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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
THE MILITARY.

AT SPECIAL MEETING OF rue FIRST COMP ANY
"A Continental Gnsr5, Capt. J. He'ne held Wednesday
AID 0Ma6 ,rees over tho Market tho Following preamble
and yesoiutons unanimousiy adocted; hat
WheAs adjourned parade Of tbs TO celebrate
the anniversary The uattle Of exugton;
dedicate tbeir rooms u nal itary hereo
Reso we'd, That terder 70 sheon's American Brass
Bsnd sincere thanks for her very appropriate
Dsbed said occsson also commend their splendid appear
ance IN their lev uniform. And further
Resoved That thanfs due r. FJos ESQ., for the
uxurus and houptul collation. Furnished tor said company
at said rooms. Lieut.. VIZ. VAN vALER.
z; Rn0ArH, Committee
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ssyeA Isg.ss css "a ss.ss.: e aSessssass .Sou.
:: ssaz a RsFassCHEfD's' us MESSIAH 'asss'
Ao.sseasl Y,g.Es dead; .,se: even NsH.y's
6 sA e. :s mn. s:.
s y & y ~ 1ns Aa
David's spring style Of Gsntlenaen's Hats
i:s.1.sy :s'asd door nom Duane stree, sns
Now-a-Dsy Hat-sonaething EnilreIy sew
Il s :s. s 'is s:: sd
A. was Anticipated Xester day, the Ladies'
6echsd crowds 70 p<puIas hal emporium for he
ss
Ssss aesa op % S
ma any os s sos M
should 20 BANfAs, iOS Canal street, for sasir bats and
10000 II Understood to DO tine Necessary
% ssd u cent s;csTs factory VISA Ing prsnsss on
a s :. S q s'n' Of HsAA' 's's q
Courtship and Marriage Will be Mr.. Eow-
i ~ w me ~ . s np,s .s
g ~: a D s az Seats ssu E
Kerosene 6sas Light sIock.- s'or Sale, 400
A''' Ne '.si; sSsf 4 Z s5 .Ass. s.
Laco ana NusIin C1rsains from Aucsasn.-
ssssss. rTsn s ne a.1 m.Ss 70 u
;sas. 60 early Also ne laSsssssoss or window sasdsa
y. DsvIin 4 Co. Deg 20 state chat their
xclcsie and retail ders-sns are new completely socted
g "a ls e.. ass s sas
xsassrss yesnsa coanss Ao. At 2Os 20ssad ac B'osd.
Tremendous Bargains In Spring Cfothfnr-
sa:ss:: ss. s'ss i w : - y ss;aI:
ccAss warehouse. o.. ss and % Fulton sires.
Removal -Caomas McLaaxnIla has Re-
MSved hs ssnssnsns furnishing tsoa 70: 70
.hoisssesad RETAIL choice ssle,oa ofeyery Article In HE
To the IntsiIigen1, 1ae 1rashion.ase, the
CHASE cANiakLLlow s.'ssa pa aesaas CATERS aad Esev
those cold double The ober sssblsauasns
s sa1of
cheap sso'ss Csntsss 2s and l4 sssrs are Shssssed
ieussea s,e Deal VIA Siaa ana Co.
Paris B0ols and Shoes just Received
-; ss:S iass
Bargains, Bargsins, &C the Canal STREET
ssps: resch Brussels carpet Sc Per ys-d good hse:
II 8: per Yard Il zef 4 S. i ass. r :,s..
Surnsssre, 4'easf,ers AID Bodding.-Ia Com
sa.eass e e s,sn.on ., The Bocsr, we cue: os sale o.,
.0StoerS
80 beds, b0lsters and pillows at - each
ii. h J. HUME, H5 Chatham street.
Green Turtle-A Ercsh sappy OF Fine
young urte saod Soup and steaks constantly and
at al aou-r ot,ns dsy and evening" Wsntsd head
nus: DO well yceon,n ended. +. NJ RAYNOA caterer.
Washington Aes.Aryan., &c. \ 81 ,edway.
2lO Rowery.-faeader, II you Want to any
sssssC.s sgd cheap ssrpe,iDs 70 70 sYAI 30 ssxer
vsye.e three ply and superhne and stair csrp.nz 81
ards .Dgrsn Competing, a Is Cd 3 A. 70 bs
81 AYAT1'S, 80 DO very.
ieaEe h&t hardened s.se burgas pracs rauk
ssee And Tales pa;en. durleK posdsr and hef
shch 10 by peRlJ all he bankers, We and south
acknowledged 70 every respec. Cheapest anc
sny reliable A.sele extaEI Address WE. W. Bao1E, New
,2Aven, CcEn.
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Hetcl Keepers end R.rroons.-

CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.
Sk1Ce he Introduction OF Seh0dsrn schnGpf6 inc no
Cned sases number Q: aq1c1 mixers in New fcrk txvs
sCAeucex putting mixed and poisoned gin, AID caluE
ssnaprs. 1he name selongs expressly 70 my sxcle.sl
1AeTs oountorfets and mposcns he pubic u1der
rsnc number Of baSTccns n ia c.y keep tbs poisonous
acisSs and haS doSen-whsn 2rrc Hcnsnd 81 q Wor
BY BE pipe, do,aI sxd fNy CENTS gallon Look Tor
Hot House Grapes The Subscriber Has
made arrangements - have conxAny FOR supply Of
his DELICIOUS u He has lst received TIE err. OF he ees
- : = WiIiiAT BAYLOR. 5os Broadway.
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Aetsls and Restauranss.-Wyett's Cocktail
Ss.srs Arc the .sing; Manufactured BY WYATT JOHN.
son, 81 CanA street..
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Court Charlottesville Dav.

SupaEH Couar-Circuit.-Nos. 1869. 1857 1861, 2ip6
2tl4 1892 21e3 281a 20oe 1884, 262o 2i2e 1885, 2766
$685. 1882 27is 2ole, 775 1904 1878 25s, 275s 1885,
1882 1905 s47 27ea, 2ooo, 22s $685. 2226 $780, 1868
900, 2e77. 1909, 270o
surFsE Covnr-specisl Tsrm--N1s "A, 104, Ia3, l27,
49, 6l 2e 1853, 1856 1885, 1s7, 15s 15e, 22s 1sl, 1872
sursRoR corRr Nos 49, 1853, 44o, $50 200, 4si, ,oe
400 $685. 5o6 SOP 61s 1872 $40 2i7 264 17s. o. 4si ST.
goo b22 b97, 62S, $40 800 537 634 $685. 800 $40 sal
ga 546 M6 SAT 5is $40, $50 49, ib5. The court adj
iou,ns to-day until Monday, May 5.
non saS i2s ia 1a5, 1875, 49, iss 1871 is ias a
Psrt Nor. 1850 la6 49, 1877, 1ss, 1se, 1Ao H. 1l2
Iz5, IA, lac, 14s, 14s, 131 l47.
wedding and Wishing Cards, Engraved
ne IN the latest styles; scnsusr no'ary society aud bas
,na. ns..rp,ns coats II arms, csphe-s &c, stone
NyEhDRLLa, Sea Rroao way corner u Dssse street.
Esabusbed 1910.
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HZHAeis Haltss, N d, Oeulise and Auxlsl
70 Sosd street, xsw Ysst. Once aauas IRON y u sas
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Hsxnsas-Oniy Psfxs Medal Awarded 20
xARGH CO., By h Industrial nuApiu0n Of all NATIONS,
hsr NO pase.i faAsa sure uoas Also no ts Of he A
1sersnsss 70 10 gup@tmy- Professors Valentine kos
WIZARD PAxkex and John H. Carnochan. An sxAngye M u
nay y sen = hsr:S o.: Ss "a Nader e New Yoss.
Ola O36n iron A. until 9P. n.
To NsrvOus 6u1kes ers.-A Retired Clergy
man, ored to besiA In few days. aer many yesss
Great ncSycuo sufezug, ANXIOUS to mako he
Of cure " send ,eel he prescription used. Direct he
New York
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gARNIs PARK. s4 BsosdwaZ, corner u Duane s.ree.,
Few York. vte tbs attention Of jo16cfs and
nsh stock pstess incidence BY sar arass -
so!tesn = ether heokPhsrs 81 md be ow mAnuAenrsfs
ND goods shipped, S16 70 OF tbe world
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An Excellent lnvestment.-Fof sale, an old
stabilized cUSrs,s Of fifteen years stsacns an ooperuny
capital. Fer .u payisuisrs inquire OF j. I. Bald
VII lI3 Fulton street, Burroughs eteam presses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25

| SIENNA Eigs "A Pleasant and Mild Medicine,
e'sgar ty pct up b boxes ~ WYATT JOHNSON, G7 ia
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blood This celebrated remedy specify rstacu rrszu
sriy Of the nomach the rsuaon and the bowels AMI re-
hANDE. leo cultpn street.
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moved his eentemen's furnishing establishment from s 20
$50 Greenwich street. Murray WHARF ne os-s
whofssslesai RETAIL choice seleiol ofeyerJ Article 10 HE
/
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Rlgn1y Important to BaMkera>-It is an I'm.
skle s hist Bacons hardened ssel burgas pracs rank
ss and Tales pa;en: dupeH posdsr and sf erof
acknowledged 70 svery rsspe;. the .keapes best anc
snH reliable a-stle exsaEI Address Wn. W. RaeD, New
,hv6n. S,Grn-
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cont Papa, what Handsome Medals,
Diplonss and premiums, TOO,
LYON has received rom matt ms,

whs. his pills and 20 wder ior'
Bay nothing gu,gorng to eradicae vermin and insects
pills. Look tor Lyon ON abel Depot, IA Broadway
sons Task Or box.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25

Defiance SalaMandeR eafes.-H0bert a
PATRICK the sole MANUFACTURER IN tie United states Of
bcve ss and patent powder proof defiance
d syoss bsTs Depot No i1 Pearl street, door below
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25

1MPoR1ERk' AND TRADERS, FIRE INsljR NOE CON
1 pany. Gabriel Mead, Joseph Walker and Charles Aber
nenr are appointed Commissioners receive subscriptions
The capital stock Of tbs company 10 70 8 o'c ocs at hs
pniee of GABRIEL MEAD. s. Pine street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25

| II emeMdous Bargains In Spring Ctotfntnr-
Pa.aio..ss olsss ecss eos:s % 10 % s,s 81. ss
psnta % to ~. Noirc antique g. &c EVANS
i cQ.hirg WAIehouse. , o. GO and 10 REloo ayeeL
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40 Bowery.-R II You Want TO any
handsome spd cheap carpeps 70 HYATf'5 30 Bovery
osgste a.heton syes! and zee tie aa. spes,y anS
cloths, hearth Jugs doaS ats window hsdes &c 10 Also
GOO Yards OF God ugrsn csrpesrg, 81 2 Cd A. 70
st HYAT1,c, 2l1 DO very.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25

Perfumcry, Toilet ana Nur1cry ArficIes.-A
great variety, BY WYATT JOHNSON. 81 Canal s.-ee.
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Phnl0N PsphlRn Lotion kierai BeHutlfker
for Tying the comp and removing feckes
sunburns pmplss sro. bu.ns sssts stnss, cha
fsce. and hsnds For sale by PHAL[A and al dug
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25

CleTchueh's Wigs and Toupees, with the
hin division; invention. which exclusively
hs Establishment whsre The and percsus isg
wigs four d. Factory O. l62 Fulton erect
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To the InteIligent, the Fdshi0D&6le, The
pruden. And tho experenced
CHASE low sr;ed pa eesaa CATERS aad sssv
those sod at double the prl,e ober sstsbagsns
Lad1 preparing to tbs country should vis him,
No. $40 Bowe1y. and mako taeir eclons Uleke
cheap articles Csnrea VS. and I4s CATERS chrse,,.ed
by ole of ship 10 aAT.6l
doubted s:yie Deal WITH him.
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A YOU'VE Han, 5 SSASS 81 xdK, Is OEsfRoUs OF
q ensShg shuaslsr e sHksspss. @a pleoe n soaas
srsssss 4e iroD ks Mt employer. Adore n, boz n
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WhfAkers noustsches c'orccd 70 Grow
sx weeks BY zuen wh.ch vii no. stain Diure no
kin. 81 bottle; sent 10 part Of ae country r g..
GRABAX bS5 Broadway Zener A souh street, PhAa.
islphiR: 8r9nn 81 Htate at-eeL Albany.
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Paris BO0ts and Shoes just Received A
large Of boots Gnd pster lesher Shoes lgh
low cut rom the .eleSr1.el manu-; c:e-y 9sles es
By kUGENE FERRIS SON, t3onakers, No. G. Nassau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

We print in this mornings impression an eK.
tremely interesting opinion of the Surrogate this
county, in which the history of nuncuPatlvc wills
under the civil law, as well the English law and
New-York statutes, is reviewed with equal learning
and pcrspcuity. This decision gathers additional
interest from the fact that no examination OF this
branch of the law is to be found 10 the American
books.
A nuncupatiye WILL as most of our readers are
aware, is an oral testamcntary disposition Of prop
erty. 1t is invalid in New York, "uuless made By
a soldier Will in actual military service, or Ars
mariner while at sea" The decedent who wu
cook of The steamship Hermann, died on the voyage
from Bremen to Southampton. Two days before
while the vessel was lying at the Bremen wharf.
and he al the point of death, he declared to fellow.
sailor his wish tlat his deposits in the Scaman's
Savings Banh should BE- given to his mother.
The Surrogate uphods this as a valid disposition
of the property, Holding that the privilege extends
to all persons engaged in The marine service, from
cook to admiral, and that as the decedent was On
gagged in actual oItInuous service on shipbOard h.
was :" at sea" within the meaning of the statute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

The EIpresS intimates that it has INDUCED in no
personalities with regard to Col. Fremont that it
regre.s Perhaps not But will the editor lust
consider his rel eatsd trumpetngs OF the story that
Totes Of Col. I'D been offered at a large die.
count 10 yariou. Iersons and declined Suppose
TIL. were true, was il decent 1t is no sin 70 owe
a LOte not We; due that the holder wants TO sell,
nor even 10 wait to borrow. But il certainly was
not true that any such NOES were ever offered TO
II. G. as was asserted; and, though We promptly
so SAID The E press did not correct its statement.
Was this right And will The EIpress now be
good enough 70 hurry up It's proof that Col. Free
mont was born in Canada 1t already perceTes
that there will probably be further need Off.
By The way: Tie EIpre,s is toying TO De more
fair with regard 10 Kansas affairs, but betrOys the
awkwardness Of a novice. 1t says OF the troubles
in that quarter,
Organizations st the Norl have Uroroked orgaui-
zc'ioI- at The South.
Now We ash Tie ElpresS 20 consult the Repor:
of the Investigating Committee and see therein the
swcm evidence that these " organizations az the
South were commenced long before there were
any couLt.rac,ug organ cations AZ the Morrill,
See s.so The explicit testimony of the Rev. Mr.
Starr late Presbyterian pastor at Weston, No
WHO speaks from personal observation. Only let
tie facts be idirly set torth-we ask nothing more
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

The LIST, WITH and With Wards OF our city each
return more votes for Buchanan alone than tn
are legal voters in those Wards respectively, 70
say nothing of the Fremont and Fillmore yo,er..
The XINth Ward returns very ne'ry a. many
Buchanan votes as there are legal voters in the
Ward. The vote returned from the NVllh
Ward is also impudenty, nfimously fraudulent
We do not say how far the votes counted out cor.
respond with those actually voted In bat that
there is fraud somewhere is manifest. There az,
not seven hundred Buchanan voters this day in the
Ist Ward, and yet l,l63 votes for Buchanan ara
returned from that Ward What is to be said OF
1t spectors Of Election who, having taken but four
bundled votes for Assembly, find over SIR hundred
votes in the Assembly box when they open 4 to
canvass and proceed to destroy two hundred IA
such manner that a candidate who received fifty
honest votes had but .Gtteen returned for him.
How long can free institutions bear the strain Of
such yilainies as the,el The returns. as now
rendered give Buchanan $4,000 majority over
Fremont in this city. Ii 10000 majority hero
would give Buchanan the State, it would have
been manufactured We do not believe he re.
ctyed 1900 honest majority over Fremont here.
and 30 intelligent man supposes that he could have
had 10000 Members of the Legislature elect
there is not an honest man in the city who does not
appeal to you for an efficient Registry Law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

greed, we may hope that it will now disappear ior'
ever from the field of politics. We congatula'e
the people of Massachusetts on the discontinue OF
his Appleton Hallett Winthrop Greene faction
Tie people have put their foot upon it and crushed
its malignant life out Of it, The union of the PoIIt-
zeal drecs. of the rich and of the poor has failed OF
ia designed effect The coalition of the Puri'An'
and the Blacklegs, Of Blfel and Black George has
come 10 naught. The crushed reptiles may turn
and get strive to sting the foot that has sluelcnel
them: but the great fact of their failure OF tn
umpbant success after all their hum'liations' their
e,p,nditures and their panstakngs is the senten e
Of their political death They are, at any rate Ieit
for execution. and only await the leisure OF the
bapcman. All the other elections shog that there
is 10 Brookssm TO speak Of in Massachusetts out oil
the northern half Of Boston. Mr.. Summers re-
election is now as sure il It had been had, ana
that by nearly unanimous vote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

Every single vote at and about the Jesuit Coliegs
at Fordham, from the chief priests to the boot
blacks, dragged out and polled for Buchanan
and Slavery. We don't complain of this-they
voted they saw fit, as was their right-but is /.
not monstrous that thousands Of FIee-Soil voter,
should have been scared off from voting for Fremont
by utterly false and baseess pretenses that he was
Catholic, nominated TO catch the Catholic vote
aud that Bishop Hughes and all the Romish HE
rarely We're hard at work for him
In this city there were not less than go 900 votes
cast by Catholics, and not one in every fifty OF
them for Fremont. Yet thousands voted against
bin because Of the Dog Mobiles knayish bow WOW
ing, fearing that his election would give US all over
to the tender mcEcicF Of the Pope Shall We MAYER
OutgroW these pucri.lties1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

The Pro-Slayery men, the old and timid fogies.
have been under great concern Of mind lest w
should get sectional President. Well, we have
got one The Southern Candidate goes Into Office
with almost all the Northern States against hin,
and against gigantic majority of the popular v)s
Of the Free States. Mr.. Buchanan is in no just
sense President OF the United States, but Prosi
dent of Slavery and the shareholders. The Free
States have rejected his claims to be their ruler
or representative. But he is PVT into that place BY
the South. The South has DONE is doing toward
the North just what it threatened to dissolve tho
Union for If done by the North toward it. Very
well the North will try aud be patriotic according
TO it, instincts and its principles aud Mt the end Of
Mr.. Buchanan's term will turn round and take i.
OWE turn, end give the South President on tho
side of Freedom, Is every President should be. We
shall then see how empty is the disunion threat OF
our temporary masters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

most improperly got up. they retreated behind
another barricadc insisting that there was, at any
rate. some reriod in the course Of Col. Fremont
life in hch be tcas Catholic or at least seemed
t. be one.
Here they should have been le1 To play their
pairy game unnoticed. Who cares this were 50
or not So l. not Gayazzi, or the Rev. Nicholas
Murray. or that illustrious champion OF Protestant
Ism. Secrhi Dc CasaI free enough from the faint Of
Rome for any pub ic trust How many years must
a Protestant have been such to iii him for polti-
cal station!
/, l. reported that Col. Fremont was repeatedly
a,ked by friends during the last three months,
"Were you err Roman Catholic and that he
replied in the negative. Such question was
grossly imptrtinent, aud should not have been an-
swered, except 10 intimate that fact. Such inqu-
ne. run tie thing into the ground, decidedly. II
they are tolerated a candidate may next be re-
qureG to show that his creat-grandather was al
ways careful to have boiled pork for dinner each
Friday. 80 as to preclude the suspicion OF his IN
Ching to Romansm. Ii Col. +. answered such
inquiries be made a grave mistake, AMI one which
ought to be- marked and avoided. No matter now
truihiuly be may have contrallct'd the gossip bah
bled from one to another implying that he was a
Catholic many years ago, it were far better to haze
treated Il with silent disdiin. Let II be firmly
maintained and established that mans private re-
hgious exter.ences-the successive steps through
which he energies from the region of speculation
and doubt iuto that OF faith and az surcd CONVECTION
are evelmore without the pale Of political inqnisi'
ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

violence, rot and desperate fighting in which
men are killed and wounded, and thousands
Ofpeecable citizens are driven from the polls. Look
al thcse hinGs, ard tell u, how long, with such
IcIyersions and such results, even the forms Of
democratic government sre Likely to last
Such will bette cXuitiOg question which every enc
myo Democratic yernmcntthroughout the world,
so soon he hears the result Of our Presidential
election, Will put his neighbors. Such, doubtless ia
the eXulting question which such desperate enc
mics Of Democratic ideas as Rufus Choate. William
Appleton Bully Brooks, The Boston Courier and
The ~ Journal Of fommerce are already putting
to themselves. And they are serious questions too;
questions that may vel sink into the hearts OF Us
oil; questions which cannot but throw cloud OF
gloom and anxiety over every homes; democratic
heart; questions which ought 70 nerve mp every
republican soul to instant, earnest, steadta't, IN
hnchiIg and untirDg effort. In the four years that
aIc to come freedom ana our free institutions are
r. be- put to test and trial such as they have never
known before. The day. Of the stamp-act and the
tea tax-eyen the days oi the Boston portbA' "i Tue
Massachusetts, dsiranch,iDg act. and Of the occu-
ldllND 81 DOrl'H anu N'N-i'i ~
armies-were nothing to them. 1t Is only the
darkest and glOomcst DAYS Of the Revolution, slch
as the retreat out of Canada, OF the Winter AZ Val
ley Forge, that can afford comparl'on' Inc
country is il danger; liberty, equal nights TIE
rights If man. the right Of scI-goverument,
aye 10 danger For the first time 10 our h''t' Try,
IS have President elected, openly and Ptotessediy
hostile to Liberty 10 equal nights, TO the righ's OF
nan, TO The night Of seli-g0ycrnment-a President
pledged 10 traupe them all urder foot for the sake
OF extending Slavery into Kansas and strengthening
ard cOrsOldatiug the Save Power For the hr't
tine we have q Thoroughly sectional President, not
only nominated BY the South and chosen by the
South, bu. nominated and chosen upon purely
Southern Pro-Sayery platform, aud supported by
body of reckless and desperate politicians VINO VIII
devote themselves for the next four years, Win all
the adyaLt ,gc which FcJersl Office vii give them,
10 the undermining and destruction Of Republican
Liberty.
These ARE the four year. that are to try us. II
we meet them Ike men. if W. meet them IN the
spirit Of our republican fathers, The victory must
and will be ours. Let us finch now. let Us yield
now. and all viii be list. We shall fulfill the hopes
of those who watch for the downfall of American
Liberty; Democracy will give place to rudiinism,
al ruflabism will end in despOtIsm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08
Glorious BRADFORD County-Wilmots home

Glorious BRADFORD County-Wilmots home-
gives Fremont over Buchanan 1872 majority
Fillmore gets II votes in the County. OF forty
two township. ard borougbs, forty give Fremont
naioriiies amounting to 4,0o~ which offset by
80 majority for Buchanan in the two remaining
towns. The vote is Of course heavy.
SCsQCEHANNA County has lke"i-e increased
Ler Fremont majority some 2cO, md the dl'trlc'
has given over Eight Thousand uajori'y Tor Ere
II ont Had there been three more such 10 Eastern
Perrsy lvsnia, Fremont would now BE- tue President
elect. And the diffusion e truth vii mako no.
merely three more but thrice three.