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Daily American organ., 1856-02-28

WILMINGTON, N. c., June 49, 1854.
To persons who have have had the sight of their
eyes so impaired to require the use Of GLASSES,
would recommend Mr.. John Tobias as suitable per-
son from whom to obtain such Glasses as they may
require he has suited with pair of Spectaces
for a far and near sight My sight has been impaired
very much by service of years in the Post Office
Department, which berth required me to be on duty
from IL o'clock at night till after day, during which
time | used but one light
Daily American organ., 1856-02-28

This certifes, that have for several years used
Mr. Davis's Vegetable Pain Killer in my family, in
several of those for which it is recommended
and find it very useful family medicine.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08
X. y. YERs Dcn,,.s

H11A 0h,re OF BRADY street, between sf and
- GN...Y 81, over er. liickman'x Office. lie In
IIYfYVAs setis teeth on tbs most improved plan
49, and has on hand a large and besutifu
assortment Of TEETH, from which hr can select any
shade or siZc. Persons wishing Ail-n'- New Mode ~
Continuous Gum Tc,th on platta plate; or Flock
itt'h, can nave item Ms they iiy desire. hv2,-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

TWln-City Beck Store
AND VS. DEPOT
9ad street sppssits L. Claire l,ssse.
BOOKS! STATIONERY!
Magazines !! Newspapers +! H.,
1tONsTANrLY on hand, and daily receiving addi-
Ntons thereto good assortment oi nearly sI kinds
Books. Stationery,
Maps, LitheRvaphs,
PGtutes: Visiting Cards.
&c together With great variety Of ARTICLES usually
kept = Book Stores.
Publishers Agent-sbr sale Of all the Popular New
Books. Masazines and Newspapers. Subscriptions
New York, Boston, Cinetnnaa and Chlcaso D.es
received every evening 8. II. STARR.
.Vtsse: .Vtses!!
We receive regularly the following Aasusines sod
Newspapers
Harper. Cooley,
Graham, Putnam,
Peterson, Backwood,
Knckerbocker, Bailou,
Household Words, waveriy Magazine, ,lnventor Yam
kee Motions, Lssies N. r. Journal, Leslies Gazette
of Fashions, Coin Charles, Rallssay Guides,-Aon-
New York Herald. Daily and weekly,
" .. Tribune, " /"
4" Times,
srmi-wcekley Tribune,
Campaign, =
Boston Daily Traveller,
Cincinnati Daily Gazette
:" Commercial.
Chicago Tribune.
Z" Z" Tmes,
Democractic Press.
st Louis Tri-Weckly Missouri Republican
Cincinnati Weekly Commercial,
" +" Times,
Ballon's Pictorial,
Wiverly Magazine,
Flag Of our Union,
True Flag,
Uncle Sam, American Union,
Lcses Pictorial, Pilot Of Boston
Scientific American,
Life Illustrated,
Picayune,
Brother Johnathan, Clipper, Police Gazette, Spirit OF
the Times Home Journal, Ledger, Sunday Dispatch,
Spiritual Teiegraph, Irish American, Citizen
aud Thompson Bank Note Reporter,
New York.
Bells Life .(spOrius) illustrated London News, Lon
don Punch and Weekly Times, London, for sale 1t
onr counter, or subscriptions received.
fuue2l .3mo S.H STARB.
End st op lie Claire House, |
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08
REAL ESTATE AGENCIES.

4
KEVI. ECTlYT lEENG1EN
h~s1NN s'-os
yErlHErG Ey.7s ~ ~
a a ~ N Nv
Office In Atrhiscu'. Block, second street..
between NJ tn umd Brady.
AA""A AS""s
from Davenport; ~ Ire $50 Der acre; VIII h.
divided " suit purchasers
1AnrAvnA T., ru,c
1aO acres highly improved farm; miles from D.v-
port; 200 acres in cultivation, god board ie.,c with
beautiful farm 81. ncs from pavcnport-l6O
house, stable, etc.
bic, etc
fence, l40 acres In high state OF snl walton, ia9
acres lumber, large orchard, Two god wss II water,
large house with room, stables, Uutbnilding- tc.
miles from Davanpyt-4c acres In cultivation,
sood house, stable, etc.
60 acres In cultivation, ~ acres tilnbeI 30 nj
rie,house, stable, etc.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

DF. ". 3. MtNIER
(Fbrmsrly u Rock leland, ny
OurEeel i Homeopathic Physician
0neesa "a sreet next door to H. II. Smiths varie-
q 61ess, IN z. Aervins oehce, Ainaaleys Jew
- etees. (maI27d3mo)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08
Storage Forwarding 4 Commission.

~ this branch of The tr,lr, pt.pNv.si :" do
D laIgt amount ~ br t.-s N'IchSBts alnl g,Sose
making Enni"nt- 10 "ur tnsc A,aY fest Ax9ts-1
o h- uiuiosi ~ li'y on "ur sti Ia i"ir HtJsssss
AMI that i.ir e,psirnmTis shall rrcIivr pioUipS a.
tent III IN ais auI Y"iu-ns.
Nh Satisfactory rcfernc. given IN OIL casa
and WI. .I"isurc.
lu.a5l;it. ztAS 4 NsrAWN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

VIYuITTAKER b GRANT have . complete alb
w stract f all the land titles In this cOnhtJ They
are nrenarcd 10 sh-w the conliitoa Of any title on
the hHlks In Ave minutes. 0ctlo-OStawu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

..c~u.uun Il. D. HICKMAN, y. d.
DIRS. HICKMAN,
Eclectic Physicians and snsgeons,-omce on nra.y
Operative Ssrgery and Surgical diseases generally.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08
. RlDUJRNs

N. kDLROURNs
Real Rstate Broker and Auctioneer VIII a'tena "
shs saIes Of City Property Lots, Lands, Farms, etc.
a Auction. once with Geo. l.. Nichols, Iahd
Agent, Davenport. o'"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.

UAA UVUUN AND CkVIBING,
1855 SPRING STILES. 1855
KNAPP & REDMON
Are now opening largs and SPLENDID variety Of
spring GOOa6
At No. . LsClaire Rev,
DAvenHort, lowe.
WEMvITE ATTENTION AND CHALLENGE
0oRET1TIoN.
IHAvIN0 anticipated an increased demand fov oil
II Kinds Of Dry Goods this coming ssasvn, We have
purchased .
MONSTER STOCK
OF NEW BEAUTIFUL STAPLE AND FANCY
| FASnI0NABl GOODS.
Sjllts, &c.
BLACK Gro de- Rhine Silks In end
less variety; Sik Aantillas-new
styDass 0a1ia OG10rs, ~ s0Ol -
LANES, Fancy deLaines, all
kinds; new styles DeBages, any
quantity and cheap.
ETcssck CoUetS for Pianos, &c.
Extra super French Kid Glovess
Embroidered Walls; FlOuncind
Of all kinds; English Threas
Laces, Tarleton's, &c, Swiss
Auslins; Dotted Muslins; Grape
Collars, Dimity Bands, Is.
PrjssSs, GjSsg ghassss, &c.
Great variety Of Shirt nosoms.
Fancy Coored Kid Finish Silk
Gloves; Plain and Fancy de-
I-aines; Linen Lawns aud Table
Linen.
Canton Grape GlbNsCls, &c.
Splendid assortment OF Alpaccas,
rev and choice styles OF Cling
hams, Vail Berages, oil kinds Of
Collars; French worked Collars,
beautiful styles; rich Embroder-
les In sets.
A0stes.D, GlOCes, &c.
Fine Linen Car,hric Eanjkcr-
chiefs; ShawH, variety Of Quali-
ties and patterns; Thread Lace
Trimming great variety; Mourn
Ing Sets; Silk Laces; Black Lace
Walls, &c.
HOO1ae6 3 Grass Cloth Skirks.
French Embossed Chintz; Cur
tain Gvods; India Swiss Null,
Lawn Cravats, Book .Xaconet,
And Cambria Muslins; Striped
and Plain NainsOok Auslins.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

WHITAKER & GRANT,
.lTTOR.HEY,S 1T L.lvy:
AND
Land ASentzh
Have removed their office - No Main Street.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.
I OTIS Aand block -, best house and lotsin TOW
Lot 2block IS City Hotel
Lot block 81, good house aDi wG.ss
w 1-2 lot 7 hook I.
Lot block Sd.
For sale IN Scott county.
0 acres sec 8 tp 7arle
0 acres secs and tpSI 2 ~ acres ttSaheF, and
1870 acres under cultivation, w.si wAtered,
30 acres improved lana on the i,aroad miles from
town, good house and barn, sec 10 tP1Sr3.
$50 acres, 10 timber, good orcard large new
house, 4 miles from town, the river.
100 acpss sec IS tp SOr0
- acres . v ~ V IA sec "a tp 79r2
,so G'iase" J: = $ seyn.y Z timber,
N uscntinc county.
80 acres, mile from Muscatine.
FOR SALE In TOWN
good frame houses, containing rooms,
rooms, II Of i.s in block in Adam Noels aahi.
.ion There b well Of good water tie premises.
le story brick house. containing sia rooms, on
veil ofexcellent water; lot 52 by 20.
Part out lot -, % ty I8O feet;
do do 81, lS0 BY 2OO feet, fronts $50 feet on
street.
FOR SALE IN SCOTT COUNTY.
go acresAS excellent timber, 20 acres under
cultivation, 10 Of IL Of sec. II, tp 50, range g.
% acres 1-9 v "a, see IS, tp -, range I.
80 acres 1.9 and - OF IA, sec g. tp 60, g.
10 scsss n = ~ sec o. tp 7s 8-l-2 improved
l2o acres IL and a Y IA sec II tp u 80
cares Improved.
VTYuIYTAKER q GRANT have q complete alb
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

p. -. ~ a 10 ID o..
apestss and dealer IN EngiIsh, French ana ', ua.a
tancv Goods. Hardware, &c. Keep also constant
Iy ON hand large assortment Of Groceries D"mes
u DRY Goads, Hardware, &c, corner of Scco! an"
Harvieon streets, Davenport, Iowa. octiO"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

....,., and Counsellor at Law, and Notary Public
S",.scuInr attention paid to Conveying and exam am
irs,ion Of Land Titles. Once Oh BRADY st., IN VI
ehervox's building. 'io
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-08

,1oGn1Q3.. olDGBY has hsen agpn.nte4. aad y
- 11 o1a0al 10 ~ - my Deputy, and all bis acas
- 8 8 htn1ins . tAs1gh Perlormsd BY me.
j0uN n IAYlnn,
CMloa! Gssy 4etsaall y
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-28
.VeaU advertisements.
Gin Stand improvements

Gin Stand Improvement.
T HAVE become interested in the Fultz
i Improvement on the Cotton Gin, for the
counties Of Yazoo and Madison. Orders left
at the Post Office in Yazoo City, directed to
me will meet prompt attention.
Feb. 29:4l;kf THOMAS OLIVER.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-28

The universal cry kept up by the Southern Demo
cratic press against the American party account,
as they assert, Of its Abolitonism, is without
shadow Of truth, and false in every Particular
Every act Of the great American Party goes to prove
beyond contradiction that is THOROUGHLY and I'M
novALLY opposed to ABoLrrroMsx. We would not
rations, because it il well known that these const-
tute the counterfeit currency with which politicians
purchase power. OF this currency there has been
such an over-issue, by the AntiAmericans, that we
must be excused from taking them even at the mar
ket rate of discount We reason upon the purposes
of the American Party. We undertake TO know
them 'by their works. We infer that this is an or
ganizaton intended to break up old organizations,
because old organizations to secure the Federal State
and even Municipal Treasures.
As the charge Of secresy no longer be preferred
against the American party with any beneficial re-
suits to party hacks, something must be substituted
in its stead, and hence the cry Of Abolitionism is
raised It is true, that when the American party was
first organized the people had to meet in secret like
the reformers Of every age. The affairs of liberty,
IKE those of religion, must sometimes be hidden
from the eye Of power. But we know that the great
purposes Of the American party is THE PRESER-
WALTON OF THE AMERICAN UNION. That
the means contemplated consist in expunging every
principleof luminosity against the country or its in
stitutons- Excluding all improper agents from the
administration Of the Government, and Of inaugra.
ting officers upon the sole rule Of personal qualifi
cations. and not Of party opinion. Our reasons fol
these differences consists in the distinct repudiaton
Of every issue which has hitherto divided the Amer
can people, and the indiscrimate election Of men
sound upon single test, which We assume to have
been here stated. We have seen Democrats defeated
who were for and against the Administration. Wings
routed in the strong holds Of the Tariff, Nebraska
and Anti Nebraska men chosen in the same COM
munity. We seea studied contempt for the issues
prescribed by the politicians and rule Of selection
estsbrshed which excludes al ides Of special
prsfsrsnee for any Of them. The present admins
tration has besn rebuked q none pehnps has evel
before ben Hut Mr. Piesos has become aware. ers
shis. tnt the open eomneres Of once begun ct ths
| nxlt;mors ounvsniion snd esusummstsd blythe Bro
| kus nosr1 Z ~ Osktsef, has hid more 10 do n
eauslps his 60 % han any abs1set opinion,
| Of hin own. ~ 1issoyasd that Belmont, and
eouls, ana D xeon $ dons him noss injury thar
Douele1n1 ~ - - open sppsals % for
Isien1u1 ~ ~ d -, "a II axowsd opposition
Il oos>rnu g q ~ = ne Anarisen parfy, hav.
- - cndcus y - puhlis ~ thsn his opin
ldo>p1 ssilrial soyse<lon -svsn 4 apy body
k1eo q ~ - - -. -
NSlAss ~ -. - - - sAe6nalyss d
p1psssl = ~ - ~ ln1111 Z. ~ - inisns.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-28
The Richmond fVa.) Wing has the fo!lowir
WISE ON FILLMORE.

In an editorial in the Richmond Enquirer in
1852, headed "Henry A. Wise in Richmond, :
we find the annexed rich passage, WELL
DONE MOST FAITHFUL SERVANT
is quite as strong compliment as Washington
like,r-and will suffice for the present.
Wesask eyerybody's attention to Gov. Wse's
Commentator of Fillmorel
!, aAnd why, asked Mr.. W., have you (Whigs)
deserted the man who stood by the constitutional
Union party! In answer to this question he read
the letter of Mr.. Fillmore to Mr.. Babcock of
New York, written during the Sitting Of the Bal
timore Wbig Convention requesting Mr.. B., who
was delegate, to@withdraw his name. - When
Mr.. Fillmore wrote that letter, he knew he could
not be nominated for the Presidency. The head
Of free soilism had sworn to destroy him for doing
what the Constitution the instrnment which be
had sworn to protect--demanded Of him. Mr..
Wise showed from that letter. that be MrsF. J
had firmly resolved not q seek reelection but
i VIM aside his own urixste feelings and personal
interest. to do what he crisis demanded toll know
n North. no South; no East, no West, bnt to
sirn the fugitive 1Iaye hin md guarantee perpe..
EtnIty to . thci tott6ffn9 Unions 49, ~ ~ :
lsThe Con- <6miso was senacted 81. C6ngress,
M il,m6re found ia bis duty 40 sanction IS Nd
resolr3d tospefofm it. Yet be mas deserted by
|h;aspprsy, apd z man who could set Free Sol
sMF. wi paid high Scnplilhsnt d Nj. hi
more, Tor his 1atr iotic cod be had ser viii
h;m-kn well-knl 49, II
nlents--k knew lem to be opp b
ne ahstract The man who i dis.
atedly. be considered ept1f well done
kfal servant -.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-28

Lear YEAR.-A petition has been presented to
the New. York Legislature. asking that law be-
passed milking every alternate year a leap year.
The petition sets forth that for the past few weeks
Of thencw year, many more marriages have taken
rphce, and much more counting going forward; and
they believe that leap year is a ncedful and bene-
fetal institution calculated to do much for 'womans
rights
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-28

li W The polite officers of the packet Hon have
our thanks for newspaper favors. The Home makes
her regular trips MS heretofore, leaving Yazoo City
at IL NJ. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-28

VicKBuRc ELEcrToy. municipal election
which took place in the city Of vicksburg, on the
18th last, resulted in the choice OF the entire
American ticket. by from 10 to 200 majority.
Miles C. Folkes was elected Mayor, and most Of
the old officers reelected.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-28

q I]- The fine steamer IxcoxAR, which leaves New
Orleans every other Wednesday for Memphis, re-
turning every alternate Wednesday. We would 60
a good deal out Of our way 10 travel with Captain
McDoSoUeH, who is one Of the best and most &C.
eommodating commanders on the river.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-28

The American Party will meet at the Court House
tomorrow night, 18th instant TO rntfy the nomina.
tons of the National Convention.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-28

BES- We understand, that the Mississippian
has most abosive article about d, we suppose
in regard to our article exposing some Of the
robbcrits of the-State Treasury. We have not
garity of which its polished Sag NIGHT editor is
capable. The people will understand that this
abuse is meant to intimidate other papers from
exposing the terrible corruptions In high places
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-28
5 no pa1kupf the creed q ! DemocFs

no p0ff Qf The creed q 4 Den1Ocfaf
either to al TEL 81 10 oppose the ex-
Ilon of slavery He Ny do thes one o. the
other. ID. the exercise Of rights asa citizen,
and not ofFand agAinst his Democratic fealty.
(Washington Union. !. $3.50 go -
j HRis Is Pirce Democracy. This i himhle-
rio xing, bombshen Democracy. which the Union,
the organ Of Pierceism, seeks now to prove is the
party In which alone the s ,uth can con6de-
Washington Organ.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-28

" Hon. A G. Brown, United States Senator,
will please accept thanks for copy of the cor
States and Great Britan. in regard TO recruiting for
the British army within the United States.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-28

" Our thanks areedue Mr.. VIM. B. Cavanah.
Door-kecper Of the Senate, for list Of the member,
OF 10th Houses of the Legislature. beautifully print
el on satin.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-28

S0- we are urdcr thousand obligations to
our friends Msssrs. A. F. Cochran 4 Hall, 81
Grayicr street,N O., for large samples Of their
nuts and fruits consisting Of bushel Of English
Waluuts and Brazil nuts Almonds, Hazel nuts,
lsaisiDs, Figs. preserved Ginger, etc, etc., too
numerous to mention Mr.. Hall knows that we
appreciate his kindness aud Iiberality. Every
body knows where to find the best and freshest
articlcsin there line. Persons wanting the Caro-
lima Co sPeas Cor planting, win remember precise
" where TO send their ORDERS as they are the sole
agentslor sheir sale In New Orleans, remenber-
Messrs. A. F. Cochran & Hall, 81 G xavier street
Ne. = -.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-28

or Nicarsgua embraces about thirty-nins
thousand square miles, and contains q popula.
ton Of nearly four hu ndred thousand.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-28

Invitation 90 q Hail IN New Jersey.
We acknowledge the receipt Of an invitation
to ball, to be given by the Junior class of
NASSAU HALL, the College of New Jersey, to
come off the gath of June. It affords US pleas
ure, to be able to inform our young friends at
Princeton, that il is more than possible we shall
be able 70 Join them on that festive occasion.
We have great reverence for old time and
talent honored Nassau HALL. It is the Ataa
Motre of some of our greatest statesmen. Among
others, that great Secessionist and FiIlibuster,
Aaron Burr. By the by, what was in Burr
treason, would now be Southern Rights, and q
Quitman like patriotism, to extend the area Of
freedom. into the benighted regions of Mexico:
We doubt moi II Aaron Burr had fallen on these
enlightened days. he would not have gone down
In poverty and Disgrace, afoundering amid darkn
ness" but would have been prominent candis
date for the Presidency, and his name transnit-
ted along the rugged cliffs Of fame, as light and
landmark to progressive Democracy Of all ages
--but Tsmporo Mstanfssr ect.
But this has nothing to do with the Hallref
Princeton. The Juniors must elect two Ol the
best looking Of the class, and send them IS our
escort to The Astor House, N. &, On the 24th
of June, and barring accidents We win 20 to
their Ball. We are q punctual In keeping ap-
pointments @ old parson Dow Was, and live
appoint 10 meet anybody q Phillip. where ev-
erybody has met every body ever since the days
Of Brutus and Csssius. We ere sure to be there.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-28

~ The American party in Fayetteville, North
Carolina, had meeting on the evening Of the 4th
Instant and ratified the nomination of Fillmore and
Donclson
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-28

W Hon. Stephen Adams viii please accept GU,
thanks for valuable Public Documents
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-28

IL At the recent opening Of Parliament in Lon
don, Punch says that the Queen wore the ero xn on
HER HEAD
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-28

D2s~ We cordially concur with the Fredericks
burg Herald In the opinion, that the man who
signed the Fugitive Slave Law, when the pillows
Of fanaticisn ran high, and when the hail and
storm of sectional fury beat upon him with unre-
strained fury, can surely be trusted by the South
upon ali questions touching the institution of do-
nestle slavery.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-28

Among the leaders of the Irish rebellion of 1913
John Mitchell, a Protestants occupied conspicuous
position After his escape nom captivity he settled
in the United States and established weekly paper
in New York, called the Citizen In the course of
timehe declared himself to bea conservative poll
tician and ventured to express the opinion that he
would like to own plantations in Alabama well
stocked with negroes Previous to this in conside-
ration of his hostility to the British government all
the Irisp Papsts in New York had given hearty
support TO his paper But in declaring himself
conservative and taking pro-slavery position, he
committed an objectionable sin In the eyes of his
Irish Catholic countrymen
Archbishop Hughes organ {the Freemans jour
nall and Mr. Stewards organ. the Tribune, gave him
no rest after that and the Irish Catholics generally
withdrew their support from his paper. The boys
could no longer sell itatany price, cried the N York
Tribune Very soon Mr.. Mitchell had to withdraw
from the paper and to leave New York and settle in
Tennessee where he now Is The abolitionism of
his Irish Catholic countrymen made New York too
hot place for him to stay IN. The only natural in
ferencet to be drawn from this Is that the Irish Cath
olics are faithful to that feeling Of Connell which
prompted him years before his death, to refuse
to shake hands with slaveholde Il Baltimore Clip
per.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-28
rhe Black Republicans Orran,
down ON the American Plafs

The Black Republicans Orwan.
down ON the American Piafs
form.
Those whosay the American party has aty
affinity with the Republicans, are requested to
read the following, clipped from the MAJ .onaf
Era, abolition paper, Of the 9th inst. The edls
tor says in another place that he prefers the
Democrat,e rule to the AMERICAN. ISL
The new creed nominalIy sets aside the 10th
section or the oldI but in effect includes it.
Apart from Its piety and "palayer,'' it may be-
summed up M follower gg7r ri
l.. NdfiUcsbofa, should be selected for All off
fees. Federal, State, and Municipal, in prefere
ence-to naturalized citizens -s-.s-----s.
2. The period Of naturalization should be ex-
tended to twenty one years.
g. It afGrms the so-called Priuciole of the
Nebraska bill-the right of native born and nat.
uralized citizens of the United States, permax
nenty residing in any territory thereof. to frame
their own Constitution and laws, and to rec,r-
late their domestic affairs in their own mode,
subject only to the provisions of the Federal
Constitution, the limitation being copied almost
word for word from the Nebraska BILL
4. It afirms the Principle of the Compro4
mise, so.caled, of 1850, asserting, in opposition
to the doctrine of Slavery Restriction, the right
OF the people of a Territory to admission as
State, whenever they have the requisite popu<
lation for one Representative, without any 9TH
Ter limitation.
5. Under the vague aid deceptive phrase.
sectional Questions, it ignores alllquestions of
Slavery. leaving to the slave power, without
contest, protest, or even dissent, the entire
ground it has tsurped.