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APPROPRIATIONS FRIZE
IsO0O priass GmounIinE OOV
Whols Tickets, $40; Halves e5; Quarters e2.Se

1000 prisss amounting Ets...............e900 10. 0Oo
Whols Tickets, $40; Halves e6; Quarters e2.Se
PLAN or THE LOTTERY
Thirty thousand Huubers corresponding vitA oss
the Tickets placed in ubsel The nrss eae prsss
pA ed In another uhsei namber Il drawn from he
Number wheel and a. ths time prise drawn fro1
the other Wheel The Prise drawn 10 placed agaast the
number drsWn Ths opsratea Is rsPsAssd znsl AZ ths
prizes drawn out.
Approximation PrIEes.-Ths ~. prsses..s
The succeeding nnnbsrs 10 those drawing Ae est
$50 prses VIII be eni 70 tAs e9e Al p-ozinAtsa fss.
according TO the scheme.
IN NORnEEING rIcKETs
Eneoss the 10 sddr for the tsksts srSers1
receipt Of uh'eh they win be forwarded ~ aFss psa
The list Of drAN numbers ana prses will be seat F
ehaseTs mn edistey alter The drawing.
Orders Tor Tickets 81 hould be pent IN early.
Purchasers viii please write their signatures pAaa
and give their post ofee county and state.
Remember that every Prise b. rasn, and Pay sss -
fnl without dedsetion
~ An Prizes o. 90 and uader paid sass
the AungotheF at the u'usl tine Of hEJ daya
All eommun saticns strictly confidential
Prise Tickets essi 81 renewed IN other Toksts at eAs
once. Orders fer Tickets he addressed 70
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ers SWAN. hoBtEenery, AiA-
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As the above 10 aot Aold amser ssAs@s,'
no Certificates OF Packages can Se sold IN a.
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SINGERS SEWING MACHlNES.

TINHESE celebrated machines in practical and prohta
bls all parts Of the civilized world. In all the
various trades and in sewing every sort OF fabrc either Of
c,'h leather they have been fully tried and approved
sewing machines cf other manufacture Oien fail 70 work,
"ut SINGERS MACHINES ALWAYS OPERATE PER
FECrY osiug strong dur tble and complete ia conyance
and workmanship Apefec wing machine kept employ
I'd aJrls profit OF a. 200 year. but imperfect
is Of constant vsxaton AMI loss. Tn: entire
u machines Is great reason for their
unparalleled popularity. ..
MACHINES FOR FAMILY SEWING,
frail ami delicate construction ended by
other maauiacturers. such machines made catch
eye, perform substantial work. The truth
family sewing machines ought to be much stronger than
other, thew go into less skul hands than when
sold iuuacurers and used f)r greater variety Of
work The mlchnes which have proved best for al other
purposes must he best Tor family use and they Singers
The speed Of machines has lately been doubled. No
other compare with them ia quantity Of work.
e New machines Of the latest improved style will be
exchanged liberal for Old sewing machines Of
make, for operative machines other manufdetur
ers. Local agents wanted TO sell our machines lEa
n B-An parsons desiring fun Information about sewing
machines obtain by applying for copy Of Il. VI.
Singer Co.'S Gazette" paper devoted 10 the subiect 1t
will be sent gratis M. SINGER & co.
Principal Office, 1913 Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES.
A. Hanover q Boston IiA2 Ch-snut st., Phil
- Yzstuin ST., Provide. 5 Balt more st., Baltimore.
"a Brot1 s Newark, NJ. Eas FJurh St, Cincinnati.
8tT BroaIxty A bauv, N. Z hicago, Illinois
G.0r-r>vla Nv York j5 NOrt1 Fourth st., ST. Louis.
% Chapel st., Naw Haven. Sl 81 Charles st., N. q.
VI Buchantn street, GlaBowZ ZO Daupmne st, No"ile.
Scotland nc2 --sm
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JOHN RAM GE.

i2 COLLEGE SfR EEF.
AS just received Mems sup Calf Congress Caters,
double and single SOles;
Mens' Calf Washington half CATERS nice tiele;
Oxford Ties, double and single Sole, with Q
riey of Mens Ca Shoes of Phladelphia manufacture;
double and single Sole Pat Leather Congress Caters
- Dress Shoes;
" CaM Dress Boots;
Ladies' thick and thin Sole Kid and Morocco Bootees
Lasting Caters;
'' Kid Slippers Of various styles.
Also good assortment Of Boys Misses Sad Chndrens'
Shoes septS8
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NEW AND IMPoRTANr
Discovery in the Science of Medicine.

NEW AND IMPoRTANr
" Discovery in the Science of Medicine.
ESaRAyIEGs OF THE SEALS OF The PATENT Of OF.
PHARM AcIEN de PARIS AND IMPERIAL COLLEGE
or MEDICINE, VIENNA, are affixed upon each wrap
per and around each case Of
Triesemar No. 1, 2, and 3.
Thus protecting the public against IAIrGToss,-which
liable the seyerest penalties courts Olaw can award
DR H. A. BARROW, Member of the Imperial College Of
~ Vienna and Royal College Of surgeons, London, may
be personally consae at his residence l5I Prince street.
(feW Of Broadway New York, from ii in the
morning iii and from till in the evening Sundays
exceptedD unless by special appointment
TRIESEMAR No l, is the Remedy for RELATION,
SPERMATORRIBA and al the distressing consequences
resdnce hot climates II has nvigorated and restored
perfect heath, thousands Of the deiated who are now
the enjoyment Of all the Func ions Of Manhood; and
whatever may he the CAUSE9,, every DISQU AL1F1CA-
TIOH for MARRIAGE eec.ualy subdned By this Won
derful Discovery
TRIEsEMAR No. II; completely and entirely eradeates
all OF Gouorrho boh in its mild and aggravated
FORMS elects, strtvrs, Iitson Of the Aadier nonre
tention o. the Urine Pains Of the Lon and Kidneys and
those where Copaivs and Cab bs have long
been t 5ht snidots the ruin Of The health Of vast
portiofr6f he population.
TRIssEMAR No III-Isth great Continental Remedy
for Syphilis and ay Symptoms. also constitutes
certain for scurvey, Serofua and all impur rom
the vital stream altogether 10 eradicate the virus of
disc 4se and failing Remedy for that cas Of ds-
orders whch unfortunately the English ply icisn treats
With Mercury, the obstruction OF pdsenbS
consitu ion wich al the Sarsap2riA in the world
cannot remove.
TRlEsEMAR, No / ard prep red in the form Of
loEenge dev1i Of tste NELL and be carried In the
wascoat ocket Sold cases. and d yided into
ate dosss administered by Vapeau La I'm Ri
cord &C.. &C. Price s3 each, ur in for So
which $ and in $27 cases, whereby there saving
OF 80.
special arrangements having been ade with the
Exprerses, dollar Of Tr esemsr and the arg
forwarded by Dr. Bar, ow carriage pad, mme
diately receiving tsnce, TO par of the world,
securely packed and sd ressed according hs instructions
the writer securing the public genuine European
preparations, and eectuay protecting them from spuri
Gus perneious INIT onS The three dollar
usual, but not free Of carriage.
To be had als from Or Barruw beautifully iutrat-
ed and popu ar work, "HUMAN FRAILTY, or PHYSIOLp-
GIOAL RESEARCHES" Il describes IN clear and ucd
the and effects OF the diseases above
sted with for their preper treatment and
Price % cents. Sent free any add -ess.
Address DR.. BARROW 157 Prince Street, few blocks
west of Broadway New York. DoV5-1ydV.
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rLAn or rHnLnTrERY.

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w WhOIeSaIe Dry Goods
C&cC., coo.

TO MERCHANTS ONLY.
OIXTY- FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS worth Of New and
= Fashionable Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Fats Boots
Shoes Clothing and Hardware &C. &c. to be sold pri
sale for cash and four months payable in Bank
These Goods have been bought in New York aud Boston,
the heavy Decline at auction Of Manufactures
and by the package prices varying rom FIVE my per
less than their prices in June and July These Goods
consigned to to be closed Immediately, in word,
defy competition in this market. Merchants who do
business make and paw cash and give four
months notes and pay them, will please give e call.
Those long winGed gentlemen who willing pay from
twenty Ave 10 seventyhve cents forfeit goods for the
privilege OF twelve months and then st their earliest
nieBce, house is no place for.
Also Thirty Thousand Dollars worth Of New and Desi
rahe Goods, consigned to to be sold at auction
svey.
Our Aucsn Sales will continue as usual every Tuesday
and Thurs az.
TERGs-A under tlOO cash; sIOO four months
time.
We earnestly request City and Country Merchants VINO
make their Stocks ia the Nashville market try
pop, and ii don't do what promise then pass BY
We take great peauren showing entire stoeA to
and all who will give Us call
TRABUE LUCAS,
Commission Merchants,
septiS-u No. - Public Square
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Facts About AmbrOtypes.
Straw Hats and Bonnets.
IOUIS T. DESSART

I ATELY FROM PARIS, begs leave to inform the eir
IL Of Nashville aud neighborng towns that he Is nov
prepared bleach and Straw BOnnets and Hats in ID
latest style He promises TO those who will parouize hin
that they will recognise their Bonnets Hats ~
make them ike Miners, Hatters and Merchant
will find II 70 their interest to make ATrangementa with hin
Merchants who have old Hats Bonnes hand
al their old Stock and sell IL for He will also stten
to dying Straw Goods, Call at No. II DeAderick 81,
octS-9m Up Stair.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-14

MIR. IL. III. COOKE,
VIAvTNd tassn efeFsst 10 husinsss. vin not
III hereafter h0la aay resaiAr Aueion sassa Ths nys
q aur srm reaaias ms ssms.
N.sssIs "a. AnE /, ,lssk ERBF MORGAN co.
Pa-ws hare FsmsEsd g ear ne1 slars, No. Pusle
ssnars. aAeFs etsniaf an4 hsntnoae siask
efFa sna wntsr 1ea. - s1ah - tAsts ths etsai.ss
Il Esrusaeis ssnstssg. lsssst
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IMPORTANT TO THOSE USING
FAR AND AnAyEANTINE CANn

STAR AND ADAMANEANE CANDLES.
'HE attention OF the public Is invited the fact that
most Cfthe Stsr and Adamantine Candies offered for
sale are DEFICIENT IN WEIG IT. so that what is sold
for pound actually weighs but fourteen fifteen ounces
and packages marked 40 lbs " FIJI short two three, and
even five pounds per box This not upon the
Wholesale Dealers who sell packages at the Masked
WEIGHT, upon the Retailers, who sell BY COUNT,
but by the Consumers who thus pay for about oneenth
more than they receive,
The subscribers have always made their Candles fall six
the pOaud and marked packages the real
weight, which may be ascertaned by testing them. As
their experit Ia the business enables them offer
article equa in qu ty any in the MARKET they ct
the par OF purchasers who desire study their own
interest and the time encourage dealing
noVl2-lm PROCTOR 4 GAMBLE, Cincinnati.
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Valuable City Property for Sale.

ergbly situated building lot College street, is Oaer
Il ed for sae reasonable terms Apply at the PILOt
Office iT2-U
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Carpet Han Up Stairs.

carpet Hail Up stairs.
ID O. MeNAIRY CO. will open to-day and to-no1ow
lLs ONE HUNDRED PIECES THREE PLY AND IN
GRAIN CARPET, bought a. forced auction sale in New
York. These equal in quality and cheaper
price thAn hitherto o6ered In this MARKET and
determined 10 sell them oorrespondinEy low.
We wiz at the opening deoda IN
Staple and Fancy lines, and w osss opea anA
eeiye all the Novelties Of the they AppeAs
in New York. RO NAIRY 4 co.
augi5 a kS CnIlsns
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AppanxlnArl0N PRlzr.

Lane rs:: i:s:;. SO asi:;: is e; Ss.
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NASHVILLE. TENN. FRIDAY. NOV.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

rom vIscHER OWEN CO., GenI Advertising House,
APpLKros' BUILDING ,s46 Broadway, New York.
The Mississippi times. (Holly Springs, Marshall County, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-18
HALF YEARLY AND YEARLY.
s33' Advertisements displayed by large typo,

canvass, especially TO the South is the a.
bandonment Of the Democracy BY the
Germans, and to some extent by the
Irish, The Americans do no not court
foreign votes, but accept them gratefully,
II given to American principles. THE
Democracy of the North however exists
on nay, breathes on its foreign vote
Take away It's foreign. and it is no where
in tn North, on an election day, espe.
ciaiIy in til" villages, towns and cities
Now the German vote, to great extent.
is gone 10 Fremont, and Jlis abandonment
.ofthi' portion Of The Northern Democga
cy, shows how httle reiisnce tho South
can really place on the Northern Demo
cratic Party. In the very first sectional
onset, the Foreign Democracy ofthe Dem
ocra,c Party enlists in sectional war.
fare against the South. The ''Red" Ger
mans and the Black" Republicans are
in close alliance against the South, and all
ARE equally the enemies of Fillmore i.
What is the duty Of the Soutlern men. .
then, in such a crisis as this? to keep up
its alliance with such Northern Democra
cy? Certainly not, but Oh the contrary.
is 1t not It's duty to ally itself WITH the
constitutional conservatism Of the North.
that great American Party which Mllard
Fillmore beads, and which lie Illustrated
lin his administration Of tae Government,
when President '.-~
Fillmore is no Northern man with
Sou.hcrh principles, buta sound, national
conservative man, Of the school of Wash.
inston and Madison. Equity to the U.s
MON is a great characteristic, TO the North
as well as iothe South. We do not offer
him TO thc South as Southern man, bu,
as a northern man. tried and true to all
parts If de Union, and satisfying and
pqcifying al parts ortba, Union. He WAS
Presjicntnotof l5 slave States and l6 free
States, but Of 81 UNITED Slater, and be
united as in 1850 and made all happy and
and content Elect him once and peace
once more is returned to the country, and
in less than SIX months the Kansas will be
busAed in that equity, which will satisfy
all but extremes, North and South, and
Peace will once more be restored IL tho
distracted States. But keep up this sec
jionaIlsm Of candidates OF Of men, pledged
as Buchanan is, to reopen old wounds.
and to make new ones. and there will be
peace no more, nothing but that prolong
ed bitter war Of wornls which ever ends
in the clash of arms.
The Mississippi times. (Holly Springs, Marshall County, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-18

the Nashville Patriot remarks) that Mr. Wise
should coneede that the subject Of slavery is
within 'Hemjttrameafof the Faigalcompacth'
What does he mean ? What can ho mean ?
Can it be possible that he is willing to leave
slavery in ali or any of its relations to the de-
cision and action of the federal government?
If that is his meaning he does not represent
the people the South, We are obliged to
conclude from this language either thai Mr..
Wise so believes, or that for the sake of con.
ciliating the North hei willing, lortho time,
to have it though he so believes. Further
what are veto think Of Mr. Wise, speaking
approvingy Of measure which "would have
freed all the hrea lss4S-s sowing gsIavc States"
Doss Mr.. Vase desire to see Virginia free
State Does he desire to see Maryland, n.
Caroliul, Tennessee, Kentucky and Missouri
added TO the class of free States? Is howlli-
ing to see their destiny disconnected from
tina, Of the other slave States to which they
are united by SO many ties Of interest and af-
lection, and attached to that o. the Northern
States which have servered almost the last
ligamcnt of brotherhood From his lan5uage
to tho Northern correspondant we are osain
forced to believe either that hei Wiling to
see thjs done, or that, to serve a purpose, he
is willing to have tue North, rorthe time, SO
think. In either oose, no grossly mirep.o-
sauts the sentiments Of the people Of Virginia
The suFposidon that they are bound TO the
South and attached to her institutions by no
higher consideration than the market value
Of Slaves, IS aca,amny. There is not money
enough in The worll to buy OUT Yjrau.a's
identity with the saye-hollog States Their
cause is her cause, and their fate wJll be her
fate II anything emaua,ias from the e2.
uaoriiuary character whom uutowarl cir
cums.auccs have placed ia the Executive
mansion at Richmond could as.oni.h us, il
would be ds letter at this time. 1t might
have come from Rochester to Richmond -
III shaMlnevar have gone from Richmond to
Rochester
The Mississippi times. (Holly Springs, Marshall County, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-18
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

la5- One square 100 wordsor less] for one In.
,erton, q each additional insertion'sO cents, 4
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The Mississippi times. (Holly Springs, Marshall County, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-18
Thc Position OG EET Fillmore Orn
The H!iasorari NNmNrOnisc.

M, R,.r,o,,,r io,r,,oIs G.r ,ba want or a
, A. mn
more s""S''''''' o"J''''"' ~ NJ '''''g'
are rTetealNg 10 teieCe mat MF ulmo'e Is
IN favcfol the restoration Of the Missouri
lime. Now Mr. IHlmore it is well known.
was op,,c-s,, to tbo rapsal Of that line be-
oo.,,. .,,.,s a., r.socs ,s ,e.ona,,ir, o.,i,,
80,
uoH' MS Who'e course "n''o fre''oen'
proves Inat ne was opposed 70 as Jat|hg tue
yexed question of slavery he is known to
De IN iayor Oh The F"na'pIeS oI the Comprom-
lse measures OF I6oo which were the true
IA'HcP'es o' Ihe Constitution IN relation to
The IepNoHe5, All the DtisSouf-l"e being
now rePeaed, he "ould oppose. Its r2stom-
Naa on tne same ground tina. be opposed Its
repeal and because the Qoes'lonts now
brought back TO the principles OF the Com
promise measures of 1850 Thefourrotioo
which nominated Mr. Fillmore declared
their opposition to the restoration oil the
9l'7so'H hue We md the following Id the
proceedings Of the Convention: y gentle
'""" 'HHoiUHe'lAe lo"oNN5 resolutions
Re5olUa}, That the National American
Council has no authority to prescribe plat.
,L L, w w t1", 'GS WI, e., '.} o', I,',o' W. t'1
pra,Iept n Nam .,Io is rot n ayoraC in,
torlicHng the Introduction Of slavery into
territory rorhof $500.
, MI iiaven ,I o. .S, New oIN ltne co0i!de"tlaI
rosolntior on tbo t%,a. CsroIAy:. 141
Noes so. Thus was this freosoiI resolution
killed, whereat the Ireesoilegs Indignantly
'OoLtea" Ifom the Convention.
/ We have many other. nrnors which sbow
The Mississippi times. (Holly Springs, Marshall County, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-18

Tlc f3llowing appeal to the conserva-
liye Union Ioyiaf c!uzers Of tie South,
vbicb wa ;5ta G.o,o ,r.o Now yorI FL,
-. .,,., ~
PRESS We u Us. "'i' No' oe without It's
eject 'lhe E9PresS IS "oh""ot news
paper, and represents those national men
at The North who have stood by the Con
sl;,tior and u,a. Iroion e9,r,n,,, orl &c
"si as 'N'0uS" 5'o0 report II SPEAKS
ior Tue thousands VINO met at Castle Gar
denin 1850, and rcpulsed the bands Of
Abolition fanatics who then plottcd q d.
The Mississippi times. (Holly Springs, Marshall County, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-18
Mr. FiIIm0re's slavery Views,

Mr. BuchanaR's Slavery Views
Let 1t remembered that Mr. Buchanan de :
clared in Congress, IN 1926 that he ~issliey.
ed slavery to be great political and great
moral evil, and he thanked his God that his
lot had been cast ns Statswhsre II did no.
exist" - u asa I
The Mississippi times. (Holly Springs, Marshall County, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-18
rhc Black Republican Strength.

ni.l a. ,,s,.rr. .,,rrtrr I'm tl1Cra G0ufhfrri ,n-I
,,,,, ara .,,or,;o,, ont q, hs ton If fhofr
voicos ,ba,tto Tro.ert praFdorfel contest
is to bo bo,vs,n tbo Damo,racv l,o eollod,
.ra ,he pIoo,- porphlic,ns anil Mr. mn
moro stands M cbonc. ,ob,fo,.or IN IN, r.o,
.la,, ,hsv are io,,e morn 20 bni5 nn,hs Ah'
olifor o5n., ,hon a,I,bo ooort, Of IN. Gr,o.
r.ys ,1s s.,rorls .,,,...,o o,,.,,, o,,,l.;noio
Vet .,,.1, /. n,o fact 7,bs oraat E,..Lo,.
s.aHono1 .,,,r,, .vr.i,b o,,l,oo, ro.d,s o.,
,hro,+oroI f., ,.r...,t 'oor,,.r,,, ANIL .,n,
root or.,,,iyotio, ,,o;ost ro South +. ro,,.
Inf o.,,.,. orf.s f,ro,or solr Il ;s a,n. Zoo
r.arl. ,a.o,r.o .r,r,, g., .l, most ro.,,,,.
s,o,b,,,, ,o.n. and il. .,rorll .,,,yo ,s,o linn,
al by ,1;s lima ne,ord all ham of r,,nr. ~.
,.n..a4;,,, e co,,,L.n., O. N;,L.i.a,A.5...
beon nrr.;,,,, il. ,,;,, 60. ,,nol, oar. v,f,I
tla,o Nor,horn c,o,;o.;.., at,.rl. r,..l1o -,
rro,t o,n on,,.,,s;o.,, in,, ,L,;. h.,l.,.
.,n,., ~. ,,.,, .,.,,.I. r. .I.f. a,rn Tt.:,
all. h., ,r.. ~, ,,,,;....I.. \,
o"'S NVP0. w 10 " '.iV' ','V ''o','''o-'! "
.lt
The Mississippi times. (Holly Springs, Marshall County, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-18
NUMBER 80.

existence of Buchanan Hence, if Buch
lanan is to receive Northern votes, it is on.
NIy by the division Of The opposition, and
whatever Electoral tickets he wins, will
disclose linn to be in the minority.
What, then, IS the pulley oftbe South?
To cram downupou the North BuchananY
TO elect Buchanan by the Southern with
any such Nor Jarn votes as accident gives
him aad d.aE-yo furnish material 10 the
Northern lahalicS iof further agitation?
What gained the South by this prolonged
agitation? What to her institutions
what to her public incrests--to say moth
ing Of the peril TO the Union? It's no,
pretended in the South that Buchanan IS
a truer man to the Union than Fillmore
and yet tits known and iclt that the clrc
tionof Fillmore viii paciCythe whole couu
try-and restore harmony as in 1850
by settling all disputes upon a just and
patriotic basis, against which no sound
compliant can come from either section
lis uotth triumph of either section
that a jus. AMI patriotic American can
dcSjrc--but with justice to allan am.
nesty--a p5e.t-1.o7. . -. f. o.
Bn. "E.l.more has no chance, 1--WE
are tolI,--ani, therefore, between Ere,
mont and Buchanan, I've take Buchanan
In reply TO 10 his, THERE Is NO Danger
OF FRrMoNr's ElGCnoy The thing is
mail cms,jcnllp limos, He starts
with fifteen S1u'lcrn STATES aoa;rst him.
and in the ,iy,.cn No~I.rn STATES he
mus, cary ab,gt aIror 0em. certainly
PENNSYLVANIA. which. Is moi. Dr4t,nleB e.
ven. that has a chance ol CARVING agsios,
,bo friend, Of Fillmore there. Disnei lbrn
dis illusion. tbat t1e contest is belvacu
Fremont and Bucbenan.--tor ,hc prac,i.
c,I contest where bat Is app,oarhed Is
o,lv bctween Fillmore and Buchanan -
Ona or ,Nn other must certainly he Pros
;l.nt, rr.uori mover
Now w,.t ,iobtbas anyboJv Sou.h 10
saw Fillmore has no chance in the North?
usyc we not within the two mast wears
twice carried this state for his friends? Is
he less popular now than those friends?
lIas he not ever been the fayorite of this
State? Was hepot even selected to be
put ON ticket to carry this State? When
Gen. TAYLOR WAS run, the programme
was run to Abbot Lawrence with him
but was not FilIm6rctaken in his stead on
purpose to save this State? Arc his
friends inactive? Did the South ever see
such canvass as we are now only be-
ginning TO make? We're ever such pub,
lie meetings. heard OF before. as we are
having? Did the labor and industry of
the workshops ever pour out; as they are
now pouring out for Millard Fillmore?
Was there ever a party SO well, SO thor.