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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-09

UCrIOS SALE OF HANDSOME FuaYITURE-ON
"A "Wednesday, Dee 10 al lUh o'clock, by Ped COLE,
343 Fuln opposite the City Hall Brooklyn,
shtng Of two dozen mahogany psrlor chairs dressing
borkcase~ wardrobe mAvble top centre and
tables sofas sofa bedste.d mahogany rockers
spameed chamber su elegant tapestry carpets extension
tables oil cloth china and g-s paintings clocks
kitchen furniture, &C. Also assorted lot OF Jewelry,
Ac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-09

N u. NASH, AUcTI0yEER-OFFICE 9s BROAD
IL. wAyssle of household furniture Tuesday Decen-
her 8, lSe ~ u O'Clock NJ, at - West Twenty fourth
carpets bookcase br.ads dressing bureaus pier rssss
and slabs and other maitresscs curtains
sAAde. rockers tables washsanis crsckery kitchen fani
furc ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-09

DII.EB an AUUrnsts.

uCTION NOrICE-MoRr1 A6E SAFE II WILSON,
"A Auc1peer viii sell. this cay. (rueseay) Dec ~
IA oceea by catalogue the entire contents OF the large lou
dwelling bOnse situate No go West Soasieeth street
De whole oonnrng superior household furniture o.
Workmanship all made 10 order and IN excellent conuon
Yarr furniture About lA de OF rich vevetelrpes hr
nsagnifceDt rosewood psrlcr suits covered In ee&an
erscaae, with linen slip large easy V0alrs anu
sepuon chairs TO match two rosewood eegeres WIZ saro
tops and lined with san wool very
eIpensyey carved eiegant rosewood centre soc @
tables ladies' rosewood secretary with mrror nuea
with wood rosewood book snl s,susy
with elegant carvin made TO match me Nv, ~
arapS acton pianoforos Stool anu cver large
French pae mirrors lace and Docatei window
eurtans also great variety Of Oil paintings embr scog
vstsr srenes sea views moonlight views andsc apes
1e Al elegantly framed; large size elegantly decorated
sHsa vases Paran Chinese figure; twenty day
su ciocks se ether with many other costly mantel
sHairs covered harcloh aad medallion rocking easy
chairs oak and black walnut extension tables rich
china cn gsss ware comprising full assortment
sueh tumbers Wines champagnes gobe celery glasses
yer ware such elegant revolving casters with splendid
bottles Spoons forks cake baskets tea services salvers
VERY cutlery common crockery plates vegetable Dishes
soup kc also the furniture of all the bedrooms
sspiAiBmg the maple cottage black walnut and MAHOGANY
cushioned chairs elegant rosewood mahogany black WALNUT
and maple bedsteads cured hair mattresses best live
feather beds and pillows rosewood and mahogany
marble bureaus and Wristbands TO match the bedsteads
magnfcenty decorated china toilet SETS bedroom carpets
mirrors toilet and work tables elegant stair carpets and rods
sscslhs han stands &C. The a1conesr calls the special
attention Of his customers 70 this sale embracing eve-v
Ag rich and desirable useful ornamental necessary TO
the funshing ete Of first class house Purchasers
rely that the ene contents will be sold without
"a uge be removed the day of sale Sa positive
D. j. BARNEY Attorney tor Morxagee.
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CpwIRD soHEscK. AuoTroSEER-BY EDwART

~ sCHENrR co thls dsy at ioi, O'Clock ., their saes
No 33 Nassau street magnificent diamonds watches
and jcwelv comprising superb cluster and single die
mord rings pins brooches esrnrs studs &e elegant ~
gold hunting cssei double time Keepers du
pex by
kcrr cameo, ard enammsed Of pins and
rings pins braccet earrings studs sgs fob and
guard rhans Ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-09


NGB-Os GAEJkE.-1UESDAY, DEC. O.
IN rHALBERG's CLOSING CoNCgRJf-
THALpEHG NJ DAHGRps
psye sst appearance ttut ope prior 70 etf estss .s
GRAND LYRIC ENTERTAINMENT.
MADAHE D'AyGRI
VII make her first appearance
LYFIG IkAGEDIENFE,
In scenes from cell hraied assisted
k'LLk NAIaILDB DAsGRI Nrs
madame Elena DAnRris and her hrgt sype&JAfe1l
sIGkOR AOREIII N N7
go. Selections from SE6iHAMIDN. -
n<Same ~ ~
The Ahd act Of ROMEO AND auniEtsfx VA. -"'
homto.. Madame " AEEf1
GRAND CosoEKT
THALbERG,
Assured by MADAM Q PATANIA,
who win male her hr; sPp rs s,s season
FOkHA LUCIA DI LAGAKHMCcl.
SONNAlBULA, sEklRAMIDR
Conduc Cr..... .............. .......MY. BeJgRsnu
ADMISSION
Admission 10 an part.
Ressry ed 1que and al ems CIRCLE ~ een go
Upper In Crosby street, - sea9
rryae bexes 90 hold s =. a..
The tickets boxes only % 40 . - -
trance In Crosby street IN the evening
THE SALE OF SEATS $500.
saiDrosy. Dec at tho tive tchet eDeeos
BIeas,Dg's and Van No1den A Khga 49,,
Tuesday the ~ and remainng 81 50 seats
POSITIVELY THF LAST C6NCBRT
THURSDAY. DEC. III,
Atkiblos Garden
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-09

ITO EVERY WOMAN MARRIED OR SINGLE YOUNG
old, IN all the world-A book has been issued
whose pages contain revelations before published OF
the vital importance 10 female the Of the
globe No wife no mother, ne daughter would barter were
hers the knowledge contains for thousand times 10
Is value 70 them beyond all price placing this
within the reach Of an glasses and conditions "a wo
the auhor feels himself the heneartor
Any sending their nae and poe Al address enclosing 80
cents WI receive one copy securely enveoped by
mail three copies for VI THIS extraordinary work sold
only through the mail and BY the advertiser Address A. DF
LANCY, ND, Station A., spying street. New York
" q. JOHNSON, LADIES PHYSICIAN ! RVS a ,
IL 1tner dstasts. MA, En1 - 1efan. Il a.. = . -
s,fuc, m we'd by medical or surgical -e nen p,ms
provided du in Illness wher required Onas tm ro1wsv
z G lorNsoN, operating physician. Cnss o. ON 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-09

Ar b BUTLER MISUNDERSTANDING ADMTNIs.
M traior = saleCn Wednesday Dec TO- II l0L O'Clock,
at h Pearl street second floor the effects OF Ann Gibson
Elizabeth Cooper, John Atchee other
ing Of furniture bedding BRUSSELS and carpss drngge
oil cloths stoves male and female clothing books trunks
chests watches 6e also set single harness and two sng
rods. PETER Is kWkENY Pubic AdmiuIgtraior.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-09

DRrvArE CONSULTATIONS -Dn wArsOw HAS ppg
ce-'s,n elias, rh he has urs,ek nct leS - W.u-
arc mid and there sus .nssrrup~s : Ssns~ = 49, a
d,sA Dr ws,scn = y cesss.a s.ss1.sa -. " Ns
81 " amer ssreeN Nv dcss vua q 10y. M 60
'slans rooms ere seIsr.ss ~ 49, D..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-09

A agIGyEHiS SALE.-P MARTIN, AUCTrONEER,
"A vii public auction Tuesday Dec o. 1T 10 O'Clock
and s2 Washington street four hoyes carts and har
neAs stock Of coal, fixtures and lease of yard
n UCTION SALvS.-THURsDAy, DEC II. AT JUDGE
a R1ckwelrs. Fort Hamilton, and Thursday, Dec l6 ~
Ledert Bergens opposite hcGrath's 0owsnus general
assortment household and kitchen furniture horses
wagons farming utensils, &C. both places Sale At
10 o cloch,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-09

Tyr. wArsoNs NEw wosK-"vWS CAUSE Am
~ Crwsa comples practical wesfee qperrna&opvAep1
and p.emaiure s,hanscn Nth local tsshy intvesa u
andeecis of this inedbous maisdy tc<~>s<w 49,
m~ct, fully explained lssfraeN ~
plates and drawings, with supplements rsa ~ wnaxy
Diseases Price 81 To Ne hsd II M asshor, vhe ~ y
consulted conhdenuaiy At - wAk srcsA rev dcesa No.
Of Broadway. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-09

L,OR CHARLESTON AND FLoRTDA--eEMI WEEKLY
II unied States mail line-The steAmship sOuTHERNER
capt l. ~ Murray VIII cave per No North river, on
apply board where all bills OF ladinr viii &c signed and
for passage. the olee OF sPOFfOcD, TrLES1oN CO.
20 Broadway The Nashville all succeed, and leave
urday Dec ~ The avcriie steamer Carolina makes
lar trips n the various landings the Sc John Flor
Ia connecting with the from Mes York and
ing Charleston Tuesday. 1hroagh ckes 70 Jscksos
vile ssh IN Pnatks, Ss2
TOR NEW oafEANs AND HkvARA.-ruE USrrnC
~ ftsns mail stsamshp CAHANBA-J u. BuFc~h- comman
der vii receiving fresh, Tuesday Dec And
sail or The above serss Friday Dee II n 10 o~oek A.
om foo, Of Robinson ssrret X No oil. 81 htag ssnet
Ne. n Psrk place. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-09

DELyECCBTO A Co, AUCrf0sEERs.-- ssfGfEE's
~ sale Of rich diamond and god e~ery We will se a.
this the 9th At spacious salesroom.
<94 Broadway at u occct NJ whou, reserve, being an
spl@rdd collection magnificent diamond
bracelets ladies' ename led and 6a
watches rold levers chrononeter duplex
otber rich mosaic breaches earrings
brne.es hir, studs and sleeve buttons rings,
tho saek Of broadway house cold bv order
the Terms cash under s5,r s2Oo f5C0 four
,onfhs over $500 months approved crdor~ed nose&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-09

HRNRY B HERTS. JR., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL sale OF choice groceries Tuesday pec At lO1
O'Clock No 81 Pine conprsfp ID barrels OF
sugar 80 do Of -four chests Of tea 0 bashes Of cham
assorted 10 eighth Of brandy 100 boxes nj soap
l2D indigo "a boxes Of Candles N do Of mould %
of cheese 40 rkns of Goshen butter also $50 600
Havana German &c nc Terms cash. Bv order
Of FRED. Il. VULTE, Deputy Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-09

4 UCTION NOTICE.-EUGENE B. FRANKLIN, AUG
"A tjoneer-Sae OF secondhand furniture, being the
OF private house. removed for convenience Of sae
"Wednesday morning 1t l0M o'clock at salesroom
. Nassau street Is. Franklin Co will sell, without
serve, quantity Of secondhand furniture carpets mir
glass and crockery stoves paintings
&c large stock Of SUPERIOR cabinet furniture made
expressly private sale IN this city psror suits
library and secretary bookcases etegees sofas lounges
Turkish reclining chairs, spring. paror, rocking and arm
tables dining chairs wardrobss
we'd mahogany and ensmeed chamber furniture, single
SUITS splendid French plate mirrors oil paintings sill
plated china and glass table cutlery also at
II ocoi two secondhand panofortes Bale positive N. B.
Goods carefully packed for sh,pment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-09

DAwNBR0KERG' SALE-W. NJ LEWIS WILL SELL,
this day ~ 1876 Bowery, uo stairs by order OF w. r.
simpson, quantity OF unredeemed pledges, consisting OF
mems wearing apparel feather beds quilts boots shoes &C.
Sale TO commence AT l01s A. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-09

TIvKErs ron THOMAS FRANCIS nEAGHERs
AT The Academy Of Music,
On tuesday evening, Dec
Can BE- obtained
NALL P0N9 music store, 80 Broadway.
VI. r., DODWORTHS music store, AGA Broadway
DtNnTGAN y book store. Isl Full ton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-09

DARTNER REQUIRED.-A GENTLEMAN HAVING
- GO nj command, and wiling The zane ities
active silent deveopinr In this country a "a
tent already snguarly successful Ia Europe mar hear OF 80
sdvsn'aseous opportunity Of dong, by addressing 8 L.
Herald onlc~.
UvArTED-A PARTNER IN THE DREsss AIRING
W and ladies underganent furnishing warehous, al,
ordered workwh cash cap l Of from kbU $780,
ed in broadway. Address NJ. box l50 Herald
WAETEn-A PARTNER IN THE wHOf.NArn
w clothing business with Is 90 cash capital The
yerteer has large established business doing three
hundred thousand which could be
50 hunored thousand In two with ai OF
tM and active business Address PArcer. Herald
dice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-09

mo. X. VAN ANTWERP, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
j sale-Stoek Of hard ware, &C JNo. VAN ANrW94P
wfl sell Tuesday december at 10 O'Clock at No Plat
by order OF the assignee enice stock Of Amert
ard English hardware, cutlery heavy goods &c: also,
he fixtures Office furnitare Iron safe de- also two years
store from LIST Of May Terms cash in
opds. delivery o. the goods Catalogues ready
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-09

uENRY II LEEDS AUCTrONEER by b. LEEDS
IL co, Tuesday Dec O. at ii O'Clock at the saeSroons
23 sale books static
and st cs stocs consisting Of the most vaiusbie ansrd
and Illustrated books and fancy stationery and fancy
goodp including very superior writing paper, envelopes
pens pocl cutlery and gold Of the first class
dom offered auction he attention Of both and
the entire trade Ia invited,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-09

A UsTRALLA PIONEER LINE-EsTABLI9HED 1882
"A The clipper ship ANNA KlMBALI. for Melbourne, ha
wing been delayed waiting freight from the south her mat
bag viii kept open the Post once till Wednesday nos
the 10Th inst X. W. CAMERON, Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-09

NJ Office IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE oOpARr.
IN pershp heretofore existing between Philemon csuaed
and Peter schriher. urder he firm Of sch-ber
Osnheld This day dissolved The business OF sad firm
well ~ that OF tho older of schrihcr King which
was dissolved Sept =, 1856 ~i be seuled once No
south street, BY PHILEMON cANFIEID
Nrw YoRK, DEE. G, 1856
The business wiz be continued in the place. under
PHILEMON CAMPBELL.
MOVES BALDWIN
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w 4 NE1 toR-THIs DAY, DECsMBER . AT ioi,

sleigh robes &C. q suction, a. saiesrooms 10 and i5
PARK th~ dav A. II o'clock consisting ~ enlye
.ayeoa of &dses fancy fas aiAx, sa~aa s~si r.,s
Mountain French and Russian sabl- muir
cnf &C. together with about sleigh robea The shoe ~
be tod " ,!hout reserve, 10 close e)ncerA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-09
~ coIrnN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. orsEHnII

II COTTON, AUCTIosEER-GsNIkEL HoUsEHoLD
~ furniture, IRON srooslyn, ncnaing velvet AMI tnree
srh ts day Tuesday, December ~ iok O'Clock. The
50 Reekman street the entire furniture of
family removing from the city viii comprse among cher
articles several very rich carpets Of velvet three ply and
grain marble top dressing bureaus and centre tables
very enc mahogany erteuscu dining tables, french bed
deaf, warirobes dozen mahogany chairs
and cfas bookcases lounges beds and hair mscss~s large
French and oval mrrurs hsck walnut and curi
e chairs china Kitchen furniture &c
A. aso, the time, vs. chests a young hyspn ,ca
ersod article Az TIE above furniture 10 In good order
ana win be ciose ccnsgnuens Also about ~ dorm
rried nnaole chairs various ps.erus Sale psrompory
without regard TO weather
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-09

4 UCTION NOTICE.-CABINET FURNITURE, &C.
"a SAMUEL OSGOOD x 90, auctioneers will sell, at 81
Nassau street this morning Tuesdayl at lAs o'clock,
stock OF superior manufactured household furniture
which vii be positively sold u storage DC. Among The
seek vii be found two rosewood and mahogany paror
sofa parorlchairs book large
hegADy dobe, extension tables, mahogany chairs
Wsihstands toilet SETS dressing marble center
tables mirrors oil paintings card tables plated &c. &C.
Also
Eight demjohns brandy; sold account Of whom may
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-09

ISDwARD sCuENcK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
~ Of lsaies' fancy furs sleigh robes. &c EDWARD
ECHEsCK co VIII sell q auction this AT r. NJ /,
elegant assortment Of ladies' fancy furs elegantly lined
saA trimmed. seish robes, &c. Every article warranted
fx~~ko Ne and n From suorf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-09

TvEVMAs FRARc1s MEAGHER
Il VIII deliver sddrrss
ROYALTY AND kEPCBIfCArrsM
kuROPE AND AMEKroA,
Before the Young Mems Democratic Union Club"
ACADEMY OF Music
Or thursday Evrrrso, D~vsnrR ls1.
rekcu B sennL
Can 10 ebsine st she Muse and u The dosr n
Academy Private boses VIII be reserved for ladies' snd
ucmen accompanying them without extrs chs-Fe
W CoNK rvessdenk
THE VICTIMS or TyHANNY.-A GREAT PUBLIC
4 meeting o the nsonsIiee OF Europe and America win
be held nc Hall 81 the Empire Club, In Cans
evecng ~ Friday next December IL In honor and
the political French psccers vho have recently escaped from
Cayenne. Al. wkMYSs JOBsON Es1., author Of The
~ Of the French Revonionv wl take the chair eight
clock and the leading Of America and Europe will
present
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-09

EDWARD scHENCK AUcTr0NEER. -MAGsrF1cENr
~ samcna ard ruby NECKLACE valued nj q eO-ED-
WARD SRI NICK a co. viii sell Al auction, Wednesday,
Nth at ~ O'Clock precisely superb diamond and ruby
peekscc with and 70 match The rubi~s
snperb well worthy the attention Of the trade ard
q amateuys They be examined nj the oGce Of the
No e. Nassau street dsy previous The
sal, which will be positive and without postponemcn<
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-09

n,nE vE~TRIs BLOOM HAS vANouIsHnD Ali. u,,s.
mencs, for ue beautiful tint only be obtained BY
usnG this wopd-s ful ccsspec all osher b~pe
3, o. b~au,y ,he akin. os and NJ hn Sid only sSi
Hoi~o on ~ go MRS ,. aPENCER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-09

A USTRALIA PIONEER LINE ESTABLISHED 1882
"A Carrying the United states mails.
s2ihpg regularly on the day advertised.
The well known And fine clipper ship
HUSSAR, I2l tons register,
- Arthur master,
Will succeed the Anna Kimoa and s ready receive
cargo, and at very low rates Of freight.
For freight or passage apply 70
r. w. CAMERON, Ne. G Rowling Green.
Sight bills for sale and cash sdvaaces made ccnsiga
mens Consignees in Australia Messrs Wilkinson, Brothers
a 90.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-05-14

this because Christian Spangler sprung to hi,
feet aud exclaimed, that he aeouid not oHer
| stsch a resolution for fee hundred dollar,
HIS reason need not now be given Perhaps
| one of the censurable acts was in opposing the
| subscription of 800, 900 to the Cleayeland
and Mahoning Railroad, which was streuu-
| ously urged by the President. L mention
this because the President said to me-..If
1t had not been for you, I would have carried
1T through" The Cleayelaud and Mahoning
road has no connexion with our roads
But above all, the most obnoxious of my
acts may have been. IN frequently repuIsing
President Spangler's solicitations, to become
interested in Greea,rich stock BY night and
by day, in the Office and in the street has be
urged his suit. with untiring perseverance.
Even the family circle was not exempt, as
place for presentation and explanation of char
ters, maps aud docUments relating to the
Greenwich company. For long hours has he
laid before me the golden prospects of this
Company, with gentle intimation at the
close, that few shares We're left, and could
be had GU favorable terms Now, what was
President Spangler's object in this ardent
pursuit? | was a Director in the Pennsylva-
aia Railroad Company, and measures might
| come before the Board, affecting the value of
the Greenwich possessions How often have
told my old friend that could not risk nv
independence cf Judgment. by undertaking tc
| serve two masters, and mast therefore decline
have before mentioned his importunities
during the last six months in the Board, and
| amongst the members, urging the purchase Of
property for a Depot, and the construction of
a Branch Road. Ills assertion that l had
changed my mind in favor of Greenwich, is
an entire mistake. That all these enterprises
| IN developing the resources of the country are
proper and laudable. and may contribute to
the interests of the Railroad Company, no one
will deny The evil consists in permitting
those who use the Road to tir their oarn toIis
and dictate their 01rH terms. 1t seems strange
that whilst the Reading Railroad Company il
| charging tro ceats per ton per mile on dorcn-
acard grade, and the Mine Hill Company is
| charging b!ree and a halff cents per ton per
mile to overcome the Broad Mountain, zoo
feet, and t.co and half cents per Ton per mile
on this side of the Mountain. that the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company can afford to over
come the Allegheny Mountain, with coal.
| 1877 feet above the point Of shipment, and
carry the empty cars back, for less than one
and a third cent per ton per mile The
gross income of Road may be very large,
but 1t Is obtained at a great expense Of wear
| and tear aad IS no criterion of the real pros
per;ty of the Company. Is the Road in first
rate condition, and are you gradually decrea-
| sing instead of Increasing your Indebtedness!
are inquiries that would lead to the real state
| Of the case.
Respectfully, WM. NEAL.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-05-14
Buchanan in NeW York.

1t Is not only among the political press Of
New York that JAMES BUCHANAN finds sup
port-the neutral press, also, impressed with
the great Importance of having l tried and
eminent statesman in the Presidential chair.
has come up manfuily to the work The SIN,
an able and influential neutral. journal, thus
speaks its sentiments to its numerous res-
ders /:
g The Presidency of these United States is
an office which every American citizen who
possesses spark of true patriotism, must de-
sire to see filed always by the abest and the
worthiest men. The peace, the permanancy
and the prosperity of the Republic depend in no
small measure on the fitness and firmness Of
the man to whose hands the people confde
the weighty trusts which belong to the Office
of Chief Magistrate While men of broad
national sentiments, clear heads, firm purpo-
ses and patriotic instincts guided the ship of
State, storms might rage and fierce waves of
agitation assail it, but tue good ship rode
proudly and securely on, with not faint or
doupting heart among the crew. And there
never has been time when it was more ne
cessary than at the present moment, for the
people to seek out and place in command their
most sklltul and most trustworthy captain
We have had opportunities within the past
TfffS a P 81 te nl5h Eh ana ntgsp Te ep
cialiy with men from the interior of this State.
and from the Western States, and their testi-
mony, without exception, has been, that
James Buchanan, Of PENNSYLVANIA, is the
man whom the people desire for their next
PRESIDENT. New York and the West will
give him an overwhelming vote.
This matter of the Presidency is one
which does not properly belong to the ordina-
ry business OF party politics. 1t is matter
which should most deeply concern the whole
peopie-whlch affects, in an inconceiyable
degree, the vital interests of the Republic
We speak of 1t, therefore, not as an ordinary
pohtical question, but as a great national con-
Germ. Reserved as we are regarding all mere
party preferences in minor matters, we can
not reconcile it with duty to be reserved when
the honor and interests of our whole country
are involved And when we find the hearts
of the people turning with an instructive sa-
gacity and a spontaneous unanimity to the
great statesman who has so ably represented
his country In trying crisis, at the British
Court, we cannot hesitate to echo the express
sion of their viii, and warn the callous-hea
ed politicians that their ruin will be The con-
sequences Of perfdy to the popular will"
Among the masses, everywhere, the noini-
nation OF Mr.. BUCHANAN is desired-the
great heart of the American people pulsates
In his favor-and when we find this feeling
encouraged by the neutral as well as the pe-
htical press, We cannot entertain doubt that
tns oancinnati Convention. bewing to public