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The United States mail steamship Hermann, Com
nlander Higgins, from Bremen, via Southampton Au-
gust 18th, arrived at New York on the 2sth ult.,
bringing 2s3 passengers and a large and valuable
cargo Her news has been anticipated by the arrival
Of the Niagara at Boston.
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saddteay, Harness G7pG IreeseEs

S0RG9Ee3'N, Harness and TRUNKS.
The subscribers have just received full supply oil English
French and American
SADDLES,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Including many improvements Their stock Of both SIN
GLE and DOUBLE
HI RR. - -
IS NOT TO BE EQUAILED IN THE SOUTH. Also, con.
stany hand complete Of Ladies' and Gentle
mems SOLE LEATHER
1Ha USVxSS,
and other articles their ne which they invite attention.
SEW WING HINES,
With all the late improvements.
LACEY & CO.,
je23 2ptn1 81 St. Charles street
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Z sl34lN3 N Il N 4! - Z 7.
.iEAAIEaAQre Rangers

your posts !! Read the call the meeting ths
evening al Odd Fellows Hall Rally for the g MON
and FIIiLM0REi #S
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~ Hon. j. r. Benjamin, Z. IS. Senator from Lou.
isiana VIII please accept our ackno Judgements for
fayors, III the way Of valuable public docu-
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Secondhand FvseFgattaxs.e Bought

The highest Cash Price paid for all descriptions Of Second
hand Furniture. Persons leaving the city and wishing dis
pose of their furniture will find it to their advantage call
the undersigned
so-Second hand Furniture sold exchanged and repaired.
P. NJ. TOURNE,
nul9 2p3m % Baronne street.
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EseMeOC0g.
I24 CANAL STREET I24.
j. D. DAMERO ON g. co.
Beg leave inform their customers and the public generally
that they have removed their stock of Carpeng, Floor Oil
Cloths etc., from &c Charities and 81 Cusomlonsc Streets
their and spacious store No. Ia CANAL STREET Toura
Buildings.
We receiving varied assortment Of Rich English
g MEDALLION, VELVET and
BRUSSELS TAPESTRY GARPETJNG
of entirely new patterns and designs;
Of
THREE-PLY and VENETIAN CARPETING;
BAIzES, DRUGGETS and RUGS,
usual variety of patterns and qualities;
Embroidered Lace and Muslin CURTAINS;
Silk Wool and Wool DAMASK, direct from the best
factories in France and England;
WINDOW SHADES, Gilt Cornces and Pins, and variety
of Table Covers;
FLOOR OIL CLOTH, to "a feet wide by 100 feet long,
which we cut to suit any size room or hall.
All Of which will sell al the lowest market prices
J. .. CAMERON & CO.,
81 2p6t l24 Canal street, Touro Buildings.
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Bl- Few are aware how frequently pub
fishers compelled insert among their advertisements
statements which they neither sanction believe &8
pleasant exception to this disasreeabe necessity are the
advertisements of DR. j. c. AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
and PILLS which will be found in columns We have
published him before and always with the feeling hn in so
doing we in no wise ourselves deceive msead the
public have had ndspuable proof that his words are
strictly true with believe that his medicines
will do all they PROMISE and reasonably expected
from any medicine His Cherry Pecors is too well known in
this community need any commentator from and the
Pills we are crediby informed not inferior to his Pccora
-IProyidence Qt ~ Mirror.
They are for sale by j. WRIGHT & CO., and all city
J-roa;,.v Sc 2IudEW,Et
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The clerk Of Tie steamer JnoJ. Roe has oul
thanks for late ST. Louis and Louisville papers.
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Rally! americans EsNtEy!!
SECOND WARD MEXICAN CLUB.
FILLMORE AND DONELSON.

regular meeting of the American Club No. will be held at
No. 0 NEW BASIN, on SATURDAY EVENING, 9th inst,
IL ocock and every Saturday evening thereafter until the
election.
Distinguished Orators will address the meeting and startling
developments importance the South, and
generally may be looked for full attendance is desirable
SIS BY ORDER OF THE CLUB.
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Rally! Esalgy!! -Es0tty!!!
FILLMORE RANGERS

meeting the Fillmore Rangers will be held sATUR
DAY EVENING 9th inst, at O'Clock, at ODD FELLOWS
HAIL. E. T. PARKER, President,
r. K. HOWELL, Sccy., 45 Camp street.
Tuu,n straat OK po
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THE Close OF THE WEEK AND TALK ON CHANGE
Taking all things into consideration particularly as
they have the yellow fever in New York and its
vicinity, are getting along toerably well here in
the Crescent City for the first week in Autumn.
There have arrived since Saturday last--the past
seven days-twenty-eight steamboats,, the most Of
them with full loads; ten vessels from sea, with full
cargoes sixty-four schooners--coasels at the New
Basin. Among the arrivals from sea was the ship
Galego, from Rio, with 1860 bags Coffee We also
noticed with much pleasure the clearance during the
week of ayessel with l7l3 barrels of flour for Per-
nambuco This is not the only clearance of the kind
| for South America which we shall. have to notice.
What benefit is it to vessels and owners engaged in
the South American trade to run the risks and dam
| gers Of the Atlantic coast in the winter season
| say that which is coming to load with produce or
take cargoes at great loss Of time and detention
when this market can furnish almost every article of
produce required, particularly for the Brazil trade,
on lower terms And if we had our regular cotton
manufactures. as we ought to have, could furnish
cotton goods cheaper than can be furnished in Boston,
and secure good share Of the Brazilian trade Flour
can be furnished cheaper from this market than from
New York or any of the Virginia markets. If we
can do one thing on as low or more favorable cond-
ton than Northern cities, we can do Others
The Geographic adyces of the arrival of the Persia
at New York, were received yesterday. They are far
from that encouraging value which were expected.
We learn that intimatons Of losses shipments
\ Of cotton which arrived at Liverpool in July and
early part of August have been received. This will
tend to repress all disposition of buyers to for
ward at present for the English market The harvest
accounts arc reported as of an unsatisfactory nature
these are, however only teegraphc accounts whether
A operators will take them guide depends on the
disposition Of buyers. 1"'
We had q heavy shower of rain yesterday, and the
A day before there were heavy showers outside the
boundaries of the city The extreme heat is undoubt-
edly over for the season, though it might be said we
have had no real warm weather for any length Of time
for the past year. We have been a highly favored
people, 5s E45g tEs
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EiiImore linton Rallies,

M e. IT
s We see bythe Bastrop (AIorehouse parisl) Adyo-
cate the 9th ult, that there will be grand mass
meeting of the friends Of Fillmore in the town Of
Rastrop on the 18th Of this month. That it will be
i an enthusiastic demonstration we have no doubt
The people of Rapides have already spoken This
morning, we give an account Of an important meet
ting recently held in Natchitoches parish The Union
Americans Of the Northwest will speedily be in mo-
ton. tts., \ ID
This day week, 18th inst.,) there will bea grand
Fillmore rally in Jackson, la. This is expected to
be one Of the largest meetings Of the canvass, and
preparations corresponding scale are being made.
Some of the ahlest speakers Of the State will deliver
addresses. 43$8 8 "A
That glorious band Of patriots in New Orleans
the Fillmore Rangers--com of men whose
hearts are true steel and whose only aim is their
eonntry's good hold another " Rally at Odd Eel
lows Hall this evening, commencing att O'clock
Ralyl RALLY !! RALLY Il!
The Second Ward American Club meets at No. 0,
New Basin, at halfpast this evening Friends Of
) Fillmore and Donelson, take notcel The cause of
the Unien-now in jeopardy demands ofeyery true
citizen the performance Of his whole duty.
We have penned the foregoing !" signs Of the
tmesn for the information Of our opponents and
The encouragement Of our friends. "a ~ 4&
r j. Il III
TRIBTuE or REsPEcr.-The following preamble
and resolutions were adopted at regular meeting of
the Philadelphia Fire Company, No II, held on the
Athinst Although the Company did not recognize
this Office in the way Of publication still we take
melancholy pleasure in spreading their proceedings
before our readers. Young Kelly was long an en-
ployee Of this ofice-was much esteemed by his
employers was honest, intelligent and prompt land
would, had he lived, undoubtedly risen to ennence
z Peace to his ashes!
Here are the proceedings referred to:
Whereas has that our late fellow
member Patrick "a Kelly has departed this life noble
selfsacrfcing effort the liberties people Of
ReSolted That called upon early death of
generous friend whose impulses rue
and principles firm and manly have endeared him
whose memory will ever cherish
eoe That this Company tender to his bareaved relatives
= their Rarmest sympathy and coincidence. @j
551s55 4s----------- - 1' ~
LATER FROM ST.. THOMAS 44sfipal of The Ten
nessee-The United States Mail steamship Tennessee,
Charles Weber commander, arrived at New York on
the 9th nit. from ST. Thomas and Puerto Rico with
merchandise and passengers.
There was nothing new in either st, Thomas or
Rico. Business in both places very dull. The
We're healthy when the Tennessee left, She left
Eto BIG the 10th and ST. Thomas On the 21st,
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eaEs50ae a1Wyg0tg s. Co.,
formerly Burnett Boswck)
PUBLISHERS AND BOOExSELLERS,
Is CciIEn STREET.,
Will issue the first day of January next the NEW Or
LEANS DIRECTORY, embracing the of all citizens,
statistics regard public institutions, and also Planters
Directory containing the of the prominent planters
in LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI, ARKANSAS and TEXAS.
number of competent and experienced persons have
the last six months constantly engaged upon this part of the
work and will be compiled expense sufficient deray
HE whole cost of publication of ordinary Directory All
Business applications should be addressed W. II. RAINEY
Box M 223, or left at 10 Camp street. je2 2p3Ia
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ID Y nD=

On Friday, 9Th inst, o'clock, LOUISE. aged II months
and y days only child Of Louis and Harriet Isabella Faurie.
n The friends acqantances Of the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral at O'clock This Evening"
from her parents residence, No. 1888 Gasque street.
Rs~ To the Merchants of New Orleans.-I
have in press will be ready by the 18th October for
cratuous distribution, hundred thousand complete BUSl-
NESS DIRECTORIES OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
This Directory intend have distributed in all towns and
cities bordering the Mississippi Missouri Arkansas and Ohio
rivers and the of Texas. All who have my
SCuIEDAM AROMATIC sCHNAPPS on sale in New Or
leans have their business card inserted free of Charge by
sending the my Office. q BEAVER STREET, New
York. before the goth September.
Sc 2p3t UDOLPHO WOLFE.
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sqasecs.scdgas Examinations.

eaassca'scsgae sjBssso limitations. \
z FOR PREsIDENT: AZ
WILLARD FILLMORE,
IT, --- OF NEW YORK.
ry5 FOR VICE PRESIDENTS:
ANDW. JACKSON sDONELSON
i. OF TENNESSEE. F-jt5F
sysgay7sassas.EsLsEsc TOR S :,sasss
FIRST DISTRICT:
y. B.FWTLAINsON, tJr.,
s @x OF PLAauEM1SEs.. & S, gr41
sUBsTITUTE: l5Sfzs5
Hon. GEORGE EUsTIs, Jr.
y-,.qe, SECOND DISTRICT: G5oul
&C. GLENDY BURK IL,
OF ORLEANS. +'' . .'..'' V i
elt l5s-sD-.., suBsTITuTE: "" rs
H. ri. SUNNI RS.
Ie-a THIRD DISTRICT: notT
B. G. THIBOD AUX,
TERREBoNNE: # a.G6. ~. ..1rI +
.." yas.5 uBsTITUTE:
RGUS GARD r. RE-,
"".- FOURTH DISTRICT: ....., r. f
PRESTON POND, Jr.,
".. ~ EAST FELloIANA.
SUBSTITUTES
. N. EDJV ARDS.
.MI..--.a-ae. FIFTH DISTRICT:
JOHN e. KING,
OF ST. LANDRY. t.'
SUBSTITUTES: rNr2
8 u A. B.. COCO.
"" SIXTH DISTRICTS: w Ia
p. ALE XANDER,
..' OF TENsAs. q. ~. r.5.#r 7.,.}
SUBSTITUTES n9l, ....y
L.. p. CRANE. au26 2ptd
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as Magazines for September,
AvE sD- a. NIdDNGq1A-Na T 9S-
7H.....5 EXCHANGE PLACE,
Adjoining the Post-OHice,
HARPER'S MAGAZINE,
PUTNANFS MAGAZINE,
IL gKNICKERBOCKER, ..." .'."7.
tLADY'S BOOK, ...
HOUSEHOLD WORDS,
N4' HARPER'S STORY BOOK.
DE BOWS REVIEW,
PANORAMA OF LIFE AND LITERATURE,
FRANK LESLIE's NEW YORK JOURNAL, Y'
BRAITHWAITs RETROSPECT OF PRACTICAL MEDI-
CINE together with all the lnest publications, embracing
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, etc.
50 2p2t y .p
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EgeaaGOgeGg : Removed -.
FROM NO. 15 TO ~ ROYAL STREET..
supply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE in quarts
and pin constantly on hand which equal to that
this market.
Also. :
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUANTITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
BR A N ID TESS:
sAZERAC of the Vintage of 1885, 1898 and 1906 and other
brands
w HIS X vs.
OF all descriptons-scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts,
;. Also.
On hand, usual of the best WINES and IL
QUoRs in the Market which will he sold reasonable
terms any other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d72pf No. II Royal street.
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KDep0tSs


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
DALLEY'S rIAGECAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
a2s 2ptf Nos. q and 15l Chartzes street.
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Ean,. SraaDaxeE ReunaoEda.

oFFICE-No. liz GRAVIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, scALDHEAD WHITE-SwELLiNG SORES and
ULCERS of every description pD jail 2p1y
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&" A union of hearts, a union of hands,
A union that none can sever
A union of lakes, union of lands,
The American Unioner foreyer.'s

At the conclusion of the eloquent remarks of Col.
Jones, E. P. Norton, Esq. of Ohio, replied
Sir and Representatives Of the States Of the South:
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W.esEcFses Y1ed Clocks.

Jewely Precious Stones, Watch Materials Glasses and
Tools; silk Guards and Ribbons; Clock Findings, Jcwelry
Boxes and Card Boxes and everything necessary for Watch
making and Jewellers in the repairing line ut
Fl. FRANKO'S,
au22 2p1m 100 Poydras street.
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EIsENCH LANGUAGE and LTTEKATUIsF.
Il LEON LAUGRIN lately Lawyer at the Bar OF Paris,
Professor of the French Language and French Literature
in the University Of Louisiana
n French for gentlemen at O'Clock, every evening,
his Office University Buildings OF Baronne and COM
m
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OFIsails QJresfeltt.
= Z, N, q. u 8 4 hi sT1sa d mn.

lAnas 0. atxoN. wIEIIAE y. ApANs
lssY NIXON % ADAMS.
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.... Cincinnati, December |, 1856.
Messrs. Geo D. Winche Bro. & Co:
GentsThe Pumping Engine purchased of yon for OF
small shop the line the Cincinnati 4nd Chicago Railroad
been in time and given perfect satisfaction
consider pumping apparatus within my knowledge.
The engine drives besides the pumps 30inch circular saw
three ahes md dr press and there is power spare with
IS pound pressure the inch Of the boiler therefore
cordially recommend the notice Of railroad managers and
Others Yours truly,
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RECORDER SoLoMoN's G,


araucd before this yesterday and admitted to
bail for her appearance to answer to the charge OF having at
tackled Mrs John Moore with intent to kill
C. Ectcl held for examination suspicion OF having
stolen money in his possesson-he had Sl29
named Vincent held for hearing on the charge
Of having attempted to stab c. Chatillsu.
couple of fast fellows draymen fined S. each for
furious driving, and issued for the arrest Of
Charles Montgomery of having stolen articles
valued 500 50 from j. G. Spooner
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TRENCH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GLASSES FOR
GeatlemenM Leon Iaugrin, Professor Of the French
language and French literature at the university o. Loms
gives respectful notice the pnblic that MONDAY June
9th he will and continue during the whole summer
Elementary Middle and Superior Glasses at his office, unvef
sity Building, Baonne and Common Streets Room NO. l.
The classes will place in the evening at varos hours
from O'Clock snit anybody The learning OF the
language will be made extremely easy by new method OF SIM
plfcaton. .. -.,
Price month &c. payable in advance. Apply and sub.
scribe Professors Office every evening" after O'clock
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I VI Z l 70
1t isindeed most appropriate that at this period Of
our countrys history, When SO many of the descend
ants of our patriot fathers have forgotten esprit
which animated their sires that we should here give
pledges Of devotion and love to our hallowed Union.
Z When our fathers fought in the cause of Indepen-
denceSthey lived under institutions common to all.
When the soldiers of the Revolution mingled their
blood with the soil of the country they did not ask
whether the libation was made upon Northern or
Southern ground. twas all halowed to them. And
when after achieving their freedom they established
their Government. their fathers by aunanimous vote
called to the head Of that Government, the acknoWl
edged savior Of his country 4 Virginia planter.
There was no inquiry then made whether George
Washington held saYes-=no abhorTence affected or
real, ola Stakeholder. But in these days of the Re-
public, although there is scarceya man North or
South of evolutionary lineage whose ancestors did
not hold slaves, there are who affect to be better
than our forefathers who have abandoned the pre-
cepts of Washington and recklessly engendering
sectional hate where there should be nothing but fra
ternal concord; malignant alienation, where there
should be nothing but loyal patriotism. But believe
me, this fell spirit of sectionalism is doomed to
brief existence andt limited area. The fires of
American patriotism still burns bright and fair in
Northern bosoms and we do pledge to you, by all
the glorious memories Of the past and hopes of the
future-by the sacred tomb Of Washington and the
graves and monuments Of our sires that there shall
always be found Northern men ready to unite with
their Southern brothers N securing through the long
line of ages to come, this American Union
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fITVIE4 ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING
" The undersigned having formed for the
ancing any business i'll tine line Of Civil Engineering
Surveying that be entrusted Them within the State
Louisiana had considerable experience In that
line Of business would respectfully solicit share Of patronage
from those interested therein. J. G. DREUX:
W. S. MITCHELL
EGT- Office, q Commercial Place. no9 ~
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T. GABIcI, SUCCESSOR TO H. d, HEw1Tro NO.

THE EMPORIUM OF MUSIC.
This stock comprises The largest assortment Of all the Ameti
publications and of Foreign Music offered in the South
large PIANO FORTES, Of The best American
Foreign Manufactures Erardsa rand Square
London Paris make always hand
Meodeon Guitars Accordeons Vions Fintes Brass lnsru
ments Strings etc., and complete assortment OF Musical
Merchandise, Books, ETC., etc.
and hpundMnsc1 Instruments Of all
Repaired Teachers recommended and situations
| forP
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s. B. MORSE, supt. C. and G. R. R.

NEW
Office N. o., OPP and g. W. Railroad Co.
Mr. T. Bridge Sir-In answer inquiry relative to tho
performance of the McGowan Pumps in upon this road
only that they quite equal representation
that among the variety Of pumps baye in se they
decidedly the best.
Yours, respectfully, A. B. SEGER, Vice President
The above Pumps Engines constantly sale by the
ubscrber, sole agent here for the manufacturers
ie25 3md&W ISAAC BRIDGE % Magazine street,
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gutal gnttlIigtute.

CHARITY Hosp1TAL.-The following is the weekly
report of this institution:
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1856-03-06
FOREWARNED, FOREARMED

The Know Nothings held a meeting
in the Senate chamber evening before
last, to adopt plan of action for the
coming contest. We understand thai
funds for the distribution Of docu-
ments, and for the uses of the cam
paign generally, were Literally sub
scribed, and that measures commen-
surate with the Importance Of the
struggle, were adopted.
This step shows that our political
adversaries have not despaired Of
Wrestling the control Of the State from
the hands of the Democracy and ol
casting her weight in the scale of THEN
candidate for the Presidency.
Let our friends, reposi sing upon the
confidence inspired by their success
last November, be not idle. There is
danger in inaction. As 1.-The shep-
nerds whistle shoots across the listen,
ing darkness to give warning to the
flock that the wolf is on the watch,
so we would send forth our feeble
voice to adnonish our political breth-
rem that their antagonists are prcpar
ing for battle, aud to urge them to
buckle on the whole armor of theil
faith. Eretrarned, Erearmsd. Ms.
sisS!ppiaa,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1856-03-06
PHILADELPHIA AMERICAN
COUNCIL.

PuuApELrnA, February 22.-The
National American Council, now sit
ting here, has expunged the platform
adopted last June by a vote of 1873 to
so. The new one which they have
reported cmodcls the whole of the old
one, particularly discards the ciyth
and twelfth articles of it, and Ignores
the right of Congress to interfere with
slavery. AMI that Of imposing any re-
ligious test, in accordance with the
platform adopted By the Chief Conn
Gil Of the American party for the Dis
trict Of Columbia. as reported in the
Washington Organ, of the 18th inst
The resolutions of this last referred to
platform arc as follows:
6. The unqualified recognition and
maintenance of the reserved rights Of
the several States and the cultivation
of harmony and fraternal good will
between the citizens of several States,
and to this end non-interfcrence BY
Congress with questions appcrtaining
solely to the individual States, and
non-intervention by each State with
the affairs of any other State.
10. Opposition to any union be
tween Church and State; no interfer-
ence with religious faith or worship,
and no test oaths for office, except
those indicated in the fifth section of
this platform.
The new platform was adopted by
los to II; but was objected to by the
whole of the Southern members of the
Convention.