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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

He CLAY was q party man, but with him
all questions of a personal or party nature were
made 10 succumb to the higher incentives of
professionalism old Clay Whig.
You have studied this element Of his
character to but little purpose, or else you
are as false to his teachings as you are in
sulting to his memory. The incentives of
a patriotism" like his, would never have
permitted you to "succumb" to party
whose greatest virtue with you is its sup
posed strength-whOSe chief excellence in
your eyes is its power to win the spoils.
Had you any of the spirit which inspired
that proudeSt sentiment of his life, chat he
would rather be RIGHT than be president"
you never would have licked the dust at
the feet of king Numbers"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

The first blow that was struck at the intee-
rity of the Wing party, was directed by Abo.
litionism.-An "OH Clay Wig"
The sererca blow it received was from the
hands of pretended friends, like you Like
the Roman assaSSin's, too, it was the "un-
kindest" But with less hardihood than
you, the latter hid his head in shame and
left his defence to others.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23
The Flake Potato.

Among the foreign vegetables introduced into
lie United states, and distributed for cultivation
5uin- the YEAR 1884, by the Agricultural Departs
mert OF the United States Patent Office, was the
"FlUke Potato" IRON England, which was then
described AS "a superior variety. much esteemed Il,
Law rp"ol, Of hst stape and ice qualities. for do
wr-.. d-8 auG bong krrpr = " A those o have
*. rar.i.t vIH trs ptHro Boo a4r .pupir, NAV
ir-Ir inform aoa Iu regard o. ID. a. quote iron
r.r .rnn.a t.'u H A fru.-.' written 20 a
~..,. t... --. i'Hov.Is formation.
ht.- exp lsIF. .. l-... ascot s,ts %
aat .e~s. 10, su'i being -....tly OF a
tr-. size, DO -.s4 .,ar- ii-pro orHou To The re-
frrn t1.t ct# l. c 'culatrd up.a .fougu a. amost
tir .u, rom d-eAse has ni,h-rto marked
..sar yrln
10 tld-. "A Practical Garirn.r. ="
.a.a. a- "uT i-uer'- Chrouiclu aud A gu,ui
r- s- o l., o. ave:
d .a....ra at -essou a peck of seed potato-s
afs- yari1, IRON Eimnurs. / cut lheln all
... arI-. al, Que ryr % each set Evcn ID,
sDa,les, we're cut. Not single plant ia5ei. The
pro4uce from the peckWas We bushels OF beautiful
potatoes. witt ouy two deceased tubes Ia the whole
crop They we're grown IN garden soil hat Ia
rather an auisvorible situation, oeing uuder the
shadow OF large fruit trees ! have no douht that
II thy had been 'nore iaEorsely -ituatrd the pro.
duce woald have been greater Nat hisH
Alta meeting recently held In Onr o. ne die
rict. Of south Carolina ths following resol.to ~ss
ofyrsd:
Resolved, That Abbevills District having voted
tor Fra ain Perce for Presidrnt Ia 1904. has had
30 So ret Oh & act, bat approves his iuia
uaUor iu ~, rrcs % the qusiiou q vital inter~
s-t " a. South and recon- mend lin for re else
tioE ls5e
ihe Chat -iSn MsyeaTy says thai thereupou
''ninetsuths u che ssssmbiage seeded" The ss~
cedcrs held another meeting, and passed Fesolu-
ti0ns-sm0ng thea this one:
Resolved, That IL il impo sible TO form q scheme
more perfsoslS calculated 70 annihate The control
- a.. . ops ever th- Presidential election, and
eat 81 I.Ose sno make poliies a trade, and who
rive, or sxpecl " 1--we, o. tbe Government.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

ping God according to the dictates of con-
science will be unknown, and the fact that
it once existed will appear fabulous, when
in its place will be substituted worshipping
the Pope according to the dictates of the
priesthood Those who would provide
against such calamity are charged with
intolerance Such silly raillery deserves
only the contempt of silence.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

IL CLAW had witnessed In our own happy
land lhe iruils of religious tolerance, where
every man by the Constitution OF the country
eould wor-hip God according 10 the dictates Of
his Own oonscienoe. IA "0d clay WAie."
He never could have Witnessed such a
scene in a land cursed with Catholicism.
When under the patroniziRg care Of dema-
gogues, il shall attain power here, the be-
nedeent spirit of federation win fad 40
pot wherein 10 rest her foot. Worship
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23


Fhe American Party i'm Missouri.
The American Nominating Convention
which met in st. Louis on the 18th inst,
nominated the following ticket for State
officers:
For Governor,
Gen. ROBERT @. EwINe, of Lafayatte.
For Lieut. Governor,
Hon. VIM. NRwLAND, of Rails.
For Secretary of State,
THOMAS A. HARRIS, of St. Louis.
For Register of Lands,
THOMAS C. FLETCHER, of Jefferson.
For Auditor of Public Accounts,
S. NJ. GRANT, of Lawrence.
For Attorney General,
J. F. ST. JAMES, of Ste. Genevieve.
For Superintendent of Public Schools,
&c. DAVIS, of Buchanan.
For Treasure
Col. THOMAS T. FRAME, of Davies.
For Commissioners of Public Works,
TT. G. FAGG, of Pike,
HIM. WOODWARD, of Lewis, and
E. A. LEWIS, of st. Louis.
The Ne10s says the candidate for Gov
ernor (EwINGl was formerly a Nationa
Democrat; so also were the candidates fol
Secretary of State and Register. TIL,
candidates for Lieut.. Governor, Auditor
Superintendent of Public Schools, Treasu
rcr, and one of the Commissioners of Pub
lie Works, were formerly Wings. Thu
Attorney General and one of the Commits
Sioners of Public Works, used to be Ben
ton Democrats.
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NASHVILLE INN.

Is Consequences y ks ais Ere asd q diszoa of
4 a. fF.sfrrfF3 auaaE Ire gunsTs. 50,
On saturday, the e0th tastant,
expase Fabc tat Nal14eir Eresn at ths
Nashs ic inn f1rna7iy slpad-
IL b dssa ate thres ssts. he az tss oorssr q
- ssasre a slartct fsoaas hs1y ~ Rsonc
ssasrs ne ofazf eni isr1tf are ese ard ~ q
slsn rasai tse cas- had q ainsy &c. . siEissa
fees aiey
sseh "a cpporaniss tAa rarely. 4 srr - this
eirV siaess q fAEerate cc4.sa. <n1 ~
cap aiifts male ssts Alf " 11f4sis aErsteeatt-
saIs - csuasaes la4 e'asea. A. r.. heat q ne
pFeasises
Fss f~rrns Pat a ztsanI, A. sc ear hsns hiiis.
L1xDSLEf cR0cNKEf. - coiasss q,
- n..-,us-s a,srt5.a-sr acts
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23
The Clay Festival at slash COttngc-GoV.
Jones Defines his Position.

Jones Defines his Position.
Gov. Jones was amongst the guests who
attended the celebration of HENRY CLAY's
birth day, at Slash Cottage, in Hanover
county, Va. He made speech on the oc.
casion, from which we make the following
extract
| am, in common parlance, an outsider
do not belong TO the Democratic party, thank
God. do not belong to the So called Amer
lean party, and | thark God for that. | be-
long 70 that party, the Henry Clay party.
have never veered To the right hand or lett. |
love the memory Of Henry Clay, but / never
worshpped any false gods. stand now, Mr..
President, where have ever stood, and where
mean to stand as Icing as shall stand at all.
| am an old fashioned Ole school Henry Clay,
lleaven-descended and oonsecrated Wing.
The n. Y. Herald makes the following
appropriate remarks, touching the Curious
gathering at Slash Cottage
Il was a very interesting affair, and very re-
ularkable from the fusion on the occasion of
The distinguished politicians and statesman Of
all parties who were there. Could Henry Clay
have returDed for al hcur or two, in the bOdy,
to that ''Slash Cottage" on the day in 1ues-
tiun, unrecogniged BY the company, what
glorious surprise they would have given him!
In hearing Caleb Cushing, Judge Douglas, aud
senator, Mason and Bigler out eulogizing even
John Minor Bolts himself, II would certsinly
have led the noble Harry OF the West" 10
ryclaim; Am that Mr. ebay, or am notl-
u am, was sadly belied 10 NY lifetime by
these gentlemen--li ] am not, then some other
Henry Clay has appropriated my history"
What pity that tie sinking of al personal
and political asperiries against great aud de-
serving nan general cOlnes tao late 10 do
him Any good. As long IS Mr.. Clay was in
the foil possession Of bis strength and fac
ulties, he was denounced from one end of the
country 10 the other rs . very dangerous and
really despieable chAracter-when he became
saperaHaaietl from The infrmiles Of age. aud
stood 10 nob,'dy's way. be was discovered to
be deserving patriot; when be is dead and
buried, tie must violent among bis enemies
while be lived. rxal hiTn and bis services. his
virtues, aud hls glorious name to the skies.
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Law Notice.

ITO r. EAKIs, EsrnsTiy 81 Nazsvls has rssausd ne
u Bace d s n The srsesei lzE snd E41tf 1earls II
BKf Foap, CasTtR A1a FasszlEs caaagte
Caiscsions sli reerlxa prospt at.eatiaa-
re- eost 0ace and Fesdsnoe - w4Filass pspuS Bed
ord eaastv Bs nst=u
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The Rev. DIR. Baird
SAFES! SAFES!

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the United States having failed TO their
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From the Baton Rouge Comet.
J. YORK & cos LIST.
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Characters in the Gospels. BY 3. II. Chaplin.
Humanity In the City BY y II. Ch Pia-
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The Americas Organ az Washington anoanses
that Edward kvsssii. Robert G WiHthep. with
ARE eesleuted with Fillmore and Doaelson, and
"uill take the field under The .AmsEiran bAnnsr.
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NO HUMBUG!!
THE undo rssaed have purchased the Patent right Of c.
i n. WILLIAMS
DOUBLE ACTING BALL VALVE
Force and Lift Pump,

For the states q Tennessee Rorth Caroas S0ath Carolina
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have tested the Pump al rs rrraanacaded or or-
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not % ts il b suprrior 10 pnnP uov IN u
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put together By sAy ordinary mAn, bart Whit IN ha
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TIE aaeIaAbie hct-hsaee ~ durability. Il IL
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Itise4uay get adapted All iasFy Rsrest fAnkr.
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The Paps shsaa and thsrstFs siiin he reach ef
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kfg~ address P0RTEk BRIAN, NAsasnLa, Teaa-
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respondent Of the n. Y. Tfibune says:
The statement that Mr. Bell, Of tennessee,
was about retiring from the Senate 90 account
IT impaired health, wss wholly fabricated. be
has DOT been as well IN ten years. and bic
friends hope be Is destined for longsr and high
or services.
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NJ. Cushing Is reported 10 have recently deelar.
ed, 9Th great glss, that Gen Rerce woaid be re-
aominased. This. sc presume, . strictly legal
opinion, and Ne. Casting ought % charge Tor a.
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"A Rhsys A. sals @o.i szss.. husss ssFs.t asras,
W cn4rb4rutd fztf csok as8 aaaElFsss ~ raaninsa
N Nksiy sasa. tsec8 Afea gs4faa sEs Ahse So
I'd sthsr ksly asFte Aea IA liszss s4ffeAr
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To Railroad Contractors.

DROPS AIS will received at the Office OF the Edg field
/ ami Kentlckv Railroad Company, until Thursday May
sh for the Grading Mason y, &c. Of Ridge Section at
the nd Il Man keT's Creek aid abroad twenty miles
list mt from Nashville hi for the work IN the end OF
he first thirty mile from Nashv vile will he received 1t the
"a me ime; nd nv ratiou 4 those male in December
ast viii b. considered he line being hns locate guam
titles calculated C every fsciit is Afforded for Cnntrac
tors to ascertain tn character and Of the work. and
facihtie for carving IL on.
Plans and prodes be seen and specifications obtain
ID at the Enginerr' Office a Nashville, a any time.
EDWARD !. CHEArHAM President
apF1-td Edyrheli q keutucky Railroad Co.
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NOTICE.

A Eecfian wiil Be bsif a. The ofnes ~ he
n United Ffenen's fnsgFsnce campany,
MAJ fsr sklfte Direciora. - serve ne eaa1-
inE tuelFe uaoaths
ln aacofdaBee "a ~ annended ehsrer e te ssah ~
ar are spltisd q Vst< shsr siesk.
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Col. Richardson's Views as TO the effect
of the Nebraska Act.

The Richmond Wig of the 18th inst,
publishes the following letter from Mr.
WILLIAMS, the competitor of Col. w. A.
RICHARDSON, in his canvass for reelection
to Congress. Col. RICHARDSON was nomi-
mated by the Democratic caucus for Speak
er, upon the resolution adopted by that
caucus, pledging the Democratic party to
maintain and defend the principles of the
Kansas-Nebraska act. The letter of Mr..
WILLIAMS throws a food of light upon the
motives which governed Col. RICHARDSON
in his support of the principles of the
KanSas-Nebraska act. He believed those
principles would make Kansas, Nebraska,
and all other Territories, free:
QUINCY, ILLINOIS, March IA, 1856.
Dear Str-1our letter of the 9Th inst, has
inst reached me. ln it you inquire ''did Col.
WIN. a. Richardson, your opponent for Con-
gress in the last contest, state TO his cunstit-
uenis that the Kansas and Nebraska bill would
have the effect of making those Terrtorie.
tree2" | cannot state that he did in the pre-
else terms of your interrogatory; but he Gid
frequently and emphatcally say that the repeal
of the Missouri restriction, as he called it, was
favorable to freedom; aud that it (ihe restric
tion) established slavery South OF So 30, and
that under the squatter sovereignty principle
the whole of the territory, as well South as
as North of that line, would be formed into
free States. ! give, in his own words, one of
his favorite ordinations Never mind! never
mind wait awhile. and you will see before
this time next year the people of the Territory
will prohibit slavery"
am vsry respectfully,
Your ubedienI servant,
ARCHIBALD WILLIAMS.
P. S. Col Richardson, during the whole of
our canvass, Indignantly repealed the charge
Of being in favor of slavery. A.
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LIBERTY AND SLAVERY,

A NV boOht
By Albert It. BIedSOe, LII. ID,
Professor Of Ma,hsmaras in the University Of Virginia.
CONTENTS.
Chapt The Nature q Civil Liberty.
Chapl The Arguments and Posi'io Of AsOlion".
Chap The Argamsnt from he Scriptures.
Chap 4 The Argument from the Pubhc Good
CHIP. 8. The Fasi,iye Slave Law.
The shove work l. SIR sac BY CHARLES WsShITH
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COuIrTED To JAIL.

COMMITTED to the Jail Il Davidson county on the IAN Of
~ April, 1885, Negro Nan who saws his name i WAnF
and that he belongs William isley Of Hickman county
Team Wadg is 81 years age; hair thu his head; vt
feet eight inches high. NJ Easey is requested e
forward aud property Wade will be dealt witt
as the law drec s. W. II. CLtMuNS,
apps Jailcr Of David son county
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He CLAY knew that religious fanaticism,
when welding the powers of government,
was never satisfied with any thing short of
the blood of its victiin.-An OM Clay
Ehig."
He only knew this from his reading of
the history of the Roman Catholic Church.
The innocent blood it has shed in the prop
agation Of its Infamous dogmas, smells to
heaven and cries like AbePs for vengeance.
Be assured that he never would have SYM
pathized with party which has assumed
the patronage and protection of such
monster of iniquity.
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srarTNf naAlINl

TAlRnANKss celesfatsd. Borzant, fisa1r1, Colatsr
II 81 fo-sr xrzirs ian ftock 4fgags slaTs And ior
ale 4 Ms..afse.assr's Pricss. ~ ih-if ~ -,
". ~ ss0RDoN a co.
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His teachings leave no doubt upon the minds
of those who have studied his precepts, as to
which party lie would have attached himself
in cenjnnciure like the present.-AR "Od
Clay Wing"
Not the shadow of doubt He war;
ed, through lifetime, against the radical
spirit and doctrines of the Democracy,
which you have embraced, and chad he as
many lives as hairs" he would have spent
the last one in the same glorious struggle.
You SANDER your former leader when you
impute to him the cowardice which prompts
you to strike your colors at the prospect of
defeat.
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n NASHVILLE:
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %, 1855.

All religions united with government are
more or less inimical to liberty.-Henry Clay
on South american IadepeHdence.
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SOUTHERN DEPOT AND GENERAL AGENCY
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Every Description Manufactured Articles
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Merchandise Generally.
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j AyING taken the large and commodi1us Ware Rooms
htey occupied 10y Messs :. II. LOOMS Co Of
So College Street Tor the purpos Of ransacting
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-31
Fall Trade.

STAK CLOTHING STORE, 72, Main st.. Keoknk
- III. Straus would respectfully call the at
tention of the gentlemen Of keokuk and vicinity TO
the fact that he has formed partnership with
one of the best clothing houses in Cincinnati a. Ma
rienthal L. Block, and thus possesses superior fa-
cities for the selection and purchase of stocks of
clothing and furnishing goods.
They have now q most complete assortment ofaall
kinds OF Clothing, comprising in part, Cloth nd
OYercoats Pants and Yeats Of all grades styles and
sizes Shirts, Stock, Hats and Caps Trunks SC.
These goods have been selected with care, and will
be sold Mt n small advance on custom cost. We are
determined not to be undersod by any establish
ment this side Of Cincinnati
Country merchants are particularly invited to cali
and examine stock, before purchasing else here
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