakou al
ma e noho loa al ma America Huipuia.
Ma KoKUA HooPUNIPUNi.-Iloko O kas haIa-
wal makahih o kekahi Ahahui hoolaha i Ike
Aupuni @ ke Akua ma NJ Ioka, ua haiia mai.
he mat haneri tausani Dala i haawiia mai la
makahih. A ;loko olaila ia kollaia ma ma
Dala hoopunipuni 943, i haawiia mai e ka
poe heokamani kokua.
Ma meo Hau05i . zcueiaIu 4 Ka0arasiho
naalunaa 0 ha Frances Panqa.
He ko, $50 hapalua pahu, ko 6 pahu ko okoa
80 exc pia, he Ii exc pepeiao akua, 2 pahu
hua al opeope lole, 200 exc puIu hapuu,
10 pahu puma, 400 dala.
Holo aku nei ka Manuwa Farani 0 Alcibi-
age i ka la 26 Q Iulai tho nei i KeaIakekua.
Hawaii, a hala ma hebedona elua paha, e hoi
hou mai n i Honolulu nei.
E kukala ana ke Kuhina Waiwa1, e hoo
llmalima i MA tausani dala he kanaIima, me
k %hoopanee. makahiki i ma mea mana ma
aala. He dala paha keia, e uku aku. al i ma
hama hou no he Aun1ni
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E kukala ana Ike Kuhina Waiwal, e hoo
llmalima / ma tausani dala he kanaIima, me
ka uku hoopanee makahiki i ma mea mana ma
dala. He dala paha keia, e uku aku al i ma
hama hou no ke Aupuni.
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Moaoa. Inlai 81 1856.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-11-19

EURoPE.-At latest dates the Neapolitan
question remained unchanged. From Spain
there is nothing of interest. From France the
news is more interesting. Signs of trouble
are making their appearance in Paris, and
number of arrests have been made. MenacinS
placards are stuck up daily in different parts
Of the city, all assuming a revolutionary CO.
lor Whether well founded or not, the opin-
fon is very general that not only does there
exist a serious difficulty between France and
England, but also that the latter has become
reconciled with Austria, and that the latter is
now on more than friendly terms withRnssia,
ard it is even supposed that thus allied, Eng
land with Austria, and France with Russia, o.
pen difficulties will ensue ere long. TheFrench
government journals assert definitely and ex-
plicitly that the Porte has demanded in due
fern that the Austrians shall evacuate the
Principalities, and the British the Black Sea,
but they by a secret mutual understanding re-
fused to leave.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-11-19
ru,HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1851

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A concise statement of the-doings in Kansas du-
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An account of the remarkable contest for Speak
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An article on the state Of Europe.
An account of the movements of Gen. " alker
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A classified list of the Governors of the States,
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INSTITUTE.-The see

A TEEAKFIELD ms Z 4 Il 40 1877 =.
" quarter of the present school year of this lnSti
tuition will commence on Monday, November Ii u
1856.
Persons wishing to fit themselves for coiiege'
Teachers, Commercial or other avocations IN me-
will here receive every desired faeiiity thoF-
ourh Scientific and Classical course is here gwen
on terms lower than in similar Institutions IN the
State Parents AZ distance can obtain boarding
for their sons and daughters under the immediate
care of the Principal, where they VIII receive rare
advantages, with all the comforts and pleasures OF
home: and their morals viii be carfully guarded
1t is particularly desrous that pupils for the aI-
proaehing terin be present at its commencement,
TO select their seats and be properly arranged IN
their respective classes.
stitute can be had by addressing,
" A. CAMPBELL, Principal.
ar- On 1864 ClcarfeId. Pa
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-11-19

GENERAL CAss, the 'soriginal proprietor and
protector" of the doctrine of squatter sover-
eighty, or non-intervention, has at last been
beaten and shelved in his own State, Michi-
gan. The Presidential canvass of 1913 set
tied his national hopes, and the victory Of the
Republicans now prevents his return to the
Senate. There are many persons who Will re-
gret this, for General Cass has long been re-
garded with the highest respect and esteem
as one of our leading statesmen. But the
country will really lose nothing by his retire
ment. He has possessed the power to do
much, but has shrunk timidly from the respon-
sibility of leader, following willingly in the
wake of others. In 1850 he followed Foote,
and in 1854 he helped Douglas in the repeal
of the Missouri compromise. Toucey is done
for in Connecticut, 'Cass in Michigan, Dicken
son in New York, Pierce in New Hampshire
Douglas in Illinois, and few years more vii
seal the fate Of that whole tribe of misguided
northern statesmen.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-11-19

DJ-We give place to the following, as a ia.
| vor to a young friend, who seems to have a
desire to be seen in print, without giving our
appreciation to anything it may contain:
| Mr. EDIroR:-Deur Sir: Now that the election
| is over,we can find some time to think of our
local affairs, and attend more to our own inter
eSts The roads throughout our county are
exceedingly bad, in consequence Of having
been more highly favored than some Of our
citizenS-With ''drop from above.'' The
crops in this section of country, look reasona-
bly, well, and Providence appears to be highly
favoring our land, considering the late Loco
Foeo victory. Winter is fast approaching. and
Young America is living in high ho2es Of a
line snow, so that the merry jingle of BELLS and
the sweet voice of our 'sfairer seX'' may echo,
and re-echo o'er hill and dale. We almost i'm
asine ourselves snugly ensconced in our towns
slelghng sled-under Buffa' o robe-a good
pair OF 'matches'-dnd above all. sitting rirht
between two of the sweetest little dears imag-
Unable.
Our town is fouriShing like ssgreen bay
tree, planted by the river side," and things
generally are moving forward. Young Amer
lea is leaving old Fogyism in the distance.
ana all the boys from nine to twenty, think
they are not sound if they hay'nt a cigar in
their moutll-a 'sfifty two'' in their pocket
and ''brick in their hat''-that something
dies everybody. But loi minors s.can't come
COTui-
zance OF the age of individuals and prohibits
restaurant keepers from selling to those who
have not yet arrived at legal manhood-at
least somebody has SO expounded the statute
to our shop keepers, besides impresSing it up |
on their minds that it is their duty to pay |
strict attention to the age of their customers. |
> ust imagine scene. Customer-ssI'll take |
a glass of ale, if you please.'' Shop keeper |
gives him Scrutinizing look and inquiries
'sHow old are you?'' Customer not being old |
enough 'sslopes." Rich amt it? But then
individuals have an undoubted right to be phi
lanthropists, and if they are not actuated by
selfish or malignant motives, their acts are
commendable and worthy of imitation
The conversation of the day now is, about
going to the west. Several of our citizens
have but recently returned, and are very much
pleased with the fair gardens of Agricultural
wealth with which they met in that country
hundreds are going from different parts of the
State-qute a number are going from this
,lace-none, trust, being in the interesting
ituation of the old fellow who, when he tho't
lis days were numbered, expressed his willing
less to go, and was told by plain, matter-of-
act friend that 'she was glad to hear it, as his
eighbors were all willing, too" though all
ules have their exceptions. Yours, |,
A YoUSo AMERICAN.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-11-19

SOUTHERN PROGRAMME FOR THE BUCHANAN
ADxISIsTRATIoN.-The following extract from
letter addressed to the New Orleans Delta,
marks ont distinctly what the South expects
of the Buchanan Administration:
oMy dear sir, it is idle and child's play to
deny that the masses at the North are opposed
to the institution of Slavery. have purpose
ly mixed with all kinds and classes of the SOW
ereign people, this summer, at the North, with
this main object in view, and l am more than
convinced of the fact. The under current of
public opinion is most decidedly against us,
and that too among good and honest people,
apparently. 1 am yet to meet and hear the
first man at the North-and there are many at
the South who think with them-who does not
oppose the extension of Slavery. Now, sir, ]
consider the extension of Slavery the heart
core, vitality and existence of this Union
late We are to have National Democrat,
Administration for the next four years. We
VIII nave Democratic majority in both Hou.
Ses Oh congress. Now, then, is the time to
settle this Union question forever The Ma
tional Democrats of the. forth hold themselves
friends of the Constitution-friends and adyo-
Gates, therefore, of the Just rights of the
South. Let them then prove this by acts-
They have the power for the next four years :;
let them exercise it boldly and effectually.''
This, then, is the language of the South
she holds that upon the extension of slavery
depends the existence of the Union-the De-
mocracy are its friends-they have the power
and the South asks that they make good
their promises. There's trouble ahead. sure
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ILLINOIS, it appears, has gone for buchanai''
by about. The whole Republican State tichet
is, however, elected by $4,000 majority.
The electoral vote stands now :-Buchanah
ITO, Fremont ia, Fillmore s-California TO
hear from yet.
Buchanan will not come within 200 600 OF
having majority of the popular vote, and it
is probable that he fall short 50u,O0o.
What a Victory
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