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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-18

. EA.sA. SGssEs a. MFO8EsS.
IUsr received direst nom PhAdephs And viii t. Sed
~ for suAi advance upon Eastern prices-
FINE CUT STEEL FIRE IRONS;
American FIRE Iron OF best quality,
I do Go bras tops.
Poh,hsd Steel Firr Standards sith VI irbls Slabs;
Bro Eed lire STANDARDS, various patterns;
Pot tcrs ano Shovrls Frpsratr.
Hearth brushes F,A heE Dusters, pus' Psns 10.
oc3 MACKkNZIs 4 WILSON.
t.IkArTS. STOVES, &c.
NTE have hand the Argest snt n. city, Of
w PARL0R, 0FFicE AND KlTCHEh CRATES;
Heating stoves EF toal and wood al nd P,ftyras
octS MkCKthZf- 4 al SON
CsS6ST PgOTfC EOsGN.
w = have On NJ a fts Of the celrbrat d Sir Sthey
W Co, p-rs Mr cafed bur Chest PlVtsesFs. 1hefs
are highly recCmmrndra Go pIoss Ston bon the eGse Of
cold aDo iAh 81 p ing Winds Al Iesons tliesteDe
with Pton ht ava heH's q bis TPOr-
uniy, a art cle - 20 had = q ne, End
have srry f-w ~ he lth
os MACKENZIE WILSON.
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ID r.. II Nj A r. TIN
NO. NORTH sPBUcE ST,
oias-w NAsasVtLa.Es TENN.


Boys Clothing.
lNE hAys ius Teo-T-d extensive sssormsnt o. Roys
w Wahins o Ftrtsas stfiss ana aress. wh,ch ue Fs
psoifa invite fisu1s and hs hie generally aesa
snd rE@mlhs We sso c1astan iy rsesisiae Geatis
mans oFsgcosts des aad fscz "a anf Frss 81 every
dsrcrption Oer stosk 4 Flraishi q obs = nas aou-
0ies an u whleh m aditi5n 70 hearF va a ,oks
O. smcFss unf Fetngs n ths pacs We aasf oul ves
~ oHvr a1ucemr1t faTeE pfys ptra Az cf iEans e
Sashslle ts-pfiat oLIRrOS a hBOrT
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A. c.. & A. B. BEECH

NO. 40, COLLEGE ATREET,
r0L "a s1@ w r. - Ez-
HAVE nov in store very large AMOUNT Of New and
IL Desirable Pan and Winter Coos drea from the
hands Of importers and manufacturers all Of which have
been pnrch isei TO best advantage Persons visiting Nash
vile Tor ne purpose OF b1ytag go Tt certainly 90 wei
TO cal AMI examine Stock before MAKING their Pur-
chases dstsrmned sell At the lowest hgures
Silks.
Rich Gounced silks, Striped Brocade Chins Flouncei
Jaspa "
EeE style Stripe aud Plaid Silk Of al kinds;
Pine brk Rspt and Arnio Silks f1r mourning ~
large stock Plain blk Silks Of the best makes in all
Cashm,res and DeLanes.
Our stock Dress Good, everything in
this liue-dne rich Pgd D1L4ines h1e aga C4shmeres,
T'eh We ao ans bl'S M-rno also P4i1 Blk DeLaues
.u'a b-st max, fine bPk B5n"aEGe and AiPAec@s al
prices, cpd aud b'k Coberge Cloths.
tloaks aud shawls
~ every ,sye c',h lVrt and IOire tnttqle stella
bori-- shsEls an &C ri Long aud Sgaars shaT pain
Lace Goods
Pine Val. Lace setts
Collars, style:
FreneS It, y j trimmed;
New ,tye EnGd Hd~lin S-tt
Esbd linen sets Enb J4:,net 'onars and Sleeve
Of he most D: tut u -tye' Emb'd rrtveiing seIts,
L.H-. fle 'Iemdich and Eubd II Is
Sub d -sIrfs. stgle gods Tor SKIRT
Har CD'h. a le 4rtrcl. irtss 9Th for skirts;
HoJpe iIAr Slirt , plain Domestic 10 skirs.
Hosiery ami Gloves.
Best make Kid Gl ives Ladies and Gentlemen'sC
Ladies' SIX, "a hmere, Lisie thread 5eaver and Raw
sik q ced II .v-s,
Woelen KiI an suck G1Antets;
Ev ~ description o. ,Ieotle mems owes and CANT
lets;
Mis-, B.lve- Glove Tor school:
Hi'K Raw -iik II &c. ain aud coed;
B'k Csshn-r- and ,rstei 80 e ladies' and misses;
Very supe ior lot Ladies a Nj Greg English
Woo Oen iiOI-e;
Large lot chIren's WOrstrd Hose, and Grrcan Boots
fr 1iants;
All colors eastern Knitan rarns
Grey Sh tker Yarn.
Geutlemsn's Furnishing Goods.
B'G aud "a cy gr-Dch Ctpths;
ri Fancy D'nie VI q French Cassimeres;
Plan Ulu. BIZ Double English Cashmere,
ticle;
Beluuui s,'I velget ve,;iau;
Eec4nt i7t r--dy rIaie Shirt AMI shirt Gil trs;
Re adv m ID l. -n Shirt osOais.
G-nre el, Net Ul!er.~ h.rts and nrasers;
PLAIN AID Si,bei silk -hirts and Drawers;
Ladies Nett SO an derino Vests
House Furnishing Goods
Tsb'e Damssk cry variety:
Linen Towels, Napkins an Hu,ktback Diapers;
Mtrsei e. Q Tits Linen and Dourstc aheeting;
Pillow sip Linens and Domestic.
Carpets and Curtain Goods.
weh.ve on haad a very heavy Stock Of oarPets,-the
best uasss piy and ply Ctrpe Ttp.stry and Vel
G Ctrpet b. etu ill in Yege an Tapestry, hne
Velvet Rugs l.gans "trDr Mats of all kind,
W5r,tst D. ali ,lors SATIN DeLtues, figured and
Striped ia styles III Lace an Mlsun Curtain
= nhroi eTed VI .slia ia he piece. COrnices Pins
trim nlnks ch. Those uaviag tIl
be 1ped with Of Carpets very redured
prices very Of q le Bed Blankets. shte and
grew Negro Blankets and Arc c travelling Blankets and
ShaTs of all kinds Negro Clothing - ailkin is Wagon
Shsstny, yards vide. A q. A. Is. BEECH,
elt2O 40 College street.
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Wholesale Dry Goods
"C., coo.
no MERCHANTS ONIY-

TO MERCHANTS ONLY.
NIXTY- FIVE III, USANU DuLLAkS worth Of New and
Fashionable staple and Fancy Dry Goods Hats Boots
Shoes ClothiBg and Hardware &C. &C. be sod at pri
sale for cash and four payable in Bank
These Goods I'VE been bought in ew York and Boston,
Snce the heavy Decline auction Of Manufacturers agents
and by the package at prices varying FIVE hy per
cent less than their prices in June and july These Goods
are gned To US to be closed immedateS, in word,
dsfg competition in this market. Merchants who do
business to make and paw cash and give
months notes and pay them will please give call.
Those long windei genllem who wiling pay from
twenty five 70 ssyenyfve forfeit goods for the
privilege Of twelve months and tten their earliest conve
Iience, our hous- is no place for.
ALSO, Thirty thousand Dollars worth Of Ne and Desi
rsbIe Goods consigned to be sold auction exelu-
svsIy.
our Auctien Sales will continue usual every Tuesday
and Thurs Ry.
TERasA sums under $1OO cash. over 500 four months
time
We earnestly request city and Country Merchants VINO
ke their Stocks in the Nashville market try
Pop and we don't do what promise the pass by.
We take pleasure in showing entire Steel any
and all who will give a call.
TRABUE LUCAS,
Commission Merchants.
septlS-u No. T4 Public Square
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Mount OliYet Cemetary.

NE Dree ors q this Comp ny slIncaRee 70 IA
Public that this Cemetery h4s been lag Win suiI-
abe avenues sn walks and portions ar ands Ss-
divtoed into Family Lots which Of-,ed flr sab
The nass OF The grounds be ee Of Ia 4
anime the same
The Company feel confident they could have made
more sata Il Ice on for q Cemetery IN he vicinity
Nashyuiss ard Iedze themselves pubic 70 snare
money q pains to MAKE IL equal % AZ Ceastery In
OnlOn, and eh "ne NASHVILLE q fevl pride -
TIE CemetTy / nov In the charge q con pst bt SuPsr.
infendeni. hving on the uud under div ecOn
tr'nehts will b. maze n the manner and Al The asa
chaggeS
The Directors II the Company desirous that q
grounds houi be visited BY the CIens Of NAshyne aaa
or tat purpose an omnbus viii lesVe the Of Lindsey
'nd st O'Clock fuesdsy afternoon the ass,
and 90 Frdy afternoon thereafter al the saae hOar
fhs seats VII br nee.
Ladies IA Fam lee eesrous Of v.'i-E N grounds wEI
be called for ~ Itrir residences ~ ing er BY ssn
ing their eaTds, 10 the President " he Complny.
A. g. LINDsLtY President
o. '" NANCE, see'y rue US-tf
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ID C. McSAfSs 4 co uiii o. sn ta-dsy and go sorroS
N. OSE HUNDRkD PIECES THRkE FLY AID IN
CHAIN CARPHT. beughs iores auction sac IN Nsv
York lhsss equ- "a qazily sDd ehsaper In
price thAn any hihzFto ef red IN h kst
determined 20 ssh them eoFrespondinF iou.
Ne uil ths time Be opsEing neW 0ooCs IN
aspe AMI Fsary Ens- ard sin Co., 70 sTsn and
eeise - ne Novelties of ths as - iky sPpear
Nus York. &c. NAlRr Co.,
kasIs .. s. Csfess
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NEW SERlES.--NO. 272
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Lands and Lots for Sale.

A = ACRES Of Valuable Lass an h-,s .sS.,t - a.
n = Nashville and chsttanooga Railroad "a ufi.s -
Nashville, on Eneh depot has been recently located ws
improved good SateF, coed SOIL VITA fair proporon 81
timber and cleared la1ds excellent stand for eoutr
store and residence. Either sde Of the read or the sai
will ~ sold 20 suit purchaser.
56% ACRES, one nile from the town Of Frsnkrr q,
William cous ty. CT he Liberty road mile s.st
the Tennessee and Alabama Rsiiroad 1oo Acres cleared
and IN cultivation Has On Il comfortable Dwelling House
lasting Spring., and pTosuey- i-sutabe for four
handsome settlements win sell \, y, n al suit
purchasers.
16 ACRES mostly nbered part ofths Breatwood Traet
on tue Tennessee and Gbama kailroad 81 miles soutA Of
Nashvse soil Of excellent qualify, admirably ADAPTED 70
tn- purposes OF vineyard Nursery, Market Garden
I0H ACRES the GaHatin Turnpike road. az nile
nom Nashville, between S,ui and sedge: would make
business man in town convenient and cofortohs eonnT
resid nee.
Wesse' Rar ad II miles ofNashVle on Big HarpetA
kIver and mite east Kingston Springs $50 Acres Gear.
ed-oaanee well tmbeTed-g00d sol and water ana
ortable Improvements.
52H AUREas vii improved Z niles rom NssAvfBs on
the Mil Creek valley Pike. and the n. r. eoi
o. good quality god DWehins, nne young 0reha and in
a very COED neighhOrhcod
81 ACRES in the Brooklyn Lrts miles North Of Na.h-
yie near the hss Greek Turnpike road most bsaa-
hful build ng lot
LOTS Of any size RON 50 feet 10 IS Aeres eu Tie Busa
VISA lump ke road ron to miles Of Nashville With
Si.hont Timber. convenient % kuena Vista sprints
~ Ia IN thr corporation Of Nasty. near wflscn's
sPn several on The Franklin Turnpike road;
the Depot OF the Tenn Ala r. on and near n
Turnpike road in the Th Ward ana several
west - Capitol b Ia the corporation line
PRICES low = t. R1iS IIBERAF Nho.e who ia -
purchase would DC Seb to make sppIt1son to
ap'9-u C W NANCE.
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cheap Cash Store.
coRNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.

WOOD NAkEs
| 300 pkgs coy'd Buckets; 1875 doz B md Boxes;
$50 dozen bad box,s; 200 Hames;
zoo ne SITS Tubs pain ed; II $50 Zinc Wash Boards;
275 doz Vanished and Three 5000 Pow II niles
Hoop Buckets; 10 White Pine Tubs;
900 ased Broom Handles 1000 Cane Fishing Poles;
10 dog white Cedar 800 ass'ied Liquor Kegs;
200 doz Tar G ms; 10 doz Cedar Cans;
800 pkgs Half Bush Measures 25 Nest Boxes, varpishd
75 doz Pine huTns assorted 300 Painted Tubs
100 nests white da Tubs; I25 dos Well Buckets assed
BAS ET WAKE.
2Gn Will " Wagons common II nests German Market do
i5J extra; 80 :" Clothes do;
$40 :" Carts common; 100 ioz Feed Bs kets, in store
$40 /" :" ex. Isll tops and to arrive;
rs Empire Csbs; 200 dozen assorted Market
200 extra rs doz Children,s Rattan and
100 dozen Willow and Rattan Willow Chairs;
Pick Baskets; 5 doz as,'ted ONE Chairs,
Rattan and Willow very nice and cool for SUNNI
Also Clio. HAMPERS Imported fancy Basket; Work. Fruit
and Flower Stands. Also-Wifow Work made to ordeI.
FANCY s.OODS.
100 doz Feather Dusters: 100 bales Ahcant Mats;
500 sssted Shoe Brushes; 81 Jute Hark and Skeleton
100 I" ex. Scrub - Mats.
IS Rocking Horses; IS dOI Toy Air Pistols
CORDAGE, TWINES, &C.
1OOco X and ~ inch Manila Rope, $50 feet;
lOcois 4 to ainch do do $50 DO; M
IS Ieels BID Cord ard Plow Line MANILA;
$50 doz Cotton flOE Lines and Red Cord;
100 doz Hemp Bed Cords; To- bales Carpet Chain;
% bales Batting; .. l5O reels Hemp Packing;
% HlcRlnts 10 COILS Iarreu hopei
$50 Wrapping Twine; $50 Jute Rope;
PAPER.
1,50o bundles CFrund) angerman'S Wrapping Paper;
l.SU0 McTesor's do do;
1900 reams LOcEand do do;
l51 reams Tea Paper; Is reams Shoe Paper;
It's " Ham 20 " Batting 90;
$1,000 lbs Roofing do dry IS 900 Roofing do sau'ted
CANDLES, &c.
Star Candles, Lard OIL Opal CaLdies stearne Candles,
Starch, GeIman soap, &c.
WIRE WORK.
Selves, Riddles, Sand and lin. Screens, assorted.
CEDAR FAUCETS,
Assorted sizes of best qualities, in lots to suit
AL - Bench Screws in half dozen packages, in lots.
Woud saws Saw BacAs Curry Combs Cards Brushes Tacks
RVets, &C.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock assorted sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers use, constantly on hard.
CHURNS.
Pioe Churns Is o. "a inch Red Cedar do 16 % do
Cerdar do l6 lS 20, 70 do ainted do 90. 2z, a do
Brass Hoop do" = =" do Barrel do I6, l8, 2O, % do
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do
Steam Bent Top Plank Top:
For sale by S. II BARRETT,
mayl4 Cor Walnut and Front ss Cincinnati,
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a GRAND SCHEME
FOR OCTOBER 31st,
On rHE HAVANA PLAN.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF ND.
IN CgGE LNAS ,,
70 be drawn In Ba hmJre, d Friday, October sIs 1856
Wiz be distributed arrordirg 10 the foEloring
.NpieHdH scheme:
10000 Numbers!-1, 900 Prizes!
Prizes PayiJle IN FH ,oitl0al Deduction.
SCIIENE.


| whols Tic ets SO iislv,s t5. QaArers 81 20
~ All orders or tickets or ckag~s Va any OF the
Maryani LOTTERIES, 80 re pr fup attention arf a.
drasiug maed 10 al pufchasrts i1me iatt, after q ID
ever. Address T. II HUHHkR. 90,
10. 80 fayegte street. H 4, No 40
octs-daw Balt'inUrr, Maryland
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From VISCHER OMEN Co., GenI Advertising House,
APPLETos' BUHDISG $40 broadway, New YORK.
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MBROEYPES were "IntyodUced" in Nashville
n by A. LARCOMBE.
Ambrotypes made nowh else in Nashville than
the Ambrotype Rooms No. 40 College st.
Ambrotypes sde up' 3 double plate glass; hermet
cay sealed and thus protected against all possibility Of In
Jury
AmDrotype Counterfeits made single glass; not
sealed and durable ordinary dagueTreotype
Ambrotypes named by the Invsnt dstin guh
them from all other pictures Other borrow the Rdns
and apply it to in erior picture which the
.Oints Of au Ambrotype-tOue and durability. eblS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-09
VOLUME LII.
,,p RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
,r,,:ssko DAILY, sEni'wEEKIr' AND wxEkLS,
prTCHIE. PRYOR & DCNNASANT'

nsi,v ps,er seven dollars per annuI,, and AT 'he
~. N; dollars if taken for shorter perou har
To-, For the Scm.Wcekly, tive dollars per ahhu,i on
S,a iosrt for six months payable IN advance 20 os H
4. ,x oIkcs reunited ny man. po6'Paiu' VI '
"a, srnurr Al the end OF the year ,, -. Oh.
F,v;,b tb. y;,w OF extending the c!rcuatloh Vi ue
p,rtjNOND ENQUIRER III the southern SAVE ~
p.orr;e,or. have commenced the issue oil " IEn. !.
parER which con;sins nearly all the reao'us ni "
~. Ds,ly and Sem, Weekly editions. - =, ,ho
,v...a .sr no.hnc OF the political character Oh ing
rlcHNOSD ENQUIRER, which II NV "htl II " " % n, ,h.
snnr,rv sro VIC may state that g the purpose %
rd,ors 10 devote all their energies ne oiSc W ,ho
;.snss which Know No,hingism has t'ought oe'o'e ~
country. ,r.,,. IVORY weduesday ay
rnnr AZ - per annu,u if paid In nncc, or Tor ".
-..r n,vmcnt ia nnt made III "dvancC a - -.
80 N favor OF clubs. in the to.u"nE Ia'.o ' sor
so,,s of the Weekly Enquirer VIII pe lnrhsheu " ~
swelye copies: tor $40 twenty TO- cop'es' III '0 ~
the same proportion 80, .nrrr -.srSG
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,,.',n itty CENTS and every suecc 'hs isei ,,es
s-Srr cent?. Ii inserted twice "''A % r,;nn tcx
,birty and halt cents lc' '-Sh 80, ..n,.
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for each Insertion .. u,.s cr less frst in.
scven,y.sve cents for each SUBSEQUENT u'.., s
&C. na,,s when inserted only once "aeA 'e'0"'' Nv
een,s Tor each insertion w., ,- ,o.s Ara, nsertior
IN ins 10, each continuance MY cents ,>
sa,er,,sers are charged 80 - 2e square oi y
NV wo scuslcs, and IN that l'.t, ''.oh io AZ
rs,n.n,s Of greater length, except s''''eot'' VAN
are charged 500. ,QsfeT tnc uueul ,~roojp,
rs al Obituaries sadiInoutes OF nc
49, ines a.r char-,' tor as aoSSGtiSe!n' IL, T.,
orders nom n G.:Nace must be aceon'p -; 49, " =,
,rn,,, I,ar OF satisfactory references to!s". ::
A.. dues - ,.is o!ice may be veniiI.i per man u
scsf ana available Bank notes nj The risk Oh 'ae eo.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-09
A JUST COMPLIMENT.
The Alumni of the South Carolina College at Co
lumbia. recently adopted the following reso lutions


umbia, recently adopted the following resolutions
Resolved, That we have heard with profound
gret Of the retirement of Dr.. Leber from the South
Carolina College. His eminent ability and wid.
learning, which have obtained for him an envia5l-
reputation i'll The literary world, and the 2ea and in.
dustry which he has displayed in the conscientious dis
charge Of all the varied duties Of his office, merit
our highest esteem and commendaton. We believe
that his high and faithful laburs have resulted in
fcrriny upon the students amount of education
and useful knowledge in his department not exceed
ed by that in any other. His eminent standing AS
scholar in the republic Of letters, while it has
ferred reputation upon our College, has afforded
q constant and stimulating example to the stu
dents We feel that in his retirement Alma Mater
has sustained heavy and serious loss.
Resolved, That wherever the chances Of lifs may
cast his destiny he will hear with bin sentiments
Of the highest esteem and respect and be attended
with our best wishes for his prosperity and happ-
ness
They also appointed committee, viz; VIM C..
Preston, Chairman, Ex GOV. Manning, j. l.. pe,i.
CRU, Richard Yeadon, }. II. Hudson, Joseph Blyth
Alston to take all proper steps to tprocure and
present to Professor eber, in the name Of the Alum
nj, fitting testimonial with suitable inscription in
token OF their high appreciation of his merits and
services Professor OF History and Political Econo'
my in the College Of South Carolina, and Of their
deep and sincere regret at the severance of his con-
ne1ion with the institution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-09
THE ELECTORAL VOTE.

So far az we have heard the State Electors feach
State, on Wednesday last, carried out the Instructions
THE popular vote and recorded their sufIages for
the candidates who received the sanction of the seve-
ral States The grand result as thus con.um;nared.
stands thus: Buchanan and Breckenri,iye Ia Ere.
mont and Dayton III; Finor- and Donel.onS :.
The Electoral College of Peunsylvari, was nre.
sded over by the venerable WIN. Wilkins who, on
taking his post addressed his COLLEAGUES n follows
All who listen read. may learn N. hur-s of inv
hnd CIRCULATION whirh. in 4!i psr,s of the I,r,n ara
10 be heard upon the final issue u; the pni,ica cop..
| III "hich We have ben engaged, and through which
we have a" honnrably and so .riunphantIv p,-s.d
| lhl' triumph vrres the patriotism AMI us,innatv
oi the Democratic party throughout our entire land
ana III the most distant limits uf our prrnt R.puhlir
IL triumph OF law and order and nf equal t,nsti.
tnuona rights over bold and reckless a,t.,nut to
| iIsTneIhber the Uninn-tu Separate the South from
| 'he NorIn by SECTIONAL, geographical linz. which
must inevitably end in civil cout,t, and prnbsbly
dlss"Iutloh ot tins C"nicdernry. Tn. National D-,no
cratic party Of the Cnion. say. has saved "a crnm
all these peri', and from this Threatened DISASTER ".
nave, under very exact, but colnpie;. and haupv
Constitutional regulation uf our rny.rp,prt y,r
simple duty TO perform To-day. You ar. ,ud upn,
10 join in the same Democratic action s,,,r.d oU
over tho Cuion, III similar Colleges 10 cun.urumate
me choice OF the people in the two principal Officers
| Of the Government
Ii is brief duty, to be discharged in fe,v mo
ments as it were but it s important in il. ef
fects You will give your sanction, no Iouh with
entire unamity, to the choice the people have made
Of the man to carry on the American Governm.pt-a
man of full age full of experience full Of wisdom and
full Of patriotism.
With pleasure our votes will he cast as the people
have Indicated; and ] have no doubt that in ihe
hands OF the man to whom hav. referred, the
Uuion, the Government. the ali important in.r.sts of
the people, will be perfectly safe.
To Pennsyvanians hs w"uld address b;m.eIr
md he would cay to them: ''You have now ih pr,
-idency for the first tEe-th- South has g.u.rorsIv
given You their support for the office This fa, made
il n matter of Peculiar cungrauaiion to u.s. |, was
one OF great pride to youto you, not as politicians
not as Democrats but he would y-Prunsylyani.
ans"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-09
THE LONDON TINES On MR.. BUCHANAN.
ELEC TON.

New YORK, Dec The ioi!owipg /. from nun.
her OF the .'rnuudeTer, received her. by Tho AratJ
today. .
and will shortly b, chief m.si.irt.. OF tho Iuti.I
STATES So -uds the long russ- "hIrh 'uu>Ts q
th. Union during many IN NH" HE g -" - ; r '"
lie pr pnn,i. uf III" savchod,u-.r .rv"~T 49, 'd
,x,ersri vi s,uv-ry ntr The ;~ri. oirs - 'e.
.vly. Il IN u .ruu-r uu,nvurrbl- I" h - - { ,u
Morrill, nnd :ht yr ~ pvr iOn % ID" + i.h '"rl j.
ui'v which .yrnpnh.ci wrn North ~ -. cy III =
.iltIJu.. Bat Got vm!y j. h Ia cf htrs- q e! %
Dy this event, bur thu iUr"gr pJi"y ii -. = :,
must b.. h.. TO b.. d-rpy iiiiu,n". j ~ -ri-"
rary he wishes o the mo iernte nrn DO u L. - 90.
and in Europe.
"It cannot be forgotten ,hat Mr. Bu.hnm y, - h"7
Minister 10 this cuuutry, gave but ii'- h-'I-'T' -
peaceful settlement al IN Ie-'l ~ ih"' i"' =
between America aud Eug glnGi: Ii has been iU- :.
and u,, without r-a,un that l. al Cinf-r.. r 80.
i-avors ~ terminate more thAu oie dispui" .''
a-d by the A,i.-I!cnu revres.n..;iNs mot w..o 'rJ
wish 10 invulvo the Iwn c.,uur!rs In ~hT- a. '...
winch h, probably. Thought no amount -! u" "''r.-f
could urIng abOut-tut brrnuse h- ~" III 20. '.'i.
,nuance ui this angry spirit All elrcti0u--ii"R 80
age 10 himself III bio csndIdstesbp i'r H. T';.'
!ency.
Nor can II be forgotten that at the O-f"a L
ference, whsn doctrines entirely sub''r-'H- "i ..r
cOm;nOnesr ryhrs uf nations were prom" gH.'' . -
where Mr. Buchanan tu"k pr.nr!psi pr', ~ ."
Iuirtion Of Cuua by almost any tn~"Es 49, "''iv''
" the conference as Keys ons "t iIu- Aiir'"
s.as-sman foreign p"!lcy, e"a u 'Hdl ue 'hei''
analogy that aggression nn Other A'neIIcs l. sir''s
with valuable ports or territory wou,d ioo" Ia de9
course.
with respect, therefore, to the event which hrs t
taken place, We can only repent the ob-'t:f',.'.e
wIich We made when the P-uusy!y4m.s ..egii,I
.hoyed il WAS imminent. We cnIno; p-.:rr.c 20
Judge public m-n of thu Cu.on x ep: by ih- ~:
which their actions and tf. Opinions at iii. !:
counrrym-n farn.s". Neither S"uld L become e. -
xpre-s !mn"drrn:c " or rrgr-t ut th T-eU! oiHo"'
- is an Amaycsa s,stesn.n by mir own co"'s-s''' :!
tIiJ, BY t..- common rep"rt q" ns cuunir, u ~, h'4
views inconsistent with the ln.ependrr"e Il ver.'H
neg!Iboring States, caun but tt'uk mol e. lar
;ne euJnrseElent "f his claim. by n"J1r''! E! -
:oun;ryn-u ls 10 feet To De- viewed "ti r'Sr-'' u
nay re Assure the world however, to cHd TIA: '!!'
Northern States which have Gsen 50 moved oy "s
.ong contest are di-pssd, that It Over I" v~5
yilug obeduUce 10 the u1w AnkIoisae sEa 1''o'~'
nent v hlch be may naugLrate.