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VSe2eEe a. pE2eCGy9o.

E soussigne offrira a vendre en- vente
= publique, au plus haut ct dernier en-
cherisseur, a la derniere residence de Stanis-
las Garrigues, decide, dams la vile des Ope-
lousas, lie Me7creda, 6 Aottt proclaim, 1856,
un Negre nomme DENIS, age d'environ As
a 46 ans, ct une Negresse nominee ELIZA
BETH, agee d'environ 22 ans
Les conditions seropt annoncees le jour de
10 vente, ct les actes de vente aux frais des
acquereurs. U. GABEREL,
E2ec0nteMr.
Opelousas, II Juliet, 1856.
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CREVAL GPAVR-

<sAS IL s'est echapp4, pres des
Opeioasas. il y environ uD
mois, un Cheyal American, con.
a1aA. leur alezane, age d'environ 5
ans, ayant le erin tres court, sans maroues
le sabot du pied gauche de devant plus court
que celui du droit, ayant une pettite taChs
blanche fepaule gauche, pres d'oa passe Ia
cne reeompense honnete sera accordee a
la pessonne qui me 10 ramenera,
JOSEPH BALQUTE,
Prairie Laurent, 5 5Juille. 1856.
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GRANDE AssEMBLEE
DE RATIFICATION EFT

aI - L2 LB G@ ca y "a 9
Une assemble en- masse de Ia Democratic
de la Paroisse st. Landry ct des Paroisses
Voisines. aura lieu le l5me jour t1e Juitlet
prochatB. d Ia Maison de Cour, dams l. vile
des Opeiousas, dams le but de RATHER Ia nomi-
nation de JanEs BUcHaNaN, de Ia Pennsyl-
vsnie, ct eelle dc JoHN c. BREcxENREpaE,
du Kentucky, CONNIE caudidats la PrGsi-
dence ct Ia Vice. -Preaidence des Etats Unis;
apres quoi il sera sergi, sur Ia rive droitc du
Bayou lesson, un splendide repas e. barbe-
cue, auqael tout lc monde est invite d assis-
ser.et specialrment lesdames de cette. Paroisse
ct celles des Paroisses yoisiues.
Divers diseours seront prononces, en-
anglais etsn franeais, par des oratetlrs dis
tingues. II t
Democrates, eveillez-yoUs Rallicz-vous
au signal, l'eteadard de Buck & BaEeK! :!
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LES SouRcss.--On nous prize dannoncer
que les points qui eGlieat avari6s, sur Ia route
des Sources de Bel Cheney ct dc Beaver
Greek, ont ete remis en- bon etat de service,
ct que le public peat nlaintenant comptcr sur
des chemins faciles ct dcs points sars
Nous apprenons que les visitears COM
mencent arriver assez rapidemeut . Bell
Cheney. Une persopne de notre connaissance,
qui en- est revenue cette semaine, nous fait
beaucoup a 'eloges de Ia maniere que Get eta
blissement est dirige. II fallu beaucOup
de travail pour renettre le tout en- etat ct
l'on fencontre maintenant d Bell-Cheney,
nn etablissement tres bien tenu, ct des direc-
teurs qui n'epargneat rien pour meriter Fem
couragement du public ct pour aire faire un
sejour Agreeable sux risiteurs.
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NOS AGENTS.

Les personnes suivantes sont autorisees collector
ct recevoir des subscriptions ct avis pour lie Cous-
Tier des 0pelonsas dens leurs villages respeetifs
AUGUsTE MARAIsT, st. MartinVille, lie.
ARTHUR BULLIARD, Pont Breaux, lie.
A. MILPsPAUGH, Washington lie.
xE y. COcHRAHE, Marksville Le >,
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~ W TT -

7 e soussigne ayant etc nomme agent de
- Monsieur ct de Madame Stanislas Ere
mont, previent ceux qui peuvent leur devoir
de venir regler sans dela avec le soussigne,
q son Bureau, dams la vile des Opelousas,
autrement des poursuites seront Institutes
eontre eux. III. L. GARLAND.
Opelousas, 12 Juliet, lS56,-32-5f.
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Dtrectenoeset de Paris.
ufsg JHKOg0siae q BOas .gRNaechS.

II e viens de deballer treise var5etes dob
O. Jets de toilette ainsi qu'une collection
variee de FIeurs Artsfcielles plus encore
nm assortment de nsateriaux d F2eurs
Arti6cielles, DC.
Les danes sont invites venir les yoir,
attendu qu'i ny pas de peine les mon.
trer. T.. l.. NIMMO,
apEacoignure Patin
OpeloHsas, IL Juliet, 1856.
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Opelousas, II Juliet, 1856.
LOge H.. c.. No. l9.

NJ. H.. L.. T. f..
IT NE tenue regulere de cette r.. Loge
~ aura lieu aujourd'hui - Juliet cou-
rant q heures de papres-midi. Les freres e.
trangers sont invites d'assister la seance
Par mandement du w.. M.
JOHN F. MORROGH, Secrstaire.
Opelousas, IL Juliet, 1856.
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Vente q l'Encan,

M E soussigne vendra, par Ia vote diva
- riste Debaillon, encanteur, a Washing
ton, lie Is Aout, 1856, les prophecies SUI
vantes, savoir:
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7stat DC la AOttla(a1re.

Opelousas, IL Juliet, 1856.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-15

with the assurance beforehand that all laws for tho
protection Of his property bad been, or should be,
repealeds Would any man not a fool incur the
fearful risk
II is useless to say, rs has been said by way Of
justification, that these Kansas laws were nhuman
and barbarous This, take it, would be said Of
any law, no matter what by Northern Abolitionists
which even looked to a recognition Of slaves as pro-
Perty. And Of cousse in their view all laws for the
protection of slavery would be regarded as obnoxi-
Gus, and hey would be to clamor for their re-
peal. But to heed such clsmor would be merely to
give up Kansas and all the other territories to the
exclusive control and enjoyment Of the North.
The criticisms of the Mercury, therefore, upon
Douglas Specification Bill are just and proper
Andits denunciaton of the faithlessness, duplicty
and hypocrisy Of the Democratic leaders and politi
clans, in thus playing into the hands of the Aboli
tonsts, and rendering them all the said and com
fort" in their power, while deceiving and quilting,
and cheating the South with the delusve cry Of
mon Intervention" and popular sovereignty" are
no less timely and well deserved. We invite the at
tention Of the Southern people to this matter and
invoke them to consider the device resorted to by
their professed Democratic friends exclude slavery
from Kansas and put that territory in full, com
plete and permanent possession Of the Aboltionsts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-15
Great Hxcitemeut-Pnspect Of Libel Suit.

An article in the Richmond Enquirer Of Saturday
throws both town and country iuto state OF the wdes,
confusion and excitement. We told in the
CRY and indignant that there Fremont tickle,
in Virginia and that the gentlemen" whose have
been published composing that ticket 'siH doubt r-
dennify themselves for the ijury" by suit for i6el
against the orginators and crcutors Of the dsmning
charge. ANGELS and ministers Of grace, defend usl"
What is this world coming to In all creation to be
sued only part Of i In 6t Of alarm, declare
upon honor that Innocent To be sure. pub
hsbed the ticket But where did get it froms Why
faith took from the columns Of and los-
al Democratic paper be found in the land So
libel suit Is be brought against any body by the
Virginia Fremontcrs adnonish ANDY, and Charley
and Jack and Bob aud Job, and Bell and Jim, and Ike
and job and Hiram, and Absaom to have the process
served upon the Norfolk Argus That's the paper We
took the story from.
But is il a fabrcatous We can't believe t. These
Thirteen Immortals" al voted last winter against the bill
for the protection Of the slave property Of the States
They all good Deoerdts boot, And yet do you tell
us they any too good to electors an
Abolition tickets We don't believe it. We believe the
ticket put forth is genuine ticket And, what is more
we believe 1t is going to get great many Democratic
votes We breathe ireer. We have hopes nos, through
this ticket abstracng from Buchanan twenty thou.
sand Democratic vo,es-we have hopes now We saw OF
carrying the State for Fillmore. HuzIs for the prospect
ahead
But Why th. talk about 'irjury' being done a map
because he NAV be mentioned a Fremont elsctory-
Why shouldn't a Fillmore elector suffer just the
"injury- For haven't you said that Fillmore Just
vile an Abolitiouist Fremont, And il 'ipures
be Fremont elecior. ought it not to damn him.
also to be Fillmore electors Out OF breath, pause
for a reply.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-15
The Boasting Democracy.

The result of the election in Maine appears
have opened wide the eyes of the Southern Democracy
They the hand writing the wall and they
equenty shaky in the knees and faint at heart Their
loud boastings have all turned louder
The Columbia Is. Cl Times, Democratic organ after al
udng the great Democratic rout in Maine pctinenty
asks
What becomes Of the silly boast Of the organs and
leaders of the Democracy that every State in the North
only Vermont and Massachusetts, would for Bu-
chansn aud Breckenridge, IL Is fast turning out to be
braggart assumption-all gas. Not only has the
Black Republican majority in Vermont largely increased
but has sweed its numbers in Iowa and Maine and New
Hampshr. The results in these States will have their
effects in other States in which elections yet be
held, aud feel that the opinion, which long
ago and oittmes promulged will be conrned the
ette viz that the whole North and all parties in the
North fast becoming wholly Abolitionized"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-15
csrr,.pe..i.re, Of "A. RAia.

toffe*pofsorncc ~ for WhtQ.
THE MAINE ELECrlON-DOwNrALLO OF THE BU.
GILMAN PARTY IN rHE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF Mr.. flLLMoRE-HIS FRIENDS VERY SAN
GUINE-TnE DUTY OF TIE soUrH-A FEW
WORDS OF ADVICE FROM A N0RrHERNER.
BusrALo. N. T., Sept s. 1885.
Ny Dear Sir.-According to my prediction Maine that
old stronghold OF Democracy, has gone Cor the Republ
by 10000 majority. The Buchanan party Ina.
r-ceved the most thorough, overwhelming defeat ever
sustained BY party any State Who has not beard
the loud Dragging OF the Democracy good old Mane
US to Maine But they destined to be beaten a.
the result Of that election shsws and hope exists
that the result will be any different In November. The
tact the majority tor fre@ont in tha. State viii doubt
less double the present majority. ~
II thus appears that the evidences of the certain doom
which the Buchanan party TO meet in the coming cleo
friends getting beat isto eir Head, thar thsy ea..
not and wiH NOT curry not oseNorfher~ STATE
The ruin certain and inevitable, Of the Democratic
| party Is plain the noou.dsy
You have heard Il said that NJ Buchanan could carry
enough Northern States elect him. Al the North We
told that Mr. Buchanan viii carry the whole South
without exception while the facts that neither Of
| these statements are correct
Certain it is and enough has already transpired to
prove beyond shadow Of Doubt that the down. Of the
great Democratic party In the North Is complete.
During the last thirty days has been going on
in the State Of New York by the Democrats foe par.
pose Of accrainng how they stand, and |, is we tnown
by the leaders Of that party In this State that they have
| lost fifty thousand votes since last fall
Men OF the South have called in question the statements
Of intelligent Noherusrs Who declared that the Demo
cracy would not get Northern State But where Is
their skeptcism nowr All, gentlemen the Democracy
a withered treedead-quits dead-.nd its branches
fahng-ang with q crash that resoonds from one end
OF tins Union 10 the other statements made IN the
richmond hig are sesnea Ana as told you before,
Tell you sg"n-nh puSnsnan wiz no' get one electoral
vote Oh the i.o IN 'ne Nvs'"etn states.
nnos nov s"ous - t"e W paw" me"
VINO nave ue'o'e v'e 'e'n,e VI se,'ee 70 'ne Prin
e'p'es ., any pS, s, w. .A! asa "a
us'ASvy w" Wv Wa 80. na pay nu'
we =" Sor -. sa, vvhiS'o. nsn, ' y ue's' 'o1s
CT 70 'siA soou' !" Us y. - n, ~,
IN 'ns S w r . uusse 10y oe'~sen nj NJ, l n
oee a"u M ~ @ on,' o ~ ar soee s.e nu
s an Ps y. W n,.,sos nou' parry
a aoo ', .e sa aoo " '''''A'' '-"ss NUN w.
' tn " 81, b.-r.,,h. ,,,,v .J..,.,J ,...;. . A..
-. ne o os ~ R.nnhTcsn n.., ~. rz,I4a.s '"e
W.. =. -, s"I hdsr,: .,,..n 81 ,sn
$3.50, W.. " r;ilnnrs s,,. 49, " VIZ spu !. S
t .i - r. na,,a..s,,. tn p,,, \, = . 70
~ 81 ~ N rSnssa =. 80. -. % nv W.
p ~ ~; "a nhio Il ,s.;hl =; 49,; '. W." h,
- ,h,a, GO ,.,,ioi.N ,e " rsny "...
=, ~ ,t, Ca, ,S .s.:u M. i ,n e'e n, NJ
r;I,mors iii rsr,sinI, cary Nsw Yort M s;nd a..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-15
Won't Stand Squatter Sovereignty.

The Augusta GAL Chronicle aud Sentinel abiding
the zeal and enthusiasm manifested by the friends OF Fill
in that State and throughout the South speaks thus
ehecringly of the prospect:
There is no installing the signs of the tines The
people OF the South won't stand Squatter Sovereignty
they have been thoroughly taught bv all parties to
gard advocate Of Squatter Sovereignty "rdtor 20
the South" that they will not support Buchanan The
handwriting is the WALL and the des OF November will
make it apparent the most imperfect vision The enthu
sssm OF gallant people be aroused in behalf Of
man, whose whole political lite has boon continued
trimming and intriguing for place with such variations in the
the magnet Of the spos dictated The South
never till she has become debased and demorszed in
pursuit for the public plumber rally around the standard
man Who for near forty years has made upon her
in-titutions
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-15

TAXES OF BosroS.-0n Monday the Board Of Asses-
fixed upon IS per thousand the OF taxation in
Boston for the year The data upon which this
rate is based ollows:-AmOunt OF real estate
574 800; personal estate $lO5 500; total SPAS 72
100 At $40 per cent this gives result of 81 9se 76s,-
So. Polls ~. s55, at $l.5O yields $49,2s2 so Total
s2O39O5l Amount of taxation TO be raised by the
rant, 81 9sl 600 Excess warrant s5s05l. This
excess is somewhat less than the proportion usually
allowed % cover abatemenls. losses. &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-15

the President Of the United stsss The opponents Of
Buchanan and Il Is believed many of his pressat supper
er would prefer this resul but Il IA unulse 10 rest upon
such uncertainty, when the people themselves can
bring about and certain resalt which would produce
thrill OF joy throughout the land giving relief TO many
ue,red spiritan harbnger OF peace distract
ed country.
Let Fillmore thcn the Presidential Chair With
the united vccs o the North and Of the South His
would qaench the 6endsh spirit Of natcism which
Buchsnans would kndle afrcsh. IL would ensure oue,
and peace, and promise psrmanenee to the Union.
September y. POWHATAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-15

an men waited upon the Fillmore committee and asked
the privilege Of sharing the expense Of the flag The Fill
received the proposition coldy. bat when the
others said. THAT IA a snios fsg, have Of
own desire take stock the only banner that
the traitor flag Of the sixteen 20
with you Tor Fillmore against Fremont" they mos,
cordially received and allowed pay one-hal the expense
Might tho Buchanan Of the South learn some
thing from this incident ifthey only would-
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cot and Kerry. and small ssslSoshoss
Nm ~, u.. 49,, ,.
Rossnsh.a eosa,y iisy 10 as,y hs year whsss
::s ss.: ..::, ..s:
apple. 70 az. hundred sss. ss s..
sadly d..pPolnss the c.' me yl.la q i h,er.
s.. n.ap.Als |. i.s.sa .lih sspsad,asy.
pesa.l!X sssa q. az iced,
nsy dry Win The armers IN ceiling
s.s.S 700 hard =, = p.ssss y. DAY:
At soo rsrenAsl--S'"s"'o" As-sr, III III
AUCTION SALE ALI =! AD ,,n. N rHr VINO.
s.ps h-r.ssss s.l. q ees Ssl.y q u. s..n Tavern
700. Brad s.ssss hosD Reps ~ en-, y ma Guy, ossss
.,.S osissI, -. -.
and Moan. so y 20: !. A. :: y
ess q land sgs situated nlss se.
ass ss u. s"''
se u.s. 2, sss .srs. In Ps.h.'.s sssn called
sss acre. =. a.
'os a.. :, sad pspo,, =. " NJ Term. liberal
as :..... n PIsss e.sss sesn,y s.lss s.r
hs above SO .sss; saeh.r adjoining tract q scotland u
'l;.ssa ass. ~, Win lag. d..lns
% r. .s q o .S,s Green springs In
dsys part O CarIr. tract IN iisnovsr mile.
nor d ia :. s no .s and ~, mile, s. the
OF Ia -ftr sy. Pond, srss s s, 90 ~ ~ . Ia s,
sosnty wing on jaime. river ~ " ~ W ~ s' u" 's'''n
llh me estate known a. Bottoms. living ou tt.,n
esr 'er in MS@,os county, sSn,s1GE M This
s,l,-r.tres' ale Of asu srrr of land n..,
brick yelling ETC. No h, sod NJ N. onr, Na..
Without reserve Also .,os house ocupIrd by ca,so ess
Mrsdo. i,, farm In parhs. ~ .oanss ca.,.
t " ad on I'M. nr.,. al 10 ocosi 49, ' NV "'
sam. d.y-s tract OF t5o asr,. ao wood i.nd,in .,ov., .
IT, nom Beaver DEPOT Win good brci house etc
"A harm Of 6D1 eleaed) county
Orange O. H. and ale v.tslx
mean While See sdvr - - ''-~"
a ther,on
= rooms, = Nevtown, K q equity
Aso-Commoners % Of land In Louisa county
Boxby.
county, containing Sss scres 10 he ,old
uules prryousy disposed Of n s.
Of Of In Madison co.
4 miles rom no O. n.
Of Cos acres In Cumberland and
couuties living ON M, ,.uh frk Of De-, T.rm
liberal
lth-A Of And) Louisa CO
mi front the O n 90 IIarrson's ervek
county viz one Of qos Acres.
another acres
Ia neisborhocd with mill site 4c another
well tibered, and the railroad
22d-A OF 1so aere- $50 cleared Bel
mont" In Nelson lies within ~ miles Of the
liberal
Nor 6hAt Wallace Creek plantation, county,
reserve, negroes crops etc aud
$1,000 lbs Of pork
Tth-At KanAwha c. H., the dams,
Navigation Company. .I|HTIE
Dec aTthA plantation containing
hsmA-
stscuI,xnrx
boot. .uetop
=
PRIVATE OFFERINGS or RIAL TsrArH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-15

49, Sir James CLARK, Physician Queen Victoria
Of the most learned aud skfu Of the his Treatise
Consumption sAyrhai Pulmony Consumption admits Of
no longer matter Of doubt has been clearly
the researches Of Jaennec and other modern
The durable Aitestei by such
unimpeachabe authority should Inspire hope
courage Ia the heart OF every sufferer from this disease.
The remedy uhch offer has curcl thousands WtSTARs
BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY only from regular
physician but has been we'll tested all the complaints which
IL recommended.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper.
AL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-15

Lane New York and No. 2t Strand London and all druggists
@-aDknGafsTs oY ciscrSNifie-ws, he aoaer,Isn.s,
@ a. 'S family aS f s"s Sea P ys.
rs n "s We no s'% sI "n s s e s,y to
We o. GREAT sSRr s6 P ygsTUS " article
l. Iodssd rs never ..s" an srsIs o. Ms; dvd
lSa sa l' ss PESssa y r. se s. of " "
5ae COL coiii. lpi z S3SSs' WI as sGsDo''
81 F'''% S.., y,..,z, p sso7ii g. Sifs'
m I s, became your agent .os feeling los., IN
hs happy eae, had many person, The
S., ' Sac "a; y = 'i,.@ s @s; s.,s so,,sd
ed 70 - s Time d. esss came under nay Os.svaos The
pose :.s Tor . . Is recomms9dss ,rcu
VHls. 5sSw msNgsS on yos
sre su,hors 81 ysluabs fsrm on Jaes River miles below
sSSs Of . 80 are sssT aas IL R .ss oS %
10 bushels bushels per scre Tbs land vii podae
IS IS S Of s.l ana icon 20 ~ SIs o. sSrn
seeerdoF to The season slev clover finely The sood lard
Sar parcel Doe Ss. timber TIE bSSd"S sop.: ss
s Constructed shed sod stationary
ssesa, house other necessary house,. There
s'sss yaa There seoS ILua
any on ne ver There temporary wharf on me river
sassT. vsy g 70, ~ ~. 81 s rl.e
eursa by a trust deed. Apply TO oo,.,.,. .........
lyon HENr.-A MOST DESIRABLE AND CENTRAL a
- PRIVATE DWELLIN0-The nearly new aaiy resi. M
dencr bal Of brick, The Of i2b Marsha
wi BE- rented Tor ysars.
1T, s main S"los b: sT roo%s besides number o. s,.
furnished kitchen has four ROOMS
basement wood and coal and covered
With
readencs complete IN al s and
centrally iocad In 20 excellent neborhood rarely offered
ior rent Appb Al once 70 Thos ", Reese, or p
PHfCE, DAYLY a wATKINs
~ The premises supplied .urniture any
porton o. Which avan himself very price
Possession immediately srIS-u
EEuuAN MATCHES, the bes, In use, free from sui
- pur and ~ other unpeasant suhsnces, Tor sale
ties 20 suit purchasers, a. bAIDLEY a ROBINsONB
selo Nes Drug s,ore, tih snd FRANKLIN sts.
HBEHtuWEHy AND COsu ETfCs.-A great Va
deU % Ne choicest qualities, Tor s.le a.
LAfDLEY a HOnINsONH
seb Nes Drug Store, tth ard Frsnkin
INDIA CURRY POWDEa.-Pars arousd .nd On
soun spices, selected especially f family
tnrilsh ffarlc tc.. &C f1r sale
sei5 iss ~ W cor. of wsir and ION ~.
- BrttArOAs, large sis- tooth. for putting sheat
~ ior sais@ seio Wh PALMER, son CO.
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,.,yo. > ,.,cvF I'LL ~ GOODs;

rUsuos PRICE 90 srs 10 rsees q t usual large s'Oct
% Ysn Goods, consisting IN part o. "
french Merinos, rich Ptaifs
Mouselaines, IN great vsriety rih and ent Robes
Clnaks md Mauten, N vslvst and cloth
french Lsces and Emhroideries French pannels, &c,
foFsthrf Nth . lsrge Of Family 0oods
Atso, Markets, serngs and Negro Cothine
they or TO their CITY and country friends The market
prices
Aisn ihey waud cs es 10 ot ~ aseto. sooa,
sens ting o. sts NvTinos Roharnc Fanne &c which vii
- cold lover than The usual prices. ala
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-15

"If party thus reckless Of eonSsgHsees thus islDind
fuI Of hehgh and solemn obligations of pdrtisans1a
sLaH Be continued IN pOseT, pdt immunity ciH the most
sacTed Institutions Of goDerJUneiR The most vaIief aHd
cherished safeguards Of society," ind from their ruthless
rights, domestic affairs our household gods fund Sc.
curty from the foul demon-lke spirit Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
aud mobocpcy that pervades the serred ranks OF Loco
OcOism? No air, there is nothing pure sacred a.
10 be able sueeesdty TO reJHke tie madness of such
spirit or defyhs malice or euDidty. ] carn you Dy
eotyneH 10 pause sosaHiy before you give your conf
de"ce support 90 such party 9th such prineD pies ana
practices BE deceived with the syren song of de
mocracy-saying all WE'LL ay not the aattering JUNCTION
20 your souls il this party he continued in power ere
another fourth Of century shall have made up record
you your children when flied With vain aud fruit
less regrets nd your only comfort in nady huggng IN,
iron letters that bind you to hopeless destiny May the
God of Washington and Liberty this once happy pco
pie from fate so ieariu.-Brtraet from speeeh made a
Lebanon The 7h Of Sept. 1874.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-15

FATaL MisTAKE--A few DAYS ago a man and his child
died IN Mount Vernon Wcstchcster County ~ Y and the
wife sud mother now lie dangerousy ~. fom the enects
OF eating toadstOOls n mistake for mushrooms
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-15

FILLMORE "a GoD sESD"-ln July, 1852 Stephen
Douglas made speech in Richmond ia which he used II.
following language:
"WsFoi-aye, all Of "Jeei-TuA1 FILLMoRE WAS a
GoDsESD II the calming of tie pafeys ,sLet
The ship ea' sinkingiH The tempesL"
In 1852, (says the Culpeper 0bserver,) Stephen A.
Douglas ie-aye, the whole conservative people felt
'tbat Fillmore REAL GOD-SENDr-thAt his ma
tona and patriotic administration coming az il did when
the country was cohvulsed 10y sectional excitement and
the Union was lettering under the aggressons Of wild
and reckless ianacsm, under these circumstances hi. al.
ninstraon "a real God send" Tor 1T aoasts calm.
ing Of me 'ateTs MIN The ship ~ds sinking IN he tenn
pest"
Aud now the storm il raging again. the mad spirit Of
scctionaism which hal been queled by Mr. Fillmore IL
again aroused IN ia ungovernabe fury and the ship OF
State is again sinking in the tempest To whom
can look in this hour Of peril with 90 much
confidence, with so and stesdas hope Of deliver.
ance, Mafd Flmoreg Tic has tried in lust such
an emergency, and the praises Of his political
friends and foes tell that his strong arm and bold heart
equal 10 the dangers that then threatened the coun
try-that his coming At time pregnant with peril "o1,
real GofseHd eaiai,g ne troubled safers" speaking
peace the wind and Of sectional strife and rescn
ing from ruin she chip that mas sinking in the fsnpes"