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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-11

One of the proprietors ofthat sterling American
paper the Kinds County Gazette, was lately
in vicksburg, and as good luck would have it
his trembling limbs bore him to the door" Of
that prince Of Cothing Merchants and most lib
eral gentleman, w. H. Stevens who gave him
a beautiful and warm vest, TINT beat his old
Macinkaw in keeping out cold. We sometimes
almost regret that we cant wear some of Mr..
Stevens splendid stock, but he very often com.
promises by fitting out Young Amsrieans for us
Our Kinds County editor cent on his way re
j'icng, though keen blew the wind and pier
cling ws, the cold,till he palled up at the maguif
cent Stnre Of Felix TGm.EY, and there after be-
ing plotted thronch whole streets and alleys Of
Imitation and Fancy Dry Goods.way up stairs
ne was presented with pair of boots Thi,
capped the climax of the country editors bis,
and he very properly declines entering into a d
scription Of his emotions, bet leaves the reader
10 pioncy las pisi'aks. We can do so in part
Er- we well remember how happy Mr.. TIrley
has made u, by givingus beautiful embroidere,
handkerchlels- -. +. n
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-11

Who susiai d the KaIIs6S 1aW ior abo|Ik ic6I1|6s
sdke. and then alIthcse o. che dfy-seven yhe -
long 70 Che ilre-and-l ow school, md hov maaz1
would be lefts Would there be y zny y sre
now supporting M FaIlers N5indeed. Would
there be half IS mapys Wedoubtit.
So then this NATIONAL party. Of whom the Lo-
cofoco organs boast SO Loudly. isa poor and mise
rable temporary coalition opposite esd most
InnpatriOtic materials, VE|ch nl|k|31 but The
hope of plumber could bind toeett - zor q
day-a coalition between Northern yoilers
on the one part and Southern traitors On the
other.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-11

.dise1se. cuts 81 and extirpates xhe complaints
Ewhichhave their origin IL the diseases Of this
or0an. Remedies hitherto proposition live :
complairsts, have failed 10 operate upon the seat
kof tie disease; but Or. ID Lanes Pills make
themselves felt upon the action Of the Liver,
and by cleansing the fountain, dry up the impure
streams OF disease whidh thence derive their ex.
isfence.
& or Persons will be careful to ask for DR. m
Lanes Celebrated Vsrmifngr, and take none
eLe- AN other v,rmiIuges. in comparison, are
worthless. DR. NJ Lsne,s Vermifuge. also his
Celebrated LIVER Pills, can now be had at an
respectable Drug Stoves In the United States
and Canada 80
| Sold by ScOvIL 4 MEAD,
Ill Chartres Street,
New Orleans.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-11

oD-Samuel Rogers the English poet is dead
He had lived to an advanced old age. He was
the last ofthe "shining circle" OF which Moore,
Byron, Lamb, Southey and coleridge were the
raidi. We have understood that he has left
among his papers, memoirs Of his lie and times,
sketches oflhe many distinguished characters
with whom he has been intimate, which will be
looked for with intense interest
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-11
3 Telegrap1l.
1slse<sp k1i Exprsaly for tie Aueric0n Peaaf'
--LATEST ny TELEGIsAPH.


dorn exce AZ fhe elecfiorof officers. III the
Senate j. ]. Pettus was elected President p.
II. Chalmerso Of Marshal 6ecy, ana Y. s.an-
augh Of Lowndes, Door keeper. re s.ans,
was adopted Inviting ministers gu me
denominations in Jackson to open 1De oenase
with prayer-also resolutions passed " Pr
hibit smoking in the Holse OF hepsesestns,,s ~.
Barry, OF Lowndes, was elected oPsahe1n
receaved 81 votes; JK Clinton, IS. For CieiA
Pickett received 55and L Swan "a; a y otn-
nings elected Deor-keeper; = Barksdaie ne'n'na-
ted by the Democrats for State Rfinter, aanu was
doubt elected yastaq'ay-
DEN0np cTATE CONVENTION
tn - j.
's'au a. 49,, I.... :"
'a'ga =, huin',s kson' On sa.u7
ary o, aas saok'oer oh aesoon. :. '.s
... - 80,
na' = ..eJ TharIa
1 w we nave *a...5s .to
Tha soo'; ,;as1at .h.ssr 1'r
g.. ~. o"ns IL ."1 y p,,.,'s ~, ~, t.
Oushm n o. Lalayel.e, "a. ; ~ Ackel OF mo ,
W. W. 1a Dsyy ma',new 10 :, Low ~ s,,a
WW.m. M Es'en u iiihus' o1'i' iie"'y Che. -
o'a'0o'ne
Eror, tho y;.,,sb,rr VIII,
No Sno.Io. Ero..os
w Spca =
asn,isl 1n, oan ~, sP'cuiasaos, g e =. -
will he M election this month SIS -
T, the House today. Mr. Roice made = nerso.
nal explanation. He thinks circumstances are
now at work which, are irresistible hurryino us "a
..1..--s@ r.-. -, % :, !
h h !. "as Nun proouhu lesre. lna'
idea Of hosf;lity to the soaf IF 10. nar,v %,
possession of the Government, he thinks disunior
will be the inevitable result. He does-n desire
/ )" see -. uou io,o'a.
WI ni'Sol epl. , Una. nc nau ~ u'sPos'''ol
:" ma' ~. On maeae - al,e.uy eAs: oue op
po'.u '.,a III oAe"s'on =. .ila, i''''u''ol'
hafn.a 'a''o' was nau Win 'l'e s'''i'e resu
Us I pe'o.r
o 49,! ens lousc " nePi.sen.a'lse'
o.u,y. Mt r. Lsniage .nougn1 .nas ntne presen
oonntrv - aaas 49,, 80 nh. Dv - sn'
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-11
nGy- A Sac NIGHT uaper saws chat Texas

nk5- A Sag NIGHT paper says that Texas is
calling upon the Hon. Sam. Houston to resign
his seat in the U. s. Senate. The Louisville
Journal says: eve do not believe that Texas
j. dong any such thing. though some Of her
newspapers are doing It. Texas can,if she
chooses, demand Of her President to resign
the Office she gave him, for she need have No
apprehension that he cancall upon her to re-
sign the independence he gave her.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-11

OF The delegates appointed by the Ameri-
can Party Of Ca ornia % the National ccnven-
ton, are an lerstood to bein favor Of the nomi-
nation Of Mr.. Filma,s.a 4,
or The pay received BY the Speaker Of the
q. 5. House u R representatives. is Si6 per da,
double tat u members
no. bliss ec. young American lady g
siding IN PARIS. Is about to be married 70 %
Minister Of Wurtcmburg. 80
o. The papers announce the death Of Rob
ert Schuyler, the graf l..indler. He is suppos
ed 20 have died Of broken-'lown regulations.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-11

M Capt Moore Of the fine mail Steamer
HoNE, has our thanks for continued iavors. The
Home is now our regular tri-weekly packet,
leaving here at - O'Clock on Mondays, Wed
ncsdays and Fridays, returning hom vicksburg
alternate days.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-11

Cold |! COLD :! CoLDEa l!!-Never has such
winter been experienced, as the one that is
now freezing US. Everything is frozen, and II
cur ideas are NOT put in print before the ink
dries, they became icicles. M
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-11

neG One Of the gentlemanly managers Of
he Mechanics BAH, has our thanks for two fine
cakes left from the supper. after everybody had
an abundance and apocket full for the children
and old folks at home.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-11
PHO F. WOOD S HA R RESTORATIVE

The tes imony Of all who have thoroughly
tested he virtues Of this cele brated article, is,
thatitW Il r, store the gray and the bald, eradi-
cate dis, ses IF the scalp preserve The hair from
falling, and preserve the color perfectly to *.
RENE old age. It's now put up with and with,
out sediment. See advertisement.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-11

OF Some OF the Romano catholic dgnltaries,
engaged in the late atrocious scenes of Bible
burning near Dublin, have been indicted for the
crime under the common law of Great Britain;I
and il is to be hoped that they will receive oH
exemplary punishment. YET IL o< no
cutiol kitisa lFrible
hardship ~ lle Catholic bishopsl rests are
not to be allowed to burn the Word Of God 5 as
men would burn the miserable books used as
food for brotheis.
The Irish Redemptorist Fathers considered,
the public burning Of Bibles as duty impose
on them BY their religion, and our Sag NIGHTS
are dreadfully shocked at the thought that men
i should not be permitted to exercise the utmost
freedom in matters or religion. no matter what
i horrible deeds against public morals and public
decency they may choose, under The name of
such freedom, 10 perpctrate.
| the Government prosecution against the Re-
demptorst Fathers for the burning of the Bible
having been instituted, a Popish political meet
i inc was at once called in Dublin to take the
4 matterinto consideration, and the Very Reve-
rend Doctor McEnvoy, who oficiated as presi-
ldent of the meeting used the following Ian
guace in relation to the volume OF the Holy
Scriptures in use throughout the Protestan;
world:
1 aWould you know what is the nature Of the
i charge. 1t is that of committing to the flames
Ting ,ch,eh pretends TO be the Bible, but which
4 is q vile and blasphemous perversion and cor
! ruption of the Word of God. Cheers, It j;
for committing to the flames volume which
,Iif I myself in the absence of aitorneys-genera
and solicitors general, were gcing to commi,
to the flames, should take it up with
J pair Of tongs for fear Of soing my fingers tire
mendous cheering,) and 90 with that tong
would hurl it into the consuming FIRE! IRE
newed cheering
We say, with the New York commercial
a that we lay our hand upon that Holy Bool
4 which the Gerry reUsread gentleman soblasphe
: mously denounces, and from our heart of heart
solemnly and devotedly thank Him who inspire'
that volume that our country is a Protestan
country I'M the genius of its institutions, and j
e not and never shall be cursed with tn snprema
il cy of men who hold that Divine revelation to
It q "vile and blasphemous' thing And if ther
it is one among our readers whose love of Protes
!. tantisrrl and horror of Romanism have wanet
n we bid him read these remarks Of q high Roma
! Catholic dignitary, SO voeiferously applaudedb
d Ia Roman Catholic multitude in the greatest an
Il most enlgf tened city of Ireland, and. then I
Q thank God that We livein Protestant country
ir If Romanism only. hadsway here, our Bibles.
It not our bodies would be consigned to the harne
it and we should hear such sentiments AZ thos
d of the Rev. Mr., McEnvoy thundered abroa
i through the land. louisville Journal
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-11

D6r The National Era, the Washington or
gan Of the Abolitonists, spending Of Mr.. Full
er, the candidate of the National Americans for
Speaker, says.she was formerly in Congress-
but eff he had any anti-slayery sentiment abe
him. we never found it out The fact II,
+. was, and Il man Of the right s:amp. = uu9
conservative; and it is for this reason the Era
opposes his election.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-11

End Of tie Lkokone vfmt4
Alettef rom Iecomptqn Camp u he silnt
Ions Republican, dated fheoth Of ~ nber,
bripes the sratifyips intelligence z6at, aIssi ~
fhe trouble and excitement in Kansas Territory
the quarrel is adjusted, ana the Union1ssn dia
solved:
The war is ended. Shortly after my letter Of
this morning had departed, Colonel Johnson con-
cluded TO move bis forces nearer Lawrence. 80 as
to 39. ready to make The attack at moment's
notice. ust a. we were getting under WAY, Gem
Eastin came in from Wakernsa Camp. q ~
that Lawrence had offered 10 Governor Shannon
propositions for o peaceable settlement of dit.
icslties, and that the terms were then being ar
ranged He also brought from Major General
Richardson orders for Is to remain where we
were as the negotiations then going on would
probably RESULT in final adjustmentof all matters
of dispute
We learn also thatfhe President of the. United
States had telegraphed Major Sumner at Fort
Ieavenworth, to give his services to the Gever-
nor to maintain the law, and that he had denied
the right 1.-THE President to order him, aud said
that he could not recognize no order that did not
come from the Secretary of War. That tue
Secretary Of War'had then telecraphed him to
the same effect, when he also disregarfed him. and
declared that he would not move until the com
mand came under the official seal
1t was rather peculiar stand for him to take
IN such an emergency, and might,nnder different
state Of things, have had most disastrous conse-
quences. In View, howeyer.of everything, an
glad he acted as he did.
Had he obeyed the dispatch and moved his
forces down, the insurgents would have surren-
dered to the authority of tho General Government
while they would still have denied the. authority
of the local laws, and The next attempt at en-.
forcement would have met the same opposition
as now. And thus would have been re-enactet
! what would then have been serio-comical farce
/ ad minimum; while Kansas would have continued
/ to suffer from lawless predations-nnumerab
and irremediable. And consequently it was bet
ter to leave it to the local authorities and tn,
people themselves They have always been will
ling t, recognize Mlrshal Jones, but repudiatel
Sheriff Jones.
J Nov, Sheriff Jones was there with his posse
I and thequestion was to be decided definitely by
4 quiet acqaiescence in his then authority, or b,
force of arms. And l am thankful to sayit was
settled in Che former mode.
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~. ia ~ -1..s.,r. s. il. r7..h.,.
,c.. nan MIA cs,s. - ,..t m.ss,,.,, 800 s.
he d, ,da lss,,o.,. n, I, IN. ,.c, "A nave
rare)s ba,, : nso,s del;obte, ever;,. (. n;cht
,or fho Am lssica nm n,orniro : rbs .levion.
Ev,,t, ~ y.cs.rv WA. AM, s.,.h,.,..s = nj.
trci, d.IghtloI renn,on v',,. roc,n -. t..1e.
fdlIv arranged deoeratea Nm ..ylana. and nat.
riotic mconorisls xhe ,nuGic eood and he COM
pany most agreeable, an the cenesmitants Of
Z ddIiehtful party. on. account Of the coldness
OF the weather there vera net s many ladies' out
as We desired to see, Astthsse thst aid 1onor the
festive scene with their presence, made up in en-
joyneut what was wanting 10 numbers. We no
ticedsom very chormine ladies, who were duly
appreciated by t'e gent|enen, and we believe
danced every set from eight at night 70 ave next
morning, and then LEFT on their tablets long list
ofappointuents unflled, Which We sappcse will
hold over till the aext grand be'l
\ We have the pleasure Of the acquaintance of
but few Of the ladies, and therefore cannot speci-
~ the bright particular stars that formed the ga
lazy Of beauty AMI Craze at the Mechanics Ball
Il
but we may be pardoned for abiding 70 Miss
b., Miss L- and Miss t., as drawing
around them admitting suitols for their hands in
the dance. Among the gentlemen we must men
ton frst our most agreeable and popular friend
a Ct representative ofali three Com a, G. There
was quite pleasant strife among the ladies to
attract bis attention, and to De honered with his
partnership for the dance, (and sntre' nous, it i
limited that some sfthem wouldn't care if the tern
of the partnership was extended a. n faitum, but
thlsmay be merely ballroom gossip, but stiii II
squints at one Of those grim Jokes that has more
truth than poetry 10 it-this par parentheses)
AMI all seemed pleased when ne offered his hane
and his company tor a waltz or cot'illon. Mex
We may be pardoned for gong over into the Sae
Nieht ranks and ment'cn'ng our good iriead ane
most excellent !. M, Com. II. he Is truly tne
Inc ana ca'ei pleasure OF any company Ia
dances Win WI! ana gees Tue "ofta " ~
money, ana more TOO = - s"P'sso 'o -. o''s :
ieei o'd ana sad woep No y Aeoa'' .ne ou,y "s'
raey out OF n'"' s'oe . more scn'a' sao p'sssa''
gentleman DOESN'T hse-a' 'case = ssese r. z
one OF 'ne nanosomess gea'e'nen = .u' 49,
least several ieAes 50 Prouounceo n''.', c''
/ d'in't O. H''|e
le
Zn11 our OLD H'ead s.' ene ~
man 10 tue wor'd mr. H. d. VIC aia .'s =
dancing 'nousn Ha'ways MAKES u 'ee' '"as :
IS gong on Mel'' waen ~ SO ms uus ., 80 :"
handsome 'ace coming ,",0 aa' e,."' 80" : :,
are Many ssnea 'aa' = = &c.,.
were NOT We A''o" 'o'ne V"s "1o ~
"nlte ooHHes 90 MS uo0, .e'o' "s
nc Oeau- J" 49, ~ L. - -.
are unoose's."' % - 'n'e".'''. - ',' 40. .'
attrac:ions,if we DO not menuoH them all. Alas
time and pen would tail to tell half the handsom
an O'clock and supper Is announced And
J most elegant supper il was. Two long tablt
-. -, 80. 6laa ,v;,h ~, the hxuriee nm
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-11

Rst- Mr.. J. Smith who has opened Re-
staurat on Main street, three doors above the
Hobson House, has our thanks for oranges,
pima apples, apples, sausages aud other good
things too numerous 10 mention.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-11
YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY.

M RS. A F.PECK, from st Louis, but p
WI Gently of Bascom Seminary, Grend
Miss, would respectfully inform the citizens
Yazoo City and vicinity, that she will open y
school for young ladies. in this city on the first
Monday in January, the session to be of FIVE
months. All those sending their daughters
may rest assured that no pains will be spared
to make them acquainted with all that is use
in or ornamental.
The terms per Scholar, for o SESSION of FIVE
months. will be $40. The Tuficn fees will
be payable monthly. Pups will be charged
from the date of entrance TO Tie end Of nc current
session., and no deduction made, unless for pro-
tracted illness. A.E.P.
Yazoo City. January | 4. 34t-f
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.NesO advertisements
Council Chamber.
CALLED MEETf q.

CALLED MEETf q.
Yazoo City Oct. 12. 1856.
Present-H Harrison. President.
j. r. Baiiy, H Kidd, 8 T Mas.
Sc and o W Henderson. Coun-
ciimen.
On motion, the reading Of the minutes of
last meeting we're dispensed Nth.
be following report from the Committee
on accoun.s was presented, received and
accepted.
The committee on accounts report the fol-
loving accounts correct Is stated.
W & Russell's ac-
count so6uitted Tor 1857 Is
Deduct a ..iouut r.
ceiyed from 75c.
Amount char ed for
bed & bedding SO SO 10 25 SQl7 so
Jordan for labor at Quarantine, IS 90
Sloufs or labor at Qnarantine, q SO
cCalIister for labor at Quarantine 40 90
John Morgan for lab, n at Quarantine 40 so
JPBAILY. Chairman.
azoo City Oct l2tb. 1866.
The following accounts were presented and al
lowed.
Mrs. Burns account, Hospital Fund S45 90
Thompson & Emanuel, Quarantine fund Is as
The Hospital committee oferedfhe following
report. which was received and adopted.
"A chairman of the Hospital Committee whose
dnty it wss to take charge of the Quarantine
property would respectfully report that duty
performed, asuspecifed below:
have received from w. g. Russell late
Quarantine Marshall I
Sent them to the Hospital,
% DO do
Mas is a. IA
2 Sheets, 20
| Father Bolster, 10 DO do
8 Musquito Bars, do do do
] 4 Cotton Hooks left with Link & Harrison.
r Painted Buckets - do
Glass liant m, q do
Z Tubs, do
8. T. MASSEY, Chairman
| Yazoo City, Oct IL, 1856.
/ On motion the Board adjourned
H. HARRISON, President&
w. B. RICHARDSON, City Clerk.
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ra- csl. b. a !. Nuhsliy Il ~ os>>n -
nd NV. ORGANS steamer john Strader, has

eoD danks Cor late ". o. papers, The Col.
lpalways waitin' AID willin' to do all kinds Of
'favOrs or the ladies aud the travelling public in
particular. 49,
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- 1ks it, fassien news reports peaes RI
NOR . current ID European circles.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-11

r@- Capt. Mosby, of the Cora No. 2, has
our thanks for newspaper favors.
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NEIL y q u N<l5
Will have the honor ofgiving their firf origin
January 81 and remaining for FIVE DAYS
ONLY The performance will be given ii .
splerdip Concert Hall on board the new stea-
mer BANJO. Cushioned Seats for 500 Deo-
pie.
Doors openat Ia and l-2. Performance
TO CONNIE att ard 7 each day.
Admission 90 cents, Children aud servants
as cents.
The Levee will be illum mated & night for
the accommodation OF visitors. IT, 1I1ernoon
performance each day It 3 a. ~ the ac-
commodation Of pee1le m distance and
ladies' and chiI1rG@ - i6oI attend 1t night.
Ne(ice. this COM az ri loFn Il Satar.
Tia On Saturday an a lonllary st = and 7. r.
M. , WARNER, Agent.
January Il. So 2-t.
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We COME WITH song AND DANCE.
NED DAVIS
sOHzID lfaNsTRELS.,

Composed OF the following taiented artists.
Mrs. E Davis. the accomplished American
.Danceuse,
VIM Pen Lehr. Levi Brown,
f Slocum, w Adams,
s + Weed, JsWoodruf,
Vim Plata, N Kay,
Master Carl. w Foster,
"a nd tho TVorlI u x<r><<..,.. y
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I7r Sc fourth page for fine piece Of Original
poetry.
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s. T. MASSEY, Chairman.
Yazoo City, Oct. IL, 1856.
On motion the Board adjourned.
H. HARRISON, President<
w. B. RICHARDSON, City Clerk.
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OF Some of the Roman Catholic dignitaries,
engaged in the late atrocious scenes of Bible
burning near Dublin, have been indicted for the
crime under the common law Of Great Britain;
and it is to be hoped that they will receive nr
exemplary punishment. Yet IL PR 1d
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-12

We h,nd before the world in our true
hight, declaring as we have by resolution
hi. day, that freedom is the rule and
siavery the exception. Let US tliue 90
INTO the contest. Let Us have the nerve
to MAINTAIN it in defiance Of every thing.
After this, the banns OF malrimony with
the Black Republican party were pro
claimed in the unanimous adoption OF the
following resolutions:
Resolved. That se hereby declare our
readiness 10 operate with any politica par
! ~ pledged TO sustain tlios great pr mel
piles OF freedom hich underEe our polit-
zeal institutions, and to restore 10 the
North those lights Of which she was sun-
Justly deprived by the repeal of the Mis-
SCUM Compr omise Of 1920 and TO resist az
other encroachments OF Slavery upon
Freedom,
They then proclaimed their zeal and
Their motto, unanimously as follows:
Resolved, That the. Withdrawal OF
members mainly from Hamilton county
who could moi aeqmiesce in the VIII OF the
ma orlty on this occasion, does not in he
least diminish our confidence IN the cor
IeclnteS oI oui PoShioI: "h' tnoi, i'oh
now hencelorth, as true Americans, we
will battle the stronger for the principle
and the motto, "An Eternal Separation
from Slavery and Popery.
Tile seeding delegates forty-eighi III
humber; met elsew here Oh the SAME might
sha 0,te organized into a State Connci'
BY d di,pensation from Mr.. Bartlett (~ho
was presently vino is president OF the Ma
ionai Council. Mr.. Wise, Of Cincnnatli,
is the president OF this new State Council
Nhch has hois,ed The Fillmore aud Dou-
eson flag. A letter was read from the
Hon. l.. d. Campbell in the Ford party
convention, virtually pledging himself
agains, Fillmore aud Donelson, although
he had spoken at a ratification mee.ing'
in Ge0r2etown.
The Washington Star says:
II is judgcd.among the OHIO politicians
now in Washington, that about half the
Know Nothing patty in Ohio will go
over 10 the Republicans with Messrs.w
Campbell aud Ford: leaving the other half
to vote fol Fillmore.