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frc,. liriuuou1 g ~;f4;ryfis. ST. RS not = 'n,rH 10.
ca Improvement. It & ai,e iii wEisl the Stale Is M
tc:y.tgi. +. is ole IL Which ltic!i':;cna !, deeply mite.
rc-;;:!, il. She desiI"5 ~ secure tn" 'rh!c NM i;":c'
ron!iT. from the Sui.:i- Wr.i. RHI r""I -c!i'''n"''
thnt are just "a local as tins ons, ana m"Gr So, arc
how before the Legislature.
The Senate has already acted upon oh.. | mean
,hu direct road from Charlottesville TO R:chsnond'
passing through the counties of GnochlnEd, Louis"
md FIuvannH. The rail road from Richmond IL
Lynch6urg, will pass through the counties al C.lIS.
~tcrteld, Powhntan, Cumberland, Buckingham, hnd
believe through q portion of Campbell. Hos, then
Gun the Senate refuse - grant II charter for the con
structnn Of this roadl | hope the Legislature will
grant 10 the lnrge community Interested in this I'M
provemcnt, tho right of constructing this road with
their own capital. ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
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The following letter was addressed by Edwin For.
RESI-. the traSedlap, to the managers Of the late know
Nothing festival. hcld in New York, on the 9Th inst:
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5, 1856.
DEAR SIR:-My appearance In Baltimore, on Mon.
day evening next, Will proven, Inc from accepting
your invitation, Oh b,lnlt OF the Committee TO I'D
dress the "Americun National Club" at their first
lard festival, GU Tuesday n.xt, in tie city OF New
York.
I.al | tie leisure to bc with you, nothing would al.
ford mc more pleasure than TO lay upon the altar %;
his fame, my humble tribute 10 the memory of that
man, whose proves in the field against British nS-
~-.tsslou, made The Sth day Of y January immortal; aud
whose rare wisdom and un5ondinS Executive intugrl.
~, have stamped MIN the uoblest oF all the Ameri-
cans. Yours truly, EDWIN
b. T. LOWELL, Esq, New York.
We look upon the use Of the name ef Andrew
Jscksou, by the Kuow-No,biugs, q, au attempt 10
disgrace bis memory.
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DECISION IN THE REAPER CASE.

G. II. McCoHMIcK. W. JoHy II. MAYSY ~,
orHERs.-We learn HAT Mr. Justice Mclean, Of ,bs
Supreme C"arr, delivered III 'his city, " ~rGnesIay,
~ c"nsent oi the parties. rs The presiding Judge Of
~. Clcui: C'Ur; OF liiIn"iI, the opinion of Tint
Court IN the 'es- of Mccormick We. NANNY ard
others, which vas argued last summer al Cincinnati
by the Hon. R"veriy Johnson and Z. y. Dirkcr>,a
for the complainant. mid by Edwin VI. Stanton and
Geurse Harding Tor The defendants. The poiu;s de.
clhed by the Court are:
Isl. That Manny's rrap;nr machine does not 10.
fringe any Uf McCormick's patents.
%. That the diNidcr and reel post used in Nanny.
machimro are no. the snnc in form or principle IA The
improvements patented By Mccormick in lSi5, and
are no Infringement.
ID. That TIC furker's stand Or position on Manuv's
machine is Il new and u-etu. improvement, invented
and patcnte! by John II. NANNY, not covered by
Mc'Cormick's patent, bot i different i'll form and
principle, ani IL Therefore no iniriDge meat.
All the points h"IE- :hrs decided IN favor Of tho
defendants, ,hc injunction WINS refused and the bill
dismissed al thu cunp,a.i,ant's cost Nat lat.
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COMPROMISE CANDIDATE.

Mess.s. Edi,orr:-W!n you allow NE space enough
IN tie Enquir.r TO express my deep regret tina, the
Democrats in Congress have refused TO lake up Gen.
opportunity presented itself tor Col. Richardson to
have been made the Cur,ius of America. Gen. Nilsson
acted very properly in The onset, in no, conserving TO
be- run; but, sitter consultation, the proposition, |
think. ought to have been accepted. There was no
sacrifice Of principle, md, to effect on organization Of
the House aud TO quie, tho public mind, the lmmoia-
ton Of individual preference was a smcH sacrifice,
when compared with the end to be attained. II may
have been regarded by oEr friends as u ruse, and Il
i, Tad proved such, .Aen they could have ia!iou back
nnon their former positions, whic.. would have shown
to the country clearly aud uaequivocs!ly wheru tie
responsibility rested. ~ CNSs'
Chesterfield Cvuu,y, Jan. ~, 1856.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CoN%NEs.-EIr.t Session.
WEDNESDAY,, JANuARY Ii. 1856.
The S.nnir was not in session to-day.
uAI:SE AL, LII LSEN T. II ES

The S'riItr wits not in session IO'lHE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. harrington offered II resolution tina; Lewis ID.
Campbell b. declared Speaker. lie said thar his rea-
sou for Offering the resolution, WINS 10 contribute MS
mite towards an organization. lie had proposed Mr..
Crupbrlls name bccuus- he had heard him spoken
uf as less objectionable to some portions OF the House
than Mr.. Banks.
Mr.. Galloway, though personally favorable to Mr..
Campbell, said he could not change his position till he
was insured OF the sentiment IN MR. .'s iuvor.
Mr.. GidIiu.s said this resolution wins thrown INTO
In. House wIllcu, consulting those voting for Mr.
Banks, By whom he would stand Until he could see IL
chance Ia vote for Il better man.
Mr.. Mace said that the fault of the House rrmain-
inc uuurnauiZed was attributable 10 the anti Nehras-
kaite-, who hive q majority. and cnn any day effect
The election of Il Speaker il they surrender their per-
sonal di!icr.nces.
Mr.. Purviauce sail he did not agree with the sentl.
menis advanced by Mr.. Mace, and attributed the iull'
urr tn organize Ia the Democrats.
SIR. Sa,r nui Mr.. Wa>hhurn nf Maine, thought that
the introduction OF the resolution WAS i!l.tlincd and
miscellaneous.
Other gentlemen explained their positions; among
tl.m Mr.. Campbell ot Ohio, who said his name had
been used by Dir. Thnrinyton without his knowledge
~ authority. and that under no circumstances what
ever would he throw any obstacle i'll the way G: al
organization.
lJU.
Mr.. Cunbark OF red a resolution declaring the
Hon. Daniel Mace ot Indiana, the Speaker ot the
llrusc.
4 DISCUSSION then srose, in which several gentle
mcn took part, including Mr. Dunn, who took occa.
son t. c;i,-urc the cuucus proceedings OF those who
have been voting fuc Mr.. Banks.
Mr.. BrentOu, having been p.aled to by Mr.. Damn,
said that when NJ. Campbell! Withdrew his name e. u
candidate for Speaker, he MI lirentonl was up-
preached by some of the friends III Mr.. b lnk-, who
rrqurst.d him To vote for somebody else until al up.
pointed tlrn".
Mr.. Pennington said that II scheme had been pro.
iectci To run him up for Speaker 10 = certain point,
in order to rob him and i!rn Kill him of, against
which notion he promptly protested.
Mr.. Dunn sniI. To use a Ioincly phrase, Ike the
people OF thu West, they tatten their hogs first, aid
slaughter them afietwrr'is. H. further explained
whv lie hal been voting against Mr.. Bunk.
Mr.. Cumhack Withdrew his resolution: when the
House proc"rieI IL vote again for Il Speaker with The
fuIiowin. result:
Bink-, -; Richardson, IS; Fuller, -; Pennington
8: scattering 5-nrcessary ly IL Choice, IS.
The Ifuu,r then ujiuurutu.
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ROAD FROM LYNCHBtRG TO RICH

Messr.. Editor.:-WLile various othsr rail rond
road scheme, are now ~eng.os,i : the attention of tue
Virginia Legislature, this, The most important ct any.
is not receiving the attention which its Importance
demands. a. The las; session. If The Legislature this
scheme was referred 10 the proper committee "ac II
seems TO have died q paiuva! death. ! hope me Le-
s!siatu-r, ~ i1s:ice 20 the igrs. community through
which the p.oro:ed road will pass, will bring; again
into existence, and bestow upon il tia: consideration
which i: deserves. y" douot This road will cons,ct
with other Interests. b.: ;A.t Is not Il substantial
reason aSalus, the construction of il. The people OF
the several counties through which this proposed
road viii pass, come forward ard fisk Ct The hands Of
the Legislature a naked charter. i'll order that they
may inves; their capital in the construction Of n raj!
road TO transport their produce TO market; and they
are 10 be deuieh this privilege because is enjoyment
will conflict with other Interests. As Il Nirsinlan, |
am opposed 10 any such dncir!ue.
The people Of the odd Dominion are placed up.
on one COMMON platform OF equally. aad 30 portion
Of the State he. Il right 10 enjoy q privilege which
another portion bas ao, the T;.h, to enjoy. Co1aert
This road with tho Virginia aud Tennessee Rail Ros!
Of Lyuch50rs, IND w VII ts>c Que s:and raj rosd
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MARRIED. Oh in" 18Th OF Dc"erDer. bea" L.yn hhurg
By Rev. J l.. Pr.rt.rt. NJ. ROBERT PkIER>. 70 Mi..
ANN ELIZA WILLIAMS.
M.RKIro, On ;n- goth Of Gercmbar. by Rev. ! |:
pricE-rI, Mr. THOMAS JEFFERSON CHlLDERi, 81
Appoma;tax county. AMI Mis- SUSaH l., daughter d 'h'
!ntc Cha. l.. DDr.-. 81 ,EIhcrs. county.
MAExign. on ihs 2I't Of December. in Lyuchbu:g, By
i,..J l.. rI!cIari. .Mr. JOHN -. ":.GFIELD, ID Ms
CUISINE c daughter u. the ln'r Peter Nelson.
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OF N-ISI,IlESN

MApIsoy, Jas. l6.-The Supreme Court of this
State has issued a writ of quo warranto, at the in
stance of Mr.. Bashford, requiring Governor Barstow,
who has lust been rc-inausurated, TO show by what
authority be holds the station Of Governor. This
will lead 10 gu investigation Of tho late election re.
tnrus, sous VI which are alleged to be fraudulent.
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BALTIMORE, Jas. IG.-TfIc rnur market to.d.v
wa, quiet; snl's "f 2G3 bbi-. Howard .ffeet. 500
ohio, and $40 City Mills ut s. Rye i,ur at So
Corn meal 50 So. There w.r. only l,JyD bu,hrI,
wEca, ohrrr! to-day, but n s'ic-; white 81 OF a 81,
RED 81 10 h 81. Corn. white and yellow, n, IS n ~
cs. r., Maryland 10 n 10, PENNSYLVANIA and
Ohio rs IL l2u cts. Oats IS Il 10 ca. C!oyrrseeL
s. % u J ~.
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~" me EHGtVeF.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING N UEVPICD

4 State Convention i called 10 meet on tn. 18th Of
February IrI', !"r the purpose Disappointing delegates
10 the National Convention ut Cincinnati, in june
II is very important that Iirmriro should be repre-.
scented: therefore, il !, hoped that The Democrat. of
the county will turn out nj our mex lFebruary,) Court.
Let every Democrat lee! il his duty Ia come.
OLD LINE,
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ATTORNEY GENERAL OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
B,sroy. Jan. ij.-Ih- Hon. John II. Clifford Wa;
elected Ait"r'"y General uf The state to-day. by The
Leslsla'Hrr ia j,:m; Courelt:oo. lie ~ GU I
vi 3hl vu.c, cast.
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NEW YORK., JAS. l6.-Co'i"n has declined ! .,
n cent: sa!cs "i 2,1Ui bales. Flour l.. firm: SAL;
lo,hnO ibis. straight Stat, IS; good Ohio So 5.
Southern IS ~. What +. hi.tr.: sales Of png
bushels >~putharl rn,! 81 -. Corn is firm; spr, 81
Jy,UUO bushels; Western IN ix-i ~ rcnis-
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THE SpE,KEKSuIp CONTEST.

W.>HI>GruH, Jan. i6.-Mrs.rs. B"yce, Mcqueen,
AM h"itt say they hrc NOW satisfied with Mr.. Rich.
urisoas explanations and have returned to his SUP.
port.
Mr.. Faulkner intends submitting n proposition tina,
II $50 SpcGEcr Dc elected b.. Monday neat, the mcI,,.
bers resign their >cnts. and that The House adjourn 10
meet on the first Monday IN May.
An AMI Nebraska caGcu, Is bring he'd tonight n,
Inc suggestion of Mr.. Campbell oi Onio-the drba,.
,2.c7y apparently damaging rather than improv.n,
Mr.. BhLks prospects,.
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For Ge Ewqn'rsr
pruorc,TIc MEETING IN ANELIt.

the Democrats 0: Amelia are requested to assem-
nj, NJ n. uext term Of the couuty court, Thursday
III II inst IL order L. send delegates To the State Con
vop,iou 10 he held il Richmond on the 18th OF Febru'
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LATEST III T'GLEGnspy.
T.ir.:aphca io: sac lti"!I"oai E,cu,r,r,

FOCNnEnED Al SEA-fl:RTYLivES LOST.
NV YORK. Jan. 1.-The ship -. Dennis h-uc.
for Ilavge, ~loui.derri al sen nl the 9TH, when The Ca,I.
tain, src"Id mae, t!rre cn"!n pussenscrs, and part
Of tho crcw, thirty il: nil, were lost.
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t~ Al o:cs aHd tr;g+ ii free, Ur: a&iit!cI 20 t'o escf.
r,- NJ the 1"i"ls ry:,scT of :he Ht&:a, wl"!: rcrs;srrT'
in ,h, ,lr,c!,.. al Ii freedom.
Resolved. lin: ~ The "2in;"r -: this Genera! A.
s.,,,rlv. no IL i!;:; r,i:; ~ ~" tu.trd States has .Ii-
- ir;nn - issur wr;t4 % kntr"y r0Ipas, or 10 rem
dec ind -nan! thereon, except Wien necessary 20 Inc
,rIc,Iy proceeding Of su.is pending therein, I'll III or
h.r To- liq.irc into the legality at commitments made
uu,Ier cuirf ii its authority, ard, therefore, that the
;mnri.onInrnt ut Pn-srhuIc Williamson, under the
authority at the district court al: the United States for
,hc Eastern District "i Pennsylvania, was not war
rar,r,l rs law, md r"!d.
kc-n!"cd. THAT our Senators lac. anil :hcy arc here
he Instructed, aud on Representatives III Congress
r rauur-:c!, to do nil in their power 10 carry out
rho srit;. and irtrn, of the foregoing resolutions.
R.s,I; led, That the Governor 10 requested Ia cause
u cruy OF these resolutions. property certified, To be
a,.nt 10 each nj our Senators anu Representatives, TO
I've by them communicated 10 Congress; and tiat II
conv of The sam" le aiso sent 10 TIE Governor OF
cnrri. State in Tic Union, with Il request that they be
luid before the Legislature thereof.
is HOUSE ur REPRESENTATIVES,, Nov IL, 1880.
Read aid adopted.
GEO. K. THOMPSON, Asst Clerk.
Is senate, Nov. IL, 1879.
Read aud adopted in concurrence:
L. II. CHAPMAN, Secretary.
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~r:iii': SAFE sGi the I i:rri n;a:i:;y7 Tx, u, ! brs' h"
ever: rrc"si'i III which :nc 'siiNn1: honor n"' "c''
involved, ru:n': i~'iiHii" AND ':''r! !:'!n'r! sliI''' eN'
',i''ii'G III "s ~ "ri'"i'm"i;'' - .''i''c' az ~ -
.E-'t r'...fN. Is :",'i. La l""~i'f !'"'i' '"'
corrupt cnnibiaatiuii> ut Congress t.! IL" 'A"rrl-'
al tho vet" power, nni maintaining the CAUSE al ne,
ir"vrarr, By he ruuiT:ni'"iI ut s"nnd npi'''''' """
t!- IN ,uu,,i- a.! -nu! government; h"i wis" i',"''I,
Il solved, Ton, lir '!yi-. .i!Ol! s"i"Ctr" 10y 'n'
C,ava;;iau, ~ rr,,.r,crt :irc Slate ut New l"fk w
~. National Cunvrn'i"n, ar hereby 'n'ira''en ~
cat The v"'y r:;i'is S'a'c NJ II unit, n"a 'nn," n nI' I'll
itv u: the delegates 49," hereby authorized ~ II" "
varuucics occurring III their BODY.
----sss--
SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL
Uni. convocu,iou will NEE, in this city III" short
,;,,. ,,d !, i. r. h.. bnucl there will be n full repre-
@ t,,;on from the South. rs there will he subjects
uai-r discussion deeply interesting heretofore ott
4, i,;,, ,ucr,,sed Importance from recent events
w. give below the list OF dele gates for the State mt
,.,. annotated ly Gov. WISE. together with tho
Z ,y.,nor's letter 10 the m announcing them:
RIcHaoND, Jan. l6, 1856.
GrxrLyMry: In repl, t. yours oi the SIS, uiIiino,
handed 10 me s:uce my arrival in this city, | INFORM
vou that l have, at my earliest cuuvrIieiIt:r, II''de
out II list Of the State delegation TO attend The Con-
~vrntion to be held Oh the 3Oth instant, according I"
your request.
| AIN proud TO acknowlcd DE the compliment OF your
invitation 70 attend your Convention in person, nnd !
take pleasure in promising t" promote your efforts u"
establish the commercial Independence and soc'a'
prosperity of our common mother, ny all the meanS
in Inv power. | am, gentlemen.
Truly, your ODD. strv't,
HENRY a. WISE.
To HoRAcx l.. kent, jos. X. ANDERSON, JAS. LIZ.
oNs, JAS. II. GRANT, e.. &C., coininittee.
LIST OF DELEGATES.
Francis Mallory. OF Norfolk; Archibald Atkinson,
Isle Of Wight; His Ex. john Tyler, Charles City, Sam
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GREAT Syow-SroRM AT WHKELISG.-The snow
storm OF saturday lE.t was the most violent one they
have Ind ut Wheeling, Va, for fifteen yetr.- The
snow continued 10 descent until noon on Monday,
when il was IS or 90 inches in depth, blocking up all
the rond.. The rail road track, however. was soon
cleared, and tue trains are running rs usual.
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GOVERNOR wIsL'S SPECIAL MESSAGE.

WlSE , 0FcCIAL NLoo'NUE'
We publish to-day q brief but pointed and in'e'
resting message from Gov. Wise, laid before the CT.
-e:s! Assembly yesterday, commenting Oh some
nos, ~a;roclcus abolition resolutions from the State @:
Vermont. His cosen, aud powerful remarks upon
.s- Miscellaneous influence Of sectionulism aud bigot.
ed iana,ici-u,, 10 ~cloggirg the wheels OF government
oa3 placing our institutions III imminent danger Will
conl!a.rd the earues, attention OF tie whole country
as ,Gioy did ;Eot of both Houses yesterday. Govern
o. Wise nss treated the subject with entire propsie'E
sn1 d.,u::y. and biz views mus, start!c' and arouse 10
o clear perception Of duty, every lover OF tue Const'
....nn ed The Union.
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&a1Y .Hn STATE SEae.

1l.r S!t-,rs pLEx:7.-lnes. %t::cr:c.l a,i p~or!i~:
a-tr-Ssr- t"l:r thc,r bench: this evening ~ IN" Inra.
no. I:.cy Ole: II good bill. md c!rpu!u rcc.'Y" the
support OF thc friends of the drurEc.
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FRoAEy TO DEArH.-The Winchester VirsiniGn
~, lost his life BY the severe c"ld on Thursday night
last. He WINS returning, in a sleigh, from a salr. To his
residence, six miles distant. The horse took IN.
empty sleigh home, md its occupant wH- found dead
hv the roadside. lie leaves u young wife and one
ciiild.
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CATTLE, HOGS AND SUrFp

BEEF-a3 50 a 81 80 u ear. gross. which Il, a. 90
Il - nor: beet scarce ~ present
liOtiS-s- JohS5 - T. hundred. Very scarce md in de.
maid.
~SIEEP-Mutton sell Tor 50 5Gde5 r piece, or 80 20 u
- 50 per hundred g:vss, for ordinary and superior Sh.ep.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET. MR. Is
Tie re""ip't are very light an: 'H' demand very active
for thr immediate 'sc 0i the manufacturers The supply
nj present is no. equal 20 the demnni, AMI the market
shows II considerable" advance in prices, compared with
this time lust month. y ". MARTIN, SON s. Co.
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Wonx AT THE TrSNELs.-Col. Crozet writes 20
t,,e Charlottesville Jcffrrsonian that the whole perfo-
ration is now 3,Gul feet, viz: $50 OF the West ri:e,
aud, III on the East. This make-, for the year, Ii9
it will certainly be completed in June next, if not
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HOUSE OF

The House was occupied most of Yesterday IN die
cu.sinns upon the bill 10 authorize the Central Kali
Rnnl Company Ia construct Il short track between
Charlottesville and Richmond.
Mr.. SgpnoS addressed the Hru'e Mt considerable
length in support of the bill, and Mcssrs. SPADr m.
claiborne against II.
The question on the pending motion To postpone It
indefinitely was decided in the rcga;ive-tte vote
standing Gyes s., noes Is.
Amendments were offered to il. but the House i'd
journed before a vote wcs tuken upon them.
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"Sst .heir hfe en- my chance,
~sDS =. ar w, yi,l az ~

We do 10; wish to convert and en!!s, Black Repuo-
Icons of tae North or Of the SoutL. No! We would
e,con naaicate them, now Az forever, from all po'
i,:lcai association with other men. Public opinion
saodli BRAID them, and forever point Ut them the slow
i.zs. Of repro5sliea.
IAsy c. .l!eage O comparison OF strength and uum
be.s. Who woald 40 into meeting with them and
,Ac.roy ADM: iheir fraternity To nee,them thus,
~o.!I De 10 admit ,ha, il their numbers DO SUPERIOR
:hcy aayo the rl.h, 10 control those who differ from
,aa,u. North aDi South, Koow So,h.psisu stands
biased.
Let, all good men no, only quit its ranks, but aid
!. .coi-.!us it powerless. We repeat, they can only
&, 50 BY cordially uniting with the Denocrucy-th the
only o1sanized conservative party In the country.
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JAcKsos's FAREWELL address was read, accord
ing 10 custom, before both branches of the Penn-yi-
wanna legislature on the 9Th, and five thousand copies
ordered ~ bo printed for the use Of the members.
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III. RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
HgDAy MOwNVNG.SaNVa:X ~, 1880
rue nnTtS KX0w-HOriIiNGS.


B,:ts' Tan, rs the Win. terms It, differs toto c9'o
t.om The Southern Know Noihiucs useembled in ill
e,arrntica in rb..a! u' rhia. US 10 the best mcau' OF
r-,:,c;a. Southern rights, aud differs equally with
:ha members Of that party in tho Virgins" LcSi'l"-
turu. This alone should condemn them rs untrue "
L.. South, unless they can show unmi'taScaoic o'''
G-a:s Of superior wisdom, and patriotism ana
:a:--.s: IN slavery than all other Sou'acrn men. An
.r,l, ,5.ir .s,, history la. always been marked by
.,.h f,rv rs.hne.s, and DETECTION from the cause
o. ;.o South. The Back Republican hnow-No-
;.in.s, who ure far. more Humorous and in'e!''Seh''
ryo.G!.;s Tue 18th section, us q wax measure "S"'n>'
S,a.ucrn slavery. Ito Reputation by Bolts follow
e,- !. O lar more efficient war measure, because 'hey
: a.. In ou, midst. They arc the Cloths Id The Capitol
r,.:y % bs.rsy II 10 their Northern oliies. VIII
n, I2;h section k~aow-No;hiuss aid rhem by II fac
..5as neutrality or uai,o With the democracy
in al ez:srn:na;ins warfare aStlnst Back he'
puoicaas, whether from North or South -
Tnsse Back Republicans have attached indei'o'o
di.:raco TO The worry name OF Let al
good and t.uo men, who have been deceived 10y ihe'r
ec.iy :s,.e professions, Qui, them, with scorn ana con-
t..no:, and Join the Democracy in the effort 10
"ccash' them. II will .eql!:e the united strength Of
s.; oa..io,s and conservatives. North sad South, TO put
-. , down. The Democrats, ,he Silver Gray and
Weo-,r. Wigs, the Southern Wigs and the Eth
s7,:.on Kaow.No:h:ngs, all rallied under the banner
(: :ae Democracy, may save the CI:oni but II their
sJy.;. IS 10; united, Black Rv2uo.icanisn Is likely
:, prevail. lie, the Northern Wig Of this party Sc
I... 33:,s as ;deir Prss:5ca:.a. Candidate, aad we
s.. =! h.vs enough :. co 20 prevent ais e'ect!on.-
- r-2o2u!s.:ly 4t :Ge South would give him
s;-..-:. .: It's Sofih-:o- q detection 0! Sou:aerae.s
:.s-e zee oeus. OF The Sou.a, would be hailed as a
..ys: v.o:o-y 0! itself. Ibis Tel! 0: Bolts has much
~s,rsa,:a, oa.oas sa tits. It il competed Of desperate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-18
EIRE At

WIYcIEstER, Jan. 6.-The stabling " the Union
Hotel at this place was burnt this evening: also some
stHblin. attached to Millcr's Hotel. Several dwell
inss also took fire bu; were ex,inguished without, Sc
rious dnnsgc. The fire is supposed 10 have been the
work OF III imrenliary. Fur Il time it Threatened to
prove very disn=rr0us.