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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-15

Nc-.r. Adam-, Allen Bsnjalnin. Bieg-'
Biyler. Fright. Brown. Butler. Cas-. 5rittrndrn'
Dodge, Dongl,s. Evans. Fitzpatrick Gey'r,,
Iamlin. Houston. Hunter. Iverson, Jones, of
Iowa. Mason. Pugh Reid. Rusk. Sei'a stan. sli
dell. Stuart. Toucey, Trumbull. Weller, Wright
and Yulee-:52.
Nays-Messrs. Harlan, Seward, and Sumner
}
The memorial being thus again brought before
rho Senate. Mr.. Cas- asked and obtained leave
Ia withdraw il, To return the same to Col. Lane.
The Senate then at quarter past O'clock
adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The resolution from the Committee on Elec-
tien~. declaring p. B. Foukr To he moi the duly
elected member from the Eighth Congressional
District of Illinois, was taken up and discussed
The resolution was adopted. there being but
five votes in the negative.
The resolution declaring Samuel ;. Marshail
the sitting member from the Ninth District OF
Illinois, elected over Mr.. Turney, was elso pass
ed.
Messrs. Foulke and Turney were allowed per
diem and mileage to date.
The Senates amendments to the deficiency
appropriation bill were then further considered
in committee.
Without concluding the committee rose and
the House adjourned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-15
Glorious Victory in Louisville

On Saturday last the American party ach ieyed
"A glorious victory in Louisville. Kentucky.
The journal of Monday say
Once more we have met the enemy and they
ARE ours" The election in this city on Saturday
was another brilliant American triumph. as cleo
tons here will be- So long the American party
remains true 10 itself and its patriotic principles
All the American candidates were elected in err
~ district and uard in the eity.hy larger maior-
tiles than hive ever been given in Louisville To
the candidates ofany political pnfty.
The aggregate vote p"ll"d III the city on Sat.
urday was 2596. of which 1893 cast frr the
American candidates The American vote j. more
ihnn three times greater than TINT of the Sag
NIGHTS. Not more then one lalfoft the American
vote Of the city WINS pollod HE Americans only
sought 10 poll enough votes IL lnnkr the election
of their candidates perfectly certain.
The American mai rty in Louisville is LISA
in the aggregate. That will do for the present.
1t will be ,5D0 in November
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-15

The New York Courier reviews the prospects
for breadstuffs as follows:-"The decline of
breadstuffs in the English and French markets
has discouraged shippers here, aud unless the
next news proves more favourable, the exports
will be confined to Cotton and Provisions, and
Foreign Exchanges will again be scarce. This
unfayorabie turnis very inconvenient at the pres
ent moment. when importers have to remit for
their large purchases of foreign dry goods.
The repeal or prohibition 'of exports from tho
italian markets, it seems. has greatly depress-
ed prices Of breadstuffs in the French markets,
while from other souces we learn that the stock $
in those ports are but moderate, and French spec
ulstors. aware Of that fact, are already buying in
the Ren-h markets. Should this information
prove correct, we look for another rise within a
few weeks"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-15

Mr.. John Frost. the celebrated British chart
is, aud exile, is now in New York city and at,en
ded complimentary ball on Monday nigh last
For the part he took in the British chartst re-
belion, in s50.he was first sentenced to be hung
but this sentence was commuted 10 Punishment
TO Van Diemans land. This hus lately been re
mitleds that he il permitted to leave Australia
providing be does not returnto Great Britain. He
has come to this country, and his friends ARE ma
king efforts TO secure hi unconditional pardon
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about sauaiter sovereignty. why. neighhor.
squatter sovereignty is pslpably IN the Philadel-
mia platform. and We have proved 1.-two or three
times Besides this, holr does Fillmore stand up
on that question: Our neighbor don't know, nor
does any body else. The probabllity-we ad.
mii-is, that like his old friends, Seward aud
Giddings be would prefer the Wmot Preyiso
and Congressional prohibition. --Rspubiiedn
We have never based our advocacy of Mr.
Fillmore's election upon the PRONUNCIATION, by a
different body from that which nominated him.
of the platform to which the Republican refers.
and have not. therefore. felt ourselves under any
obligation To defend that platform. As Southern
men we should none the less oppose and denounce
soua,ter sovereignty, il /, were papaely embo-
died in each particular plank Of that platform
Rut VIZ dissent entirely from the opinion Of the
Republican that il is any where recognized IN
the resolutions Of the national council. So far
from this, we hold that il Is altogether preoluded
by the terms OF tl,s resolution relating TO Terri
tories We are sure the Republican will not ad-
NIT that the Kansas bill establishes the odious
doctrine of squater sovereignty. II the Kansas
hill does nof--the Philadelphia platform does moi
because they arc the same in principle aud sub
stance. Both grant to the people OF the territory
1.-THE latter limiting il TO citizens of the United
States) the privilege Of regulating their domestic
institutions in their own why subject only 10 the
provisions Of the Federal constitution " Now.
inasmnch as the &" Federal constitution does
no, Civ. to the Territorial Legislatures, nor to
Congress from which they derive their powers,
the right TO interdct or abolish slavery, itfollows
that the Kansas bill gives no such power, and
that the Philadelphia platform. employing the
came lang uage and subject tothe identical condi-
ton. also withholds that power. II we had not
firmly believed squatter sovereignty to be mega
tved and disalowed by that clause Of the KIM
sas bill which have quoted, we should have
opposed it TO the bitter end That clause, nv we
have said is contained also in the Philad,lp hia
platform, aud as ef'eeiually excludes squatter
sovereignty from il, Us from the kansas bill. AS
proof tina, We do not speak at random. and tina,
The Kansas bill and the Philadelphia platform are
the same in substance aud principle, print
them in parallel columns for the examination Of
thp Republican
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-15

In the New York State Senate, resolutions haye
been reported from the Committee on Commerce.
declaring t.st the Government of the United
States is bound by every consideration Of Justice
t" provide for the satisfaction of the claims arts
ing out OF French spoations Upon American com.
merce'and requesting the Senators and rcpresep
tatives IN Congress from that State to ri,e their
pest exerti'ns to procure the passage of a law
providing for such satisfaction. The resolutions
were adopted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-15

DEAru OF MAJOR I1ARNEy. We learn from
the Baton Rogue Advocate that Major Robert B.
ilarney. brother of Gen llarney. L. 5. Army,
died at his residence in Elkton, Ienn. on the
9th ult, of "A paralytc attack. The Advocate
says:
Major llarney had in early lifr family love
for the din and strife Of those wars that make
ambition virtue, being nm officer in the regiment
Of regulars which gained brilliant victory under
General Jackson at the hoody battle Of the Horse
Shoe, whore the grent chief. Red Eagle, sust ,in
ed such u crushing dcfr,t. Gen. sam Houston
was in the SAME engagement, aud bath these of
fcers hore upon their persons evidence OF the
fury Of the fight.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-15

power If taxation. and therefore Wa treated
as one of the most important ever considered
Six Judges were for the decree and three against
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-15

The Supreme Court of1hd United States deci
ded on Tuesday that the law Of Ohio imposing
additional taxation the State Bank after char
ter had been previously granted with limitation
to pix pei ceng - profits in lieu Of all taxes
waCconstitutional. This case involved the whole
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-15


pRysiprSTIAr.- Washington eorrespon-
dent of he New York Commercial Advertiser
thus writes
The Republican party here continue TO hold
fbeir caucuses. bnt meet with much difficulty IN
regard 10 the selection Of standard bearer
Colonel Fremont can make but very little head.
wav among the ultra men Of the party. They
mus, have more decided anti slavery man. Col
onel Benton i opposed to Colonel Fremont's &C
eeping the nomination. This i somewhat
prising bot true. Colonel Benton says Ia his
son in-law. Il tell YOU. sir. that they will be-
tiay you. and cut your throat. sir
Colonel Benton. in hi late letter on the sub
jeci of,he Presidency had in h- eye not Colonel
Fremont but snne such man "a Justice Wayne
oil Georgia as the man uneonneeted with the ia
very contest who ought TO be taken up by the
people for the Presidency.
There are now several distinguished old line
Wings in the city, who are engaged in the con-
sideraton OF the subject Of n reconstruction, or
Mt lras, revival of the Wing party national
party. Mr.. Samuel +. Ninton, Of Ohio is prom
neni among these Of the old Wings who have TIA
ken thi. matter in hand
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-15
nYEW SOxCEuN Il. HOOPER
~

~ heaters IN HATS. CAPS, BOOTS SHOES fTpf'Np.,'
&C. doors above Exchange Corner and nearly on,,
Of aeSrs and Jones' Main street Lncburp
opened AEH mar SHOE STORE in this CITY apsl na'
WIN De constantly supplied with every article appertan W.
ing to their line OF business. if 80
In respectfully soliciting the patronage Of their fopas
the public they ende the confident assurance that tte @
De prepared at al TIMES to offer superior II, %
chaseis oot as regards the quality prices of their
One ofthe firm has just returned The Northern a.
"here lie made selections with expressly ior ~
market; aud intending sell for CASH or to pnnclp
toners ON short time they viii be enabled to sell at rd
prices T,nl ~
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We eann,i lou't that the Republican, ON a
closer examination Of TIE foregoing section Of
the Philadelphia plat forna will change its opinion
that il embraces squatter soYeregpty-for il is
obvious if il does the Nebraska bill DOES aso--an
admission which the Republican Of course, will
no, make.
1t il well known that the Philadelphia platform
was framed by Nespasan Ellis, editor of tho
American Organ. We happen TO have by US his
own construction of the section we have given,
emphatically denying that 1t tolerates squaiter
sovereignty. He is replying,in his journal, to u
charge OF the Washington Union, similar to that
of the Republican. This is his language;
If the Washington Union means "squatter
sovereignty" by the term popular sovereignty"
we saw promptly and distinctly, the American
party holds to no such mobocratic polcy-no
such miserable demagogueism as ''squatter soy
eregnty." We maintain the policy of "citisen
sovereignty" in the organized Territories, by
which we mean, that the permanent bona fde
residents of an organized Territory, being oti.
gems Of the United States, ought to be- allowed,
in the formation Of their constitution and in the
enactment of laws under The same TO regulate
their domestic affairs to suit themselves, so TINT
they do not violate the paramount laws of tho
land
If there could have been any doubt, as there
should no, have been, upon the subject referred
to, this explicit exposition of the Philadelphia
pla,formby it's author, should end it.
But the Republican asks US show does Fill
more stand on this question:" We answer that
we could never suspect conservative state sman
of holding doctrine like this, 1.-THE most mon.
strous'' as Mr.. Calhoun deseribedit. ever rs
serted until Mr. Fillmore has done or said
something Justify the imputation that he en-
tertains it we shall not think it necessary to de
fend him. The Republican. however, will re-
member that he signed and approved the bills
relative TO Utah and New Mexico, which denied
the right of Intervention to Congress, and, by
consequence to the Territorial Legislatures ere
ated by them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-15

OFFICE AZ THE J. H. & X Co
Nror,r. Richmond April l2t. 1886
NvNE,-ter the purpo~e of rfDniri,,u III.
sonp9ste Locks the LIST division Of tho Can
from Tho a. Closed ms follows At Locks Nos ~ and %
- frov % ~. 'ne IN az june and at Locks Nos o. and
corruption to tho Packet Limo ~ =, mere VIII be no in
HP 10 2awiw NM 4 MUNFORD,
Secretary
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-15

L.'Scott * CO.. New York. have rcpubli .hed
the February number Of the NORTH British Re
view. Contents - France and Scotland. DR..
George Wilson on Colour, Blindness, Scottish
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-15

Two LADIES DROWNED. We learn from the
Joliat Ull) Signal that two young ladies, daugh-
tiers of MIR. Haynes. Of Wilmington, were drnw-
ned in Forked Creek near that town, on last
sunday. The current was very strong, and
gentleman with the unfortunate girls and n
woman aud child attempted to cross the stream
IN wagon, which turned over. The iran,
woman and horses were saved, but the Misses
Hays were swept under the ice. But one of tho
bodies had been found at last accounts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-15

PRopERLy PUNISHED An exchange paper
says that NJ. De Sartigcs, the French Minister,
has been banished from Washington society by
the force Questionable will. Aud Why II chan
ced that in his odd, fanctul way, III recently cal
led Mt party given at Senator Bayard's (of Del.
awarcl residente, and entered the parlor smoking
cigar lie was demonstrated with concerning
the impropiiety, and responded. that it was an
American prejudice against the conduct The
Senator gave him notice to quit, and public sen
t'ment uniting with him he has since then absented
himself from the city save when he has had bu-
sness with the State Department.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-15

(Nennine Havana Cigars-Wc h,,,, =

~ eei'ed several brands of fine Havana Cgars it re
cases, among which cigars the mos, She
We have made arrane lnents to fine Cigars
the manufacturers Ia Havana aud intend ~ leo II
at all tunes the most approved brands of renn sa
Cigars In the market. j II TuoNpSSnn1u, iayah.
apl s-ts Ann,boc.rios 80. - - u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-15
NoutvArloS RrpuprArrp = The Ameri

NoMTArioN REPuDrATEp The American
State Council Of Wisconsin hps rcpudintrl the
nominations Of Mr.. Fillmore fei the Presidency.
and nominated Bouk-, speaker Of the House Of
Representatives. n their candidate.
This announcement is mode Ivy telegraph this
morning. We hive no meau~ Il asccrtainiug it,
truth nj present Bat admit ing il to lac correct
regard il mntter af very lllo conse-
qnrncc Wisconsin was never counted ana A
merjcon state Half of her population nee lti-n
aud Germans aud the other lulf "Ropubcahs."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-15

sNrHfgA PLATFORM
The recognition of the rigbl
ofihe native born and natural
ged fliizdl4s # the I states
pormnueniFy residing IA al.
tsrritars fhareaf. 70 tram thor
constitution aad lars and %
rseAIafs fAslr dofaesfic and speiaf
agair- ~ tssir orE uode. fsbJsff
onlg % f3f yYprisions n ~ nd
eral Constitution, Aoiih ths rigai
Of admission iHt0 Af I Hiffa
rkraerfr tAeg hare thf roqaisit'
population far o1,t RfI'reseaiai'ei
~ Congress. i,rgrldod always
that nans hut those who at
citizens If tie rnl,ri states
under ttio constitution nud las
Thereof. and who have a tiNct
rcsid nca IN any such territory
ouri 10 participate In tho for
nation Of a constitution, or ~
the 8acfmcnf u laws tot said
Territory OF Stale
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-15

sel,,,l. for The middle cih.-e-, Beu-sn's Sgns +
the Time. Meliray and Red I'LL. Ben johnson.
Recen, Sermons. Hotels, Italian Character aud
Italian Prospects.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-15
kAksAA NtnRAsKA acr


j I he constitution, and all ih,
laws of the I nitod STATES which
ARE not locally inapl lleable,
shall have tic same force aud
n q within DE sat territory
IL Nebraska ~ olsca here with
i'm the United States. except
1.-The eighth section If til art
preparatory 10 the admission u
/ Missouri hio the MON, mp
proved March d. ~9n. "a hich,
3eoihg Inconsistent with tho
! principle " non ,atfTrsHfson Nv
+ f'angffss with slavery Ia tic
isiales and Territories a. req
+ Rflged by thu legislation IT
. a. commonly called the of.tn-
prem lHe measures, 10 hereby de.
lafiti imperative and void
IH btinR tho ifst intent and
+ IauaninE nj this act Hof q itRIB
gif siaryB into any territory 3,
.sfafe. aof o efcladc = h1ffrom.
bst q, lfas's fbe people fAtrsaf pr.
l5a1ig ffse % J0tdg ead rag l.4i.
'tAfir aomssfic hahaiioas N
saar urn tr.W subject only 10
A Constitution Of ~ aiisd
'Sfdffs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-15
A. a sprIns mai Summer ~ rn,cine, enr,cr.'s

A. IA sprt"s "ht Summer .Hrnscine, ehF,er-s
SPANISH MIA IT RE stands preounent above all others
Its singular ofc9t action the blood Tia strengthening
vieifyug quaes is tonic action the Liver It's ten
dency drive all humor the surface thereby cleansing the
system according Ia atres prescriptions its harmless,
aud al the lime extraordinary good effects and the mum
hers ii cures testified to by the respectable cit
zensot Richmond Va, and elsewhere, must lie conclusive
evidence evidence that there is no humbug about 1t.
The trial OF single bottle viii satisfy the most skeptcal
Of is benefits, apl 2dlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-15

s4udacn saAMgc-.-es the season appr0IchcH
changes the weather coughs and col become
more numerous lung diseases ean induced
The friend of the "Scroulous Andota will find
peculiarly adapted this Although we have ar
piled successfully all hope had been Abandoned yet it
Is much before the disensc confirm
cd would hcr ford advise those who subject to severe
colds coughs asthmatir affections procure supply Of
the Autidote and keep constantly by them They will
hndt unfug friend y to time tneedone that vii
dsappnin their angune expectations DIR Wrights
Serofuou Antidoto does fail relief in the above
complaints a few hours See Advertisement.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-15
R,Ic,,. premium Bitter. have now become

an universal Family Medicine, and recommended gen
orally able physicians for the euro OF Dyspepsia
Nervous Headache Derangcd Liver, &c
The certificate below is from worthy widow lady OF Han
over county of uudoubed yeracity: -
WHITE PLAINS, Hanover, Va, Jan 30, 1879,
Mr. f. BAKER. Proprietor of Bakers Premium Bitters:
Dear withhold the high estimation nave OF
vonr valuable Family aud in making rnre of my
complaints suffered about with disordered
sinaae Sc which csaued enjoy anything that
ate " ihout disagrceng with immediately afterwards
had 10 be dctcd that did relieve the complaint
then cnmccd using remedies said to give relief but
purpose began to think that should have to iNe
through this short life with but little enjoyment of its words
Providence provided In looking newSPa-
per found Bakers Premium Blister highly recon-
nendcd for sprered Stomachs. &c. procured bot
tie and never in all my life torad any remedy i'e
speedy sorry thin that was misled 50 long
lthout knowing valuable medicine take
great pleasure recommending to others affected IN sun
liar Yours, MARY w El4IEIl'
For sale by Mcssrs Srother Whitehead, and Saiher
Jones Lynchhurg; by Druggists generally.
apl lets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-15

EfsSE CIGARS and Eo5ucco,-'s) 800 G;rnH-
Inc Havana CgsS, Of various brands Of them 81
choice quality AID viii please the most a>tidous Those fond
OF good smoke Invited ea smoking AMI
che" ing tobacco lie market affords. JOHN II. SEAS,
apl Its Drugg-t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.


" nj
erfeiers white of Buffalo, and Lawrence Of Eppng n II
have placed under Thousand dollars bonds ecn Tor
making and sclng Limitations of hYErs CHERRY FEC loHA
This right the Law should protect men from imposoh al
a should protect them from ben imposed upon
worthless of sueh medicine as Ayers Cherry
pertora can complain that the punishment II mol
half enough The william who would for pary gaia debe
aeiy trae with the health OF his fellow men by taxing from
their Of hope they are sinking and snbsu
,ine In ehood utter deiuson should be punished at
least MS he who the coin of his cour
,ry 1!reen On Rapney carroAoa H. [apl l0.lm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-15

r. Franklin Hill Joining the residence of Mr. VILLAIN
iard at present occupied 10y Mr. paueit Those in want
OF neat residence would do wc this proporty
al bargain may be obtained by early application 10
apl Is I'm " n Homes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-15

rN,HaVELIIsG. FANCY & wOktl pAstrg

a We will open today he assortment Ladies Tray
ing Fancy and Wor. b sken direct inlBazfa=
some very convenient md handsome styles The Ia+
invited 10 call and thrn SIMPSON = gna
y Also fancy ana willow GIGS and Carriaeas H. 4
ren. IT,, "a =.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-15
EUsT PUnAusslEe, BY Inc snownra ....

- CATION, Philadephia, REPORT ON SPERM ATnp
KHoE, and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs with
account of The errors and receptions of Quacks and Va
Advice to the afflicted, by GEO. r. CALHOUN, NJ b Co%
sditng Physician OF the Howard Association PhiAde6li
Pa benevolent Institution abi-rd srccia endo
Tor the reiet of le SEX and distressed G"fcd with "yr
ana Epidemic Diseases Aeais If le aU Report vii, h,
the receipt 81 Two Si.ttta stage. Address M
GEO. K cALHNCN 80 aaata NINrH St, PhiladrgFi
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~ ,soRE NEW n0OMs, "A, .aorse,,.-

siEsH 4 ES9VVkNN,
kffFfy hardening for the South, White OF Georgi
10y numb"s Island of Cuba War ia Kansas ilous
Egy Trip 10 the Border, among homes and strange
ts&AaS peol Ernest lnwDod, by Mrs. lIeut7; Tbs
Conrtesos OF edded Laby Mrs Leslie Toilg and Hoping
ny Jenny iMarsh' The Old Dominion by James, Putnam
hueseTbocker and Methodist Magazines for April Black
wood Tor Mach 1apl Hts
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-29
MEETING AT HoPEwELL. AUG. 81.

1t is needless to say that the iron and coal region,
with their mines and hard listed yeomanry, were out
in their strength on this occasion. Bfoadtop was
fully repre- sented, as Liberty also. The latter
township came with music and banners. Wagons
with their loads of voters in with Flags strea-
ming, and shouts for Buchanan, Breckinridge, De-
mocracy. the State and County Ticket and the L
nian. When the tram from Stoneretown cane up II
brought scores Of good men and true. IL was e>ti-
mated that 100 persons were present. Al the hour
of O'clock The meeting organized by The ap.
pointment OF the following officers
President: James M'lheuy-Yce Presidents A.
Kensinser, William Fiuck, Frederick Oaks, Joseph
Morrison, Asa Duvall Samuel Hammer, Francis
Grove, Henry Gates. Sr. and Jacob Flnck. Secreta-
ries-T. Crisman, William Ayers, 4 Samuel Fluck.
Able and eloquent speeches were then delivered
by Col. JosepH w, TATE, Hon. WM. P. ScHEL
Mr.. IRsH, ofSehuylkilI and Major SAMrKL n. TsrE,
which were received with enthusiastic cheers. Ma
tive and adopted citizens each 10 the other pledged
themselves 10 support Buchanan, Breckinrdse, the
State and County Ticket and the Uuon. Hopewell
will do her whole duty and no mistake. So look out
for the train,