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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-11


ID fine Oil psinpgs Edward schencx will sell ct auc
ton Wednesday March L. 1t I O'Clock precisely At his
sa esroom s Wall sreThe sp,endid collection Of soou. 10
This COLLECTION still liner than the collection Of our
sale The goth February last and c.mpses some superb
chectura and scpaal pieces Also CABINET and parlor
certificate ~ the artist attached The above al
gany and richly framed Ladies' have opportunity
examine This sne collection Monday and Tuesday, after IL
cuocE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-11

n HoUGHTON. AUCTIoNEER, BY The MANHAT.
Ne ian Company will sell this DAY. at lel O'Clock, at
d Nassau ltreet their ene stock OF elegant furniture
ssvpg psrt Of rosewood satin bro:ael parlor suits
push do mahogany aud black walnut suits Sofas chars
eeLeres and werdrobes mahogany do bedsead
Gotta &c SUITS mattresses &C. &C. Sale positive House GALES
atended 10 promptly 100 segars rs bales green tow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-11

EXECUTQH,S SALE AT AUCTION OFHOTET PROBE I,
u ty in NeVark New JerseyIhe subscriber Will o.r or
sole, pubncucton the premises Friday Marcn ~
at three o'cioch the valuable property suaef the
The bou IS feet inches in front Broad street ana
s7fee 10 inches In depth William street. aud after re sch
Ing depth OF LOO feet has width about rs feet inches
tor ne distance Of 81 feet 10 nches y about 800 deep
the north line, and communicates with ,dous sley
rear which has front Of Is feet The hotel was
erected great expense and In very anai manner
occupies the whole 'front.' and is about 40 deco n
four stories high. besdes basement and under cellar The
property win &c set up At NE price of 9O aud wi be s,d
chase 9ney viii be REQUIRED g be paid the day and
deed Will be delivered on the premises at u NJ or thNdiy
The balance Of the purchase money may bond and
OF the premise for Eve Al sy
per annup payable hafJ early Persons deseu. Of
purchasing are invited to mske particular examination the
n. Neyins deceased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-11

DYH. Il IEFDs 4 COON WEDNESDAY, MARCH IL,
ID atl2 O'Clock hon OF store 10 Nassau street fret
sleigh made BY Martini Of Rev Jersey Property new
and In first order. 10 be cold without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-11

uOwARfH'S ORIENTAL TOOTH PAsvE-AN M.n
III CANT pspparston for ceanslng preserving and beasl
tuners In boIes at twenty 1ys esch An orders
dressed TO D. Howarh box 23 Post oNOe Brooklyn r.
ceyo prompt attention
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u B.. FRANKLIN, ANTS AT AUG.
II. aop.-E FRANKLIN will sell, at the seed store Of
acIlvsin Ysng. No. John greet, Wed lesday, 18th
ant l0 A. choice collection Of cameha aponcas
ssuzias cinrrsrlas &c with large Of other
oce greenholss plants in full bl,om sod Inc c'ndion
Also of the beautiful Chinese PLANT deletrya
IN full flower which orders will lie received
No WestF Fourth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-11

VBR0HE2S ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHs.-PROF
Verenes the discoverer of the for extracting
tails from human BODY Is at No 70 Broadway These bas
not only extract meta lie medicines from the hu system but
peculiarly efcacous in relieving those suffering froU
rheumatism govt neuralgia pains weakness contracns
OF the limbs &c The Professor himself gives his undivided
ateni patients Special department FOR lad,ea Theorv
explained 10 students at Nc. 10 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-11

DYE II. LEEDS OO.-ON TUESDAY, MARCH H.
ID at 1CH O'Clock, ct No o. Clinton place Fifth
nre ehold furniture consisting OF general assor
plush and hair CLOTH ecotns, china and glass ware
Dsrsin carues French bedseads mattresses. blankets bed
Ding &C. dressing bureaus mirrors, wasgands &C., marble
ops curtains bookcase wAIdrcbes &C. &c. Sale will
Mence With Kitchen furniture
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ExHCUTOK,s SALE OF PROPERTY ON Staten
IA 1sapdMr r. G. MOORE. aucuouecr Will sell by an
jon, at Richmond, s. l., Wednesday next 18th inst at
o'clock M the house and late the of Abr bam
Asten, deceased a.sied IN the village Of Riohmo L. six
mes from Vanderbilt landing. Tho house Ia cornrorabe
old ashoned dwelling. viii half acre Of ground fruit
grapevine garden, small barn, and failing well
good wood land mile Richmond and
very the railroad now being built through the Island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-11

SEWING MACHINES-AREY YOUR SEWING MACHINE
- in ofder The subscriber for foreman IN M
maruiactoy Of Singer Go. informs all interested d
wo,ks6op 26 New Haven Rsr oad Buildings Franklin stssk
where he w give bis undivided attention 70 The rssng end
putting In order Of machiL Of descrip6oa.
Those ntrustpg them his rely being
thoroughly repaired on Reasonable torms- aEOkGE II.
OGLVY, room Is New Haven Railroad Buildings Franklin
sreet
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n 90 RI h. HERTS, JR,. Observation-Disclosures
II furniture, beds bedding. utensi bar dxtQros, billiard
.sSls &c. e. o. fhgrsd.y March q = y q soct g US
oompfsng general Of household rnure
chairs SOFAS abes bedsteads bureaus, wAshssndA looking
Ahc bs.room futures and furniture together Win good 81
asS ssss Tsss c.S 6..oecs ~es liquors
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LOST AND FOUND.

E,OUKD-sOME DAYS SINCE, IN A MADISON AVE-
ssge gold bracelet, which the owner can have bv
proving property and payI for Advertising Apply los
MadpOn avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-11

no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MARBLE.-THTs CON-
psnv prepared furnish this city any p'aOo
hsse waters aSy reasonable quantity Of worked and sawed
sshler tls lrtels steps patorns Ac Also building
I In ,he country erected IN range hubble work
AZ apiice but little above the blue makes
beautiful building One 6nahed mont % feet vide
four stories high Wesehester Marble Works. Be0nA way
No s. BEN. A. LAVENDER PreNIdont
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drugs, &C., At suc!.op..PHHIP R. WILKINS will sell
auction TuesdAy Msrch H. 1T lO O'clock ct 14 Third
the entire stock Of reh drugs essential oils &c
STORE Egether fixtures bottles 6c.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-11

UCfION NOTICK.-M DOUGHTY AUOrfONEER-
"A viii sell, on this day. q lOx o'cock he n
Centre street, the furniture Of family
and pain bureaus washssnd french aud cottage bed.eads
tel and ace curains shades, clocks wardrobes tapestry
Brussels aId ingram carpe<s olclohs &C. Also be
der to make alterations. dale pereptory. and deposits
Quired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-11

THO SHIP 0wNERa.- THE sUBsCRIBER HAS sB0URsD
t~o nveons, BY letters patent for supporting
mast and topgaant mast taking the strain or
ara dthe other for suspendng lower topss Charges
for lcouse to both patents, Eve cents
ous OF &c ling rights agents Tor dsporg Of hs
inventions IN the United States. Address THOMAS BAr9Y
2C4 South street. New York.
YARD
bands Ard crane, complete. &25 bs.
* tn sSAssys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-11

L,oUED-ON TUESDAY OR WEDNESDAY, EVENING
Of last weak In Blocker street sage portemonnaie,
containing Jewe!ry hpd small OF money. The
baye s5 e BY proving properly and paying for bi,
advefvAeme Call at 332 Monroe Street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-11

DAWNBROKER,S sALH.-W. n. LEWIS WILL SELL ON
esday next the llth day Of March, at 1876 Bowery, up
stairs BY order Of n B. Simpson, quantity Of unredeemsd
Pledges consisting Of carpenef's zoos toolehests and onl
gums pistols quaarant, musical instruments &c. Also lot
Of womens wearing apparel Sale to commcnc: ct hadpaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-11

A pnn tnn rtA&3e.s.S. DOGART AuOrIONEEK.-Y
II Frankfort and WLism Streets mortgage
Of household furniture Of description: carpets ooloh
UCTIOE BALEa.-THE SUBSCRIBERS 10 FULLY PRE-.
a pared 10 perform auc0noer duties In tho saasc
tory manner snd foicits the ssies ct dwellings &c ae
descriptions Of peIf0Dal real estate his
ees 81 Nassau Large sale 81 Mas
sau street. TUNIS MORRILL, Aucto3eer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-11

VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTION, AT FLUSHING,
The I9sscrber gill sell OF suction at M.yher's
valuable farm situated within mile OF the railroad depot
the village Flushing owned and occupied for the last thirty
Eve by tho late Manuel 1exdo Said farm conasA
forty three ac thirty hrc OF which ara arabe i've Of wood
house barns and ether ouhudns Fruit and
water In abundance he situation is delightful commands
foil VII tfbe bay the railroad the village OF Fusnng
all the leading from New York the village plank
rood 10 New York the door, xdng for vessels
wi hin few rods OF the farm Inc propertv unincumoered
AMI thu ls ipdisputable For other parto apply to
HkNRY HllXEk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-11

<ycOK WANTED IN A SMALL. FAMILY-A MIDDLE
" Aged Protestant woman perfectly capable and uswof
thy She good cook, washer rouer and bring
hs CITY reference Apply % Lsxn ron avenue aer
A
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A UCrIon NoTICE-OROCKkRY.G GLASS AND OHM
"A by J. 8. II. BARTLETT. aucdoneor Tuesday, Mari
H. a 10 O'Clock o. l Pearl street, large assortment OF
kinds Of w. q. blus. common and stoneware; FreLt
wave sveg plated &C.. Ia dealer
Good carefully packed Tor shppnx. Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-11

have adopted Thomas Bait, patent foe suspendng lower
topsau yards and have fully tested them
nom Liverpool New York-hsvns had heavy galss
OF wind and Of them carried away weather tcpsAn
sheet which brought heavy sran upon The yard but dn
anect IN no least Ard can safely AZ that tbs plan sub
anua In every respect Tho supporters also great
provement in relieving the russerees and nhavDS rca
my tcpmast with everything ret and standing
loosen the I'D Any whaling 70 the Improvement
has been tested can do by calling board shp Hsary
Clay, pier No. North river, New York
DAVID CAUrRYNA. shin Hanr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-11

TNO MANuF ACTURERs OF IRON, LIME CRMENr
marble d ,st dc.a1his company have always on hand
marble suitable for uxne lime marble dust &C which wil
Westcheser Marble Works. c0A Broadway. Room No e.
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d G. BULKLRY, AUCfIoNKER.-JAMRSM N. STARK
will sell q auction BY order o. The assignee q Hsrk
A. the premises 81 Hudson street. the entire stock
handsome cabinet fu nture Catalogues days OF sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-11

ANERCANTILE AND TRADE AGENCY-ORDERs ARR
1N respectfully solicited from merchants,
trustees Of schoo DC for bookkeeper. salesmsn. schoo
" executed charge to The employers By appyng
the Office, 293 Broadway, room No
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= Of dry goods contnued-A 10 clock n. At No LOO
of arcy staple and domestic dry goods all fresh and well
will be sold In lots 70 suit purchasers and will be
Inducements ladies' and others wishing purchase dry
goods at auction and U The retailer 70 repensh his stock
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DERsONS HAVING REAL ESTATE, MERCHANDISE
other kina of personal pro9erty which they wish
to sell exchange, find ~ their advantage BY calling
ue. HALL 4 ALDEN.
Motau Building. room q, 3J5 Broadway.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-09-27
A Tough Witness.

Prosecuting Attorney.-"Mr. Parks, state it
tou please, whether you have ever known the
defendant to follow any profes inn."
Hes been professor ever since I've known
him"
"Professor Of what I"
"Of religion"
"You don't understand me, Mr.. Parks
VT does he do9"
Generally what he p|eases."
"'i'ell the jury, Mr.. Parks, what the defend.
ant follows"
"Gentlemen of the jury. the defendan, FOL-
lows the crowd when they 60 in to drink"
"Mr. Parks, tins hiud Of prevarication will
no, do here. Now state how this defendant
supports himself"
II saw him last night snppor himself against
a lamp post"
May it please your honor, this witness has
shown a disposition to trfe with the court"
Judge. Parks. state if you know any
thing about it, what the defendants occupation
is"
Occupation, did YOU say?"
Counsel.- ayes, what is his occupation7'
IF | aint mistaken, he occupies a.garret
some place in town"
That's all, Mr.. Parks"
Cross ss-examined.-"M Parks, I understood,
YOU to say that the defendant is a professor of
re- gIon, DDoes his practice correspond with
hia profession /"
II never heard of my correspondence or let.
ters passing between them"
You said something .bunt the propensity
for drinking Does he drink hard?"
mo, think he drinks easy as any man
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Zee paccas 6gRAfp,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY nv
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dyanoe, within mahh u the time o subscribing ssoo
paid within .ix months and ti0o the end of the
IdrsTiisiHE ,dyeneusns si he inserted At dollar
per lines hess, &c the nT inseTlion and my
each Insertion thssarr deduction u half these
wil he made In hose who advertise by the year with hs
priv iiess of changing quarterly,
na'as CARTS II Ho' moe Than one square, gill be Inserted al
sio per annum,
Announcement Il candidate, or district officers, go
county ercers, IS,
I Advertisements the publication of which u required hy
ss must he paid ku In advance and b work on dsrFy
when ~, rule departed frOm an addaai charge OF my pei
cent will be made,
ar Personal articles when admitted to our columns will be
charged double the ahaye rates
f Advertisements marked with the numher ~ insertions,
be continued until orW.e directed an charged aocorinEy,
h,ersr' advertisers, and agents may remit money 10 US At
pea,
AGENTS.
following gentlemen requested 10 act Agents or the
ani arc aurre to rcer'e and rceslp, for suberp
tets, advertisements, NC,
N. p HyrKrs, Lancaster, Dallas County.
nsoRgs wlsos, Cedar ilill. Dallas e"unty.
Cant. , ". ar.,, nINl'Iiie, rauan' county.
lr;,,, hr; y; S,rs rr.s' rcr Worth, TaHant county.
JoHS l.. LovrIoT. Mckinney, cOllIn county.
LogS n. Parser, Weahrrfori, Parker county,
Jas, T. RAYEi- Kaufman KAUFMAN county,
J. D. llEArll, Black iil, kaufman county.
y. W, RoGGRs, waxahaehie, Kills county.
,SsS nvy stGs, %,,s, Chambers Creek ErI, county.
H. =. saiIiI, Sherman, Grayson county
Capt \, u ALLEN Preston, Grayson county.
A. BElrOS, Esq, Curslcanna, Navarro county.
Jas T. LEE, Purtrr's Hun, Navarro county.
A. =. LLnYD, Alton, Denton county.
s, Weaver, GAINESVILLE, took county.
II. X. LIrIuER, Clarkcsrlle, He'd River county.
NJ. pAIr0S, Postmaster Palestine, Texas.
A 7. IIowgLL, Esq Gteenvilie, Hunt county
ALLss, BAGnr Co., Houston, Harris county
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-09-27

to be added to the School Fund. Thus. i
will be .een, that Messrs. Allen and Throck
morton have constantly kept in view the in
ereasing Of the Common School Fund from
the sale Of our public domain, as well as III,
Ofiording Of encouragement TO the construction
Of railroads.
The Reserve is now opened from Marcl
nex0 to the certificate holder, aud to new Ger,
Ifcates al 80 cents per acre, obtained from
The land office, and the proceeds go into the
school fund. Sill il may well he doubted
whether the trhe interests of the whole State
do not require the establishment of the prinri
pie asserted in Dr.. Throckmorlons junclou
bill, or IN Mr., Aliens sixteen section bull, the
recessary result Of either Of which measures
would be a certain realization 10 the school
fund of more Than ten million of dollars. The
members from the coast did not seem to apprr.
riatc their interest in the establishment of suh
m exemption, alternating with the State. be.
cause their roads did not pass through mnrh
vacant land. They did not seem to compre.
hend that now is the golden moment to secure
to the school fund, through the increased val.
ue of the alternate sections of land along the
lines of roads where there happen to be vacant
Innd, such an amount as will make that fund
perpetual to aid, even by increased loans, fn.
'ure roads from the roast and interior ms The
S'nIe devclopes.
We still think, however, thar the present
Legislature, in much of its action. has accom-.
rIished great results, aud that whilst some of
the measures that have brcu pissed have been
lli.ad iscd and impnIiic, mrny others are wise
and salutary, AMI will secure most henlthGul
influence Oh the prosperity of the State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-09-27
Mr. Buchanan on the Slavery Question

In lSl5, during the debate on the admission
or Texas, Mr.. Buchanan uttered the following
sentences:
ain reviewing the humble part which have
taken in public affairs during period not now
short, there is nothing which can view with
more pleasure than the course have pursued
on the subject Of slavery. When first came
into the Senate | found the abolition excite.
ment much more violent than it is at present
The mails were then loaded with pictorial
representations calculated to arouse the pas.
sions of the slave and excite him to vengeance.
The danger of serviIe Instructions was rnmi.
nent. Those engaged in the agitation believed
they were DUNG Cod service Honest fanat;.
|cism, in the history Of our rare, has done as
much evil and shed as much human blood az
any other cause. The agitation threatened
the existence Of the Union. 1t could not be
supposed that fathers and mothers, who went
to bed trembling at night lest their mansions
might he involved in fumes before the morn
ing, and all the horrors of servle insurrection
might be their fate, would long cling to
Union with people which encouraged such
enormties. Self.preservatoh is the first law
Of nature and above all other laws.
Surrounded by these circumstances, took
my stand on this question, from which have
never since departed, Uhder the Constitu:
ton the Southern States have rights guaran-
teed to them, and these rights determined to
maintain, come veal, come wo. determined
that would never risk the blessings Of this
Confederacy, with all the beiefiits it holds 6at,
not only TO ourselves, but to the whole human
race, for the sake Of an uhvaiing philanthropy
The constitutional rights of the South, under
our Cons,tu ional compact, are as much en-
titled to protection as those of any portion of
the Union.
81 stand by the Constitution as it is: and so
fer as know large majority Of my constit.
uenis have appt6ved of nv course
Before the fatal agitation ofabolion arose,
his happy etent, GRADUAL emancipation) in
several of the States, was approaching its con.
summation The current Of public opinion
Nas Siringly in that direction. In the House
nf D.! .It-.> IN Virginia, the grandson of Mr..
Il r-n' hal IA rolnr proposition, having
Nv GU ri em'n;'ption. wh b, if my
"' rar ser ne US LIS b, 4 single vote.
= o. q ; { 1ne ru! al end TO these
at ,,ru>r ,.ls. Iaihere 10 he
! lGossatustoa d. II Is Nay II 10 prp,aal,"
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py john COOPER VAIL


Hurra, for natures noblemcn,
The artists of the mind!
Hail! wiclders Of the mighty pen,
With every glory twinei,
Where thou Sh; so IRIS freely to its God,
Unshlcklel as he "a c il.
The freemcn rule o'er Freedoms sod,
As frecmcn long will hat il.
Roll back the veil Of m,ny years,
The iron age just broken,
The spirit Of Faust appears,
10 find out Freedoms token.
A German still unknown to fame,
Made Europe's wise men wonder,
As he who holds dearer name,
Drew down the living thunder.
'Tis yours, the mighty past to solve,
The record of all ages.
And still like brilliant sons reyolve
Around the futures pages.
You whispered to Genoa son,
A deed that seemed gigantic,
And he world of glory won,
Across the broad Atlantic.
IT'S yours to wake the Russian slave,
TO rouse the noble German;
To tell Hbernia she is brave,
Downtrod by England's Firman..
TO breathe the records Of the past,
To men of heart and daring,
When Borimere threw TO the blast
A banner worth the bearing.
Pale Europe still must paler grow,
Her heartstrings now are breaking;
And her blood drops freely flow,
Oppressipn's soul forsaking.
They flow to water our fair tree,
And from it ne'r to sc cr--
A health to Franklin, Liberty,
And Freedoms press forever
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-09-27
A Compliment 70 the English House Of
C Mmons

Bnre''s L'r'on correspondent says:
l. st n'g 1 t'trr WAS an attempt, but only
a a''"mnt % expsl from the House of Com.
Mon, a no'orinus member, James Sadlier
o"oer of til miserable wretch who cut his
ovn Jhrm' 10 avoid being transported for his
1lg,l'i friuis a couple of months ago, This
J'n"~ Sa I''r, hey say, is as bad as his
hu'hrr was, for he had not the shame that led
the other TO commit suicide and vet the House
of Commons refused to etpel him. The fact
i, this assembly, which once boasted of being
the finest coIIertior of gentlemen in Europe
has degenerated into a body of low stock job
hers and well known swnders George Fl I'd
So', the railway king, who was denounced il
every paper of E ,g!and, Is still a member o.
this sanctuary Of speculators. He defed then
20 exp | him. and they dared not, for he conlt
nrnve every member of the House, as well as
the government, guilty of every species of rus
"aIitv during the railway mania of lSi5.-
D p nd on it that it is the same thing now
Lord Palm"rston last night opposf d the expul.
sion Of S dlier, as well as various members
aud il IS because they know that the rascal
has Ont proofs that would criminate not only
of the House, but likewise some Of
the government MS we'll All these things
have their effect, and will bring forth bitter
fruits.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-09-27

PaospEcrs IN New Yoax.-From every
part Of this Stale we have the most cheering
news. The democracy are buckling on armor.
and seem determined that the last vestige of
neutrality-suspicious. shall be sw' pit from
our borders. We can assure the democracy
of the State that il they do their whole duty
Mr.. Buchanan will be the next President
We are not over-con6dent, and we do not
exaggerate Never was the democratic party
in this city so we'll united and so strong as it
is at the present moment. And it is determin-
ed to disperse and annihiate the opposing
bands. This union and spirit is not confined
to the city alone, but TO the whole State
Day Book.