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LIST oFLETTERs

DEMAlNlNG uncal,ed Tor in the Post Once
" Bl ideiord, November lsi. 1850.
lf Persons ealing it these letters Will plsass
say they are advertised. M
Ames Ada Hayes Jane -...~
Ayers Ms Budget Hobbs &c
Buzzeri Mrs Abby l. Huisbins Mrs Lucy Fl
Brown Caroline w Hi',dn Smith
Builand Mrs Betsey Hau Sylvia
'Burk Mrs Harriet o Juhnson Mr. Sarah E
Booihby Mrs Harriet Jones Frances La h
Baicheider Isaac Jones Lavemi
Bean Mrs Joann Kngn Edward
Brnneit Israel Kesioa Elizabeth
Baymon Jackson T Libby Celia u
Bryant James Lane Mrs Eunlcs
Brsckett Mrs Jane A Lori Ellen
Brown Lorcnzo d Leslie Mrs Eliza II
Bean Mary Laifam Ellen
Brock MARY c Libby John +
Brackett Mrs X A Lester
BagIey Roby A Lougee James Z
Braeke,t Mrs Susan J. Q Lord James yr
Bennett Mrs Sophia Lowell Mrs Nathan
Berry Mrs Sarah Libby Sarah ID
Bragg Samuel Lane Sarah u
Buzzell WmR Leslie Mrs Sophia
Conner Ann Lowe Mrs Susannah
Corless Ann Miles Mary A
Cooper q l. Moran MIRA
Couseus Evcline McNuliy Martin
Coyle Hannah Millighan Mara
Campbell Mrs Jane Miles Mrs Julia Il
Cousens Jane Miles Mrs Julia M
Colby John A McAlli,ier Jane
Coolbro,h Joseph Maxwell rs
Cohurn Mrs Lucy J Morse Elisha d
Clutr Lucinda Mclean WIN
Carver Martha A N,ckerson Lizzie F-2
Grove Michael Moves james
Chstm'n Mark Newton john
CARL Pstience Perkins Mary Ellen
Callagbun Pairick Richardson Angelina
Clark Sarah T. Rounds Corielia Il
eastman Sarah q Ridlon Haffel
Davis Charles M-3 Richardson BE-
Downs Caroline richardson lthiel
DSily Celia J Robbins Mrs Lucy
Darling Daniel Richardson Melinda
DOYLE Mrs Eliza Roberts RISE Ann
Dow Frances Reeves Thomas
Daily John Shannon Ann NJ
Douglass Mary Steele Abby
Davis Martha J Staples Mlrs Caroline
Dewitt Mary E-2 Smith Fairfield
Esieo Marscella A Smith Belinda
Emery Jacob Stuart Ms Lizzie b
Eyers John .. Stuart Horace Ii
Fuller Ms SarahA Stevens Joseph
Fec Sarah STOCKTON J w
Frazier Mrs Mary E Simpson Lucy NJ
Falnry James Seavey Martha V
Fletcher Mrs Alkaline Smith Mrs Martha II
Cove Alvin G Stewart Maria Il
Gordon Mr. b "A Small Mary
Glnantlnc Bndget S'apies Sdiah et III
Googins Smith Wesley
Gapean Ellen Smith DIVA
Gordon franklin Tarbox Ann Z
Gren wood George Torey Jacob y
G. odbiere Jabez Thonas Mr.. Mary A
Glode Joseph Thompson William
Gammon Mark Vaughan Mary
Grant Pfudila-2 Wilson Alkaline Is
Gage Robert Winkiey Benjsmin y
Hobbs q Warren Octavia
Hu,chins Mrs Elizabeth Welch Oliver
Harmon Mrs Eliza Jane Ward Solomon
HILL Mrs T
| ONlTIIhNsrUCKs P. N,
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.LARKE'S FEMALE PILLS,

.LARKE'S FEMALE PILLS,
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY!
Prepared nom Prescription Of Sir. J. Clarke, N. d.,
Phy stefan Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
THIS Invaluable msiiclns IL uuflilns In The cure OF
all Ihose painful and dangerous disorders TO which the
female consultation 10 subject II mOdsrases ell excess
and removes AL distractions, and speedy cure may b
relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
Il 10 peculiarly suited. II -i, In short tms bring on
the mOOlhly periOi With regularity.
Each bottle Price 0ne Dollar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great britain, 10 proven, counterfeits.
TI0N.
These Pin. should not be taken BY females that are
pregnant, during the tbI nrss mOnias, as they are
sure n bring on miscarriage but at every other time
and In every other case, they are perfectly safe.
Sole Agents fsr The United ststes and Canada,
I.c. BALDWIN, 4 CO.,
Rochester, n. Z.
FUTILE 4 MOSES, Auburn N. Y, General Agents
N.B-si,co and Q postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent viii bottle Of the Pulls By re-
lsu mall.
For sAle. Wholesale and Retail, By s s. MITCHELL,
Successor to d. l. M.iehsli, sasO. Ne.
a. H. HAY 4 Co., Portland, General Agentfo Maine.
Nh. 400 ans Q postage stamps, enclosed 70 any
Authorised agent, vii ensure bottle Of The pills By ~
rer sale wholesale AMI retail, By D. l. Mitchell. saeo
= ID druggists generally. ss-u
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Wanted, 800 Active Young Hen.

To act local and travelling agents In business easy
useful aud honorable, At a SALARY OF 500
PER MONTH. Aeaptal % Is ,nly required
No patent meieine or book business. Full particulars
gven free, Ia all who enclose postage stamp or three
cent piece, and address
swis A. u. MARTYR, PiAistOw, n. II.
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IN e w Store!
N ew Goods F!

THE Subscriber respectfully informs the Inhabitants
i Of Bddefori ami vicinity that be has taken the
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DEMAlNlNG uncaied Cor in the Post Ofcf(
" Bi ideiord, November Ii. 1855.
if Persons calling ior these letters will phase
saw they afe advertised.
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JOHN p. CRAIG,
Superintendent Of Comnson SCHOOL,
Augusta, October 20, 1856. 2w4o
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Cheap. cheap cheapest! Read the adver-
tiscment Of Ballou's Dollor Monthly in
another column. This popular magazine
has already reached circulation Of 9SOOO
Here i. reading cheap enough.
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DONATION TO PERKINS INSTITUTE ToR TN
BLlSD.-We learn from the Bangor Wing
that the hate John Black Of Ellsworth Me-,
left q legacy Of $1,000 for the Perkins Inst
tute for the Blind in tn city lie also leit
$1,000 for the Maine Hospital at Augusta,
TOR library. Mr.. Black leaves probably
the largest estate ever left by any person in
the State cast Of Portland. His leGleics
foot up SIS, 200, with probably u large res
iduary balance to be divided among eight
children.
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Cno,rIsx. The effects of Choatc's pcrsua-
sive eloquenc in Lowell, measured by the
vote in tina, city is this: For Fremont 3OS7,
Buchanan 1919, Fillmore lS2.
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REPRESENTATIVE FROM B.SCoR.-Gen. 5,
p. Strickland was, on Tuesday, elected rep
rssentativc from Bangor in place of Mr.
Egrry, who had resigned. Gen. Strickland
is an ardent Republican.
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]titution on a Fadoption DIES lois du dit Terri
toire on Fiat
Sine L'applicatiou du principe cue, dams les
Etats on Territories, null ne devra etre admits
au droit de suffrage, Oh etre elu a des 1onc-
tons politiqucs, sill nest citoyen des Flats
Unis;
eme L'amendement de nos lois de n%aturali-
~sation, declarant qu'une residence continue
de 81 ans, est a ~l'avenir indispensable pour
devenir ~citoyen DIES Etats-Unis, ct defendant
renttce de notre sol a tous mendlans ct a
tous criminels; mais sans empletements DIES
droits acquis DIES strangers;
lone Opposition il touts alliance de lEyllse
ct de FEtat; non-intervention ell tout &c qul
apnartient all cutie on a la croyance rellg,euse
ct aucun serment requs CONNIE qualification
aux places.
line UnRxamen libre ct enter de tous les
bus qui peuvent etre commits par les tonctlo'o
mares publics ct une strlcte economic des
deniers du peuFle;
l2me LIE maintien ct fexecution de toutes
lois observation-disclosures etablles- lnsqua ce
~ou'elles soient abrosees, on qu'elies aient etc
J declares mules est non avenues par une au-
torite judiclaire competente;
l3me Opposition a Ia p~olitlque vacillante
ct Unable, suivie par administration act'1el
dams Ia direction generate de nos aitaires
nationales- ainsi q~u'clIe la demontre plus par
reinforcement, en- deplacant DIES Americans
tdesigne CONNIE tels) ct des conservateurs,
pour confer leurs fonctions a DIES strangers ct
des uItras ;-ainsi qu'elle la dsmontre par sa
basse Submission a ceux qu'elle croyait forts,
ct par ces laches fanfaronades envers ceux
quelle croyait fables ;--alnsl quelle "a
prouve en- renonveaiant ragitation sur les
questions sectionnelles, par lie rappel du com
promis du Missouri :-ainsi puelle la pronVe
en- accordant lie droit de suffrage a des etran-
gers dams lie Kansas ct lie Nebraska:-ainsl
~uu'elle Ia prouve par SEES tergiversations dams
la question du Kansaset du Nebaska ;-alnsI
qu:elle la prouve par la corruption qui regne
dams q~uelaues ms DIES departemes du gouHer-
nement;-ains qu'elle Ia prouve par la llet-
~rissure imprimee par prevention ct par ca
price. sur des officers distingues de notre ma
rine rationale ;-ainsi qu'eile Pa prouve entln,
par ses erreurs 81 nombreuses dams nos rela-
tons avec les puissances etrangeres;
lame En- consequence, pour remedler aux
maux ~actuels. ct pour prevenlr les fesultats
desastrcux qui p%euvent s%urvenir, nous nous Ell
forcerons d'etablir lie 'Parti American sur les
principles Que nous venons de declarer;
l5me Chaque ConseiI d;Etat aura pouvoir
d'amender ses diverses Constitutions, de ma
Mere a abolir les ditferens degrees, ct y sub
%stituer un gage d'honneur, au lieu des autres
obligations necessaires a l'admission dams lie
paIti;
Tome La discussion libre ct franche de tous
les principles politiques c~ontenus dams notre
programme.
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Programme du PART American.
oFFICIEL-

Ter D'humbles actions de grace 4 pEtre
Supreme qui regit pUnivers, pour ayoir Sc
conru nos encetres dams leur triomphante lut-
te r~evolutionnaire, ct pour la protection quill
ma pas cesse daccorder, a nous, leurs descen-
dants, dams lie maintien des Liberties, de Tin
dependence ct de PUnion de ces Etats;
2me La perpetuation de PUnion FederaIe.
lie palladium de nos Liberties civile ct reli-
gieuse,-la plus sure garantie de pindepen-
dance amcricaine;"
3me Les Americains doivenS gouverner
pAmerique /; ct pour parvenir 4 &c but, les
Citoyens mes sur lie sol devront remplir tous
les emplois d'Etat, de meme que toutes les
fonctions federales gu manicipales, de prete-
renee aux citoyens naturalises;
Anne Les personnes nees de parents ameri-
Gains resident temporairement a Petranger,
~louiront des tous les droits ct privileges des
cltoyens mes sur lie sol s..-5
5me Aucun citoyen (qu'il soft ne aux Etats
Unis GU a Fetranger) ne dexra etre choisi pour
occuper des fonctions politiques, sill %reconnait
devoir une allegeance.ou .obeissance q%uelcon-
que a quelque prince, potential on pouvoir
strangers que ce soft; GU sill refuse d'admet-
tire, que dams toute action politique, les Cons.
t~itutions Federaleet d'Etat (chacune dams sa
sphere) doivent etre considerees CONNIE Ia loi
Supreme; wv
6me La reconnaissance ct le maintien sans
conditions, des droits reserves aux divers
Etats; Pentretien de Harmonic ct dune
bienveillante fraternite entire les Citoyens'des
divers Etats ct, pour arriver a ce resultat.
la non-intervention du Congress dams les oues.
tons interessant specialement chaoue Etat
ct la non-intervention d'aucun Etat. dams
les affaires particulieres dun autre Etat:
7me La reconnaissance du droit qu'ont les
citoyens MATHIS on naturalises des Eats Unis
demeurant Dune maniere permanente dams
aucun de nosiTerritoires, de formuler leur Con-
%st'tution ct leurs lois, ct de regler a leur gre
leuis aifaires domestiques ct s~ociales. en- s.
conformant aux dispositions de la Constitution
tederale la reconnaissance de leur dro;t
d'admission dams pUnion, des quill auront Ia
population necessaire pour pretendre a un re-
present an Congres,-pourvu toutefois. m,
nui s1tre qu'un citoyen des Etats- Unis, d,a.
pres Ia Constitution ct les lois fkdarales, ay.
ant une residence fxe dams ces Territories
ne pou11a participera Ia formation de Ia Cons.
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The intelligent Physician will at Once perceive that
tlu> water possesses the most valuable medical quail
ttirs. j. L.. K ". 7. KIDIIlI-
The following named gentlemen Of the highest
staining ia the medical profession, add th"ir testlIno-
NV a. Il @. ahpYr. and recommend the water In the
highest terms fer III" cure of dyspepsia, fnt"ralgl1,
S4ur4Iria. !,ropsv. Chronic Diseases Of the Kidneys.
LAYER. :; lneu and Bowels. ScrutUla IN all its varieties,
disease, # the skin. and most all the chronic nilI4rnts
that females are subject IL in this climate.
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For Saie--A Fine Cilance!

4 TRACT OF LAM situated in this Parish about
n four miles above the Ferry Landing. and front
ing on the Mississippi River, containing two arpeuts
front, more or less, with the depth of about forty ar
penis; side lines closing in the rear. Bounded above
by lands belonging to the succession of Terence pu-
mouy, and below by those of Villenauve Leblanc Jr.
& Co., with all the buildings and Improvements there
on. Also, with or without the SA W-.IILL attched to
the same.
This place is well adapted for 4 COUNTRY RESE-
DENTE there being FINE FRCIT TREES, GOOD
GARDEN &c.
For terms and conditions apply to O. BERNARD Jr.
Parish Recorder, or to
ap. 10 At. JOHN C. ELDER.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
GrcenwcIi Springs.

Fy1HE undersigned h having leased the above CELEBRATED
Sprlnrs for the coming season, takes tins method
Of announcing to his friends and the public generally
thai he viii be prepared to open the same Tor the Ac-
cor,Uloi.tiuu OF visitors. on the 18th Of Nav. 1856.
I,rming it unnecessary and Eup"rfn"us to enter
into a lengthy description of the valuable properties
ct TN. water. the subscriber would merely state to the
rrllic. that on 4 careful analysis Of the same by
Ncssrs 7 T.. ". +. RidieIi. Chemists Of the Univ"r
sity Of Louisiana. they pronounce the waters to be
conDo.e.l of the following Ingredients:
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These Springs ere Delightfully."- situated Il miles from
Patton Rouge. GA the banks # the .lrnite River, in A
beautiful grove with good fishing, hunting &c; IN fact
with not having had a case OF yellow fry"r there for
the last three vear-, with daliv communication from
Iatoa Rouge. it offers inducements unsurpassed n
this or any other State.
The undersigned hatters himself. that from sor1H
year experience in one Of tl- h.~t hotels in illEtG-
GrlphiA. that lie Will give satisfaction.
There will b" = hand ofnIric during the season and
dancing every night.
y. IA line q Stages will run from Bston Rouge
to the Springs and back daily.
". BADGER
ny 81 3m.
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W. F.. r Nm \ Il D,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALE

TIMER stock of EUGGIFS R0CkAWAYS. HAIR
NESS, BAROUCIiFS, COACHES and WHIPS, is
now complete. They invite an examination OF their
stock before purchasing in New Orleans or elsewhere.
As they guarantee their prices as low as any in the
South.
Rg- Wareroom on Main street next the City Hall.
E1- MANUFACTURING and REPAIRING III superior style
at the old stand co Church and Main street
Baton Rouge, Sen. 5-Y
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ia n D S A l. ES,
SALE OF As, oooiACREs OF
Sugar, Cotton ana
CYPR ESS LANDS,

Most advsntageously situated, being OF easy se &c ~. .
market, and well adapted to the cultivation o. ~
SUGAR CANE, COTTON n CokN ahU"en
Iocatedfor Saw Mills, Woodyards, &C, CT
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Ian y S A L Els
PARISH OF ST. CHARLES.

+. 10 r. 10.
( F.. quarter section \. l.............-...- ii'' ~
Adjoining Whitehead and others. rear OF
Uoublc Cuurcssi0ns-tne timber.
PARISH OF ASSUMPTION.
r. II, X. 13.
$. W. quarter section IS. Bayou Pierre FART l'"'"'
At first ferry, south side OF road.
W. half Off. ". quarter se"tInn No. 4a.,.. oL''
n,you Phelps, on new ROAD I" flcrfe fAFir
rich high lands, in thickly settled r'''gflb"f
r. II. r. II and - F..
Double Concessions to heirs of l. ais Gu'lll"t. loa',o o
High valuable lands-h"" cypress.
7. 10, X. - +.
w half Of y + ou,rtcr and y. W. quarter
section -t"'"
Above and adjoining Suier.!"!ler on Grand
Ea yol-Luc g press.
T. Is, r. l2. 5000,
Sections 10. 81 AMI y. ....,............ "a, 80
Lake Platte. lass and Lake iaiour4e-Asi!
and well timbcrct.
r. Is. r. - F..
E. half Of f. half ssc'io" -.;.. i'0'"'
5. half of y. z. quarter, aud y Ian ' ). T. ~
uuar-cr section io"l'
Es G"l'I F f hisb lar.i. a beautiful. wide
and ~na,igable stream settlement. a!Joli""5'
r. ii, K. II T..
twenty nrrrnts in rear of LIMITATIONS front
ing on canal.
Section No. 80. co,o
W. half section IL. u.s.
:. hall section W. &. -. - S-fS
GA lake ferret and iu ."u Bordeaux, Aish
and valuable for cypress.
T.0,5, r. IL F..
w. half of W. half section 6. ,.......-..-.. lto.oo
r. Is, r. u T..
Section No. o'''''
Z. half OF \. = quarter. E. half Of \. ". quar-
ter, and s. T. quarter section to.....-.... "--a-'
f.. half Of y. Z. quarter, and S. 7. quarter
section -'s"'
In rear of Tetc, Weber, lauseTeau AMI 9th
oF' trn'rr rl La IL bs sIDan,, ton lsIo-o
PARISH OF LAFOURCHE INTERIOR.
7. II, r. II +.
y. half section NJ. "a ...,............. 32o,oo
Rear Of Iyau,a, Collins, Tucker and Others
HI ( Parish OF TERREBoNNE.
I. 10, R. ii f.
F. half section 70. all section -, lot / SIC
ton ,..... @S'
" W. " h, I .e..f4, "a. .3a.6O
North oC plantations an north III" OF Bayou
Rlack-ine Iimbersd lands.
I. is, r. Is f.
s,r.tion. =, 50. SO, il, -, 81. ant a5......... ll5s,y-
On Bayou Thickahouia. on railroad part
high all valuable for timber.
+. II, r. Is f.
Rear Of lands on nar"p Flack.
T. %. r. II F..
cctions u ard IS. Point a1N FUR Light Nous" 800
3d+ 90
PARISH OF ORLEANS.
Section No 26, 7 L IF.
Section Ne. l, T. 10. r l. E...-......;., lI.35
In rear of 10 ~arpents adjoining above lads
The FOREGOING lands will te sol' on accommodating
terms. Apply to l.. !. POWELL,
ronal isonville. Louisiana.
a.. .-;na -, .fa ,ftFarnt and itfnrt-s If The
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ASHBURY RECER.

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
4 NY orders given me for House, Sign, or Ornament.
n al Painting, Paper-hanging, ana Glazing, will NEE
with prenpt attention. As am permanently located
IN Baten Rouge, and as it is my interest to give gene.
raj satisfaction, l shall thy to do it.
Sep. 70, l6l2. ASHBCRY REGER.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
J. A. TROUSDALE,
So DEN TINT.

BATON RoyGE, la.
DFNEWS the tender Of his professional services in
Ia the various branches pertaining I" the pfSFALAHF
To tn, ladies and gentlemen OF East and West Baton
Rnugr and the surrounding country,
A. to his abilities, the best credentials can b" fur
nish.d if necessary; but 10 those who have not en-.
yloyr,i him. he would respectfully refer t" hrs siu'
patrons who have 80 literally favored him during in"
past v"ar with their confidence, and for Which b"
wnult return his most sincere thanks, promising 70
u<r "v"rv cxertion to continue u merit the san".
All work ~performr! scientifically AMI with ia" ~
NEST care. and ai>p will the VIZ" "a durability. ttU*
rendering : prominent benefit !" the |lttltut. II" Vii
alwavs be in hi rlIcc hm ' \ NJ. until } +. ".
Office room ovc. j. v. QHig3t.S' shoe store la:ay-
cite Street.
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On Crosse TIE AM N;sslssiprirailroaa molly high
all richly tlmbtred with cypress and ash.
L. 7, K. II F..
W. half Of Y. E. quarter, y. half Of s. W. qua.
ter. n. ". quarter Of :. l.. quarter and Y.
qua va HSt s-lst
y. W. quarter and :. halfofS. L. quarter SECS Do, 1,
description as preceding. -
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n OF c. E.

~ Z I Il.
EINiE subscriber respectfully returns his thanks to
L his friends and customers who have during the
past year literally gave him their patronage, and take
this methni of informing them and the public at arge
that he has now on hand q large lot of seasoned lum-
Der. and everything requisite for the undertaking and
successful completion Of all work in the shape OF
HOUSE BUILDINGS, BLINDS, SASH, and DOORS. fit
ting up STORES, BAR ROOMS. in the hest, most dura-
BILE and workmanlke style. All orders left at D. C.
Montan's Hardware Store. the Post Office or at my
shop on Fifth Street, adjoining tie st. Peters and st.
Fauis College, will meet with prompt attention.
&. L. SIZES.
The daily union., 1856-10-23
TIE RIGHT SPIRIT IN PENNSYLVANIA.

1t is cheering TO the friends of the Union to witness the
firm and steady spirit which continues to animate the vic
torous democracy of the Old Keystone State Their late
triumph has only inspired them with determination to
make it still decided and glorious in November. II
may seem somewhat invdous to bestow individual
mendation where all have won so much credit but we
resist the impulse which to point to the
powerful ndefadgabl and efficient e1ertons of Colonel
Forney, the chairman Of the State Central Committee
worthy Of all praise Sandered, vilied and abused
he has been by the organs Of the black republicans he
the proud consolation of knowing that bis lsbors
have contributed result which is the rebuke
to his caumnator whilst 1t is his best vndicaion
As specimen of the untirng energy and vigilance with
which be has carried the canvass copy the follow
ing eloquent appeal to the democracy of his State
Rooas or THE DEaocHArIc STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
Philadelphia, October l6, 1856.
DEAR The result OF the election in your county shows
that the democrats noby their duty the State
election but must not sleep upon We
camp upon battle field We preserve our organ1a
ton Let adjure you, by every to be on
the alert Our adverssries fused in October and dsbear
tened the overthrow Of their eItravsgan promises and
predictions and alarmed at the uprising OF the national
Of Pennsylvania bewidered the difficulties
which beset their path for November We united
ardent and well disciplined Do let be
Should this circular be received by democrat in heavy
opposition county he remember the weghty respons
bity that devolyed upon the minority He should work
all the II he lived in democratic county and should
be active and the attendance OF every democrat
neghborhood And again. should II be received by demo-
residing in heavy democratic county 1t useless to
invoke him to keep up and increase the One more fire
along the whole line, and the day Ia ours.
Truly yours, JOHN W. FoRNEY,
Chairman State Central Committee.
The daily union., 1856-10-23
Is COL. FREMONT AN INFIDEL ?

Horace Greeley has gone to the trouble of issuing q
pamphlet reute the charge that his presidential candi
date is or ever was Roman Catholic. He turns
still graver charge but is content to state it and the
thory on which is made The Tribune of Tuesday last
says:
There Is still further evidence that COL Fremont is not
Roman Catholic2 COM. STOCKTON ASSERTS POSI-
lively IN HIS SPEECHES THAT HE KNOWS HIM
TO BE AN INFIDEL." .....s ~.
So Horace Greeley is willing to admit that Col Ere
mont is inde because that proves that he is not
Catholic He gives Com. Stockton the witness who
the fact of Col Fremons indety, and virtually
comedies its correctness by quoting proof that he is
not Catholic. The conclusion is legitimate that Mr..
Greeley thinks ndel for President would be better
than Roman Catholic We have heretofore insisted that
the tendency of abotonism is to nfdelity We did not
expect the Tribune to admit it quite so early.