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JAMES II. HASY, Secretary

At meeting of the citizens OF the county OF New
Kent favorable TO the nomnato of Willard Fillmore for
the office OF President and Andrew Jackson Donelson
vice-President OF the United States, confirm the said
nomination held at New Kent Courthouse the 10th
day Of April, 1886,
On the motion OF Col. Theophilus A Lacy IRA L.
BOWLES, Esq, called the chair and THos. Bar
HAM appointed secretary. The objects of the meeting
having been explained by the chair,
On motion, the following gentlemen appointed a
committee To prepare resolutions for the action OF the
meeting Robert =. Apper-on, WIN. II. Macon, Jas. c.
Williams, Theo. A. Lacy, K. 7. Lacy, Ben. Undertake
and Bev T. Crump, who, having retired and after due
consultation reported for the consideration of the
ing, the following resolutions:
LIST Rssoived That Willard Fillmore is FIR choice
Tor the next Presidency of the United that his
devotion duty in the administration OF this govern
ment his impartial and faithful execution of the laws his
dignihed and statesmake management of relations
with other countries justly entitle him the co-
hlence which he enjoys OF political friends and the al
miration OF foes.
I'd. Resoieei, That in Andrew Jackson Donelson we
recognize statesman ami patriot and will sustain him
Tor the next vice-Presidency OF the United States
81 Resoired, That We approve of convention to be
held at Stanton the 9Th day of Nav next and tina
twenty delegates and three aernaies be appointed by the
chair To represent in said conyenton-whch resOu-
tons having been read and discussed unanimously
adopted.
WhcreuPon under the third resolution the chair APP
pointed the following named gentlemen delegates 10 the
Convention, namely Theo A Lacy, Ben. Timberlake,
James G. Williams, John j. Green, WIN E Clopton, b
u Jones, b Girlick, ,. Nelson. K T. Lacy Robert L.
Undertake Thomas ). Martin v J. Turner Jas STAN.
per, I. j. Turner, d. NJ. Jones, VIM. Bev. Crump, :
Lindsey, NJ Jones, b. p Crump aud W. NJ. Wood
ard
On motion the chairman aud secretary were added u
the list OF delegates.
And the following named gentlemen a. alternates, viz
Ro saunders, Lemuel j. B1wien aud \. j. Crane.
Resoirei That the Richmond Wing and other papers
published in the city OF Richmond. friendly to the cleo
ton u Fillmore aud Donelson be REQUESTED 10 publish IN.
proceedings OF this meeting.
The meeting then adjourned.
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srEAM PnwER EcLlPsEn

The London Morning Chronicle announces an important
discovery II !. stated that great experiment was
Gently tried IT Vncennes IN the presence Of Genera la
he and che officers Of she fort The secret Of compress
ing aud governing electricity j. at length discovered aud
that power may therefore be considered the sole
motive, henceiorward - be used. A small mortar wa
fired by the inventor ~ the rate Of hundred shots min
ute-wuoui flashing smoke noise The same power,
can II -ccs, be adapted ~ every system Of nrchanica
invention and j. destined ~ supcscdc stcan requiring
neither machinery combustion. vessel srupeled
by uis poser y sad 10 skim the vater like bird and ~
fear neither storm hurricane The inventor had a..
ready priiupued Tor line Of steamers from LOrent ~
Norfolk IN the United Ste- which passage he promises
u accomplish IN eight aud fyrty hours"
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~ MGAD rME TRUTH AnoIIr our

IuM oiL. RIcnsosp, April i0th, 1854
ride this winter
anu he kn on place larger than hand the trace.
rubbing on the inside Of his thigh applied Turf on aud In
Jay or Two he we'll Another mule which xs.
Nnr To my dray became unable walk IA. ot
nal, shon, two nehe. long the My drI
neighbors said he be
the nail cot Inserted Turf O md =, him
70 Al he hAsn
"ut - IS good as also eyed ON The
outside 81 his thigh la two places Inches dem md
iour inches wide from which he Your Turf
u vas applied and brought them entirely truly /.
one OF INC greatest remedies Ter eyer Lnowu sli
have lived In drug years Use iii, as Won Int
proper. Very truly \ N wrtyy,1, w "A
To Mrssrs. Dow Co. 80.
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Nav YoEg April 28d.-Mr. buchanan received
this incoming 10y The joint Commuters Of the Common
Council welcomed the gust ~ the city aud afterwards
e-curt,,l T., tho Everett Housr 7, -motor he will re-
give M niriir b.. thc Guvcr or Room, IN the City
fla llc cine- public dunsr aud leaves Tor Pbils
delphla on Friday morning
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For the Wing
At meeting Of a portion Of the people u Louisa
friendly 10 the election Of Willard Fillmore and j. Don
clson hei ri the Court House. 9TH April ls56-on mo.
ton Col g. Coleman was called 10 ihe chair and sam.
url r iackett, wa- appointed Secretary
Col Coleman, taking the chair delivered brief bu
neat and sensible address explanatory Of tn object Of the
meeting aud earnestly appealed ~ the trut snds Of the
Constitution and the Union rails the support Of Mil
lard Fillmore whO had proved himself in every
emergency worthy Of their utmost confidence
The following resolutions and motions then sub
mted AID unanimously adopted.
R,sgirrf, That cordially endorse and approve the
domination made by the American party 10 convention
held In Philadelphia 22nd February l5JC aud We will
nse every honorable cxcftOn u the election Of Nil
/ lard Fillmore and A i. DOnelsOn.
R'soirei That W. approve the convention ~ be held
az Stanton on The 9Th Of May next.
On motion, the chairman then appointed the i,,wiug
p'r-ons ~ d-logst". a. sid convention Dr. H. Fast
han, james Mutri.. Z llugh.ou e. W U,ekett j "
H"r-t'. Y. Wet. W. Niche. u A. Ballnau, r. Wet.
y. " Brtminu, d.. g. Qulrie- y " hichie r. A P0r
/ Ter, Dr. = =. Porter. ". W McGehee " Iughson q
/ W Tree Dr. y T. Goodwin, Dr. . Petkis. W johnson.
| d.. j W. Campbell Cart. g. W Turner w. Turner d.
! Fowhaian Perkins w - gby d. y. " psndleton. ! f.
/ \ John.1n 7 y Suith. x Jr,ung- d. W. Pcnde.
| ton, g. &. Jennings. - And-r.On d. d. J Kcan Il
DAVIS. Simnel Anderson, W. i Winston Dr. b. y Buck
/ ner lT v. : Pctnrion. Capt j Tice A. W. Tallcy
aud W Hafds
On motion the names oi the Chairman aud Secretary
we're ordered 70 Boz pddc,i g. the above lie
On 10 ther npiiin, the Chairman ~. redleed 10 for.
bward copies II ihr-a proceedings the Richmond WhQ
add National An'ec e. pu'lcauo, With the request
| that The Stiuntpr Tue American cop, tt. .amr
G. q. COLEMAN, Chairman.
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wv. r. PuaErSs, Secretary.

Nessrs. Edition. In running through the journal of
the House Of Delegates at it, October session. 1884 INV
attention drawn a. the following proceedings under
date Of the lst December;
"A motion was made, that the House do come 10 the
following resolution:
whereas, IL was unanimously resolved, on the 18th
day Of December 1881 that bust Of the Marquis dc Ia
Fayete be directed to be made ia Paris Of the best
ble employed for such purposes with the following in.
scripuon:
This bust voted on tho 18th DAY Of December
1881 by the General Assembly Of the State Of virginia
to the honor Of the Marquis de IA Fayett MsjorGnera
in the service Of the United States u America and late
CommanderinChef Of the army Of the United States in
Virginia lasting monument Of HE merit aud their
griutudr:'
"Resoircd, unanimously, That the Governor with al.
vice Of Council bc authorized aud desired 10 defray the
expense Of carrying said vote into execution out OF the
fund allotted for the contingencies Of government and
that he the said bust be presented n the name
Of this Commonwealth, 70 the city Of Paris with a re
quest that the may be accepted and preserved In
sofne public place ~ said city.
"Rcsoired unanimously That further mark Of the
lasting esteem Of this Commonwealth for the lustriou
qualities and services Of the Marquis de Ia Fayette the
Cover Or with the advice Of Council be authorized aud
desired a. another bust Of him with similar ia
scnpuOn, 70 be- procured by dram the said fund ans
that the same, when procured, be fixed in such publ,
place AZ the scat Of government may hereafter b. 40
pointed for the erection Of the statue voted by the Gene
| raj Assembly 10 General Washington"
This resolution adopted by the House and ben,
sent 10 the Scnate concured IN the 18th Decem
| Der.
u very many after the erection Of the statn
voted Ia Washington. before tho inscription directed b.
the L'gtsauurc upon ~ pedestal Can you sa
Why tIc bust II Lafayette remains u ts day With0i
the inscription above quoted J.
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Richmond April rs, isso ~. =; uLu, y,
NOTICE EXTRA.
BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS.

take this opportunity Of informing Public
Tat IN receipt Of Of Ladies'
hne dre Boots and Shoes suitable Tor the summer
ufe our customers and all 10 want Of ne goods
W hear comparison to In Virginia State aud
blink exhibit hwere amount OF nne
hes and Boots to other House iu Richmond
us to 60 into detail Of all the descriptions. All
aptT PUTNPY w Ats A ptrrgry
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Hnl for CinninnniiI

Already four out Of the fifteen electoral districts in
Virginia have appointed delegates to the Cincinnati
Convention. OF these three are understood to have
appointed delegates in favor Of Buchanan, and one
in favor Of Hunter. The Wheeling, Winchester and
Tenth Legion districts are for Old Buck-and the
Farmyillc, IN the persons Of Messrs 7. S. Bocock
and +. w Hubbard, are for Hunter And thus we
go. So Ear neither the Brigadicr the Little Giant.
nor Gzzard-Foot has obtained vote. Can't some
thing be done yet for these dsconsolae gentlemen
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Nest Extraordinary Remedy Known.

~THREE YEARS ExpE.IEScy In u. cal. q
has satisfied that nothing sdle. -orld
-hsh -i at all compare With them rsy indeed
the asrsiag mother.
be said Of then. vthou, fear proof
the contrary that they applied at time prsviou.
.e'aai rising Of the breast they gill promptly say Al. inflammation
relieve all palm and the breast hom gathering aud
hermorr the breast should
application and constant wearing them will produce
condition Of the brcas, .pee.t possible
Every mother should keep them
dreeuon' which always sent With them,
- never tno~ What 10 To have serious suffering
Remittance Of tioo. accompanied By IL cents worth Of
postage stamps viii the By Of pei.
& these cloths any part Of the United States.
They are Tor sale eEelu.vsly By
ADA GRAY who..ai. and Retain Ar,o,.
tea iH Main street. Richmond. virginia.
81 Pull directions for applying hese Cloths accompany
To COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-A.
sasS,,: spsIns rapidly savsnsns ard nsrshsni.
a.. no ls ssnion to s1s. FssnS
QUE ,h., has performed cure. than any other ever
.s, .s.yss s". S s.I Be taken s !. eSnaon:
psp Colds and Coughs: Code Aasetons general ass
We .s, :.
s%'s S :; ss .
. "sr % By s, w y the .; Re- New.
ss and certified By
~.s. se s s S, Who he Sc sa .A sr,.
sxksss ssE% iy%r sTsa Z, thai n Ssr.d discs. b
ees doysred Tonic Of powerful soothing
As these h,,er Witch are continually administered children with
inc hspr.t result The Proprietor auxoa, 10
& hs sno-n hrsnssca, the country, aud Cor this
put em 10 Country Merchants
and judge Of their merits ror sale following place. AT So eta
bottle: ~ ~ ~"
PURCELL lADD CO. and others, city Of Richmond and
oda Christan Petsrshurr Va Stabrr Jones Lynehbuy
nns Toy Norfolk Va Gsrlct Gwshmey, Portsmouth,
Csan Co. bsSSis. Wa Mss. ft c.,,n
wheeling Va Thomas Adams Smiihneld Va Blbb Will.
0hAIIotts-vie Va; J. n kskrdgc saunton ". W.,.,
~ Mds.on, fsrm,is Va; W, II. Lpplti Wilmington n o.
SOU Co. Washington city Cauley Hatch, ps,imoe
paiy. "'"' "'usS''" sehe
W ,ps. .ouressedt 70 y. BAKER,
N'-. Richmond, Va.
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subscriber, wishing Southrrn rImst. or
er tr sale his desirable property one OF the
most autl ~ well ~ Intelligent ngborhuad.
miles Of the Ali ngdon Depot. ~ " -
land In v,,t stat. - -
thatou. and Improving rapidly there bandsom. ,na
substantial Brick dwelling aud thoroughy 6nt
from basement To good Brick Kitchen and one Of he ned
Barns la the county Black Smith
my o substantial stone FACTORY Building .tor,
rseu'.e ot basement garrett all completely good st ne
unaing 81 a good C.r.ng Narbi,.
with custom worth 40 one oI- ,n.
drtratir positions Of
tue state There large orchards fruit In
forming most desirable home. also OF With
& the above may best suit the purchaser yous
Factory building. ~ N'
l"n Is such location offered Possession mart Of
te rrns' gwen NJ tmr The subscriber
Ap2i-r3t TIIOs y w
hrgdo Nurl
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RECEPTION on VIZ BUCHANAN

mine containing thirteen different colors of pal
has recently been Discovered To- Montgomery county
via. The deposits yirld sixty per cant
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

OF decree Of the Circuit OF AIocmsTI ronrx NJ
nou Ia the Of Mces aud oth.r ON m. h ~
dy o. oetober 1888. will at public sueti"n an
the nth day M May being
% IS; VI not, on the NEXT suitable day thereafter, Court
usr OF Ahemafe county Fire Negroes late David
Mee died po-ess'd consisting Woman twenty
81 age ahd chd two year old old negro
man twenty old who working at the ,atInx
business aud old bl.clsmIth
In this market ~ ~ ' WV wv" ""e'e'
rgsAs SsLs-Fivc rr,,li nevoti.iLe -
proved rndorsers, with the interest addict. ~
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- lowing NEw HOOKS =" IVES "A'' '''''''' '"' lot
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Ida Pfen-A Iadys Second Journey world by Ida
IS and she Modern Revolutionary History and Literature of
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The TrnetT Moral nnu,nces employed in the
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National System Political Economy by Frederick I6,, Trans
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tlhu kicl, E.q., London. i5o apss
~ date duly recorded tie Office Hastings Court OF this
~ conveyed TO me A. trustee h entire
o the benefit Of his creditors. by virtue OF the Of
deed appointed the said lc1son sale for
~ The terms Of The iced The creditors required
70 participate IN tie trust fund.
p.,uo,, ,u-,o. go, IA. CLAIBORNE, Trustee
ERtis PANT STHAPs.-A convenient article for
HI short aud tight Pants Congress Collars the --latest style Of
hing fashionable entirely would do well 10 hJs
e NIGHT slilR1s an article frequently called aud only
obtained Our furnishing department lately rrpnshsd
ht,e Teen recently Imported calat ITO Main
r', 10 Iu' Mt GRosioNG TupMAN,
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RICHMOND WING.
tn CoRwcspoNpINrs


essi.ss Dc addressed 20 tAs "Edfor OF ne
VAC"
A,.' ,cri. ec ode. sye. Pap., .ca .ci % p.ei.s
"a M role Of long fdsdta1, ought 20 De hnon % az
oad ,-n a. De depdr~o obituary Notices erceed
Gao siOM Haes cAdrgef for ddcSrtisement
ODsssaictic.s sr bs charged Ae az ddceyfise
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ME FmLNyRE. RrcEruoS ~ Roug.-The correspou-
deut Of hr Independence Beige Writing from Rome under
date oi March ~. ssy-:
"Tie Americans ~ Rome have iust welcomed IN r. We
~ strngc way the arrival Ofther fellow cz,n Ne Fl.
more IN the Eternal City. They fesnsct.d nne 0i Ne.
ros fefesas described by Suctouius and illuminated the
COlli.eum-IiOt hOwevcr. with vsst numbers 81 little
smps generally the case. but with gand display
~ fr,.work- Bengal light, disposad the dormofes
under tho rct. tic IN tn arena al over the
ruin. IN 6ue took t, fpfin 1T vctors IN eruption -Tec
tres aud vi hca-ts vomiting out flames Of a thousand
colors. IL was really fantastic
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NOTICE.-The member.

ff 81 NOTICE.-The members Of the American Party
2S>S resident la Monroe Ward, requested meet H.
sehAdi Hall, broad gG
INST at o'clock TO nominate suitable
commissioner Of the Revenue Ina the approaching election
by order Of the President spa,
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MARRIED.

On the 2snd inst by the Rev. DR. X Cox JNO MALLORY
OF Richmond, to Miss MARY SHOEMAKER, Campbell county
DIED,
On Wednesday evening ELEANOR WARROCK eon.o
OF Mr. Joru Warrotk Ia hsr 18th year
The friends Of the family
st. james Church this afternoon at O'Clock.
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Campaign Wing.

CUSTOM the LIST Of June, aud continue
until Presidential election Campaign whg at the fol-
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EXCHANGE AND BANK NOTE LIST.
TIE Banks buying ADD selling Northern exchange per e.
aud ue brokers ceiling ~ =.
Gold prcm silver pyr c. prem. Tor old for coinage.
The 81 the following Institutions State not re-
ceivHhie n spssfe n banks n ~
Rarners Wheeling Fsirnont. Kanavha. Bertsy. Rock'm
ESchange: DO do
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II sLADE


No. nov 10 store complete assortment q GENTS FUR
NlslifNu GOODS, 10 Which the attention Of gentlemen
being assured that n 81 beauty aud cdnnof
passed Ny assortment u GAuE Thread and Mrtlno Under
Drrss Is unprecedented ~ regards quantity aud quality
siiRTs Of style and quality manner
aud expressly Tor sales Boyos variety a. put
In shirts with large aud varied Of evcyhng pertain
ing TO business. W. y. OWENS,
ap2j Opposite Amei lean Hotel
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kE-6 ToMH tMiENDs A>p rELLo,

NS CrIsSs MoSEoK WlRD-At the election 10 he lei
ia slS NJ, you VIII hr rall.
rONEh Ol Iiik REvkNUE I'm accordance act OF IL,
A--embyJ oher my candidate tia
ohee and should be- glad my fellow citl
OF Monroe Ward - ~ "
ApZ1-1t ANY
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RIcMMONp sTOCK MARKET.

cleared sf all that during week
anything like for state 81
the majority ~ disposed
few toys II measure viii
prove tsn been generally anticipated Rich
bonds have advanced fi thu
demand improving fifty
shares orr H. r. stock have been sold this
quoted outer SOCKS quiet unchanged follow
ing report prices the vreE. prevn-iy
| Sfocgs, This Ocst IrerfOfsiv
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NAI.tAHLE TENEMENT MAIN, HI
v TWEEN 18TH AND ifrH STREET, FOR sALE-The sub
cribyrs author Ed 70 sell that valuable Tenement the
North side % Main 18th
aud occupied BY John wobie, E Il has front u ~ st
inch with The right q alley ~ feet wide ts Eastern lne
uns back about 100 feet 10 an alley, With large lumberouse ~
tached Tie dwelling has 70 besides Kitchen
&C. This Justly regarded the valuable
enemrnts nov IN market. Apply 70 -
ap2i-Gt GOUDfN A AppTHqON
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Ly,.M Altns. IiIdKsON, I'M

~ date, duly reco rded IN III
ny, conveyed to me A. trusir,
It 2sn Broad street, aud VI Drr
'or the benefit Of his creditors,
hat deed, appointed the said
cash, Of the stock la tie said 81
ny the terms Of the deed, the
'amr, Ia the CLERKS oihec on Of
20 participate IN the trust fund
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DON POs. 49,. Hbb-rts London roder, phi
tnt quWs, rect importation, constantly hand snd
ssie ~ asag,np
ap2s EDMOND DAVENPORT CO.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-11-29
SOrrel.

There are few weeds more troubl esone
than sorrcl, or moro difficult to eradicate
Experience, however, seems to show that
marling or lining, in a proper way and i'll
sufficient quantity, will destroy the pest, and
prevent its future development. The growth
of sorrel is the result of acidity in the soil.
and lime, by its alkalesccnt and swcetcning
action, tends to ncutralse and correct The
growth of Sorrel is farmorp common on light,
sandy soils. of an anticalarous character, than
on lime formations, where, indeed, it rarely
appears. The quantity Of lime that may be
economically used, is a question to be decl-
ded by trial. 1t is rarely the case that ar
gilaceous soils, or those containing large pei
centage of clay, produce this plant, although
such is sometimes the case. Whenever ii
appears, the immediate application of lime
ard tillage is the only remedy. Too much
cannot BIZ said in favor Of lime as manuria
agent. In all composts-of whatever mater.
ials formed, and for whatever used designed
it should enter as an ingredient, the quaint.
ty being, of course, graduated by the charac-
ter and vegetative capacity of the Soil to
which it is to be applied--the nature of the
crop, being. in large majority Of cases,
merely collateral consideration. In the
reduction of green vegetable matter, the ust
of quick lime, is, indeed, indispensable. The
heat produced by it in Stacking, engenders 9
speedy fermentation, which results i'll its de-
composition, and the breaking up of thu
vegetable structure more eftcctually than \
can he effected by any other process. W. e.
mantosrn Iclcgraph.
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THE DEAoCRACY ON FOREIGNERS. SO long
MS the foreigners vote the Democratic ticket
the Democratic leaders fall down and worship
them and place them far above the native
born citizens in the scale of intelligence and
patriotism. While they are Democrats they
are the sayiors of the country, but the mo-
ment they dare to exercise the right of think
ing for themselves, at the very first intimation
OF lnsubol dination to the despotism of Dem
ocracy, the vilest abuse and excavations are
poured out upon them. In the South. the
foreign vote is the the main.stay of the Dem
ocracy. In the Northwestern and New
England States, it was divided, in the last
election, between Buchanan and Fremont, and
to this detection the BUCCANEERS attribute for
the most part the overwhelming defeat they
sustained in that section. Hear now what
the Richmond Enquirer, the most rahid Sag.
Nlcht organ in the South says of its former
allies. 1t says "the negroes are much more
capable of intclligcntly exercising the right Of
suffrage than the ignorant Dutchmen at tho
North, whose votes can be bought for a dollar
or fill of lager beer" And yet Gov. Willard
in his speeches at the Gait House in this city
and at Lexington, declared that, if the libcr
tics of this country were ever preserved. il
would be done by the votes of the SG000(
foreign-b born voters in the Union. The princi
pies of the Democracy are as changeful as
the weather. They are hot in one place ant
cold IN another.-Louisp'lle Journal.