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BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, sc.
- JOHN q PAGE. ia respectfully announces c~-
A his friends aHd the public generally that ~
arrival the North, his Fali s<Al1G
ROOTS, SHOES, rnU KS. XC.,
9g aey In ' as Of oa'ns,, HI stock h.. jus, been selected
and h ior the mOa par With cash. aud he aatter hm,f VIII
Ills stock Of manufacturing material is second 10 cOn.I
skin. skins. gentlemen. wear best
imported stock Of sys,y dss;pon for ss Cater. and Shoes
seas JOHN c. PACE, ia, 70 Main
HESnY CLAY CIGAHS.-Exeellent in appearance.
@ by Psss 70 = as the se o ss, sssr made the Uaa
sc26 2os Main street
WISSTEM Will ne HERE HEromE
and yyry body viii be Obliged to have supply OF semPle nia
is il% Sa Dig sst 1904 s ads
the ony kind which is made aud warranted pure sa BY
'egS s2MaIn St, and Druggist. and grocer. generally
IS AIEHaING's sAFEs,n WITH POWDER PROOF
LATER AND RUBBER BETTING. ENGINE HOSE, STEAM
iSsgKSNes on tIgE 10 The MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE ISsU
H4 yS 1 a y. S.p s. July st. & S,s
stree. .sas - i, y: kNowLis, 1s. is.''
NVINIsEh OATS. for sale of last year; ,s;s mn,
nysrEn pISHEs.-Boek Tin oyster Di.l,e.. Of v,rog.
" sizes Oyster Knives Just received and .r sss BY
] selection
MAtrts in the single walter, for sale the ChnA
AID hOuse Furnishing Store Of bULKLEY 4 co.
ETiHE IRONS, sHOyELS AND TONGs, Ac-
Steel aud Brass pre Sets Steel and Brass shoves
hl polished Brass Bronz- aud Andon Nursery
and Bra Tenders Poksrs Coal od e Brass Copper aud Iron
together with large variety Of other Fall and Winter Goods
| receiving at BULKLEY A cos,
J sec l8I Main street.
| RIEw EDITIONS ENGs.isGI tiOOKS-Among
~ which a great mAhy New Books Just received
A MORRIS, No 81 Main
Traits ard Stories Of PcAsany by william Carleton
VIII numerous Illustrations wood and STEEL vols $50.
The Count u Monte Cru BY Alexander Dumas; with
/ Illus rstonS : -
Wild sports the Far West by Frederick Gerstaeksr tinted H.
/ Illustrations fi,2j
Joan.on Live. Of the british Poei', completed by william sI
IT.; : v0ia illustrated. ~.
I' Horn. with the hes, Authors. different style. binding
vols.
Ts Hits Of sllemuo; by the author Of the wide Wide
tt25.
/ splendid assortment Of Sgw ESGLIsH JUVENILES.
TIE London Picture Book, for all good Boys and Girls; senddy
/ illustrated wili ceiifed rngfaviggs "
Madame 6uiEofs Popular Tales 10 cents
LIE - Napoleon Bonaparts. 70 cents
Miss EdgewOftlis Popular Tales " cents.
Moral 70
Aunt M,yers Box Of rss. With Illustrations linen. 2'
Adnt Mavsr's Illustrated Primer. isc.
ALSO New d.ns q Scottish chs Little Savage Thaddus
warsaw, Egcworth Parents Assistant, kgeUurs is
sons, &C. sc2G
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-26

YORK MARKETS, Sept qtth, p ~
fouthrrn
demand Go bbs o.
o choice. " 500 7T5 for fancy
GHas The slih modsrats
and Tor export and sales eDOO bushels
ti6lk far rle Southern " 52i ~ for shi Michigan u
tt - Tor red Tennessee Rg lover, Win sales N prime si6
Arm and he demand good sales
81 u ~ Ct o unsolnd mixed Weston W store, sod 6ebk
god 10, including the Clip prize,
aud &c. deliverable within days. sellers option.
BALrIMoRg MARKErs sept ppm
floUHfere sriequiry this morning prices
declined yesterday
sales Of l5n bbis Howard se Al isO closing buyers hs
sae alo Of 200 bbls Ohio s figures CITY
fair rsqaea, but cre buyers an sellers We
c o @ bos AZ $50 No sales since Change TIE New Yort
dispatch shows = quiet market.
Gssns WAeff.Therr a demand this morploe but The
m,fkei shade lower Th supply being
10 On bushels offering good
lto t5 good It choice 1s cents red
$50 et-, and choice 10 Tis
= 70 cts yessrday's prices
sboa 1000 offered to-day. ssI~s 81
.h- sou cents choice o. cents yvov 10 0sl c,s and
O.-Aboui 95oo bushels ossres to-day Of sod
| 70 prime 85G59
RE There were MY so bushels Pennsyivanla oasrrd
ming sod ssl,s of20 Psnnsyvania qnots
Maryland A. 1Oa1S
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do Cin small smounts.)
NEw JERsEy.
Solvent Bank, par a y dis.
YNSNsYLvASfA.
Solvent iRs, Phil, par 40 Y W.
Country. R1jB d..
INV roHH.
Solv. Banks, city, par % 7 ~.
DO do county, ff0A as.
5th Avenue Rank, ....
Knickrrbocker bank, ....
CONNECTICUT
Solvent Banks, LdH die.
HAEsaCuusK1Ts
soiv. Bks, Boston, par a X dls.
Country, y IL.
Cochltuats Rank, failed
HNNTuCEI
Solvent Banks, k0i Dc.
Newport srfety FUND, JAILED.
Kentucky Trust 90 failed.
Small Notes, 2ds d..
rENNEssHs.
solvent Banks, y DE.
Yarm-rs' a Mechanics',
Memphis, failed
Small notes, S1f de.
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ROOTS, SHOES, rIsU KS.

LOCKS
LATER AND RUBBER BETTING, ENGINE HOSE STEAM
PACKING &c.
INSURANCE. ON LIPE Ia the MUTUAL BENEFIT INsU.
RANCE COMPANY Capital July lst, iS55. ~ S2gsst
FOR either Of the above, call Staiioner' Hail.
sea6 ~ W. kNOWLfa Az
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-26

y JOHN q PAGE, JA respectfully announces c~
ke>~to his friends and the public generally that f<11 ~
- he Is receiving. aud ~ll eontLn- INIS ~
every arrival the North his Fall A1lxl
sto.k of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-26
Amour, amour quand tn nous items,

UU peuI DItn ulIe ndIen PRUDENCE,
aud should lie do It ~i not be the first occasion IN
which elderly gentleman forgetting his wealth aud pc.
sition, has married his h6usekeepei.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-26

The Banks buying and selling Northern exchange
aud the brokers selling ~ =.
Gold preu; silver per prem for old for coinage
Tie Of the following Institutions this
cevabir Z, poslie a the banks this city via
Farmers: Wheeling Fsrnon. Kanawha. Berkely Roct'm.
y ys,ss%Ee % DO 90 q. do to-, , do
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-26

Nc Russell the Tmes correspondent Moscow gives detail
the Imperial procession % The krcmln that eofo
wiz cost el0lODj sterling THE procession vas gorge
1fstia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-27
DEATH OF THOMAS II. BAYLY..

Il ha, caused sincere pain to real in the Norfolk
Hrr,l! notice Of the death of Thonts H. Blyly WIN
brenthed his last at his residence, in Acconao coun
IT, Va, on Sunday morning, tie I'D inst, nj o'clock,
in the 4sh year Of his age. We knew Judge b. long
and intimately, and always admired his fine talents
strong mini, warm heart, and noble qualities. For
many yesr. member Of the Virginia .sislature, hs
WAS elected Judge of the Circuit Court. From this
poston he was transferred to Congress, and he was
reelec.ei to the same high position fof several TERMS
Although the District was opposed to him politically,
the popular confidence in him was so srea; that he
nyer failed of success. In Congress rs in every other
post he filed, JUICE b. was prominen, and di'tin-
,uished. As chairman of the important commit
tees of Ways and Means and Of Foreign Affairs Judge
b. did good service by his sound judgment and mark
ed readiness in debate. Our deepest synpathles are
With his weeping widow and two children.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-27
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THERE HE STANDS.

II have been placed upon platform "t rh'ch /
mo1 h"dridy GPyyOr', aud that can speak for me
t. NJ the r-;,rcs-ntaiy" oi the gr~Ht Democratic
psrty. aud not simply James Buchanan. | nut
SQUARE NY CONDUCT ACCORDING TO VIE
PLArFORI OF THAT PARTY, and insert no new
p!nuH nor take one from il.
The Black Republican press ts"ys the SprinShcd'
Illinois R"g-ter,) quoting, with much apparent
qualification, the above sentence from remarks re-.
Gently made Ly Mr.. buchanan at Wheaand. We
nope they will keep it stereo.ypcd in their c"lamns.-
IL is his d-votioso the principles of the Democratic
platform that will M. Buchanan the cn!lIusi-
asc supper: of the national Democracy. Ii will he
seen by the above that he pledges to square his con-
duet according TO the platform of The ptrty'-the
Democratic party. Black R-pubcani5m will rcH-
der him essential servc. in Keeping this pledge "b-.
fore the people" The Democracy expect it, and
will sanction nothing less, and every true Democrat
is proud that we have standard bearer who thus
galIanty makes the issue with the Dcmucracys enc
tD;..S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-27
NUMBER II,

Northern papers, an heard from North pei, ,,,, ,i.t
companies hnVe hern chart.r-i mi tr -orra i
Your Legislatures. III" ""i-c, al whIc, w,.
Kansas w;th Aboiitonists
And We have certa talniy seen nol,.S ~, ,,, ,;o,.
ngs called Ia organize what they ',rm. = + .rI,i,
Aid Societies, one Of which had F. T. Br,.rr.r p..,
dent. lou say that "whnt lia- been uud.rf, ,>.. B,
lB"st"n) will be- carried on fairly HHG OPENLY FIN,
mriag"mrn: is IN the hands Of m"u 81 rru !rnra. #
wcai.h and determination. &c Now, ury ,,.,r IF
let me nssur. you thai the lut-en- nt our a;~-
here. I" utc; yunr movements M iM. North. j. SEQ
under tn" cntr" and direction 0 prudence uil d...r
hl'lt'iun. We have Hu, much wealth .!nuug,i u 1t,
We nave Sui'l"ncy. and We wall 81. iiif ii-..ua .a
dune IN Your people and 10 ourselves aud wurn v.
ar" iairiy rulEcd by Your power wc Will then GcJ
csce, but NOT Til then.
In conclusion, would say thar y"u anl your poo.
PIE are thr aggr-5sors upon rights. Yrl, ynu. p,
hrtVr Us anl our prcuisar' institution frun Hsusgs
!" e 90 ho' ihtc'I cost what Il may. Ia b" driven
uePriVed "i ANY "i our r!Ghfs. Missouri w,!i u.vr
again compromise or conrri". We are and intent 70,
remain your equals. Suce The war nf tn" R..,uu' "u
you nave done nothg Tor the extension nTd glory .i
the c"nteerary. In the war Of 1872, except rw %.
your sailors. you did nothing. 1t h. contest yr.',
Mexico, Massachusetts with the exception Cf ilfli-
lated regiment. was not IN. war uI yuir ,,. .li
triehds ,n' h"t aid III raising and "quIppL- al 81
neht W hen territory Is purchased with uur mono,
ani our blood You ARE for mognpoiZius Il. msY
be- somewhat unjust in the foregoing remark: 6lt
v. v
can correct me- In" sin OF slavery 4 in. 3, oar
not yours. Your fathers sold their slaves aiI nprs
bought them. II you consider slavery in Missouri ~
Arkansas a grievance 10 you. say ~ once ihat ""
mus; free them or you will separate from u. Ia i!
and you will act Ike homes: men, aud viii mt
you hall way. We cannot ever maintain iHis stale "t
qHasi peace aud quasi war.
have been Informed that You hsv" an iuror" Il
SIooOo0. Let iue susgcs. TINT you purc!h- :'DuJJ
worm o' negroes; come oar I" knUGn>. i.u! nni
ciohe your slaves we'll give them -inptoy oymrur; hui
tor them aud yourself good houses, iIi.ruyr thea
condition; bud Tor Yourself tiur barns AMI sit. DO.
cover the prarici with wheat. hemp nnh corn tr.'
your cattle on thousand hills: assist Your poor ur =!
bor; aud my word for it, you will do nlur" good r,
your race, both white and black than YEA me ,I,....
Ur can do in Boston. shout! be- !!dppy - .I',y" yu
for II nr.hbor: a:d you viii .ni ~ much :"rl "un'
shareholders rs YOU have found among non ,ly,r
holders. Al least yoU viii have trcd an r&Frr.G,r,i
Your OOcdIent servant.
DAVID X. ArCIIISDT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-27
,.,cuuOND ENQUIRER,
IL" - puly sEarwESSlH' AND WEEKLY,
Yvts','e u,r. PRYOR & DUNNAVANT.

,r dollars per annurn and at the
~ ~ H. :; ,akca Tor ashortcr period 'hai' ois
y. r-" ''',,, Wrchly rre dulars per annuin, @ue
s.s- .x months payable III advance 90 05 sra H
Dc '' ~ RENTED ~ % Ns',' poS' pN
-. -i '''', ''' ,<,rri!ng the circulation OF tne
'Waa - T"xNI.,ErK IN the Southern S,stS, tyv,v u
rrHNONP fH>> .,,,,rpc Il the issue "i hEnL
En;HTr"asI I,.i rcn,a;n- a's'iS al ''' 'e"''''"
- rly md Sem -, the political character OF thc
sc seed sny n-'I-E 'I-E which Is now what was ua'i
s,.gMuN9 tH", .,,,e that il Is the purpose D, .ae
,a.ury 40. We i.r energies 10 III" discussion oi tt
slrre :" No:aing!sm has brought o''''' '1'
..-gr- whN" ' u,.ar
county. 80, r,ou;rrr is published every 80 81 n
The WCcsy hq.,,, ii paid i'll advance, or for s.O
nn.ila. NJ = it' . ,,,,,, in advance acuucuoh u
We" PAIN. limbs III the following F"!o ~ S1n
rnsI, IL 's''i Eaourcr Will be furnished lot eSo
cc;:"s ~ - . .rr $40 twenty four cof'es' "'u '' " 49,
II, ss'ae PF'iTTIr;iTSNtlS OF ADVERTISING s-.,
MY rxoy,RYR-For TkS hhes VI .es., ~ y.
y 'n' s.,, r,u,s ani every succeeui''s ~ .i ,;. -
Ei''~', Il inserted twice "'eA " -, .f,,r
~ S;.,, .,y.: sud hsll cents iof e"'!. s' 80, n,
-. .iI wacn inserted only o''''
f. ss'E !" wrry1Y-For rES lines or less hrst i''
\ 'Hh - .v, cents; for each subsequent 'nsei.io
E:,"" E:s. when inserted only once "0eh 'e'e"''
c,g 10! tSch UhserHu" E,.s ar lrss first insertion
y n 80. for each Itnunncc MI! cents. IN
E'e"!T'' mr., charged SO tor une square oi ~
Sha.' ,,, scu.,,. and in TINT proportion lot a''
Ia - -, rrr4,cr lct-th, except AucuohrcfS' WI"
~ charged S.gG, paper ici"a'uI sp,.., ,~c.e3;n,
- Al JI,,unrrs aEd Tributes ot Nespec'' eN'0e
~ lurs ,rr charged Tor hs ACCOMPLISHMENTS ,h
!'" !'1 from, a, distance aust nc accompanied WIZ u'e
ar :, ,i,,rrury rciercIcee. IL insure eAecut' II
- al ,u,- 10 th:> Office may be re'u''eu PTt ' "
yuiubl Bsak no;cs, NJ the risk oi the t."'"'s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-27

In 1919, after peace had been concluded | did ex-
press opinions IN relation to the and conduct
ot the war, which very after regretted and re-
called since that period have been ten years
member "t the House of Representatives, and IN
equal time OF the Senate acting part every great
Question My political enemies, finding nothing as.
sa'lahle throughout this long pablIc career,
sr back to my youthful years for expressions to ill.,
Iure my political character. The brave and generous
citizens ot Iennessee. tn whatever political party
;hey nny belong, will agree that this is n hard meas
ure tjustice aud it is still harder that, tor this rca
son, they should condemn the President for having
voluntarily uIler. d ne seat i'll his cabinet
never deemed il proper, at any period of my life,
whilst the country was actually Engaged in war
with foreign enemy to utter a sentiment which
could interfere with its iccesstul prosecution
Whilst the war with Great Britain was raging,
should have deemed il little better thnn moral treason
TO paralze the arm ci the government whst dealing
blows against the enemy. After peace WAS cuncu
'led the case was then different My enemies cannot
p"in; TO a expression uttered by me, during the
tinuance Of the war, which not favorable to it's
vigorous prosecution.
From your friend, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Hon. GEORGE w. JONES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-27
ANOTHER STARTLING DISCOVERY.

Til. Erouir.r publishes cock and bull story from
n South Carolina paper prntessng to come from
N.w York correspondent, TO tile elect mat one ot
th. deI.yates T., the late American National Council,
and n E,ryinia E,i,tor informed the correspondent
aforesaid during The session OF the Council thar Hr
Ithe editor and drlrgate,l wns rs much opposed To
Flmore rs any Of The Republicans were. but that 1t
was necessary to stick To hlu Ill order |" Keep !he
,ortv tn,-tbrr in Viryinia7 Our ne;ghbOrs, chara-
hIv ins;nuate that the editors of the National Amrrl-
can know something about the matter. we nave
only to say that d0 k"or that no 'dHoE was del
epate from Virginia to tbs Grand Council The only del
.s who had ri slt to sea's IN the Council whn were
nr.uen, v.r. Mr. Bolts and Mr. McGruicr. w. know
farther that neither of these gentlemen entertain, and
therefore neither of them could have expressed any
suclI sentiments as those attributed 10 d'eSa'e
from Virginia by this anonymous scrhlsr' IL There
II. au American editor in Virginia, who stands III any
such relation tu the American Nominations rs Is IN
licntcd by this story, we should Ike to have nm
unin;od out. II the whole s'ory was not mi"h'"c-
iur,d by the correspondent OF the South CaroIina
manor some wag has been hoHXing this vcrant news
mnnyer. by passing himself oil upon him. for a
"Kn1w. Nothing editor from Virginia. Oar neigh.
bor. nns hunt ny better subject Tor startling an
n,urr.nr,lts" than such tlmsy trash rs this Va
t0Hai Am"rraa.
In repy 10 our heishbor have to say that, since
tb publication referred to, understand that 1.-The
Virginia Editor menionedis is Mr. Bisbyofthe Norfolk
Am.rican Whether or not he was u delegate who
Ind right to seat in the Council, it ia certain that
Mr.. b. took prominent part in the Council 1t is for
the Sew York correspondent Of the Charleston Stan
dard to throw light upon the subject and to substan-
tiate his statement, which he made clearly and def
nitey.
We have only to add Tint, whether designed or not,
the continuance of Mr.. Fillmore in the field could
only result in mischief to the Constitution AMI the
Iuon, by dividing The vote of the South in the great
mud only contest between the National Democracy
and Black Rcpublicanism. Men Of all parties, how
ever, are daily b.comin. convinced of the truth OF
this position and of tn: Importance Of ralying upon
Buchanan aud Breckuridgs, in order to crush FIRE.
mont, tho recreant Black Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-27
NEUTRAL. COMMERCE.. INSTRUCTIONS 80
NIP RI'CIINEAN ~.

WssHIvGroS, june - a copy uI III" instruction
of this government Mr.. Buchanan tr;" mul-' {"
England, YVES, to-day, III cOinpan"" with Il r'Ss0"'i.t
-, the Senate transmitted I" that b"'ly. Mr. Erg
lnnuu in h- letter to Lord Clarendon. dated 4. Ta'
3D. lS.ij invites the British government {" -I,: a'"
a treaty, similar to that with Russia, rec 'gn."u- .
princpIe in favor ui n"u;ra! c"Innrrcr. 'H' " - ~
.halI make free goods, c1ntrabaLd al Vs.: -rrr.''.
ard thu, the goods of friend, captured OF board l'
vessels of I'll rnrIny, with the like exception, siaii
not DC subject TO couf-ca,on: ami inrh''inn' i..'
the parties ah "appiy these prinri"s {" -. ''H-
l:.rcr mud IsatI"n Of all such p"wrr' I'D S'n+s
smglI consent 10 adopt teil, on iht. p"'S - ,'
lnanrIt aud inmu:ahIc.'
In conclusion Mr.. Buchanan says III = S''T'''
necessary TO observe thst the present pr"p"-" dos
not prncced from any apprehension '"'' '''a' ~
tain will ever hereafter reverse t pTtcrl"' ~" hii
~, rcu,lv established. Ii has been solely 'cIhi'c
Inv desire to gve 20 the principles oi her My-r''
d,rIarrou the solemn sanction ~ u"i" governments.
md ,hn. by their combined Influence /" c"c"w'n.'
the adoption "i 'h=ih |" "'''' '"''.' VI 'S
world" - :,
from Lord Cinr' nd' n
I ,u:r.ar. f.o,n u report prepared by Chef Justrc,
H. OF Ii Court OF CGi:ns giving an account Il
. busnesss sHced ~ mat rJuns 'tn, :hcy h"s
Il, prese nj Congress before The end "t III" r'--t
q son. they :.,al receive the evidence ttr'
pecG-d te:. nnhl decision III one hundred ga tw-r
five cGe.s they Will have exam md ordered '"--
;.rnuny IN two hundred cases. and drawn Up nes'iy
hundred elaborate pin0ns on questions "i Ia" -
MJr- they think. Could not reasonably be e&pe'i"
aud -y say they have the CONSCIOUSNESS iFnt NJ 80
their time aud capacity have been devoted I" lie
performance Of their official duties
The President lkewIs= communicated 10 W." ~"
Houses to-day several documents On tie s"'Dr'l -
I'm. conflict between the federal ana Cher A"- c"nE
and al-o in regard 20 the inaJ quacy {" rfo',r,l"'
against the Intention of improper P"r-": ~ 'Hr t"''
okee country. The present nt"'nterc"ur'e ID"
for riec;ing bad while men from t"e ',r'""H' "e'
,nskcs no provision for their return. C"hSr"-s y
called upon to suppy the d"irct.
SEwy WORK JusE 25-Flour has advanced sales
-, g.. hrsrd. ,t 81 70 Ohio 50 20, Suuj.erT 81
Wheat and Corn are firm aud uuciuusrc. Stocks
are higher. Ilrsiuia's 9I..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-27
HOW IL TAKES.

Speaking of the receipt OF The Intelligence at wash
in.tnn Of the nomination by the Biark Republicans
uf Fremont, the correspondent of the Pennsyvanian
SAYS thu; the news ell perfectly and entirely dead
uay, still bnrn-among large number "f the Oppo.
si,ion The three Washburnrs are srun and dis
pIeased Pennington, of New Jersey, says it is an
awful bitter pill for him to swallow. Dunn, of In
diana, denounces it. Edie, Of Pcnnsy ylv.nia says
tina, Buchanan will carry the State by tiiiy thousand:
and could, were it necessary, enulnerate plenty more
Of IN. same sur but this will give you an iden "i
IN. STYLE Of things here the Black Republican or
negro worshippcrs' side Of The House"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-27
nv TuE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

Il
vxrrpN,TiON hayia. been received " the ESecu,,"
6..Itvr- SuErNERD, charged with !riony IN Il"
"a ',..v b, ,,,apcd hy breaking Jail, and is NOW ."
r. .'sr.,ors do hereby offer reward oi one
~; i,i,, 10 any person persons who sh"i "rr','
tame, Snrphri aud deliver him into the y" "' 1a
cy.n,y 0, Kash; and do moreover req".ET az "a'
:. '. ,a,.r.ly TO use their best cNcItiVE> % P!o'
,- ~ ,r.r,, Of me said Shepherd, tia; he niSy be
= h. 70 jusI!cc ,.,d.- ,fc .,,er
yr i.r nv hand Governor MD uiid'' '.c Lc'Sei
S.,I -, me Comrnonw .uIIh I Richmond THIS sth
uay Oh '""e' !" '''' HENRY A WISE.
Shepherd described as about 70 s "'' "t a NO
'a. INK .kin teeth very wide before; very
;,.s ~ hri on Wien he escaped black Jeans Goa
,-s..I vel, vn-, sui black pants: wore large whiskers
IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-27
UNITED ASSAULT On TIE NATIONAL DE-
MNIRACY

1t is fact worthy of note that both the Fhnoreues
and the Black Republ cans pursue similar game in
their attacks upon their common enemy the National
Democracy. On the reception Of Mr.. Fillmore, on
the Atlantic, Alderman Briggs said: Il rejoice that
you will return to the White House, 10 ,rm0ce
III" rc"m'A that have gathered there during Your un.
fortunate absence from the national helm" The New
York Courier says, with quaint hum"r, that at last
reports the committee of the council were Tall but
the chairman) engaged in Cnncoctlng scheme Ia
keep Jack Briggs i'll check Ills speech u Mr.. Fill
more, in the cabin of the Atlantic, was regarded as
not 'exaclly the thing, and they were in much trbu
.rion lest Jack Briggs should do something more to
place Mr.. Fillmore in ridiculous positou-to cay
nnlhing of themselves
In the spirit the resolutions and speeches
of the Black Republicans of Chicago who approve
of the conduct of the Kansas outlaws in driyng the
authorities, and thus encourage civil ar and anarchy
in the territory. Vaughan editor Of the Chicago
Tribune. said in his speech:
We must have free co,nniitce in every State:
must raise II million nf nIney and five thousand
true and brave men, armed and equipped tor
year and send them IL let these rnili Ans know that
frrcincn and their right. are 10 be pro;cct'd.'
An Iowa Democratic eScnalSe remarks Ol tllese
infamous demonstrations
"Sprniec Vaughan himself would be of the
first tn t.:-drslic his big talk - from the troubles
tiat in carrying out his reasonable sentiments would
involve him. lie and other drnagugurs who are
iu-iyng iorcible resistance 10 law ani order, know
wei, that their position utterly unt-nable and can
not be- maintained, however they rnny deceive snine
honest bu, ill.ini1rn-d in regard TO the true state
Of affairs in kansas
All good men will see that the national Democracy
have 10 withstand the ruthless assaults Of vUlatcrs
of dccency law and order, in the Fillmore and Black
Republican ranks.