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IL 70 probably unnecessary to bring forward any
additionai proof Of Fremont's Romsnism, as the
charge Is satisfactorily fastened upon him But
the following statement comes from highly re-
spectacle and responsible source, and we there
fore give it place in our columns :--Iyov Whso.
GREESBUsH Sept "a, 1855.
James N. Albright, of the town Of Green
bush, Rensselaer, county, do hereby certify that in
the month Of December, 1s49, through the kind
ness Of Senator Gwin, Of California, became per
sonaly acquainted with ]. O. Fremont the pres
ent Republican candidate for the Presidency, in
San Francisco, California; that left San Fran
cisco the first day of January, $780, in the steamer
Oregon, for New York that j., O. Fremont came
passenger by the same boat, and in company with
me, to New York; that upon my arrival in Pa
mama, for amusement entered the large Roman
Catholic Cathedral, fronting the public square in
the city, Of Panama, that / there saw j. G. Fre-
mont enter the Cathedral, proceed TO the front of
an image placed In niche loft in the wall (there
were many such within the Cathedral,) and there
kneel and, to all appearances, engage in devotion;
remain some moments In that position, then rise,
cross himself and deposite a coin of some kind
within receptacle provided for that purpose, and
then leave the Cathedral.
JAMES M. ALBRIGHT"
II certify that James NJ. Albright has been an
acting Justice of the Peace Of the town of Green
bush, and believe him to be man of truth and
veracity. HENRY GooDRIcH."
September "a, 1850.
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AMERICAN ORGAN.
FOR rHE ANERIcAS oKoAs.
To Parvus.
BY A LADY.

Poesy's sweet muse has swept
O'er thy soul with pinions bright;
Round thy youthful brow entwining
Flowers Of genius in her fight.
Never, never, let them wither,
Each fair blossom cherish well;
For the future, dim and distant,
Shall their worth to thee soon tell.
Poetl may life's fairest flowers
Ever round thy pathway bloom,
And thy sky be bright and sunny,
Free from clouds Of grief and gloom.
Let thine aim be, Onward, upwardp
Though the prize perchance seem far,
Still "hope on, hope on, hope ever"
Let this be thy guiding star.
Friends-ohl may they ne'er be faithless,
But each one prove true to thee;
And the hearts that thou hast cherished,
Ever fond and faithful be.
Every blessing Heaven giveth,
Earnestly wish were thine,
And that thy heart e'er be joyous,
Is the sincere prayer of mine.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20, 1856.
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TOPHAM & NORFLET's
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lux Ham L NOHE AhA,0
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fully announce 10 their friends and the public that
they have commenced the Saddling Business at the
above stand, where they will make and keep con-
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Mems, LAds o., and Boys Saddles
Bridles, Mes inGsles, and Whips
Harness Of every description, both for city and
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All kinds Of Trunks, valisss and Carpet Bags
Ladies' Sstchels, Travelling Baskets and Fancy
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Horse Blankets, Covers, Collars, and Hamss
Horse Spoke, and Dust Brushes
Cards, Curry Spongss, &C.
All material used will be the best that can be OBJ
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BY unremittng efforts TO give satisfaction, hope
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Particular attention paid to covering Trunks and
repairing all kinds of work.
Saddlers' Tools constantly on hand nov Sly
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Hon. John $. Carlile on the stump.

Hon. John 8. Carlile on the stump.
The Kanawha Republican has the following re-
port Of Mr. Carlile's reception and speech at
Charleston, Virginia. on his first visit to that
place since the adjournment of Congress:
I When the hour for speaking came, there was
assembled at the stand about two thousand peo-
pie. The ladies were there in large numbers to
honor the occasion with their approving smiles
The torchlight procession, headed by our splendid
German band, made most effective and imposing
display.
Mr.. Carlile spoke for about two and a half hours,
holding his audience in bresthless attention, the
silence that reigned throughout the large con-
course being only broken by frequent bursts Of
applause. All agree that his speech was among
the most able and effective efforts of the kind ever
made in this county. In graphic style he por-
trayed the happy condition Of the country when
Mr.. Fillmore laid aside the robes of oflice--peace,
confidence, fraternal regard and prosperity per-
vaded the whole Union. We had peace and good
understanding with the governments Of Europe,
and the Star-spangled Banner was honored and
respected throughout the civilized world He
then gave true description of the pre- ent dis
tracted and alarming condition of the country
and history of the measures that had brought
about this fearful state Of affairs, fixing the respon
sibity of the danger that now threatens our lber-
ties and the perpetuity of our Union, upon Mr..
Pierces administration and the corrupt leaders of
the modern selfstyled Democratic party.
His account of the infdelity of the Democratic
party in the violation of their platform of 1852 in
reference to the agitation of the slavery question:
and a violation of Gen. Jackson's treaty with the
Indians, in order to precipitate upon the country
the new-fangled Territorial bill of Nebraska and
Kansas, with its squatter sovereignty-the cause
of the present fearful crsis-carried conviction to
the minds of all unprejudiccd hearers that there
never was more unholy scheme devised to pre-
vent the dissolution of the union" not the Union
of the States, but the union existing between the
Democratic party and the spoils of Office" The
deceptive character of the Cincinnati platform did
not escape the scathing notice of the speaker
The comparison between Fillmore and Buchanan,
as to their qualifications for the Presidency, was
admirably drawn. a a f4l9sa5
We regret that we have not the space or tie
ability to give further account of this powerful
speech. We would say to the people everywhere,
60 and hear Mr.. Garlic at his several appoint
ments. His speeches are well calculated to tell
upon the American cause on the 4th day of No
yember rg
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"Agsinst the insidious wiles of foreign influence
conjure you 10 believe me, fellow-citisens jea
ousy OF free people ought TO be constantly awake
since history and experience prove, that foreign In
aeuce is one Of the most bansful foes Of republican
government" - WGshingt0n. , ,, N ,s43 .yts.,. X
II hope we may find some means, In future, o
shielding ourselves from foreign influence political
commercial, in Whatever form It may be attempted
can scarcely withhold myself from joining in thu
wish of Sias bean = that there wero an ocean Of rs
between this and tho old world "-yS fsreon.. .. AZ
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WvHE Great Eastern Panacea, prepared
almost the sole medicine used in the East These
prescriptions are perfectly simple, and may be put
up ut any drug store at tr6ing cost Some Of them
particularly applicable In Consumption, Scrofu-
Others remove Syphilis, Secret Diseases, Itch,
Nervous Diseases Costveness &C., in an almost in
credbly short time. Sent with plainprinted direc-
tons, on the receipt Of 81. 4-a
VIM FRANKLIN,
sept lily Box 22l, Albany, N. Y.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

AN c street, Capitol Hill, new three
" story brick house, just completed in modern
style viii be sold at q bargain, or exchanged for
other city property. SO gsod opportunity for se-
curing an eligible residence at moderste price sell
dom occurs. Apply at this Office, third story.
aug 2e-H n E
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AFremont Disunionist.

The Philadelphia Daily News gave a few days
ago report of a meeting of negroes of all coors,
held at Byberry, about twelve miles north of Phil
adelphia.-Three of the speakers were white men,
and the fourth was full blooded African. The
names Of the speakers were j. McKim, E. M. Da-
Wis silk merchant of Philadelphia r. Collier, and
a negro, named Bob Purvis. Collier is loyal
British subject and goes for disunion out of love
for his native country and his natural hatred Of
America The speakers not only advocated trea-
son and disunion, but advanced the most infamous
doctrines ever promulgated in public meeting.
We give below some extracts from the blasphe-
nous harangue of the negro Fremont orator. as
they are reported in the Daily News
"What are we doings We are nation Of rob.
of shareholders. We batten and fatten and
run riot in the bones and blood of our fellow men.
/. <6- = : II
am, of course, as you know, politically dsfran-
chised but still in sentiment, in feeling, in con-
viction, am disunon- -aboltionist, and repudi-
ate the constitution of this country, for, think,
stronger reasons than my friend here bas given
Yet wish John Charles Fremont elected. If /
had no other reason, the simple fact that the
South hates him would be reason why should
suspect him to be an honest man. But it is not
because the South hates him it is because believe
he hates slavery. Where do find himS There
is Spanish proverb which is pretty good test of
character: "Tell me the company you keep and
will tell you what you are" He is found in close
affinity with the true friends Of freedom. find him
endorsed by such men as Gerrit Smith, of world
wide philanthropy and benevolence.
/ know that some Of our friends-R Republicans
they call themselves-exclaim, Don't, for the
world, connect Fremont or our Club with this Alb
clifton movement you will hurt our cause" Hurt
1t howf Did truth ever hurt anybody Is not
principle rightf Don't you stand upon a rock ?
If Charles John Fremont can be elected upon
principle, without concealment and without COM
promise, his victory is our victory. Defeat to him
would be defeat TO us. / want no deception. He
hates slavery; and while he subscribes, unfortu-
nately, to the Constitution of the country his cleo
ton viii be the enterng.wedge to that system
which win bring down its ruin and fall before a
great while.
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MATRIMONIAL.

IL the present month by a prepossessing gentle
man. with an estate, for lie OF pious education,
with means--say equal u hal HIS estate. Address
American Organ, w. x.
N. B. A widow il mott tectionable. july 2l--8t.
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The Lamp Post, Democratic paper in Mem
phis, Tennessee, has hauled down the names of
Buck and Breck, and says, in its last issue:
MANY OF the principles which are embraced in
ih platform American party) viii some day, and
not far distant, be the prevailing doctrine Of the
great masses, or the government must fall. Then
let us lay aside the foul, abusive course towards
them, and leave such for the ignorant, vulgar, and
base
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WHERE IS FoREKYf-The illustrious John w.
Forney has mysteriously disappeared from mortal
gaze. His house in this city is closed, and his
seen he was reading the returns of the Maine eee-
tion from bulletin board in Chestnut street,
Philadelphia Since that fatal1day he has not been
heard of Would il not be well for his friends to
offer a reward for the recovery of his remains9
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IowA.--We learn from the Bellevue Qowa) Re-
publican, that the prospects in this State are of
the most brilliant character. Nine Fillmore pa
pers have been started within six weeks, and the
whole country is being lighted up with patriotic
enthusiasm. No man, since the days of the inn
mortal Jackson, has 80 strong hold on the af
fections of the people as Fillmore, and no man is
more worthy of them. The great deep of fusion
ism is broken up, and the honest masses through
out the country are rallyng to the support of the
standard-bearers of the Union and the Constitu-
tion. No honest man, looking to the well being
of the nation, and the perpetuity of our institu-
tions, viii remain idle in such crisis as this.
Pipe all hands on deck Of the noble ship Of
State, and
"Nail to the mast our holy flag,
Set every brilliant sail
And then our gallant bark will ride
Through lightning and the gale"
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FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.

9UyHE Recipe for making the WoR.~
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&t25. A good family newspaper sent for one yesr4
Jextra. T. WILLIAMS, :.
M june 21 -ly* Albany, New York.
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Colonel Percy Walker made speech to his con-
sttuents in Mobile few days ago. All the foreign
population of the city was present, but they did
not seem to relish much the Colonels avowh Of
his continued devotion to the principles of the
American psrty-twenty-one years residence and
all. Indeed, Colonel Walker insists that his prin-
ciples have undergone no change, but he votes for
Buchanan in spite of his American principles. s
0H1o.-Jobn N. Glover, OF Logan county, is the
American candidate for Congress in the 9th dis
trict of Ohio, now represented by Mr.. Stanton.
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LEWIS d. CAMPBELL 4 Co-The following des-
patch appears in the papers under date of Cincin-
natl, Sept. 26:
!" A large and enthusiastic Republican meeting
wac held at Hamilton to-day. Speeches were made
by Gov. Chase, the Hon. L. d. Campbell and 9TH
ers, in English, and by Judge Stalls in German"
Trinculo, when he ensconces himself under the
gaberdine of the monster Calibap, excaims, in a
melancholy tone, Misery acquaints us with
strange bedfellows." The above announcement
from Cincinnati forcibly reminds us that Shaks-
peare wrote not for his own age but for all time,
since 1t furnishes striking illustration of the truth
of Trinculos observation as he was at the
time-but, an vino vsritas as old Burton would
say. Who, after listening to one of Lewis ID.
Campbell's flaming American speeches in this city,
would expect to hear that he was stumpng Ohio,
cheek by jswl with Germans And not only
German, but one who spoke in German to his
brother Germans We are not going to cry about
this. Mol Our grief is altogether too deep for
tears. But we will merely remark, that if that
German who is on the stump with Campbell is in
favor of " Americans ruling America" why, then,
tits all right, probably; but, notwithstanding, we
hope Mr.. Schenck, if he was nominated by the
Americans Saturday, will be elected to the next
Congress.