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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-06

GORDON COUNTY MoLAssEs-IMPoRTANT Disco
vERY.--We recently visited the model farm in
this neighborhood and found the urbane proprietor
Mr. Peters, engaged in a novel enterprise. He, with
his hands, was employed in making superior molss.
SEES or syrup from the stalks of sugar miet, what
most persons would call chicken corn-it is Of that
genus, if not the same.
He had planted quantity oft for fodder, to feed
his cattle upon, and being OF an enterprisng turn
he determined TO experiment on this met, and
has succeeded 10 making excellent article. The
stalks being stripped of their fodder, are crushed
between two iron cylinders which are turned'by a
crank drawn by two mules, the juice runs IN re-
servoir beneath, from thence into buckets, which
are empted into large boilers, and being reduced
by boiling to about one fifth, becomes excellent
syrup ft for table use. We are informed by Mr..
Peters, that although but little attention had been
paid to its cultivation not intending to make such
use Of it, and It was raised Upon inferior land, yet
from the experiments already made, he expected to
average about 800 gallons Of syrup per acre. This
is doing profitable business. He intends another
year to plant 100 acres, believing that upon good
ground with proper cultivation it might yield from
400 to 500 gallons per acre.
Sixteen stalks will yield one gallon of juice, and
gallons OF juice one gallon OF thick syrup. Two
mules and two hands will press out juice enough for
100 gallons of syrup per day. We call the atteu-
ton OF farmers TO this important and valuable dis
covery. We have seen the operation, and We have
tasted the syrup, and know il is no humbug.
It's manufacture is in the power Of every farmer,
and what saving Of expense, when syT6p y now
selling at 10 cents per gallon, the syrup is that
much extra, for you have the fodder and the seed
besides. Instead of importing, we might export il
in vast quantities. Calhoun (GG) Statesman.
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crowds stamp and cheer and applaud at q miserable
buffoon-lke attempt to ridicule that noble motto
80 dear TO every ireeman's heart-Americans shall
rule America ~ -
See to it, John ". Wright, lest the Americans
YOU sneered at should say with Hvoice of thunder
that you shall no longer be one of the rulers Of
America. The handwriting is already on the wall
Your setting star psles its Intellectual borrowed
fires before the rising glory of the transcendent ge
MUS OF the gifted Grove, and those Americans viii
write bis name in letters of living light on the
brightest and purest page OF their history long after
your shall have been written on the records of
dusty oblivion.
Well, he finished, and before Grove opened his
mouth the democracy were whipped. They had
heard him before, and shivered and writhed before
the simeon blast OF his sweeping logic Wright
had fallen so far beneath their expectations that
they knew the battle was lost, and several oftheir
most prominent leaders bssely and cowardly deser-
ted their champion and left him alone in the hands
OF the fearful avenger Of insulted AEericanism.
Grove took up his speech point by point; ana
lived, snatomatized and snnihilated it. and closed
by one of the ablest, most logical aud convincing
arguments ever heard. 1.-THE human face be any
sign Of the emotion of the heart, then John V.
Wright and his party were literally skinned. 10
his reply lie never attempted even to answer, but
excused all the sins and iniquities eff Buchanan's
past life by saying that 'a great men have been
been slanderedp ra1 Pr -fa r1f .
Every democrat Of intelligence admitted that
our young champion had etfectually spiked the big
gun of democracy, and by his new triumph, has
wreathed around his noble brow a still brighter and
more imperishable ehapet of fame.
An old democrat who is for Buchanan, remarked
to me that he had heard Grove and Wright last
year, and thought Wright had the advantage Of
him, shut, said he, 81 give it up now" Wright
said then that he had chawed him up and swallow
ed him down. If he has done it this time, all have
TO say is, h., has carried away more brains in bis
stomach than he brought here in his head" Such
is the sentiment of all candid of all parties.
By the-by, we tired Of having our yonng giant
waste his time and strength in tort,Fring insects
We will pit him against any ofthe '6rstfry"O of the
opposition from now till November. What says
the democracy? ~
Old Giles viii redeem herself Accounts from
every district are fattering. We have glowing re
ports of Groves canvass. We will be with you OF
the 10th and llth. Yours truly, "EsAu."
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THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY KILLING OFF ITS OWN
CANDIDATE The Southern Sag-Ncht organs
quoting from letter written by Freesoi renegade
from the American party to prove that Mr.. Fill
more has no strength in the North because his
nomination gas demanded by the Southern men in
the Philadelphia convention. Well ifthis is reason
why Fillmore has no strength at the North, for q
similar one Buchanan can't have any at the South.
The recent elections in the former Democratic
stronghold OF Io,ca and Maine prove conclusivey
that he has no strength in the North, and we are
satisfied and the people fast becoming convinc-
ed, that he has not much anywhere. 1t is already
wel-known that "like frost~work in the morning
ray" his once b0asted Northern strength has mel
ted away before the hot breath of Freesoil fansti
cism, and according to this Sag~Nicht argument,
he can't have any Southern strength, for his noDl-
indtion uds demanded by the NORTHERN men in
Cincinnati convention 1t was claimed openly by
them as a Freesoil triumph Hear what the Lam
caster Intelligencer, Mr.Buchanau's home orgnane
says:
Who nominated Mr. Buchanan? Let IL be borne ia
mind, says the Steuben vile Farmers Advocate,
that il Dds the North. On the first ballot in the
Cincinnati convention he received one hundred aud
nine votes from the free States and but thirty fur
votes from the sLGve States. Tile Southern States
with but two or three exceptions voted against him
in a body up to the last ballot, when they yielded
to the force of public opinion.
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TIE CANVASS.

For the Nashville Patriot.
Wright wrOng-Sagnichtism SIaught
ered-Ths Proud ssBIrd- OF American
ism Lord of the Ascendant.
PULASKI, Sept. 80, 1856.
Ny DEAR PArRIor:-I say dear thus familiar
" because feel in a fine humOr with ell the world
and the rest of mankind
To-day SAgnichtism has been slaughtered, their
champion Wright routed, and Samuel stlffened in
the backbone.
Here is the how il was done and who did 1t.
John V. Wright was to address the people OF
Pulaski on Monday-and here he comes early in
the morning and no one to answer him. LOcofocOs
looked proud and elated and seemed to enjoy their
triumph already They knew Grove, the Ameri-
can Achilles was gone, and thought their Hector
could gallop unchecked across the battle ground.
Alas! there is many a slip between the cup and
lip. The Americans and Wings were correspond
ingly depressed. They knew that Grove, the day
before, was fifty miles auAy-they thought he was
sick, and the despaIring prayer Of many patriots
heart wAs-oh that Grove would come or the bat
tie we're overl
Wei, so things vent on until about II o'clock,
when eomnotiOn wss seen about Groves otRce,
and there be was as thoogh be bad dropped from
the cleads-tired, broken dosn-hsving rode all
night 10 reach home, bat sIiT willing and able 10
shrer lance with any knight 10 all Ssgniehtdom.
weIl the battle began, and expected TO see a
tilt between these two leaders Of the respective
parties in this District worthy Of the Gods. ex
pected this, because KsEw Crosse and had HEAAD
Of Wright through bis party. ] was sadly disap-
pointed, and every democrat willsgree ths. Wright
did not answer expectations BIS speech vas CON
posed Of she Tag ends Of last years Journalism,
very wei msmorised but badly gat together, and
awkWsrdly delivered His only point uas The
sneerfng way Ia which be would fyaSsstss the noble
sentiment Americans shall rule America, and
when be came ever this With q malignant grin
worthy Of ANDY johnson OF the Devil, the Says
eould shoul as If they had heard the voice Of a
God.
Are We Dot getting Ia a bad way wtea our
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faculties were at work, and the heart was

feeling. FL
1 End that It win be utterly impossible to
give you even a summary Of the speech; and
let it suffice to say that the reply to the charge
that Fillmore had no chance was whitening,
and when he turned the tables and showed
where the responsibility would rest in case.of
the election of Fremont, democracy wthered.
Why, said he, did you nominate Mr.. Buchanan
ifyon knew the Republicans were SO power
fur Did you hope by eUgrafting the second
Kentucky resolution of s8, SO, in your platform,
to again unite your party, for, said he, can
but regard the present party as the northern
branch of the democratic party. Who was
Banks2 Who is Griswold, the man that Sc
cured the election of Sumner, democrat and
now one of your electors in MassachusettsY
Who was Martin Van Buren, Hale and Birney9
All democrats, and still you say, in the face of
these facts, and the fact that in your platform
You hold ut-to them the idea that the fugitive
slave law is Unconstitutional, you still claim to
be the protectors of southern interests. j
Taking the speech from beginning to end, it
was one of the most argumentative and pow
erful of the canvass. II was addressed to the
reason of the audience, and is bound TO be
productive of much good.
~ 90 Ao1y Yours respectfully,
O p O. .
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Gibson County,

A correspondent at Trenton furnishes us
with an interesting account of the debate
in that place on the 3Oth ult., between
Messrs Maynard and Polk. Want Of room
compels us to omit it. The letter concludes
with encouraging news as to the prospects
of the American party in Gibson. Not
withstanding the Buchanan democracy are
Boosting here that they will carry the
county, our correspondent is of the opinion
that we shall make handsome gain.
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From the Washington Organ, Sept. so,

A report has been industriously circulated by the
Democratic press in the South that the Hon. Z. D.
Cullen, of Delaware, had asserted that should the
election for President be thrown into the House Of
Representatives, he would vote for Fremont, if Mr..
Fillmore failed of an election. The object of this
maneuvre was sufficiently apparent even it it had
not been used to fr;ghten conservative men into
voting for the Democratic nominee The Delaware
Republican of yesterday says in relation to it:
ave are authorized to contradict the statement
in the Delaware Gazette, that Mr. Cullen said in
this city, or at any other time or place. that should
the election of President devolve on the House Of
Representatives, he woulZvC:e for Fremont if he
found that Fillmore could not be elected"
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a Gnnd Ona-

There is a distinguished Democratic politician in
Mississippi remarkable for the recklessness of his
assertions on the stump, who is not unfrequently
called 1.-THE Well Digger" The other day $50 it is
reported) an old man, Tennesseean, was introduc.
ed to him directly after of bis speeches in this
State who remarked 10 him
"Wel, Governor, think you are the man who
is sometimes called the swell Digger"
yes" said the Governor, Il believe they do
sometimes call me that; but the truth is never
dug well in my life."
II thought SO" said the old countryman, They
say Truth lies at the bottom of well, and from
your speech tie day, l SHOULD JUDGE YOU
HAD NEVER BEEN THERE. "-Hen. Eng.
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The Day Is Oursi

To our friends we say confidently, PRESS FOR
WARD, AND TIE VICTORY WILL BE OURS !
The game of brag which the Black Republicans
have been playing, cannot De carried into the ballot
box. An actual survey Of the field dscloses state
of things in the highest degree encouraging to the
supporters Of Mr.. Fillmore. Ia towns where the
Black Republicans have asserted and apparently
believed, that there would not beto exceed dozen
Fillmore votes, it has been ascertained that Mr.
Flmore's vote win be greater thai tkat Of either OF
the other candidates. In localities where our friends
had supposed themselves weak, they have been
greatly surprised aud encouraged at the result Of
an actual canvass Of The voters At this time last
fall the Americans had far less encouragement
for carrying the State than they have and yet they
triumphed. The Republicans were as confident
then as they are nov. They bloEed and Dragged
as they do nov. They said the American vote
would not reach 100 coo In the State. They assert
ed, as they nov assert that they woalo carry the
State by an immense majority. They had then. IS
now, pretended accounts Of our candidates being
repndiated, Councils going down, and the party dy
ing out generally. Is turned out 70 be all braga
hlnsier-AND SO 1T WILL BE AGAIN.
Again We say 70 our friends Press forward, aud
the day is oar's.-Aibsny " y. Statesmen.
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M E DICAL BOOKS
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FRosr IN vIRoISIA.-ISJURT 70 TIE ToSAocr.-
We have been favored by commercial house house
with letter from manufacturer at DapVe. Virgin
a. dated on the 25sh slt, from which We make the
following extract "we had two severe frOsts, 0Ass
n,sht and night before,) which have seriously in'
Jared the crop of tobacco 10 this section ofeoaasy
II Il believed that more than one'tenth OF The
c,oO Was housed. Some Of our manufactures are
orasripe their tobacco Of The market"
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American State Convention Of
California.

s.s The American State Convention was held at SA-
eramento on tbe Cd. sd. and AN OF September.
The following candidates for Congress and State
officers were nominated;
For Congress-B B. Whitman, Of Solsno; A.
Dibble, OF Nevada For Clerk Of Supreme Court
] Skinker OF Sacramento FOr State Superinlen
dent of Public Instruction Horace ?. james, OF San
Francisco
Electors al Large-Baie Peyton, J. PiEeri let
district r. n Wood; % district, o. Q. Hail.
'on the evening Of the Sd there was large Aue'
ricsn meeting IN Sacramento, which was addressed
by Gov fOote aud Nj. Peyton,
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HoN. THEo. FRELINGHUYsEN.-As state.
ment has been going the rounds Of the dem.
ocratic press, republished from the Mem.
phis Bulletin, to the effect that Hon. Theo-
dore Frelinghuysen has announced his de-
termination to vote for Mr. Buchanan. The
statement is untrue. The Newark IN. J. }
Eagle of the 9th of September, says: "Mr.
Frelinghuysen has, within few days past,
unequivocally declared his intention to vote
for WILLARD FILLMORE for the Presidency. )"
viii the Bulletin make the correction
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pa- The Union and american has of late
exhibited unequivocal signs of leaving ill.,"
and on Saturday evinced disposition to
make a better use of its editorial columns
than it has done heretofore, having prom
inently inserted in them, in bold antique,
the recommendations Try SOUS SOvE-
REIGN BALM Puts ~ These pills may be
good remedy in some cases, but we insist
that our contemporary has just now need
Of something "bracing," aud we would CON-
mend him TO the attuntions Of the Chair
man Of the Democratic Central Committee.
However, If he will persist in the use OF the
pills, it is to be hoped he will at least dis
card them for few days prior TO climbing
the American Pole, considering the pecu-
liar circumstances under which his pledge
TO climb il was made.
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Speaking Saturday Night.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM


Maj. G. A. Henry spoke Saturday night
to large crowd on Broad street in this
city. His speech was characterized by the
grace, dignity and strength peculiar to this
favorite popular orator. 1t stirred the
hearts of his delighted hearers, and fired
anew their zeal and devotion to the cause
of Americanism and the Union. He was
followed by j. NJ. Quarles, Esq, in a most
pointed and telling effort, combining satire,
humor, eloquence, convincing argument,
and stubborn facts. Whilst he was speak
ing Gen. Haskell drove up in buggy on
his return from Lebanon, and was received
with a joyous shout. The General was
pressed for a speech, but he declined, con-
tenting himself with announcing that "the
mountains are on fire." May they continue
to burn brightly until the battle is Overl
After Mr. Quarles had concluded, w. L.
McConico of Williamson, was called out,
and he made brief, but enthusiastic and
rousing effort. Having just returned from
West Tennessee, he gave encouraging &C
counts of tie progress Of the cause in that
section, assuring his hearers Of heavy gains.
So mote it be. All the signs indicate a
brilliant triumph in Tennessee.
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California Republican COnVen-
ton.

The Republicans" held State Convention on
the 9th and 2Sth of Aug. and nominated the fol-
lowing ticket
Congress-Ira P. Rankin, San Francisco Tom
Cox, OF Plumas. Clerk Supreme Court-Cornsius
Cole, Sacramento. Superintendent Public Instruc'
tion-J. NJ. Burlington, San joaquin. Presidential
Observation-Disclosures Bell Los Angeles F. P. Tracy,
San Francisco; DR.. G. n. 0rmsby, Ell Dorado; DR..
L. c. Gum, Tuolumne. State Prison Director
Moses Arms, Sonoma.
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snankinr at Pennington.

Jas. NJ: Quarles, Esq, and Hon. H. M.
Watterson met in debate upon the political
issues of the day at Pennington, Marshall
county, on the I'd inst. The result was
decisive victory for the American elector.
A gentleman who was present assures us
that the democracy showed signs that they
felt badly whipped. Our friend Watterson
must take care how he meets such well
posted champion as Quarles, who is able to
cut down the tallest chiefs of the democ-
racy.
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ELECTORAL TICKET.
MONDAY, OCT. 8, 1855.


A letter to the Augusta (Ga.) ChrOni-
Gle from Athens, Georgia, dated Sept. 9th,
mentions an authentic report there that Mr.
Toombs in recent speech in Washington,
Ga, said: THAT intelligence had been re-
ceived from Gen. Cass and other prominent
friends of Mr.. Buchanan, North, that it was
conceded Mr.. Buchanan has no chance to
be elected" In which event, he (Col.
Toombs) was for a dissolution of the
Union.
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STATE FAIR.

meeting Of the coanty socissys the Mechanics fnih
and the Agrsrutural Bureau Win be heid al Mer-
chants Exchange en- faesday, the Ith,
al 10 e'cieek, A. VI
large snsant Of Business Ia regard n ths fAr remains
to BE dons and Il hoped thsi there nay b fai sad
panctuai attendance.
ne oeers Il Ne three Societies vn also meet a the
Fair GFOenss on Thursday nszt 81 : e'eissk. p y.
osse-at HI y0sfs. sss-
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ET- The Americans of Chattanooga raised a
pole l65 feet high on Saturday morning last, and
placed flag on it 80 feet long and 10 feet wide.
It was attended with great enthusiasm. All right
in Hamilton for Fillmore and Doneson.
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The New Rail and Steam Guide.
Better Late Than Never.

'1NHE Celebrated Genuine PAN CAKE. FLAT PRESSED
and LY0N'S Tw 1ST TOBACCO, has just been received
by Lyons Co., Wholesale Dealers In Havana Cigars, Ii
quors, Tobacco, &c LYONS CO.
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Adminisfrator,s Sale.

Administrators Sale.
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E AND NEW ORLEANS TRADE.

FOR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS TRADE.
THE new and light draught steamer a Z GZT-n -
4 CRESCENT, W. HoLMks Master -lakEsstAaz
WI ru1 regularly in the above rradenlzzE
curing the present season commanding the first rise in
the Cumberland river. She has excellent acconmodations
and in point Of speed and safety Is unsurp ssed For
freight OF passage, apply to II. II. HARRISON,
oct3-du Agent
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Now, neighbors, do let us hear some ex-
pressions of regret for these things.
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Handsome Residences for Sale.

AM offering for sale three desirable iVats resi-
dences within few minutes walk Of the Public Square
One situated the OF Cedar and Spruce streets
Lot fronting AZ feet Cedar and running back 1S2 feet 10
alley. Neat brick house contaniI six good rooms.
The other two lots fronting 32H feet each on Spruce
street and running back $50 feet to IL foot alley with
neat two story Brick Houses, containing each
This desirable property this portion Of the
city rapidly Improving and this about the only chance
buy residences convenient the business portion Of tbs
city. Terms liberal Apply to WILL. L. BOYD. ia,
Oct4-Im 80 Cherry street.
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TIN PLATE-as Boxes Ic. o~is no Plsls jasi
II received md for sAle ~ D. D. DIckgT-
ssptl4 cslegs street..