davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

pOSTPONEMENT.--l alt II with regret shas
prise cannot lake place On the nd Fsbruary The
9nusasi hardness Of the winter has prevented me
rom seeing and settling with my ssents Az ssoa q
can soc them shat IN upou another day not later
tnsn about the lsf 81 August which time the Draw.
ms N. teinly teks place, or the eksts called In
q the money refanded. Ard should the sale Of
kets satisfy me - doing %. shall Ok upsn Is al.
Lar day, - am anxious to hays the Drawing taks
plsse e the saShese possible time. ffsfsIff
80. Jxeek +. HOPKINs.
~ lb-ttHAu xsaszx : LiheTfy p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

THE DAILY DISPATCH
wsssss1.y SI.r.sss, s.ly e, , lsss.
Financial and comn1srciaL
Sale, /. Nsw Yort, Monday morniaG Of t1occ Va
es q e0a, and 5000 do. s3st eesa. Attic suer
pos. Bossd sales wsrs made at s1a.
Tia fsr.t cargo of new red wheat. from North car.
oltp. sr,iyed .. New York Monday. and was so'a a.
clio.
The receipts Of specis. at New Orleans, dsrns the
week ending Jaly I2sh. wsse sos SS-sesal hnce
the bsdhea ofths New Orleans Branch Int, du-
ring the month OF June. was ~ follows;
Gold deposits e5AIeo
silver .....-...................'... iso,Soi
r..., d.,oa.. .........................s aI7.osl
Cola $4,000
Silver zu,O00
Total coinage. oSlo. 900
The quarterly statements OF the New Jersey Banks
for the quarter ending July. have been received
the previous statsments in April, shov increase
10 capita of specie, ST. 100 -; real estate
81 7Sl co. al. decrease In circulation Of ell7s,6So
IA; deposits S4lS ss5 81; discounts. e3i6. lis sc.
Ths New York Journal Of Commerce Of Monday
afternooa says:
Inefe ~ &oFence In fate6 OF lntofe Tor loans on
CALL and most Of the banks are nov obtaining per
cent. busaes paper 10 selling slowly II Tao per
cent. t8*s
The stock market 10 generally steady, and holders
are hrm Foreign Exchange 10 firm but there 10 little
doing u sterling amose the importers the principal
demand being from bankers We quote: CONNER
cis biiis London 1904 0i09 banks Ii0llrs; sales
of southern bank bills inside at 1917 0tl0 Bills
Paris i63 as Is with more inquiry; other Cont.
mental 10 scarce. Unlsss there is demand from
dealers, shipments of specie by Wednesdays boat
will not exceed 5000 GOO.
The value Of foreign goods imported at the port of
Boston during the week ending the 18th inst snount.
cd TO 3 ,0s3,679 The importstons for the quarter
ending June go amounted TO Sll .644 S29 The valu.
OF th, goods entered for Canada amounted to S.
80 1886. :,
Tho New York Tribune ssJs:
Among the American securities which went out BIZ
the Baltic were Illinois Central bonds and stock, N
York Central and Eric bonds, small amount of
Western Railroad bouds also, 900 shares Cleveland
and PirtsbaFg Railroad stock taken by the for
eiga parties who few weeks ago bought $3.50 000 OF
this company. This company was among the first
that found market In London for their securities,
and It has always been q fsvorite there.
IBy Telegraph.
BALTIMORE. JAY 22i.-Flour active and unchsng-
ed 60 Wheat 2I3 cents lower. Corn irresular-white
6016E yellow 60a6S.
NEW YoRK, July 22.-Flour drooping--Stste O.
Ohio $6 ID; Standard Southern $780, Whsst droop.
Ing -S.uthsrn Red 81 60; White Sl.74 Corn droop-
Ing and quoted at So Stocks dull. =
--RzER
The Sprtngs-Aryan9ewent for Hisitors-Telsgrapl
Fdcilifieg &c dc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

- TUX 86NV-AuU pOoDeoD1On GtYtn
r Immediately, one OF tbs most eonvenisnt housss
stvsef bstwssa 9Th and 5th So psarly opposite 81
James Chureh. enisnt to business su1 marset-
There are Elk rooms; gas through the houss kells
from tho diGerent rooms; BAH room NJ stairs viii
warm saad cold wstsr. shower bath, Ne; cookins
raaee, with al necessary lappsndses enabling one
seryaat 10 do the work Of two ample closets stors
room, servsnts' rooms. wood sn1 eosl houses paved
yard, sueiejentiy large for eryiug Clothes Rent
$3.50. WITH the use of hspds0ms glass chandelier
and other gas fixtures Apply aext door, to Nm.
Wm Evans. ~ 19-fs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

II ustil the Let Of September . sxt 4 will deliver
HARD COKE, Of The esst quality, 1t FIVE Doll
LARS per load Al this price, r. IL ches ser than auy
other fuel Tor heating farnacss IN Chnro ssa Storss
Tobacco Fastories sad privsts dwellings e. veil =
TOR cooking rax ges and stoves. s
SOFT COKE viii coutinus to be aeliver "A n as 81
Per load for lump and - TOR A-ths frst rrsde'be-
Ing unsurpassed fuel fox gates and on . stoves
~ any coal whsteser. -
O. Coke Yards corner 9Th anl Rvr5 -, ~. .rS
10Th street and Basin hank
e SIT JNo. }. wERrH. i s.nk
INTELLECTUALLY tres ~ rr.- 49, 40.
tvA Corn, can be had Ct 6rssr,s fI,5 nm ~
he ArmoFy - -a's
S.semen supplied q theR doois daily. st ths low.
:. = Rs-.-- s. IL IL
harrslE Leaf Earn s. ~ sr,.il 49, ~
~ prime; No. nackersL ~ hitsr f.rfF 49, 80 ~
kbl :. g Yellow; Bseon. Hsms s;1s. 49, ,s ns.r
, sests. Ror sale b. sIzK1 pHxfsW
= Moia ssocu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

EEChES: Il Il K Z III Il SM-.2OOO fresh
IL LEECHES just received and for sale by :.
Mas WOOLHOUSE, 2iS Broad It,,
my lists Over Sublett's Hardw Stora
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

~ OT4 y k..TcmDerary Kemoval.--THe
erection Of nav house has removed his stcrs FINN
ma Old stand, corner Of Main and 18th streets t,s
econ sooss where hs would be pleased to - 81
nenos s1d ne public gsneraily. IN want Of : frsf
rate sreeie O. Clothing, assuring them thss IL q
outward man. r. sps~s c4esn sne
jel7 ~ NJ = s ssa q .tallof.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

RGKKAT REDUCTION IN THE m
PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-From III
Is to 20 per cent saved by buying from J.
Moieskin Hats best quality so
Moieskin Aats second quality o.
Fashionable Silk Hats. %
Fine Calfskin Sewed Boots Observation-Disclosures. s so
Congress Cater Boots Observation-Disclosures. s Is
Fine Cafskin Sewed Shoes 2 Is
J.H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with ON
of the best make1 in the city Of Phadelphs sups
ply him with handsome and substsatiai CslfskM
sewed Boor, which he Will soil ct the unprecedented
ow price of $3.50. slsQs ocl3-d&cly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

a H0n1k ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. DAVIS
"A ELIXIR cures Coughs, Colds and Whooping
Cough, and aaords grcst relief In Csnsumption and
most diseases arising from colds and neglected coughs
The following few extracts from certificates OF
sitisens Of Richmond who have tested it, virtues:
By timely use Of Il have no doubt II has enyed
one many Doctors fees. / know Of it, rood effects
With great many other than my ovn familys-Ha.
McCreTy. .s}f
"I have used Il In my family for three years. -
found II the best family medicine havs ever asea-
n. n. Sfesesson.
"Tor dcknss among children, nothing saa be bst-
ter.n-M. B. Go4ssis-
s. have tried all the cough remedies Of the day
and haye no hesitation in saying that belteve Nm
DAVIS be the mast valuable prspaxsono OF the kind
new In usen-Etah WaSrm.
For sale BY Mn. A. B. DAVIS Bennett + Beers
Alex. Duval, Paterson Jackson, Chas: Miiispsashs
e. J. Picos 4. Bodeker and Charles D. Ysle.
DOLLARWs KHEUMATlC LINlMENT
L Some remarkable cures performed By this Linz
nent have come under especial notice OF late,
and among them we will mention the case OF . Mrs..
Johnston, on Union Hill, who bad been confined TO
her bed for more than . week BY rheumatim. and
was cured by ONE BOTTLE OF PoLLARD's RHEuMA.
TIC LrMHExT. Prepared only n ,oYr.,n
Druggist, 18th street.
And for sale BY Drussists throughout the city
NH 11-ka
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, CAPE MAY,
1vA N Y.-This magnificent Hotel, the largest and
most comfortable one in the world IL Row open for
To one who has this Hotel 1t il well worth
witt it being the largest Hotel in the void, being
capable of accommodating 2l00 people comfortable,
and dining 5000 The length Of the dining room in
the clear l. 425 feet long, width 6otatal length Of
wing SEC feet whole length from Ocean Psrior to the
barber shop quarter OF mile, with 4Sz rooms :
gether with Teu-P n-Alleys Pistol Galleries. Arche-
~ tents and Quot pitching Grounds for the Ladies,
with fine Hippodrome ring under the supervision of
Msdsne Minnie and Gen. WEIGH.
~ Beard 81 per day. CAIN FOSTER,
iy I4--lu Propdetors
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23
AOTHEK,s BREAST e l. % II HI ga
V1 CERTAIN PREVENTIVE OF. AND RE-
IIER A T4ER En n .Tb a.. Cfot n.


dIaEkis F HkKAsn gt Sc AND "A IA
LIEF TO A GATHERED BREAST.-These Cloths
have now beeni use for several years, and with
Hundreds have testified 70 their efficacy in preresffg
the formation OF Mamnlary Abcs@ or Gathered
Breast allayins infsmmstion whore IL had commence
Cd, and in producing an easy Cow Of milk Thsy are
the invention Of Virginia Lady, who had long been
sufferer from this distressing complaint. and failed
70 find relief from any other source. They can Be
worn at all times without tnconv eniouce and have
never in ssngle instance failed to give relief when
applied promptly and before the disssse had appear
cd Thsy may pc easily transmitted oy ma,a % ny
81 and u cents in postage stsmps, will always secure
the receipt Of them, with fuIf directions for their
For sale by the agents. ssa $3.50 rs
MEADE BAKER. Apothecaries,
q 1856 Main, N. w. corner OF 10th street
10 S0-dkelm Richmond, Va
z q 600 feet IS foplnr
10 expected daily per schr, Brsndywins. and for
= 's'' :" = '''-'' 80 -- EDWARD &. DUDLEY,
je II 18th st. between Main and Franklin.
WILLIAM JURGKNs has located In this
w city, and win be glad to receive orders from
FREsCO in superior and elegant style, At Mr.. o. A.
Strecker's Apothecsry Store. Terms moderate.
DELLEvUE HOSPITAI4.-.This In.tifu.
- ton 10 situated on Church Hill, Richmond Va,
in dslishtfaL airy position. and i farnished With
every convenience conducive to the comfsrt Of pa
tients and the successful treatment of diseass.
The Lyns-in Wards are peculiarly commodious.
The undersigned give their personal attendance 10
all patients placed under their charge
TERMS:
Go h;f ratienfs per week.
s,nsts - :. :.
These rates embrace al charges for Board. NAAi.
cinss and Medical and Surgical ATTENDANCE.
No Small Pox admitted
sPHYSICIANS;
" JAMES BOLTON. MD.
Grace street between tn and5tt.
2. 8. MILLS, d. D.,
IRh street. between BFosA and Msxshsl ase5
4. Z. COLEMAN, II. d. 49
Corner Of 18th and Grace streets.
Resident Phydeian-Dr. WOOD. my 94--6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

- FOA RENT..A 0ue fanstiy Rcsiacnce
81 on "a and MaYshall streets, lately occupied by
- Mr.. Z. Gill. lt eontsins6 rooms, with . kitei.
en-. and water in the yard The property 10 in good
repair.
Also, Brick Tenement on tho north sids OF Frank.
lin. between Sd and 9Th ~. IL hes 10 rooms with
kitchen and outbuildines necessary for the secomno-
dstiop of large family.
ALSO, pleasant Cottafs Residence on the north
side Of Msnhall. above Henry street, with rooms.
kitchen and ether eonverisnces The house II nearly
new and 10 fiae order
Alss, desirable Brick DWELLING on Marshall and
Brooke Avenue streets. IL has about 10 rooms with
larse Kitchen, well Of fine water, large lot, &c.
Also. two Tepemeuts, Nos. 4 aud S. ir Warwicks
Row, with large reoms each Apply to
Jig h. &C. u 8asSAs TAYLOR WILLIAM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

- WEET SPRlNGsS...fhis cstabiishnaent
- il now open. with handsome accommodations
The new BATHS just completed, are most spacious,
convenient and elegant; containing handsome recap
ton and private dressing rooms, ell handsomely
peted end furnished for both ladies' and gentlemen
am instructed By the owasrs of this property, TO
spare efforts expense TO mako IL ofthe ost
desirable summer retreats IN tho mountains.
L. NORVELLt
IL X-fm for 0veet S0rinsa Com nanv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

yRNTlE CAUTION HO3 MKT 40
nov aeetis IL ~ md psacsfsI ~ tle1hbxx, Is
ooon With ths dee4 ~ lorIu ~. - n41befe9
How sooa me6t they past uith thetf oasiy fosnd
treasure. y So s. - Z -
Mothsr. dsar Msthsr!- sknsts ffeo IL slssps s
What : pans Tor The ksfhsr--tAe deas naEhss
weepe. zts8ss rs y y sas =
Too ven she rsnsnbsn vhsa e her besum shs
folds. s ssss IS ~ S. 80
Hsw nsslsetful wss shs when Tie child hid . Cold.
Now take my advies, allow me to msution,
OF slight Coughs and Colds---if loads 70 Ccnmmp-
tiuu.
And happy the thought II viii dispel IN your pis
II siven 20 Children.- LEONAkU0 INSTANT
RELIEF.
Wholesale Agents. Messu PURCELL. LADO r
co. To be had Of al Drussists IN Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

DINEY POlNF PAVlLLlON...F6rs0n
L wishing to visit this popular " Altering Place,
do 20 by taking the Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad at 81 O'Clock, Tuesday and
Friday mornings will meet the Alice Price at
Acquia Creek and be conveyed directly to the Point
Returning, the steamer Alice Price will connect
with the ears at the Creek on "wednesday and Sa-
turday evenings. w. w. DIX,
jy IS. -2w* Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

TACkSON,S EXCkLSIOK BlIsrEkS il
y peculiarly adapted, by its composition, to every
disease Of the liver and stomach which II produced BY
our ever varying climate. In all forms of bilious
diseases and Liver Complaint, 1t 10 one OF the most
Prepared only by R. h. JACKSON, and for sale
bv Drn, fists generally E4 y = je 22
NEW GENEVA. FAYETTE COUNTY,
IN Pa, FEBRUARY A. I856.-DR. l. ScoTT Co...-ltfs
with much pleasure that inform you that gave
one dose of ysur McLane's Improved Verr1fuge to q
child of mine that was sick. 1t brought from him
between 80 and 40 large Worms, without nausestins
him in the least He after recovered his health
: JESSE PROVINCE. 6
All the above Medicines for sale by Purcell, Ladd
& Co. and Alex. Duvsl, Richmond. jy8
E,IFTY CENTS AND ONE DOLLAR A
Il BOTTLE.-DOLLAR CORDIAL, the most re-
nowned Medicine ever introduced, for the cure Of
certain disease and debility, with certainty and dis
patch in a few days, with the saving Of time and
laoney-recsived the highest appreciation from mem
bers Of the College of Surgeons in London. and IL
used in most of the Hospitals in England where the
most severe CAGES of weakness have succumbed, BY
the use Of this valuable Medicine.
Price so cts. and 81 per bottle.
To be had of L. B. THOMAS, DR. O. B. HILL,
DUVAL~& NORTON, CHAS. MILLSPAUGH, J.
B. WOOD, 8. M. ZACHRISSON, and A. LESLIE,
opp site the R. L F. r. r. Depot, Broad street.
je 10-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

- PkESS.-Rates of freight per 100 lbs on manu-.
featured Tobacco from RICHMOND through to the
following places, viz:
SUMMER RATES. WINTER RATES.
To Wheeling. ......... SO. 80. $3.50
To Cincinnati. lo0......, Il0
To Louisville,........ Il0......,.,., 40
To New Albsny...... l20......,..,.., $50
To Evansville 10000. l20............. $50
To St. Louis .......... l30...,..... LAO
To Illinois River,
above Peoris,.... I70.,,.., l80
To Peoria and points
above. l.65 . 175
To Nashville. I.6fJ.. 110
To Memphis. ........ 1Bo, 10
10 Chicago............ J6O...... 170
~. D. receipts given through to all the above
p,scss, ana oooas forwarded to all parts of the Uni
D. .. 1 BRifbaFoRD & CO.,
my % On the Dock.
RiCHMOND WINE STORK-.Wc nav
~ nave on hand superior stock of Wines and Bran
ales ior summer use, computing in part OF
aennessey and Otarsl BRANDIES in wood and slsss
Old Port WINES, part very choice. $3.50
Mederis and Sherry. old and delicate
Ciaret Cpd Champagne, various grades
ecoIH ~, OF xonssrs, Allsopp'a Cssapbslps, and
London BROWN STOUT.
Ginger WINE.
Blackberry BRANDY
oid rye WHlSKEY, few bbls very choice. far
!. % mi'y use. forsaie By DUDLEY CO.
- - " Main 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

y HAMPTON, Va-This delightful watering place
10 now open for tie reception Of visitors by the day.
week, month or season. 1t il situated on an eleya.
ted point and commands an~extensve and splendid
view Of the Bay, Hampton Roads, James River, and
the surrounding country. s
The advantages for Bathing are not surpassed by
any other watering place, and the climate Il pro-
verbal for health.
The Proprietor pledges himself to make every ef-
fort render the stay Of visitors pleasant and takes
the beity to refer tor his ability and disposition to
please to those who have heretofore selected Chess
peake Hall for their summer retreat. =,
ie 2-Sm r. G. BANKS Propietor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

@UEE CHIC KERING,S PI.
fEIEE1ES5 ANO F0RTES-To be had at Ne.
1863 Main ct opposite tho Exchange
y y Bank Richmond.
NATHL CARUSI,
jv 14-dkwly Sole A gent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

e @ FOPLAR...0O,O 0O feet 5-S f0plnl
O-C expected daily per schr. Brandywine. and 70
sale low from wharf.
M EDWARD e. DUDLEY,
ie 81 18th ct. between Main and Franklin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

WILLIAM JURGkNS has located In this
w city, and win be glad to receive orders from
gentlemen desirous to have their houses PAINTED
FRESCO in superior and elegant styie at Mr.. o. A.
Strecker's Apothecary Store. Terms moderate.
je A-dim's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-23

Making Establishment on Lombard Al
Icy, between Main and Carr, lStb md 18th Mrests)
TEES. BAROUCHEs, BuGGIE8 With and vithsst
tops. aad SULKES, I'll Of his own make, II the best
materials ard workmanship. All Of which win b
sold low good work Of the kind cen Be in the city
Of Richmond; and respectfully ssk call from thcss
In want Of any sriels In the Carriage linz, am de-
tsrmined 70 make 10 ordsr and esll Ct the lowest
prices posibiss as4 al wesk sold. thst y nsv. VA.
fanted. 49, n
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-07-31
.apurtrg.
SUMMER.

Like maiden lightly laden, =
~ Silken Summer sweet and fairDI ahan g1s
With the flowers reathed by hours
In her flowing golden hair. u E~e
Comes in shadows Ger the meadows
Strew ing sunshine everywhere. 3v '
Winds are blowing bland. and sowing
heLifc and fragrance on the breeze, '
a-Maying, blithely playing fa3A4
de.and seek me through the trees,
Or are. skipping Light and tiipping +. b
Winsome dances o'er the seas. n
Father, mother, sister. brother. i d ri bsl
Youthful, aged, rich and poor,
Merrilv weaving songs, are leaving
= Gloomy room add dusky door, ''.''' T
Forthc fountains inthe mountains als,to
With their gladness rnhning DER. 4su
What a feeling must be stealing =
Through the ciy's painting clay.
As the singing birds are finging
Hints about the fields away, -. =
Where the showers clothe the flowers
In the veluet robe and gay.
Day resuming life is pluming
Giant pinions in the sky,
So that shlnbcr shall not cumber oo 79fla
a Life and action till itidie; a Y.a9
Walking ever great eudeayor ss'E
TO the deed sublime and high.
Day Fecliningis resigning 5 b gl e..
Life and action to the night,
While the paling moon is falling
Ger the valleys sweet aud light,
sothe spirit cannot bear it,
But in dreamland takes a flight.
Lived moonlight, pallid moonlight,
Spreads a sheet upon the plain,
While the cleaving brooks are weaving
Threads of sill, er with a strain
OF rich laughter babbling after s
Lovers happy in their pain.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-07-31
From the Columbiana. Co, Republican,
Wait till November. rs.
Tnne--aMait for tlie WAGON -. 9

Tune--tsWait for the Wagon - -
5-amsfE aas---- ad{ 81 s2dsz 8t.5
Y G 1ocofoeo slayeokrats,
{ Who think to win for " Buck"
Don't swell around so orfuliy, 5'3
For fear you might get stuck; aa4 s
We have pony on the track, t as
Who never knew, defeat ;a,ss a e..asF15 5
He'll run around your old ''buck" sheep,
So quick twill make him bleat.
aa ,a Wait till November,
a1l3 Ia .a. Wait tilaGE oyember,a sss
re aeso Then uIESalt River. I.
Y You may all take ride.
Your ''buck" has carried heaps of wool b
Upon his fogy back, --ss-v
But such plant southern tool assss ssasl}s
Will have to fly the track. s3ela s8I
Oh, slavery weighs him down SO tight, u
The course he cannot keep -s.....-.-.
The man who caught the woolly horse
Will surely head the sheep.
aiso #al g. Wait till November, etc.
Oh Pierce, and Dug, and stringfellow,
The Border Rufian crew, 4si2s ys9f DE-
You've got yourselves into muss,E 0ateq aE-
5 Your party in stew; e basl g ta
You cannot still the rising storm, = .tsf1 -
Which strengthens every hour, v
Til such black hearted demagogues
s Are swept from place and power.
81 s.ia sdi ri Wait till November, etc.
Then boys, three cheers for Fremont.
Oh, let the welkm ring, 3 ass 50 g
Let slaveocrats. all trembIe now, 9a1 s.-.s svs
For Freedoms in the ring! e,-.sssv.se IS
Oh, boys, let's give 'em Jessie ss
TO grace the White House hall,
For Freedom, Fremont and Dayton, -
The peeplenow do call. 9a % Aa2ss s1s.
Then, Locos, remember,
That in November,
;zadm Far up Salt River,
sF*f+s.s. i s.s5 b i on mn st all 90 tsT
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-07-31

as TRENTON, Nj July 2, 1856.
GENTLEMEN:-I have the honor to ac-
knowledge the receiptIof your letter in
forming me. that, alta Convention of Del;
egates recently assembled in Philadel-
phia, | was unanimously nominated as
their candidate for the Vice Presidency.
of the United States, and requesting my
acceptance,of such nomination. .saaa-a
;. For the distinguished, honor thus con-
ferred, be pleased to accept for your
selves, and in behalfof the Convention
you represent, my sincere thanks. ai.aai
l have only to add, that having care
fully examined the resolutions adopted
in that Convention as indicating the prin-
ciples by which it was governed. I find
them, in their general features, such as
have heretofore had my hearty support.
Ny opinions and votes against the exten-
sion of Slavery into free Territory. are OF
record, and we'll known Upon that re-
cord / am willing to stand. Certainly
nothing has since occurred which would
tend to modify my opinions previously
expressed upon that subject. On the
contrary, the repeal of the Missouri Com
promise (that greatest wrong. portentou'
of mischief) but adds strength to the con
viction that these constant encroachment
must be calmly but firmly met thai thi
repeating Act should be itself repealed
or remedied by every just and constitu
} tional means in our power.
l very much deprecate all sectional is
/, sues. have not been in the past. nc
= shall be in the future. instrumental
: fostering such issues. But the repeal
: the Missouri Compromise, and as a COZ