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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-28
Nashville Sewing Machine Company
Nos. a IL
EAST SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

THESE Machines now very Justly considered to be the
best USE having the advantage OF all others in the
simplicity Of the Constructions The speed and beauty of their
work. and the strength Of their Unlike any
others in they form with two continuous threads
from ordinary spOOls of cotton, silk lnenmakinga knot
every stitch which prevents the work from ripping under
nycircumstances whatever.
The first and highest premiums have been awarded to these
Machines all the leading Fairs hroug this country
and Europe, and the TeOces In the sub
stanIa reward the largest patronage bestowed
any Sewing Machine in Europe America.
They of the highest finish, and of variety of size
and style, and adapted all the wants Of the Sewing
munity.
They all secured exclusively the proprietos by
ters patent and free from all legal controversy Great
pains been taken adapt these Machines TO Plantation
sewing, and they stsmpe, durable and easily
and tended by any person, that they entirely beyond
competition this the manufacture of heavy
light bags, for Corn Wheat, machinery has
been invented TO surpass them-any amer hours
practice make from 400 to 700 sacks day
machine. These machines also equally well adapted to
the acture of all kinds of clothing, fine
well general sewing quitting Stitching &C. These ma
chimes arranged make the stitch length de-
Sired and with any and every seam in any
ment and the durability, regularity aud beauty Of nnish
cannot be qualed by work accomplished by the most
skillfuI hands
We shall all times keep hand u assortment Of
these machines and respectfully invite the public gen.
orally to call and them in and give them careful
examination and be satisfied that the half has not yet been
told. dec26-tf
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N.s,yrLLF July IG. 1886 en-
uoIIownY,s Ointment aud lriIIs.-uIesr

UOIIOWay's Ointment and iPiIls.-Ulcers
and sores drain the system Of its vital energy. Their dis
eascd action kept by vruent matter ia tho vessels @"
the glands and skin. This matter is urazed by the dis
injecting operation Of the Ointment The Pills cure ndses-
ton all lis forms.
H. sold al the manufactures, No. so Maiden Lane, New
York and No ga Strand London and by all druggists, at
DC % .c.. and 81 per pot OF boz.
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Notice,

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, on the sth instant,
IL negro woman, aged As, black In color small a
in size, and has a her right and shoulder ~
caused by bun also her left leg above the heel8
Her HESTER and be told by the moving
fingers both hands-as # counting them Any infsma-
tiOn relative to her whereabouts will be rewarded.
MILES JOHNSON,
oct2l-dlW $50 Cherry street, South.
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Fey See advertisement of VIM I. SMITHsoN in
this mornings paper. Persons having Land War
rants for sale will do well to apply to him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-28
BY TELEGRAPH.

LOUISVILLE, Oct 27.-The river has risen fifteen
inches. There win bethres and half feet water
t. Cairo. II is now stationary. Heavy rains last
night a further rise is expected Freghts are de-
Ginning materially.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-28

Fey The following item from Memphis ex-
change shows that Arkansas is not behind the rest
of the world in the sweet potato line. Mr. Nc
Gsvocz is son of JACOB M,Gavock, Esq of this
city:
MAMMOTH POTATo Mr.. Ed. ]. MacGavock, re-
siding at Pecan Point, Arkansas on the och ult a,
forwarded to this Office one of the largest, i not
the very largest sweet potato that ever grew un-
der ground" 1t weighs eleven pounds and WAS
sent to US, in the language Of Mr.. Mes sccompa-
nying note, " to show in a small way the produc-
tiveness of the Arkansas lands mor9 especially
those in Mississippi county,"
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ES- We call attention to the advertisement in
another column, hesded "To Shippers on the Sa-
merchants are interested, and perusal may BE-
beneficial to them
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-28
Il GREATBO BY a GREAT UTHOR
MAGDALEN HEPBURN:

Il GREATBOOK By Il GREATA UTHOR.
MAGDALEN HEPBURN:
Story of the Scottish Reformation. By Mrs 0liphant,
Author Of" Zaidee," Adam Graeme &c Complete
in one large l2mo volume, bound in CLOTH for 81 25
MAGDALEN HEPBURN. Story of the Scottish Re-
formaonThe author of "Zlidee has afforded us treat
OF no ordinary character in the work of Magdaen Hep
burn All persons that read at ALL know how prolific the
period OF the Scottish Reformation is in subjects for the
writer of wholesome sterling elevated hgh-toned and
deeply interesting fiction. the author of Meg He
burn has avaed herself of this caske of splendid
lions with extraordinary cleverness and in these pages
has aJrdeda series of thoughtful earnest soul stirring
pictures the whole forming narrative at once subduiDg
and exciting. thrilling and pathetic ROMANTIC aud truth
frl, the atrical and simple, Every character
Lives and moves"
And hasa being"
For sale By HAGAN 4 BRO
ELLEN PERCY or, the Memoirs Of an Actress.
By G. WIN. Reynolds.
The COmicaI Adventures of David Duf fIes-
Illustrated with over two hundred laughabe engrav-
ings.
With others Just received by
HAGAN& BRO.
Sept %. Market St
MEDICAL BOOKS-A large stock of the Medical
Text Books standard and miscellaneous Just received and
for sale at Publishers prices by
HAGAN Il BRO,
Market St.
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NOticc-IuhaIaGiOp in COnsumPtion,-See
advertisement this head. Female ComPan NeDe-
real Affections Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Heart and Liver,
&C will meet " in due attention. Ioct26-dGm.
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NEW HOOKS,

Harpsrs Magazine for October lar.e supply;
Yankee Notions for October;
Ciodey's Lady's Book for October; another supply
Counterfeit Detector for October just received by
oct7 HAGAN 4 BRO
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JAMES q. JONES

HAVE hand - negroes for sale. Au Ong them
Lib ely gTIs, from ~ 10 IL old, house
Seamssss washer and likely and Intelligent,
and several stout n. also, black smith, Cali
while the excitement is up.
Octsl-tf REFS W. PORTER.
DEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR SALE
ID will sell u bargain Residence No % High
street The house il large and eUmmodiOus aud we'll
ranged th all the necessary cOnTenIences for large
family Any person wishing to purchase WI please call
at Davis Pitcher 4 Co, No. 70 Public Square-
OcIg-f J. b. DAVIS.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

THE SUBSCRIBERS
"AVE just opened very handsome assortment OF
II Furnishing Goods, comprising a great variety OF
Gloves Suspeuders, Neck Ties Black and Fancy Stocks
Linen Cambria Handkerchefs, Lambs Wool and Cotton
half Hose, Gents Shaws and Muflers, &C., &c, all OF
which will be sold at fair prices
septl0-f iFT0N h ABBOTT.
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Presidential Election.

DURSUANT to order issued TO me from The County
l. Court of Davidson county, | will, on TUESDAY, the
4h day of November 1885, proceed 10 open and bold
Election for President and VicePresdent Of the United
States in the several Wards and Civil Districts CT David
county The Constabes of each District auhO-
rsed and requested hold elections their respective
Districts. Ioct ISL J. K. EDMUNDS0N, Sheriff.
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THE undersigned, while they tender their thanks TO
l. their friends in the city aud country Tor the liberal
patronage extended to them for several wears past su-
nOunce that they have sold out their stock Vt Books
&c One of The firm having formed new business asso-
citation IN knoxville, Tenn will hither with the
stock. We are anxious to make final and complete
settlement OF our old business and with that view re-
specully urge all those indebted TO us TO call at No a.
Union street. aud pay up their accounts without DELAY
The books and accounts will be found the old stand for
settlement. TOoN, NELSON & co.
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SIS REWARD.

OANAWAY from the subscriber his residence in Bed
IL ford county, negro named HANNIBAL. Black,
about "a years OF about feet 10 inches high, weighs
$50 pounds He last At NaTace and supposed
10 be making his way Nashville. will give $50 reward
taken in the State and S7j if caught Of se state and
confined In any Jail 50 that can get hiu.
As this Boy read and write he may likely pass
written by himself
W.. P. BOBo.
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Gold Pens.

TOON, NELSON d CO., a Union street, are the only
agents IN Middle tennessee for SHEPARD'S PENs
when nave been IN Constant use by many of the
| perfect satisfaction. $50
~ re OF these Pens only necessary in order get
pen 10 Jos allsIactoTy service.
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JOHN 8 TART. HENRY HART, JR-, W. NACRAK, JR.
HART, MACRAE ~ CO.,
WHOLESALE OR 0CERS CONFUSION
MERCHANTS,
Nos and South Market street, Nash vile, Tenn
WE have just received and have in store portion Of
w stock consisting in part OF the following articles,
1874 hhds fair to chsice New l20ObOxes Siriine';
Orleans Sugar 10 cases Sherry Wines;
"a boxes Havana Sugar; 10 terces Rice;
100 boxes and bbIs Powdrd 100 nests Market Haskets
Crushed and Loaf SUI so bOxef IpiOkAd Hams,
gar 25 nests tinted Tubs
1873 bbls NoIasses; 100 dozen ainted Buckets;
100 x bbIs do; 900 kegs Nails, ASST sizes;
200 bags Coffee; 100000 fne Clgars
300 packages Mackel :: 100 boxes Tobacco, various
500 bags Salt brands; ..
rs crils Mannla Rot IS cans Fresh Cove Oysters
25 casks Malaga Win, 10 boxes assorted Pickles;
5 casks Sherry Wine; 20 boxes ass'd Pie Fruits;
$50 packages NJ r Rais . ceroons best Indigo;
30 trails l. l. Almonds 400 boxes star Candles.
200 assorted Demiohns;
Together with Pepper, Spice, Soda, &c ~
ian29 HART MACRAE 4 co.
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DEMOCRATIC GLIB The members of the demo-
cratic club are earnestly requested to meet at Fire
mems Hall on this evening" at 7o'clock Tbs
being the last meeting previous to the election bu-
siness of importance will be transacted. To your
posts democratsl
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BoILs CURED BY r. R. REsoLvENT.

Lima, Indiana, Dec. ~, 1855.
Messrs. Railway & Co., Chemists, N.Y.--Send me two
K ResOivsnt. have been sorely afflicted With
boiIs have tOmented with these disagreeable
creseeHces than tried all kinds of
medicines without effect. the ReSolvent. One
hottie cured ne entirely. since recommended 1t TO
others. Yours truly, re. NRlGHT-
RAILWAY IL Co.,
I62, Fulton street, New York.
Sold by Druggists, Merchants, aud Store keepers every
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Harvey in Nashville.
THE eminent HARvEY." 50 well known every gen.
i teman in Philadelphia the most successful Gutter
OF garments, is establishment, No. Is Cedar
and prepared to take measures and to exhibit
fine assortment OF Cloths CasslmeTs and Vesngs rs
were ever displayed in Nashville. Our stock of Ready
Made Clothing, both gentlemen and youths is iu
aud Furnishing Department contains every article
COMPRISED under that head
Octl4-u CLIFTON Il ABBOTT
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NEW BOOKS '

Medical Text Books.
HAGAN BIO, Market street, has in store, large
Il L collection of 1870
MEDICAL BOOKS,
To which they invite the attention of Students and others
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GOOD MEDICINES
=. r. e.
Important Revelations.

a4 =. r. r.
Important Revelations.
GREAT PHYSICAL LAW,
Possessing the most the health
tee body, has been entirely overlooked and
neglected by the Medical Faculty.
WONDERFUL PowRR OF r. 1. a.
TuR soDT HEALTHY A FREE FROM PAIN.
BQUALlZB THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THB
SYSTEM.
CHAPTER 1.
EqaAzing the eirenauonthe true method Of preventing
the establishment OF disease-reguaon the only means
o. purifying the blood and restoring the sick health
quick emS-eY OF Railways Ready Relief and Radway's
Regulators In ~ring the patient of coughs, COMPOSITIONS
rheumatism pneumonia, throat fever
and agne, bilious remitt0nt and Intermittent scarlet
phus, chsgres, and all contagious and non-contagious
feVers.
me positive virtues Of Railways Renovanx ResoIyent
restoring the Cousumptive TO HEALTH and secuinR
oronehus, Asthma, bad Headaches and Dyspepsia.
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LOWkLL, MASS.
sB And sold Wholesale By Berry 4 Demovile, Retail
by JO g. Brown Nashville and all urygst sin the city
and all Dealers in Medicine everywhere.
dtry6w4m
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rTHEAT-I want a few hundred bushels choice
/. w fWhsM Sor Which viii pay ths highest market
price, dehysts& q ny Warsh0u5e a,, ,v,SwoDrs,-. =.
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ASD TT M Rso nEGSnHS ssrABLlsHEl


great error has long prevailed In the minds of n.
meh mpuTy OF the blood the cause OF diseased
action" This Is serious mistake. II ia disturhancs ~
Inc Circulation, and The estabishmsa f diseased sr,i
thai causes inquiry Of the blood. oe''Oni
The X X. X theory holds the truth of the anova
for person be IN state Of perfect health each aItsrT
and vein must carly 70 and from the heart ia sIIoa
tiOn Of BLOOD and when vessels relse ~ ~
what may to carry their proportion the
blood becomes damned up; in other wolds ~
takes place, giving pain 10 greater extent H.
then beginning Of diseased action which f moi
Heved, will into Inflammation and The diSsa
become established Diseased action being esabIshed
tho blood becoes impure and regularity OF action az
the part OF the ver skin bowels, &c. is be inter
rupcu general SYSTEM by sympehising with Ihe
this the of the case, let any mind his
symptoms catching cold The local difficulty may Be
soo throat which is congestion Of the blood, amounting
sometimes TO Inflammation about the throat owing %
previous deranged state of the circulation and will
member that his bowels become eostve, his liver
his skin dry and feyesh his stopped up pains and
aches In mis- bones, JOINTS down head aches dis
Charge O water rom the and nose, Other
unpleasant aud painful symptoms. Had he used Railways
Ready Relief when the congestion setting in as an an
PlicaLOn 10 the throat and swallowed of the Reg-
iaors he would have broken up the congestion and re-
stored the regularity the part the liver skin boNee
&C., which bad been broken in upon by effects Of the
sore throat Regularity being again established the mpurs
blood is soon purified, and the circulation again
and the health restored
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EY- We have had number Of propositions to
bet handed us from various sources. We publish
them all below for the convenience Of our know
nothing friends. They Of all sizes and shapes
and made TO suit customers. The money can be
found on application al this Office.
$1,000 that Buchanan will be elected President
by the people.
500 hat Buchsnan gets more electoral votes
than Fillmore.
800 that he gets 10 more.
500 that he gets 20 more.
500 that be gets 80 mere.
800 that he gets 40 more.
500 that he gets so more.
500 that he gets GO more.
500 that be gets 20 more.
500 that be gets so more.
$500 that Buchanan gets more electoral votes
than Fremont and Fillmore.
$500 that Buchanan will get the electoral vote
of Pennsyl wanna.
$500 that Buchanan beats Fillmore 22OO votes
in Tennessee.
DEMOCRATIC GLIB The members of the demo-
cratic club earnestly requested to meet at Fire
mems Hall on this evening, at 7o'clock Tbs
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Fall and Winter
FASHIONS :!

DECEIT of Fashionable Fall and Winter Millinery
LII COaks, Embroideries Ribbons, Trimmings, and La
dies Furs, at the
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81 cases Boys, Youth 3, and Misses Shoes;
81 dozen country nett Socks
25psyellow Flannel;
$50 pr Negro Blankets.
The entire Stock with the above will be sold without e-
Don't forget the day, Tuesday neTt October 26th
O'Clock, precisely
oct24 BP&G TRABUE 4 LUCAS.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MEDICAL BOOKS,

JOHN YORK & co have on hand complete stock of Tex
Books used in the Nashville Medical School, which they
offer At the publishers prices. Toci25
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-10
An English View of Fremont.

An able historical sketch of the Amer
ican compromises. contributed to The
London Daily Ne,cs by Harriet Mar
tineau, has recently been reprinted in a
pamphlet form. and presents a succiuct
and lucid view Of the questions at issue
in the pending election. OF Col. FREE
mont the writer reEarks
If it were not great mistake to look
to any political choice for redemption in
such crisis as the present, the probable
return of Colonel Fremont, as President,
and Mr.. Dayton as Vice President, would
seem to open bright prospect. Col
Fremont would almost seem TO have been
created for the difficulty, He is n South
ern man by birth-was educated in South
Carolina where and in Virginia, he pass
ed youth aud early manhood Of vigor-
Gus study first, and then of humble and
heroic labor (as teacher of mathemat-
ics), for the sake of his widowed mother
and her children lie is a classcr schol-
ar OF no ordinary attainments his sur
veying achievements attest his mathemat-
ioal accomplishments. HIS virtuous life
ldNO dAtdObOu cNCiO-
bod to him wherever be went. Thus he
is-wbat the South processes to make a
point ia gentlemen. His profession
al occupations and his travels and adven-
lures have kept him out of the field of
politics and the entanglements of party;
while his relations with the Indians, and
bis connections with California. have
have proved his administrative ability to
be very great. His wide experience has
made him thorough going Free Soiler
and TO him the Union owes free Califor-
MIA, while to him California owes her be-
lug free. Like most military officials,
he is more pacifcally inclined than civ.
ilaus often are.ond than President Pierce
has shown himsefto be. On this ground
also tho South may probably incline to
him. The North is enthusiastic even be-
yond its wont in this contest; and grave
men declare, that, since the time of Wash
ington no such demonstration has been
witnessed in the Eastern States as the
Convention at Philadelphia for the uoln-
ina,iOn Of Fremont and Dayton.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-10

HAwAu.-The Hawrlian nation. which
seventy years ago. was estimated vari-
ously at from 100000 to 100000, now
culy counts 72,000, a decrease within
this period of at least ,wo-thrds Vast
tracts Of land do not harbor human
soul fertile kalo lands, once under cul-
tiva,ion, are left 70 the rule of grass and
weeds. The island Of Kauai, remarka.
able for the productiycness of its soil
and capable Of sustaining a population
Of at least 100000, contains only G000.
1t is not to cruel and devastating wars
that we have to attribute this unpara.
llelcd falling off in so short a time.
The wars Of Kamohameha 7, however
energetically they were carried on can.
not in the remotest degree be compared
SO far as waste Of life is concerned, with
those Of modern civilized nations. And
it is after those wars, moreover, after
the blessings Of civilization were trans.
ferrcd hither that the blights falls most
mercilessy on this doomed people. The
cause Of The evil is an internal one, not
caused. but increased, by external infu.
ences. Its investigation resolves itself
naturally into these two questions--the
scarcity Of births and frequency of
deaths. PO(yneSaan.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-10

PLANTING Fruit TREES FOR OTHERS
The Spaniards have maxim, that a
man is ungrateful to the past generation
that planted the trees from which he
eats fruit, and deals upjustly towards
the next generation, unless he plants
the seed, that it may furnish food for
those who come after him. Thus, when
n son Of Sran eats ro"oh or rcar ~
lhe 'ead -i4s, ahc,evor LV is, hc digs a
hole in tho ground with his foot, aud
covers the seed, Consequently, al over
Spain by the road sides and elsewhere,
fruit in great abundance. tempts the
taste, and is ever free. Let this prac-
tice be initiated in our country, aOd tho
weary wanderer will be blost. aud will
bless the hand that ministered to his
comfort and Joy. We are bound to leave
the world as good, or better than we
found it, and hO is a selfish churl, who
basks under the shadow and eats the
fruit of trees which other hands have
planted, if he will not also plant trees
which shall yield fruit to coming gener-
aiions. - Home Circle
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y o { t y.
For the Register.
The Diving Girl.


"Lct me go-donp call me back," we're th,
last words of dying girl, to her wccpin:
friends.
I've loved her, yes, VIC loved her,
But the angels loved her, too,
SO she's sleeping in the valley,
Meath the sky SO bright and blue"
Life's journey is weary road,
A dark and thorny way
Then let me go-don't call me back,
From realms of perfect day.
Dear Parents, Brothers, Sister dear,
Let not your hearts rebel,
You'll all come soon, to dwell with Him,
Who I" doeth all things we'll"
hear the music Of the stars
As earth fades from my sight,
And glory bears my spirit up
On floods of living light.
cannot see your faces, Friends,
Your voices, still so dear,
Seem far away, and faint, and low,
But Heaven is very near
The quietest sleep is with the dead,
And am weary now,
So lay your gentle hand, Mother,
Upon your dropping brow.
Tho rest on carths cold bosom
My Savior there hath lain,
Then let me join the loved ones lost,
nnnit II mn h,,.ty aun;,,
Orwell, Vt. "A. b.
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A New CENT Every body will be glad

ANEW CENr-Every body will be glad
to learn that new cent is to be coiucd.
The old copper head, which has so long
represented the smallest fractional di-
vision of our decimal money in use, is too
cumb-ous and large for tho little value
it represents, aud tho substitution for it
of a new coiu readily distinguishabie
from all others in circulation, will DO
considered by all great improvement.
1t is therefore proposed by the Director
of the Mint, that the new cent shall be
eighty-oight parts copper and twelve
parts nickel. This will make cola of
a dark reddish color; 1t is to weigh 70
grains, less than half tho present cent,
which is 1863 sgrains-Phiiadclph,a Sun.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-10
Nor SECTIONAL The Now Bedford

Nor SECTIONAL The Now Bedford
Mercury well says -
What has Fremont done,or those who
support him, or Dayton, above all wba.
have these conservative, constitutional
men done. who believe in the old and
true principles of liberty delivered to US
by our fathers, by Washington and JEFF
ferson aud Madison, that they should be-
branded as a sectional party' The fact
is plain aud significant, it is party cry
evoked to conceal that intense and out
rageous seotonalism which canno; per-
nit an hopest man south of Madison &
Dixon's line to express his sentiments,
without bringing the bludgeou of the des-
persdo down upon his head"