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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
CITY OF LANCASTER.
Principles OftAe Americas Party of Ohio,

Principles Ofthe Americas Party OF Ohio.
I. fhs unlimited Fsssdsn sf RtttytyA dlseonnset.
cd With politics Hostility 70 oeeleslAslcal Influences
apea tts Affairs OF covernnentakqealny Of rights
60 all natarallIed kmigrauts who are tAoxeHgAig AA-
reason Of thsir religion, 6isAsriss6 IAsl Of The Con-
s~tltution.
!. No iatsrrsteHes With ne rights Of citizenship al
ready acquired BY Foreignera, aud the pfotection OF
laW 10 all who honestly smlgrRte from love Of iioer-
~; but Sue exclusion Of foreign paupeu aud fellona,
and . rsfassl to sstsad tAs right 81 sHfregst to sHpAe
ssns Asrsaftsr until they shall have resided 81 years
In tho U. States and complied with Naturalization
Laws.
3. Opposition TO all poutleal organizations sompos-
ed srelHstU6lU Of FortfRRsFs, and to FoFeifa Milf
ssry companiss, sRd 20 ell attsnpts 10 szsluds tAs
BiTls frSn tAs ssAsSts ~suRpertsd ~ tAs 0sSsrH-
usnf.
I. slavery IL IsssI-nos AdlisAsl:-we oppose its
ext0nsioniE any OF the to ritoreA, land the increase OF
It's political power BY the admissi0n into the Union Of
any Slave State or Otherwise, and We demand OF the
General Government oh immediate redress OF the
great wrongs which have been inflicted upon the
cause Of Freedom aud the American character BY
the repeal OF The Missouri Coupromiise, and the In
PRODUCTION Of Slayefy into Kausas In violation otlaw,
BY force OF arms, and the destruction OF the sieenVe
S, In humble imitation Of the wisdom o. Washing.
ton, we oppose all Intervention IN the hhhirs 81
Foreign States yet on all proper occasions, we viii
not Withhold oufsYnApatht from any people aspiring
q. We support American industry and genius a.
gainst the adverse. policy OF Foreign nations and
facilities to internal and external eothnsres ey the
stracslon Of National Roads Uniting ths various sect
ions 0t the UnioLi
sIIy a IsitAfsI sIise,aass 10 tAs Csattttahon.
g.. In State policy We %zeAlousiy advocate kstrsHsA'
us.t snd Rsform-n modification OF the present op.
prssSive system Of Tsxation and . liberal system oi
Public Schools.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
NOW YORK Mntke1.

SEw YORK. Psb.uary 7-Fiodf=-Narset for com.
mon &medlum ErHdsi niaFketita Hiade armef, with !
fair demaad for home msahIpl and for ding con.
tracts Shippers are not buying 70 any great extent.
Receipts ~eontlgas large. TIE sales inelnde II. 0cD hi.
81 7s09s701 for common 10 extra state: = IA Sa
Df mixed 10 fancy and low grades OF extn Mich
lean, Indiana. wiseoBGn.s IIIhois and Ohio; Saa
quiet.
Observation-Disclosures with betisrdemand farb6fKg
eohsumption and export. Their IL onIy . Hl0defaiS
celsis quite limited. Sales ineiht e 800 bushels Red
S~oqLhern 81 i8ik9a; 900 bushels White Of on: Ia
~ k-d Chicago arh Milwaukee Of opae 20; and e.
300 phne Whit Canadian n ? s6K.
Cnp--Theee isa moderate demand. and the mar
ksti. = shade a,nsr. Sales inelade Il, COO bush West
srB Mixed At So.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
P~nnndeIphin marnet

PafLI"EtPTt. February 6.-cnttoa arriving IA.
thu, more freely. hut The demand Il limited.
CloVersesdiE attracting rnnrs attentions: p.iees have
a. - persf
Fi9nr s"utinnes sve@ediDzIy quite and prices are
steadily maintained: lille or no export demand; 7UG
hhl. solf ~ ~ t2yfor STANDARD and good bands
and ~ 1910 for eVfra and fancy.
Wheriisl In god demsud aud hot \ TINTED aanupi
o1-nn.'- .sles of3.o00 bushels In lots 81 81 GBoOc9
- IS for White.
/. Com u IN steady demand ~ our last Quotations:
, 600 hashels o. old yellow sSid At 6se. sfont. and snf
onshels of ines 10 store At zoe: 1000 bushels Of old
ne~ uiVed sold al "a cents
whissey dali; small sales Of RaIiem al q eehts,
and Prison at 81 cents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
From Havana.

New York, Feb. 2.-The steamer Black
Warrior arrived to-day from Havana, bring
ing dates to the 28th ult.
The news is u~nimportant. The United
States frigste Petonic and the STEAMER Full
ton left on the 28th for Key West.
Madame Rachel came as a passenger IN
the Black Warrior. She leaves iEimedi-
ately for France.
The crop of sugar in the market was
smaller than usual, owing to the unpropi,
tious weather
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07

MuEsH.-Wo notice in the Wilmington,
IN. C.] Herald, that the town clerk of that
city advertises that proposals will be re-
ceived until the LIST day Of April. "for exc
cutting the own printing and boarding. tile
torn mulesi'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
Nou-ArrivnI OF the Pnciac.

SASDY-Ho6K, Feb. 6-1 p. NJ.
Up 10 the present hour there are no in
dieations Of the Pacific. now two weeks
out from Liverpool.
The new steamship Persia is also look
ed for.
The latter Will bring da.es to the 96.h
uit., one week later than previous sdvices.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
IIlnminniinn IN 1in.tnn.

BosroN, Feb. s.--The Republican head
quarters are Illuminated tonight in honor
Of the election of Banks, which gives great
satisfaction here.
A salute of one hundred guns is to be
fred on Monday
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
Later from Hayti:

HOLMES HOLE. Feb. 2.-Oaptaii Mat
thew, Of the schooner Maria S. Davis, from
Cape Hayden, 10th ult.. reports that the
Emperor Faustin has turned up. and is bu-
sy recruiting another army again 10 attack
the Dominicats.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
NJ MERCHANT fAiLoRs
.SpRTNGEW a TROUT,

SPRINGER a. TROUT,
~ ETAFE removed their Clothing Establishment
&" l. TO the Taifnadgs Block, fret .dosT Estt Of
Waits s LGita,s H0rd1dre Store, where they are OPEN
ng a largo end extensive assortment d SPRING md
SUMNER GOODS, and are now manufacturing every
variety Of SpriAP aad SamE6r Weir; which they win
sell as lon as the same quality Of goods and word can
be PURCHASED at any other establishment IN The ely
Their clothing is manufactured hhdeT th6ir own super.
vision, and is consequently snIBKior 10 that which Ia
brought from other places. They have also on hand, q
b,Gst3Hi Uarie,v Of CLOt4S, CassiEieres. V.stings Sc,
which they are prepared 10 ufsSutas;ue to order. They
all times prepared 10 make the Best fits In the latest
STYLES. yAutlsir n5rk isitT be tsdrrGrted..
The public ARE respectfully solicited to call and ex-
anime their stock. and while thankful for the liberal
patronage they have enjoy ID, they assure their old ems.
TONERS aud all others tnai they Will labor to give gen.
eral satisfaction Beih in the quality aud price Of their
goods and work., SPRINGER IL TROUT.
LoncRstei .ApifiS, 1854
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
Destructive Rirs--s1sO Persons ont OF
Employment.

PHILADELPHIA, FEB. D..
Joseph Garrides' extensive factory Of
carpet and wooden goods. on HaydOck st..
was destroyed by fire this morning. throw
ing l5o persons out Of employment. The
loss is 100000. Insurance $4,000.
-Four frame buildings opposite were al
so destroyed.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
tI,o14,ssG4 j
LIABILITIES.
Unsettled Claims fJr !Ssse4 AID ho: dae. =. sI5C,Oss

The 8tns Insurance Company DTesaRls IT. patrons
the very satisfactory condition., n n large l~rcfeAse N
Cash Assets. for ths further security ~ ticiF p9iicl0s--
all oar ihvestm ;nts being plseyd a. the miaimua Hizf-
ket value. At the present tu1s OF sDhs depression Ia
The standard 81 same. Tiey NJ; Glitter prime dividend
psxing stfeks, or good, valuable md clean Investments,
AZ Iafersst. Beside this snliiiiy, the Company calls
attention 70 the sirength and security II dsdves ron is
combined system Of Agencies through iis aseI,s hav-
ing the means Of pre- venting a usitsd phalCJi1 af sEps-
.perisReed Uader1ritsrs. which has worked for Thirty
seven year, the hagpiesi ra-ulJ 10 stack hnlde =, and
claimants for losseA-aHd enables 4 to eTtsr thg war
leS0 with greater pssStigt fer futlr. usefpiaess had
has yet be N reached By any realty .NgtiSH al Insurance
Corporation. All business attended t. VIII despsfch
and fidelity. Twas pBE ne, A2SnL.
Lancaster, January a. lss6--lH.3s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
TIN SHOP & FOUNDRY wARE-ROom
James

IUIMcB WCNHnHHLhy
TTAVING established himself In the nanthscsuJibR
of TIN, CoPPER and ~SaEET-IkoN WARE in
6issy's Building, one Door Rest oftks HSskipg PsHss
Bdak. is prepared 10 furnish the people Of this county
with every hing that may be needed in his libe. He
keeps on hand every variety Of COOKING and HEAT.
ING STOVES for WoQD aha COAL, consisting In parl
OF the Lion Air Tight, Western Queen.
Triumph. Buck, Presidents and Preference for Wood
and Black Diamond for Coal. l4I Ploughs, Plough
Shares, Sugar Kettles & Holiow-ware. All Of the above
articles will be sold as low as can be bought el5e%here.
He invites citizens generally TO call aud eNanliie his
stock. JAMES McMANAMY.
N. B. House-spoqtinx &%,lohbine done upoh short no
tisa. Old Copper. ,BraSs, Pewter and Iron takeP in ex-
change for any OF the above articles. J, Me.
Lancaster, mAt 1, lsS4
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
New York Cat1Ie market.

New YoRE. February 6-The offerings Of Beef Cat
tie Today were e.JOD head; prices show an advance;
sales were mace ~ g@lsc- Sheep are a shade lower
: 400 head were disposed OF. swine are also lower,
with sales % Geo head al Sc % IS.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
Fire in Augusta, Ga.
AucusrA, Ga. Feb. 3.

A fire occurred here last night which
destroyed SOME twenty stores and dwell
ings. mostly frame buildings. The loss is
not heavy.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
BaIrihiore Market.

R,trtxoua. February s-Fiour. sstos NJ go barrel.
Of Howard street AZ & ~; OHIO and City mill. are
held nj the same price, without sales. Corn sells 1t
.TG79c for shte. No Wheat oSoring.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07


Nf' nHs'n thsh having Tue hoor, TIE
SeaAI" rdJourneo.
hovsE-ths dissolution declaring Mr..
"iossorsnnsr SsIJesh1as-arms' Was Then
eomPleted-yeas lOS' naysSe.
No sherman offered = resolution, de-
claFing Nathan Daring DO keeper of the
House "hich was auVPto yeas llS.nays
10;
Mr. Campbell o. rennsyiYanlA' offered
4 resolution, eecielnS i1ooert Morris
Poslmlstef OF the H'use. which was a.
doRded-YeaS ioo' nAy,S!.
Tue rules o. inc hss Mouse were adopt
co Hnnl o.herwiss ofSrr"a.
on motion OIL or. WHEEL =. was o.
uered tuat there Dc p"i9 o oil the consin-
gent iund 10 Jno w, fosnry' late Clerk,
VINO presided owe. the House curing us
unglgAulIalon' elSnt uo'lars PEI Gay; ID
auuiIoh 70 MS regular salary from De-
cemoer % 70 FEBRUARY 4'n.
Ar. Bingham onersd = resolution; de-
ciaring ". ronepI' Of Columbus, ONO,
PRIMER % 'he mouse Penaing which The
MOUSE Ao~JOurhsu.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.
SENArE-Mr. Clayton submitted a joint
resolution. authorizing the S~eargeant-aL-
Arms Of both Houses to ascertain. without
delay, cases in Washington. of individual
suffering Tor want OF fuel, and appropriA-
ting $1,000 for the necessary fuel.
The resolution, on motion. was amended,
making the Mayors OF Georgetown and
""'nlng'on 'he e'S'iouiors oil the mon
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
Mr.. Richardson--.!Th he Administration
Candidate for Speaker.

H- "N"
The administration caucus which nom
mated Mr.. Richardson. adopted a resolu-
ton, of which Nj. CLANCY Jones was the
author. who has since been repudiated by
the Sag NIGHT Legislature OF Pennsylva-
mia, which resolution binds the sdminis-
tration party to the Kansas-N Nebraska mea-
sure, without defining its true intent and
meaning, or declaring any principle as es-
tablished by that act, This party. which
is standing upon a new measure, which
measure is construed by the Northern
wing Of the party to- mean '~'freedom;" by
the Southern to mean the opposite
claims as = whole to be par ercensnce. the
champion of the rights interests, and well
fare Of the South, audsat the same time de-
nouuces all who refuse to act with it, no
matter what their opinions be, as traitors,
d~isunionists. fanatics, bigots. and aggres-
sors upon SouthspA rights and Southern
institutions.
We have already torn away the mask
from several Of these professors of the
South, and held them up to the public
gaze. IS meritiug only the scorn and con-
tempt of patriots. We have shown that
Messrs. Cobb, Stephens. Toomos. Cling
man. Douglas, g. s. Houston, CIV.
Jones. Iverson, Lumpkin, Slidell, Jacob
Thompson, and host Of others now threa.
ton to dissolve the Union, unless every
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
New York. Feb. 6.

The steamship Africa sailed for Liver
pool at 10 o'clock to-day, taking out S3o4,-
900 In specie.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07

BALTIMORE, Feb. 6.
There Is no mail this morning from south
of Washington.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
CATALOGUES. CATALOGUGSY
VALUABLE CITY RESIDENCE

FHyh ~
VNHAT beautiful House and Lot on the East side Of
Broad Street near Winding Street. and iinmsdi-
is Forty three feet front by One HUNDRED and Sixty
I'VE feetdeept to q Twelve ootAtley. The House
t.aa4 containi Seven Rooms, Rail. Kitchen. &c. and
~ Was finished about oneYeAr since. Also. a com
modions Stable, Carriage House. Wood and Coal
Honse. &C.. &c. All In good repair.
This property will be sold ehrap for cash or In pay
ments, az 1t IS the intention Of the propretortn move
West. Por further particulars enquire oh the pre-
mises or OF the EDITOR OF the GAZETTE.
Lancaster, November Is, ~Ie6S-setf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
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CINCINNATI, WILMINGTON AND
EVANSVILLE RAIL ROAD,

0PBm @Apom@0n.
N and sftor Mondsy, November 10, Trains viii run
as follows: Sundays eXsertsd;l
FrSt T6aHa leaves Cincinnati att A. NJ, arriving al
Lancaster At II 80 A. y. and nj ZanesyIlIs at 30 p n.
Returning, leaSfs ZaneSyills at ] 50 p. N. arriving
St L~zHcastsr al IS P. ~. at Cincinnati az 30 A. NJ. :
SEssaa TraiHleaves Cincinnati at 10 P. a. arriving
At Lancaster ats IS r 81.
Returning leaves Lancaster at S 10 A. NJ. arriving
AZ Cincinnati al 10 IS A. NJ.
Trims pforp passengers ~ ell f. ter nediate points
and connect with trains on little Via a Road for Gu
lumbus, Dayton, Hillsborough and Chi Iicoihe.
Stage iinss connect at CIrcleVille for ChilIienthe
and Columbus, at Lancaster for Logan, Nslsouville,
Aliens, and PpInsroy.
BorO. herinfOrm Ition and tickets, apply at Ticket or
fee. 60 -nerof Bro Idwav and Front streets. ana Al tie
Lille Miami Depot, or III Station Agents "a the Inns.
J. Nc. L. STAUGHTOE.
Engineers and Supe rinisndehl.
TTho Company will not he responsible for jag
gaze exceeding $50 in value, unless the same be re-
turned to the Conductor or Agent. aid freight paid at
the rate Of passage for every $sGOih value above that
amount November ~, 1855
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
NrwpoRr. R. 4. Fah. 6,

The steamship Milan, from Havre FOL
New York, put in here to-day short Of fu.
81, and after coaling sailed again.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07

LoUrrvtLtE, Feb. 6.
A snow storm commenced here at 5 Pm
and is now turhing into rain.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
NEW sToRE4NEW GOODS
Eye INFIRMARY.

EYE INFIRMARY.
nR...J, D. HADLEY respectfully informsthose suf-
J ferihg from acute or chronic opthalniia, general.
ness Of Sight arising from injuries, &C., liberation Of
the Eye or its membranes, from any and every cause
the result Of Fever, Measles. Scrofula, &c., either ofa
short duration or Of many years. standing,
TFHe is prepared to give reliefand perfect a cure;
or all money REFuSDEDl
References.
R. r. Harlan, Wilmington, o. g.. B. White, vii.
ris, WILMINGTON; J. NJ. Haworth, Wilmington; David
Fisher, 9Th st. Cincinnati, D.; Fl. Simontou, Colum-
bus, o.; D.. McLane, E. Liberty, Logan county, o.;
bonneville. Ohio; George Hanawalt, Bonneville. o:
Thomas CoddinEton, Hillsbofough r. r. F. A. Nc
Dowsll, c. w IL z. r. r.; levi Smith, Washington
Ohio; james Purcell do Ohio; David Hitch and Robt.
Lowry, LANCASTER, Oiid.
ONCE in Wilmington, Ohio. Oct. 25.-3m.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07

AUGUSTA, Ga, Feb. a.
Hon. Andrew j. Miller. a prominent
citizen Of this place, died yesterday.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
WAsHINoroS, Feb. 6.-ep.M

SENArE.-Mr. Clayton submitted a joint
resolution authorising the Sergeant-at-
arms of both Houses to ascertain without
delay the causes in Washington Of individ-
ual suffering for the want of fuel. and APP
propriating $1,000 for necessary fuel.
HousE.-On motion the House proceed
ed 10 the election by a piva vocG vote.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
Tharsday Morning. Feb. :, 1850
The Crisis,

The Crisis!
Our relations with England are in q del
icate state. requiring prudence and wis
dom for their diplomatic adjustment. and
thus prevent the unforeseen troubles OF an
appeal to arms. Our internal relations are
daily becoming more complicated. The
Slavery question has never presented a
fieroer aspect thaa at present;--the North
and the South present al ebullition of pub
lie feeling little in accordance with thai
fraternity which should characterize mem
bsrs of the same family. For the first time
in our history has our territorial population
made it necessary for the President to
send a special message to Congress asking
advice and aid to quell the difficulties be-
tween thu citizens Of a State and torder
territory. The recent lamentable occur
renoc of the fugitive slaves in Cincinnati
has added another complication, and ex-
asperated the feelings of many citizens in
Kentucky and Ohio, and will. if not pru-
IDENTIFY managed, ultimately end in great
mischief. Another cause of fearful appre-
hension is the frequent action Of Safe leg
i~sla.ures passing resolutions affecting the
domestic Institutions of sister States. These
excite bitterness aud recrimination--im
proper inteysrsnce by free States in the
domestic iRstitu ions Of slave States have
already threatened rsprisdl and cOafseatiOn
by the latter. Such imprudent procedure,
North or South, If longer pursued, must
inevitably uproot all b~rotherly love aud
finally destroy this Union. Prudence, pa
trio,ism. Americanism. admonish, nay.
command State Legislators to attend to their
own affairs and submit to their. represent
tatives in Congress the sole management of
National affairs. Deeply interested as are
the people of Ohio in maintaining unblem-
ished their own gloiious free institutions
they will never infringe the rights of their
sister States. That We have fanatics n
mongst us who would plunge their coun-
try into servile war for the qualification Of
their appetites for a higher law, we con
fess and deplore;--that those unhallowed
feelings are excited and kept up by dema'
gogues isequally true and to be lamented,
but the vast minority ofMs people are OPP
posed to. and wiilfrown down every effort
at Interference with the guaranteed rights
of sister States, end in their name we call
on our Legislators to look to the proper
rights Of their constituents and avoid all
interference with their sister States and
u federal relations, willingly placing those
questions in the hands Of their Congress
sional representatives. And We call on
them to select for the United States Senate
a citizen of pure patriotism, of high iutelli-
gent endowments, Of conservative and con.
ciliatory spirit, free from all p%artiEan and
sectional views, and thus show to their CO.
equal States, that Ohio is for FREEDOM and
the Union. Although our Senator, Mr.
Brasee, declined, we, his constituents claim
the right to press his qualifications oil the
legislature IS one whose wisdom, pru-
dence. patriotism, all fit him for the u. 8.
Senate. and especially in this crisis.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
n Il Z
II.

TTAS returned to the citS, waere he exports h re-
main perRalneHtly ~ No practice VI his profsssi0n.
Grateful Tor past faSors, he'hopes Uy attention 70 busi-
pubr's generally. trscs, Main Street, iva dosrs Ea.l
OIthr orie Eagle. LnA.eAs1sr,J July 10, issS-3mil
DEGUERREOTYPEs.
vENHE su15eerlber has removed LIS 9si.bIsh ncnfsrt
!. his New Yooms North Sids .haiH Street. over Zin
4 Bish. andhas fitted them up,ns . style hnsnr pssts
inthe West. He hopes titai the ppblle VII appfeeisf
his efforts to please and extsndt to him y iiberafpatfoh
age. Every thing has been done that could be dnnet
ensure s~aceessin every denartme mt ofibe sr,. END he
picsufescannot be surpassed. .M~.GRIsRoLD.
n y. Persons tshinr 70 learnthe art wilIhaveg rst
lhei1ities for doing 80 here.
Hours from 9o'clock A. n. until o O'Clock ?. NJ
Lancaster, November 6. p0S-a8
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
NEW DWVG STOWE.

TNHE undersigned has opened in the WINE Build
ing, e few doors West OF the Hoeking Valley
Bank. a well assorted Stock Of Drugs aud Medl1
Si1es, which he onars 10 tho pubic at very fair
ttlsss. Hs r. HUNTER.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07

"Thefe is one thing that l wish, in this
connection, Mr.. Chairman to say to the
gentlemen from the South, and the North
ern Wings: If the bill for territorial gov
ernrhents. silent upon the subject Of slave
ry, shall be defeated, then ! am for bills
with the Wilmot Proviso."
These are Mr.. Rs opinions now, and
these ore the very opinions. for which; il
enforced, these Southern patriots, these
chivalrous Southern States right men
threaten to dissolve the Union; and the
party which is proclaiming the Union to
be in danger, and the South to be on the
verge of annihilation, in consequence Of
the propagation and PRONUNCIATION Of these
opinions s~ustains for Speaker of the House
of Representatives, a man, who has avow-
ed them upon the floor of Congress, and
still entertains them. Did the world ever
before witness such demagoguism, such
an utter abuse of principle, such & total
want Of political candor, such unscrupu-
lousness, such a wanton disregard Of all
the principles Of honesty and honor, such
a gigantic political curse as the preset ad'
ministratiou and its supporters constitute.
Am. Oyaa.
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oOn nI1xoM on
kfNA INSURANCE COMPANY


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