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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-24
April 7, 1856.
President of the Senate

No. TO- AN ACT.
10 amend the second section of an a.
mandatory act. passed May l, 1854, of
an act entitled can act for the relief of
the poor passed March ID, 1853.
SECTION 1. Be 1t enacted By the Gen.
eroI assembly ofshe State of Ohio, That
section two. of the above rected act, be
amended SO as to read as follows: That
the trustees of each township within this
State, shall afford relie' or support to a.
ny person or persons within their town
ship and not having legal settlement
within the same, when such relief ,r sup
port is needed. Provided, That when
ever the trustees of any township shall
be called upon to afford relief from the
township treasury in any county having
a county infirmary, to any person or per-
sons ~ho have no legal settlement in this
State. or whose place of residence is un-
known, it shall be the duty of the trustees
to make out an order to the di ectors of
such county infirmary, to receive and pro
vide for such person or persons, so long
as the said trustees may direct: Provided
That ifin any such case it should be found
lnexpedlent or impracticable for said trus-
tees 10 remove any such person or per-
sons to said county intirmary, or if there
be no county infrmary in The county in
which such township is situate. then, and
in either case said trustees shall keep an
accurate account of all moneys so expen-
ded, and certify such account will, the
vouchers for the same to the county COM
missioners 'ofthe county, who shall cause
the amount SO paid 10 be paid to the
township out Of the county treasury; and
shall not be required to remove such per-
son or persons to any county intirmary:
Provided further. that such trustees may
remove any person or persons becoming
charge npon any such township, and
who have no legal settlement in this State
to the State where such person or, per-
sons have legal settlement; unless such
person or persons shall give sufficient Sc
curity to indemnify such township.
lection g. That section z of said a.
mandatory act, is hereby repealed. 4.a
aso9 suo N. H. VAN WORRIES, r.
Speaker Of the House o, Representatives,
--a4 t-g -esar THOS.- H. FORD.
April 7, 1856. Pr "' 9t-
AUDITORS OFFICE, Wyandot County, o.
l hereby certify the foregoing to be
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-24

MR. SN1pEs L17AxI.-FrOa dector's
bills. and western chills. and tailor's
bills, and other ills, deliver u.s. '-.i7 '-' >
From want of gold, and wives that
scold, and butter old. deliver Us. d ~ %
From singing flies. and greenish eyes,
bakers pies. tickle ties. and gaudy dies,
deliver as. ...s
From bearded females and strong min-
ded women. (this don't jingle, female
Lecturers. and other masculine women.
deliver us. .......,
From cracking doors. wife that
snores. eonfounded bores. deliver US.
From chofic gripes, and Mistress
Snipes. deliver US.
From modest girls. with waving curls.
and teeth like pearls. 30, never mind.
A man without care. is seldom with
out trouble.
To hold ones head up, helps to keep
ones heart up. q '
Much of the worlds progress is in
wrong direction.
A bleeding finger is more noticed than
bleeding heart.
Men do less than they ought. unless
they do all that they can. i#-
Manners and customs are often COM
promises between wisdom and folly.
He that loses his console ce has moth.
ing left worth keeping. ,5 -
Genius will work itself through, said .
poet. when he found his coat was out at
the elbows. ST zsa
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-24

AUDITORS OFFICE, Wyandot County, O.
l hereby certify the foregoing to be
true copies Of the original laws, authoriz-
ed to be published by the Legislature,
now on file in this Office. ei5 .sj.n4 IN.
a.aea JOSEPH MCUTCHEN, T.:
.71 a-Ia 81 L i9i.w Auditor w. G. O.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-24
BY J. TURNER.

WHO WOULDN'T BE A HEATHEN!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-24

Version of Affairs
New ORLEANS. Wednesday. April 16
The agent Of the Nicaragua Govern
ment is out in a card denouncing the sto-
ry of Schlesinger's defeat as falsehocd.
He says that accounts have been re-
ceived at headquarters which state that
Schlesinger had only two hundred and
fifty men, and was attacked by nearly
three thousand Costa Ricans, and had
retreated to San Juan.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-23
The Way he Saves his Taxes.

An amusing instance of Old Bucks unparalleled stine
ness and meanness is his letter. while member of Presi
deaf Folks Cabinet the county assessor at Lancaster
denying that he citizen OF Pennsylvania for the
shabby sake of avoiding the payment OF his taxes to the
State The Pennsylvania papers have published this let
ter by way OF ridcung the idea that such
old niggard could be the iayoe son of Pennsyya
mia" The letter accomplshes the object OF its pubca
ton admirably We subjon it. II is rich-exceednel,
rich, and exceedingly disgusting Read it. Here is
WAsHSGroS, Feb. 20, 1916.
Dear Sir: have received yours Of the 18th inst in
forming me that, not knowing whether consider myself
resi- tent OF Lancaster you have assessed me as such
had supposed that you would have known that had re-
moved from Lancaster nearly year ago and have ever
since been resident OF this city, where official dut.
require that should reside that at some futur,
period may again become u resident Of Lancaster BIZ,
that - wholly uncertain. JAMES BUCHANAN
MICHAEL DUNDEE ESQ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-23
" Let the Union Slide. ~

This is expression which has been attributed to
speaker Banks of the House OF Representatives and
there is doubt but that he is the author OF it, The
same sentiment finds response throughout the ranks of
the Fremont party notwithstanding their hypocrtcal pro.
LESSONS OF fidelity to the Federal Union member OF
that party, who is wooldeaer in Philadelphia has adj
dressed letter to the propretors Of wooden manuac
y in North Carolina, declining to fulfil which
he had underiaken--o supply their establishment with
material for six months and the only assigned
for his "backingou that "the present difficulties be-
the North and South have renderedt undesirable
hold Southern paper" Well be il so and wish Sou
hern men who derive their supplies from the North
bear the fact in mind Let them in future learn dis
criminAte closely between those who nmical
their institutions and those who free from the anati-
csn which has evidently taken possession of the soul
the Philadelphia wool-deaer. We have obtained the
above facts from firm of this city, who received letter
IRON the North Carolina manufacturers explaining their
inability to furnish this season. the usual supply of WOOL
en- goods
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-23
FILLMORE AND DoNELSON.
FoR The WING.
SEPT IL la5a

SErT. iG, 1885.
Aessrs. Editors: Gentemeu-A writer in the Enoui-
OF the 5th ut, proposes Jno. Motley, OF King and
Queen, a gentleman "aH" respects qualified to re-
present the district composed OF the counties Of King and
Queen aud Essex. in the neat Virginia Assembly; and
Several Voters in the Enquirer OF the 9th instant pro-
pose Thos w. Garrett more deserving; and being
better acquainted with the word rdfioendtion than Es-
sex the ardent political friend Of Motley reasons thus
That Garett under the old Constitution being ia Dem.
majority in the county OF King and Queen, over
came Wing minority, and consequently elected ;
that Muse, the time being in Democratic minor.
ity, Wing majority in the county Of Essex,
and he also elected. So Convention called to
decide which should be the candidate represent under
the Constitution, the district composed Of the two
Counties and that for the stated and the magma.
nmy Of Glrne;t in yielding his pretensons those OF
Muse entte him to the appointment now ~ The first
reason stated, according to my mind, amounts TO
seqmtuT. There is some plausibilty, however, in the
second that hope will have its influence the decision
that personally politically prefer the to the
former, but OF worthy LOcofocOs hereabouts
either from ignorance superstition regard the uane
IT there something like majesty about something
10 which alteration aud worship due, and
publican Wings aud Americans do comprehend this
halo that enccles the name and having besides
mendabe horror OF Democratic practices and misrule
and knowing that without the essentials good
government nothing. and finding from Democratic
policy that portion OF good people engaged in
civil war; and dissolution Of huppy Union threatened
aud seriously contemplated, they actively engaged in
furnishing aud buckng their for the contests in
which they about TO be engaged only that great
battle that is decide the late OF the Union the 4
day OF November but those battles against the Garetts
Of secondary consideration that engaging
tenouthe proposed 10 represent the LIST District in
Congress, and whose magical monopolizes much
Of the alphabet will certainly be prostrated by the allies
those noble Wings and Americans, who have united
overthrow the enemies II constitutional liberty and re-
store pelce. tranquility and perpetuy to the and
the one rom King aud Queen, who deserves 20 much
credit for having uiumphed minority. and whose
county could alone obtain vote sufficient subdue the
Wings Of Essex" hope will not again sacrifice himself
for there is osensbe therefor should he be the
nominee and thereby let the r. aud the W. share the
OF the VI. X. H. But With these partial triumphs Of
cOndary importance, oy will be iH.eOmI lee there
resides IN the county Of Westnoreland renegade Of the
name but not exactly Of the strip, who will
no doubt day be nominee, and IL will afford es
pecia pleasure stay him, not with the jaw bone Of
ass but with open, audble unmistakabe, vird vot
ing--O tenpora, u moresi p.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-23

the country by Democratic rule and misruls In dark
gloomy. yet truthful color.
Mr. Saunders Is q noble bearing and carriage
IKE the towering osk Of the re extending Ia shelter
Ing branches over the lesser trees PROTECTING them lom
the ruthless Storm whilst Garrett 10 among tie mov
der and less hardy shrubs bending every pss>lng
brcezs. /. T..
We are highly delighted With our man. and shall make
long pull strong pull and pull altogether for him la
November There stiil ic~ old Loooocos among
OF extensive physical dimensions, sho would gladly
prve US 81 physical and political existence Tor the
laws of the land In the practice OF which would
eminent but ior the failure the part Of Providence
supply them with even moderate quantity Of BRAIN
u may be- Judging rom appearances that the body has
been yell led TO the entire starvation Of the mind We
are making arrangements Zoe the tall work. Flpore Dou-
elson and Saunders. their election, and countrys
safety This seems TO be the prevalent impression here
and we shall york and vote with hearts and ~,luE
minds. ESSEy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-23
RICHMOND MARKers, Sent, qI,,.. lssc


GENERAL RKalRKswe presence OF the au
all Streets the sidewalks are crowd
ed with boxes bales and packages Of every des on
that the a trade" Is at last unler The hotels
filed for principally dealers from
the Interior who have hher their
This statesmen other employees Whole
establishments have thel evening leisure present. and
In various instances employed late packing
Ing and goods The
nabe On Saturday the eqnnocta m,
country aud produeed from warmth to
tlerabs figIdy which agreeable The rain
which accompanied the will Oil country streams and epa.
bic the mil send supplies Of Wheat has
las, review Sugar has advanced Other mostly
unchanged.
sB These quotations represent toAoLesa prices IN M.
ing HndH orders, higher rates hare 20 BE- pdfd.
reys~ Of day week prices
ng When The upward commenced Jay quote
0lsH ei'. The marke, closes sSssIy. -
s o. s@,,% ssS Mote " s p
ssooss-ws quote a, as 600 SsseraIns 70 quality
hoop Painted Pan, dozen: Heavy g, Tubs 5000
BgrTss quote asi ct. Tor good prime
ehSle, % cts Goshen a, 9oqls Gu. -.
susy Msssis Patent saSss aansssnSis Ps s1S Tai,
ssrS% quote Ss James SS. Rs ss Sasae
do delivered waiha Or :, he shsf
ere qS I Lamp % s ADD sam: % yo
% % % receipt. s.,s w SSS G actual
cosS MraL-we quote, with fair supply 166esO per
Covyws quote Rio stgXaliX interior to prime. Iasua
coTIos Sssss-ws quote =. isGssc cts.
YoE las. srE .sle. p. ws.,eS y Ct. cash and ~
PhladeIphla. s55te0 81, short time
OPse s.S; -, a. ~ e. 10 soa S ,or sa no
I'o.,; No i2l b6i ~ ' hsf bbl No. ., 81 Obl No
yriI'sspSws quot. =, (, 5e@iso
Gogssince The secep, Of NE As.s there has been te
nothing doing Gourthe market being entirely
s ,s generally ,s.E .Ss. ses Ss 70, S.dss ssg'sn
be
copIous the
TsvrI-or.nse. v. quot, pOuIusy sls non, In make,
Lsnqn, are held . 70 ~ ~ p.rl,hsSIs eo.anienie Rat
n. senoh soEs, ha w per
s'itSis; H =, io0ia5e N''''''''
6VlSo-ws quote Peruvian $1,000 The stock, a.. sh,
SisS DsSrs 'upsr.psospss. q S SH0s
eg.,ovDsaws quote Blasting reg, ssK@sX; Sporting
quote as before northern a, ssaOs s,. BY til. cargo
nipss-w, quo,. dry, " TH@S sailed ., 81. c.lf
S9.w. 9og ys ., ,slgs' Common Ens.h Bar, $50 Enr
Lispws qoo,s bits At 1877 et; kegs is0iiH os reaoed
ys.DSws quote PIG az cash spd time. Bar r01He
, .sfs.-We quite iroua store ~ " ~ ,- 49,,
some Instances Rgsr rats srs airesdy s.teS We oss s o
leans SQSo cubs Nu.covado fs5O ets suTar Houss
oyysl PrIes r,Pored. Wis Draa at iqs
Nins-we quote od Dominion brsad At tx els cash q,
cs, months.
Ps,s-ws quote faast Ey.d a ,Soe.osi.
,is Sd9 sssns ne Io@p. snd We quot scmnslg
c;l,ras CR'chmond Mni') a,sS bsl osssd ,aiSs9S
rgr,ros..- No srriy.I. y, ofnsv Northern.
WV quote nomln.lly q IoaTs Little nothing doing
.. " sso's ~N.,,sn sd woFIhggsa =. y eoes
- =; =. s.y. 9. sss @
h'H he'ds' o. ssv oflsss' are pcs ss.ps N9ok W,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-23
Wicked and Treasonahle.

The Mobile AdreriseT, in replying the declaration Of
the Mobil- Register-s Democratic paper-th.t ..the
whole Fillmore movement in the South is wicked and
reasonable, has the following, which is not without in.
te'est here in this latitude. 1t says:
The Fillmore movement in Alabama a. well as In ey-
cry other State OF this Union is movement for the pre
servaton of the Union and the Constitution as they were
formed by out fathers against the agitation
OF slavery by those who have business with it, and are
not Interested in IL against sectonaisn and
all mere sectional candidates movement to put down
all dsunonists, fanatics and agators North and South
movement ~ secure the rights OF the South ia The mi
by maintaining the Constitution in all its force and vi
gor il transmitted by its amers-in short a
Increment for the peTpetaty Of the Union To this end
they supporting candidate who boldly declares 81
consent to be thing the North and ano.
Their TO the South. IL know only my county, nav whole
country, and nothing but country" To support such
man, aud to labor for his success is wicked and
treasouable is IL? All is undoubtedly in the est.
nation OF those whose lives have been spent In aborng
to dissolve the UHonsrving weaken the ties that
bind together it, various parts The Dunonists of the
South, weas the Abolitiosts Of the North doubtless
look upon every movement the effect 1T which is 20 de.
eat their "sicked" schemes Of disunon as 'trcasona.
Bile The election Of Mr. Fillmore would destroy forever
all their cherished hopes hence in their eyes 'the
The Mobile Register however is the first paper North or
South, which has had the unblushng audacty 70 put the
statement paper"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-23
CovrSeroS, AtLsouAsT Co, !

49,, sept Ilth, 1896.
Editor of he Richmond Wing.
The canvass opened here last night by the Senate.
rial Electors Of tie Democratic and American parties in
this District Mr. w. II. Anthony led III and endeavor.
ID to prove Willard Fillmore aud the American party Alb
oiuonists He spent the whole Of his time IN discussing
shat he called "Mr. Iillmoros Abolition record prior 70
1871" Col John 7. AndersoDs reply most triurn.
phant not only 10 Vindicatng Mr. Fillmore and the Anne.
rcan party from this charge, but in carrying the war into
Arca-he showed the antecedents and present position
OF James Buchanan on the slavery questonhe handled
uoube laced pohuciins aud squaiter sovereignty with
gloves oHhe pitched into Democratic professions and
Democratic practices ~ very unpleasant 20 hs
adversary and very ediiying to his audience.
Ihe people here seem 20 be aroused and impressed with
the immense importance Of the issues presented In this
canvass they listened 10 the discussion AZ II thev had
great stake 10 the result and mere judges Of the
polemic skill II the disputanis
Continue 10 send ont the acts-stir No the speakers
aud let the people have light and Virginia At The nor,
election viii 'h'o" Oh the iron yoke Of Democracy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-23

4 MONETARY AND oonnEscrAL.


Owes o. WINE. sea- - iss~i
AZ the Nsw fotk Stock Exchange. second Broad ON
soo shssi. si>'s yer. SD ssx. ESQ s
rhs s<srrapA reports s-iss to-day .issx 49, -
TIE New York Commercial List says:
Our imports heavy Their, every pros.sy tia,
s ssassss e 90 ie'..ra issly Tor
Cotton Ap@.n III y within s1 W., .Sss ps
o tn s IN s s.m%sn course OF events. be materially
s... N: leading IN being E,s and & principal
has. n...sess sssa .si.si.nsa m.
so % .s S.s PsS s. s ss.s:s:. sa .s
learn that there srs %.s, ss TOT = "a anti bat
.ss s S.y r c..ss s.: e which
~ssdJ survey o. ne a.sss:: sA'
IN, a.. Is no.. .iI:Ss ss: .as s1.
. .ss S. ma al s % %. s
me Reasonable pr,ess III. intelligence sy As. "a. not Nm
, s s s,. sss ,s. sss x The As.
%ns.. M. sssn: h.s ,s.
sassd prices. and the high nsss. P.vans esss.s
had .s.f;:a Ssss sSss .ns a.: ss
ss ). ~ Ss avr..1 &. ?, s Ss A 81
res. ar. large ,h. eonsdsrabs decline vl
soan,, crop allure and sa.. Of
quarter aud those Of ssss.sa equally sss Sso n. ss
.s a ss ' 10, Of Old wheat are entirely and the
Of late have found make, Marses crops
s. al y.
s.s s m n: s.,s an. as' s
IL: ..s ss s. SSrs AMI r..,;. l. r:..a
and the spBE crops good Belgium has s.cavd sp.ad es,,
~ ~ n. %Ss.. &c. s.vp does ' ns
Ss a :. va. s.pse.< and price, are vel Sustained
The grain crop OF the Kingdom Of Prussia, according
to Report Published By the Royal bureau Ascaars
satisfactory In provinces short only srpeeed
The disease Of potatoes has eaasd damage
provinces the yield OF both potatoes vsry abundant
The Baltimore American In Its review oil the tvbacco
market for the past week, says:
rss accom-. en The Tobacco flowing region STATE
lnsb rrn
and lhe probability that quantity 70 sroashi t.
favorable in the West the crop
prospect vsy isid likely the amour, - d sen
to ns,. yea, val be very small Il Is Of tbs
tanned As ue that the Europe justify
and there no, only Increased desire the
have la some eases bsn Realised and eve, a. III, adsn
sr. seem: to be mach activity the demand
.nd b. .-sp. ,ls market. ul o
healariy those OF the inner qualities
The Tobacco Circular OF Mr. Horatio n. Davis London
s Sept, which Me.srs caskIs Of ,h. e
says:
expressed the LIST uo, regards NOR, ,lsS.
barns upon Eafy In Ii. aon.h an active d.
maud .rY.s Sr hos consumption aud caaon
price eosequeut upn saesd cvp
sUanis-Iis ia hnI,ea qasnn
or e tune that must necessarily ei.pse
r.inelsasd IN us r's bat Western STRIPE
weeh onerSd ts shsi Tor and
Tbs transactions larger Than could expected anu
Of the been indifferent baysTs wdsv prrrn,
wat s. e sAnplns O hs new Afforded better choice
be broush. abSa. was carried thOusr,
oss W s sSp<sss. ,ap. partial ss;saC The denanu
S , & rss mrs. ca 50 Q, .e 's4.sn from New orsan.
Ia NrsnI. the h.rar.,'s"h loading and the usrrninv
by tv vessels when sonstitu.- IN. .Lo,
Western some that may sau
10. ca mex, ar rs. =, A. die supply In ls un
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-23
FoE THE WHfo



The respective candidates for Congress, NJ Garneu
and Mr. Saunders addressed the people Of this county at
their last court They both hgb-toned and dgDi6ed
gentlemen. Mr. Sauuders perfect specimen Of good
breeding, IN his manner unfegned and unpre-
tending he greeis al with and grace which IL
peculiarly bis own and TO the smallest observer entirely
natural With him. Mr.. Garnett Is eomparaby young not
than forty but endesvors assimlae bis opponent
in manner and department, but the rude politician will
out especially when be meets whom he has met
often before and passed him with the simple nod Of the
head, meets him with rush aud the breahlcss In
qury alter his health aud family. We have doubt he
will be very much improved ia every respect by his fre
quent asrociaons with Mr. Saunders during the canvass
which in fact " the only benefit he derive for he
must be beaten in the race.
The discussion conducted IN the most courteous
and gencmanly bearing NJ Garrett made pretty much
the kind Of speech have heard from him Oitan
before, differing only in the seasoning. W.. Buchanan
being thrown In among other obnoxods spices made IL
rather unpslitabe ~ Of conservative taste. Nc.
saunders up boldly and molly the defence Of HE
counry's with grace and dignity rarely equaed
he bore himself and successfully through the debate
forciby reminding W. Garnet Of his dangerous procIv
ties 70 disuuior, charging him and his patty with rading
the people TO the verge 81 DARK, deep ys~ning cha-
aud nov With one fell swoop about 20 plunge thcm
bhodly In 10 short be painted the evils brought upon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-23
DIED,

On Tuesday night HE f.ther Samuel
Wilson, In The sary Of Typhoid tsv.r THOMAS NIL
SON In the loth year Of hs
Truly ain the midst Of lie d-p~o
saton Of A.wiss Providence
cred ties has been severed and devoted her made
the less of fondy cherished None Parent
ps, through IKE aeen properly aprreei.s the anGulh
which wrtnEs the soul blow
and comfort the hart thus bowed down under
sorrow The uzrnes ympathy Of kind attached end
VII lie called forth, which and viii highly
such tim. ha. aohins Arm and unshatsn faith that We
Who too wise and good. ne-le..y
lures orere'h all ihnEs Alright give
fort under affection like thl To h
ISOLATION, let point the eereaved
" Tell secret SOUL
"Oh. tell ne, Hope and Faith,
Il there resting place l.I
" From sin and death: .. .....
" Il there o happy SPOT
. Where mortals may be blessd
" where Erief may hnd = balm
"a And WEAKNESS q rsstf
Faith, Hope. and Love. 10 siyen,
wsvd their bright wings and Whispered, Heaven
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-23
The Way IL Takes.

vii. continue TO appear a. heretofore.
The Way Takes.
The Wings and Americans eyervwberr ar. h..r,i
10 r,;o;c;nr ov.r IN. r.s,,,, .s a.. "a,
!, $50, W "e "e"oe'suons OF
the "hig convention The adoption Of Fillmore as
their candidate for the Presidency by this noble and
n.tr;ot,c y.ther;ns - r..,,;..,. ...,e, a. n :,
o. " Py s'~uv"s " a" INC
'fends oil inc constitution and the Union through
out the country We extract the following from an
article concerninv IN. .c,;o, =, an. r,..,s,;. g
A. p...,. $40. ~ ''s''''" "o'i
"e 'e'e's""'B h"'e"'ge"esr'
The Convention bad noble con6ded to and no
oily has that trust been executed. All the conending
anxiety, knowing that the effect would be mighty upon
the fortunes OF eac-Democracy and Black
arrived IN sectional animosity and relying upon sectional
appeals contemplated with uneasy emotions this Wing
gathering because the, feared that would result the
adoption OF the honest glorious o the country and
rcouke oil the selfish nercenay and dangerous doctrines
ana purposes oil party The friends and supporters OF Fill
more the national ansectons candidate, who knows no
hort no SOUTH no east no west but knows only the
shtuuoh ana the broad land which it covers-a~sitcd
~th becoming solcitude. the action Of the Conve
eeng that embraced issues OF transcendent
he hepuohc Doth Tor the Present and the Future They
had CONFIDENCE that s proceedings would vinjicate
ght anu accord with the exgency which called forth
iney nave not Deem disappointed Their reasonable