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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-31

To the Editor, Of the Pio..sr and nsnsers,

~ wv .''''' " 'A' ''o $50 ."'
Mssrs. Editors have BEEN surprised to heal
| that some Of our citizens appear favorable tc
the abolition Q, the Emigration Agency, but
lately established, many OF the advantages o.
which VIII not begin TO De evident I'LL the CON
ing Of emigras's next season The TACT Of hay
ing IN agent 80 well qualited and Efficient q
Mr.. BuRxAxp, is demonstration 10 the world
that worthy and iplustr;ou, people of all nations
,~;u en-, hor,.. ON, 6r;s,.,, n.;',,,,.. :, N;,,
"''. 80 ..' ~ ''
so'a' Notwithstanding Tue preIudicr against
them in other parts Of the United States. The
abolition of the o(fice would show the reverse.
W..,e al, ;n,.res,,., i, CONTINUING tho ay,ncv
", -,
and from wbs, We know of Mr. BrRx.,n hi,
character qualifications and s.,l;tv in the du.
ties Of the off;c, We wan, his services. and oueb,
to be- willing 10 nav him a hair compensation
tbereior
Mr. R,s ssDse If nro,r;.,v l. socb tina, he
does not resort to the expc,licnts Of the politi.
elan. 70 make bu,eomhe at home bv paradiuv
his ,ahors and services He has Disseminated
among the em;oratiuy classes Of Europe alreadv
80, ;,,,..,;a, e,yo-,h,. =, M,,n..o,. ,,a,
''''' NV
was ever before oy all other apphahe's'
A day or two ago, he incidentally mentioned
a letter bc had reviewed A copv of which 7 so,ic-
;,aa .na .n,0,a 49,
.' "''" "Pf@". ".o
Abundance oil other evidence might DC iar'
nisned 10 sho" that nc Is rndering variable
services 10 tne TERRITORY Inc work OF the
Agency mas put just coaninenced' and II Is mn
Po,tan' .aa' u should al ieasl nave hir riai'
inoetu, Mtssrs' Editors' L caanot beip suspect
ing that there Is some unpuoiishet reason revoiv'
ing III very small circle winch actuates the
movement Tor the abolition oil the Emigration
agency a TAX fAfEh'
The following letter above referred 20. ia
;n ,,l.,;o, =, o - c. ,.,.,;.
3" 'ea'" ~ 'o''"' vi 'e'"'A''' '.''u"s
near Pittsburgh, as farmers, mechanics and store
keepers, who, through tho efforts of Mr.. BrRN AID
have been ;aluced 10 make arrangement Ia emi-
So
community out cooperate merely Tor the pur-
poses OF migration, and mutual help in making
their settlements '''- g.
p,- r.,,. IN ,ssc
~, p,...xn r. :, p.mi II IT.
.sa;,,i -. ".,....,,.1 i.,,a. a.,.a
Na,. W. ~. oS,h IN n.nr,;sod rnam Of
W;nreso,a hv N, Rsrnhe;mcr has not arrived
.aa 7 "...;i, h.., th., u",, - mo nrn =, ,h.
Il. ....';.,. a.J;n 81 80. -,
: III 80, oppu 49,. .nd III, ron,;.uo 20 .and
!, hold !, :. nroo.hlo 70 Won h.yo con-,
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ABRAM $. ELFELT.

4 CHANCE FOR EvERYB DYi--
n gill seii od my entire Winter stock ei Dry Goed.
ro@ until the lat day VI February 81 very small
advance sbovs Eastern cost Ny stesh consists In pa
of tho fpll.wiagi
Cloths, css-messs, sa,tsets, and vss,lass.
Hack and Illus Pilot Cloths,
White, Has and Gray HID aud Ctb niasksts
A large variety u Zephyr 0osjs,
tseg and Square sbswls,
Red white aud yellow tlssnsis,
Bisarbsd aud unblsaehsd CAntoa tiannsL,
All Wool De tApss, ssek fiannei,.
Fancy lie laIns.. Embfoidsrss, Collars sisssss BE-.
Dress and Cioah frimmisss,
pama.k., Oiashsm., Prints.
Undsrshrta aud ffowsers
He'd fisaaei Over -shirts,
White Linen SHIFTS aud Collars,
,'sats and ladies hsrino sud lAmts Wool Hsss ssd
fi.ifIIu.e,
white Ilnsn Cambria HandksfchIeh,
Embroidered Csmbfte iissdt stehlsf, o., 40,
ncsii.s other article. ios numerous 10 ,esntos ell %
sale, ,e', ebsap, BY
AnIAM A. EifkLI
Opposite the American Hotel, NJ Anthony Htssst.
nov2sfm ~s,aips ~ Paul. hisasssts.
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The following Is no, by LoSarriIow. but
probably by rocr-6'llcs poet mor cno,
heard than quoted;
d" 'Tls winter aud No mere the hrreses
Bass among the budding freezes,
AMI while III boy With rassed trowscs,
shlvsrins homswarJ drives his eowses,
Newly fosi. bit AZ HE tosea,
And bless my life, how cold HI. nose la"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-31

The London DAILY Noes says that strong and
earnest applications will be made to Pariamen,
to pass such restrictive liquor law rs tina, d
Maine
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-31

The Dubuque Express states that there wcrs
mailed at the Post Office in that city on Dee
18th, lo,oss through, and ?ai way letters for
the East,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-31

nn. A. BEnrHiEa, Physieisa ssd snfssSs, ofsss
bs professional sesyises 10 the eii enc u 81 Peel
y<iaisy rsrtisvisf sttsnsioa sivsa to Mswiisfy
sss eli alssssss Of tsssiss.
Ones hssrs, kom A n. uii ~. ~, sai ~ Bis rssi'
senss nsAsssts nsfest, o. ell other usss.
oars errssits ths nies Hesss, -. AaikSsJ strssf.
" Pssl, bee. IASs w@a
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-31

senator DorGiAs Is ut Cleayeland dctan,s
by the effects of an operation lately perlorme'
I'm his throat
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-31

The OLD SosG.---Advices from Mexico,
state that the present government is moro in
quisitorial, il possible, than its predecessors.
A number Of Journals ahvc been obliged to
suspend or abandon publication altogether !
and several editors have been seized and thrown
into prison.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-31

The total number Of acres Of land embraced
10 oil the bounty land warrants issued, Ia 81,
95s,Al2.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-31

r oiipOs DEALER ~ srArig AID FANCY DEr
sD Goods. EesAy Ma. CLo'htss; Hass md CAPS
its ssa shoes. isdss Gaads u ell kisAs Powder Iced
ana shot Groceries AMI PSsv,sons. vines ilsots, To
b.s~o sol SCAR
An sisAs u presae. taken IN ssehsr<s IN Goods -
rbs hsssst ssArtst prize b. e.sk gos, paif of Fs,
as< Psiirss
s-sn River " 7, Nov, II sly
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CNUYP AND TOBACCO,-PErER LoRILl.
- AID. Ne. - cAssh.n street, nsw yct, 80.
ssssss u Peer ossses Lssussl, eess BE- ssls In
49, q ssU1v go i6sACcOS, u ssass.i sss.
1es psssississ, . Prize Cssrsss cen s. stsaissd b.
sAdscsaaG sbevs 1hts esssblIsAnsas h ens 81 -
-. -. ~. h1Go8AvB
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E,osrER 4 DAVIS, FORWARDING AND

IT COMnt.eIOS hgHrHAsfr, hsys s.sit asrrs sed
s,,.ns,lgu. v.sslsa.. 81 ~. E.pia. where ,bsy
ready 10 store soa r.-shir freight They aiso sssf
sell selected s,1ss II Groceries snd Provlioas, Of sll
slnds Dry Cords. boois and kbass, sna fssdf hsSs
Caslsy papl. need not GO 10 ~ fssi " bsy shsis
| gs,.is hr bogsd 10 ssil goods 80 shss % hsy
10 In - Fss and all ash h 10 rive ssa call ssfoTs
zoins q ~. pazi
All kisas II sssnt,y yre1ass tshsn 10 ssshscgs To-
Goods. Terms stsistly cash.
Jsn.l 1856 aAvt
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RATES az MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

RATES az MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
HAskIsa OWES ~
IA OK BIN 4 EDG ERTO
No q. wisnow HovsH,
Conner Of saiat An,hcny and Fort street.
Esehsege on Now yorh cold at. ,.....lp cent prem
~ sf~sH-sri; -r~--.--.~isssl -.
chicago, ,,., t,,.,.,.,t. w
Oold ,,t.,,.t. .t,,.,tr..+,',,.., .s,,.if
Rates OF Discount Tor Endorsed paper per cent per
monih
Rates Real Eststs security, Ia per Ct per month.
per cent premium paid tot sight Drsns on N. Yorh,
Interest paid special Deposits tr 80 days OF over.
81 tho rate OF IL PER cent psr year.
We take D~pos,, and p.ymen, for debts due TO us
Hills Of all banks In good credit,
uvws do No, nhs the paper Issues, pu, In eireuis.
ton money without the authefiiy OF law end wi,h'
out security 10 the holder, comnoniy called " shin.
plss,rrs"
Arwe therefore refuse norop . oshss' Certificates,
and oil other paper 81 ths, sort dsei'ss.
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ST. LOUIS.

CCARRirT d MASONS MAMMOTH FURNI.
~ ruRk HALLS, No. - wasA,pssoa Asss.s 81, Leo
e-osr xntsassve Estsel;shmsns y % vel
"a .d,srsssass, has 20 ....rs our blend. and ID.
public that we have been saRsatiy ssecsssf In ssttng
p . eplesnld sssess@sat Of FURNITURE ior tbs
tN Iseae, sas ncss ssrercs In style end esaty, sad
.s..ss 70 large sad varied demand, both
posed. beth u home saa icss,rn msnss.c,s,. sssrs
every sdvsntass be gained In either inc luIaF ~.
ssai and substantial msdiss', ss well u, ,,6
CAairs from so cents 10 ESQ esd.,sA. ,ron, a. as a.
tloo, Tseles from ~ ~ - $50, harssa. tum $40 Is,
S..: sHs - =. - S.s. sSss s os
Mattresses, end all knds Of bedding
We caa MmAA . kisshsa, bedroom, psdoT, hotel os
ssA, cherry, walnut, mshesany res I'VE la sAest.
cell and see.
.epls.aA~f scARRlrr 4 MAsaN.
IMPROVED LITTLE GIANT CORN \ con
i PLANTATION MILL. --rr,es rvdoeed. The suh
sale in N. West. Of IL. above sslsSs.,sd sl., ssa
prepared 10 furnish them 81 all tes. " Their wholesale
% retail, guaranteed In the mes, positive manpsr.
yes ,a,rcdaeea 10 The psels ds,ins Witch tins hes
esss sens,sady crossing In u. repslAr sver.
make The mos, perfect machine edrrvd Tor sen
etai Arm sss 10 mrni.h.a complete ready Tor at.
,eeh,Hs team, sad ~e,sh. ss fellows M sss, No a.
are .sms,ss, TO -, ess ny, wi,hss, msesaplesi aid
aud when once adjusted, II esn with ssfey be ratru.,sd
ses boy. Fail sirse,ie.. accompany each @'n,
vswssi
No. T. 81, and VII saa ba meal pt hour with asr.
Sc i! y
'' W ~ W JAMES D. CHADWICK
M, 81 Locust at. bsiwees Second sna roirl,
UMPIRE SAW wORKs--w. l.. Y. GAGE 4
No .,s. sr sS.
POLES, Had ssd Panel Save. saw Handles, Upset. and
Cels cA'.:l., Trunk springs, kavs' Hssp's s'sl'e',
Old sa~s repaired aud made .. good new At small
TIE vsdss.,sasd Asv. mad. such improvement. On 4.
arrived q, saeh persctcn In The smretns aud etine
Ing department II thetf work. and take such paine e
procure the bes, quality Of steel, that tAey can assert
without bat Of that their stock VI
On had and nov being manufactured, are and vii be-
NO, eni, equal 10 but sspsriet to any made In T"
Ev.ry aaw sala undss ,hs,, guarantee viii he mad,
seed TO the purchaser no, Maad 10 no 80 on trial
March sodaw eweu W J.. , GAok = 90.
DoBERT 3. CAvENpER, WHOLESALE
IN DEALER IN WOODEN WILLOW, AM CkDAR
" Lsa.,, ksssesr, has hssa and I. constantly
'''"'f fus., Cedar Measure.
es,.,. .sO Sss. s DO cSs,s.,
IA Cedar do Broom. q ali siaa.
-y... %. do do Brushes do
MOP Handles, ---''' wr;ssw Era iss- , xss-sS
hale Buses, DO baskets,
itsir susbsi Measures, Rattan do sba. Z.
Clothea Pins, Corn DO
noIiine Pins Neat loss.
weod barrels. Manila Mats,
A.. n.aaI.. Nests, Mss.ar.., 40. -.
AL Of whlsh !. easved 81 the lowest Cash Prices
H. i.esis. Mo. sss iTd7"srb
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-31

Gen. CAss IA reported as being engaged IN
preparing speech on the question Of slavery IN
the Territories. which $ill shortly be delivered
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-31

NHELODtOhs,--s. D. q q ". SMITHS esisbssssd
M nsisdscss, - isss sa1 hvssssly hnswa 10 The
Nsslesl word, hsvs bsss sss1sssd sin more Desirable
esenis. vss gives ever eli ssapssess 81 the fsess
hstlsaal vals.
osesss fssa cay psr sf he eoss,sy o. world. ssss
direct " ~ nsss<tesy IN Besson viii sssh ssts
nftsy sesesss viii ~ presspty sssssdsd 70, end -
fstAesiiy sssestsA - The parties were pssssu', ~
smplsysd - sGeat 70 sstset, esd - % rssscssets
tesms. Es<h isstssmsss wsuseisd
Pnscss rsos oW 70 ESQ.
fesssas whs y sh 10 hrs hslsdsens VIII vtsw u
psseAastns o. the cod of ysss ses have the
credited a. psrs psysssss Of The psssbsss nossy.
TZCiORY AND WAnE nO0Nb
D. Aaaw en- WssAisssss street. essses. hsss
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-31

Trucker h STEINHAUs, CARRIAGE AND
| II WAGON nuILDEns, ssd Flow FACTORY, Ne
| i West Rssds pA street, Garage, Illinois.
| rYAI sssislss ssssbstssed BY ss ere wsrrssssi
| "a ~ 70 ssy ssppiI lied 10 The tsicn.
| csn ~ sesilsss sea Farmers % hushssss. prompt.
~ sttssdsd TO- whs viu AnA wosth tksis Rosies 70
wnts u U. sANppOm,
ess 81 dAve@s Agent
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On ID. s7,h instant, }. 4. BROWN, Ea., BANNER. Of
th,s city, formerly Of bangor, Me-, aged % Year,.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-31

n D. GILFiLLAN, ATTORNEY AT Law.
rss MI Jssi iss>U
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Umpire STATE CLOTHING HALL.--TIlE
II s.ss' Styles o. FALL and WINTER GOODS Just
The sadsrs.sssd have the pleasure 10 .Riorm Tbs
| snIssas of g. pssi and visinity, ,hst they
loENTfkhEN's WEAR 1or The sppsosshins season.
They would call particular sttsstion " tksif sssov
msst Of BOys CLOTHING, Oh Of whob they ere pre-
pared 10 ssii a. vssy sv prices.
Mssthsss buying st Wholesale would do veil TO give
| ss cell tsfoss purchasing si.swhsfs.
A nil suppiy 81 Usats' Furnishing Coofs siwsys
had FULLER h mENDusOS,
Third Street, oss door east Of Wsbsshsv,
ass ey1ssI's heciesd bros nstd.sr. Store
Oetsber 10. dA~U
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(,HAS B LOWELL, SURVEYOR AND CIV
~ IL ENGINEER, Hsstiszs, Dakota CosD,y, Mia Ter
Il proyi1sd 9th seearss Instruments fr Surveying,
laying and Dividing Lssas Fsttsx, I~'siiins, ~
vii, sr.est@ sn business entrusted 70 bic ssrs sth
prom ,n..s saA s..sr.ey ass2i d. ~
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nHARBLE. MARBLE JUST RECEIVED
wi AT rHE hfssEsOfA MARBLE WORKS, conner
81 Jsshson Esd ssvsath streets, H. Paul, . ehotes
lot 81 Americas Esd Italian Monuments Tosnb stones
Marble Chimssy rtsees, Furniture slabs, &c.
Thsss wishtas 70 erect suitable sud lasting ribs,s
10 the memory u their friends, viii do well cell and
% smss bslsss pssshssise sisswhsrs.
sept u. isss.dswI ~. TOsTEviN CO
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT NO
~ PERSON On PRISONS ere aio.sd 10 Lafy ihsk
dsah 10 the cossty pasysg csessa, vitbset ofsss
from v. DAHL, 0vsssssr Of the Pcos Of the csnSy
Cowmissscasss Asy psrssn violating the sboss rule
vii 10 prosecuted.
~ sfdu o. The County csmnis.ion.f. Of nssssy
co~siy, MT. ". Dahl
sspL u For, Ra,sssy cgssty.
SEPT H. 1885, dsv wssa ~. rssi District
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IIAMLISE USIyERSITY, RED wIsGf
II goesba. Coss,t, Minnesota Rev. jsa,z Bsssrs.
4 n PriselpaL The Hts,ar Term 81 the Preparatory
Dsrastsnsat, rin sommsnes the 10th 81 January,
1855, ssd e5atiass fourteen rssss
Accommodations for Etsdssis sppl-.
por Catalogues, snA farther iafrmssD, spply W the
rrfncigsi
Nd Wing Dec a. 1895 ~"
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~ ~ DREW, LAND SURVEYOR DEAL
M ER IN REAL EsTATE, Hss5sr.on, sibisy Go
MT Flats from tie Rcd Wing tsnd Once eli - Kept
ts To. accommodation n settlers.
lair ~ s.iy
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-03

THE GREATEsT HUMBUG OF THE DAY.
An Alabama contemporary well remarks that
the greatest humbug of the day is the false
idea that the democrats are harping on, that
"Iilmore stands no chance" Talk to them
about the rottenness of old Buck, and they
answer "Fillmore is weak" Show them old
Bucks abolition sentiments, and with wry ia.
ces they answer, "Flmore is out of the ques.
ton" Point them to the odious features of
Squatier Sovereignty and Alien suffrage in
their platform, and they CRY out, "oh, Fillmore
is not in the race" Miserable and empty
trck This is the sum and substance of all
their reasoning and all their argument. This
is the foundation Of all their deusve hopes;
but il is one of sand and now, when the spi.
rit of patriotic inquiry is abroad in the land,
the people begin to see the miserable subter-
fuge, and alas. for the democracy, are docking
with heart and soul to the advancing stand
ard of Milard Fillmore. Push on the ball?
Buchanan Is the man who has ''no chance"-
TO not even the ghosi of n chance The peo.
pie see it, and, 10 beat Fremont, they are rail-
living for Fillmore and the Constitution. All
hands, we say, for the patriot Fillmore, and
sectlonalism, North and South, is dead for
ever.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-03

s-ES Reader, whenever n democrat ap.
proaches you and attempts to persuade you
to vote for the "Cincnna;i Platform" on the
ground that "Fillmore stands no chance" ask
him if he has heard the news from Iowa. II
that don't stop him, then ask him If he has
heard from Maine. In nine cases out of ten
this will make him as mum us his candidate
We tired democrat this way the other day
and immediately his under lip dropped to an
angle of about as degrees below the knees
and he almost went into commissions. "F'ill.
more stands no chance" eh! Have you heard
the news from MAINE?
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-03
THE POST.
ATHENS, FRIDAY, OCT. 3, 1856.

ROCHESTER, Sept. 23.-The North Ameri-
can secpders met in this city to-day and resol-
we'd to fraternize with the Fillmore Americans
for the overthrow Of the Republicans.
The Fillmore State Convention met this
evening and nominated Erastus Brooks for
Governor by acclamation, and Lyman Odell
for Lieut.. Governor.
The Fillmore Convention was in session
till o'clock this morning. A full State cleo
toral ticket was nominated. The greatest
enthusiasm was manifested, and the COnven-
,ion adjourned with twelve cheers for Fill
more.
COLUMBIA, S. G., Sept 24.-There was n
heavy frost in this section last night, which it
is feared caused much damage to Cotton.
CLEVELAND, o., Sept 24.-The State Fair
opened yesterday. The attendance of citi.
zens and strangers is very large. Cnssus NJ.
Clay addressed an immense meeting Of Re.
publcans last evening.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-The "Intelligen-
Ger" drops its neutrality this morning and
supports Fillmore and Doneson, on the basis
of the action Of the whg convention.
New York, Sept 23.-To the inspectors
of elections, Telegraph operators, newspapers
and reporters throughout the Union-The
public will look for the result Of the Presi
Dental election on the fifth of November;-
and TO enable the newspapers Of the Union
TO declare the result on the following morn
ing, it will be necessary for the inspectors of
elections throughout the United States to aid
the telegraph operators and editors in every
town, village and city, and for the editors and
reporters to aid each other This can he done
by confining their labors on the night of the
election to the Presidents vote alone. Let
the inspectors everywhere count the electoral
vote first, and let the telegraph transmit that
vote only, on the night of the election. This
will enable the press to announce the result
on the morning after the election, even if the
contest be close one. We hope this plan
will be adopted, MS no other will succeed. It
will simplify the labor and make il easier,
save time, and satisfy the people. Country
aud city editors will promote the object in
view by publishing in their editorial columns
this notice once or twice week until the 4th
OF November.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-03

tw-The editor of the Cleveland Plain.
dealer is one Of the fiercest Of all the sup
porters of Mr.. Buchanan, but undoubtedly
he thinks of Mr.. Buchanan just as he did
when he published the following paragraph
before the meeting of the Cincinnati coEven'
ton. Yes, he thinks exactly as he did then,
and hundreds of other Sag Ncht editors
think at heart with him. And in that at least
they have the honor of agreeing with us:
The small and malignant clique who
wear the name of James Buchanan on their
colors are endeavorng to sell the Democsa-
cy of PENNSYLVANIA into the hand of the South
Carolina traitors. James Buchanan never
was elected b, the people to any office, ex
cent when he was a Federaist. HE HAS
NOT ONE THROB OF DEMOCTATTC
FEELING ABOUT HIS COLD BIIOODED
BACHElO OR HEART. He could not re.
ceive the votes of one third of the people
forany office. And yet, by the force ofmanage-
ment Of the basest kind of political machine
nv, he has been able for years past TO crush
the Democratic party of PENNSYLVANIA, to
hang about its neck like milestone, TO kill
every progressional thought in ITS bosom
He and his tools virtually gave the State to
TAYLOR in is4S, and il Bigler is dcfeatcd-a
good and noble mon-vou may charge il to
James Buchanan, who, like the old man in
the history of Sinbad the sailor, now hangs
on Bigler's neck,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-03

GIVES IT UP-A letter from Washington
to gentleman in Lexington, Kentucky
dated 10th ut. says
"Robert ]. Walker yesterday said that he
considered Buchanan as already defeated
II was his opinion that Fremont will be elect
ed, and in this opinion Gen. Morehead, of
Pltsburg, Presidential eector in lS48 (De.
mocratc) concurred. But trust that New
York will prevent this, and have hopes even
of Ohio, now for Mr. Fillmore. Gen More
heads opinion is, though Buchanan man,
that Pennsylvania will 60 for Fremont
Certain it is, Mr. Buchanan has no strength,
and do not believe will carry single State
north of Masons and Dixon's line.
So you see the Buchanan men are giving
up in despair The cause of Fillmore will
advance with rapid strides from this until
November, and his election, il the South but
prove true to him, is strongly probable"
Walker and Morehead are too faintheartcd.
The great Empire State stands like the
cherubim before the gate of Paradise with a
flaming sword, to prevent the entrance OF
the Black Republican nominee. With her
vote safe for Fillmore the country cannot be
cursed by the election of Fremontr There's
comfort in that thought.