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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13
WILSON On vsLLn0sE Arm nm.


WILSON On rsLLNoRE AnD Dor r.
sos.
Al tanfues IN Bs.scs Q kv sv,,... A.
49, o. 'ss sieesioe q Bsshs % spssirr N ~.
nesU Wiisor --,h< Widest Abcsir,o,i.t ~ "a
sposs Of The Philadelphia so1 IN ss,s,.
re rpadisied, ssd believed he vho,, 49,
s.n pa"y ssis> North vesld rersdiss, The ,,.,-
a. 80 =, tns fAilaeslPAia Cosven,iea. wa
safpon iss Pses,dss, ssn vks,s s,sht 49, !.
-. ~. vnh ihe eiood q The Fugitive slave, ar,
~ s'ee-ffessteni enc Who op<ply eos-,. H., -
- ~, ~ native Amrr'esp vorking m.a ana ve.
=. s,ii .hsy fslly under the ,s,e. es,.-, 80.
ehsts" F'-See 10 me SPEAKERS
A., ere the opponents Of Minsrs rili,no,. =,
,ss,, ,Smh. Anc such are the stossd. apos -s.rs
me- hassaehasstt. ssppor, ,or P,,.sts.,- -
,'I * ~ assd - acssed ga Lis Al 81 a.. 49,
~ 49, Tbs; IL, viii the "satl-.i.x.,s .a'..s
- assotia support Tor President msn .io So.
90 - ssf s<f'rs Ssrs Aef. and who s,s sr.,s,ssn
IN h,-pover to have ia esfose-o saea ~
aJ srresis made Co Northern n.n D. -
eeaes - he Abolition eoAcr,. .y.in., A. 81,
Co.. sss yss he y To 10 pursued and hunted
shsig' Of unsoandpes. on the slsvs.. -, es'ss
puss loi this cfo.s fre--lke Abol,,,on,s,. ~, -
one 10 and the southern Demoer.ey ~, ,s.p
a. nNs'e bis conservatism. III. na,ionsi i,v a.
a's s@'sme devotion 10 the Con.tiiation- m. rIat
90 sn the rights Of the s,a,e.f '"s 'A''
seaII quote excessively from the Abolition
Pefs and orators of the North ja ora,, ,a
ntH cecP rooted and malignant hostility 40 \
VIZ b.mofe. and the nature Of the vsrI.r, m
&c - induNfioosly vsging sgains, him A.
-, oai iiesds every where 10 treasure M ,h..e
$500 siracfs Tor use IN the pfsseui espy.,.
hsy w Dc Of invaluable service 90 the ,I,e,o-.
.ssssr. on behalf Of the Americas WI b. r,,.
~ pc Democratic voters az the Saath ~ ,Il -
nv y cor hear Of any OF this AbaInIan arn,,et
80. MI filimofe, unless u IS prr.enIrd 10
M lushh"a ~ iAe presses and orator. Of On,
pay; Lett then. BE- fled away. r,,sv -
's use with effect ~bsaeYer occsson nav ,sayi,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13

Inc nerl'ag Americans Of HarpersFsry, In
parsuanee Of notice. held a mee,inr al ,h.t place
last Saturday Evening for the purpose OF orranr--
'eg ioF The eonias campaign. A goodly numhcr
OF persons OF all PaIies we're present. The Meet
ing vas duly Organized. Aad addressed In an able
ana sioqrtnt manner BY AsDRsw z. KExsrpY.
Esq, Of Charles,own.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13
e d.

zee dsy ago very sa3ieaIy At ne ,.,ts.oe.
~ hsf aaei. ME. GJtncr % Chafiaf t~svtt5- VI
MIS- kilEABE "A, TAPsGOFT, Only dsrrs,,,
~ iae lst- bsssf TsPsrolt go ~ Shrphetast,us
" STOUT The 2iH year % Der age.
- ID ss,h nii Al M fssiisa1e ef HE bfpshet.
intss, o. Wm. Hsine. ~ Wi,eb..f.- ~ $50
~ riloa, ALEXANDER sfEwAkt, Ia his
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13
KINE RREF.

we acknowledge With ihsnks. from our ss;ins
e'e friend y NJ EicHrrssHoss, Eco. round u
S,eak RON Beei which weighed lot9 roads net,
MI iserieasiveiy engaged in the ,,ock-feeainx
business aui The Beef In qacuian, Is proof Of
What he eaa DO IN that live
Oar soId Tor r. We shall think Of SIR. f. asa
r"e friend when We enjoy Ihai beefsieak, With
thai most ieIIcIoua escuIent rfarrnt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13
Ito ne Fofsrs Of ne E5sr,A Diarif :
WITHDRAWAL

tnL w c,rIzsSa: Having made Other srr,,,,.
msn rs leave 70 ~thitAS nv name Tor ~,
ol1es ot constable Permit me here. fellow eirI.
1sns, 10 der xon nv vsrme,l iAsrk. n, ,1s 49,
Aitd warm aHd hs'lsrioE manner 10 .hieh "a.
received by gu dBfiaK "a, shurt canvass 49,.
You BENJAxIN n W. -.
March n iS56 "L""'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13
MASS mEETaNs..
RRsRNns os

I'hE CITIZENS Of Jefferson. and The sdise.rt
Sets'es air teYfrsicd 81 meet Sishsat ~.
sr.,. AHreh " "a 2 o'ciock. to iaiify the n Ia
nrssrr Walk ~ New York, nns HARRIS
set ess the Meeting "''
sr.sf-roiiy expected hat Mss.rv gsiITu
sod WALKER. o. As DAVIS. TRAyeas
srd HOFFMAN, 81 as. BILL. m F.sS...s.
bus It's, OF Lt Siii sis5 seespi me ,nvtt.tiot.,
seni ten. ami y p,~.srt 90 ,ke e-,s.ios
Ete tisais ~ be ualos are e6saisi{y iavit.A
70 sfsssd fbs meriias u ths Pesris
THE COMMITTEE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13

We hsFs saig sasss iossr isai ~ kssrl Ola
cfiffns pessafs. ~ sldfsss 81 W Bssss
+ e sriaFf - asnsffs af ~ ''5s4asos n,ss.
8 gg sesisiy. o. Ffisss Eysslag laa. 4 "a -
sail trtsafsl a iAeefst sd srpstssi,a. 81, -.
gigss 'is Fisfufrs u pn,A.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13

egTks f~tie 80 49, ~ sesiss - ss.sesr sss~..
As sisy ~ iosi-t = stfaaf. - gsFsgsss u.s. -
- ssfs~ fffary) steslsa. - 49, s. esssisesssi
ae Prrft.tfg = osEs>siss ~ Sssssss tss,easa.
sa.,s ~ bree shsstslsa - ~ 6s-.esl fes.i.,es.
Ths siise's 80 piss q ~ ss,.s sss,ssg 49,. !.
ny sss,,i - 'ss.ss,i a a. e..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13

fsagrsTF SritS Eisisa ~ W gssts. 81
tsNsrt = hfner tarrn'1fs. esssssIy 49, - Al,
Att f4iinr fttf - A. f.1lre ~ ffsrgraff
- ~ $50 a1I iffsR trfasra Nes.rs re- 49,
rtsfi q 81 seefesf ~ So 4Hars a. 49,
Fhis s tsiitFFI - - ~ tisk-.l s,iee ss., 40
- af.rerpfed isaf ealsifs ~ cdfasfsfs i,sss.
80 ~ e esif = t-si snfahsis 81 - s.ar,--
i.atasss si'stea Hia1tsFa Yffisiss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13
BOOKS.

We bsvs segiseiei TO sctsO~isdy- IRON Dr.. q.
NJ sHrrH. eopy Of Msessisy's Esriaad. 10 "a
volumes Also, Harper" tor March.
The Dr. keeps CONSTANTLY on haBl large A.
soTlmeng oi STANDARD WORKS e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13

F'soi1is = ffr Aneflesat Z % Al
- l.ils a,'e ntfiitf 60 We fgtrirE
rff7 81 s7 every
Dire Fet-ff % ID d. mar fstFa ssresr
'stiff Has fFsf frn 81 u.eis = .gt,...
&C. ~ rpHisfffes ~ Msrtss . 81 80 ~.
s.s.e ssi = ssi.b fs arsl cd etl.si-l
i,fig Hisnrhsnf skrtlas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13

Is A< Tste's ef Cls,is csp.f,,
Of ci.,.. , ,sen =. e.hdtdsie Tor the Sheriss,rv
m. ooony, sithe nsxt rn.ainr rIeetjc.
,,s ns ~ The capacity % Deputy h~eem, I, n,,;.,
40 we en''ss 81 that ofSes sAoa,d yor ar, -.
10y "' ne rust and capable II d.rh.rs,n- -.
as,e, sol,eii your vote, "s
Dec. ~ 1855 m a~.o
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13
70 Commissioners Of the R.,e,,.,

fgrWe ere suIhorix~d "a Almanac. s.urp,
STONE candidate tor ?, ,lscticp a, C. ~
sooef ct thc Revenue Er Jef.r.on repp,y a. a..
ensuing election. fN,,ss y, - nc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13
pAeuERNEAs GIILenr.

Ma H'Ps viii f,msin ia chaIIe,iawa one more
sk Those persons wishing DaEassreoiype.
had estser avail Ihrmssiyss of the prss.s, sppor.
tasty. His work recommends itself Remems,r
be will remain ha, pss s,.kt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13

Nv We are suihoris-a 10 ,.,op,e. ctI.ptr
u. hAHDiNG eaEd dare Sc re-sI. stioe =, a. n.
m,s~e.ihs Attorney fof jefferson cnon,y y,
"iAeh IL ESQ. MANY VOTERS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13
COMMON wsaLrn.. .rYo,.

n ~ !. recommended to the Voter. q J-6.r.,r
sV 70 vote for ANDREW II KENNEDV
se inc az Pfc.-es tine Attorney fot the Com
NoaesHh tor his Cconty. His ctprri-po, 81
Esencs a. public prosecutor are q .us,,isn,
Feb. ~ 1850 yn1re
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13

- We are saiAorl,-i a ,,,o,o,
J,f-rsn. '1f The shefihAiiy ~
March -, 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13

1--we are suiha,ir-i 20 an.ou,c. Aynprv
10y Eh a candidate tot Csmmoswesl,h', A.
'o,nsy Tor I'fisrsoa Cern;y. by
"Heh - 1850. MANY yOTFha
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13

To the Hon JoHs LsroHss. cf he Hou.. Of
Representatives. for vslsabls Pebble Doeumen,..
Also, 10 Hos. WIS "a. Taavsas, Of the Marv.
isbd EIouss q Delegates.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13
SALE aiRNnnaan1-

Sale q Psr.sa,l Psop-r'z. By ss,ak , aastsa. "a
Ti'sgsday i9h " afayss.
SAFE q Tows P,aPs1'y. ~ ~. wisely. - SCI.
s,dsg lsa aJsveA
50, ~ I cs-pssi'. sfiiou.s ed Te,; MssSs,.
81. y > $. cs''.'. q Hs,.i .sr-py. % A...l.y.
Sale q noass all kFv " 49,. - A.
4ar. isa afryta
sale = iia',sshsi5 Properly. - wHiiss ~ levi.
o. AgaSas. i5a n Hget
SIX = ilasss a-a io,. - ssss-i , c Mss.., -
MsaSsp. ifa n afssss
ssis = Led. ~ ElsHi 2 cess., Ts..s... =.
M1sdsg, iia v Md
SAT- ., lsad. y y ". nsyis'. Ts..,s-. a. ssoa4.,
~ TIA MpsA
So - ys-ec5s. Lee. a. rsssk.s.. isa - sf,,ss
s,,s = fs'aashe fss, n clssts eus.ty, - Assll
had hs~sp, - Tsgsfos. spa y tfasrs
80 = 49, y ~ lisi,' = Ws ci,ssssi.f. s.s'd
- Tiagsflg - t1fA wgss
stis n psrs,aai Fsog.sty. ~ ~. q $500 :.
TSs.fsg. 50 srss
$50 - ssieaas Jtfts., ~ sss.rsas "a A.
rsis ~ q W Bsyisy. Ts--s--. sE...is, sf,,,s
Asis ~ y lasfi . Gfists. ussfs,. stss as.,,s
SO - y A. - ~ .. A'ssuo-, Hss.ssssg, o.
s.is y Grove. Tls--fsg. "a ss.,.s
Esieb ~ p ". rropssa. Assa.s d., ts,,.s
~. = i~si. - kiffsi ?. " kii.. fiss,s. - -,
a.. - - ~ kyss
y, ls..A,s ps,!!ssiss - desssisa,~ y ssussry,
ttsF ~ Ctsssf - We rsEref - ieEfa thsf a.
Itafelsy hiftt lssi. ~ ksfa ~ Jssr De -.
srsf Wtne rssi. g1s afsfoJti ~ esx afh 80.
Sc haa ifed ta,eels 81 shsaf qsssfitf II -
- ~ sEatl les ~ kave a. 100 80 -.
pc . - fsach $500 ~ 30
Wssies.- yfsrlalss.
tTfsssiies = gIsyltise kii8e fi,s,tt..
sAsrs Hosi csa. q l7isr - ,.f.t (, -.
- s.....,-,,,l,...,-s......,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13
snkRRsFrAI.TY.
MANY VOTERS

JOSEPH CRANE. i.r-eor,A,
a ,.as 'st ne sasr s.lty fos lhi. 60. s-
'ax, isahh-d Tor the esscr a'V' lie 10
'" no MANY yorrRs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13

IT, tsn'slsih' ssgiiss q esf11las q, ssss,.
81 csnGissisuss sfihs lsrss - ess. 81 s.'si.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13

oBANNoN viii t~ supported -, 49, n ssM
NJ, ~ ms q, sssey. BY MANY VOTERS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13
CHARLES @, BRAGG.

ensf my'@if ss . essiidsf. &c Constable A. ~,
. DIae'' ssosa be sise,sa. Z pledge ss.i,ty ~
ta.'y ~ Va a'-.asrss 81 Tho ds,iss 81 H. a.,
'n@,-'of- - Ito sedssx-. Il The ss,. ,. AZ 81 49,,
fs"H ' ID WILLIAM y. EAsrERDAY-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13

ID ts,as6x as,hof.zsd TO ssao..e. JAMES
J,s.,.o. go, - Candidate foe ,hs sAss,d.Is, ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13
Kw, ,r- ,n,h,,.,..Ia

r ~. are auihori1ed To annnupe. THOMAS
sna'as Acanfdste iof Coma ,. ~ssIiA's
''V''ty 'oflthfreoe comfy. IAach IL SO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13

bARE See kraf ~ fgoRsEs- "a
taaf a infn BAOoD NAaEs HHrs~Is
ZEE - ekitA afs stfs fnai tF Gee q NW4a3
We 49, Here's - Vifaiais Tksf .I&m.IA
s1fb ssfi sfssis - sssffs save 49, -.
feeAf SADDLE tluass- sii q ahfkI sSi s~B
- eieah - Pen six 81 SEE ,seniss tks rsts -
80 y giss htaa ufs 49, ~rpfHr
-. :. . iOHN , oORNAN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13
Lseai ns.srssda.


Ths se<sssy yin .sst q .I.G,,.,- n,
ssy ksssiss. len s-sss.t % Frs-
.s.r,os-' Sbesid The 'Mosros pee,,,,. =.
$500 :. NE Policy % this Gov.rsmes,r
T c. Grsss ,sS a. 800 Sso. C:che. tAs'se BO,,s,
ss raeise sr. invited 70 snssd.
G.,L.sr.. S<s,. f'"e
March ID iS5s,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13

ftAoN' iTirrSs Ny ussas h.. ts.a pi.e.d b.fo,.
eshdi-'e 10 ths G,.s II cansssAi- ana an
V'sIxt isseHa 10 e.i 90 s,s,y ,s'ss "a doc ,,,s
. Save 90 fsr@ o. P'sos IL the haas q INV A..
'nffrorrfs y sPoH my hsss~r esadast .t.u,toa -
Paseiuaii,y. Yo1s. respectable, -"'@'" A'i
f'e' - Use CHARLES q. BRaGc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13
aAss MsErrSC.

Viii BE- s-ee b. notice In aaoshsr eo,rmn
that tAsfs vii be Mas Mrriing Of tas fIisea,
q FslLsoas and Dssrlsos. al The Cear-heus-,
% Aooday neat. at O'Clock
The nsssiag ~nI b addressed By q nunber Of
ear most eioaaeni men among whom &c name,
Asssrs vAls. Of NeH York. snt Hlssi,, OF MI
h n a'.o. eeshieatiy expected that Mes.r..
WALKER sad smith. Of Alabama. Easiis. Of La i,
Bsii. Of Tennessee, Davis ssd Travefs. Of ND
and osssr distinguished members Of Coasrs,s, viii
seesp, The iuviss,iors that have bssa forwarded 10
Ass. and vili be present 90 the oeeasiOs.
Lss there BE- general turn ost 81 the people, re-
ssrdlsss Of psuyi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13

~ 81. 49, 81 lfsass.
Vou srs ssffpY eolissa Net - css,t,.ts-.
dsF a. fFi8 is18 81 usrs a. -. =,
steeet "a ~ 80. 81 its eeas 81 49, 49, 4
=, = '--t,Hff = fhterrFF 81 ~ fifssl, GO
y 80 r9eHis ! steii tast .kf dssaslIlsss "a 80
:. = 80 u ffifrsss - ~ tssaH
feasiy vsfrfit ssa fisif8a 81 -. 80 s.s.,,
- .lfA So 50 Il ~ 49, raaas ~ fssisr 81
49, 80 ss' 49, = - hssas o. sss,i.t,f =. a.
80 49, .-sia - fstsnE a. stns sis - at,esfas
- ,t.a ~ tstsy aaiA raasE,ssft
AsffAi A l.s4 q Il FrHrRfL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13
For Constable.
DISTRICT Y, 2

I,hfx W ore sathr'ss.' 20 apnouncs TfTO-,s
ocN a. SaaGiiAss Tor Formally IN it,
. March ~, 1876
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13

~ HJi ssnn""c- "ss~a esnsidsss tps 70 sl.eti. q.
C,Astshi- - ni.tsnct No TK.aI.,r..- -. ..
aissf arxed The fstiss u ~. ocs ~I,h .p.,,.I,y -
shh s%e IssaFd in The ysstiilfis. II tn, 80,
es' o.fy ofrF ny past cosr.e - Fasrast.. IL a.. -
tare d~s'rs. th.,-i re-. 6srh., 1890 ~ -
hcasst dis-hstxvs ~ su.t va $50, -
February 81, fssS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13

". ou-r ny'e'' ~ -asl-isss for Can.,sbt. 4. ~
80" p'.,'e,. sh1siJ b. sls-t,s5. pI.ar. a
,sf ~ s'-efs'r~ ~ no aasIss u the ofsss I
80 Tvs sal ae~s a the - ~. u..,,.,
f'pH' 90 THOMAS n. wOODw ARD
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13

tS-fsss'ies = . FFsylkisr kI1e fis.s 49,.
- Asrs Hest Ga. q l7ioe --Ly.fs -.
> aa-s y..f I..ss.. - ..l...s. 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13

are authorized to sanoanes DANipI.
" stkEiL AL candidate for Con.t.Ll. !, a..
"'S' 40 d, oB MANY VOTERS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13

~ ssre requested 20 Announe. Mr.. SAM
uSL " wooObY. fof the oair ~ cae,,stI,
!" n,su'e' NO ~ MANY VOTERS
tFJ0tlS ID Linz w,ii b. 80 pp,r,.e nv r.,,
March ~ le55 w
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13

FTflik Fstft ~ y - Fssl \ q :. ~. n,
~ isanls esafs4 = - -, -
iaaalt pfT - erbFfb
rDHf Luct& es..tF
VI caNft#
NV. NAMED
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13

gupk POT ASH. - .sssly
- 80. y. 80 { ~. sNfrm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-13
AMERICAN MEETING AT HAMPERS
FERRY.

Faithfully your disnd.
GARRETT nAvrQ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-14
TuiRrY-FoURTn CoNCR Ess.

TUESDAY,, Feb. II.
SBNATE.-The Chair laid before the Senate
the annual report of the Commissioner of Pa
tents.
The consideration of the Central American
question, was then resumed.
Mr.. Wilson said, that, notwithstanding the
declaration Of the President, which had been
reiterated by distinguished Senators, and re-
peated by the public press throughout the
country, that our relations with England, grow
ing out of the Central American question,
were in a complicated state the people of the
United States, whose instincts are safer than
the deductions of statesmen, give little heed
to these apprehensions. Far seeing merchants
continue to send their vessels on distant VEN
lures, treighted with full cargoes, in confident
anticipation that there Will be no rupture of
our friendly relations with England, There
IS not The slightest alarm in the public mind
on that score. People are not so diverted from
what is passing OH the other side Of the Mis-
sissippi, by rumors of war with Great Britain.
1t is not very probable that the Executive de-
sires a war which would extend the bounda-
res of this country to the shores OF that Polar
sea gazed on by DIR. Kane. There is no such
desire for the addition to the free soil of this
Republic on the part of this a Administration.
The only result attained by the CLAYTON and
dence and an interminable discussion, which
has settled no point dispute, and carries to no
result. The treaty had not accomplished what
the people of the country expected He
thought this Government had been over
reached in negotiation. The treaty was one
not fit to be made. He thought the United
States should at once declare it null and void.
and stand then just as we stood before it was
made.
The course of Great Britain iustifes us in
abrogating the treaty altogether. We need
not fear her in Central America. Let her send
as many anglo Saxons there as she pleases.
No doubt they would make good citizens of
this country, when we hereafter come into
possession there.
Mr.. Mason thought the discussion of the
subject rather embarrassed than aided the So
luton of the difficulties surrounding it. He
hoped the question would now be taken on
the reference.
Mr. Butler did not look on this question as
likely to issue in war with Great Britain.
He concurred in the American Interpretation
OF the treaty, but hoped the matter would be
referred to the Committee on Foreign Rela-
tons, instead OF being further discussed in
the Senate
Mrs Foote said Mr.. Clayton wished to be
heard was detained byindisposition. He
moved postponement of the subject to Mon
day. which was agreed to. Adjourned.
HousB.-Ihe Speaker has not yet an
rounced the Committees
The House proceeded TO vote for Printer, re-
sulting as follows: Toilet 60, Wendell g.,
Farnham 9. Sargent 6 i, scattering I6; neces.
sary for choice 50.
The Honse had two more trials to elect
Printer. The last vote stood Follett 60,
Wendell SO. Scattering 80,
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mat to crticse is not necessarily to condemn but
TO give the picture its true position as work of
art, as well an embodiment of Thought. So
lar from being panoramic daub," or brilliant
coiors piasiered over an innocent canvass" we
should rather say, poor innocent and ignorant
critic, who did not know that all pictures are to
be judged, not by the coarseness or fineness of
hnish, but by the amount Of thought they en-
Cody, and that, as usual thing, 'all artists and
gentlemen judge of pictures by the amount of
thelr good qualities, and never by their faults"
The press of our city, has indeed spoken the
praises of this painting, but the press has not
done the artist full justice. TIE tru merit of
the picture cannot be written down, but only
be telt by those who are capable of approaching
what is truly good. We think, in spite OF our
critic, that the execution of the picture is of IN
usual merit for panorama, and we should be
glao to know, by what rules Of art critic COM
pares the naturalneSs of sky and water, or by
what means he can judge, unless he was present
when the artist made his studies flor they are all
studied from nature). Then in regard to the per-
speetlVe, we are not able to find any fault, and
claim to have devoted some attention TO that
branch of art, yet we know of no rules which our
astIst has violated, andre only say we confess
ourselves somewhat amused at the audacity of
our "selt-constituted connisseur" of the Trans
Crypt, who not only is destitute of any taste but
seems totally ignorant of even the first principles
OF art. We therefore again say, that according to
our knowledge and opinion, the painting is by far
the best of the kind we have ever seen in our
midst, and we do not doubt that our citizens will
fully appreciate its merits, Notwithstanding the
opinion of the " critic" Yours, IL. W.
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er of the House Of Representatives, has a
more brilliant career before him, than any
man who has been in that chair since Henry
Clay.
trust the frankness of these remarks will
be appreciated, as coming from one who has
seen some service in the cause, but who is
now Withdrawn from active service. Firmly
believing, as do, that the country for the
next four years is to be governed either by
Franklin Pierce or Salmon P Chase, can
not forbear the responsibility of giving to my
former fellow soldiers in the good cause,
A BLAST FROM THE OH Bue1E.
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LATER From KANzAs.-The Springfield
Republican has private letter from Kanzas,
dated 29th ult. A tremendous snow storm
was going on, and the roads were completely
blocked up, so that the rufisns were kept at
home by the elements, if otherwise disposed
to renew hostilities. The writer says that he
never experienced SO severe winter in Yer
mont as this has been in Kanzas. The ac-
counts from every source make it evident that
Atchison's desperadoes are making extraor-
binary preparations for new attack upon the
people of kanzas, under the pretence furnish
ed them by the President, of enforcing the
laws they have made for the territory.
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FoEHcAL JUDGE.-Judge Nash of the
Boston Superior Court, paid for his appoint.
ment' by writing some poetry for the Boston
pee amer the last iaii election, of which we
gNea specimen brick
'Now glory to the Lord Of Hosts from whom all plores
Ana o, @re, 70 o.. u,u.u.., ,.,
ss'"H' 0.'e'' our henry Of Navarro"
uoh how hearts were beating when on election d.,
We saw the army Of the League drawn out in long az
With ail ~ nr..,. ,.5 o,,,....
Attn rlngames black ipSa anu atr S a s rshe peers
spears. "''''l iisV'oli
There 70 the brood Of false eeso the curses Of cur
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handi - ''' "'''S'' 'runcheon in his
And we looked on them, we thought Of wo,ce.,,r,
Ana a., tre ,,Nai ,,n brood
his SIood a'u"erS youthful hair all dabbled with
And we cried unto the living God rto ,,,..
war S''' ''' i''9 u
40 nsn' lo' ms own holy name and Henry Of Nayare
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT Syracuse, FEB. H.
The accommodation train bound west, on the
Central Railroad, which left here at o'clock
this afternoon, came in collision with the mail
train coming east, about a mile west of this
city, owing to the displacement of a switch.
Mr.. Frost conductor of the train bound west,
leaped off and was thrown on the ties. His
face was considerably bruised. Mr.. Carver,
of Lyons, Wayne Co., was badly injured in
ternally, and two or three persons were slightly
bruised. The engines were considerably bro.
ken, but none of the cars were materially
injured.
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LOCAL MEM 81

HE wEArHBs. The wind changed ON
Tuesday afternoon to The northwestern. and
with it came sudden and rapid change of
the temperature. At IL O'Clock the Their
mometer had fallen to three above zero. Yes
terday morning it stood at two below.zero. AT
IL o'clock last evening it was shade be 3.
low zero, but very still, with clear sky and
a bright moon.