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~tss-ssEEn~ts-- Withdrawals.

H.ntsuHe A,zansas,)
 July 25th, l856} MR. EDIToR-PIease announce my with drawal from the American or Know Nothing party, was induced to join said party when was not in my sober senes, and cannot feel like fireman, and be thus bound; and having no other method to free myself from said party ask to publish it to the world, that may here. after vote as seemeth right
 Respectfully yours etc.,
 JAMES r. HAWKINS.
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TellNXe. ArE Anr11St 9 1O5h

MEssRs. JOHNSON & YERKEs-Gentemen you will please announce in your valuable paper my withdrawal from the Know Nothing party. Respectfully,
 VIM. HTrTSON
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MONROE COUNTY.

Governor-Conway, 3O9
 Conway's mai IA
 gain 90 Congress, Warren, 128 majority. Oates, Rep, SIS maj. Circuit Judge Beasley, 134 maori- ty Pros. Atty, Childress, 125 majority- Jas. C. Gay, County Judge; Yam, Clerk; Washington, Sheriff; Walker Treasurer Gar retson, Surveyor; all democrats
 Col. Redmond, democratic candidate for State Senate from Phillips and Monroe, elected; ma. jority in Monroe, 137.
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JAMES F. HAWKINS.
Huntsville, A5kaaSqs,j
 III. D.,I lN-E

Huntsville, ArIaaSqs,j
 July 2Zd, l056} MR. EDIToR-Please announce my with. drawal from the American or Know Nothing party. wish to be freeman once more, but cannot and belong to the order; and take this method in making known to said party that l am no longer one of 'en1.
 Respectful yours, etc.,
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CUICOT COENTY.

Conway's maj, 62
 Iel's gain 66 Congress, Fowler, K. N., maj, l. Prescott ting Attorney, Arnett dem., 284 maj. Repre- sentative, Ross dem., maj. Sheriff, Ashbrook, dem. 61 maj. Probate Judge, Davis, K N., Clerk, Caughey, dem. Treasurer Parish.- School Comm'r, Truly. Coroner, Sam Parker. Internal Imp. Comm'r. Jacob Hiner
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OuACHIlA COUNTY,

ouACHl1A COUNTY.
 Gope,no,-Conway I'll
 Yell, 5Sl
 Conway's maj 13O Congress, Warren, ma, ,62; Pros. Atty, Can't, 33o; Representatives, Graves and Abbott, de- mocrats; Sheri1, R. B. Smith; Clerk, Phillip Agec; the whole democratic ticket elected
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REPUBLICAN ELECTORAL TICKET IN MARi LAND.-The Cecil Democrat states that the re- publicans have determined to run an electota' ticket in Maryland, and that Francis r. bI'"' esq., Is to be one of the electors at large.
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Notice.
National Democratic Committee Roons,)
 W0 ebiDot,,1 (,t, T,l,, < 1CSp

National Democratic Committee Rooms,)
 Washington City, July 5, 1856} State and executive committees, county and city clubs and associations, organized to pro-. mote the election of the democratic nominees for the Presidency and Vice Presidency of the United States, will address their communica tions |, Hon. CHAs. J. FAULKNER, Chairman of the National Democratic Resident Committee. Washington City, D. c.
 Democratic papers throughout the United States are requested to copy the above notice
 By order of the committee.
 0ET Hon. Archie Dixon spoke in Union county few days since, when forty Know Nothings withdrew from the order and gave in their adhesion to the democracy Louisville Times, July 26M.
 The same paper has the following:
 The second bet of $1,OOO proposed in the Journal on Wednesday morning, on Kentucky, was promptly taken We understand, also, the editor of the Journal was informed that it was unnecessary to publish any further proposi. tions in the paper, that if any other gentle man wished to bet on Kentucky, that he would be accommodated without making a noise about it.
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Yell's maj. 28
 gain 152 Congress, Thomson, K. N, "A maj; State Senate, Adams, K N, 51 maj Circuit Judge, Badham, K. N, 13; Pros Atty, Mack, K. N.. 35; Representative, Moody, K. N., 8; Shcrif. Arthur Thompson, dem, Is maj; Clerk, Cow ley, K. N.; Internal Improvement Comms. sioner, John s. Horner, dem.
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Conway's maj.
 Tells oGln

2 Congress, Warren, democrat, 27 majority. Representative, Patterson, democrat, Al mai Sheriff, Mayson, democrat, 1O4 maoritv.- Probate Judge, Watson, K. N, 19 majority. Pros. Atty, Arnett, democrat, 21. School Commissioner, Turner, democrat Treasurer
 Martin, democrat. Clerk, Clayton, dem.
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Conway'S maj. " gain

Congress, Greenwoods maj 4O5; Represen- tative, Mansfield, democrat. Pros. Atty, Gregg PIP maj. Clerk, Berry: Sheriff, Stewart; Pro- bate fudge, Honea; all democrats.
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PERRY COUNTY.

PERRY COUNTY. For Governor, Conway's majority over 100. Congress, Warren's maj. ll2; Pros. Atty, John sons maj v; Representative, Dr. Hill, 95 maj; Probate Judge, Holmes; Clerk, Rison; Sheriff. Jenkins; all democrats.
 We are indebted to MT. Rison, clerk, for the official vote of Perry. We however have mis- laid the vote for Governor and would thank him to send it to us again at an early dHv.
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ST. FRANCIS COUNTY. (REPoRED. !

Congress, Greenwood, maj. 236. Circuit Judge, Beaaloy. 278. Pros. Atty, Childress, 27i; all democrats. The whole democratic ticket elected including Calvert and IIaralson, two members to the House of Representatives. This county tho Know Nothings claimed by 800 majority. Pr. Borland gave it his perso- nal nttention
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PRAIRIE COUNTY.


 Gorernor-Conway, 486
 Yell, 367
 Conway's maj. 1l9 Congress-Warren 486
 Fowler 362 Prosecuting Attorney, Jahnson, democrat, 51 majority. Representative, w. L. Moore, democrat, S6 majority. County Judge, Hunt, democrat. Clerk, England, independent dcm- ocrat. Sheriff, Desmukes, whg. Treasurer Robinson, dem.
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ELECTION RETURNS

For 4th of August, 1856. The following returns may be relied upon as very nearly correct. Most of them are official: SALINE COITNry
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DESHA COUNTY

Governor-Conway, SIS
 Yell, 281
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DOhWaN'S mAl. IT
 Ycll's gain ITO Congress, Warren, dem, 6 maj; Pros Atty Murray, dem, 388; Representative, James, K NJ; Probate Judge, English, K. N; McLaugh- ln, dem, Clerk; Sherif, White, K. N.; Trca- surer Wright; Coroner, Randolph dem; Int Imp't Comr., Iludgens, dem.; School Comr., Bocase, dem., Surveyor, Simpson, dem.
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SEWER COUNTY Governor--Conway, bO6
 Yell, 2oo
 Conwny'a maj aoi Congress, Warren, 2o2 rroa. Auy. uautt 353; Representative, Charles retlig'ew. iai. Clerk, Rind; Sherin. Cole; Treasurer. Locke, Surveyor, J. Pegnoa; Internal Improvement Commissioner, Wright. County Judge. Faran. All democrats.
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HARD COUNTY. Goreno,-Conway, TOP Yell, l22
 Conway's maj. 58O
 gain 2O6 Congres,-Greonwood 699 Thomson, 30 Circuit Judge, Bevens, maj. 4s3. Pros. Atty, Pattsrson, 449 maj. Representative, Miles Jeffrey. County Judge, Thos. Black. Sheriff. Woods. State Senator, Rossou, no opposition all democrats
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POPE COUNTY.

Linton, democrat, Sheriff. 6l6 majority.- Howell, democrat, Clerk, 722 majority. John son, democrat, Treasurer, 652 majority. Stout, democrat, School Commissioner, 700 majority w. B. Young, democrat Internal Improvement Commissioned, 426 majority. Shinn, demo- crat, Probate Judge, 79 majority. Bradley democrat, Coroner, 94 majority. Miller, dem ocrat, Surveyor, lO6.
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WHITE COUNTY.

Conway's maj, 384
 gain lo9 Congress, Greenwood's, maj. 427. Pros Atty, Pattersons maj. 376. Circuit Judge, Beven's maj. 265. Representative, Benj. John sons maj. 552 Lewis Poe, Probate Judge; McRac, Clerk; R. NJ. Exum, Sheriff; Cullum, Coroner; Crtz, Treasurer; Holland, Surveyor; Sam. Critz, Int Impt. Com'r; all democrats.
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LAFAYETTE COUNTY t'orsrnor-Conwa,. lbI
 Yell. l7Y Congress. Fowler, k. N.. II majority; Pros. Atty. Young, k. N., i2; Lewis A. Fort, k. N, Representative; Montgomery, dem, Clerk. This county IS against the democrats because tho democratic portion has been cut off into Columbia.
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Huntsville, Arkanas( J JuIv 2Sth. 1ol6.N

VIM. HUTSON.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

WASHINGTON COUNTY. By letter we learn that Conway's majority is 575-a gain over his vote in 1852 of 1,623.- Greenwood's majority about the same. The whole democratic ticket elected; Billingsley, Boone and Neal, elected Representatives. The same letter informs us that Benton coun- ty gives Conway still larger majority than Washington.
 UNION COUNTY, (REPoRrED) Gouernor-Conway, 666
 Conway's maj lo3
 Tells gain 84 Congress, Warren, maj 63; Representatives, Judge Watson Newton and Killgore. Whole democratic ticket elected.
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JACKSON COUNTY. Conway's maj. 7f; Yancey, democrat, elected to the Legislature. These are all the returns we have from Jackson county. The Cover uors vote is official.
 DREW COUNTY. Conway's majority, also Wamen's over 100. Trot5er, democrat, elected Representative. The whole democratic ticket elected
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Conway's maj. 148
 Conway's gain, 69 Congress-Wa arren, 146; Pros. Atty, John- son 126; Senate, Hammond, 179; Representa- tive, Bean, 82; Sheriff, Crawford, 2O4; Clerk, Shoppach, 182; County Judge, Joseph Scott; Coroner, Wiley Lewis; Surveyor, Martin; School Commissioner, Mat. Cloud; Int. Impt Com'r Chattin; Treasurer, Carter; aN democrats.
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PHILLIPS COUNTY.

Gvernor- 535
 Yell, 563
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Joseph Stephenson, democrat, Representa- tive elected. P. A. Tyler democrat, Sheriff A. Hill, democrat Clerk. A. J. Melton, dem Co. Judge. NJ. P. Hogan, dem., Internal Im provement Commissioner. Israel Burns, dcm Treasurer.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

FRANKLIN COUNTY. GoUer7or-Conway, 57O Yell, l26
 Cnnwav,s mai ALI
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men ars among tho bi,teresi foes OF The
African race, whether bond or free. =,
I Is,he visw. | have taken Of this matter
b eOrec.--if Irishnsn ia America are de-
spised, because their mean aud di-srace'u'
conduct has covered them with dishoaof---
II follows that, to redeem our national char
as,sr, they must adopt course directly the
reverse OF thai which they have hitherto
pursued. They must stand up in the dig
nifty Of mans nature, and declare, in The
lace Of men and angelo, that, come veal
come woe, they are the friends Of Tho oP'
pressed. and the enemies Of The oppsessor
that. with their consent, the cOlored people
shall no longer be rcviled or held in bondage
The momen, lrishaen in America take. TIN
noble stand, and no, one momen, sooner
they will command the respect of,he Amer
lean people; tor al that moment they vii
occupy proud position and command the
admiration Of even those who pursue dill
srsnt policy. ..H
The slavshOldsr is man. and he cannO
but desPiss the crawling wretch who come
from another country, with high profession
on his lips. but a dastardly aud iyrannica
spirit in his heart. The hypOcri' IS ever de
spised. % e
There is but one way for the Irishman .
secure respect in America-,ha, is 10 deserv
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70 agoay. \ Inio tina, circle We senter--for
the time we form part Of il. we ought
not to carry into Il the indifference Of the
outer world. We. can not have the same
feelings with those who which round the
sick bed, and.,o whom IFS events is some
times OF more importance than the changes
Of empire, or the fate Of nations; bu, we
can realize, we can respect them. In the
great economy Of The univene-evsn in the
ordinary movements nf human society-oi
how little Importance is the life Of Young
child. Il dies. How small drop does il
add 10 the great curren, Of morality which
is constantly sweeping BY us! But to the
hear, OF at leas, one human being tina, life,
so insignificant 10 the world, is the bright
particular lish, which gives a Charm 10 he'
whole existence; 10 her IL Is so precious
that sf rHEI|. 80
.If Heaven would make ner such another world
OF one entire and perfect ehrysolite,'
she would not take il IN exchange. Nc
one else can entertain this sentiment. Ma
ture has made but one bosom capable OF 1t
Butt: can be appreciated, though It can no
DO felt. And it is asentimen, al once sc
tender and so holy, that, in Sur whole inter
course with those who cherish Il, !, demand
ali our sympa,hy, and even our yeneraiion
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In,po. ,ant to Everybody.

r,nR the last three years have been engagsd In a
L business zkaawn only Ia my,shf and, conpin'.
t,yoIy lew oihefs, whom have Instructed for the
sum III slDl each, witch has averaged ne nj the rate
oT Ton 80 900 10 e, 900 per srnun and having
made arrangements la 60 Tn europe ~ he month of
August neit, o, engage In the s,me business an
wiling to give m nstfn CLANS In tie art to sny per.
.cn I'M The En.ied states Csnadas, who will remit
me tbe sum of 81 90. am induced, from the sue
cess h I'VE hrsn favored with, and the m,uy thank
mi acknowledgements I have received from ihose
whom 4 have insiIneisd, aud who are making frum
Ss,s ais per dsy at u. Ia give 'rsry person an op-
a,,unty Ia engage 10 this bnsiness, which 10 easy,
Is,.,nt aud very profitable, al small eost. Their
.,s,.iiyrly No Hpssua In the mstisr. Rsfefenees
f rbe besl class be gwen As reg ,tis is rhsfae
~ and can fefer To pefs"ns wh"n have Instruct
80 y h. viii testify th,t they are making fr'm fn'm
ss IN ais pei day ~ tie same. IL ~ business in
vh,sb .ither CtsrLEnss ~ i.ApiEs eau spe's-, and
Vii reflect esse make yer. handsome Int',me.-
-.v.,.I Ladies ia v.oeas pms of New Y"rk State
psn,.,lyss,a aud Mar, liant. wh"ai have instruct.
81 are nos m,kinR ff,sn - .. sGIer ipy ala. ~
4. srstL sr1ssss, n,'.i bat, raw saiLtisos sfe
,.,,,',.d 10 slsu u. Upon receipt "f 81, viii I'm
n,s.i,,iey send To The apyalsint priaIsl ifeusr
.,I,,nipr fuii Instructions IN the ART, which can DO
rerfSetiy Understood at once. I'D !. 90
.Aaa,... A. T. Parsons, once No. as. BsoaewAr.
Nsw yoEk. y" q 900
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Ala Court Of Probate held at saeo, within aud for
the Couuty Of Yoik, on the hrst Monday In May,
la the year at our Lntd eighteen hundred aud my.
six, by the Honorable Joseph 7. Nye, Judge VI said
Ctairt.
AN the petition Of GILMAN STACY, guardian Of
" Reubin u. Kicker " Berwick In said county OF
York, minor aud child of Joseph Kicker late CT Ber-
wick in said county deceased. praying cr license to
.sll ami convey al public auction, OF pvate sale all
the right title aud Interest " his said ward IN ana 10
certain real estate, situated Ia Berwick In said eoun-
w. aud the proceeds thereof TO put Ia interest, wa
p,reeI OF land bounded nOrheTly by Land OF Lluah
iayes and Braekett Hall, westerly by land OF SAID
Renbn o. Kicker, containing six acres and one nun
bred aud sixteen rods Also, fOf authority TO invest
one hundred aud eighty dollars Of SAID minors money
now In his hnds In the pncase OF piece 81 lana W
said terwidk aud bounded norllsriy and easteHy by
land ofhis said ward, sJutberiy by land Of Arthur
Grant, and westerly by the new road leading ron
Beaver Dam Ia South Berwick Junetion Depot.
OHns.sp, That the petitioner give notice thefsof'o
all persons interested In sid estate BY eausnga copy
t6is order 10 be publishes In the Unicn aud Eastern
J,nrnsl printed In BdiefO'd, In said county, nor
three weeks excessively, that they may appear NJ
PTobae Ciu 10 be held nj Kennebnnk, Ia said eoun'
~, an the irst Monday IN June next, at ten OF ihe
rIrek an the forenoon, aud shew cause, u any they
have, why the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted. . 49,,
Aitsst,-Jo'HrA lirssicx. Register
A true copy, Attest,-JO'HuA ilEsnieK, Register
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AT a Court OF Probate held nj Saco, wiih.r
and fJr the County, York, on the 6ri Mon
day in MAY, Ia the year oGour Lori eign,ecr
hundred aud 6ity six, hy the Honorable Josep
T Nye. Judge ofsaid Court:
m IN. petition OF WILLIAM n. HILL, AL
u mlnisrator Of the estate OF Israel i. PinkhsIn,
late OF Bi,ideford, in said county, deceased, rep.
rr.en,ing thai the personal estate ~ said deceased
a NOT .ulIi lent to pay the just debts which he
owed al the lime VI nj. death, by the sum of twu
J. undsrd jolsr-. aud praying for iicen.e 10 sril
,nI cooyry the wh.,e al the rial vsia'e of said de-
,,,.,s.d ., public az private sale because Ivy par.
,,.I sale ,h. rrs,tu.. would be greatly n,inrcd:
ORpSkKp, Tha, The petitioner give nolire here
NJ 10 The herr of aid deceased aud To oil p-fsoas
interested IL said estate. by causing copy al this
.rj,s 10 DO puhl,sh-d la the Ua,oa and E',t-m
J,nm.I. priu,ed in BitslorJ, IN .ad county, tbsc.
srrks .ncc~ssively. that they may uppvar at Q
Do hate Cour, IA he holden ., krnnebunk, In said
,,,uu,y. ON The hrst Monday in June nett, at 10
ID The clock in the forenoon. and ,hew Cause. IL
my they have, Why the prayer oil said petition
90 Ai,,.i, Jo.HuA HkRxicx. Reris,er =
true copy, Attest, JosnrA hrsnicx, Register =
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y: 4. { FOE SAILS, i
-FOUR HUNDRED HOUSEHOLDS,

= ana otnorVoluoblo6 oot Estate.
THE fvliswins descsibed Real Exs.ts, co,npris-
= isy h.u.s L as and y'sss propsnS, e s,ely
Will be odd by ths psopsiesoss, as pixies and on
terms fsyorsblc TO purchasers
~ Thc Hone Tot, shout 100 In aumber, ate
principally situated in Saco, bst~sen tbe Railroad
Drpss VI B,ddrforl and Ssco-s portion II them
alSyea The RAiIrsd, and a porics brlpw, 10
pi~ssani and healthy kcslioa, and commanding Q
due view VI both villages. They are advantage.
ously situated Lr the rrrsdeore VI pcrsoas having
bu.iness 10 siihef $500 " bdds o'd, being within
sig minute. walk Of Main str'ct and Pspp-r,ll
Square, saoo.J aud 6s~ .ntsu,es walk IL The Ma
chine slap All Coiioa- Mil f the Is@conis, Pep.
perrIi and wnlct Power Corporations Of ID ide.
ford. A sui,sis,ai Bridrc,' so feet long aud -
teri Wide. psiug an sispiir per, sud with side.
walks has hei Tail, GERS. tie Sro River, thu,
rvnurc,no IT, lo,- viii BldJeford, sud placing
then wi,hia thIsr iginnirs' walk " Smuh's CIR.
aer: Fnnil 20. budss stree, u srsdrd 10 The
Vuilroad Cnr.iug oa Wafer sweet, which will be
extended to BuSiou .ltJsd. Other ,lrrt. have
i<~a laid out, extending along the msnin u The
SAGA Riv,f nnd tu Water street. -
The new ~ ID rvtcn,ly laid out by the Couniy
C,aninissi,ners, extending into The couniry iron
s,cp, will ln,er-~vt with Market street, which
passes across the above DESERVED bridge 10 BIdIc.
ford i- ...-
Besides the let's before mentioned. The propnr.
,or. have dozen or lnvre house lots lor sale, Un
Swings Island, contiguous Ia the biidge, and
within two Minutes walk Of the workshops aud
mills on said island, .-..,.-..s .rf-ts
They viii eel also in lots Of ffom one TO five
acres, a. may be wanted, y tract u isnd aduinlng
that which !. reserved Cor house lots. S.ii irsc,
CONSISTS of ~ sores, and Is situated On the West.
ern side of the Rsllr,ad, and runs 10 The Bui,ru
road, the line striking that road within .ew rods
The Ssco Depot,
wsrsnies Deeds will be aivrn Of MI lots sold
Somcs, BiddeCord; Jo~cphus Baldwin aud Law.
ruce Bame., Nashua, N, H.; William =. New.
ell, Manchester, n. II. ......
For further psriculsr-, % to prices and oondit.
IONS, inquire of d L. S0MES, of B'dlriofd,
agent ior the proplie Jf
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CAssius NJ. Cars MORAL SuAsI9S "A
Southern correspondent, Of the Norhtn'
Chrstian Adroeats, gives the following ac-
coun, Of Cassius NJ. Clay's method Of man
aging Kenlneky audiences by moral sua-
sion"
lie sends an appointment 10 given place
TO lecture al certain time perhaps some
Of the natives will send him word that he
will not DO allowed to lecture there; he
sends word that he will lecture there accord
ing 10 previous notice. The time comes, y
great crowd is collected TO hear the lecture
and see the mob; presently the Lecturer
comes. He passes directly through the
crowd, mounts the forum for attention; all
eyes are turned towards the speaker. He
commences in firm, clear, and decided
tone Of voice, with the following remark -
Gentlemen, have few prelipinaries
to settle, previous TO entering upon the main
subject Of discussion. wan, to make
three short appeals 10 three classes Of peo-
ple." lie then holds up small Bible.
"There, gentlemen is the great charter
record Of all human rights, on which al
law and equity is based, deserving the name
oflaw--il is is my appeal TO the religious
portion of the society,"" and he lays il down
on the stand before him. Then he holds ~
the Constitution Of the United States
" Here. gentlemen, is the bond OF our I'm.
ion, the noble Constitution Of this glorious
Republic, which says tina, oil men are born
rec aud equal, with certain inaliesable
tights. This is my appeal TO gentlemen, to
patriots, to all irue-hearIed Americans
and he places il with the Bible before him
Then he puts his hand in his poke, and
brings out an enormous six-shoo,er, and
holding !, up before the audience he ex-
claims "Aud here, gentlemen is sil-
shooter, every barrel Of which is heavily
loaded with powder and cold lead. This i
my appeal to the mobocrais, and | viii
blow lis contents through the heart OF the
tirs, man who offers to lay his hand on me
II my native State, or 10 gag free speech in
my presence. This he lays down upon the
stand with his former appeals, ready for ac-
ton; then ho commences a psfec, storm
'gains, The peculiar insiiiuIion--euOush 10
wiring the swea, OfOld Kentucky from every
pore. BY this time all are awed into sub
missive silence. Such is the celebrated
nephew Of Henry Clay, in his native Stale
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Col. FREMoSr.-The Washington cores
poudent Of the Cleveland Herald bears the
following testimony for Col. Fremont
II have taken much care in my inquiry
abo,, the position of Col. fremont on the
great question now a, issue between Free
dom aud Slavery. and am satisfied, from
Information received from gentleman in
whom the Republican party ihrouyhou, the
country repose mos, impiici, confidence
tina, Col. Fremont is as true and reliable on
freedom in Kansas as any man that lives.
There Is no doubl Of this and the country
will soon know il.
Col. Fremont is native Of South Caro-.
Ina, aud is descended from the Puri,ans oil
Frsnce,-,he Hugenots, from men who
were cousecrated to Liberty and the rights
Of conscience in the baptism Of fire and
blood. He was bomin 1918, and wa. grad
ualed at Charleston College. His family
were very POOR. He struggled against pow
cry, and alone and without, friends. asked
and Obtained employment, OF the Gene'al
Government in the exploring expedition to
the Rocky Mountains and the Pacific cost.
H. Is man Of inIomiiable energy, Of iron
will, OF true heroism and character land
frank and candid in the expression Of his
opinions on all questions Of public policy.
he was for freedom in California. and gave
his influence to mako ,ha, great State free.
For this he was defeated by The slave pro-
pagandisis, in n reelection TO the Senate.
Col. Framoni is member and commit
meant Of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
-is a man Of great simplicity and purify Of
aud respected in oil circles
where be is known,-has thorough knowl-
edge Of men, and is well versed in all our
governmental Afairs. He is Pacific Rail-
road man. and an ardent advocate OF river
and harbor Improvements. In all his feel-
inss and sympaihies he isa Western man,
and is DESTROYS Of seeing The prairies Of the
Far wes, and the coas, Of tho Pacific dot
tee all over with the ho.nes Of the farmer,
The schoolhouse and the church, i.. -