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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-02
ON MANHOOD.

AND IT'S PREMATURE DECLINE.
Jmsi Published Gratis. lazaiae yOsaa
TEEOUSANDla ~ aast
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The important fnctthat the many alarming com
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of youth, may be easily removed wITHnuT MEDi-
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and the entirely new and highly successful treat.
means o. whlche cry one Is enabled TO cure him.
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avoiding all the advertised hosif,itns Of the day
Sent to any address, gratis and post free IN 9
age stampsto DR. B. DE LANE III, LIspsnafd
Street, New York city d @g' e -
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{ CONTRAST lhe tints brought out the hair by
~ Christadoro's maie,lessg n rsyitalsipg HAIR
DYE, aud hose produced by Tie application Of the
burning fluids ordinarily sold psi1a Dyes You see
at once that The oher d ifai iii one efse natu.
raj in the other, and the simple feasont is shat
exact chemical combraiion,, operates, on natural
and inmuiable principles Made: sid andapped
IN 10 private roensj NJ CIR ISr ID, alO'> Astor
House Broad way ANew Yorks sAlAs for sale by
The princi pal Druggists md PerfumeEs throughout
the counirys @Aks5t5 3&s1 9iiA &J3a&ka&
New York Agents-W II. CARY &C0.; and
| WARD CLOSE X co, ..,a !; r..ta.gsa@ss
March 26 fSJj-ly Ea4
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81 Stock and Deposit, Bills Of l.ading and Ex-
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circulars, how cards, Labels, Designing and ,EIn.
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address WIN N DUNNELL,
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-02

Esg-The name of "Republieah's has bee
come SO bad since the party Of sfessoasbls
procliyities adopted II that the Hpck Ialand
(IlL1 Republican, stAuneh democratic
sheet, has taken the name 81 ATquss.ve
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Eg Nothing doing in Congress, except
discussing the Kansas question. Fhe eous-
mission to Kansas consists 81 Shefnan &c
Ohio; Oliver Of Missouri; and Howard, Of
Michigan; Lew Campbell declined the ip-
pointmeut, ~ -
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Sale Of Real Estate by order Of
N Probate Court.

ON Saturday the Sd day Of May, 1856, 10 O'Clock
IN the forenoon, on The premises ini kuniiey Town
ship, Harrison county, Ohio, at the late residence
Of Peter Hnebaugh deceased, will be sold TO tn e
highest bidder thu following real egate as the prop
erty OF Peter limbaugh doc d, TO wit: Being part
oi section No. thirty SIX 1856 Townshlp No. tenll0
and Range No tour 4,i containing Eighty Acres;
living in said county and State and in the Steuben-
vile Land pisxct Said Laud W illbe es+ldFnblect
to the Dover of Mary Hinebaugh the widow.
Terms Of Sale4-i) )ne third Of the purchase money
in hand. one third IN year and the hsialHce u
two years win interest on deferred paymopts..
DAVID HIN EsBAtlLsII. #
sRaa sts JlSEPf Hin EBAUGIi. 4
Executors Of the Will Of Petef Hinabasigh de.
ceased. ssafs y8 sass.t Hhs n -tyssse :.
j. III. McMArn. Attorney,
april 8, IB56-Aw. sSNAs III III
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New York Advertisements.
RoBIsoNs PATENT GRIDIRoN AGAINST

tNoDlSSkNC <AGAAFscA
.E THE FRYING PAN
TT is well known fact that meat broiled is mnrh
il more pzlatabls, tender and healthfu than when
tried ALI sliced meats ought 70 be broiled. The
new Gridiron is as convenient asthe Frying Pan
and much roreseconfnneal. Having downward
druught, il takes alt The smoke and gas upthe Chin
ney, cooks the meat entirely through in its own
Iuices without burning H. saves all the fat, Tedaces
the meat bills full 25 per aud eanbe used over
a,wood orcoal fire.s.a bgaa isssag'g giialssgsa
Price for the round 10 inches dinmeter ~ ...s a9 90
s. square Shy IA inches. .......s.. Is
:" e oblong by l6., >. ....s s$..sr.... 2 90
Shy yiS..,........'...... 2 90
y" 7" 6. 9by 2l...,...:,, ...::..... 90
We'wll send by express prepaid, one or more OF
these sizes 10 any part Of the United states, cast
Of the Mississippi Cor not far west of it, on 70.
ceipt OF the price. @ {a8t84lf3 81 aaN
Money may be sent BY mail; registered" atour
risk. E'7i FlAt at'89
Agents wanted in every county, Town, and city
in the Union, CpctIars with full description sent
a ANRERic iRR d adEfEsI AGENcY
Co 20 Duane st, New York.
tiiH lAich m 20 'o'oi-y'aB3 Al saa5s4d t.FgtES
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SRA The Way it. stands.

4RseNk BNHff - AAHYaAJ @tHt4l taLs.
DELAHAY, the Representatives elect from
the State Of Klnsas, informs the public
thsi he does not contest the seat Of WnIT
FIELD, but when Kansas is admitted into
The Union, then he claims to represent her.
Reeder does not contest Whitdeld's seat,
end win not present his credentials as a
US. Senator until the admission Of Kan
sas as State. In the mean time, there ia
State Government, Legislature, and Laws
in fun operation in Kansas In Washing.
ton she is represented as Territory, al
homo As State. Mixed, decidedly mixed
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na ,epSGRKssIpEAL RLKcToRs.
IhSBEhBEN T. KELLOGG. Of Hamilton.
md. HENRY r, SEDAN, OF Hamilton.
D.lNlD CLAtik, OF Montgomery.
iiiL tSA Ats u. THOMAS. OF Darke
suftf fDsN NkDr ROSTER, OF WilIiunis
6ih MICHAEL H. DAVIS, of Clurnof,i.
a s7h. tFIlIls " CHOSEN. OF Warren
q .sih.s WlIlIAM N kERSHNER, of Clark.
- sssif. Gtt1l6E E, SEENA, Of Seneca.
s,lgh, slllVf HENGAN, of Jack sen
iith. AlFREn MeNEICH, OF Fairfield.
lfa8lh11. ke(IB sBYH 0. Franklin.
s2ihssl d HStfIFkyr. .s.f HuT0n. s t.
3ttiS I1fIS'C. MY EfsS, 'of Ashland
esizfllalfDsERH BURNS. OF Cosiocfon.
l6,h JAMES n, GAYLORD, of Morgan.
.s4glhe sfF NJAaifN p SPRIGtiS, OF Noble
18th ,AIPll0NSO tfAI&F, OF Portage.
I'M. HENRY II DODGE, OF Cuyshoga
s2ngiStsf1 1RGE g. zGHLETr Of Ashtabula
2lst. GEORGE COOK, of Harrison
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-02

Azr The electiop in Rhode leland will
lake place on the Cd Of April, and that in
Conpscticnt on Che I'm. t7ss f#
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-02
Sam ard Sambo.

The editor Of the Hartford Courant. an
Abolition Know Nothing organ. insists with
great pertinacity tha. sam and SambO are
Ons and tbe same person. or. if separate Be.
ines, thai they are The children Of the same
parents. andtsin brother SO far as size.
looks aud conpIexi0n are concerned. After
defending his own position at considerable
length, the editor comes to the following
conslusions:
ave have. then, the twin ideas-RePub-
licanism and Americanism. Is there apy
clashing between them! Not the slightest
They are brothers; there is no earthly ne
cessity for the slightest collision. They
are smart pair Of Yankee twins, such
boys as it would gladden. any fathers heart
to see; such boys as only bad man would
wish TO set fighting. Let Sam and Sam
bo keep good friends. There is No nessssi.
ty for jealousy or collision" .W0H
What says our friend of the Louisville
Journal. or his Southern Know Nothing al
lies to this: y. 81. "a, 10 s.ils.ss
EE-The city Of Reading, Pennsylvania,
the county seat ef Berks, a name always as
sOciated with something OEerwhelmnin5 in
democratic majorities. has just responded
to Il Philadelphia nominatlons9 Reading
although in this famous county, has been
for many years more or less infected with
some Of the issues of federalism; and while
The county has never once faltered in hel
devotion to the men, measures and prihci'
pies Of the democratic party, the city .hal
occasionally been won over to the enemy =
Last year the know hothings carried the cit
by nearly eight hundred majority, out Of I
Ipoll of s SEQ votes. At the municipal elec
ton on Friday last, j. B. Warner, Esq, th
democratic candidate fer Mayor was1 tri
umphantly, elected, Mr. Warner is th
law partner of Hon. J Clancy Jones.
Ey Holloway's Ointment and Pills tn
best Remedies for the cure Of Female Com
plants. The extraordinary effect these Pill
5 have upon all complaints peculiarly inc
dental to females, would appear incredib
to the citizens Sf the Union, if it were nj
+ fconfrmed daily by the wonderful cur'
they effect in the various States. II is a
E unquestionable fact, that there is not an
. remedy to equal them for exterpainatin
suffering from the softer sex particularly ft
: young girls entering into womanhood, tber
E fore all are requested to give a trial, Whc
e will insure their recommendation. 4,aG
EB- "Americans must rule America
# says the Know Nothing platform. Yes,
n says a contemporary, "Black Hawk tried
!. in 1852, and the Black Feet and Flat Heat
are uyiug it now"
Tom FoRD's LAsT.--"I regard this Uni'
!. Of mere conse quence than 3,ooo,oo0 nj
!, gers"
Tom Ford in session Of State Council
"a January 1856. .ag
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Revolution in Kansas.

s'Tife telegraph iuforms US that The bogus
State LegisIa are in Kansas, with the Cal
dloftia desperado aud ruffian Robinson, as
sassefnef.; had metin Topeka, and that the
latter had the audacity TO send in a Gu
sbefnagorial message aud 10 usurp tie pre-
fosa6ye If Gov shannon. We trust and
.hsfese stHat the General Government, on
first attempt II these men q carry out tbeir
pretehdsd snacfnents, win arrest them for
treason against dc law and authority ot
HE USitsd States, and put downlhe rebel
lioD with a'frn and vigorous hand. Tie
people Of ,tle country viii sustain it in 50
dong. The cendpctiof Robinson and hii
party isgegen more lreasonableyand revolu.
ronary ,han was the Modification party
movement il south Carolina, which called
fgrlb th,I msuorable pFoclamatiap Of Gene
raj Jackspn. ~ a NJ .3Ql. saa
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-02
Oolored Republican Know Moth
A ing Ticket.

A part of the colored republican Know
Nothings of this township met at the Pro-
bate Judges office on last Saturday and
nominated the following ticket.
Trustees, Joseph Sharon, John Blair,
Samuel McFadden, Clerk, Anon Lennon;
Treasurer James Stewart; Assessor,Jacob
Jarvis; Constabes. John Ward, John Bar
croft; Supervisors, Chas, Chaplain, Wm.
Boggs, &cs DC. es t- b
We are glad TO hear that Mr.. Sharon has
placed himself among the Know Nothing
fusipnists. We shall know hereafter where
to find him. We shall not be bored with
him any more at cur conventions. We wish
him much joy anopg his new friends. aud
hope that his "smeller" will not turn up Al
the peculiar 4smeii' that he now seems so
fond Of s~@ s@@A
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wn,. - M.,-rrf-Tha .ar..,i..I

wHAT Is rHE MATrERi-The advertised
"Kansls ovfSagus'' DO not seem to "cOms
Off according 70 The programmed wksfs
the nsiier? AM shs managers sisk. OFis
Ii / machinery bfDksn7 What has become
Of lie "Kiekapoo Rangenf" Ii viii nos
dc to give il uF ~ let US have something
ifbis Hbtbing Ezote than 3 discharge e
a "sharp's rifle" Election close At hand
and no "outrage" -nOlhing "hOrFibls"-
no "Free State men, women. ehildFsas nor
their fourteenth usins, "balchered IN eold,
cola blOOl" .fhisiuilI hsysE d6h why
WON'T Atchison shoot sGIngieIlOw, or
+suingfeliOw shoot AsckisOu Jass 70 nahs
the UopnecEisut election Sstf IiEsI5s eJOb
Troitetl'lwould be isnOsls, , acq qaiziliOn to
the Black Rspablioaas .s,.tnis aiass sEJsb
could shed tesri BY IKE buekslial 70
order New Haven Register :
Ea-The State Of Maine, an Old.li6e shig
paper, makes thf following flank admission:
"We saw The statement few days since
in a reliable and,Nebraska paper 10 Msssa-
ehuseus. that, regretit as they might she
feeling Of opposition to the NebsAska bils
was dying out, We think the slecssen In
New Hampshire confirms that statemeat." !"
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"Let secret political organizations. be
bandoned ,''--Last weeks Republican.
E9rWas that your opinion something
over d year ago when You stuck your NOSE
into the American order, and took . solemn
oath that yon would always suppor'' it's
nominees? What has brought about This
change 10 your opinioBg AT that time you
we're loud and longin singing peaDs to The
order. Did'ntit payIto join the ouler?--
Wessold youat the time.thatit vBould not,
but you iniisnently Fepisd--rahat was one
Of Charley, Aliens fdsehcOds.H What is
your opinion now, brother Hatton, of the
oaths yon took when you joined the Ameri.
can order2 Pay tell AN next ws~k. brother
HattoD,5 s.thaRs3a good soglD Your pri:
sate opinionrcf Sam lat this time woals
be entersanipg- sa r s W u.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
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HEtRt 4 KERR,
Fashionable sAaailOa-
s3 As CADIZ, 0TEIO

Shop in Dewey's building, opposite Hatchery
stare. All work warranted 70 fiji, and made in good
order. share Of work solicited.
april 2, '56-ly.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-02

LigslhAcEguh COY. Ullase keeping PIP.
anAoa aleiaI cores pondence With such = man
10 SgbarIsz n 05inson. wEo calls himself Cor.
ofKaTsas.
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n. Tic boston Post saYs:

-aas# Tie Boston Post says:
abs,ME, Speaker Banks. in the admihistra
ten canvass, had no donbt Of the fsrmaa
ten Of great northern party, and " lts.
diial4ueeess. This is Tie talk Of such pol;
tieiaHs as Banks b caucus while outside they
psbciaim atlies most liberal naiiond senu-
lgenlsssga MI ii seYta ~
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s'fpElepubliean leaders in Gadiz
syaa think Of these who desert their
s-asaparty. ,aas.a
iaa fJ6r hdighbor has been urging Demo-
actsas4fof a long time to join his new Repub,
sslcan bfgalRzation He has made urgent
ana powerful Iappeais to them to do so.--
70 show what he thinks Of them after he
has got them IN lis meshes, it is only ne
stestafy' u publish the following from his
slast paper IN speaking ofLewis D, Camp
aBelf deserth hg the Republican party, he
uses The following language. A traitor in
fones ease is the same as traitor in another
ia%etfus that tliose Derpocrats who were
gfteHsenough t. leave Their party viii give
7ViFs article careful pcrusai:--
'Sl1sBne Il s,,tldehS "change has come ovet
sstssikprit Of lis dfeam,' and ike sorIe 9th
,sr ln gfatessbe has deserted the friends " h,
msGe b m all thal he is, and The principle.
lie once advocated. But short time az,
Ne e'considered tle Slavery question of nor,
IaimpoF4aAce than all others-now, he SAYS
it sis an outside issue,H and speaks of i
snesrin gly,s ssf''the uiegcr business. -
Shame on such reacEery! "a Is The man de
toid Of every Thing Ike gratitude? Has IL
no regard for tie feelings Of those VIII,
.rkevs labor%d for him III by gone days?~
,traAer to tbs principles he once advccate
..77a tlhitqr to bis iIienas. Such is Levi
y, Campbell :a ......-. 4. u. ,.,s
Alter using such languages, pray te
your realers, brother Hatton, what yol
think, Of your GO elitQr and fellow laborel
Lewis LeRton, viii you? 'sa..
~ &sgH Fherea!.aa,d personal estate of Nj
.. Nj. Clay, the emanc ipationist, is advel
tissd for sale by his assignees. Anon
otEet property there are twenty Two slave,
s'24 New Albany Journal
s'A Republican paper in Columbiana cour
( Htyca9socates. The election Of savehode
asanabeliion candidate for the the Pres
dency7rCns Columbian. s 4
-, Theglelgcted asaveholder Clerk of tn
sIloassa o, Copgress=-they elected slave
holder Door keeper Of the same body
they had aEslayeholder for their Pres
dental the Pittsburgh Convention. an
their whole course shows that anti SLAYER
with them is not ''sbin deep" provide
they can get into otlice. So much for Il
GoloEed Repablicans. e
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Eg- "Americans must rule America .
says the Know Nothing platform. Yes, /"
says a contemporary. "Black Hawk tried il
in 1852, and the Black Feet and Flat Heads
are tryiup it uowp' '
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-02

Ton FoRD's LAsT.--"I regard this Union
Of mere conse quence than 3,ooo,oo0 nig-
gers" as IN.
Tom Ford in session Of State Council in
January 1856. stas "A.
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Ioh JlrGL OF ThL tSuPREME COURT,
RUFUS P. RANNEY.
E9R YEa4rR OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
WhYNE GRlSWOLD.
foR coaassloNIR OF COMMON SCHOOLS,
HIRAM II. BARNEY.

sW hat Hatton and the SO called
s'frRepubliean leaders in Cadiz
svaa think of these who desert their
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ta.rbs SIsie q n nsIps. 3 . old M rhia
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CApIz, oHIo.
SENATORIAL ELECTORS.

DEMOCRATIC PrFslDtNIiAL LLtcTORs
FOR OHIO.
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could shed tears by ,Es bueaslIal =
order; ;"--Nev Haven Register
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-01
District Conxenttan.s.
The GAINESVILLE Chronicle of the 2sth ult

The GAINESVILLE Chronicle of the 2Sth ult.
says:
The American Natona, nominations have
been made, and Electors fofethe State, at large,
have been appointed, and we see no reason
Why the District Electors should not be selected
as soon as possible. To expedite this move
ment, we invite the American party, Of this
county, to meet at the Court House. on the
irst Monday in April, to appoint delegates to
a District Convention, 10 be held for the pur-
pose OF appointing an E!ector for this District.
We also suggest that said Convention be held
here, and on Thursday the Oath of April. This
will allow ample time for the several counties
to appoint delegates. GAINESVILLE is the most
central point, and more easy of access to a
inaJority of the delegates than any other. We
hope this suggestion will be approved, and that
the time and place may at once be settled,
But If proposition be made, likely to prove
more generally acceptable, we will most cheer
fully acqusnce.
In the mean time, we hope the adjoining
counties will proceed to appoint delegates.
1t is not matter of Importance where
the Convention assemblies. We, therefore,
agree with our friend Of the Chronicle, both
as to the place and time; and hope to hear
a favorable response from all the counties
in the District. Let US choose our Elector,
and give him time to prepare for vigorous
prosecution of the campaign.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-01

KIcKLPOo CRY. K. THE Kansas correspon-
dent Of the n. Y. Herald thus describes Kckapoo
City, which promises to be desirable residence
for emgrAnts:
KickapoO City one year old on the lst day of
November last and had abont 900 inhabitants.
10 has nov 2e0 bull ings, two steam saw mills,
three houses for accommodating the travelling pu
lie, stores, four groceries, drug store one
newspaper, (RdnSds PiOnesT) two blacksmith shops,
church edifce, one school house, two livery
stables, &C, &c. A very large hotel building
nearly completed. will be ready and open by the
let of April, and can easily accommodate'twO hun
dred and fifty guests. Some six or seven stores
twenty cd dwelling houses, one livery stable, two
churches, and numerous 9th r buildings are in pro-
gress. These inn rovemen,s all the rk Of
citizens, and il shows the amount OF faith have
'nat il will be the great city the Missouri River
in his great Kansas Territory. What the new
Corners will erect or do time alone will tell. We
are in great need Of good mechanics; wages are
extremely high.
Mechanics, workngmen and professional men
coming TO the territory will DO well 10 male this
their landing kickapOo is four miles aboV. Wes-
ton Missouri, aud has an excellent steam ferrybo,t
crossing.the river every fifteen niautes. There
has been discovered three coal veins (bituminous)
IN and near the city. All make, as far as has been
examined, q very profitable appearance.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-01

ABOLITION RAyING.-In speech at Albany
the other day Gerrlt Smith, the great Adolf
ZIONIST; thus spoke Of Mr.. Fllmore-"lt is but
f We years since Willard Fillmore, shameless
servant of the slave power, signed the Fugitive
Slave bill. And what a shameless insult is it
To call upon US to cast our votes tor that shame
less servant of slavery. Mllard Fillmore is for
dragging back the fugitive into the bel! of
slavery" &c.
Such is the language employed by the Ado
litionists to injure Fillmore at the North. At
the South his enemies call him al 5bOl:ionis:
Such is the nature OF the cross lire to which
he is subjected.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-01

COOP IN EVERYTHING. Let us thank God
for mpariing unio US poor weak mortaIs the
inestimabls blessing OF vanity. How many
halt witted votaries Of the arts-poets, pain
tiers, actors, mesicians-live upon this food and
scarcely any oIherl II the delusion were TO
drop from Pipson's eyes, and he could see
himself Ms he is-if some maleyOlent genius
were to mingle with his feeble brsins one fatal
particle OF common sense--he would just walk
of Waterloo bridge, ahjure poverty, ineapa.
city, cold lodgings, Unpald bakers bills, ragged
elbows and deferred hopes, 81 once and Tor
ever TAGckeray's Aiscetlaaies
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-01
The Popularity o, the Administration.

The Popularity OF the Administration.
. Someof the Democratic presses are con-
stantIy talking Of the popularity of the
Pierce Administration We commend to
them the following statistical comparison
of the votes given in 1852 and 1855, made
by Hon. ANDREW STEWART, of Pennsylva-
MIA, in speech at Uniontown on the 18th
Of March:
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-01
Icmocrncr and nIack KepubIicanI,m

democracy and Black KePubIicOnIsm.
The Democracy and the Black Republi-
ans are rivalling each other in their denun-
iations Of Mr.. Fillmore Such an alliance
this can have no other effect than that of
ndearing him still more to the conserva-
live, Uniou-loving masses Of the country.
lis conduct, as President, was such as to
vim the good opinion of just men of all par
les, and il is not probable that they can
egard, without resentment, the co-Upera-
ion of Democrats and Fanatics to destroy
i'm. They will be apt to regard it not
lerely with resentment, but with deter
Iinstion to rebuke the spirit which produ-
es such q cooperation Of extremes.