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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-12

XHJE have been engaged for time past -
w In getting the patterns for a kIS$szlL-===--
PloV, especially designed FOR turning under the ~
heSviest growth Of vegetable matter, HR1rEk
have the pleasure informing friends think
have fully accomplished that end.
We would call the attention Of the this
AZ 70 our large stock u Povs Of Cuvator
" New Oround Jumping Coaiers, Large Horse Cuvator
putting In wheat Harrow &C. &C. All Of which
own thops By good Worken and warranted
GRO. WATT a CO, Franklin street,
Iskp squAre below The EHehanEe. RIehraond We
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-12

ED. ID. KEELING,
hEROHAsl TAILOR ANb CLOTIlEh 80, MAIN sTREET
Spring AND SUMMER GOODS.
UsT received large ot ~ superior Cloths Cas,ere
- NesuEs, which be viii IN he
most refTnn ahla and notice.
large and selected % Ciyfrv which
will With this prrss
low n shy other House.
gfrs D.
Ties SC. Ac.
H Invites bic friends and Others
rabe goods % call and examine hs n.lIs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-12

In this chapter v show hov RADuArr
kApwArs ksovAren cured terrible attach Chrone Rheuma
u'% .nss anssn Physicians In scott county Va had u.ed their
using kAd..y kmedles Let every vho anietea With dis
res % ,assstment Let all sho desire good hyAtive
those covered with Pmpe
with bad h1mors the publish
kElky RApwArs RksovArtso REoLvKsr
oss ne the only r~medcs required 10 the
pains, the terrible and fshtf keep
human system In regular and healthy condition Spring
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-12

-
IN Depot Tor the sale ~ NIL coal and has secure,
the services OF Mr. A. A. ALLES who will prepared furnish the
arou, qualities With promptness for edsA puHcfunf
UsVNV. au2-dim
YOUNG HySON GOLDEN CHOPIN. l. N.
hnest IgA cultivated In China II Of picking. and
aroma. Price fi,5O per pound.
The Subscriber has every price from ~ cents a.
No per 10 They lcaden prerve their
srsnF havor and fragrance. Heha
Tess which he rsdNs at sAOsdis prfce up In and H.
Paense'. 8 p sEMPLE Druggist.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-12

HMHNIrtHE POLISU-FuRSITURE CORKs. Mount
- Eagle TrpO The Servants sponges decrip-
ton; Chsmo SKINS NusemburE Wash Blue, In balls
elegant substitute for indigo being much cheaper Grease Balls
seady IsmoynE spots from cloth silk Refined Pearl
Starch; Night Taprs French Hand MrTor Thermometers Parna
Coiogucs, variety OF
Perfuncry and Soaps Rypopagor soup Tortoise Comb.
the hne Hair Brushes Nursing ROWS sptoons sick
sons; Magnetic and Galyane Machlnes Pomats
Rouge Yin de- Theatre Prarles de Banc ~
Plaster Ink Powder the Red Tnk Tor ,ac At
au2 iss N ~ ro,nsr 81 MAJ 80 ie,h =.
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EE.-iaoo bsss Rio sod Lagulrs Cote Tor saiehy
= sai TiNsLEY, TARDY co.
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NEURALGIA CURED.

JACKSON, Miss, Feb. TO- 1856
Messrs Railway Co. A few bought dollars
worth Of Railways Ready Relief for Neuralgia
establishment, Il gave IN C almost instant relief
JAMES T. LESTER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-12

uNOR RENT.-The Granite Front Cary Street. be
II tween 18th and 18Th, occupied
Possession given on the 10Th inst For TERMS apply to
juS-du DAVID l. BURR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-12

OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION,
Sec0nd Door East Of Corner Main and iih sfs
VHNhs long established aud we'll Issues the
above description Of risks, reasonable
good sfr- with cash capital surplus t2lONOO
OF DIRECTORS personally known 10
holding their meetings city, all losses are adj
patronage. 49, '
SE No policy Zee charged for Fire Marine
once. DAVID CURRIE, President
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LAW CARDS.

upOBERT "a. WOWIsON, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
~ NOTARY PUBLIC, has HE
eovsrnor street. DOOR above The House.
nom bis FORMER once iyso-iy
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CAHHIAGEs, CABBAGE.

CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
I'D ~ BOSIiER, Successor JANIS B0sHER w-Us -
He Has on hand, large assortment Of Carria. Ce
gss and harness Among which b. found Gs3rT.
hne Coaches with outside Seats and Rock AZA
aEays Slide Seat Bages, and Bugges tops
which he particularly Ia want Of sny
Arie IN The Carriage line they will be
odng terms by application A. his mandatory Corner
o. Main and 0th streets Jsi4-iy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15
Good Effects Of Or. H5lI's COrdIa! Balm
Of SYriacuua.

WoRCEsTFR, July G, 1866
Desr Sir,A few months ago called at your es absh-
men your advice, when you recommended course of
the BALM Of syracuin- am 1t last. with much shame
induced address you the miserable situation vas
in when commenced taking your blessed medicine. l
convinced the disease afflicted With, was solely
oceasoned by having Contracted in nv early vontb
most Infamous habit the continual practice Ct which
had totally stfoyet ny constitution The health OF my
body was a3t only aa-ee ed bat the powers of nv mind
were much H2Sen=di IUd smelt had lost It's soldity
and my memory 1T reteuTe rculties. uiy head was con-
Iusea anu scj7c to frequent sFmmings. ami had been
o "'sA az oppression at iny breast, which
oecasioned constant aspiration had pains in ry
Stomach &ld Wed mess aHu general debility al
me, WITH constant yawnng and sespiness; my appetite
was intoxicating my spirits greatly depressed, that at
times could scarcely refrain from Ching and invoun-
tdfy weeping my eyes were infamed and frequently
emitted W.tfry hume in a word | was object of
misery. PAID strict attention to ur advice and
continued taxing the Medicine sccOrdlngto your direc-
tons for about hree months, I perfectly
eIel therefore, hllk 1t not only ry duty to acknoWl-
edge the service you have done inform the pub
lie for the benefit Of others no labor under the
recovered
an, dearstr, your most obliged humble servant,
G. a. HILL, l2I Aain-st Worcester. Mass ap7 diff
DR.. HARRIS. Dentist, having associs.ed with hir.
self DR. TRACY, CFho has ben engaged with him for
the last Eve years. hereafter the business will be con
Quoted, al she cid stand OF b. Harris, uuder the firm Of
guy 1855 HARElS L TRACY
The undersigned are making ARTIFICIAL TEETH
With the latest npEo emeats, IN every style, and OF the
Grst quality.
They give special attention the atment of com
plicated diseases of the teeth and mouth.
From the great success they have had in filling teeth
after the nerve has become exposed they feel warranted
In assuring the puic, that number of the
blesome eeth ondemued worthless, by their mrthed
Of treatment he restored to health and usefulness and
their natural beauty.
Persons chat have had teeth treated by their method,
speak with great en- husasn Of the astiGg benefits and
comforts derived from it.
A l.
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DIR. TOURTELLOTrE

u n n " = rs
Gives special attention diseases of the gums and teeth;
als1 general practice, surgical and mechanical. Office
iSS Main street formerly occupied by his tutor and fri nd,
Dr. II. Newton, (now Of 0xord) Who he is permit
ted to refer Over Citizens Bans, Worcester, Mass.
VII df
A New and VaInabEe Discoyery.-DR
hA&'S AROMATIC INYIGORATING sPIRTT.-This
delicious beverage is superior to all TnTgorang Oo-dias
schnapps, Nervines, &C., in for the cure Of Dyspepsia
Nervousness Heartburn DrowsiEess kidney Complsiats
Melancholy, Derium Tremens, IutemDerance de- as Il
viii inygorate and strengthen, but will not ntoxicate
stupefy.
Persons who have become habiuaed to the excessive
use Of Tobacco Opium and spritaous Liquors. wifi and
SPEEDY and permanent relief from the desire use chose
DELICIOUS MEDICAL BEVERAGE.
NeGk and scky families will find DR.. HAMS InvIgor
atng spirit quick and for all female difficult
ties II esiGg regeneTstor as well asrnghener the
human system Each eomplsint the Aromatic Invig
Grating Cordial calculated to cure is named on the wrap
pers accompanying each bottle and full directions
are also infinitely given.
Price 81 per bottle. Prepared by On. DARIUS HAM.
frincipai Ohce No. Liberty street. New York. where
Ghocsae orders should be addressed For sale by Drug
Agents tor Worcester II. R. GREEN Co, and DA
VlD SCOTT. dawIy dsc29
People WiII Be aston slaed, on visiting
"th er CIothtmg Hoa8et!!
To frd how v.ry low they C 4 bay all kinds of
CLOTHING
And esp ciou7 THIN SUMMER CLOTHING.
THIN coats, VESTS, AND PANTS,
or good MATERIAL and fast colors, at SOC each
This sale will continue at these extremely low prices
until most OF tbs goods sold ard al this no.
hne, and are in want, wi Of COURSE before purchasing
elsewhere, cal at
LUTHER'S CLOTHING HOUSE,
Nc. ! Lincoln House BIoels.
Formerly Worcester HOUSE Block. II
The Fall re, M of MRS SUMMERS JUVENILE
SINGING SCHOOL, will commence WEDNESDAY,, SPIT
H. at q P NJ at the stry OF the Salem street Church
Tuition 81, payable at the second lesson. Sill diff
Dr. henry Ss rSans gives special attention to
Diseases # the Rye OGce No. II Worcester a' Riorb
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

In our Tama and Cloak Depart uent will be found the
very latest Paris styeB made from the best material and
sold At prices to spond with the above list
Best Coored Cambres, &c Best sarsinet Cambrlcs.
iOo. Best English siesia, l0s.
N. d. Customers from the adjoiuIng towns about
making the VI, purchases, will ind 1t 10 N r adyan
tsge % give call aud examine our goods and prices
6ef1re purchasing elsewhere.
lyssle 10 oommcuce this day. Every art Gle adyey.
I'D in the abovr W. will found A. our store.
VIM LOCK u d 90.
Nos, s S s Lincoln House Block, Main Street,
Opposite Boston 4 Worcester DpOs,
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Firm ., Bond Ks!Isy DSas I'd sT q. Paul.


BosToE, n School rect March 20, 1853
DpAa sIR--Hayng become prsmatrrely quite grow
vas induced, six weeks SINCE to mako Trial Of
your Restorative have used less than two bottlep but
the gray hairs have all disappeared and although nv
hair has fully attained It's original color vet the pro
cess OF change Is gradually going on, and am IN esost
hopes that In short time my hair will DO dark as or
merry. have also been much gratihed ut the heahv
oisiuro and vgor Of the hair which before wa hsrsk
and dry, md Il has ceased TO come out as formerly
Respectfully yours, Dc RTTpp
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15
o ). wooD Dol. proplIsto1., b nr,.lr,r n a

U U "VVD q WI TIvVTtIuTbi oIz Hr oRIWay, N. y
and ia Market-st., 1t. Louis Mlsso.r,
Jsold 10 Worcester by George 4. spur IL Bcston.
At Wholesale by Weeks Potter, at retail bv n sns
ding, fremont Row. ivlk a. ssa'N'
M ISSING.-oHARLEs Il. aUsrfN. a vo,rS n, !.
abnut 2s years Of age, had on ligft cloth etsa
aark vest black pants and light silk check cap, about
bet IL inches In height little stopped IN hn rhoudern
He is partially deranged and bis friends Isar ~ ~
safety Any information leading 10 bis recovery vii 81
cneernly rewarded, and expenses paid.
day Evening. on Main street
lnArmslon 70 y drscled b "a Aebs,J. 8 oUsrrr.
q " WARREN, osty MarhI
Wescestrs eerA IL 1859 d@
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

oARLyLr Illinois, Juno TO- ls6k.
have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative. ara
have admired its wonderful effect. Ny hair was beeo,
Ing as houghtl prematurely gray, but by the use AZ
bis Restorative" Il has resumed its original color d
have no doubt, permanent y so.
SIDNEY BREEsE, Ex-senator United sta,..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

1t' ANL January Il 1000.
PROF. o. j. WOOD; Dear SIRIUS 1ictsd / send Won
thi: Certificate. Aftsr being nearly bad for long time
and having tried all the r retoraves extant ana nav
Ing no faith In any induced hearing Of yopru
10 give it trial plac.d myself in the handa Of nay
her, and had my head rubbed with good sti brush aad
the Restorative then applied and well rubbed In til Inc
scalp was agow This ITepe4ted every morning. and IN
three weeks the young hair appeared and grew rapidly
from Angus last until the present time and il nov thi
black and strong and peasaat the touch; where.
as before II was harsh aud wiry what little there was Of
t and that little was disappearing very rapidly am
use your Restorative about twice week. and shan sOon
have good and perfect crop Of hair Now had read
Of these hngsand who has notl but have not sen NTH
srto any case whtre any PERSONS hai was really beps
nted by any OF the hair tonic, etc. Of the day, and Il
eay gives me pleasure to record the result Of my exps.
and already has large and general throughout the
territory The people here know les effects, and have
adence mt The supply you u.s. wholesale agents
Tor the TERRITORY, is nearly exhausted and daily inquiries
a'e made for H. You deserve credit for your discovery;
ana for one return you my thanks for the benefit It has
done me, for certainly had despared long ago Of ever
sHecting any such result. Yours, hastily.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15
Just received, 10 pieces
MOU MING CRA APE!
new article for Dresses.
WOOL PLATDS CHEAPER THAN EYER /!
100 pieces Raw Silk Plads-new aud rich.

Silks Silks! Silks
striped, Plain AID aid lks, worth 75; SOC
vi b Plaid striped Silk, worth site, or..... .624c
Rich Brocai silks worth 81, FORE. ...... 62ic
Wide Eugliih ro,adr silks worth 81 124 for.......75c
wide piaiu s worth 81 rs, for...............T5c
Heavy and Rich p ID silks, worth 81 rs, for. size
Heavy and Rich stripe silks, worth 81 25 fr....s75c
Rich Black ocade slks, worth 81 %, ior......sl 90
Black satin Pdd Sllss, worth ST. DO, flr....,..s l2t
Yard vile ottoman Sins, worth 81 so, fnr....Sl on
Col red aud Black Plii Silks, new styles, worth
81 So tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
A Iarge k,t of hifh priced Silks at cost
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

A.. ssrratAss, D .sisneI and EnyraveI upon Wood
and sfols over the GUMS aamond Bank. Entrance l4l
glstn fssL HOUSE Oh Crescent Street All orders viii
geop1pt attention Particular attention paid 70
drafting Machinery. decaO ou
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

SpsrhIins aodR " assr, 4. the , rsue variety
echapic IA my90 du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

A SSEGN EE'S NOTECE.-rh Che third meeting
IA Of the creditors OF ANDERSON B ALBEE, Of Mil
fort, will he ho the Office of Lucien c. Boynton in
Uxbrdge, on Saturday, the 18th day of September at
one O'Clock P. NJ At which time and place all persons
may be present and prove their claims.
I. G. KENT Assignee
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BLANKETS! BLANK ETs!
10 cases Blankets, best m lnufacture.

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
a splendid assortment of Curtain D8mask,
PAINTED CURTAINS & FIXTURES,
And all kinds of goods Usually found in this department
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15
Boston advertisements
'E'HE CONQUEST OF KANZAS.
BY MISSOURI AND HER ALLIES.
BY WILLIAM PHILLIPS,
Resident Correspondent, IN Kanzas, of N. Ns,e
York Tribune.
I volume. 12mO. Price 81.

YoIumes 12mO. Price 81.
The great of information received from the Terri
tory Of Karzas has been through the medium Of
graphic dispatches. always agmentsry and confused
and frequently false and contradictory. In this work
have the results OF the actual observation Of eyeg
mesa man ay competent to understand and depict the
course Of events and disposed to state the fairly
possible.
The book Is not reprint nom the columns Of the 7ri
bhne, but has been written out in its present fern. It
viii be found graphic vigorous sketch Of the attempts
10 plant Slavery in the Territory; and considering the
circumstances under which Wrilten-the author
having beeE actively engaged in many Of the exciting
scenes he describesii off hand in style than
was to be expected
Every voter, who wishes to understand the
TRUE ISSUE BEFORE THE COUNTRY,
viii find in this book the stated beyond the reach
OF cavil The author hiss not given any guessesn or
"repoTt7' or "rumors;" but has set down the NAMES
OF the ACTORS in the TRAGEDY.-THs DATES, PLACES
AND cRcUNsTANcEsso that every statement can be ex
amiled
To the intelig reemen of the country the book Is
earnestly commended
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON, 81 CO.,
PUBLISHERS,
10 winter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Boston,
2Cs-For sale by all Booksellers sl2 eod2t
NERS. STOVES NEW NOVEL,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15
LAIN BLACK sILKS!!
VeIvets! VeIvets!

or variety OF Manufacturers inc ung the celebrated
English Crown and Swiss, which We can sell at
Importers Prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15
LWAYs sOMETHING NEWT
IA READ THIs-oLD AND YOUNG
PROF. WOODS
HAIR REST ORATIVE.

II = I X r , I Q Il A T Y e.
H. doubt the most wonderful discovery Of bis ae ~
progress, or will retore permanently gray hair Il ia
original color cover the head Of the bald with II ost Inv
uriant growth, remove all dandruf and itching
all scrotua, and ether cutanecus eruptons etc Il
will cure as by magic, periodical
make the hair soft glossy, and wayy preserve the
age.
The following is from a distinguished member of the
medical professioni
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15
&0tire5.

ID EMOVAC.-AR. 4. FAIRBANKS would re-
IA spectfuly inform bis friends that he has removed,
ana viii he hapRy to wait them the Mechanics Pro-
tectve Union Shoe Store, l43 Main St. sl3 dot
GETITHDRA " Ala wHTTMAN's interest
w in the firm Of c. FOSTER N CO, ceased July
Goth by mutual consent SO dot
Motto E.-ghis is to give notice that have given
~ my son, JEROME HEATH, his time during his
minority, to trade and do business for himself and that
shall not claim his earnings be responsible for his
contracts JOHN ". HEATH,
Worcester, Sept. 10, 1856 d3tt
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NcI 34OGCf sgt1len<5.

CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & co.
a. L a X & H e I Il c X.
Wen, What is to pay now Why, J. L. MYERS has
just returned from New York with the largest and best
assortmentof
Laces, Embroideries, G. Millinery Goods,
Ever offered or sale at any one store in this city and
what is tiibate, bought them such Bargains that
we shall put bargains low as to induce every one to
call on US before purchasing elsewhere
Ladies, if you viii give us call we will convince Won
tina The above i9 no hlmhug. that we are actually
selling Cambria and Aluslin COLLARS aud BANDS of
"ll,Su y" nave % very large assortnenti Embroidered
Shlhts which cannot BE- beati Embroidered Waists;
Cambria and Musln EOGING real Thread Lace hdging
also an imitation Lace fJr Collars.
Biact Lace EDGING, all widths
Extra quality Black lvet RIBBONS, a very large
assortment New styles OF Buttons and Trimmings
at prices which cannot be beat
u Bonnets Ribbons Flowers &c. Come and judge
for yourselves
O. O5d Bonne:s Bieaohed and Pressed Country Mill
ners sap lied at the lowest cash prices.
Please remember the number, 2lO Main Street, third
store south rom Lincoln House Rloo9.
20 az i'll, MYERS.
REPUBLICAN POggTEg 1ETS.
The following Portraits of eminent advocates of the cause
Of Freedom, are published by
@. II. B II a n ARD,
G24 Wasis5sgton Ss..................B Boston,
CHARLES GUNNER, HENRY WILSON.
JOHN G. FIRE ONT. n r. BANKS
ANSON BURLINGANE,
Price 81 cache
Al'o, print entitled 'Uhampi'n Of Freedom,n COM
prisiug portraits Of Sumner Chase Ale sew
ara Greeley, @hit' .er, aaa Beecher; price 81 so.
JUST PUBLISHED
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

Flannels. FlanneIs.
large assortment of White and Coiored Flannels of
every width ard quality.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

DR.. HARRIS. Dentist, having associated with him
self DIR. TRACY, tghO has baen engaged with him for
the last Eve years. hereafter the business will be con
Quoted, al she cid stand OF Dr. Harris, urder the firm Of
guy 1855 HARE5E L TRACY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

EDORTABLM HOT AIR FURNACE
FOR S4LEtI
A second hand Portable Hot AR Furnace for sale very
cheap Inaure Of GE0RaE p, BRYANT,
"a dsf 10 Nain Street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15
Cost onO SOUND.

& OsT-On Saturday, Aug. So on Main street a
- cmd's PLAID CAPE. The finder will receive the
thanks Of the owner by leaving it this office st4dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

NI lew OHIO FLOUR.-2O0 barrels superGne
~ and Fancy Ohio Flour for sale at from Sc 81 to So
per barrel. CAL anu
sl5 DIFF A. e. W. H. HARRIs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-15

.uTIChINI--Ju fucIvtdi ~ pa nrfc l1f
Nv sals by he bale Or lees. GRIFFIN a co.
BHoReM ANo BUGGY FOR sALF.-Er
~ sac, Bay Horse. and nT wheeled Chaise In
cure Of EDWARD n. Hale, hammond street, Worees-
ter ~ dM
HhALF so F--f0r Fae by the blx-Oolgate %
VI peuot Pale Soap II GklEFLN 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

THE DETROIT SPEECH or w. II. SEWARD
Mr.. Seward has been making, at Detroit, one Of
his Characteristic speeches against the slave
holders Of the South as the governing class Of
the country. He gives us heavy poetical effa-
sion on this theme, better fitted for the columns
q some dull politico-literary magazine than for
the practical exigencies of this crisis on the
stump. He Is one Of those old fogy politicians
who, like the Bourbons, .never forget anything,
and never learn anything" He breaches the
merits Of this campaign upon false issues. He is
fighting the shareholders as q class while the
great Fremont party are devoted to the practical
common cause Of putting down this infamous
democratic dynasty at Washington, and of
putting up q constitutional administration In
It's place. We have nothing more to do with
Shareholders, as class, than with any other class
Of our fellow-citisens. We are dealing with
debased administration, and the corrupt party
and the corrupt spoilsmen and disunion politi-
clans and fire-eaters that control the Buchanan
democracy.
upon us by this Pierce administration and the
party controlling IT, When Mr.. Pierce was
inaugurated there was peace on the Niger qucs-
tion-it bad been settled-all sides bad acquiesced
andpcace was expected to continue But this peace
was broken, not necessarily in the repeal Of the
Missouri compromise and the substitution of the
principle Of popular sovereignty; but II was
broken by that desperate expedient for Southern
votes at Cincinnat-that base expedient OF
making Kansas slave State by ballot stuaing
and by force Of arms. II Is Pierce, Jeff Davis.
Atcbisos 4 Co., and the democratic party that are
responsible for this and not the shareholders. as
class. Fire-eating Southern democratic dema-
gogucs and disorgauizers, however, have mis-
represented the slaveholding class az much as
Seward. The mass of the Southern shareholders
are conservative class, and seek TO avoid arita-
ton and unconstitutional issues and aggrcssious.
Not 80 with such Southern demagogues and dis
turbers as Wise, Brooks, Keitt, Floyd Cobb,
Benjamin, Johnson and SlideIl-not 80 with
such trafBcing politicians rs Pierce. Fillmore
and Buchanan--not 30 with such old party fo<sils
az W. ii. Seward.
The difference between the speeches. proclama-
tions. silly bombast and idle threats Of such All
tators and disorganizers and the true men Of the
day is very broad. Compare. for example, ID,
rasing madness u Wise with the practical com