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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-24
Terrible Railroad Accident near Phila.
delphta.
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.

The scene of the accident is fourteen miles
from this city. near two curves. 50 that ap
preaching trains cannot be scca five hundr,,i
yards apart. The track is single one. When
the locomotives came together they rose on
end and their tirCsboSes nearly touched, and
scattered fire about the wreck. The first ex.
cursion car caught fire and communicated To
the others. The most extraordinary efforts
were made 20 cNtrlcaie those mutilated and be-
ing crushed under the wheels. Many Of them
were still alive when the flames reached them
The groa:,s and cries that rent the mir were
awful, A number OF physicians from this city
aud Germantown were IN early attendance. -
Two engines from Chestnut lllll forced water
through their hose 10 the wreck and after
working for several hours the human remains
were removed from beneath. Nineteen bodies
were removed too blacksmith snop three OF
them supposed TO bc females. The body OF
Father Sheridan was recovered and brought
To this city. Immense crowds were attracted
10 the scene of the calamity from the surround
ing country. The friends Of the dead and
wounded walked from this city, and every d.
scrip,ion OF vehicle was takeG aud made u~ Of
.s,. Vi. sal 10 IL.
city.
"''VNp pisrA,' ~, VAV"'s'op' WIN
.N'," hunuf'" ,n"o''n' WI" 'h,'' P"rc"es au'
'".'' :" .o'''s'o' WV" INV" va"
"o"' 'p'. "Su'ns''"' "u''c wv '''o' vas
ing TO reach the station.
po," Ve""'o'''es ".'c e'usn'u' ".i u'e
ears y, "e eA,u's'oh ""'n rush'nR 'oe.'n''
oauRh' u'c M" w'r' 'onsu",o", pe"oa'n Tue
'u''4s WIZ no",'' >" S'us''" 'na' "ooeo'
.'oh was 'hPosS'oe, ihe seer" was " U"
"'" s n."f, 'enu'ns 'nar"c,cr'
me "o"y Oh W oherNaan' chorsrr OF ue
,au'cn, was NOT reco'et"i, hogh NamP@n'
wary Hei'y, James Mcin'',e y, logan; "a"
~a'o ',""' Ivory. hN''s' Jas h.h,y' WIN,
"cna'u, i,"n'! laws. vary ","tn"' ~
M''"".' '"" "'n' '"'"",'n' "".,""e''
NM '''''u'' ''"" ",n"! ""'e""' "arcy
""''' "ag""'' """"S '"'''N' 'c"1s Ha'n'
SUI '"e'"cet u, NV 'r''h IN "o"iuoh 10
thcSh' seventeen oodles were couh'od 'Tmath
'he runs "l Tue cars bios'Iy consun'h E'e''
en- men anu women and Two children were con
sumed ~ one car There were 20 Killed aud
nearly 100 badly injured. Eight hundred per
sons were on the tram and six ears were en-
tirciy demolished. Among the killed is Father
sheridan o' ST Michais catholic Church
W i'lIam Van S'a'oren, the conductor OF
the down train which caused the accident, to
day has committed suicide by taking arsenic
" ill'nm re- The engineer, has been arrested
and committed Tor examination The train
ths evening brought down ionr bodies burned
To crisp They were those "' John Dillon
two brothers Royce, and one name unknown
The remains OF = bodies remain unrocoenInd,
aud they are 50 badly burned That It Is feared
they never can he.
PHILADELPHIA, July X
The excitement IN relation TO the accident
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Our Railroad Prospeess.

Gov. GoRx,S informs US that he has recciy-
ei ,elegraphic despatch from Washington,
dated the 10th stating that the prospects Tor
the passage Of our Railroad bin. a. soon as re-
ported by the House Committee on Public
Land. are most excellent There il no d"nhi
Of the passage Of the bill.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-24

Last D,gbl at to Metropolitan Hotel. Mr.
Basbfofd Wicks. II : &. attacked afd bsa,
with a cate NJ. ~'ango1rd Il Nas-Achns~,u.
ior aging that The si,sck m Mr sumner wa
o0UAriy Sianua,.i rrcsived Two blSvs 10
the bad ard ts-iorr h. had tine 70 res,'t The
parties wcr ~raraied WIN. va lncksd up
over night sod discharged tins uHrn're bu,
warrant VS. iSsned for his re-sr-e~f
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Il Nowlrs' PATENT SAWS AND aAw


IN MILLS
AoAsn = beg leave to esli panl,s a''.,,oa 70 ,hssr
impo, iaBt improvements Ia bfspeh 81 manufacture
Of absorbing ln,srrs, In tho Northwest.
A. any description ho~s.e, isnsthy Viii fail Ia eoo
,sy eo1eet tsa. o the peculiarly Of these Inventions
orr, sud advantage which they The Pfessn,
devices f making iaahsf and issi,s all Ia call aud ss.
their opsts'ie" " t.'se wo,tln no's q, my ""'''
iss. We are able 10 cut oos BE-, NJ inch beard. pe'
hoat, with -is hOsse power.
gnd We are able 10 ase nf 10th gauge (ar oBiJ
inch ,hetl In Maisy mill. removing ""ly Ia n an
ash hsff AMI hsnss astng insh 81 timber IN even
cot made, ss compared win tho common Malay tamoaa
ing 10 2,eoo ket each ~ hour, ~ortias time
M Tic ssrfsre III by tbs Knowles As~ 10 saootbs'
and noe, and hence sasiiy prpsed bI the place
tof USE. and with is-- waste u iamser,
We hslld tour kinds ~ form. ~ mills. cot
The Maisy --tem"vins oaiy IA inch IN bert
The slssin sa~ n,,t,na Mn, do ! !"
The Three saw sbi,Bs NIL, d. y
I TIE Twenty Pour - . 0sns, do IA d..
The ds-t aud sec nd viii eseb 900 isst per bo8f
tho third 900. aud thu fourth t,boo 100, pa, boafbe
Two mrs, fega,s sis horse power neh'hs ~" '"' to-"
il@ss MI,s vi be delivered IN H. rspi lot ssoo each
ssht added exclusive u right fof tho right Ia a.s,
wii t.ts The ssvhs yesr -bieh The ssbe,
o,ef tho ordinary Saws o. " pfssfFsh. spm 10 10
.s,ssd spos, psysois at the sad Of 81, nos'h.
will seisr into contracts for this erection ~ complete
s.,sblsAm.nt- tncaaiss Mil house sss,ss s.d blsss
zsd machinery. sad al b'wsr price than Ordinary
worts 20 pfoafs slusi 'ssol'' soa -ii ,hsn sauaA'
the Mills 10 their sast svsfy Sis months they n
aud fs,tag ~'li trfst ssm saasi 10 ,bsiS cost 10 be
dsdoswd iron, The dtedn pa mso's
for inssoes, -,i eopiss an .s,sbi bmspt "a rsb's
~ producing tO0 800 Tee, e.sh ~ hour. a. N. ~
sis svihs Easi.s IA no ueo ssls TO hest, Hnd the
wh s 1t,sd sd furnished In sopcfof style. Ibis
sbhshBsst hal wsts Iagbsf ~ sb svsfsse "a rbsr
II is-s h.a $40 In tsr saving 81 ssoa, 20 81,
pst dsy, semya ID 9Th sstabiishmsnt doing Tho
.sms ~oth With The e. u'msn ssws
Tho Monopoly fof sale sud orders tstsa In Mills ~
.iss,s NH ~i,b Easi . aud Boilers. "A hsisy Mil
.od Poser soup.,s gill be delivered In Saint rsai ior
uyAtrtg In e..r Ax~o,
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Asaher M.iaary tompav. We understand
that a numt~r ~ our Irish fellow citizens met
on Tuesday evening AMI organized Military
Company They elected John OGormsn. Cap
tain; VIM Is. McGroty, Fr,i ica,ehs,n. Ao.;
wm. Murpby. h~cond Lieutenant, together with
the usual number u SsrgrAns and torporsI., the
names ~ whom We did not learn
We also are informed that the Grfman, II The
city intend forming German Military Company
very uon Ia fact, We bhe,c, the initistofy
step for this OBJECT have already ,.en taken by
them should they 20 ahead ans carry oat their
pIs1s which We hope thry will d. ~, Paul will
b, sell Guarded with three caspspir> within hr'
limits 10 pcace prepare fer war
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I 9m I.y. NiNNEsorA.-rnE rKe

/ VIE1NII.kE, MINNEl5DIAs~-THE ThU
j phIETURs 81 the ssgve town -osii esiI n. Of.
,.aiis Of ka'pss,s ssd Nil sh the Advantages
tbs place.
II ~ si,usisd iprssss,sIy below the fis,e Rspiis,
Which Pfseseati, he hssl - us'issuoa On The Mn
sssts river shd being the onib hsb kToahd not
-stjeet To sssros of the In NE Vicinity II the
Rapids consider u. bcsiion ssfsfi"t 60 any othst
t1sps the river
We hsvs aa- uotsl, shs stofsi and steam sawfnih
iii hr "a. o,rrs 400 b. . les wssA. there IL sss
GOOD Wa,shosse sonv,aisat ~ the Landing.
Nshsvs good steamboat navigation TO this place st
all .4ssses ~hss not sIes~ ~ We. As pont hs the
,.,,a b.aleal o,asehs. aid Or msrcaatiie bat
ss.. /, ,aaDo, he boat, the country both sis. Of
me river "a snssrpasssi fof farming purposes, end
tbistly sst,i~i
Itsrsi inducements offered 10 al Who wish 10 10
e.ts 10 ne sBi ssorishins place. We invite all 10
ssms and .ss hs ,hem,sisss, sn not BE- deceived BY
tssis,ffis sss,eas 60 ell. We kass no gas worss
be- conc and .ss before Joe Isyess or Locate.
Ma, t-ss. vty ". "a. Pc CtN CO.
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FRON Fridays pAIif.

Hidiai This 10 The name Of new AMI Hour
ishng town bat recently laid out on the Mime
sofa river Il il situated Ia lie Sour county,
about It's centre, AMI its distance from our city is
seventy niles by land II lies between the towns
Of lie Seur and Traverse Des Sioux. We are In
formed by those who have recently visited tho
place. that II Is already in very prosperous and
thriving condition, having a COED Saw Mil In
operation, lilacksnith's shop, and Dry Goods
>tore The country hack Of Il Is rapidly filling
up with farming population. 10 those wishing
10 build the proprotors offer lots gratis. Success
To OTTAWA.
Roe At Wiaoaa. W. arr Informed by resi-.
ident Of Winona, saws the Wabashaw Journal,
that a erious and di.graccful riot took place In
that town on the evening II the ttb Inst
our informant says that the Germans Of Vino
In gave ball upon that evening, al which Nh
American, for some disorl.rly conduct either
real OF imaginary, was turned out of doors and
scriousl, beaten.
lie then went and collected some ~ his conl.
radcs and returned 10 the house where the dance
was. and they too were driven away third
and larger party subsequently, went 10 the house
and commenced throwing stones AMI hrcklais,
and ven firing pistols through the windows at
the company congregaled within, when they re-
turned the fire upon those withou,
Pistols and knives were freely used tine
American AMI one German were killed, and tive
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G GROCERIES.
4 L. LARrENTkuR. WHOLESALERS Gao

4 l.. LARPENrkuk. WHoLhssAi.E GK,,.
IA CAR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. cerner
Of rhhd saJ JaeAsaa srs~ss saint rasi. T.
~ rvtal merchants Waiting the city, would ash
esre'a, inspection II my large snd complete sieck u
erosetiss, rrc,tssen., Wessn Ware, Nails, &c &c,
A. my seec,aas have be.a made iron, tho iapss, aud
esss sheessle ss,ahitshmsnt> Mast aad South win
special sss 10 The Western trade, aud IL such qaaat
oss o. IN artant me In "erins them tew prices
,hey e.a be vsrshsssi al ~ Leafs adding trsn.rer
tstice and insurance A. L. lANpkNrEuk
Me-.rs heSap o.Ae-, Ranaer., ~ fssl
Mess's harshali 4 CO y
namaa Y amdh asnAer
Ex.'.ovei NOT NAmsey,
Governor ", 4 German
Travis h.ssr,
" y 0osdrsh, Edtor roneei,
railaa HatAsli 4 Hrowa, Cieeiansa
Harstsca Hooper, c,neinaau,
Inward mea,rad, Chicago,
barrett, King A Co, Chiasso,
Iarsa q Co, 0aiena.
Geergs ", CAnpesli, assaa,
l., \ Fell Co., Gai-na,
Had 4 pvnckle. rhilsdelphia,
woad, hsecn q III, rhitsd.rhia
Ma q Catdwsil ft,ssAusuh,
N W lssiw,ek. tarss noah. uhic,
Jcha Cove 4 Co, ko.tca,
,iamph,sys nut, = rsr,. A, t"ais,
Insane, hing Co,
pash resrse,
Woln A ttcrpe,
seion Hamrhrc,, Nov Nork,
Hsnty swiu 4 to, New York,
Tc~aseaJ, Clara 4 ~, New rert,
Ge,srr l. Wtitsm. Baitim.re,
l,enr, u. Thomas Co, BALTIMORE,
iiA,risen, ra,ne A 90 New o,esas.
SEPT ~, tRAA dAWtf
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Ho,@,r m encsDpuent 81 Knight Tenn
plsr. va, established 10 this city, last week by ,t.
name q D,ms@ as Eneanpasnt.
rresnl III Knight Drummond. T. g.. g.,
Morton Rre.mTmeoi. y Y. City; sr knight
stephens q &. &C ", Victsburg. Mi- Sir
Kniyb, Pier1n. q 30. ". ~. Pani. " T.
Cir Koigb, \. Whitney, a. Paul; sb Raigbt
A. T. Anss r q "; Minneapolis; sir Knight
Thomas LGmtsrl. g. :. u, ehako1ss
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Mlfsz~ Absraasse,s fsna'agy This tissting d.ii
cd vocsli-, who hss teen giving CoSyrt. 10 Chi
esgo 10 wsll.hll"'i hnu.r' is "a sr way To ssIn,
Paul our erchsngs- T~.t u her 10 the hlgi,s.i
terms wbich from bsf rey'atsiIoe, sh- M ,ioaii
fully deserve. our citizen. will h. deligh,ed 10
ssIeew asd reward h~r With tseir patronage
She ing. at MAii,Jn, Jse,viiIc. Gsicns aud In
iElqae ca her v,y hitlsr
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hoq4> Jos,rrs' {, The ,>ry original apIsha'i'n
n new papr recently started st a""n' rr"'
ant. I0wa. II !, devoted 70 " sooDd no's'' pure
literature sad Black Republication
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B1yi,agtoa A new town. by this name. says
the Superior Chnmins. has recently been laid on,
On the Minnesota Shcrc Of Lake Superior, abcu,
twenty seven miles from Superior, Its har,cr,
an inlet or bay, Is said 10 BE- safe and commodi
Gus, One OF its advantages is valuable mineral
deposits In the rear. and another, fertile agricul.
tural lands in the immediate ,ich liy This por'
ton Of Minnesota Is settling up with rHpidiiy
cqus'ing the southern portion, and hence the
many new towns that are spriuglng NJ. The
',inie' Il tdrirns whcS 'irr5 wni assv ar. ssrs -
psro existence. A, present. the. smuse, hut
soon will astonish the credulous. Success 10 ~.
say We
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LIOR sALE.-O ONE PRINTING PRESS AT
IL Dec usssissd esd Slhy Dollars To Be- s~ss o.
Nm CVSsfASs wssshosss, 81 LASER iAeSisy s:lss
rsai js2S dAw0r
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n F,,sop J,yr~S. A new psI~r w TIA.
nam We .esrn hs. recently ben usr~ q, Pre-,
Ton, Filluor. county W Mssw' Gent, III ACo
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"IaQ,' ca5 L.gh Gaa,d'. This i ib, nsme a
the Military Company recently organized at ~
Ahih1ny. MI sceount - which 80 gsve anne
tine siuoo We are infwmsd th~ e"pI any po~
nupt.r- 81 uem,.-r. and that ~ stand ~ mus
keis have icen furnished u by tho Gcrcrpr
9ur ecss 70 the Light G1sr'Is.
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R,s q Property ~ Ae.si'Sss. Two years ago,
says the Henderson DasserTw. Thomas A. Holmes,
E-l Of Shakopcc, exchanged buggy and har-
ness slue,l at $3.50 for four lots on Main Street,
the first that were sold In the town, lie kept
the lots without il. any manner improving them,
until last March when he sold them for $500
On the iIh inst, tho~ lots still unimpo,cd,
again changed hand. for $500 in cash The rcn-
,leman who now owns them coatempla,cs putting
good buildings on each Of them rs soon as he can
obtain material
This is by no means al isolated ca~s /, is fair
criterion Of the rise u property in the town
within the period named. In no town on the
Minnesota ha, the steady improvement been more
healthy and permanent than In Henderson. The
;apid settlement, Of the valuable farming country
around Is All unfAilns guarantee for the pros.
pcrty II the town
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CITY AND COUNTRY.
y Amt PAUL:
rh.r.Aa, Msra,ms ,., Ja,, ~ 1850.
Faov raraspiis psiGr

bshi,ks,r .iea.srsai We arr in rccipi ~ In.
first number Of this rev journal pablished a, Wa
hashsw, Wahashaw county. NJ r., by II. !. san.
pkRso>, kA, Editor aud Proprietor, This is a
very neat paper, containing ,wen,y-fcar column,
Of matter Its typographical execution is good
and It's editorials cviuce good degree Of ability
on the part Of the editor Il Is democratic Il,
politics, and will prove Of great value 10 the
town aad county In which II is located Success
to the Je,'rnsl always, both peouniarily and
nolticallH
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Prstir h,pAIFs We invoke the earnest
attention OF the pope Of the state 20 the eH-
traorlinary condition Of thing. ST presert ey-
istlng IN san Franci@co
Th. COMMITTEE 81 Vigilance base uow hsrn
IN existence for fonr wccks The body, -lt
constituted not elected by tlr people hiss
exercised The power Of 10 and Death tho pos
81 Of midnight domiclliary visits, The poser 81
iorciblc arrest. the power 10 sond citizens into
ignominious Translucent, The Go,cfn0f. b1uDd
by solemn cath 70 MAINTAIN The Law, after
exercising ali po-.iiie iofisaraHce 10 c,aE,'def
alton Of the prevailing erciiement. 81 iength
lssIle.i his proclamation commanding ile mem.
t4r. 81 ths COMMITTEE a. iay down their arm
ard dizfanl That proclamation has hsD
i--asd Tor brn days pas, and tbs COMMITTEE
instead of Oh. wing IT, msndste, AMI rtarn'ng
20 th.ir duiy coatnga 10 fJrtiiy their position
have erected batteries With psos 81 ordnance
commanding the principal iboroaghfares bad
iur 20 the C0mmliier Rooms .--ooDiiBHe 10
iDrrva- ,he.r orgsnNatl"u. 20 ari!l thcir nrn
10 purchase arm ard munitions ~ war and
by every m.ags % ..lg% an uiief oisr.garJ AMI
eontenp, for tn Proclamation q the 'h~t
Masi.,raie, the representative q 'he f'ope Of
California.
For four ue.kq thu ri,y has ~i'nesed
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A !; T., LARrE IN wn !. y. GRO.

a WV NNV VVWNINNfFN NNVUNF
~ third aud Jschsnn strvst, saint Paul, n r.
TIA. IN st,r. aud 10 scrye lars. and esmpc,e stock
81 Gr'eeries Provisions, cden Ware, Ae., 10 whirh
the s,sea,on 1t the Trade particularly requested
tiis stcet eoa~,s part e tho flowing article. whieh
offered al the Nefy tnwest market rates.
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Na-M I@s,t,s vii ists ordrts fst D-o. vsd
Cos Portable tnsinss Bvssis-' fisnsis'y Hare r"~
tiost NIL Nsshipssy, etc etc. AZ" viii take
nsdsr. bf " r A,mstfcns q 90, ssnatss,Hfs's
Arsns IN fos ivss Pissef- AM Ia he's. Ftslion.
sTy Essns., tsU.ss Placing M.ohi"ss tpni, ESQ 81
pas,.bL F.svss etc ,te Jolly 1919 su
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h&-litsrni dtssosht " lssefs.
JAMfs n CHADWICK
No. "a Larast Of bst-e~a s~eosa ssd Third
nosidt-Iy ~. Lone No.
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l'eMf bhAN,E NOT Nr, "a, Nl,pN cihnsf
i s'tw-.s THIRD sna Tosub a,- ~ al, o.
''"d boarding b. he da,, se.t month, s.sv
terms. G~d snhl,nx attached. fabtd pstronsgo Ia
nlic,ed stages cali al Tits h"us dali, 80 ~. .ena.rs
e6rNtsn ot the square and Compass ~Sa
January 7, 1850 wiy !, W MARION
DOBERT 4. CAYENDEk, Wholesale
IL DEALER IN WOODEN, WILLOW. AM knAR
Ahh, a. ~ NefA S~'.a d g7sles Aoarvs Be-ss
~ IL -, ks,nv's, Ia. 90 hand and 10 constantly
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-25

"If there be those either North South who desire
an administration for the North against the South
or for the South as against the North, they not
the men who should give their suffrages to me.
For my own part know only my country, my whole
country, and nothing but my country"
WILLARD FnLnoRE's SPEECH 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
been tried and found true faithful, honest and
scientous wish TO say nothing in derogation from
his 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
tod position he now holds and think that prudence
and wisdom had better restrain from making any
change without necessity for it, the existence OF
which do not perceive OLayS letter 10 Ukaann,
March eM, 1859.
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CIRCULAR.

The undersigned members of the National En-
scutive Committee of The american Party, have
pleasure in announcing to the people, that salts
factory arrangements for the future maintenance
OF the AMERICAN ORGAN, as an authoritative eapo-
asnt and advocate of the principles of the Ameri-
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 american Party, in every section of the Con-
federacy, and they hope its columns may command
the widest circulation.
HUMPHREY MARSHALL, OF KY.
SOLOMON G. HAVEN, ofN. Y.
J. MORRISON HARRIS, of Md.
JACOB BROOM, Penn.
WASHINGTON CIrY, ID. O., May 18th, 1855.
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now that their eyes are opened to the practices
by which the election in Pennsylvania has
Just been carried, and which practices are to
be resorted to wherever money can be raised
bribery made successful, and votes purchased
The people win frown upon upon such villainy
and rebuke its authors, or they are not worthy
Of the privileges of American freemen. We
look for result, on the 4th Of November, in
Pennsylvania, which will put the seal of con-
demnation upon Forneyism, and rid that State
of the blighting curse Of such hellish influences.
But if we are mistaken in our estimate of
the aversion Of the American people to such
villanous practices If indeed, they can now
be bought and sold-if they will now yield to
these corrupt influences which are brought to
bear upon them-if by such means the Presi
dency shall now be reached, and this present
dynasty be continued, what is the prospect
before usp Let Buchanan be installed into
the Presidency-let him be surrounded by the
Forneyites who will have secured his election
let them control the receipt and disburse-
ment of the tens of millions of dollars of the
public reyenue-let them use the patronage Of
the Presidency as they have used the cor
rupion fund" which has been furnished them,
and this dynasty win be perpetuated, until the
public sense shall have been so shocked by
their prpfigacy, corruption, and general vii
lany, that it will seek vent in a revolution
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-25
Good News from New York.

private letter from a prominent member of
the American party in New York contains the fol-
lowing cheering intelligence:
"The result of the Pennsylvania and Indiana
elections puts Fremont entirely, in my opinion,
out of the contest. His friends are dspirited and
almost concede defeat The real issue, therefore,
will now be between Fillmore and Buchanan.
New York State will undoubtedly declare for
Fillmore. am daily more and more convinced
of this fact. You will not err in calculating upon
New York as safe for Fillmore.
"There is war to the knife in this State between
Seward and Fillmore-but New York is national
and Union-loving and will administer signal re-
buke to Mr.. Seward in November.
If the Southern people only understood their
true policy, they would vote en- naasse for Mr.. Fill
more. His election would be acquiesced in by the
North, and his administration would certainly be
fair and honorable towards the South How much
better for the South to have a President who could
quiet agitation and produce quiet and prosperity
throughout the country.
Buchanan cannot be elected by the people by
any calculation allowing him every State in which
he stands good chance. But Fillmore may and
will be elected if the Southern States will declare
for him generally"