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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-11-06

ROSITIyE NOTICE.--The undersigned
4 is compelled to call upon all persons who are
indebted TO himself individually, or to the firms
of L. P. SADLER s. Co., and SADLER, STOWE
& Co., to make immediate settlement. The de-
mands upon him are pressing and must be met
He hopes his friends will promptly respond to this
reasonable request, and save him from the resor-
to unpleasant necessity which is really the ont
ly alternative. l.. P. SADLER.
June l9 o5 II
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LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES.
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE

NHTISHING to remove from the District, offer
w for sale my HOUSE and LOT in Yorkvic,
situated on Main. street, directly opposite "Walk
ers Hotel" The lot fronts g. feet on Main-street,
and contains of an acre. On it is n large and
commodous Dwelling and all necessary outbuild-
ings, with fine garden and splendid WELL of
water The House contains IA rooms, with
large DINING ROOM attached and might be US
ed rs a Boarding House; or portion could be
very easily converted into Store Room, and the
balance used as Dwelling. l will give bar
gain to any one applying soon, as am determin-
ell to sell. W. Is. METTS.
AUG 1S 30 tt
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leatbs.
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D1Ep-Iu this place on the 18th ultimo, VIII
LIAM SYLvANNUS, only child of John S. and
Mariah J. Sadler, aged 19 months
On the Sd instant, RINGOLD, only child of
Samuel E. and Anna c. Moore, aged 4 years and
Q months.
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Yplnensal.

MARR1Ep-In Richland District on the 2lst Of
October, by Rev. W. D. Beverly, MIR. CHARLES
W. RAWLINSCN and Miss NJ. MALINDA, daugh-
ter of John Scott, Esq.
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NTOTICE.-All persons indebted to us as As
IN signee and Agent of the Creditors of A. f.
MCCONNELL, are notified to pay the same on or
before the 18th of November inst, or they will be
sued without respect to persons.
w. D. MILLER, Assignee.
J. NJ ROSS, Agt. ofCreditors.
Nov 6 45 It
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Application will be made to the
~ Legislature of this State NJ the next session,
for leave to open street i'll the town of forkvlie
to lead from Madison street to Liberty street,
through lands of Geo. W. Williams and George
Steele.
Sept ~ tsl
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Commissioners Sale.
GOLD.

William c. Brown, Adm'r. ] Bill for account,
rs Sdle Of Lana,
VIM. Moore & Wife, ct al. DC.
TN obedience to the Decretal Of the Court of E.
Il ouity made in the above case, at June Term,
1856, will expose to public sale at York Court
House on the
1ST MONDAY IN DECEM MBER
next tract of land belonging to Ruth B. saith,
lying on the public road from Iorkvile to Smith $
Ford ON Broad River, containing
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES.
Also, a tract belonging to James Smith. adjoin-
ing the above tract, containing TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES. Plats of the same can be seen at the
Commissioners Office. Gold has been found on
one of said tracts, and it is supposed to exist on
the other Persons who have examined the
SPECIMENS OF GOLD
that have been found, suppose the mines to be val
liable.
nS% The above land will be put up at bid of
S4 per acre, by order of Court.
TERNs-A suficency Of cash to pay the costs
of sale, the balance of the purchase money to be
on q credit of one and two years, with interest
from the day of sale, payable in equal instalments,
purchasers to give bond and good securities and
mortgages of the premises.
JNO. L. MILLER, c. f. Y. D.
Nov (S6N Is 1t
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COUNTRY STORE,

to which they beg the attention of their friends
and customers throughout the Indian Land. Be-
lieving in the motto-"quick sales and short prof
it's" their customers my expect to find bargains
the cheapestto to be had in York District.
W. p. BROACH,
J. J. MILLS.
pen+. The Notes and Accounts Of the old firm
are in the hands of W. P. BROACH; and those
who are indebted to the concern are earnestly re-
quested to call upon him and make settlement.
Oct % AZ
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NIOTICE.-Thc undersigned having purchas-
~ ed the entire stock of BENNETT, LEWIS &
CO., in the JEWELRY BUSINESS, begs leave to
inform the citizens of York, and the public gener-
ally, that he will continue the business at the
stand in the "Adickes Building" heretofore occu-
pied by Bennett, Lewis s. Co. He also bcgs leave
70 inform them that be will return from n. York
in short time, with rich ASSORTMENT of Goods,
which will be sold very low for Cash.
n1~ The working department is furnished With
n fine workman, and all work will be warranted.
E. NJ. KIRKPATRICK.
Nov 6 45 tt
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KINGS MOUNTAIN HOTEL,
SAM'L N. STOWE, Proprietor.
YORKVILLE, S. G.

&yA THE undersigned respectfully an.
fSISEfs3 nounces to the Citizens Of York Dis.
EssiRaa trict and the surrounding country.
.ss9SssA and to the TRAVELLING PUBLIC
generally, that he has purchased the property
known as ''WALKER'S HOTEL" in Iorkvile,
and will conduct the establishment under his own
immediate supervision. The premises will be thor
oughly repaired and renovated; the Rooms furn-
ished and kept in neat and cleanly style; the Ta-
BILE supplied with every luxury the market can be
made to afford and the Stables kept with bounti'
full provender, by careful and experienced Hos
tiers.
A number of the best Rooms will be
kept for the special accommodation of Travellers,
and every care and attention given to their COM
fort and convenience.
nas. Whenever desired, safe CONVEYANCES,
on reasonable terms, will be provided to any
point in the adjacent Country.
Every possible effort will be made to secure for
the "KING'S MOUNTAIN HOTEL" the reputa-
ton of 'the best House in the up-country;" and
the Proprietor trusts, by dligent and unremitting
attention. to deserve and to receive generous
share of the public favor heretofore bestowed OH
this establishment.
E~ The Omnibus will be in readiness to
convey Passengers to and from the Rail Road De-
pot. ;. y. olomE.
Oct 16 a. II
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HOTEL FOR SALE.

RJTHERFORDTON, ". G.
VEHHE SUBSCRIBER having determined to re-
l. move, will expose to public sale on the 18th
of January, 1857, THE VILLAGE HOTEL, for
merly known as Twitty's Hotel This being the
Western terminus of the Wilmington, Charlotte
and Rutherford Rail Road, and the road being
now under contract, will render it n most desira-
BILE place of business. The House is in excellent
repair and order, and within the last three
years improvements have been made upon the lot
to the amount of over
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CARROLL HOUSE.
State Temperance Society.

TEHTIE undersigned. appointed by the State Tenn
i perance Society to organize a District So
ciety for York, respectfully announces to his
fellow citizens that to carry out this purpose n
public meeting will be held in the Court House,
Yorkvile, on Wednesday, the 18th Of November,
at Il o'clock. Several Speakers have hccn selec-
ted, and have consented to address the meeting.
As there are many friends of Temperance who
for various reasons will not consent TO identify
themselves with existing organizations, it is hoped
that this effort will meet with their approval and
that they will promptly lend us their cooperation
in behalf of its success and extended usefulness.
II. \. ROSS.
Oct II tt
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G,OX,S PATENT REFINED SPARK
" LING GELATINE, with which an unrivalled
Chrystaline Jelly can be made in few minutes.
For Sale by L. P. BARNETT s. co.
July II 90 tt
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South CarOlina---York District.

WHEREAS II. c. HARRIS has applied to me
w for Letters of Administration, ON all and
singular the goods and chatels, rights and credits
of \. J. KINIBRELL, late of the District afore
said, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish oil
and singular, the kindred and eeditors of the said
deceased, to be and appear before me, at om next
Ordinary's Court fer the said District to be holden
at York Court House on the 7th day of NOVEM-
Der next to shcw cause, ifany, why the said Ad-
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal, this oath day Of
OCTOBER in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty-six, and i'll the eighteth
year of American Independence.
J. VI. ROSS, o. Y. D.
Oct 80 III IT
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NNANTED.--A gentleman Of some expert
w ence, of indisputabe moral character-a
graduates wanted to take charge Of an impor-
tant Academy for the ensuing year, 1857. For
further particulars. address the
YORKVILLE ENQUIRER.
Oct % AZ ct
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4 DnIINIsTRATOR,S SALE.-Havng

A DNIINISTRATOR'S SALE.-Having
N qualified as Administrator Of JESSE HOL-
LAND, decd, / shall offer for sale to the highest
bidder, at public outcry, at the late residence of
the deceased, on FRIDAY, the l4th Of NONEM-
BER next, on credit of six months, with inter-
est from date, FOURTEEN LIKELY and valua-
bic NEGROES, consisting of boys, women and
children Bond and approved security required.
SAM'L JARRATT, Admir-
Nov 45 2t
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NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will be made at the next session Of the Leg
islature of South Carolina, to re-incorporate
Trustees for the Methodist Episcopal Church in
York District and also to incorporate Trustees for
the same Church "A the village of Yorkville.
Aug 81 tsl
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NNTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO An
w NOuNCE SAMUEL E. MOORE as Can
didate for CLERK of the Court of Common Pleas
for York District. at the ensuing election.
Oct go a.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

ADMINISTRATORS SALE,
AN TUESDAY, the 11th of NOVEMBER next,
" there will be sold at the late residence of
JAMES NJ. SPRATT, deceased, all the personal
and real estate of the said deceased. The prop
crty consists of one tract Of land containing
4O4 ACRES,
more or less; and we'll known as part of the old
''SPRATT PLACE, embracing the buildings and
Improvements of the same. 1t is conveniently sit
uated on the Charlotte and South Carolina Rail-
road, and near Fort Mill Depot. Also, few val
uabe and
LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES.
Horses, Cows, two yoke of fine Young Oxen; an
excellent stock of Hogs, Plantation Tools, Wag-
on, good running Cotton Gin, Corn, Fodder,
Peas, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c. Al
90, 10 Shares of the Capital Stock Of the Char
lotte and S. c. Rail Road
I. D. SPRATT, Admir-.
Sept 1S. 80 ct
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TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.


T WISH to sell, or exchange for other property,
4 my HOUSE AND LOT in Yorkvlle, on Con-
gress Street. at present occupied by Jno. L. Mil
Ter, Esq. The lot contains hrec-fourtbs of an
acre; and on the premises is a
GOOD DWELLING HOUSE
with fine rooms, each having fire place Kitchen
store-housc, smokc-house, barn, stables corn crib,
and new carriage-house, with large garden in
high state of cultivation
Also, the adjoining lot on the same street, con-
tanning three-fourths Of an acre, with house
thereon, and ......
A FINE ORCHARD
of peaches, apples, chcrrys and plumbs.
Also, one other House and Lot, on Madison
Street, whercon Theodore Parish now lives, meas
uring one hundred feet in front, with considerable
back ground.
If the above lots are not disposed of before the
o5th day Of December next, they will be offered
for rent. s. SADLER.
Oct % 43 If
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ENCOURAGE THIS KNOCKING

- CHARLOTTE, N. G.
vINHE undersigned begs leave to return his
Il thanks to those who favored him with call
during the last year, and he respectfully informs
the public that he has removed to the Shop lately
occupied by Messrs. George 4 Whisnant, adjoin-
ing Mr.. J. Rudisills Planning Mills, where he is
prepared to executed allwork in his line, as cheap
and good as can be done in the State.
TURNING. CUTTING SCREWS, REPAIR
ING BOILERS and ENGINES Of alt des-
cripHons making and repairing MILL
SPINDLES, WOOD PLAIN, ''-
ERS, PLOUGHS, IRON ~ 81.
INC WAGONS, and In = ''.,4-r.
HORsE-sHOEING, SC,
Twill compare work with any one for neatness,
wear and dispatch. Interfering shoes 81 lbs; COM
mon do. 81; cast steel toes or plates 50.
neap have also erected an Air Furnace for
melting Brass, which answers finely Thepublic
can get Brass and Composition Castings by calling
at the above establishment and furnishing pat
terms. Also Brassmelted over Mt reduced price,
with neatness and despatch. - .ls2
B@ Old Copper and Brass Wanted. :E-r
.- s. J. PERRY.
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Dissolution of COpartnerShip.
New Goods at Rock Hill

A. ". BROACH having retired from the Co.
W. partnership, the undersigned will hercaf-
ter conduct the business ut their old stand at Rock
Iiill under the firm Of W. ?. BROACH & CO.
They arc now opening their stock Of FALL AND
WINTER GOODS, which embraces every article
helouopr m n rn,nnlp nl w. -furni shcd
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U1HE DALLAS HOTEL FOR SALE

VEN9E u DALLAS HUI Ell FUN SNhE
Il OR RENT.-The subscriber offers to sell or
rent the "Dalias Hotel" generally known as Pc
grams Hotel. Possession will be given about the
1st of February, 1857. Persons desiring to pur-
chase would do well to call early and examine the
premises. ANDREW HOlL.
Dallas, c., Nov. 6, 1856. 45 If
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$5,OOO,

including splendid Brick Stable, large and COM
modious, not surpassed by any in the Western
part of the State. The outbuildings are also in
good repair. Other property will also he sold on
that day and days following.
The House will be sold on credit of twelve
months, purchaser giving note and approved Sc
curity. Persons desirous of purchasing would DO
we'll to call and examine the property.
SAMUEL WILKINS.
Oct Is AZ Jm
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IHvHE FRIENDS OF THOMAS S.
Il PAGAN, Esq, respectfully announce him as
Candidate for SHERIFF of York District, at the
ensuing election.
Oct 23 AZ If
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-21

The Knoxville Wing, one Of the ab'est and
most jealous American papers publ he'd in the
country, speaking of Gov. Jenes' opposition to
Mr.. Fillmore, throws the following light upon
the subject, which may serve as key to the
movements Of that gentleman:
But Gov. Jones cannot excuse the matter OF
his opposition TO Fillmore upon the grounds he
rests the case-the true secret Of the matter must
come to light that the old Wings and all Others
may appreciate his motives. Last fall az the Fair
in jackson, in Andrew Guthrie's house, and at his
bedside, on being inquired of as TO his future
course, the Governor became very much excited,
and promptly asserted, that If the Americans nom.
mated FILLMORE. that he should 60 against Kim.
"a because, Fiiimo 6 in his dppoin9,ent Of otf-
eers~tn 1ennesse,, did not consult HIN dRt az any
cas- appointed his p,rsonat e,lesniesf And II Gov
Jones wants TO make a second issue veracify
with the Editor of this paper, let him deny this
charge, over his proper signature We once had
IN issue OF this sort, and he came off second best
Let hin, again pitch in, and he may stand chance
TO win ~
Here we have an exploration OF the cause of
Gov. Jones preference Of Gen. Scott to Mr..
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Exciting Scene in the senate.


Mr.. Sumner, Of Massachusetts, concluded his
speech on the Kansas question yesterday. Hewa
exceedingly personal in portion Of his remarks
especially towards Senators Douglas, Mason, and
Butler---the latter being absent.
When Mr.. Sumner had conclrded. Mr.. Cass said
that he had listened to his speech with equal regret
and su prise. He regarded it as The most un-
American and unpatriotic speech that he had eve,
heard upon this floor, and lie hoped he might
never hear such another, here or elsewhere.
Mr.. Douglas also re.orted upon Mr.. sumner with
great severity.
Mr.. Mason sad that the necessities Of the politi
cal r. lations of Southern Senator'S in obedience To-
the forms Of government, brought them into asso.
Citations in this chamber which would be dishonor-
able elsewhere. They bear il in obedience to the
Constitution, the trust of which they have under
taken to perform. He was particularly severe on
Mr.. Sumner, and accused him OF Justification re-
garding Southern institutions
Mr. Sumner repli d to Messrs. Cass, Mason, and
Douglas, and especially severe towards tn,
latter, likenpg him to a certain nameless animal
which emitted noome odor. He wanted Mr..
Douglas to mark this.
Mr. Douglas said he should pot follow Mr.. Sum-
ner's example in that respect
Mr. Mason said he thought Mr.. Sumner was non
compos ntntis
The Union of this morning is especially severe
upon Mr. Sumner who was elected to the Senate
by the votes Of the Democratic party, in opposition
TO Robert G. Winthrop. His election was claimed
at the time rs great Democratic victors, by jour.
nails now prominent in their support Of the pres
emit administration.
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sound Doctrine.

The following, says the New Orleans Crescent,
is an extract from letter received by US few
days since, written by one of the most intelligent
and respectable planters Of Rapides parish. II
speaks for ITSELF and does not require even brief
introduction. Therefore, we have othing to say
further than point it ont to our readers as worthy
of consideration:
"The nomination of Fillmore win have one pow
erful effect throughout the country and that Ia the
bringing to his standard the mighty mass of old
Wings, who either denounced the American party,
we're lukewsrm to the cause, or stood lockers on
in Vienna, at the upheaving Of the great political
ocean You are aware that never was a Fillmore
man. but ere his administration ended was Fore
I'd from political honesty, to say, well done good
and faithful servant, for assure you that we occa-
sionally find such thing as political honesty
The antecedsnts of Willard Fillmore did not like
particularly his action in regard to the celebrated
Anterior resolutions; but knowing him now to be
national man, shall not only vote for him freely
but shall advocate, with my usual zeal, his eleva
ton TO the Presidency. Stakeholder az | am,
must confas 10 you freely that there are but three
men In the North who could have got my support
viz: Daniel s. Dickinson, ]. N. Clayton, and Mil
ern paty--yciept the Fire-Eaters, but not Dsunion
ists--many CT whom believing, however, that Anne
ricsns should rule America, and that the American
party is national are doing, and intend to do
good service in the great political struggle tf s56
If Calhoun were living to-day, he would be men,
Der Of the American party!"
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de OF Tweutys scond street. from strsst north 70
Penn sylyana avenues" which was read three times
a i'd pissed.
Ths Chair laid before the d ard Communication
from the Mayor, asking apprupr atops " enable him
carry on the act pprOved sth February, 500, en-
titl.d Sn act providing for the removal Of sops,
off,, a.; which was RIA and referred 70 tbs Com
mitee uu nance.
Mr. Hons on, from the Commi tee On tiuance ~
ported bill enutlsd /" n act making appropriations
10 plv for the removal Of slups. ons Ac" which was
rsa three times d passed
Mr. B,y!y, on | av Introduced = bill entitled An
act f,r wing flag Il tway Thirteenth-sad a.
Il strsrt-n h. Secoud Ward" which was read
three times and passed
Ali III B,ard adj ,urned until tomorrow after,
NJ n at 4 o'clock.
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THIRTY-FOURTu CONGRESS,
FIRST sEasIoN.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TUESDAY, May 90, 1855.
Alter our report closed Yesterday

Alter our report closed yesterday
Mr.. LETCHER appealed from the decision Of
the Chair, on the question whether the motion tn
reconsider the vote on the Wisconsin Railroad bill
was drbateable, the previous question being sec.
ondcd
And the question being taken, /" Shall the decia-
ion of tho Chair stand as the Judgment Of the
House 2" IL was decided in the affirmative Yeas
81, navs 3s.
So the decision Of the Chair was sustained
On motion Of Mr. BENNEpT of New York the
motion to reconsider was laid upon the table
Yeas 80, nays 81.
The question recurring on seconding the de-
mand for the previous question, il put, and no
quorom voted.
Whereupon, on motion Of Mr.. JONES, of Ten.
nesaec, call Of the House was ordered
The roll was accordingly called, when, a ono
rum having appeared, all further proceedings were
dispensed with
And then the House adjourned.
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tlllmore In 1907. Gov. Jones, as VIII De re.
membered, was at that time = devoted iolow.r
Of the Seward faction, by whom he had been
promised the important position Of tail TO Gen.
SCOTS kite, or in other words, the Vice Presi
dency. Thy cheated him in ihi, respect, ar
they also did Mr. Stanly, Of N. G., and Mr..
Ballard Preston, of Va; and after the drfea,
Of Scott, Gov. Jones became very suddenly .
tremendous hre-eater.
Mr.. Toombs, himself was surpassed by him
in his exceeding devotion to Southern rights. !
When John Bell steadily battled in the Senate
for the preservation Of the Missouri Compro-
mise, James G. Jones, struck hands with
Franklin Pierce, Stephen A. Douglas, and An.
gustus Cesar Dodge, to effect its violation.
And now he objects to nv. Fillmore, just a,
Seward, and Webb, and DR.. Bailey, of tn,
Era, and Garrison, and Wendell Phillips, and
Theodore Parker object to him, and for tn,
same reason He refused, when President, to
appoint their friends to Office, as Jones say
he refused to appoint his friends. And here
let US remark, by way of parenthesis, that u
Jones's friends were not more reliable thar
himself Mr. Fillmore gave a strong proof o
his sagacity and patriotism by refusing them
appointments.
We take this occasion to repeat a statement
made in this paper not many days ago--that
nearly every prominent Wing who opposes the
election Of Mr.. Fillmore is infu need by pre-
cisely the same motive which Gov. Jones avows
10 be his reason for opposing nina PERSONA
grievance, with which the people have not tn,
slightest concern. Their opposition to him
proceeds from personal hostility alone and
from no less UNIV orthy motives.
When Mr.. Fillmore was, by an act Of Prov
lence, called to discharge the duties of tn,
Presidential Office, he had but little patronag'
at his disposal. General Taylor had filled near
ly all the offices in the country with his owl
friends, some of whom at the North somewhat
marvellously happened to be opposed to TIL
Compromise measures. A few of the most Oh
noxious Of these men Mr.. Fillmore removed
from Office in New York. But in the main h
lid not disturb the appointments Of his prede.
cessor; although, in the opinion of many Of
his warmest friends, he would have been justi-
fed had he made general removal Throughout
the Northern States. Had he done this, h,
would undoubtedly have secured the nonina-
ton in 1852, as he was well aware. But h,
preferred to adopt amore magnanimous course.
which we regret to say, was never reciprocated
by those who profted by it. And it is thes'
very men--now chiefly enlisted in the Repub
lican ranks, who are the most clamorous ane
vir dictive opponents. of Mr.. Fillmore. But
like other vipers, they bite flea file Of good
American steel, and tempered to that degre,
of hardness that all their malignity, intens
and active as it Is known to be, will not b,
able to- prevail against H. Hr