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PHAsrox .TRArs.-We. understand that

PHANTOM TRAIs.-We understand that
numbers Of our own citizens and persons
living 10 the country on the line of the rail
road have been considerably mystiied and
no little alarmed by a singular fact recently
noticed on repeated occasions. Between
the hours Of II and IL o'clock ut night, the
approach Of a train of cars has been plainly
heard. the shrek, Of the whistle and the
rumbing of the train Increasing iE distinct
ness until the. cars reached the Staunton
Depot and stopped. Persons have gone to
the depo, to find out the cause of an arrival
at SO unusual an hour, and when they got
there found no tain. The depot agent say
that no train is on the road at that hour Of
the ight, and yet the approach of one is I'M
mistakbly heralded by the rumbling and its
arrival announced by the whistle.-Siaunt.
on Va) Spectator.
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Notice to Shippers of Freight

TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 4. TENN. 4 GA. r. RICO.
e Athens, Sept. 2s, 1855. I
UvHIs Company will deliver any Freghts received in
II to their Depots, In reasonable time, at the
terminus OF their Road at Dalton to the their
agents mot ous they paying charges as per tariff and
receiving the feighs day OF aIrivaint Dalton This
Company does not propose either TO store freights or
deliver TO the Western Atlantic Rail- Road unless tho
have made arrangements with said Road to re-
ceive the same Cars cannot be detained beyond few
hours for transhlpment or storage.
In making shipments as above every facility In the
power Of the officers OF the Company will be extended
to shippers Beyond the end Of their rails they have
no control and assume no responsibility
Feb Lift n. q. JACKSON, Sup't Transportation.
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A New Churn.

TNHE undersigned is now prepared to fur
i nsh new Churn, to order, which he
warrants to ehurn butter in one fifth the time
usually taken by hecomhhon Chnrn, if prop
erly used. All he asks is a fair trial. Any
person furnishing him with milk that is sour
and ready for churning, and he fails to churn
il in FIVE minues, can have q Churn free Of
nothing. Call over to the South side Of
Athens and satisfy yourselves.
JAMES BAKER.
References Il Dodsoh, VIM. G. Horton,
Dr. Atlee, DIR. Deaderick, and others.
Athens. March IA, ls36-tf-S90
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Pic Mic.

The Athens Union Sunday School design giving
Pic MIC PARTY Saturday. the 9th July, to which the
Methodist Sunday School Of Athens and citizens gen.
orally are cordially invited.
Those accepting the invitation requested to meet
at the Presbyterian Church at o'clock the morning
Of the 9th July. MRS, = U. MoEwES,
II. N. MCEwES, JAS. ID. COOKE,
N. c. JONES, MISS BLAND SMITH,
TBos. A. CLEA0E, MARG'T DEADgRIcK.
Athens June %, 1856. Committee.
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The WASHINGTON SESTIsEL.-This journal
has been suspended. 1t was the only Buch-
anan paper in Washington city previous to
the nomination Of that gentleman. We have
recently heard, says tho American Organ, that
the friends Of Buchanan were greatly dis
courared, but we had no idea that they would
allow their central organ to expire for want
of material aid. fs
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Rhea County Sulphur Springs

yUyHE public will be gratfed to learn that these
Springs are now being improved In a comfortable
and substantial manner, for the accommodation Of the
public These waters well tested by living subjects
(as well as by anaiyss,) Many Of the oldest inhabi-
tants Of the country have derived material advantage
from Them and many very astonishing cures ha re been
effected by the free use OF these waters.
The waters act as powerful diuretc cathartic and
Alternative 1t has cured hundreds Of patients Of Dys!
pepsa General Debility, all affections OF the Skin and
Kidneys Habtual Costiveness, Torpidty of the Liver.
&C., &C. The public are referred to the following gem
tlemen:
Major McCallie, Col whitesides, Col Brabson, DR..
Kennedy, ST., and DR.. Gillespie, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Jonas Hoyl, Cleveland, Tenn.
Hon. SAINT A. Smith, NJ. c., Charleston, Tenn.
Dr. John Hoyl, DIR. j. W. Gillespie Rev James Cash,
Rev. Jno. varnell, Rev. Mr. Crouch, d r. Gillespie,
ESQ., and A. @. Day, Post Master Rhea county, Tenn.
And in fact all the oldest inhabitants In Rhea and ad
joining counties, who cite to extraordinary cures
performed by these waters
The Springs are situated four miles from Bradys Fer
ry In Rhea county, Tenn, the Northwest side OF
Tennessee River IS miles above Chattanooga, "a from
Athens, and ~ from Washington.
The direct route for persons from the South Is TO
20 to Athens by the cars, and ut this place arrange
ments are made with Mr. Bridges to convey passengers
on reasonable terms to the Springs.
Boarding can be obtained at $3.50 u week, and no
pains will be spared to give general satisfaction.
June 27-3ni-405 VS.. H0RR, nj. d., proprietor
XTINEGAR.-Two barrels good Apple vinegar
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For the Post.

Mr. Editor Il am glad to say to you and
your readers that on the 18th ult., a complete
Court Martial was held in the second Battal-
lion of the thirty second Brigade Tennessee
Militia, and that every thing was done up in
order The officers are determined to carry
out the law at all hazards. A word to the
,u;aa ia euficient
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OyThe Charleston papers published a
despatch from Washington, June 30, which
states that the Kansas investigating Commit
tee had reported to Congress. The report is
very yoluIninous. Its conclusions are: that
at each election, Kansas was carried by inva-
sion from Missouri; that the Legislative rs.
sembly is illegally constituted, and has no
power to pass valid laws; that its enaciments
are therefore void; that the election of Whit
field was not held under any valid law; and
that the election Of Reeder was in accor-
dance with law. The committee suggests
no remedy. 1t was signed by Messrs. How.
ard and Sherman.
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FoREIcSfRs IN KANsAs.-The New Yorker
Stats zeitung, Democratic German paper,
printed in New York, publishes q letter from
Kansas in which the writer says: "AH the
Germans IN the Territory 90 Nth the Free
STATE partV 10 a man"
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~ A farmer going to get his grist ground
at the mill, borrowed n6ag Of one Of his
neighbors. The poor man was knocked un.
der the water wheel, and the bag with him.
He was drowned, and when the melancholy
news was brought to his wife, she exclaimed:
any gracious! what fuss there'll be about
that bagT'
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tY- The New York Herald says that
Mr.. Fillmore was besieged by his friends to
make political speeches in New York, but
he declined, "until he had full time for con.
sideration." The following, however, is re.
ported as having occurred between Council
man and the ex-President:
"Mr. Fillmore said the councilman, y am
DESTROYS Of propounding to you one query,
for my own satisfaction, rs well as that OF
nv friends. As it has been represented by
many persons supposed 10 have great nfiu.
cnce inlhe opposite party that you will not
allow your name to be used asa candidate,
and that you will give way 20 the party un.
der the lead Of John c. Fremont, | simply
wish 10 ask you If there is any truth in the
representation
"Mr Fillmore replied rs follows! ], have
already written letter accepting the nomi-
nation rendered to me; but to make assurance
doubly sure, now tell you that ii is my de-
termination to stand by the purity that has
nominutedme; and till that party sees III to
withdraw my name, it will not be with.
drawn"
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ST.. LOUIS, June 2s, 1s56.-The Benton,
democracy met in mass meeting on Saturday
evening 10 raiify the nomination OF bnchan-
an. Benton made speech. According to
the Democrat ten thousand men were pres
ent, and great enthusiasm manifested; On
the contrary, the Republican and lnte'ligen'
Ger state that the affair was grand fzz'e'
and assert that not over fifteen hundred per-
sons were present.
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R- The Fillmore National Club of New
YORK was transferred bodily,a night or two
ago, to the Fremont Republicans, by some of
the wire-pulers without the knowledge or
consent of the Club. The first meeting afte-
the act was called for Tuesday night last,
and it dew great crowd of the Fillmore
men, when rather rich though dsordery
scene ensued. The members refusing to be
"sod," repudiated the net OF the President OF
the Association. A motion to throw him
out of the window was followed by his i'm.
mediate retreat down the stairs. The asso.
citation resumed its old name and pledged it.
self to 60 for Fillmore and Donelson.
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ST. Louis, June 26.

Of! LOUIS, JUNE SV'
The Santa Fe mail has arrived, bringing
dates 10 May 81. ,tc..t
The Navajo Indians continue their depre-
dations, and it is thought the difficulties can
not be settled without resort to a strong
military force, as an opinion seems to prevail
among the Indians that their power is supe
rior to that of the United States. The Apaches
were also FESTIVE.
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to Farmers and o hers.

AVING been informed that a person, represent
ing himself as from New York, has offered sell
the Agricultural Mdchines made by WHEELER, MELIcE
Co.. OF Albany, N. W to various parties In East Ten
nesee hereby caution East TeBnesseans to beware Of
al such imposters as have the sole right OF these
chimes for East Tennessee and none can be used there
unless procured from me or my agents.
P.D. GATES, No. IL Broadway.
New York, April II, 1S56-tf
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ATTENTION BUCHANAN MEsi--All OF you
who have any Democratic 6iaod in their veins
ore hereby oedered to repair to the surgeon,
and have it "let out" This order is impera'
tiye.-Memphis Wig.
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The Manchester (N..H Mirror says that
for about six weeks there has been an alar.
ming epidemic among the horses in that sec.
ton, and not only there but in nil parts of
New England. Fourteen horses have been
taken with il in Manchester The Mirror
says:
"They nre taken suddenly, without any ap.
parent cause, with sh;vering and very hard
breathing. In half an hour, in severe cases,
the horses become almost poworless, all nc
ton of the bowels and stomach ceases,
though the appetite does not wholly depart.
The dsease is congestion Of the lungs. II
does not generally terminate fatally fatten
drd to in season. The sickness lasts from
eight to twelve days"
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New YoRK, June 25.-The two Democratic
committees met last night. the softs made
proposition to the hards for fusion. The
latter rejected it and proposed that double
conventions, meeting at the same time and
place, and continuing to represent two or
CARNATIONS.
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ADVANCE IN Tennessee SToCKs.-At late
sale of stocks in New York city in the Stock
Exchange, we notice an advance of per cent
in Tennessee IS having until 1890 TO run.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-07-04

Hot WEArHER.-At Philadelphia on the
22d June the mercury stood at 9S deg. in the
shade; at Washington, ID. G., and in New
York it ranged from SO to 95 in the shade.
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Disclaimer.

TUyHE East Tennessee and Georgia Rail Road Compa
il ny not parties to or responsible for the Rates
OF Freight from Savannah Georgia. to the various sta
tions on the line Of this Road, put down in hand
bill issued by tire Central Rail Road OF Georgia. dated
LIST June and signed W. NJ. Wadley, General sup't.
&C. JACKSON, Sup't L. 7. Ga. r. Il.
Athens, 25th june lS56-3t-405
s.* Register Knoxville and Banner, Cleveland, will
copy three times,
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A Bet OFFERED.-We are requested by a
q gentleman of responsibility to publish the
following offer: ,a
Fifty dollars that Fillmore beats Buchanan
in the county where Fillmore resides fifty
that he. beats him in the State New York, }
where he resides; fifty that he beats him in
the county where Buchanan resides; fifty that
he beats him In the State where Buchanan re.
Sides fifty that he beats him in the county
where Andrew J. Donelson, "of Tulip Grove"
resides; fifty that he beats him in the State
where Donelson resides; fifty that he beats
him in the county where Breckenridge re-
sides; fifty that he beats him in the State
where Breckenridge resides; ffty that Fill
more is elected; and fifty that Buchanan is
net elected-the whole to be taken together,
and the money to be deposited in the Plan
ters' Bank.-Nashvitie Patriot
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Threshers and HOrSepowerS.

TUNHE undersigned has few Threshers, and also the
IL Joplin 90 Feet Circle Wheel Four Horse Powers,
with every thing complete for Belts or Rope. These
the best adapted the South the Wheat Is
orally threshed In the field, and the readiness with
which they moved frem point to another makes
them quite superior TO many others II not so to all 9th
ers. Any person wishing to engage one will do well to
call on the subscriber soon. JOHN sTANflELD.
Philadelphia, Tenn, may 2s-6t-4o0
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WHERE tbs MONEY Goss-The British
mail steamer Arabia, which sailed from New
York from Liverpool on Wednesday, carried
out ,ss passengers and Si,56S,s09,as M
specie on freight.
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t5g- What suspicious monster the man
must have been wbo first invented, aIocG
but what trusting creature the woman who
first allowed latch key!
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WAsHIsGroN, June 30.--Preston s. Brooks
appeared before court for trial, accompanied
by Messrs. Orr and Kit as witnesses, and
was discharged until further notice. as Mr..
Summer was not able 10 attend on account
of his health. .
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For FrLLMoRE.-The New York Herald of
the 2lst inst. says--

The Courier des Etdts Unis endorses the
nomination Of Mr.. Fillmore Tor the Presden-
cy, notwithstanding that this candidate be-
longs to the Know Nothings, for whom our
French contemporary entertains proioand
nntipathy. 1t is opposed 10 Mr. Buchanan,
on account Of the Ostend manifesto, and to
Mr.. Fremont, for fear that his entrance ut the
White House would be an open declaration
Of war to the South, and the first step 10.
wards the dissolution Of the Union.
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sw- Attention is directed 10 the Adver;;
tissmsnt Superintendent East Tennessee and
Georgia Rail Road.
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FILLMORE AND BREcKENRIDGE!-W pro.
pose compromise to the Democracy Of
Georgia. Let them give up Buchanan and
we will give up the "greasy Tennesseean!"
Let us all unite on Fillmore, the Compromise
Union man of 1850 and the "mode President"
for the Presidency, and on Kentucky's gallant
son, John G. Breckenridge, for the Vice
Presidency! What say You. patriots! Would
not this he glorious ticket? one in which the
whole country could conide-and especially
the South-in any emergency? With the
Tennessee "dead weight" hanging to Fill
more's coat tail, he will be dragged TO perd
tion-with Breckenridge as the tail to his
kite, he may soar aloft on victory's Pnions
At all events, we think the Democracy should
be satisfied with "Breck" and let "Buck"
drop. As the man said, when the bullets
began to whistle around his head, let US com.
promise this fight, and make j. up before
somebody gets whipped Hurra, then, for
Fillmore and Observation-Disclosures Git
zen.
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w- VIM. B. Wall, of Liberty, Miss, was
shot dead on the i4lh instant, by his nephew,
f.. B, WALL
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W- The Louisville Journal, speaking
of "Buchanan's letter of acceptance observes
awe cannot forbear calling attention to the
ridiculous declaration that he has carefully re
Trained from seeking the nomination by word
or deed and accepts it with diffidence, when
"all the world and the rest Of mankind"
know that he resigned his office ms minister
to England at time when our relations
with that government were in peculiarly
critical position, and hurried home in hot
haste for no other conceivable purpose than
tosuperintend the pipe laying to secure the dar-
ling object of his ss long ambition, the nom-
nation as n candidate for the Presidency
Now if Mr.. Buchanan commences his letter
of acceptance with such whopper who can
believe anything he says or rely on any
promises he may make? Soc
The declaration that he twill conffne him.
self to it 1.-THE platform throughout the can
vass" is very significant. 1t means uneq uiv.
ocally that he will con6ne himself to the
platform during the canvass and no longer.
This is fair warning to the South.
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Model Clothing Store.
Cleveland. Tenn.

II HAVE Just received one of the largest and finest
i'll stocks Of READY-MADE CLOTHING that has
ever been opened in this market, which selected
with the greatest care by one who Is we'll posted up In
was made to order and to IT, The stock Is general,
and consists in part OF Coats all Styles Pants to suit
Drawers Cravats great variety; Collars Of the latest
cut Hosiery Of all descriptions; fine Calf Skin Stitched
Boots and Shoes the latest style Gaiters Chldren's
Shoes, &C. Also, hne assortment Of Hats, Of the
most approved styles Together with numberess other
articles of which shall not attempt to speak here, but
will take the greatest pleasure In showing to all who
sale cheap for casino humbug about 1t
may 9-1y-39s W. Q. HAINES.
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COM M E RCIAL,
Augusta Market.

Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, June 80.
Herewith And statement Of our produce market.
BACON hog round 10 a 10xc; hams 10 a lie; sides
II m ii iSc: shoulders . q 9Ac. LAID IL a 12c-
prFy N ic PoRK 7 a Sc. DRy HIDEs 10 a Isc-
Corn 81 al bsc. MEAL 90 a &C. OATS 4oc srock
pas 65 al 76c. WHEAT, OF new crop, 140 a &l45 for
white and 80 for red OF which there Is but little Offer
ing Flour, faom old Wheat % ~, and from prime
new white a $40 q Dbl fEArnERs 4Oc. GnouSp Nurs
los al 1850 h bush. BurrER 10 a &c. Foes IS a 15c
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANsLEY,
Commission and Produce Merchant.
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Notice.

"A LII persons are hereby warned against trading for
- Note o. hand executed by me and made payable
- nooert Aired for Fifty Dollars, dated In October
Ncssnger, 1872 and due LIST August 1856, the sAns
IASausnty ohtaired ara do not intend TO pay h.
June AVi looo-JtF - JOHN MOODY.
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Morganton High School,

FOR NJ ES A " ID TIE M a d q .,
MorgantOn, Tenn.
IuNE second Session OF this Institution will open on
Monday, 2lst July next, under the supervision Of
MIR. s. p. HALE.
Terms DER Session Of 7toenfy-one Weeks, payable at
he close Of the Session.
LIST Class-Spelling, Reading and Writing ooo
I'd Class-Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geogra-
ply, Composition and Defamation. ...... 500
Sd Ciass-Iiigher Mathematics, Natural Sciences,
Composition Defamation, &c $3.50; lo,oV
No student admitted for less than half session, and
no deduction for lost time except in case Of providen-
tial hindrance. -
ab terms and there are at the place several comfort
able rooms for the accommodation OF students who may
wish to board themselves: :,
IA 10 MAZE fhorouo6 practical English scholars.
- " w. W, BAYLESS, Pres't Trustees.
NJ JONES Secretary. June 20-3m-404
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GRAND DEMOCRATIC RALLY IN BuFFALo.-
The Democrats of Buffalo. New York, held
grand rally on Monday night, the 10th inst 4,
to ratify the nomination Of Buchanan. The
meeting was held in the Eagle Street Theatre,
and every effort was made for grand and
imposing demonstration. The meeting organ
lied, and resolutions ratifying the nomination
were submitted, when the assemblage was
addressed by the leaders, among whom were
H. W. Rogers, Bryan, the Editor of the Blu
chanan organ, II. s. Cutting, and W. L. G..
Smith, after which the resolutions were put
and voted docn. The fesult so overwhelmed
the officers, the Patriot says, "there was no
adjournment. That last vote was sufficient.
and .he officers of the meeting quietly took
their hats, and decamped informally. Alto.
gether it was funny meeting There was
no positive disorder-no one got mad. The
whole thing was the richest farce ever per-
formed in that or any other theatre" -
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Notice..

THE undersigned will open at Sweetwater
l. about the 10th of July large and well
selected lot of Groceries, Hardware. Cutlery,
and in fact nearly any article the Farmer
wants, to which he respectfully invites the at
tention of the public. J. T. ROWLAND.
Sweetwater, June S0-6t
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Wholesale Druggists.
ZYavil0nd, Risley r. Co.,

XXTOULD call the attention Of Merchants in East
w Tennessee to our usual large stock OF Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyesus, Perfumery, Soaps,
Brushes, &c. We are now fully prepared for the Fdu
Trade, and hope Merchants visiting our market Will
examine our stock and prices before buying have
unusual facilities both for purchasing and selling at low
prices being connected with HAviLAND ARRAL RsLEy
New York; and HAvMAND, HARhAL Co., Charleston,
s. c. The following articles will comprise part Of oar
stock, to which we are making daily additions:
10 1000 lbs Blue stone; 1000 lbs Salt Petre;
1000" Fine Indigo; 5000 sulphur;
5000" No. Nader; $500 Brmstone;
800" Ext Logwood 10000" White Lead;
1000" Chip Logwood; 5000 Zinc Paint;
5000" Putty; 100 doz Frey'svermif'gG
5000 I" Spanish Brown; 1000 Tbs Venetian Red;-
5000" Cooking Soda; 400 doc. Castor Oil;
5000" do in pap'sl 100" DECENTRALIZATION
274 Broad street, q Doors from Globe Hotel9
Aug. 31-iy-862 ~" ''''
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BREWER l. CALDWELL,
90 Old Slip. NEW YORK,
General Commission Merchants,

nARTIouLAR attention given to the sale Of Grain
Il % all descriptions r...,. o
ton. g. c.; j. souther, President Bank OF the Repub
lie. Yew York. July s-6m-406
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The GAME OF "BRAG" DIsooUNrENANcED BY
AN HONORABLE SAe-NIonT-At the Nashville
ratification meeting last week. Hon. Andrew
Ewing delivered speech, which is thus spo-
ken of by the Gazette:
"Hon Andrew Ewing appeared, and talkel
like man, duly respecting the views and
feelings Of the opposing party. He informed
the assembly that Fillmore was strong man,
and that the American Convention at Phlla:
delphla acted on this consideration; and
moreover justly observed, that the people look
ed for strong men in trying times We felt at
this point that Fillmore left the country in
peace, and that the leaders Of the Antics
ought to be held responsible for the present
disturbed state Of affairs, aud kicked out OF
office. Fillmore, we inwardly exclaimed. is
the only man who can quiet the wind and
waves OF the nation. After Mr.. Ewing had
as stated, spoken Of Fillmore, shout went
up from the assembly for him, giving the An
ties to know that they made but small por.
ton of the assembly,"