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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-09
Iameg puohanan, a Fedaraliat.

The prospects, Of this emirently ere.
spectacle" candidate for the presidency,
renders his antecedents in politics his
tory Of some interest. However, dis,
agreeable the fact may be to his admirers
among the democracy" il is not the
less true that Buchanan was frst lifted
into distinction by the old original blue
light federalists, He ran twice. success
fully, as their candidate for the Assembly
Of Pennsylvania. Subsequently, he was
elected two terms to Congress. by the
same party In 1856 he figured as QUE Of
the "iiye federal members" of that body.
In 1854 he voted for the federal bill for
the repair Of the Cumberland road against
which the whole Anti.federal party strug-
glvd, as bill Of abominatious. lie has
always been an ultra high protective man;
voting for the tariff Of 1924, aud for the
highest aud mos. protective tariff ever
passed by Congress-the tariff of 1928.
The last tariff we have had, which was
ayowedly and emphatically protective, re-
ceiyed hissapport and was passed by his
inauenoe--the tariff Of l642.
Buchanan was also United States
Bank man at one period in his history he
inveigled with severity and zeal against
the weak aud wicked acts of Mr. Madi.
son, 1" and kept clear true blue Federal
record up to the date Of the jackson era.
The old General was a shrewd politician
as wen asa soldier and staieeman. He
wrote .ettor to President Monroe. al
yislug him 20 ignore party aud to call a
leading Fsderalis., or two. into his cabi.
net The result was that the Federalists
Of Pennsylvania and Of some other States
became jealous Jaoksouians, with James
Buchanan in the lead. All that remained
Of Federalism in the looofoco party has
remained il tho creed Of Buchanan, aud
Notwithstanding his nominal connection
with the democracy" he has held stead
lastly totho Tariff doctrines Of the Wings
during his whole cancer.
Whether he can by non.committ allan
eyNde The slays-propagandist test Of
locoloco party, or whether he win come
out in more explicit terms and consign
himself soule and body 70 the service Of
slave breeders, remains TO be seen.
NEvER con6de ia a young man: now pals
leak Never tell your secret to tho aged;
| old doors seldom shut closely.
THosR who respect themselves win be
honorable; hut he who thinks lightly Of
himsell win Be held cheap BY the world.
AanrIos is but ayarics on stil,s. and
masked
~ A halter ia Washington has "a.
vented a hat that cannot bs blown of ia
I gale. The editor Of one Of the papers
} OF that CITY says-'If this has were not
! wiud'proOf We would give il puff"
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BEAUTIFUL THoUoHr.- Is one OF
the very beautiful thoughts TO which Fan
ny Forester has given expression:
o let me die in country, where l
shall not fall like a single leaf unheeded ;
where those that love me need not mask
their hearts to meet the oarel IS multitude
aud strive as a duty to forget me ! Bury
me in the country amid prayers Of the
good and the tears Of the loving not in
the damp dark vault, away from the sweet
ened air, and the cheerful sunshine, put
in the open fields among the flowers that
| loved and cherished while living"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-09

SLAVERY IN THE U 5. SUPREME CoURr,
The Washington correspondent Of the
Ny. Independent makes statement
which if it be true is of the highest i'm
portance. He understands that a MAORI
ty of the Judges have overruled all the
previous decisions of the Court, and have
decided that the, law Of a slave State holds
a slave in bondage while in free State.
We agree with the correspondent. There
is nothing now for the Court do but to
decide ''that all States sovereignty is anni-
hilated, when a master in his sovereignty
sees fit to settle in free State with his
chattles around him." II is understood
that Judges Mclean, Nelson and Curtis
dissent from this decision.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-09

A ToAsr.-A Madrid correspondent OF
the Brussels Independence. writing on
the aed ult., says:--"At a great banquet
given lately al Santiago, some young peo-
pie dirk 10 the health Of the first Protest
ant who came into Spain to celebrate the
functions Of his religion The local aa-
thorities attached no importance 70 the
fact. but the Minister Of Justice has sent
orders 70 the eject that prosecution BE-
instituted against the authors Of 90 scan-
daloss q toastr'
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-09

RE- The Journa; des Debats recently
favored its readers with its views Of Eu-
rlpean emigration to the United States,
From the calculations Of the Debates. It
appears chat from 1890 to 1850 nine to
ten millions Of Europeans have gone TO
swell tho population Of North America.
The Debates desires to see this emigration
cease, for it is carrying away from the
mother country not only money, but the
strong arms which gain money. But
the Debates refuses to believe that this
emigration can be oombatted by artificial
and iliberal means, such as have been
heretofore tried by the European govern
ments. And here the Debates stops, for
to 90 farther would be dangerous ground
vis avis the law Of the press.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-09

~ A very good natnged gentleman
with very long nose, was ono day walk
ing down a narrow street two or thre,
very quisaiool ladies'. with very III grace
paused ia tneir way and looked steadfast
y At tho gentleman's nose, when he GOOD
.humoredly placed his finger on It's sip
aud pressed Il 10 one side. and laughingly
SAID, "Now. ladies'. yoa have room 4
paaa."
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-09

EE- In passing through the streets OF
our neighboriug town Of Clyde the other
day we came across the following notice
posted on thsfence:
Notice to Liquor Venders Of Clyde, o.
Gentlemen il has become an every day
practice witbyou to sell spurious liquors
contrary 10 law; this notice is TO inform
you that the friends Of Law, Temperance
and order have been quietly noting the
facts, intending 10 return treat by sud
den visitation Of the law in its most yigor-
Gus form.--CITfzENs Of Clyde.--Frsmom
Journal.
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To the Republicans Of Seneca
County.

The State Central committee Of the Re.
publican party Of Ohio, having called a
State Convention to assemble at Colum-
bus, on the e9th day Of Aay, Tor the pur-
pose Of Nominating candidates for State
Offices, and selecting six Delegates for
the State at large to attend the Philadol-
phia Convention on tho 18th, Of July and
also to nominate two Presidential Eleo-
tors Cor The State Of Ohio at large Sene-
ca county being entitled to Eve delegates,
IN such State Convention. And whereas
a Congressional Convention Of the Re-
publican party for the ninth oongression-
al district, is to assemble at Tifin on the
eth, Of May, and delegates to that Con-
vsntion must be chosen by this county;
You are therefore freely requested to
assemble at the Court House in Tifin on
the 9a day Of May, 1856, atII O'Clock
A. M. in mass Convention, for the pur-
pose Of selecting the delegates above ma
med, to the State and Congressional
Convention, aforesaid, and for the iransac-
ton Of such other business rs may be
brought before the Convention.
It is respectfully hoped that the Re
publicans Of "old Seneca viii respond to
this call. A high importance attaches to
the action Of every Republican in this
county. Letus meet aud confer together
for the advancement Of true civil Liberty
and for the upholdirgofthe true Nation
al character MAY 9Th 1855.
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EBr Two men were riding 10 a stage
coach, whom one Of them, missing his
handkerchief rashly having accused the
either with having stolen it, but soon
dnding il. had the good manners 10 bog
pardon for the atlront, saying il was .
mistake TO which the other replied
will great readiness and kind feeling
"Dou't be uneasy you took me Tor q
thief, and / took you ioT q gentleman.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-09
Sheriff Sale

WILLIAM RININGER Va. James B. Mcore and wInism
kiningeru James D. EooTo wifs.-sensca Common
Pleas. lNsa \ ~
DY virtue two ri Fus directed IN the above en-
ID titled viii offer public sale, The Cardine.
Machine owned by Wolf Moore, in Atiica Venice town
ship Seneca coun,y, Ohio between The ofl0 O'clock
a. and p M, the 18th day Of May a. - is56, the
following goods and chaues 70 wit; The undivided half Of
shaving machine and The undivided half Of one Ricker
Taken the property Of James b. Moore IN Sasaln of
aiudgmeni againsth him In iaycFof William Rininger.
my2 100 o WELLS, sh,f
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SheriHSale.

GILBERT NJ OGDEN ". William Robia,oa. .--ssnssu
Common Pleua.
en,ited cause will oer public AZ he door Of the
Court House in Iinl Seneca ceHnty Ohio, between The
hours Of 10 O'clock and o'clock, D. M, on The 2nd
day Of June, a. d. 1856, the following lands enomen,
to VIII Outlet Numberone a. nngs Eve Csl and ouiloi
pumbei one ~ tangeax C6,) Waggonefs addition to he
town Of Rapublici Seneca county, Ohio.
my9 SOD 3. Q. WELLS, Sheriff.
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Nm YonK. Ansil %

A correspondent Of the Herald, says
that Col. Benton is preparing letter to
the people of Missouri declining she nom
ination for Governor. The My nomina'io
he would xcopt,he says, is the nomination
for the Presidency.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-09

EE- Gen. Cass is said to entertain no
doubt whatever that Pierce, Buchanan,
and all the more conspicuous aspirants for
the Presidency are to be laid aside at
Cincinnati, aud an outsider taken up as
the candidate Of the Office seekers.
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10 Ynn nnn.N

WAsHfsoroH. May >.
An alleged "wsll-foand "a fumor,Y in
the Sentinel .his morning. 20 The effect
that Presidcnt Pieroe intended to with.
drsw his name a candidate for the Gin
oinnati nominalion is entirely destitute ol
foandalion
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-09

re- The ladies' Of South Carolina have
raised S16, 500 for the purpose Of erect
ing monument to the memory Of Cal
houn.
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Ho! for Kansasl

Akron, May 3.
The Kansas and Alton Steamboat Co.
has completed the arrangements, and
bouts will soon begin to leave this city for
Kansas direct, with passengers and goods
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MAY APPOINTMENTS

nR. n. TuBRs win be At BIZ rooms IL Tifan, BhaWhaa
- Honse, lhuFday and Fday forenoon, May is and lo
Fremont keriers Anne scan Wednesday, llh nurylus,
American Hose, satuSlay and Monday, 2t,h and o50
For consuon upon "A chsonie lnnF siandna diseases,
whaieysB especially oae oftho lungs liver, hdasys, and
spleen. inpuitis Of he blood, &c., &e Or r. has noe
only the expetaos acquedb By treating many thoasandI o
ca,ea. but prepared 70 furnish references 70 tals any
disposed TO examine. mya.
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NOTICE

Is hereby gven tha, petition viii b .-.satsd % Dc
Commissioners of Seneca comfy Ohio ibsr session
10 June praying iofa County Road, sit Beginning
The southeast corner Of section sirecn 6sy town.
ship Seneca county Ohio running thence north on and along
said line two miles, TO the Rome and Fremont plank and
thore terminate. myQ sod.e.
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SHERIFF SALE.

Reuben C. Lemmon. adm'r. Of Benjamin N .
Freemaa deceased vs.. Joseph NJ. Kerr. 1cha-
bod Spincer and Frederick Thompson;
And William McPheson W. Joseph Kerr nd
Reuben G. Lennon, administrators Of Benz.
M. Freeman. deceased, and Ichab0d Sp,neer,
- Seneca Common Pleas.
DY virtue Of rwo orders Of the Court IN he
ID above entitled causes 20 I'VE directed. will
offer at public sale at the door Of the Co1n tiouse
10 Tihh, Seneca courty, Ohio. between tho
hours Of 10 o'clock q. IN. bnd o'clock. p. W. Of
the 26ih day of May. A. D.. 1856, the following
lands and tenements. to-wts The north-east
quarter of the south east quarter Of section tWen-
ty-fve, IS, (less four scres,) in township one,
north range seventeen, ~; also four acres on iho
south sids OF the soutb-east quarter Of the north
eastquarter Of said section twenty. Eve, Is, make
ing forty acres Of land more or less.
apr $3.50 ds. $3.50 +. c, WELLS. Sheriff.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-09
The Democratic Contest for the
PrssidenOy--SenatO Hunter com
ing into the Field.

Special Correspondent Of the N. Y. Daily
rimes)
WAsHIS0roE, Tuesday, April %. 1859,
! have il upon credilable authority, that
President Pierce has transferred the good
will Of his administration 10 Senator Hum
ter, OF Virginia, upon the con insency Of
the Cincinnati Convention, or that he be-
comes sensible in due season Of the ineyit-
able failure Of his hopes. IL is not un-
likely that this reported arrangement has
been adopted in concurrence with Mr.
Douglas, whoes chances appear to be de-
clinng into the symmetry OF our grand
mothers youthful waists, which grow
"Smsilcr by degrees aud beautifully less "
These two chief epudiators naturally
regard Mr.. Buchanan with common an.
tipathy, Mr., Buchanan docs not affect
to disguise the fact that he would not O.
riginally have sanctioned violation Of The
Missouri contract with favor.-This
is their chief work. He maintained upon
that measure an obstinate silence during
two yeals Of desperate contest on their
part, He acquiesced ia the result only
as consummaled outrage and therefor,
irgemediable. He is repeater only un.
der protest Messers Pierce and Doug,
has ars irst fOg themselves, second for any
man who win most oorty!hly defeat their
leading Northern competitor.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-09

Az A dispatch from Washington
says Of the effect OF the news Of Walkers
defeat at creates much sensation here.
The Government has no other intelligence
than the general account. PREVIOUS in
formation Of the probability that Costa
Rica would receive foreign assistance
renders the present statement more plau-
sible. The truth is, Walkers forces have
been grossly and purposely exaggerated
throughout. and he has relied rather on
the weakness Of the enemy than his own
strength. II this disaster be confirmed,
it viii give a practical solution to the diff
6culties Of the Transit Company; and may
tend 10 harmonize the Central American
question, which was greatly embarrassed
by his presence"
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TRIBUNE
W. q. oRAY, E7lFoI : F'o''ifI01.
Friday, NAY, 9lh 1886.



The National Convention held at Pitts
burgh or the 70. Of Foby last. having
recommended the holding Of a National
Convention of The Republican party At
Philadelphia on the llth. Of June next.
for the purpose Of nominating Candidates
for President and Vice President Of the
United slaieA--We the undersigned do
recommend that convention. 70 be com
posed Of one delegate for every 80 votes
cost for Liutenant Governor last fell in
the several counties in said District
hold at Tifin, on Tuesday the 9th day
Of May at I o'clock A. n for the choice
of delegates to represen. the district il
said National Convention and Tor th,
transaction Of sach other business as may
come beio the convention,
May 7th 1855.
Q. j. SMEEp,
J.. s. RoslusOs, c.n,,oi Com.
JAooB SoRooos, eo''u' OO"''
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WAY is a yirtuous aud beautiful lady
ike door hlchg Because she's some
thing % adog' do0r-
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6kOcRRaRN.

otel ssnds, Of the ysFy best qpaliiy, snd a. Tow
as the lowest.
Goods for ehildrsns wear. boih Tor mas,s,s.
snd misses In great varieties. Misses Oats and
bonneta. boys hats and caps. checks and liss:
goods, lor boJs cl9ihi also a very fal stoct ol
children, plain aud fancy shoes. Also q iremen.
dous lot Of goods ior mems uumnor wear, both
cotton, linen, aud light casimeres. tv5ses g.. =
10 iaci les me say that 10 this store yoa caa ind
each and every e,iiclo. both for lafiss and gen.
uemen, 10 the piece, or ready made. lhet yo1 can
call & =. and pledge myoolflo be
UNDERSOLD BY NO OWE
n. B. Every kiuJ Of country produce wanted
for which the hlshesl market price will be paid
Beans. Chickens. beeswaz. Rags, Feathers, and
Iimo.hy and Clover seed, cora, oais aud Hidet,
Also Lnmber and any qasntisy Of good ahihtlar.
Gentlemen.
WILL REcCOLECT tha, ny ready made
cl0thipg, iarniahlng and tailoring eslabliihmeah
are Ia the mosi fail blast aud that a the rear q
ihe Store t,oome they can pass from oas % ,ne
oiheR and ihey muH further rec0llecl, that this
Store z The Store ior then 70 come a.. A. they cnp
hrinse loeif lady and tho y bolo lnmily, ard 81
every thing they want wilhoul goiug cut ieta.
kiqkt square "a ifuai of tho Coau Hooy1.
TIA ohio, Nay lt,. ~.
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daslREWARD On Wc'aesiny ne 3Oth. ,lt
sYDihe subscIibor lost polretho1k contsinlnr
no MONEY, but some valuable ppcrs. hrar lo-t
between 1iiliin and McCulchonville.
u1'NOTiCE. An persons o8 warned against
purchasing notes givenby William Carter % lohn
Speck, as they are anone The los papers, and viii
not be paid except 10 suhscrber Residence uns
milo east of M'Cuichensville. JOHN SfEcN
Nav lsf. 9w
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SHERIFF,S SALE

AI.ANse;s SLOANE vs.. Alexander Gilbsrt.-ssusos
Common Pleas.
DY virtue Of vi Fa directed In the above entitled
~ cause viii Offer At public sale die premises Of Solo
Gnmby, In Reed Township Seneca county, Ohlo be.
the houri Of ocock. NJ and o'clock D. NJ of
the l2th day Of May a., 1850, the owins properly 10
wit One brown mare three year, old and two sorel coi
one year odi taken and levied upon the properly of ea
ander Gilbert ~ asfaction Of execution against him. IN
favor ,e, Of ios Aiar'On sloan T. C. WELLS, sh'a.
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May l5,, 80.
ZELLER q pRO-Are e0nuanuy reeslving
goods n the best tly les aud qualities, and Al great
u redufed prices. Cal end zoe.
MAY lst, 3W.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-09

OF The Sandusky City Lung. BYE and
~ lh,f IninusY. vin 3 !. TINA, 4 lhe sl.ut.n
LOVE rom Monday o'clock p. N until rasiag nooo,
ay 5lh and co. d. w. treats All forn, II ocuic dis.
ne Diseaaes of ta tloa aud lungs ouled By Inhsla.
7e ruIiorad many torud haah rhn given un -
Die By fandi and ficinnt The namca II thore rafenE
ui Be cent 70 81 rtitinr fof teu Coniaaion fss
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-09

CHkRAcrERIsrics on A FnENoH LADY
The Fronoh lady ehafaciofistiesar are gen
erally. that she Is spnoxcepfionabiy shod4-
that she wears inimilablo gloyes-that she
has q toilet Of I'VE colloIa only. with a
distractiuQ way b wearing ! shawl--that
her manuaIs are benitchinq, full ofsmall
qraces and delicstcly shaped coquetries
but never wanting the incest appreciation
Of external pTopriety 70 which her lifta-
tons are always subordinste---that she
has marvellous faoulty Of walking
through the dirty streets Of Paris, and As
marvellous a knack Of bold ing UP her skirt
with one hand over her left hip; and shat
she has 3 supernatural preservation Of
7 youth, and bewiIderiug habit Of nista.
king her friend has5and .for her oion.
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AFAUunUL WIFE. E.--Carolina Howard,
the wife Of Howard who was put on the
Chain Gang for four months. last week,
for pocket pieking, though only sixteen,
evinoos toward her husband q touching
idehty. Atthe time Howard was con.
d4mned. she implorad Judge Pmden 10
send her % Jail with him, Failing 10
obtain that favor. she has taken lodgings
at house ia lhe jail yard. where she can
have brief opportunity Of exchanging 4
few words Of affection with the object oi
hnr food sOlioilude. Ola. Celumbian.
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New EatalishmenE

New EiRtalishment.
cPEENDID STOCK or HATS. 4 The
- tlsst stock q scads sysr bfosghs 70 shis PaFi
ofiit eOunsrF may befound a.
Bovine 4 0o3s Hat and Gap store,
in lladdau'a old siand, Loomia Block. nsKi door
10 knyloF'a Iron Store, consisting Of Hats nhd
CO Of every variety, such az Boabe, Genia
Lazy silk Hats, Spring Styist. PaneBa. laT
ho'h, Castor slrng, Silver SsraH. C-mptarAy
Cngrels, Ift
YOUNG AMERICA.
karicnbo. aud all osher khds, 800 tsdloas "a
1su,loa. Also some usw styles. Caps. Dsab, o.
tef sad searsr.
VI Bovine being Bssoiical halter. ~ viii
dtiu ana iF-r Az make ola hell iook q acpi
= new.
Thsao gooda nlll Be- sold p per eene,
lAeapor than they can be Bought u ih'a West
~ coantrY tr ready pay.
Ihey else have large stock of LmhTci|aa
The higbes, price Bald 10 cash for sii hlnda of
iHtPPlNG FuRS, such ~ Minh coop, Meek
BAT, aio. iWtLEEI DIVINE a co.
April n 1855.
- - etni o,k fo.it O. sals b. Di l1u..a
A-N4.. Faien Euqulle u tin el.lo a 'I|'1,
d q ~ ssiilla's. ona railean ,osn % ~ Natpa
tr l.f|.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-05-09

M2g la, So
COFFEE, Sugar. SAlaFttat, Pepper. Aispiee,
&C., jusireceived and forIsis ~ the Emporiun
Of ZELLER a BRO.
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Rr The Bounty Land law win bo so
amended as to give additional land to an
who have received less than one hundred
and sixty acres. and to all pensioners
with or without "reoord evidences
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NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
ON HAND AGAINII7

NOTICE is hereby given 10 whom Il may con-
eern that there will be petition presented 70 tie Com
miones OF Seneca county, their session. praying
lot ine location OF aeerain county road the
conner 81 section one on the county line in Jackson township
and at the end Of county road al the township line beeer
Liberty and laekson % thd county line thence mining due
west on the county line two miles the nof west corner Of
seeon iwo and a,o eighty rods the half mile line
between the lands off, n. sproat aud r. Aah t IL inter
lecia another county road running eas and west.
Apnls0 4wm9 BENJAMIN r. LONG.
The true Democrat., 1856-05-06

simply as an American citizen, I deem tbe,o doctrines absurd and pernicious, and. if incor. porated into our laws, (which cannot be how. ever,) fruitful of great evils. If Catholics hs traitors, the proof of their guilt is not to bo found on the pages of our history, and no vote ot mine shall help to make them traitors bv branding them with that opprobrous epithet. snrink from pronouncng three millions of men PeDurors and traitors, without being able to aI- ese one overt act in support of the appalling accusation"
 MT Oliver urges the Clay and Webster whirs to joln the democrats in the following way:
 Do they want encouragement? Ifthev do let them hear the words of their own loveJ venerated Clay, at Lexington, in 1850 aptic;' pating the ruin of the wnig party as a national organization. In substance he said-s when, ever the whig party shall become merged into a miserable, sectional, abolition party, will re. nounce 1t forever, and in the future act with that party, regardless ot its name, which stands by the constitution and the Unionn Now. there can be nc doubt of the fact that the democratic party IS national, and assert my conviction to be, that It Is the only party in America that can overthrow aboltionism, uphold the constitution ana the Cnlon and that 1t will do so if all truly national patriots will unsheath theirsw and rally under it's ample banner, with the higb re. solve to conquer, or to fall all glorouslv on the field of strife''