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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-01

a SADDLE 4 1AnNEss MAN. On.

Ing formed 90 partnership for the <P~vG
pose Of conducting general SADDLE y u
ny AND HARNESS BUSINESS, under the firm and sy lie
DAwsoS WILKINS have purchased the stock of the late Ed
ward Thurman and taken the stand five doors below the
Market house formally occupied by him They have also
chased In the hest market large and varied stock of all at
be found first class Saddle and Harness Manufacory
large wen sorted stock Of Saddles Saddle Baes m
dies Harness. & will he kept constantly hand Strict
attention will be given To REPAIRING.
Tn. undersigned tter Them selves after experience
Of many all branches Of their business they will be
able all work In their line In tho best styles
and upon the shortest notice They solicit the patronage Of
the late Edward T. Thurman, their friends
and the public generally with the that exerton
will he the appreciation of their customers
COUNTRY Orders will receive prompt attention.
SAMUEL X. DAWSON,
llnn1 La rllnnl ROHERT WILKINS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-01

NIEW GOODs.-Aprii Id, ISJO.-S;corgc VA.
~ HUGKEK 4 co, Lyprhburg Va, take great pleasure
their customers and the public
they receipt of the principal portion Of their
stock Of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS for Spring
summer trade Their selections made with gront
styles and less to the prices with strict
the Of this community also
tho and Of thoseo the adjoining countcs aud
rou distance purchase their goods Ia this city. All
persons wanting boautn cheap and really good goods
respectfully invited to call and make theft purchases
bah Goods At cash prices. and account due twice n
year.,H the LIST day Jnly and the LIST day Of Jan
apl 2-dfaf q. M u. ~ co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-01

AOEAsE.-a GS-,iirtncr.nsg heretofore g.
/ listing between the undersigned and s. Diugud under
the Diuguid dissolved the LIST IT
January last.
business will hereafter he carried by the undersigned
under firm style Of d. p. @. A. DIuGUID, at the
old stand Of = Dingmid "a Sons.
persons having claims agunst the firm Of s Duguid
Sons VIII present them settlement and those owing
accounts viii please come forward and pay up
DAVID =. DIUGUID,
A
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sr-, NomvELn HOUSE. -
s|. WIN open list July 1850 WELLS 3 HYDE, rropa
N"-." This iionseis now undergoing change OF con
buit Hotels The nerior VIII contain every necessary
yS"enc tor and wan be ID "% sys Of ss
that viii make iirank In fact with tho frat sasa hotel. Of
The eenrtry. lmay "a dscts
~ and commodousy constructed Hotel under the
Of the undesn .now In excellent condition for Tho
attention tn II, and win be wanting In efforts
cndues calculated promote the of his
An Omnibus always In attendance To convey travellers to
ma aOdse,s cHAs. J. LEE.
~ JENNINGS, WHEELER g. co, - uhanbers Street,
opposite the Park oner Wholesale Immense Stock 81
CLoiHlNe. nf all kinds Claiming Goodf Terms Rsasona
BIZ Priess kos can and sec" June u d3mos
n,ARHMGA ELsxsR.-A -nfc immrdin,c
aud pleasant cncdy for parrhua chelera Morhns &C.
&cTh remedy has been aod by for and during
thai time has proved inoit 10 be valuable preparation II
the patient ease from severe pains End spasn often after h
fret dose while at the samc II has tonic and healing effect
This composed Of harsh. stimulating unpelas
mgroden-ih smallest chd viii take II, ho tnaci 50
person from home sho.d be w'hou,a Bottle of the
J. IL THOMPSON & co,
june leis Apothcoaries a Druggiats.
RROwNGOw,s REPLY TO THE GREAT
Juno 81 :. " "''''''''' IANGn6RNR 8 wALKups
lNINEGUNPOwDERT EA.--0o half chest. os
fin" aUsrownnn TEA Of our own importation per ships
ndannn Flcuwng This dice of Teas Is equal
imported Into America portion Ia of the celebrned
Queen Chop tho sold this month nj auction Ia
New York, at 81 % to n. For sale by
iune lOta EDMOND, DAVENPORT e. co.
,H,O WHEAT GRO w ERs.-we h.ys just re-
rArENf an@% Gw wedge and
superior wood and vokmanhip combining both sh'noss OF
and strength In construction.
Farmers IN want WIN ploaae cali and them or send
their orders. which viii receive prompt attention.
Also hnud n assortment Of Waldrona DarlnRs
celebrated Grass and Grain sdes and Lamsons patent
SnnthcE. SIMPSON a. bRo.
may 23dac3w
uDOsTPONENENT.-B ~ with rcxres shns
u have 10 that my Distribnon Enterprise
take place o 2i Of February Tho unusual hardness
prevented seeing md settlng with
my agents As them shall fix another
day about the LIST of August which time the
drawing VIII certainly take the tiekots called and
refunded should the sale Of tickets Justify
doing IL shall upon earlier day, anxious
drawing take place the earliest possible time
JESSE Il. HOPKINS
10 thdSellaian Liberty. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-01

HREENE, HEATH 4 ALLEN, cOMNgs-
NJ SION MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL-tOf.
,cr l9 FHoNr srnrrr, NEW Yonk )Partcnlar attention
paid 10 SALES on TOBACCO aud eonsgnnents direct from
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited.
REFGRENtES.--A a A. Lawrence Co, nnston Allan
n fnNsnn, New York Courtney x Gushing, Baltimore
Davenport, Allen 90 Edmond Davenport Go, iudlai
Watson James IT, Iirnth lato auditor, aud Crenshaw
90, Richmond MeCorkle JoncA Mcdaniel Hurt Pros.
ton, \ g. y Ferguson Co.. aud Miller trunshaw, Lynch.
burg
n B-liaying established branch Of our house In New
York resident partner a TINT city will give his personal
attention to the transhipping and securing the
est rates OF freight Gree of commrson) all goods conslgn
cd 10 san Francisco House.
messrs Edmond, Davenport Co. win act for us at Rich
mond aug ~ cody.
MI n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-01
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

f,,G AND 1890.
asTgLG ONWARD md uPWARDi-1 lind by
- experience Mat the pre,ie, way do bnnes 10 to ell
NJ low iuecs aud small pro s then, all fhaya In
4fore the largest assortment of REAbHMADE CLOTHING
that had the pleasure ~ orig the patrons Of
ny honse pockets of all who
moose 10 give call Ny Merchant Tailoring department
stocked with NIL thai desirable style and quality ct Cloth
,aaalmer.s and veailugs MIR Jour wBrf. Cutter, never
aia rive good my Of having
erors In the Stale, Please give call
THOS. w. RoYSTON,
eids 10 Sycamore Street., Petersburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-01

uMP0WTEH, WDOtes
Ht#fzf.z=# SALE AND RETAIL
##za#=Iz DEALER In AMERICAN =
IMpohTEp q rs AND
%ZXznr-i se## RIFLES, Fowllnx and Fiah.
SeF@4M- 7&H=f1--->s- ing Tackle, table and pocket
s<A0nA Cutlery. Walking Canes,
Belts Porte Monies Percussion Cups der Patent
shat Bsls Pow dsr Fssks Pouches and Belts Bird Bags,
Nipples and Wrenchcs Washing Rods and 9ehlera Dos
tbans and Collars Gun MIXERS MHteras &c, ke IN NE
NoLvERs and rive SHOOTERS at manufsstnr prices
10 tho trade. y. SGTHEKbAfb.
NO Iva Main street. opposite Eagle Square lchiaonh va
a DIPLOMA
OF rHs fIRsT CLASS AWARDED ny THE VIRGINIA
#s8.. Observation-Disclosures FOR THE PoMo1for
OF TN MECHANIC Ants 70 = s4tg4.
SAMUEL HNTHERDLAND, OF RICHMOND, vfRG'A
For ease ofGuNs, PISTOLS and RIFLES, exhibited .
HE Exhibition Of Articles Of American Manufacture, he'd
be CITY Of Richmond the 18Th day Of Now lsid.
jana W. LEvELLrN, J. A. BELVIS,
i.#. See rotary. aaaaE PRESIDENT
api isis ~ 49,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-01

CROPS IN THE VALLEy.--A correspondent of the
Rockingham Register says:
ave left Harrisonburg Monday morning last,
passing through the most luxurant portion of our
Valley and if we may be allowed the depression, we
should say that we never better prospect for
good yield of wheat, rye and oats. 1t Is true
that some of the wheat looks thin, but a general
thing we never saw better filed or heavier wheat.
The corn though not very far advanced looks exceed
lngly well, and has an excellent color. The rye and
oats look very WE'LL and we think, taking the crops
upon the whole, there will be much more than
rage yield The wheat harvest has already commence
hands at work.
The WEArHER.-We have had for several days past
the very hottest Weather that was, perhaps, ever
known in this section of the Countrywide Thermom
eter has generally ranged from 81 to 90 degrees in the
shade.-facasHe Wing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-01

~ market for NEGROES Of both sexes, between
the ages Of 10 and 30 years. including Mechanics such
BHckaHph, sJ Carpenter, aud VIII pay the highest mar
ket HIS oiro newly erected brick buihng
Lynch street. Immediately In If the Farners
Bank where heis prepared (haying erected buildings with
thai Wcw) TO board to Lyncbnr for sale 9th
erYae moderate and keep them ii
they placed IA the sii Of the Con poratiou
1p.dLCig SETH WOODROOF.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-12

the thing. you know, he paid me the eight
hundred dollars, just one hundred dollars more
than he gave for the other one, and got his
own old horse back again, and | rode off on a
horse that, in three months, will be as good
as ever he was. | reckon when the name and
tail Of the horse he's now got begins to sprout
again, some of his friends will recognize him,
if he don't"
On my saying should like to visit Ken
lucky, he said:
IF you do come, stranger, just inquire for
me, and II sell you as good horse to take
you to York, as you ever threw leg over, and
let you have him at Il fair price"
thanked him, and at the same time asSrlr-
ted him, should visit kentucky, should
not fail to find him ont, and more especially,
should think of purchasing ''liorse flesh, "
beng now fully convinced of his dSinterestcd
motives IN following his profession OF a Jockey,
and of which proicssua | daubt not he was
one Of the brightest ornaments.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-12
TRUSTEES SALE.

10y virtue of Il Decree of the late High
- Cou tof Chanccry revised by the Circuit
Court FOR Cecil county, sitting in Equity. the
unlcrsi gncd las Trustee, will offer ut Public
Sale at Mrs. Reynolds Tavern, in the town
Of Port Deposit, on
TUESDAY, tue 15% day Of Jnly. ne.u,
att O'Clock PssM., that valuable FARM, on
Which the latngavid Churchman resided at
the time Of his death, and lying in Octoraro
Hundred, Cecil county, Md, on the high
road from Lancaster to Port Deposit, about
one mile from Octoraro Creek. adjoining the
lands of the late Washington Hall and Com
modorc Conner, and the lands of Samuel
Rowland, Esq. The Farm contains about
1875 ACRES.
The natural quality of the land is excel
lent; the improvements are fair.
The property will he sold subject to the
widows right of dover, which is the only in
cumbrance on the property.
TERMS OF SALE = Cash; . in 6 months
in II months, the remaining in Is months;
the credit payments to bear interest from the
day of sale, and to be secured to the salts
faction Of the Trustee.
" JOHN CARSON, Trustee,
-. u, lS5G-ts II Fayctte ST., Bait.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

by virtue of four executions issued by
- Alexander p. Barwick, Esq. one Of the
Justices Of the Peace ofthc State of Mary
land, in and for Cecil county, two at the
sun OF Jaqucs Cayott, one ut the suit Of
Henry BaIlatt, and one ut the suit Of Charles
a. Bryan; also, one other execution issued
hy Gilbert i. Christtield, EST, another
Justice Of the Peace in and for the State and
county aforesaid, at the suit of job Wharton,
all against the goods and chntt!es, lands and
tcncmcntS of Theodore Camp, and to me
directed. have seized and taken in eXccu-
ton all the right, title, interest and claim OF
the sud Theodore Camp, in and toa lot Of
Ground, 81 feet front and 80 feet deep,
more or less, with the buildings thereon.
consisting of one Stone double House and
one frame House, situate, lying and being in
the village of Port Herman, Cecil county,
Maryland; and | hereby give notice that on
MONDAY, the 1lhday Of july, 1856,
at O'Clock z. NJ, on the premises, 1 will
expose the said property, so seized and taken
in execution, to the highest bidder for Cash,
to satisfy said writs.
n. B.-l: will be sold subject to Il mort.
gage thereon. L. SIMMONS
June u, lS5G-ts. Constable.
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ALEXAAslslae g.yaAs.
EMDV Al,

RE NOV Al.
" M. j. JONES has removed his Law
w ONCE to the first stony ur..Thc CrcIt
wing Building, where he may always he
iohnd roaayt to give prompt attention to all
""sincss placed in his hands.
N oV. lo &c
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-12
1)olitiral.
Mr.. BuChanan's Standard Of
WAGES.
Wages.


The advocates of MIR. Buchanan deny that
he said in speech delivered in the Senate of
the United States, that the wages ofaborers
and mechanics should be reduced 10 ten cents
per day. 1t is true, that he did not use this
precise language. but it is also true, that he
used words of equivalent meaning. What T.
said in reference to a reduction Of wages
be found on pages 1856 of the Apply
the Congressional Globe, for janus
from which we find the folowi.
copied into the Frederick Exg
ntsday last: ~ @
I'm Germany, whcret
metallic, and the cost q
to hard money stapr'
cloth can be malp
the manufactury
from the expaF g
cost one hui H."
sequence
manui9
countrj
every T."
our q T.
hup'
Y
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l. u nj Il e. Il

'tNlE subscriber having purchased Of Mr..
Il Simcoe his entire stock Of Ii MBlR at
Nortn East, VIII sell the same i'll correction
with his other at very low prices for c..I, -
nJ7-The Public is request, give i'm a
call. JOHN MAULDIN.
Having disposed Of 4y Lumber Yard to
MIR. Ohm Nauldin, and believing his stock
to be as good as can be had anywhere. and
that Mr.. Mauldin will give satisfaction. I
would recommend my former customers ard
friends to give him Il call. G. SIMCOE.
Jan l2-tf.
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A g. A RE,

INlE undersigned, having entered in n
Il Co-Parncrship for the practice of he
La" IN all its various branches, will give
thclr prompt and undivided attention lcSr,h
business as may be cntruatsd to them
once opposite opposite the Cont House.
wherc one or both may always be found dur
ing business hours
GEORGE EARLE.
JOHN A. j. CkESWEJL.
Dec 81 If
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LUMBER! LUNIBERII

4 ] gre atty reduced prices al The old stand
II on North Street, opposite the Jail, where
at all times may be found general assort
nent of SEASONED LUMBER, such ash
PiHc and Hemiosk Boards, ScaniIing, Jnist,
ana - men FLANK, Pine and cypress slim.
giles, Plastering Lath. Pailincs, Dressed
r'oor1hg' &c. UT-PcrsonS in want viii ELd
IL 10 their interest to call on us.
SAMUEL b. FOARD,
JOHN G. ALDB1ECF
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DENTAL NUryaT

- II. MUSGROVE, having permane"..-
',-4ed in this Town, tenders his pr"
'---acyiccs TO the citizcnH "l
>inty. Office neatly
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25
Gbe 1gtsh Vote.

A mighty attempt has been made by tn,
Black Republican Know NothiDgs, who BE-
lieve in church burning, Louisville riots, &c.
to influence adopted irish citizens to vote for
Fremont, because HERBrRr killed kEArISa
In other words, they were to wreak their ven
geance on their adopted country by rcpudisting
Mr. BucHAsAs. The Irish Nsp,, edited by
THos, +. MrAoHgR, says;
The Irish in America scout with scorn and
loathlng the attempt to se,luce their votes
The victim being an freshman, the guilt Of the
murderer is no greater than il he had been a
Scotchman. Brazilian, or an Ashantcc The
criminal being Democrat does not contain.
nate the party founded on the philosophy oil
Jefferson and cnnobled in it's history by the
administrative victories OF Jackson. The
wickcdness OF its members does not vitate the
religion they profess. nor turn to u plague
house the church to which they subscribe
For the same reason they IRE now called upon
to secede from the Democratic party. The
Irish who are Catholic aud millions OF them
are 70 might ~ well cease to b. Catholics e.
II is waste Of time. however, to prolong the
controversy. The Irish vote is sound for Bu.
chAnan No proianc and vicious appeals over
the body Of Heating shall wickedly avail --
Whilst they deplorr the death OF their corn-
tryman, and execraie his murderer. the Irish
citizens Of America have too much intelligence
not 10 perceive the very trescherous sophistry
and immortality Of the appeals we have in these
few words condemned
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25

The Fremont press are cxulting over III,
shrek given for freedom by Vermont, State
that has always been hopei,ssly opposition
fde Victory OF the Black hepubIicatis amount,
10 just this R,LAxD FLETCHER, the Cover
nor elect, is Know Nothing of the first water
j. NJ. SLADE, Northumberland, is Presi
dent OF the order in Vermont and Henry N
BArEs, State Treasurer, is an active and prom
ncnt member Only little ovcra year ago
an address was issued TO the faithful. bearing
the name Of JAMES NJ, SL,Dg, the Republican II
lieutcnant-Governor just elected in Vermont
debating the course 10 he pursued and the
measures to be adopted for the destruction OF
the Republican party. Those natural,
lied citizens who talk Of opposing the Denoc.
racy will please make note OF this and oh.
serve what kind OF company they will have to
keep.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25
The suea Canal.

The plans Tor the construction of the cana
across the lsthmus Of Suex, connect ing the Med
iterranean and the Red Sea. have been alread,
decided upon and approved by the information
al commission, appointed to examine the coun
try and report ~ to the feasibility Of the pro
jet,
The \. Y. Journal Of Commerce, in til,
course Of an article on this subject. saws that i,
Is calculated it will take siH year. to complet,
the work. and that il win require an outlay o.
bctwcen thirty'tive AMI thrty-six million del
lars. The first year is to be employed in con
structiug au auxiliary canal from the Nile to
the lsthmus. to supply fresh water for the Ia
borcrs, and to AFFORD ready means for trans
porting provisions and materials. and in build
ing viaduct to Potassium. The via,iuct is al.
ready in process Of construction a, the expense
OF said Pasha, the Viccroy Of Egypt, At the
sane time, stone quarries will be opened and
put in working order: railroads built. con
Meeting the quarres with the works the nee.
cssary instruments collected, and contracts
entered into for the sxcavators, TOW. boats.
transports, &c, necessary tor the construction
OF the canal During the second year, il i.
propcsei to connect the Nile and Red Sea. by
opening trench between Ssez and Lake Tim.
sab sufficiently wide and deep to be navigablc
by the ordinary Nile boats: aud II is also d.
signed to commence the construction Of the
hArbcr OF Suez, lay the foundations Of the net.
ties and brcakwster, -. and bring portion Of
the adjoining land into cultivation. Ia the
third year the works from Lake TimsAh to the
N"i''erranean ars to be procreied with, and
the basin at the Mediterranean entrancc Of the
canal Is to he pat in way Of construction. The
fourth, sftA and sixth years ART to he employed
IN completing the excavations. embankments.
sla'ces' jc''ies. &c, in building harbor Of ref
aer. aud further extending the agricultural op-
erA'ioos- The average sum to he expended in
eseh war is estimated ., upwards Of $1,000.
900. The gra, obstacle to the execution Of
this vast work has always hcru the difference
OF the svei Of the ,~o seas, and Il has b-.n
thought BY many cininen, engineers TO b. in
'armoun'abIs ss, the Coamisios, composed
Of scpe u the NOS, rpownel uea Of sienes
N ksrore, appointed to aid " de Iess-p- ADD
lie Egyptian euxlpcer, 10 the survey 81 The
ground, in sscr, to ~~ 10 tn. obstacles sers
not to te overcome have ,oasd tha, Il Is Pc
s'e'e tn oeSia,e the chef difficulty ami uais-
tain the !s'el Of the Canal BY meaHs Of basins
ADD slu'cs =, both xrniui, and ,hs, IN other !
-~psc's 'be vorS . comparatively easy
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25
p,-.e.s.,e D.ssr,e, Convss,ion.
gusi0asAvusm cnts.

The Mnnssot'an. Of the ?5d' contains "n or.
gumsnt against Democracy ana ~ a'or ="
Hspabcanisn, quite worthy o' rsS"" VT
Esn, and Just equal 10 inc eo"PI'"e'A''n " "
regular, legitimate Niger "ofsn'pp8r' i*'e
are large NUMBER o. persons "''"'" wv ''"'''S
Of Minnesota. holding COMMISSIONS 'fo"' 'n'
Prsstdsst OF tho united STATES ~ "ove'h"''
Indian Superintendent and Agents Land on'-
GERS. Judges, MArshals, Distrlct Attorneys
Postmssters. and the Ike who perform certain
duties and reccive certain pay therefor These
persons, Va body, have not hitherto excited
special alarm 10 the minds OF our people but
have been regarded an ordinarily respectable
class Of men performing their Official lane-
tioss and receiving ,hsir legitimate A''p'nd
hut. the M,nns'of,aa. aggravated to high
pitch oi excitement because Democrat had
Sufficient confidence IN the election oil B,caAs'
Az. AID that Pepn-ylvauia and Illinois would
contribute Their, to- 10 tender a wager Of three
thousand dollars on such u result, arrays these
officials into an organized baud Of 'rufiana,
who are seeking by oil the energy OF personal
-rertion. and all the influence of political po
.,tion. and nil the puwor Of several ,housard
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-25
" has ao1ssissscs shs Proper Qsslisica'
si0n tor office

There !. considerable misapprchcns'on, we
find, existing IN and about this city, "a to what
constitutes the proper qualifications for Office,
Many persons suppose that II man IL An
American born citizen, The only qualification
required ~ met Wa differ entirely from those
WHO assume thia view Of the question. Others
presum. that f u man Is an freshman French.
man. or German. he - entitled To office. M,
because be pnsscS~~ amy peculiar ability In
the position 70 which he esprs@, hu, ior Tho
reason ,ha, the nations,les to use had ter'nD
which he reprs~nts ~" cnttlsd owing to then
numerical strength 10 such and such posts ri
hunor and remuneration.
This reasoning is entirely wrong and en-
bodies IN itself. the very essrnce ol Know.
NOTTINGHAM. The only title which iis a man,
in this eouu,ry to occupy public position, is
that OF AasnlcsS CITIZEN. II man wbeth
or native born or a foreigner fila this high ~
quremen, with homer To himself. M question
Of birth shouli he allowed TO enter into the
consideration Of his merits Tor any public Office
lie is an American citirsi,, aud the Constitu
ton admits ami guarantees his right to aspire
to ahnc., every position in the Government
Eai on the other baud the lact should he
hcrne In mind that the accidental birth OF
,,,.,,, 90 ,;,a Mi 6. .!,ssas,, Fr.Ee,. or l:ca,
does not, as consequence q, him to occupy
posts Of honor The person who Assumes any
other position than this, shows himself to be- a
genuine Proscriptive Know Nothing, because
he ii,cs the place II birth as a qualification for
efi,e
let the qualifications Tor Office. under all
circumstances. he usRir AMI ABILITY. not birth
piaee AMI rei,r,e't
We aw induced to make these remarks. be-
cause NC behold on the par, si some OF our
Democratic friends disposition to dcpar,
from what W. esteem we'll settled. Just and
equitable principles, in making The nomlna.
tons for the approaching election