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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-13

Ladies who are in want of nice Cloak, give call at
the only Cloak emporium in the city.
Geo. P. Bryant Co. having large stock of Broad
Cloth Cloaks hand, and wishing the room for other
goods determined to close them off, have accord
ngy marked the whole stock at inst about the cost Of
materials All Coaks offered for by them are man.
ufacured under their personal supervision in a su
peror and as regards style and QUALITY WORK
they challenge comparison with any concern in the city,
Ladies you money by purch asng your Cloaks at
No. Mechanics Hall Building. Cloaks as usual made
to order, aud perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-13
iloLDbN n dRosYENOR's

Music f,rnisbo5 -. B a n d IN
? HoLpis, FIrst Violin. 1'''ss' &C.
y X. DoIMAN. Second Violin. and p.,....,
n. U LACKeY Clarinette, NlN 'i0"p'eri
y 0RosvENoR, Curnet,
y. y. OUsnMAN, Contra Basa
Engagements made az A. Mhrsbis At,., a, .
above. AZ '''Aoi or either oithe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-13

p r T 4 1T PAIN TER
Is happy to inform his friends and the public that he
has reopeDed rooms at G. Foster Co.'S new Block cor
ner of Main and Pearl Streets Persons wishing to e
anime his work. can do SO by calling above or at Boy
denis Exchange Office. dtf ivI6'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-13

BArcHELIER broAe his snow shoes, while on his great
pedestrian excursion from Sutton to Worcester with his
barrel Of beans, on Wednesday hut who ever knew
LEADwoRTH TO break down, in any of his Efforts to
please the public. The Tiger saloon Is au fat on stews
chowders, &C.. all know who have ever called al n
Front atreet
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-13
Coughs, HOraseness and bronchitis.

HOSss-lt0 Corn.fed, dressed Hogs for sale nv
DRAPER Il CLARK II Front street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-13

ia N GS -. VILLA MS
AlAohNEf AND COUNSELLOR AT LAWl
-, No. siS Main street,
~ WORCESTER, MASS. DIV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-13

ARNoLD's GLoBULEs and VITAL FLUID are sold at
wholesale, at the Lowest prices by John Q. HILL 229
Main ST. AretcH also. Names and statements of those
who have been greatly benefited by them, may seen
at his store. mv14 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-13

ID X. J. M. RICE.
once No. IlnrringI/o BIccIs.
Corner Of Main and Fr,/t streets, "A,
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CHAPLIN & TILLOTsOr

L. a. MAYNARn,
ATTORNEY, AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
su90 Office No. Z Central Exchange, Jt,
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WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. 1ls Main street, Worcester.

HAMILTON A. HILL.
ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW
n26 80 'ViSesVeii uaSs-
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PORTRAITS IN CRAYON
q, A. COODg0W

&c A. GOODSOW,
Wholesale Dealer and Jobber in
BOOTS, OES, and BEERS
No l Mechanics Hall Building,
WORCESTER MASS
Particular attention given In orders diff ,ncha
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-13
RICE & ELSON,
Attorneys and Councillors az Lave
No. l Worcester Bank Block.


W. RICE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. L. NE
jy31 dawtf
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Fine Custom shirts Mnde TO Order
FROM MEAsURE.-J AMES p. DRAPER man.
ufScturer Exclusively 10 Order) Of
FINE DRESS AND RANQV SuTRTs CnTTAua -

No l40 Washington Street, Cup stars) Boston.
N. Is, Making this particular branch of gentlvmens
dress his entire business the subscriber would respect
fuy say, that haviog peculiar method, whereby the
most dhcut forms may be perfectly nted together with
the fact Of using the best fabrics employing none
but the best seeers able 10 offer ind ucements 10 his
patrons that cannot fail TO give satisiactlon an s24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-13

! O11-A1 ~ . 7 AE4E4V ! 30 NJ
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNSELL0Rs AT LAW
Nos. A and Worcester Bank Block, Worcester Mass
HENRY CHAPLIN o. II. TLLoTsoN.
Jan. 1856.
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.,I Drawing aud Painting, in all the 'arIOu'

MISS GRAVES can receive ew private pupils,
Salisbury Mansion, on wEDREsDAYs and SATURDAYS
For particulars and specimens inquire ut DR.. LiN-
ERLt's, @ Walnut street. apl2 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-13

Benus, Benns.-6OO bushels Of white Beans. FIR
sale by DRAPER a. CLARK, II Front street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-13

I I OLas
D Z N T 1 T
Has removed his office from 1888 Main street to AMEK1C
HOUSE BLOCK directly opposite where he viii be happl
tosee patrons and friends. apps dtf,
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-03-05
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ASIA.

Three Days LIter-Neus Highly Important-71e
Difficulty betaoeen our Minister and the English
Government Corro6orated- -Breadsty6s Largely
Declined.
New York, Feb 24.-The steamer Asia arrived
here this evening. with Liverpool dates to the 9th,
(after passage of Is days. being threL days latter
than the advces by the arrival of the Atlantic last
evening.
As regards the position of the relations between
England and the United States the news by the Asia
is important
The London Morning Advertiser states that Sir
Henry Bu'wcr had intimatcd that he would like to
act mediator between the British Government and
Mr.. Buchanan. This movement is said to be at the
desire Of Lord Palmerston. An interview was to
take place at the Embassy, when Sir Henry would
explain at length to Mr. Buchanan the Compromise
which he is prepared to recommend.
All the other papers maintain profound silence
on the subject.
The Plcnipotentiaries of the five great powers
were beginning to assemble at Paris to attend the
Peace Conference.
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN QUESTION
Tn the House Of Commons Lord Palmerston, in
answer to inquiry from NJ. Golden, said that
the correspondence with the American governm, mt
| on Central American affairs would, when completed
be laid before Parliament
Mr.. Ballie remarked that he would postpone the
the motion which he had given notice of relative
to the enlistment difficulty with the United States
until after the correspondence had been made public
.Lirerpool, Feb. S.-Cotton-The market is droop-
ing. Sales for the week 5s. 900 bales including IL :
600 bales for export and OGO bales for speculation
| The make closed quiet at decline Of 1.16 q !,
mostly on middlng qualities Orleans.
| Manchester advices less favorable
Breadstuffs-The market has considerably declin-
| ed during the week.
Provisions-Beef is in moderate retail demand,
and steady for finc but ordinary is froms IS to 5s
| lower. Lard is quiet at 62s.
Naval stores in better demand at improved
prices. Talow is depressed.
The French Breadstuffs market was much de-
pressed.
I London Money and Stoek Market.-The money
market is more stringent, Consu!s close at 9la9I3
American stocks are quiet
| THE LATEST.-BY TELEGRAPH TO LIVERPOOL.
London, Friday Erening.-The Times csnslres
the taken both by the English and American
Cabinets in reference to the existing difficulties and
| after remarking that even the hunsnity We have
shown must have limits" concludes as follows:-
I'VE are as desirous for peace Mr. Golden can
| be, but we know that when nation becomes too
proud to listen to reason, the only appeal is to
| arms!" -ts-J - p.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-03-05
Prindts Secretary.
Raleigh, January "a, 1856.
valuable Tract Of Land for Sale in Warren
County, N. G.. -.
GEORGE ID. BASKERVILLR AND OTHERS

HEORGE ID. BASKERVILLE. AND OTHERS
~ Ie5Mrte. In Warren Court of EQUITY Petition
for sale Of Land '-
By virtue of decree made in The above eause nj Oct
ner ier ls5s OF Warren Court Of EQUITY and renewed
APr and October Terns 1855, shall nfer for sale to
he nenesi bidder al public auction, Ridgeway Depof
on ednesday the sIh day of April next on credit OF
sale the large and valuable landed estate on which George
baskeryiiie Esq foimery resided known as Blooms
oy ana located near the upper end of Warren county,
wealthy and intelligent neighborhood.
ms tract contains 1900 hundred acres Admirable wa.
ano embracing every variety of soil common 10 The
neghoorhood from red stiff TO light grey enouRh well.
GRAINED low grounds Of superior quality produce 500
of Corn and from So 10 so high land which
mas oeen improved for Tobacco; portion the Corn land
esh much OF II IN tine heart. and with rrifinQ ex.
cePon the whole plantation has rested without grazing
he two years II is therefore, in excellent condition
or Inc Poduciioa Of variety of crp the ensuing
season. There is fair proportion of wood land on the
part OF very superior and The clearnes have been
aoe with an to convenience keep ng the fencing
Ike every other SO large estate il sumo worn
ano put there Is no more improvabe SOIL and with the
use of Guano very heavy crops of Wheat could be raised
Inns rtlizer has been extensively used this and sd
JOINING Tracts with astonishing results in the incrse Of
product,on- The Raleigh Castor Railroad RAM within
900 yards OF this land and the settlement Il about
TWO miles from kIdgeway Depot and eight from the fwn
OF marrenfon The dwelling is large and eomlnodous
the numerous and well arranged and the whole
we'll known heathness of Warren renders il
TO say anything on this head. twill be offered in one or
more tracts rs be deemed advisable. Bonds with an
proved security will be required for the purchase money
C. n. COOK, C. n. T..
Wurrenton, N. C., Feb g. 1856 ,1ill-v5v
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-03-05
, RALEIGH NORTHgAROIINA WEDNESDAY,, MARCH s. q

WEArHERcocK.-Our readers. Saws the Fayette-
vile Observer, will doubtless remember that Mr..
Fuller Of Penn, one of the candidates for Speaker,
was supported by Southern men on the supposition
that he was sound on the Southern question. All
his antecedents were adverse; but he managed to
wheedle the South into belief of his riendliness
The following letter written by him the 18th of
August, 1s49, will show what sort of man he is:
You state in your letter that the freesoers will
hold convention at Hyde Park on the 30th inst
There is pretty strong probability of my being in
the field for canal commissioner, and it would Ger.
tainly aid my prospects very materially to receive
nomination from your party. I avn in favor of free
soil, free speech, free labor and free men, being
Nlimot prosiso man up to the hub, and utterly op
posed to the extension of slavery. .ia1a .'srl ODD
lhe matter UW require prudent management,
ana fnow Of no man 1ho cnn accomplish ii better
thin yourseIt IT acoud be bad poliey to attempt it
as well done by the adoption of resolution, &C.,
which you will understand how to prepare. Con.
suit with our mutual friends, Hackley and johnson,
and write me soon .'"
Yours, truly, a
HENRY M. FULLER"
What will Mcssrs. Paine Puryear. Reade, and the
Raleigh Register say now9 Mr.. Fuller, it seems,
was until recently, according to his own showing,
"a Wilmot-provso man up to the hub" We
thought so. We looked for some revelation Of an.
tecedents that would expose this " weathercock"
in his true coors. 1t will not do for Southern Know
Nothings to attempt retreat in this matter by de-
caring, as they frequently do when thus cornered,
that every Northern is an abolitionst or free
soiler-or 10, have they not just been in council at
Philadelphia, through their delegates with many Of
their brethren from the free States? ?-and is not Mr.
Fillmore a Northern man? Mr. Richardson has
uniformly voted against the Winot Proviso he
has always regarded i: unjust in itself and OPP
posed to the spirit of the constitution yet, having
voted in Congress to extend the Missouri line the
Pacific, he is not prepared to say that such line is
unconstitutional. This is, in substance his posi-.
ton; and it has beer his position from the first
The Raleigh Register, together with many leading
Wings in this State, occupied the ground in
| lS4S We well remember their course on this SUBJ
ect towards Hon. w. B. Shepard, Walter L. Steele,
ESQ.,, and other patriotic Southern rights Wings
They then held that the Wiimot Proriso ,oas consti-
tutonal and opposed it solely on account of its in.
| justice 10 the South. And now these leaders aud
the Raleigh Register censuring a Northern man,
Mr.. Richardson, for entertaining the same views
for being sound on the question as they profess
! to DC themSelvesi
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-03-05
A PROCLAMATION.
By RIS ExCELLENCY THOMAS BRAGG eov

A PROCLAMATIoN. =
BIZ HIs ExCELLENCY THOMAS BRAGG, e,ovrp.
NOR OF THE STATE OF NORTH-cARoLINA.
W.EskAs an act passed by the last General Assam
duly eer.sd copy Of Whe% Is s =. 'ss 5Sar.
An All 10 amend the Constitution Of the State North
WnrREAs. large number Of the peope .r. d;.f.ncb;.
ed BY the freehold qualification required Of roters for
SIC. !. Be enactsd5y tIs Genea, ii. yo.
Of horA Csroad and is hereby enacted Ey M a~eorifv
Of fe same tbrcehs ofthe whole number Of members Of
ofhe lst article amended Constitution ratified by the
people Of North Carina the Monday of Noyem
hve shall be amended follows: Every FREE Whit.
man 81 the age Of tweny.ns ye.rs being
nhabant OF the State for twelre months imedsseiy pre-
sedng The day Of any election and shall have paid public
taxes shall be entitled for member Of The Senate
for The district in which he resides
SIC 2 BE further enacted That the Governor Of the
State be- and he is hereby directed to issue his prlams
tion to the people of North Carolina at least sir month.
oe.ose he next election for members Of the General AS
amendment to the Constitution herein h,cn
presentation shall be accompanied by true and perfect
copy OF the act authentcaied by The certificate of the
Secretary Of State and both the procsmaIion and the cony
OF tns the Governor ofthe State shall cause to be n6
6ei9re The election Of members the General Assembly
o. head sree times and ratified in General Assembly this
Sd day OF February, 1856.
SAINT p HILL
Speaker W.RaHS e n Hs9.S wyxy; a ssas%Sa.. s;s
Speaker gf tie Senate.
State of North Carolina
:, ,,,-,. - Office of the Secretary of State
william Hill. Secretary Of State in and for the State
oil North Carona do hereby certify the foregoing Il
true copy pf the original ratified and un file n his Of
flee. ~ - 'e ''a 'A'ss VI
Given under my hand this gath day of January. 1855
w. HILL, Secretary Of Ssa.e
Now therefore, in conformity Constitution Of The
State ana The requirements of the aforesaid act do issue
ns my defamation making known people of North
Carona the provisions Of said and the amendment
thereby Proposed To be nude the Constitution of the
STATE ana DO cause the same 10 be published in ten news
papers OF this State six months before the election ofme
. bers of the next General Assembly,
In testimony whereof 1, Thomas Bragg Governor
ct the State of North Carolina have hereto set INV
L. 81 hand and caused the great the State TO be
hereto affixed Done a the CITY of RALEIGH thi.
the z4ih day Of January, A. d., 1856, and in the
Soth year of our Independence -
BY the Governor: ~NS"
/ PULASKI CewPER f7s
Priedts .Secretary
Raleigh, January a. 1856. lo-sm
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-03-05
TIRE COMPANY. NO. L.

This Company organized on Wednesday evening
last by clecting the following officers:
R. S. Tucker, Captain.
Frank Pizzini, lst Lieutenant,
Seaton Gales, I'd Z"
Thos. II. Briggs, Sd
j. n Bunting, 4th
w. H. Laughter, Secretary.
Wm White, Jr., Treasurer.
The Captain appointed next Tuesday at o'clock,
p NJ, the time, and the Intendant's office the place
of holding the next meeting.
Messrs. Gales, Lipscomb, and Pizzini ap-
pointed committee to draft bylaws and submit to
the Company at their next meeting
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-03-05
SUPREME COURT.

The Supreme Court has adjourned. Inc io'o"'
ing decisions have been delivered -ince our last:
By NASH. c. j. In Burnett v Thompson. from
Washington, awarding centre de nono. Also; IN
Parker and Coggin Leathers, in equity. from Or
ange declaring the plaintiffs entitled to an account
Also in State Sewel declaring there is no error
in the record and proceedings Of the Superior Court
Also, in Bell Hansley, from New Hanover, affirm
l. the Judgment. Also. in Lawrence Mitchell,
from Granville, directing renire de noro Also, in
Kea Melvin. Sheriff !; Judgment made absolute
By PEARSON, J.-ln Allen Allen, in equity, from
Beaufort, directing decree for plantf. Also, IN
Pettjohn Williams in equity, from Martin, revers-
ing the decretal order Also, in Pilkinton Gotten,
in equity, from Chatham. Also, in Writings adm.
Fentress, in equity, from Wake, directing an ac'
count. Also, in State Allen, from Granville, de-
claring that there is error. Also, in hite Smith,
from Perquimans, judgment reversed and non.su't-
Also, in White v Smith, from Perquimans, Judg
ment reversed and Judgment here tor p'an.ln a.
we'll IN equity. Also, in Glisson Hill, in equity,
from Dnplin, dismissing the bill. Also, Wilmington
and Manchester r. p. Co. Russell, Judgment re-
versed and Judgment here for $iO075 Also IN
Taylor Cobb, from Duplin, affirming the Judgment
I Also, in Whitehead Davis, from Northampton,
from Yadkin declaring that there is no error in the
record and proceedings Of tho Superior Court.
w The Wilmington Herald speaks Of the NOM
ination Of Mr. Fillmore and Mr. Donelson for Presi-
dent and Vice President, as q gratifying result
VIII the Herald tell its readers where it expects
Electoral votes to come from for this ticket2 And
will that paper say what it thinks Of the celebrated
"twelftt, section on. slavery Is the Editor con-
tent to let thst 8 slides = -
vxosrIA.-The Virginia Stats Democrat tic Con-
vention assepbled in Richmond on Ihnrsday iast.
ne have not yst received any Of the prosssdinsz
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-03-05

COL GwYNN's REPORT TO THE DIRECTORS OF THE
N. o. RoAD-We have received a copy Of this in.
tercsting document, and hope to find room for some
extracts from it in our next.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-03-05

CREDITABLE TO BALTIMoRE.-A large meeting Of
merchants and citizens was held at the Exchange,
Baltimore, on Wednesday. They passed rcsolu-
tion protesting against Francis p Blair assuming to
represent Baltimore in the black Republican Con-
vention in Piltsburg
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-03-05

SURRY CoUNrY.-A friend writing from Surry
County, under date February ls, says: "At Feb
ruary term for this County the following magistrates
were chosen its Special Court to witt II. NJ. Waugh,
Chairman; William Haymorc and Robt. S. Gilmer.
jeremiah E. Reeves was chosen County Attorney,
and Henry G. Bray, County Trustee. A
Democratic meeting was held and delegates appoint
ed to attend the State Convention. The Democracy
in fine spirits, but the Know Nothings are cast
down and in L" a peck Of trobe.'
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-03-05

The Knop- Nothing National Contention.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 25.-The National Know-No-
thing Convention met again this morning pursuant
to adjournment.
resolution was offered that the national conven.
ton has authority to prescribe platform ofprin
ciples for the convention. and VIC will nominate
candidate for President Vice President who is not
in favor Of interdictng the introduction Of slavery
north of SO deg. 80 min.
A motion was made to lay this resolution the
table, and it was carried-yeas 14l, nays 80.
Mr. Brownlow then moved that the convention
proceed to nominate candidates for President and
Vice President forthwith, and moved the previous
question.
[sEcoND DESPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 25-The resolution to pro-
ceed to ballot having passed. the convention was
about to do so, when Mr.. Perkins, of Connecticut,
announced the secession rom the convention Of the
delegates of that State which was followed by Mas
sachusetts Rhode Island, Ohio, and portions Of the
delegations Of Illinois, Iowa, and Pennsylvania.
THIRD DEsPATcH] .---
The convention then proceeded to ballot for Pre-
sdent, and on The first ballot Millard FILLMORE, of
New York. was nominated, having received large
majority over all the other candidates. The vote
stood:
Fillmore IT'S
Law "a s
Rayner u
Mclean 13
Davis ,s- ~. 10
Houston 3 8ss.
Stockton 81 s. s.
The convention then proceeded to ballot for Vics
President, which resulted in the nomination df A.
j. Donelson, Of Tennessee. The vote stood:
Donelson s. let
b Rayner sse ssssss's3s - - ~.
! w. r; Smith ,sI s..fSs
Scattering sSasss -. ~ = ~;
Speeches were made BY Mr.. Doncleop and othsfs,
vhcn fho nnnxantian adionrno6. 80 ~ -, =. =
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-03-05

The MARKETs.-Sales Of flour in Baltimore ut Sc
75 Wheat unchanged. Sales of corn at Sc to 62
cents. Provisions unchanged. Flour firm and un-
changed in New York. Wheat, 81 70-cvrn, IS
cents,
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-03-05
Monuments, Tombs and Head stones. Z

.e--~-~~>
UyHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD TAKE THIS METHOD
j Of reminding the public that he is stil engaged n -
manufacture Of Grave Ornaments in all variety and -
best style Of finish and workmanship. He keeps wsyseo
hand aI.rge stock of Marble both Of Americas md fll
isn suitable for Monuments Obeisk Tombs He'd Stones
kc and having in his employ rsste NsFhesn Carver
and Lettes he sprepared In put ell kinds Of Designs ana
lns :riptons. to suit the tastes and wishes q ~
He would respectfully invite visit 70 hisoshlo Yard
the southeast corner Of the Raleigh 0ss Yosd whsss
may always be specimens OF tis Woskmanshp and
Thankful for the liberal paronaG heretors recsvsd bs
respectfully solciis contnuaf6 Of The 1sms, psdgin9
himself 70 use his best endeav0s 20 please 81 - Y
Ordersfrom disti.es win hs - psonPyo 6
: VIM srRonACH, RslsikA.
October "A. 1884. 49, 10y
fv0NDENsED ENGLUH CHANcEHE1B.
~ P08TD.-e eEF0RTS OF cAS1 DEGpED ~
Esaz Sel :. s. SSs, 8 u. II. = na II - ss = q
= -~7s Il. d. TuRNER
!. Id -
po4I16eeh bseea ~. -
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-03-05

W- The Know Nothing leaders, especially of the
South will now appeal to the old Wings to rally to
Mr. Fillmore. Upon what grounds will this appeal
be based? Is it not fresh in the mind of every one
that these same leaders have within the last twelve
months, repeatedly pronounced the Wing party,
halt, blind, dead and rotten," And now they call
for aid on this same party, which they have been
assuring the people was corrupt" while it existed,
and is now" dcad!" What sort of consistency is
thisa Again; Mr.. Fillmore is sworn third degree
Know Nothing. He is. therefore, bound by his oath
in all things in which decision may be made BY
the National Council of his Order to abide that de-
cision and to carry It out; and this viii be his con-
dtion in case Of his election President The great
I Office 81 President would, therefore. should he be-
elected, be virtually 10 the hands Of an ,rresponsi-
ble midnight Goalcil-in the hands OF men who
have no ixsd rueeof action ave in their hatred Of
foreigners and IN their religious brotsy. snd who
on the quessiop, are one thing today and
smother tomorrow, The people are not yet prepar-
a Tor such . state of ithiase s