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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-05-24

For i l.-I.riuTtv ~! VtNCr = V,I
I,c,. t., ,I,, January NJ. OF Ia" AucricHn Farmer
a!! TO ~. rer'.,.t, hcIiyS with huadrcdS oi ou'S
.<llich can -hvs-
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glance | have no fears of that take no course which
cannot delend or for which, ia my judgment aud in
my own heart have not good deiepee 30 have no
fears And when tauuted--as have been tann ted
that my course here will ruin me at home, nave only
this to say-and say il without boasling say II be-
cause IL is ruethat so help me God, while am iaem-
Der of this House win speak word, viii give no
vote ia order reelection here--neverl l1eas-
ant as the gentlemen who around me there IS
nothing in all the fascination Of political lie here
which would make me sacrifice portion Of my
duty to the people who have honored me by send
ipr me here much less 10 there anything 10 al! this
life which would make sacrifice portion OF my self
respect prize highlyI prize highly perhaps, as any
man does or as any man shoud do--tbe appreciation OF
nav constituents but have this to say 10 them that an
here as their agent not their slave that am here 10
vote according my conscientious convictions OF right,
and that will give my votes that whenever ,bey are
not satisfied with these y0tss they have easy remedy
Let them Just send some man here who win vote
according TO their notions OF voting, and can re-
tire 10 my home; can retire TO my lfoessioni
can retire to my family; can retire without numur.
Bat sir while am their representative VIII be their rep
in fact and in deed. shall vote what choose
TO vote shall vote what deem 10 be right and NJ
know my people better than others know them and
know they will endorse my yotcendorse, because they
we'll know that would not deal falsely with hen |
forbear now to give the reasons why have voted, ana
shall continue to voie for Mr. hcnAHDsoS but promise
to give them In due time.
fCries Of "Call the rollpJ
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By $. ). McCOHM,Cx. Aue,ions.r.

UCiIoN SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE MANUFACTURING
o n M on ,s n,.,s ~ ,s on, @ oc o, ,,.s m H. @ =,
A1ahdnn, Virginia, will be- sold the valuable nuficung
shmrn owned by the Virgins Locomotive and Gar Manutacur
ing Company, ttoIne y smIli P.rkias)
The real and whavrs fronting
the river Potomac, bounded fows Commencing point
binding on soeet ay, 6 et inrhrs the
nrl OF the Potomac 76 inches
a. square feet Of ground, exclusive Of ont There
sofcent depth Of doa largest
property IL connected switch with te Orange and
aIoad aud Improved by tue following buildings all bniit
brick, And with 10 he t machine
which has ground hor i3i by U2 story 81
third e by y I'd backsDh shop II by IS 81,
boiler shop Itb feet building Iii
~ e't The tools complete Of modem
chinery suit.
and freight and rail od mo,k OF a kinds The machinery
ueen, 70 orb about 800 10 advantage and there ample
shop room TO work 500 II required. r..s
The foundry properly eons Of the entire square OF ground
bounded BY Wilkes Pa hbon, sL asaph with th
re ls ~ by lis fe~fJ about quar
REM Of ga the sh,v~ ~ by t's feet, Will be-
and Ai~i railroad Improved by rubstana brick
proof foundry 90 BY 20 srt the requisite cu2oss
entire property above named both PERSONAL Will be sold
'ose,he favorable opportunity parties
suihcrnt capital o prontbs business In deabe
collation. @
Terms Of ssei sia0o saoy7 paid
February 8i, win interest able semi nnnuay $50 As 10 10
be paid on The let Of May 1854 wnh payable quarterly
ard the residue In and with payae sent
nuay This desrref paym.Bis he maas The IL, o February
so and ist of May 1885, by d.sd
sbovr specified
sbovn D. he property
so.iahis no,es with approved endosers
ths entire stock Of
M isas on hand psns lumber coal pig ron
Tern Al sco. slco month";, with
sesrns property, wishing fur,hsr IN.
fof@@'ion ~'i' please Sppy 70 n,cu.,o. = .,u
Dec 5-2awti5Jan AI.raadna, Va.
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10 OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The " person viii be esised upon our bosk tAsa
us pay oltbs sabscIlpsoa bs nnsds IN advance
Di.s~us sscssstse usy loSwss s4oaay ~ CO posss
u which win be paid By end snsE assumed ~ ourselves s
safe usnsasission. AAf M
The COUNTRY PAPER pabiisaed u weekly SeIs le scs
sons Of cepg,oss and ssn-wsssy auring the recess.
Subscriptions period les isaa vii be fsesysi oR
tsIsaa pro- poslioBed ths abevs annual ssies.
ly-PosTmAsTERS authorized agents and,
by ss.Jnx us RVS DAILY sabseubsls, n 80 encoseti
avs sEa-wEEKLY Subscribers. with a5 enclosed, M le en-
u,led copy srssis.
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Tickets S10-halve. $lc--quarters ts--eigbhs 81 So
Ceruncaies OF packages nf rs whole iirksm, $3.50 90
DO do 25 baif do IaO 90
D0 # do quarters do
DO do rs eighth do 3s5
Orders tickets and shares Of
above spadd lotteries viii receive prompt
account o each drawing wall be immediately
to all from me. #4 @ AN
Address P.J. BUCKEY, Agent, ~.
Dec IL Wilmington, Delaware.
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~ NCORGE w. MORELts. Attorney and CounselIov- .
law, United States rs.ore commissioner
for the Cour Of Claims, No. ~ Wsii New York.
Refrs Hon Ns,svr Jusce ured
Hon w. Fish, United States General T. q. roen
Of Ensine~rs Un,i~d B,i Solicitor Court
cf ts,ms H. G,n-' snd msim Anod H,,r, Washing
ton city. Oct l0-wFAsppan
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CARD take method Of announcing ,hp~e ~
n CUSTOMERS ledger that
usual rsch will be rressated with ni statement detail
the 0h Instant ncusive thus sforrg for
nsion pveesstou settlement which viii be conAdsnt
~ srpeeted sfs HOOP. BRO, co.
Dee ST. uraSif lIptsliifsncsr.1
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Maryland State Lotteries.
Drar under the supsr nfsn1s Of ns Lottery Comis.
lfgEgy.
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7 VI !
STATE or DELAWARE.
I Glass I, for lt5
To be drawn Wilmington De saturday. January 90 1876
Scheme formed by trnay combination of
king ", ,2A tickets, the Is baos
pZ.s, each having three Of the 800
having Of them $50 only Of
About one prize blank Uae fnb of tho will
\ them either three or two nuhbers!
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Delivered in the House OF Representatives Wednesday Jan
aary 8, 1856.
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sEGARs.

8 u00 000 sEgARs, OF THE VARIOUS SIZES
L.OOO.UVO and qualities, n much below market
segars Of Havana domestic or German manufacture.
., CHEEKS u BrVdwy
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MADAME MEYER HAS RKwovrDfro islNEvEr~,
vi avenue between Twenty third snd twenty fourth -.
she continues 10 tell past present And fixture events ks~
marriages Journeys Law su business prospec sickness
absent friends property lost stolen Madame Meyer cor
verses In Enghsh French and German and gives
her Art
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A AGRICULTURAL FAIRS.

GREAT FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE AT
NJ the Crystal Paace-The Eighth regiment Washingt a
srays win visit n Fair this evening accompanied By Oh NJ
SPLENDID troop. Mrs Stewart The lady who has amused
audience for several evenings With her splendid pows
w sing several Of the popular songs Of Tom Moore.
a lock
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CLArRvOyANcE-By MRS. HAYES, THE GREA
~ medical clarvoyant of America The blind the d.
the lame the and the consumptve persons, In
every diseased person should have their system examined
Mrs Hayes the great medical caryoyantof tho age. Ever
know the location
and, IL curabie what will cure them. by consulting Mr.
Hayes ~ BThe fate and Whereabouts absent frienl
made known &C. No charge unless satisfactory Ion
given Once and residence i76 Grand street. New yor
{
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ArARTHuR DoNsrrLys-
offered,
CAppvTrNGS AND OfLCIOTHs.
30 60 rsrev rstv beautv received nom England nv
the last arrivals.
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CENINs BAZAAR, 5l3 BROADWAY
u Just received, large assortment OF
LACE SETS
rich goods point DAiencon point applique, valer
ciennes, medalions, &c &c.
Black lace and bridal Aounces and
Laces-New goods nchany point apple valencienree
&C.. &c.
An assortment Of handsome French embroidered collars,
handkerchief, capes, &c &c.
GENIN's BAZAAR, St Nicholas Hotel,
5l3 Broadway.
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nR. wArsoEs HEw woRK-"vHE CArsr AMI
~ Cure complete prscilca on spernstasyh0a
and premature cahAuscss viii local debfw indeed by
early odserson, other In whisA paure
ment are aIy erplsned busra BY numerous ansoaisai
Pstes and drawings wrA suppismen genito u,naSy
diseases Price 81 10 be hsd ~ suthossuho may Il
consulted eonndsntAny - walker swe~t fee door vesA
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n OF q. A-ROOMs OF COLUMBIA CHAPTER NO
". u All members Of the order hereby invited at
tend public meeting Of The Order be held their rooms
Of Christopher Hudson Thursday even
iDg d ns At oelock for the purpose hearing lecture
organizations In the present poi,al crissn The Hon.
George Briggs and Copper viii also address the meeting
By order OF the committee OF arrangements Henry JAY VIM
.. Dewre, F. T. Baker Henry Durand. - -
J. DrnEREsr, c. c. ID. H. Sites sachem
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CENrREvILLE COURSE, L. L-TRoTTISG.-wED
~ neslay, Oct. n nj ocsck T. NJ Match s3n mile heats
10 wagons owner names br A. Little John; names
Grey Jim. JOEL CoKKLIN, Provrie,or.
Union COURSE, 4. I-TRoTTrNG.- THURSDAY
" Oct g M2P NJ match for $500 mile heats, best IN
in harness D. Pnfer names b. Sergeant; NJ =. Doty
y mes br. 4. Heidsick. SHAW WHITE, Proprietors
Union COURSE. l. t-TROTTING FRIDAY, OCT.
" "a at az r. NJ, match for 81 600 mile heats best In s.
70 wagons Mr. w. Storm names B. Joe owner names
SHAW 4 WHITE, Prcprietor.
I MON COURSE. LONG IsLANp-TRoTIING.-ON
u Thursday, October q At O'Clock . match Tor y Uw
miles and repeat, in harness " ftter names DIX g.
Iol q Wands; VIM. whean names b. m lois
suAw y WHITE, Proprietors.
CApPETTNGs AID UPHOLSTERY.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-10

A friend writes US, in answer 20 our sng-
gestions Of last week, ~ follows:
cit il true that the Locoiooos have several deeply
laid schemes Of fraud from which they seem 10 de-
rive unbounded confidence in their ability 70 carry
the State, and especially Phil4delphia. The number
Of aliens naturszed In Philsdephis for this election
is estimated At 900, aud upwards. This cannot be
doubted - The Americans will (I
think thwart these schemes, and the Union ticket
win Be elected"
We hope 80, and we believe So 49,, !.
I Whatever differences ofopinion ON the Pres
idential issues may exist between the three can
didates for State Offices, they were selected early
last spring, and without any references to any
other point than their opposition to this sham
Democratic administration, and its successors
of the same stamp, and we therefore trust that
the whole Union ticket viii be voted for, and
supported in good feith and with'aIl practicable
energy, by the members Of the National Amer
lean party.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-10
CIRCULAR.

The undersigned, members Of the National Ex-
sctstivs Committee Of the american Party have
pleasure in announcing to the people, that salts
hctory arrangements for the future maintenance
of the AMERICAN ORGAN, as an authoritative expo
ssnt and adgocate of the principles of the Amsri-
can Party, have been completed.
Recommending its labors, under these new au-
spices, the undersigned cheerfully commend the
AMERICAN ORGAN to the generous confidence OF
the Ameriedm Party, in every section of the Com
and they hope It's columns may command
the widest circulation. I,
HUMPHREY MARSHALL, ofKy.
II SOLOMON g. HAVEN, of N Y
lsaJ J. MORRISON HARRIS, of Md
JACOB BROOM, Penn.
WASHINGTON Cry d. O., May 18th, 1856.
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1000 prizes, amounting to $500, 900
Whole Tickets, $l0-Halves x5-Quarters, O. SO.
The Alabama and Georgia Lotteries, channels
for investment present inducements over any known
scheme. The experience the public have had Of the
management Of these Lotteries, the large amount of
Prizes sold, the promptness with which they have
been paid, the best guarantees that they will al
ways be conducted in the most honorable manner.
PLAN or THE LOTTERY.
There are $4,000 Tickets numbered from / 10
10000.
There are $50 full Prizes and $40 Approximations
making in all 1000 Prizes.
The drawing takes place in public, under the su-
perntendence of two sworn Commissioners.
The Numbers from TO 10000, corresponding with
the Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips Of paper are encrced with small tin tubes and
placed in one wheel.
The first $50 Prizes similarly printed and encir-
cled, are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved and a number In
drawn from the wheel Of numbers, and at he same
time prize ia drawn from the other wheel. The
number and prize drawn out are opened and exhibit
ted 10 the audience, and registered by the commits
sioner, the prize being placed against the number
drawn. This operation is repeated until ALL THE
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
The two preceding and the two succeeding num-
bcrs 10 those drawing the rst $50 prizes will be en-
titled TO the $40 Approximation Prizes according TO
the scheme.
IN ORDERING TICKETS.
Enclose the money TO our address for the Tickets
ordered, on receipt Of which they win be forwarded
by first mail.
The List OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent TO purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Purchasers win please write their signatures plain
and give their post office, county and State.
~ Remember that every Prize is drawn, and
payable in full without deduction.
III All Prizes Of 81 900 and under paid mmed-
atey after the drawing other prizes At the usual time
Of thirty days, in full without deduction.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets should be sent in early.
4 Prize Tickets cashed renewed 10 other Tickets
ut either office.
Orders for Tickets can be addressed either TO
r. SWAN a co,
Atlanta, Georgia
Or y. SWAN,
sep as--dAwn Montgomery, Alabama.
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sTfthere be those either North or South who desire
an administration for ths North as against the South
Or for the South as against the North they are not
he men who should give their sufrages to me-
For my own part know only nay country, my whole
country, and nothing bat my country"
WILLARD FILLAoRR's SpKEoM IN NEW York.
:" The foundation of my preference is that Mr.
Fillmore has administered the Executive Govern
ment with signal success and ability. He has
Deen tried and found true faithful honest and com
scientious. wish TO say nothing in derogation from
mis- eminent competitors, webster and Scott they
have both rendered great services to their country;
the one in the field, and the other in the Cabinet
They might possibly administer the government as
well as Mr.. Fillmore has done. But then neither Of
ted position he now holds and think that prudence
and wisdom had better restrain as from making any
change without necessity for it, the existence OF
which do not perceive. p" Qkay's letter to UHDadna
March Ga, 1854 a .atg srrat -
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-10

The Washington 4Daerican Organ of Thursday last
declared that the political managers there had deter
mined to give up their other State candidates and
direct all their energies to the election of their Canal
Commissioner as by saving that officer to be en-
abled to represent to the South that the contest was
made on him. and that Buchanan had triumphed in
Pennsylvania. Mr. Ellis, the editor, vouches the
statement to be true. Emissaries well supplied with
money had been sent off to this State TO consumnate
The plot and to snap the other State candidates of
the party. The O1gdR warns the Union men Of this
State against the scheme. The Democracy have, no
doubt good to strive for the safety of their
Canal Commissioner at all events. The old debts of
the Portage road, the enormous cost of the North
Branch Canal and road to avoid the Allegheny in
clined planes more than doubling the engineers
original estimates, and yet unfinished cover frauds
and corruption which will not bear inspection Ii
viii not do for other than Democratic eyes to sit
around that Board A tale might be unfolded which
would ruin the party forever, and opportunities of
public plumber lost either to corrupt the ballotbox
or enrich political favorites.-PhA. Netcs
We observe that our article above referred
to has been extensively copied in the Pennsyl-
vania papers, and that it has awakened de-
termination to rebuke the villanous schemes of
the sham Democratic wire-workers. Letters
whichwe have just received also assure us that
those schemes cannot change the result on
Tuesday next
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-10
Buchanan Abandoned In Texas.

Within the past month the Jefferson Herald, Of
Eastern Texas has repudated Buchanan on account
Of his squstter sovereignty" doctrine The Herald Ia
old and influential Democratic paper; never before
did il bolt any nomination. And now the heels
of that the Franklin Patriot, published in Paris,
heretofore neutral paper, has hosted the names Of
Fillmore and Doneson
So we are informed by a. letter from GAINESVILLE,
Texas, published in the Memphis Eagle.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-10

SLAVES George w. johnson, one Of
the large sugar planters the Mississippi, below New
Orleans, who died recently, has left estate valued
at not less than $4,000. He has by his will manu-
mtted all his slaves 200 in number. They all to
be sent TO Liberia in four years from his death, and
each one is 10 be furnished with $50
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-10

THx GRAND BOGUS DExocRATIc" RALLY IN BAL
rMoRx ON WEDNESDAY LAST -" Eureka WYATT Ju.
Tonans Hale Kerlumby Erin 20 Braghl" Bonner
and blitzen Sing jubilatesi Sound the tocsin
Strike the cymbals beat the drums We are proud,
we arel Hal ha bal Oh, dear oh, dear! Hold
my sides, some kind Christian Wshave not another
word to saw
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TAsISrao AND ScHnNCK on FRxnoNr. an

TAsIsrao AND ScHnScK ON FRxnosr- an Amer
lean meeting at Dayton, Ohio on Saturday, Mr.. Ia
sistro, of this city again sverred that Father Van
Horseigh had frequently told him that Fremont had
made full confession Of the Romish faith. After Mr.
Tasistro had concluded, Commander Schenck Of the
U. 8. navy and proceeded 10 say that he knew
Fremont for two years in Calfornis, and knew also
that he was then aprofessed Roman Catholic, an at
tendant upon mass, and an observer Of the Catholic
ordinancesi -
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-10
Fremont and Lager fgier.

The Germans Of New York were addressed the
other night by Hecker, the German orator from Illi-
nois, in speech replete with falsehoods about the
South. Among other statements, he asserted that
white laborers at the South compelled to eat the
same food with slaves and to put up with every spe-
cies of indignity. Now, any who has ever lived
at the South will testify that poor white there
is person of far consequence than he is at the
North and that the mere fact Of man being white
is sufficient of itself to give him much higher posi-
ton than it'does elsewhere The reason is obvious.
It cannot well be otherwise in a sayeholding COM
munity.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-10

END OF THE DuEL.-R. A. Pryor. editor of the En-
quirer, and B. B Bolts, of Hon John NJ. Bolts,
were srrai sned before the Mayor OF Richmond yir-
ginia, Wednesday, to the charge of leaving
the State of Virginia to engage in duel After
aiming several witnesses the parties were held in
$4,000 each TO keep the peace.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-10

REVENUE OF NORTH CARoLMA.The statement of
the comptroller Of North Carolina shows the receipts
of taxes for the fiscal year just ended to be $685. so4
2s, being increase of $7s5os 40 on the taxes re-
ceived last year
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-10

WEED, PIKRcH, AND GRRRLEY.--We are informed
that while President Pierce was stopping at the AS
tor House en- route for New Hampshire, no was vis-
tied in his room, No. 81 by Messrs Weed and Gree
ley. Is there 70 be coalition between the Repub-
hcaps' and the administration partys sa
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-10

SAvAssAH.--The city election in Savannah takes
place on Monday next Edward O. Anderson is the
American candidate for the Mayoraly, and DIR. Sore
ven the Democratic candidate. They are both strong
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-10

An rkarsdsy, 9Th instant by the Rev Mr.. Sam
son. Mr.. JOHN 2. PROCTOR, Of Hagsrstown, Nd,
to Miss NARY A. DAWSON, OF this city.
In PhilsdsIphla, ut her fathers residence on the
5th instant, BY the Ri Rev. Thomas Atkinson, D. d.,
Bishop Of North Carolina, Lieut. THEODORE LEE,
y. 8. Navy, 10 Miss FANNIE A., second daughter Of
John 6rigg, Esq.
At Orange Court. house. Virginia, on Thursday
morning, October ., by Rev. Philip Slaughter, Lieut.
THOMAS rooney, q. 3. Navy, TO Miss FANNIE
y. ROBERTSON, Of Cuipeper county, Va.
:, Ia "a Ale1andris, on the 18th instant, SUSANNAH b.
IA Loh lnfAnt daughter Of j. III aud NJ Taylor
baltimore Clipper please copy.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-10

icy An accident to our press to-day pre-
vented the publication Of the Daily Organ al
the usual hour. '-.H @.|'t
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-10

Joseph Segar, Esq of Elizabeth City is doing good
service for Fillmore on the stump in southeastern
Virginia. Mr.. Segar is Of the ablest in the
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-10

The New Orleans Delta is denouncing Gov. Wick
life for endorsing John G. Breckinridses Tppeca-
noe speech. The Delta is Democratic paper of the
ultra school.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-10

The Democrats Of New Orleans are divided ints
two factions Shdelians aud ant-Sldellians. This
consequence is great apathy in their ranks.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-10

Gov. Hunt, of New York, viii address the mer-
chaais of New York city in few days at the Ex-
change.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-10
AmerIcansl wake up from

your lethmgyl &%
Look at the result Of that infamous outrage
perPetrated blythe Irish population Of the>sth
ward Of Baltimore on the 9Th instant. In the
Congressional contest of last year, that-ward
polled l,075 Democratic and 634 American
votes. On last Wednesday it polled 1852 De-
mocratic and 524 American votes The De-
mocratic increase was nearly 800 and the
American decrease more than ] 90 votes, whilst
IN nearly every other ward there was al Amer
lean gain and Democratic loss, and in the en-
tire city an American gain of nearly 1900
votes, notwithstanding this damnable outrage
in the 9Th ward Had the polls in the 9Th
ward been fairly and honestly conducted, the
result in the city would have been an Ameri-
can gain of probably l 300 OF 1000 votes. Is
there no good reason for the American Refor-
mationP Is it not time that Americans should
begin to reform the naturalization lawss Will
sober-minded people look at these thingsY