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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

~ CO-PARTNEHsM1PN OT1CE.--We have
~ this entered into partnership under the style
f. and arm af sIl.YERTHORS Cliff, for the trans
49, aefon If the and Jesery business in the store
b.tsfoe occupied H. syerthos, Main street Lynch
burg. Va :. -....s., - :,
s,rbes and Syerware. which Will compare favor
49, nrfse Ia keep on always the best ahd newest
of GOOD. in line sell them at fair and easona.
~ prices article sold by Will be aranted to be
rrlsrenied -, ~. -, a.
stehes one Of being practical MATCHMAKER and
has a number Of years tue advantages ahord by
n the largest North from whieh he has received
The highest ties timonials for integrity and capacity.
We very respectfully invite the public 10 an examination oil
our stock which shall speak more particularly hereai
II oii.s ~ ! 'iN'-'t
nee n lss5 j. CLIFF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14
MERCHANDISE, &C.

arRpEss.A zse DOrSssHIg HEAVY =
Al NFAaH4 HARD WARE. NHsLEa A l. l. q
it.ltli sar4ae szs--N Ft4 sif#s1 La1ftbar-t ia e.
t-r ftea Hs#ssf II atI iIzE Tor tHH altHt p.
I...,.are iaHIa#a Cons Pistols HHHsHf sesl' il Yrs
a.-..s tra#zaTEi Nrsufffsz 4HH saith Tools. an
5as Ite1s. GzFa.a and Bugst Trimmings ,aadeiy $40
aksIs Findings fioar and Tabe u Cloths, Plated neoas
Wnd,s tore. and Shades. Wood aud Willow Ware House
eeune articles description Fishing Tackle
a. Ae which renders stock the most extensive and
sesabe we have ye offered public favor and embracing
greater variety than any In the state.
rhos desiring 10 purchase will find superior class Of
goods and At satisfactory prices and all who wish merely TO
See many articles streiy shall take great
pleasure in showing. sihfSoN bho
"a xrfz
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

These vessels the first class, built in the civ ~ NJ
more, expressly for this trade and have SUI eor recon
datons for passengers They are commanded by eNpore
Captains, wen qualified for the trade and will snnr
exeron TO accommodate. They will be towed up and A,
the rivers by and may be relied sail pomp
ads ertized
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New Va
will find il to their interest to ship by this line freight
always be taken low by any other line Packers
every effort will be made by the agents in Richmond
New-York to give satisfaction Insurance be effect 4
the Richmond Fire Association by this line per zen,
We respectfully ask and hope Il iii obtaining
share of patronage
Goods shipped by this line to New ok viii be foo
free of commission Aew Orleans. Mobile ChaIlcstc w.
yannah o. a o Southern Northern port
The vessels viii lie i'll Richmond in the Dock in NV v
at Berth No. |. Coffee House Slip Wall Sntrt
DAVID y w Ct hltIE, Richmond
&. ii. riEltSDN, y. Y, Ageh1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14
PHILADELPHIA.


ArEW HRANCu OF JuE CLOTHING.
~ TRADE IN PHiLADELriilA--TO SOUTHERN
DEALERS IN 0ENTLEMEN's sIPEi.FINE READY
MADE CLOTHING
T1Ios T. DILL co, IG5 Chestnut eet Philadelphia
below Finh street, have established immense
Clothing ouss for the manufacture and sale Of the Gle
Clothing that money and pfodu In anticipation
the Of southern easA buyers who have heretofore
ses York Tor that part OF their stock T. l. Dill
Co determined that house In the United States shall
offer larger varied stock hntT better made.
lower prices for cash An examination viii convince tho
-koptical Call and sec them jan 3i-d3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

HOAE, EanBER AND WOOD.-Aner this
~ date shall sell Coal Lumbcr and w God for cash only
Jan 26dly IL. A. CHRISTIAN.
NEW RD0sAs: NEW BOOKS :.-Payne 4
~ CHRlSIlA have tur sale the following Works.
kobersou's Practical volume. Price So;
Matthews Digest OF the Laws Of Virginia. Price SO;
The Virginia Convention of filthy Hugh Blair Grgsby;
Maeaulay'S History Of England-3d 18th volumes;
The American Almanac for 1886;
Land Labor and Gold--by VIM IIowit;
The Virginia History OF African Coionizaon-by T.
Slaughter
The Three Marriagos-by Mrs Iiubback
They would also call their
Letter aud Cap Paper-just received very fine.
fp
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NEW PUHL,cArIoN. OF THE AuERI-

T. w az n bVNS OE
~ CAN :. s UNION
FRUITS OF INDUSTRY or the LIFE OF ADAM CLARKE--
very interesting volume and should be read by all
sects and denominations
HasH AMY is highly interesting and seasonabc volume
MEMOIR OF DoLIaYoung Misses will be deeply interested
and greatly benefited by reading this Memoir.
tATACOMBS or RuMEWe need call attention to this
Yoiumc-thc title will that.
SCHOOL DAYS iEN1EWEp Students should fail to read
this volume
lHE SAD MsrAkE-A narrative Illustrating with much vivid
and fidelity the mistakes which often occur in the
religious training OF families Parents don't you need this
book
THE GREAT QUESTION is great book treats of great in
terests, Win You read
All OF the above, and the publications American s.
Union generally such s Libraries Teachers Helps Question
Books Hymn looks Maps and Miscellaneous volumes can be
dad at Lan5hone Nalkup's Book Store Lynchburg Va
T. &. JENNINGS,
hp us Supt Am. s. = Union.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

nla IsIANn. ncdford. VA, Nov. !. Ia.

Bra ISLAND, Bedford, Va, Nov. l. 1881.
Mosus Dors Co,Gentlomen i used about one fourth
Of bottle Of Turf Oh upon the back of horse. thu
entirely place nearly
large hand and this single application only applied
once) cured up entirely and permanently, really
prised the quckness of s curative properties aud think
II prompt and eeaeious than thing Of the kind
and have sold thousands bottles OF other preps
rations for similar purposes
Respectfully, j. l., BONDURANT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

,~..> @PEtIiV. PREMIUM At TIL u
q: $:
E+r'e X" VIRGINIA STATE AGRltHLIt RAJ FAIR
~ g5,!. AND A DIPLOMA Az THE UNION ABRlCIB,
tVEulH TIRAI FAIR At Petersburg for FINE MAR
fitII BIZ WORK which is sufficient guarantee that
lUis1 MARBLE " DIRK can be dune as well in this city
stT Il Other
If rhose want VIII please call and examine the
III oNiensiN assortment have always on hand, such
~ rs American and polished Italian MARBLE MON.
INlLNTS. TONES. HEAD and FOOT STONES, &c, from,
the pnlncst 10 The most costly, nj Northern prices.
" Particular attention paid orders from abroad, by
mail
( o. Book of Designs can he seen Al my Office
Inscription Books sent to any one wishing to bny free
of cost
y Terms cash delivery. Call or address
nov FITS JNO b. GADDESS, Lynchbure Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14
n1CuNONU AND E1sION LINE

These vessels of the first class, built expressly for
trade and have superior accommodations gers
They are commanded by experienced Captains wei qui
fled for the trade, and who will spare .ertion
lnoda,e
They will be towed mp and down the river l. steam I'D
may be relied TO sail promptly advertised. Muult
going North ordering goods from Boston, Will Iua
their interest to ship by this line as it is the only gull
and freight will always be taken as low by any 9TH w
sells and every effort will be made by the agents in ,a
and Boston to give satisfaction.
We respectfully ask and pc to succeed in obtaining
share OF patronage.
The vessels will lie in Richmond at the Dock and III b,
ton at RowcS Wharf
DAVID & VIM. cURRlE, Richmond.
ALLEN \ WELTCH, Boston ! 'E-'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14
VIZ cRurcnfIrLp
congratulated by permission lady Of this city
nAprI

Me,p. Done y Co,-Gentomen - used portion of bot
tie your Turf Oh which you kindly presented WITH
and take pleasure that found eheeiua IN einov
eruption the skin which had been practcrd
upon for by ply seans without receiving the
least benefit also recommendedt 10 friend Of mine who
for annoyed with similar eruption of the
skin and he Informed few DAYS since that from the
Of one bottle ho had been entirely cured
nesnecifnlly Il. NJ LEFTMICu.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14
GEORGE PAGE.

GoooHIAsD. February 70. lssS.
Mesus ilorc t.entlomen 49, Please send dor.
bottles Turf Cd sold medicine that has
given much general satisfaction your Turf Oh could
get astonishing certificates Of the wonderful curcs
has made but u needs none, nil II wants Is n trial
Your friend truly.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

~ sf ssgvems44E asl8H Ada aaAE g sgaas an 4
az4 AT 80 a5azs sislF7 H1 tsf-4 81 ~ IS
EHEaE&As = xSHf $50
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOkS!!-
~ American Almanac for leJ6;
The Three Marriages. or Life at a Watering Place;
Philosophy of Marriage--by Ryan;
Union with the Church--by iiprbaughi
Poems-by Gold Pen;
of the Church the Reign of Christ-by Taylor;
Looking unto Jesus:
Memoir o Abone; Life hid with Christ in God;
Weston; Ill and to Do;
Loyds Steamboat Directory and Disasters The Western
Waters
Iiosw ellis Life of Johnson, (New Editiou)
Balthw ats Retrospect for January
Headland on the Action of Medicines
Kauiins Abstract, for Jaualyi
The Quarterly Law Jourualby Jayfor which agents
Price 80 per annum;
Laws o United from 1893 TO ls56-by Dunlop
fe " n.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

hUEAT PUBLIC SALE Of SScndy Made
N CLOTHlNG.-Thes stock of JACoR NEWMAN form
ey Apple a Newmanj ID being closed greatly
durod prices H. viii not cary stock from To
year order clear his shelves HIS sthk
be has put price low that Snperne Clothing placed
within the reach of ALL aud hundreds ofour citizens and those
Of the surrounding counties supplying themselves pr
much lower than they have formerly pad for very inferno
goods Intend closing oit the splendid stock Of Appel
Newman possio, and therefore Intend offering
bargains Every in of really good cheap
fashionable clothing should not tail to visit the store OF
JACOB NEWMAN
Corner Of Nam and Market Sta, Lynchburg. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14
HDAssAGE OF TsfE TAN BIlI.-"s;vo.,

u SINNERS, GROAN.'-As most of friends, whose
accounts due before the LIST
called on and our in door business requiring with opening
the Spring trade the attention of all in the establishment
those who have forgotten overlooked
VIII obge by calling paying up old scores
mA@2s BURROUGHS. SHAFER & co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14
SlrMnMIER AKHAN.EMENT, L. Ez.................

SamMER ARRANGEMENT, II -s5sgs;a
- 70 TAKE EFFECT 10Th ARM ksfs ss...t'' 80.
niho1GH FROM PETERSBURG TO
ihhF LIE IN ONE DAY "A passenger train of ear
,ne depot OF the South side Railroad in Peershl
Ehh DAY Sunfays excopted) at q O'Clock ~, arr
al inc junction with the Richmond and Danvile Railroad '
al eau m tnrmv Hid 30 and and Lonchburg I9
p M connecting at that place with the Virginia and leh
See Railroad cars for the West.
Down train leaves Lynhburg at o'clock p m after the ar
rl'ai o. the Virginia and Tennessee railroad from tue
west arrives at the junction at 440 petcruig
at 80 p.
Passengers by this route take the splendid scaus
ROANOKE for New York, EVERY SATURDAY at q caH
a. m. or the steamship JAMESTOWN, every WEUNS
DAY at O'Clock n and the steamships PHILADELPHIA
every Monday and Thursday afternoon.
Fare from Petersburg Lynchburg .......... IS Wl
BurkSville... : "
dtInNliie..,- =
The mail train i'll stop only pc regular stations along
inc line to take up or put of passengers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

NEW LAW KOOKs.--Puyne a. Christian
~ have received the following Law Books:
American Law of Homieide-l vo.-by Wharton;
Gresley's Equity Evidence;
Morris Repovin
American Criminal Law-by Wharton;
Medical Jrrisprudence-by Wharton and Stile;
Whartons Law Dctionary.
Library of Law and Equty--l4 vols.-Price S15;
I.omaxs Digest complete in vols. fe 1T 8
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

II NUTHN ENN!~t hNNr Wt'k OpcN
ed supply of those popular Black Caters which sci
rapidly AZ 30 Also Ladies' fine Black Caters, with
without heels Also pretty Tan Color Gators, at 81 IL
Also. Ladies line Kid Boots and Buakins Call and
It's T. SEABI'RY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

uNNG SUFf hats have just opened, and
II have arranged to hosupPed regularly by oncof the hest
houses Gents Soft Hats ot variety Of quality and
style they introduced aud STYLES change
he Hack Hats opened this very fine Please
tmine them lma 1.tsI p SEABtfRY.
ulACON AND IARD.-ssncon and In on
D consignment and for sale by
ff
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14
MEDICIN Els.


II EVERY DESCRIPTION OK MAN OR bEANl
AHRA sfkBT0 cURE. AND NJ pANGEB Fhoa rnFosuRh 70
Price - rents per bottle
Eafered aooordaR IA If coHsrrss ~ rae trs oa q "a,
,.friet CoaY r Disfrjos 81 TirSiaa ~ DOFE
a Rfdissond "a Fiff
tuAa-I Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

NETWORK PACKETS.-Ths new bomn ii -,
line Is composed OF tn. following vessels and sa ss<ss
Richmond viz " ' va!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

now received very large stock of fa and Winter
DIZZY GOODS comprising all articles in the Dry Goods line
to which call the attention the public and friends
general am prepared to sell great bargains especially for
cash having bought my stock under great adv antagcs
Country merchants would do well examine my stock be-
fore going further East. will sell cheap any house in
Richmond or Petersburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

Nuca'- Furnishing Gsods.-sh D. s-, Collars and
AVu Drawers all sizes Of superior cut and MAXI" als In
a. rshr stocks Neck Ties Uabdk efclie Gloves Nc &c
cheap foreazh doe st WIN H. PAGE,
4 tARD.--un, wing sold my interest In the Dn-
~ guerreAn Gallery 10 this place, 10 ar JAMES kEAof,
ould respectfully recommend him Ia the favorable attention
the public skfu Artist and Rtcnau whom they
rely Come. then. and Of his 1nmabo AN
BRoTY PES which only he proc AIRED OF him In this
Ia taking my leave would return thanks for the liberal pat
aud snd attention receive ffos generous public dn
ring residence of over eight years y, h. GIBDs.
&c AGapc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14
4 I4tORICE.-OU cOnsi gnn,ent ~ I,icc lot ''F.
IL n G.' Mass Iiquorico, For sale by
N el-la WI son q co

hsIIARD n t,HENNLEE now rcccis-
~ ING from the Northern Cities their prng stock of
Grogerios, Staple Dry Goods, ilats Boots Sboe aud
large stock of Domestic Liquors, fine Brandies Wines
all Of which Will sell low cash. In oxchn for country
podnce plnctunl the usmhl lap
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

iEG " ARE-HOu Sf-w here IA br found the largest
Iuuhc aud Single Guns
Rises Deans English Self tpekinE rive shooter Colts Al
luus and IAafhers RspuerH Single Pistols. Powder
llasEs Belts Pouches Bags Cleaning Rods
Nipple Wrehrlps Erys Cocks and g u Percussion Caps;
Naas and Wire Cartridges all s4gcs. Iurts lIaTspys
diamond der and American Pow all kinds. Compress
cd Bullets naet and SmAi shut Lquot fasks. rogers
pocb Cutlery Bowie Knives Ra5 hue al
Port Monies Gold Silver ivory ind Crooked Sword and
Plain Canes and every thing nc tim makers
We have a let premium Rifles an and RcpasHg DOM
with de- patch and warranted. ~
WM Is 1 FISHER, opposite the
srulats Newell House. Ivuchtnrg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

n IssOGUT1ON.-rbe6 Arm of1Diilnrd a Wai-
IL Ia this day Dissolved by mntna All
having claims against VIII present them DILLARp
GHTEsLEE for payment, aud tho indebted will pay
the The Of the be used
In liquidation NN.-S DtIIAKD,
~ ia 1dta JAS. C. WALTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14
aDEWS OF FINE ARTS.

sNtttSEEst. ACADEMY OF FsNEAR
a - ATTRACTION ENTRADRpINARN.--PATE
AMERolNfES, by j. kEAGN only, successor to L. Il.
'}lts. a hSod stand door the Virginia Bank Main
sttrccout'sseiiy the highest aches Photo
Crap These bcaund pictures glass plates have in
few months almost entirely Hnniated the old style Daguer
tc" pancess, being Infinitely superior in every
ln~l they The
NcrSrd as in the D1gucrrcoypc They brilliant
richer IN tone and elegant in nish the
ect taken in fourth the time required by the old process,
aud lastly they will Hast for They Theoretically
ed between plates glass which sealing secured by letters
patent in the United States and Europe and owned in Lynch
burg by only This sealing ,ndcrs them hnpervi0us
air water other which destroys the Daguerreo
type.
Citizens and strangers respectfully invited to call ond
anime specimens.
Daguerreotypes copied into Ambrotypes and rendered I'M
porshable.
Instruction given In the aud the right to make Ambro-
types In Virginia reasonable terms.
Every variety of Castings Frames, &c; also large stock
JewolrN constantly hand. :
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

|HNE subscriber In retiring from the of Miller
tan returns his thsnks for the patronage received at
the hands his friends and respectfully socs continuance
ct the same 10 the Hcw concern OF VIM a. Miller.
lc HSts ROBERT : ELAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

Hand and Panel saws--some very beautiful
These fully warranted Call and examine before
I.L LIZ. l.u.n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

HNhE Undersigned viii continue the Grocery and Commits
sion business ard thepurchase Wheat 1T The old stand
where he VIII be please 10 wait his and the nbc
generally. VIM A MILLER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

ANkNs a.ssssa s'UEA sUs:s-Nc have ~
u very line Irish Potatoes table sale by tho
bushc o rctai Ian 2l-tsI LEE Il JOHNSON
EIVsSE CLOTHS AND DOE sr&INs.-Extra
u Tine Black French Cloths Doe skins. Black and Fancy
Velvet N,tmss heavy Winter Cassineres, &c, Sc lower
than ever, ldpr Ats WM l.. PAGES
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-08
frem ont nj the kodth,

Southern man. writing from Pensacola.
Lake county, Mississippi, to the Chicago
Tribune. reveals state Of things at the
South which will surprise some people. He
says
], IN common with many Southern men,
Ieei deep interest in your success in the
Kansas struggle, us we'll as the ensuing Pre-
sidential election; but We dare do nothing.
US we should thereby expatriate ourselves,
or suner intolerable persecution from he
Shareholders, and those under their influence
long, however, TO mount the stump, and
tell my Northern friends what many South
ern men really do think Of public affairs in
the present crisis. But We are tongue tied
-speechless, and dare not open our mouth.
IN defence Of equal rights and Free Labor.
without falling under the mercilesa displea
sure of the Oligarchy,' as your Northerners
correctly call them. Yet many of US would
brave their anger and malev olence. but for
| our families and relations that would suffer
on our account, the ruthless vengeance OF
the pubic oppressors Of our fair land.
Many silent but earnest PRAYER will be
uttered for your complete success in Noyem-
Der, by true hearted patriots south of Mason
and Dixon's line, who will work and vote for
'iimore as the least Of two evils, trusting
that their ihraldom may be oyer.hrown by
The success OF Fremont. lie is our hope and
/ morning star. II he sets in darkness, our
last hope expires, and leaves US in gloom,
May uod IN His mercy avert such calamity
from our land. HIS success will revive the
snonlderlng fires Of freedom in the breasts
Oh tens OF thousands of non slav ehoIders By
eompuision. Before his four years end,
there will be powerful, gradual cmancipa-
tlon party organized in all the Northern
slave States, on Clay's plan, while we, fur.
ther south, IN the cotton and sugar region
will conjure the right Of Free Speech, and Of
subscribing to and receiving such newspaper,
as we please. Work and pray for Fremont
but be sure to work whether you pray OF
not"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-08

The New York Mirror hns enlisted unde,
the Fremont banner, and among other rea.
sons gives the following for 80 doing. l,
says:
| But other and stronger considerations thar
these have determined the election We have
made After fighting the battles OF the
South for twelve long years, defending its
political rights, domestic institutions, social
character, manners, and habits on oil occa-
sion, recent occurrences have convinced us
that the time has come for the North, with
IFS superior numbers, intelligence, wealth
and power, to take stand, firm and fixed
as it's granite hills, against the threatening,
bullying, beating, skull breaking spirit
OF the South,-a spirit that tramples on
Compromises violates the sacred freedom
OF parliamentary debate and murders the
settlers upon our common soil for simply
opposing, by voice and vote, the fastening
OF Slavery upon a Free and Virgin Terri
tory.
As representative of Northern feeling,
aroused by series Of unwontcd outrages on
the part of the Southern politicians and
countcnanced by the Pierce Administration.
John Charles Fremont has been selected as 4
candidate for the Presidency. In the great
emergency OF the nation, the eyes Of the
Free States turn to him, who has waved the
nag OF his country upon the top Of America,
as to the rising Star Of the Republic. The
HOUR and the Man have come together, rs
they always do come, in the right time of u
nations need.
IL is not now our purpose to prophesy
We nave not even made an arithmetical cal
culafion OF the chances of this complicated
campaign. The question with US is not one
OF policy, but Of principle; not of politics,
even, but OF patriotism. In the event of
fremonps election, the very triumph would
suggest course Of magnanimity towards
the South. The Republican Cabinet and
Foreign Missions should fairly represent ey.
cry section of the Union. And il is the
strong assurance that such n generous and
purely national policy would be adopted,
more than all other considerations, that has
decided the step We have taken.
Against the otner candidates in the field
Fillmore and Buchanan--,he Mirror has
nothing to say. They are good men, both.
But the platforms on which they are mount
ed the ailience and associations they have
formed; and the measures to which they are
committed, are no. broad enough, free
enough, grand enough 10 accommodate the
progressive, INDEPENDENT, and go-ahead
spirit Of Young America. Old Fogyism may
iift is specsacles, shake its Silver GRAY
locks, aud warn us against yielding to this
sudden hurricane that is sweeping over the
North. Blu, so long ns the breeze blows in
the right direction, i, is better to 20 rith il
than Against 1t; aud, withou, throwing over
board single conservative principle hitherto
advocated by the Mirror, we can get into the
light for Frcmon. and Dayton; for the Union
OF tho states and the constitutional rights Of
both the North and the South, MS conscien-
tiousiy as ever crusaders battled for Jerusa-
lem. In times like these, to be neutral is TO
be u coward.