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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02
MADAME DE srAEL.

Madame de Stael one day said to me
How sorry l am for Campbell his poverty
so unsettles his mind that be cannot write. =
replied Why does he not take the situa.
ton of clerk he could then compose verses
during his leisure hours This answer was
reckoned very cruel both by Madame de Stael
and Macintosh; but there was really kind
ness az well as truth in it. When literature
is the sole business of life, it becomes drudg-
cry; when we are able to resort to it only at
certain hours, it is a charming relaxation. In
my earlier days l was bankers clerk Obliged
to be at the desk every day from ten till Ave
O'Clock and never shall forget the delight
with which, on returning home, l used to
read and write during the evening""
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

The Maine baw.-Since the Maine Law went
into effect there has been great of irritation and
irregularities OF the Bowels and uncomfortable feeling
IN the region of The stomach and the demand for aluDs
Brer Root syrup has doubled II truly asst nshing TO
see the almost instantaneous effect Of this medicine Que
VINO tooG II Tor the Cholera Morbus said st to 60
directly to the spot " Another who was suf inp from
Darrhea of the worst kind, remarked Immediately after
swallowing it. 81 know by my e lings already that your
Syrup has Ga'iopped the right placer And SO h Is
in every instance; medicine ever gave so universal
satisfaction,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

NEDRifE SWAN,
ATTORNEY ANG COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
NO. D FialE'o building,
iyi wORcHgrER, aAgB. dkrdmoa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

Mrss Ss GoodyS an, an experienced and success
midwife holds herself in readiness day and night to
attend the dutes of her profession. Residence is Austin
oc621
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

MUSEC.-A young Lady, qualified to teaeh viii
-
The best Of reference given. Apply at This Office
Worcester. Jan. %. ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

KANzAs MATTBRs.--St. Louis, March 3d.
Mr.. Lane, Senator elect from Kanzes, arrived
here yesterday, bound for Washington. The
District Court of Kansas meets at Lecompte
April Z, when the case of the members of the
Legislature, Governor, and other State officers,
will represented to the Grand Jury. Affairs
in Kanzas are quiet.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

EXTRACTS FROM THE REcoLLEcrIoNs OF
THE TABLE-TALK OF SAMUEL RoGERs.-
CoLERIDGE.
"Coleridge was a marvellous talker. One
morning, when Hookham Frere also break
tasted with me, Coleridge talked for three
hours without intermission, about poetry, and
so admirably, that 1 wish every word he ut
tered had been written down.
But sometimes his harangues were quite I'M
ineligible, not only to himself, but to others.
Wordsworth and called upon HIM one fore.
noon, when he was in lodging off Pail Mall.
He talked uninte. ruptedly for about two hours,
during which Wordsworth lis ened to him
with profound attention, every now and then
nodding his head as if in assent. On quit
ting the lodging, l said to Wordsworth, well,
for my own part, could not make head or
tail of Coieridge's grafton; pray, did you un-
derstand it " Not one syllable of IT. was
Wordsworth s reDly"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02
EmIgrnnla lo &c Wei shonId

EEntsPants 30 fhe West should net fail to take
with them full supply of Dyer's Healing Embrocaton
10 az tray eers by sea or land it is invaluable article
by It's use, pain either internal external is Immediate
y destroyed Fever and ague, rheumatism cuts wounds
scalds prans, bruises burns, lumbaqo ysentery cho
era morouo NEURALGIA tooth ache headache pains in the
yed at once to the singular action of Dyers Healing
Emhrocaton.
For sale by David Scott. George R. spurr and drug
gists generally.
A. d. EIEL.D. sole nrnnrietnr- p-nridauco
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

BANK DIVIDENDS Banks in this city
have made dividends on their business, for the
last six months, as follows - Citizens, per
cent; Central, City. Mechanics, Quinsiga-
mond, and Worcester, per cent. each. Four
of the Boston Banks pay per cent. Suffolk,
Market, Freeman's, and Exchange) two IL,
fourteen 4, fifteen ID, and one 8. The
Springfield Banks pay-Pynchon per cent,
Chicopee, Western, and John Hancock, per
cent. each, Springfield and Agawam not re-
ported. The 'Hadley Falls bank of Holyoke
pays per cent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02
\. n. NICTT0F-S- M n

H0HE0PATHIC PHYSICIAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 112 MAIN ST.. OFFICE BouRa
FROM TO 3, AND TO ooLooz P. NJ
Worcester, Oct 90 1898
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

We advise purchasers Of Fancy Goods and Toya
or superior Fireworks, to call on HOLDEN GUTTER. 4
CO. extensive Importers 10 II Kby Street Boston
mch4 dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

Dr. % ClawsOn Kelley, Analytical Physician
can be consulted by ladies and gentlemen at his office
corner of Church and Mechanic Streets Worcester
throughout THURSDAY and FRIDAY the Sd and IN
OF ApI, free of charge, upon all diseases of the bu
man system. wIt&d5t p,cbaI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

THE HARD WINTER OF l780.--But few of
our readers can probably recollect the memoir.
able cold winter of 1880, but according to ac-
counts it was much more severe than any
winter SINCE Then. the cold was SO intense
and long continued, that for ssr soeeks the
snow or ice did not melt at all on the south
side of buildings, sufficiently to make water
drop from the caves. AS late as the middle of
April, the snow was six or seven feet deep,
in many places; and yet, so rapid did the
warm weather come forward, that stout crop
of grass was fit to be cut by the middle Of
June.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

Medical Noticeable THE AFFLICTED Ner
Fous Weak, Scky and Iniirm.--Dr ConveIs would di-
", ~ rsn3S calelnataa
middle aged men who have injured themselves by early
improper habits, should procure this great remedy
Dr. q IS consulted personally by letter. in such ca
ss and all disorders of gento urinary organs al bs
Office, No. 321 Hanover Street. Boston, dawSm f26
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

TT. l.. AIMS WORTH.
I q A c II E r OF NJ SIG
Rooms No. Al Pleasant Street.
mch26 dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

MRS. :, u. BOSWORTH,
FAsHI0NABLE DREss-m AKER.
NO Newhury street, ..-.......-...-..,.Wo Worcester
iy24 az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

r. A. GOODNOW,
Wholesale Dealer and ,Iobher in
BOOTS, III o f. s, and BEERS
27S Main Street, Cup stairs,)
WORCESTER, MASS.
Particular attention given to orders diff mchS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

FOSTER * ESTER
ATTORNEYS AND C0CNSRLIORS AT LAW
Nos. and Brinley Han, Worcester.
DWIGHT FOSTER ian1Odtf JAMES r. EsTFpBRooK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

Wv A. w ILLIAMs.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Ar Law
No. Central Exchange, Worcester Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

CHAPLIN & TILLOTSON.
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNSELL0RS AT LAW
NOS. and Worcester Bank Bloch, Worcester. Mass
henry CHAPLIN. O. II. TILLoTaoN.
Jan. l. 1856 ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

WILLIAM DICKINSON
ROTARY PUBLIC,
No. 11S Main street, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

Oid Father Time the parent of bright eyed truth
sdMy developing new facts and theories but among his
numerous progeny no fact is inconesthe than mat
ne success attending the introduction of w stones
Liquid Cathartc and Family Physic TO the pubic use is
utterly without a parallel Those families which have
made the most thorough trial its merits are and
most enthusiastic in their tneomums of its virtues n
admirably meets want long experienced by all classes
OF persons, and rapidly gaming thai confidence which
1t 50 richly deserVes.-LoUeH Courier.
BUSH co. Sole Agents for Worcester County
Ageuts-James Green, III Main Street Worcester; D
b. Wingate, New England Villages c. A. Bale, Grafton
uCh10 1awIun
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

Wiidcr'n Patent Saln mnuder Sn(cs,-rhe
pest Fire Proof Safe IN the world; with Wders Patent
fowder and Burglar Proof Lock- For sale by A. now.
LAND, General Insurance Agent No I4l Main st., over
the Quinsigamond Hank mch97 dsm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

elm all his domestic relations, Southey was
the most amable of men but he rad no gen
eral philanthropy; he was what you call
cold man. He was never happy except when
reading book or making one Coleridge
once said to me, i can't think of Southey,
without seeing him either using or mending
PEN l spent some time with him at Lord
Lonsdale's, in company with Words worth and
others; and while the rest of the party were
walking about, talking, and amusing them
selves, Sopthey preferred sitting solus in the
library. How cold he is ! was the exclama-
ton of Wordsworth SO JOYOUS and
communicative.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

n &c oxy2enaied Bitters.-From the Boston
Otips Branfh. Among the many popular me6ieDes
which have acquired high reputation we believe none
nave oeen found Of much benefit for dyspepsia asthma
an similar complains till tie Oryge mated Bifters nv
many aud various trials nj exuernents has heen und
sure ana radical remfdy-a 6esiffrafu1 I,pa ,esred
~ phys clans It's ingredients have been shown by rbem
lcl say sis to he harmless and safe; and from the esti
OF many Of cur first citizens VIII have heen BEN
thteq ny 1t, sc feel assured that those ind snese with
safety. ''''S' D'''''' WIN
Sc :, lsrr7td Bit rs have received the highest tes-
ttH'oaiesS ever offered in favor Of any medicine
SETH " FOWLE co las Wssbirgton Stree. p,s.
ton, Pr pretors. Sold nv their agents eyfrvwbsre
wetherell q Nudge, Petersham; Waite Il Thurston,
Broakfeld; B. v DeLand North Brookfeld. Clsorge g.
field. su' Hou'H DiooS-
mch26 deod&w2w
The Grent English Remedy.-sIR JAMES
CbARkE'S CELEBR ATED FEMALE PfIIs-Prepared
rom prescription of Sir james Clark NJ. D Physician
extraordinary to the Queen. This invaluable Medicine
Is pniaing in the cure Il all those painful and danger.
Gus diseases incident TO the male constitution
1t moderates all excess, remove all distinctions and
niings on the monthly period with regularity. These
rms should be used two three weeks previous 70 con-
hnement they forify the constitution and lessen the
suffering during labor, enabling the mother 10 roron her
duties with safety to herself and child
Ihese rus should not he taken by females during the
uree months Of pregnancy, they are sure TO bring
on miscarriage, but at any her time they are safe
t, I an cases o. Nervous and Spinal Affections p4in in
N%0h a"u LlhiDs, Heaviness, Fatigue Slight RXer.
ION Fapiiaon OF the Heart, LeRness of Spirits Hyse-
RES Sick Headache Whites and all the painful diseases
orc 'slonet by ds9rdered system these Pills will eject
cure when all othermeans have failed and although a
airy other mineral
A. q directions accompanying each package. Price in
the United States and Canada One Dollar.
sole Agents for this Country.
I. q. BALDWIN & Co,
rrr-rrrp ,,c,,, Rochester, n Y
TcFTLE z MosEs, Auburn N Y, GENERAL GENTS
N D. 81 90 and postage stamps enclosed d ony an.
mail. y "s ~ q! '
For sale by WIN BUSH & Co.. wholesale & Retail
Agents druggists generally dawly mcbls
Hny.-Another prime lot Of Pressed Hay. of superior
quSli'yi Just received by DRAPER & CLARK.
1T. l.. AIMS WORTH.
7 e A CHER OF MUS IC.
Rooms No. II Pleasant Street.
mch26 dim
FOSTER s ESTFRBROOb.
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNSFLIOFs AT LAW
Nos and Brinley iIsll Worcester.
DWIGHT FOSTER. ian10dtf JAMES r. EsTERBRooK
wv. A. w TLLIAMs,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law
No. 2 Central Exchange Worcester, Mass.
d1Y
WILLIAM DICKINSON
ROTARY PUBLIC,
No 1ls Main street. Worcester.
n22 dit
we advise purchasers Of Fancy Goods and Toys
or superior Fireworks, to call on HOLDEN GUTTER. 4
Co. lnDcrtprs and IyiIb, etr.o,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

Balm of IA Thousand Flowers !-Reader
90 you wish beautiful compleSionf II So use "Ban
ofThousaRd Fiowers IL eradcates ali Tan pimples
and frtcks frcm the face. For washiag and shaving
and cleansing the Teeth, leaving a beautiful perlumed
breath IT HAS NO EQUAL!
FGFRIDGE CO.. Boston, G. II. sPuRR, sole agent
OF worcester mch28 dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02
TITLED AurHonEssEs!1

When titled ladies become authoresses or
composers, their friends suffer for it. Lady
- asked us to buy her book, and l re.
piled that l would do so when 1 was rich
enough. l went to concert at Lady IS
during which several pieces composed by her
daughter were performed and early next
morning, music-seller arrived at my house,
bringing with him the daughters compost
tions land bill receipted), price sixteen shil.
lines
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02
Cash received of VIM. Haywood !:

Aug. 10th. .....-,................ "a 90
- 14th. & on
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

Hny-Another prime lot of Pressed Hay, of superior
quality, just received by DRAPER X CLARK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

1.-The head ses of ladies', during my
youth, were of truly preposterous size
have gone to Ranelagh in a coach with lady
who was obliged to sit upon stool placed in
the bottom Of the coach, the height of her
head dress not allowing her to occupy the reg
ular seat.
Their tight-lacing was equally absurd
Lady Crewe told me, that, on returning home
from Ranelagh, she has rushed up to her bed
room, and desired her maid to cut her laces
without moments delay, for fear she should
faint"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

"Such is the eagerness of the human mind
for excitement an epeat.-that people
generally have sort of satisfaction in read
ing the deaths of their friends theMewspa-
pers / don't mean that a man would not be
shocked to read there the death of his child,
or of his dearest friend; but that he feels a
kind of pleasure in reading that Of an ac-
quaintance. because it gives him something
to talk about with everybody on whom he may
have to call during the day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-02

FUTILE e MosEs, Auburn N Y, GENERAL GENTS
N: b. slO0 and postage stamps enclosed t. my au.
mail. ~ : 10 ~ ~
For sale by WIN BUSH & Co., Wholesale Retail
Agents druggists generally dawIv roct1S
Hny.-Anoher prime Iot Of Pressed IIa,. of s,n.or
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-19
Efeuor. sad Freedom

St PAPER DO We read that doe, 10.
contain The .sllags u Few accession. %
.ae Republican ranks.
TIE liss woud De TOO lo-g . polish
il fzti -. We aliI gre fss 81 hem 10
saav lie rasa @44ea a be.ag G.ade = Joln
IN tie ranks 81 Freedom. Free Press,
Free Speech, Free Kaasas and Fremont
Ssrator Haualtn..as present democratic
ssaatot from Nalae, Chairman Of the
Committee 81 Con Heree 10 the Senate
to vAaea be was elected b. tie Demo
esats.
Cor, MorlIl, O. Maine, lsag one 81
he iead.og men 81 sa a. Sale.
s.aoa Cameron, lie democratic sea-
asor Of Penn, and one 81 The rao4i i1au-
entail men 81 Tat STATE
nf. Gros, democratic member D. con-
.fess IRON Pa.
Gov. Reedef, Of Pa, ale democratic
member 81 Congress.
Dad Wiin4ot, leading democrat
ako supported Pierce il lS52, and la,e
member Of Congress, low Circus
Judge.
Vim II. Basel, lac msnber 81 Cor,
gfess rom III ard f9r long tine one D
ta.t aost iaa1elt 4. temeefan.
jain Wen worth. lac demoertlc mem
Der Il Congress tor I'll.
taseph knox, pi.a Dental eIector fol
Pierre 10 1852, IN L..
Lyman Tfu14gulI. nov senator from
l., long orc q tier leading denocrati
a-ua C4iet justice 81 the Supreme Benci
81 iii.
/ Henry :. Lane, ofInd.
James H. Lane, Presidential electo
for Pierce 10 1852, and ...e member 0
Congress
Peter Dorste laer, 81 Buffalo, N. Y
leading democrat of tie State.
] i. Z. Bar, Sen, 81 Nd, tie mos
intimate friend Of pfea.den, JACKSON.
Robert Emmett, 81 n. Y, a leadin,
democrat of that State.
Charles Resnc!in, o. Cincinnati, IT,,
chlef oi the democrats In that city.
/ w. b. Egan, the Irish orator oil Chi
cago,
Judge Kroener, one OF the !eadin:
German democrats Of Ill.
Gen. Nys, Of Syracuse, N. Y.
We could 20 on and increase The lib
without end, would we take the lin |,
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e rarss 20 Dmnrsas. wstes ws- t1ssa - %
- hs,les Of fss ssa estaases E Prs~saereF. -
sarse sas vatss, aase we're 81 kacAnr aa-
turiys ssr lkan8r-. end De saa-~e Or Frs-
saaas Al the h e. s~-a4sysss fAensss~ss In
sasa~ & Taasg Az-sA-t ~srgas hsP~s
Frxx.smt ~. Tea Cat Taa4.-Aa aeesaEs a
Ten - Eas trnza f-sl Lyszs - CafsasaAg ess& :
sav. Fe-a ted s3s3sws-
FrsaaaG 80. S9@ 1aE41 -. FIa41s-s >. =
ras.~ar-- var. m s@-sw sTtsxsns At lava 80
sara sur iaserazsr--C h4 Traaaxs.
We haEe ta=s returned ffuns Chicago
Wa4se III tie cars n sste was taken, re-
s1.ss1c l. saras % one fos Fremont. over
bosa othey eandesasss. We fell icso en-
vsrsat.on wIsa the 'tsn cent Hack cock.
a1s ns8. and fo1rd that a2t Of them,
lie supporters 1t Back., thas sasse we're
aaly three % TIE car on which ". wefe,
aaI tAas scs Of tksa sere otscs- aossers
aud she oshsra Niss,ssiPpian. And such
Is toe genera feeling. Victory psrca@s
OF our banner; everything proclalns "a.
TIE P.Tarrx1Ea Of ExPIaE il sure to
Be Presie1.-
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f.. tie ADVERTISE. .



NJ EDrroE, sEs:
Tie Cedar Lsasaera. SAYS xhiie We Srans
sh!sr g.. the right to think and Aes for or
s:lves, We shall nevertheless use cur atnoss en-
assvors 70 cuuvincs those who diE-r with a.
tsas the principles laid down by the Father Of
he Denocrasi: party, TaosAs Jsyyxxsos, All
ever s:Ece carried cut, are better caIca'&.ed 70
preserve And p-rpesuAse The glorious Uaion, d
which W. III, irrespective Of party preferences
coast
Allow ne, TO ask tbs Iensorr1s II one Ct lie
great principles Laid down by Tao's JErTs
49," was not Ibis, 70 prohibit Slavery in shs
rsrritoriea' AID did not be rseegrizs he rigst
Of Coagress 10 legislate On he suh,ec. Of sla
very In The territories. An aaswer il respect.
fully asked,
Further O. u says, IL .he Republican. "a.
e 4. tt. Caiou win be dissolved who By, IL
ne AK, WHO In going TO Dissolve tbs Caioa
the Democrats papers SAY taas The Republican
sAss a.s4nilrists deay Tie charge, and 9 |
- any oae 70 show, il oar pia,iora, tie frs
tie azzs tains that would Justify the South il
iisolving it, II ii vas faliy carried cut W
ir, the Rep ,tlicans are not In favor Of disso'v
| ny taia Uaisn AMI The Ysrsocras knows ii, |
knows further, thA. Southern statesmen a.,
Southern papers are advocating dissolution 0
the Uuion, II heir oEn favorise msa.ur are no
carried cut
| The following l. part Of resolution pas Q
/ by the Democratic STATE Conventioc az Alaba
ma, which appointed the delegates from tbs
State, Who helped nominate Mr.. Bachasan .
Cincinnati.
That any interference by Congress fur n
pverentssa y Saarsry II any # tks Tsrvdortfi
~ould e lusxcusasl- and unconstitutional II
| friagemanLa Of the rights Of the South, WHICH
il the dslio-rs t. a<ase Of this Convea,ion II lra.l
b. tA< sa'y I fAe people u fiabarss to resist ere
H To ya@EEPTsOs 90 Tbs TIES THAT Bssp TIL
i STATE - TIE Union.
Who says disunion, Republicans or Dems
cra.s, D.
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Hon. Shepherd Letter.

We SEE TIA. the Cedar Demoer At
seeoa1s tie efsf, Of tie above NAMED
hon. gentleman - convey the idea, ,na'
Mr. Davis, the Republican candidate 70,
Congress, hacked cut ani id no, dare
10 me-; him Mr.. L. here. 10 discus.
the political questions Of The day. NV
j. seems 10 Us tina. ii would admit what
sbey know 10 be she fact; tha, Dir. Davi.
vas himself unws!i, and had JUS, heard
Of The death d a beloved daughter, md
bad returned home IN consequence OF TN.
loss. We say they know it, for Mr.
Letter himself told il here, in private
bu, failed to do 50 Ia public, and ii ha.
been 30 stated in lie papers.
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Col. Fremont's Letter of Acceptance
New YoRx. July g. 1874


GEsTLEMEs-You call me TO high
responsibility by placing M a, the head
oil great movement OF the people Of the
United States who, without regard TO
party difference, are aniling IN COM
mon ellon to bring back the action oil the
Federal Government 10 the principles oil
" Washington aud Jeiiersn Compre-
hendlng the magnitude OF The trust which
they have declared themselves willing 10
place IN my hanss, and deeply sensible oil
the honor which cir universal confidence
IN This threatening position OF public al
fairs implies, feel that canno. better re
spond 70 them than by sincere declara-
ton, but IN the event OF my election 10 the
Presidency, ! should enter upon the ex-
eculion si lis duties with single hear.
ted determination TO promote the good oil
the whole country and TO direct SOLELY 10
that end all The power OF GosernI .ent
lrfespecuye,o party issues and regardless
Of sectional pride. The declaration oil
prlciples embodied IN resolves OF your
Convention, express sentiments in winch
| have been educated aud which have
been ripened into convection by personal
observation and experience. With
THIS declaration and ayowal, think /,
necessary to revert TO only two Of the
subjects embraced in the resolutions. and
70 those only because eyehls have sur.
rounded 4: EN- with grave aud cri.icaI
circumstances. and gre 10 them specla
importance.
! concur III the views oil the Conyeu.
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Mig ger Driusag E1traragaaes.--
Tie vast increase 81 Inc expenses oil
governing this country, siaee Niger
driving has become the only policy 0! tie
Administrator, warns the people 10 look
OUT for greater taxation. Ii Fierce can
now spend serenity matlioas OF dollars per
annana, In time oil profound peace, ex.
elusive OF the pay tents on the Nation
al debt now manymlllions Will yearly re-
CURED II Buchanan should be elected aud
the var policy Of the Cincinnati platform
made tie rule oil his cabinet! lL4s is a
question that Taxpayers should answer
they fud already ,1a, cost OF shutting
the mouths and chilling me hearts o
Nonhern-Doughiaces IS enormous, ever
with only the small matter, the subju'
CATION OF Kansas, on hand. When we
add the to bills OF ina, service, the COS. o
the war with Spain for Cuba, a war will
England Tor supremacy in Central Air
ca, and war with any body and an,
thing, who or which may be buiIled o.
beaten INTO The support Of Slavery Ex
tension, the aggregate will be alarming
Give Us new and an economical Ad
ministra,Ion. Let W return no, only Il
old fashioned principles but TO old iasl
toned expenditures. Nha. say the vo