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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22
.JpJN WENTWORTH.

The. Democracy ui the country says Tie W ashlng
fan S,,ri will II. Ind 70 learn that this notorious III.
Iii Ln. n, length fully sni fairly ceased to pre-.
TEND that H.. is identified with rh-,n No man vas
ever in Congress wh" lsi' behind him worse per-
,unI charur;rr or who was more universally Dies
n.nd and l.liked by honorable m-n 1T all parties IN
nubli, If. For many years h- Ia. been standing
r.pruach Ia the Democratic party, which they could
not succeed in throwing oil. owing 10 the mendsciy
of his Democratic pretension-. He now avows han.
self Fremont nrI Buuks" man, through his news.
paper, the Chicago Democrat. He has gone OIL
clean or Thank Gui-wr know the Democrats
will say- with Mr.. Frames p. Blair, the New York
Evening Post, Fl al Omnr genus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22
WILLIAM B3TTAIIE.

ATTORNEY dT Law. YIZOO CITY MISSISSIPPI
fONINCES to pruc:ic" in the Courts held Jnck,on,
~ nud IN those o: the Fifth Judicial District composed
oi the counties OF iAzoo Madison Holmes Lehke, Aths,
Winston and SunhOwer; will give strict attention 20 Oh
lection Oi claims, payment Of tnXcs aud adjustment Of law
titles IN either OF those counties Refers George K.
Peakc, Esq. Richmond DR.. +. J. Stribng, Stnun''a.
Thos F. knox Esq. fredericksburg; Me-srs Swiney.
Green Co., New Orleans Massrs. J. Wilde Jr., NV
York; Gen. VIM. F. Gordon, Abe!narle Va VIM ".
tinuy.. Esq. Wrahin gt0n Civ Oct lI-cwii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22

He AElNG made arrangements with Prot. Mnpes Tor
4 the sale OF his NItrngnizcd Super Phosphate o!
Lime, at manufacturers prices, We confidently recon
mend 10 farming friends believing /; to Dc sUpc'IOrtp
any fertilizer in use. Having good ercts sst
yrrr Corn md having heard much Of It's good ctecs,
constrained 10 believe il supcrnr usUO hot be-
cause makes better crop the rrst year after picA'
ton, but because u. lis durHbi having in large pro.
portion 0! bone duet For snie by the ton OF bag.
BAKER ~ PLEaSANTS.
April EFT Corner % Franklin End CuiOr Sta
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22
TIE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

TIE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
y dispa,c! from the Editor informs us that the de-
cgalcs to the Convention assembled yesterday in the
Commons Hail, and organized by appointing Mr..
Sh"phard Of Cumberland, President. The attend
amce was immense, and the greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed. Governor Bragg has been re.nominatcd, and
the Convention pronounces in favor Of Pierce for
President and Dobbin for Vice President of the
United S;nies Il Wilmington " q .lONrA0l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22
TO ALL WnGN IT MAY CnNCEKN.

a ] the next term OF the Circuit Court OF Rockingham
IN county, shall move the sail court to ahorizr
hs III" Gwrdhn, appointed By tie Probate Court Of
lo"nic- county, Ala Ut my daughter Mart J. f. Oh
mer who Is minor and rcrdes in tho State Of Alabama
I" sue Tor recover ana receive nl money brother property
belonging my sli ward IN this State and especially her
interest in the o. Gcors" Glmcr deed. nnd
move the 10 thu State OF Alabama.
JOHN I. GiLMER,
Ami s--cuIm BY J. W COOK Aitnrv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22

FROM PERNAMBUCO-CHOLE RAVAGES.
NEW YORK, April ia letter from Pernambucc,
dated March 18th, states that cholera was very pre-
valent there. Over twenty-five hundred persons
having died.
The Brazilian steamer MARQUIS de Cainda, was
lately lost near Orauo. She a new iron steamer
ON her frat voyage, built in England, aud insured for
CSnGtO,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22
Ernln the Mobile Evening News.


Messrs Editors--To the following verses from tn
German, have written the reply that accompanle
them, suggested by beautiful idea which once rea
II forget whereI that when flowers PERISH their arom
is not lost but is carried by The BInmen- ERgc', q
flower spirit, to the atmosphere, and distribute
through its agency TO other plants This metempsycho
els endues them with an Immortality, and eternal
perpetuetes their perfume through endless moditcs
tions. Mobile, April /, lS56
FROM THE GERMAN.
Beside the stream that gently flows
At morning dawn, saw rose
In modest beauty blusbng
More fair than all on earth beside,
1t bent above the crystal tide,
And listened to its gushing.
Beside the stream that gently flows
At evening tide, saw the rose.
But all the leaves were faded
Such is thy fate oh man an hour
Thou liv'st in hope, but like the flower
Thy hopes and Joys are shaded.
ANSWER.
But By the stream that gently flows,
The perfume Of that flower arose,
To Hopes sweet incense burning
The breeze that caught its scented breath,
Transferred it from seeming death,
It's fragrance home returning.
Though waited from the stream that flows
At evening tide that beaueous rose
NOW scentless nj deaths pUtal.)
IL type nf mans undyIng soul
Free from the grave. detes CONTROL
It's destiny immortal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22
s335,slI O3 SiiI,7l3 -

The undersigned Directors of the Bank OF Commerce
oyc carefully examined the above statement OF the cohdi
non If the Bank, and certify the TO BE- correct
Given under our hands this 5th day OF April. lsM;
j. B. FICKLEN. President
JAMES B. FICKLEN,
THOMAS F. KNOX,
HUGH SCOTT,
R. GARRETT.
CORPORATION OF FREDERICKSBURG, TO Wit
John M. Horndon, Cashier OF the Bank o commerce.
this day came before the subscriber Justice OF the renee
for the Corporation aforesaid and made oath that the
above statement OF the condition OF the Bank OF Com
merce is and the best of his knowledge
and belief. ,u,e
Given under my hand this 9TH day of April: ls56
THOMAS +. KNOX, J. j.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22

DEATH OF WELL-KSOwN MAS.-Capt. John
Baily, formerly OF the most respectable aud pros
porous shipmssers in ih Union, died at his residence
Rose Hill, Essex county, 90 lbr 9TH inst. He was a
native Of Lancaster county, Es and resided
years in New Orleans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22

i. and JDs:i.c ii ,n F..." i" Haa ~ ..; Gay a"
nn d. .,n r.ht tho nnIlr gc! .s,dsHi Of Ia" condition. IL"
lid !:aGI The quarter Gliding 3t March, Sr. - t!'"
"a the bset Of hi, knowledge ind belief
Given under my hand. April T. lr1t.
HENRY o. SCHOULFIf.LU, J. +.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22

NEW YORK, APRIL ia diaoolical attempt
was mads last to throw the Boston express train
from IN. track near Port Chester, the New Haven
Railroad, bu,i, was discovered in season to prevent
the catastrophe. a similar attempt was made the
previous uight, at the saue place, by placing large
rock between the rails and spiking heavy sleePers
aaruss tho track.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22

We have examined the foregoing statement anu believe
utn hccorrect WIN KINNEY. President.
GEO. +. PRICE,
WM. n. TATE,
II. G GUTHRIE,
Il. f. POINTS,
NJ. g. HARTMAN.
ALIEN II. II. STUART.
AUGUSTA County, To WIT: .
On this ls day Of April ESQ, VIM IT, Iams, Cashier OF
the Central Bank OF Virginia. made onth before the sub
scriber Notary Public that the within statement ID cor
rect to the best of his knowledge and belief . ,
J. WAYT, n +.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE Al NASHVILLE.
CiScINNArI, April lS.-Among the sufferers by the
FIRE at Nashville last Sunday morning were Messrs.
Douglass & Co., for sl75,OuO; Gardner, Shepherd &
Co, $4,000; Stricken Ellis Il Co., S50OO; w. Ew-
ing. 5000; ". X. Elston, 5000; II. q. Scoven
5,UyU Eiston & Evans, Sl1OUO the Court House,
s3U.OOO. Aggregate loss S2sj,Uuc. The insurance
amounts TO $l1 ] 900.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22
MARRIED.
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIaIE

MARRIED, Wednesday evening. the l'th inst hy ~"
Rev Thomas {. Hayes Dir. GEORGE II. BAWSELL 10
Miss MARY r RLAIN u! ifcnriro county. va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22
LETTER FROM MIR. DALLAS.

ms, received here saws thut the subject OF The differ
euces bctweeu the English Government and the Uni
ted States will be fully discussed in Parliament. He
is led TO believe that the discussion will not hc devoid
Of acrimonv towards this country, but he is prepared
To bear it like philosopher. He meut:uns with par.
;culGrty numerous acts uf mark eli courtesy EXTEND
ed him, iuc!udny those oi members of the Cabinet ;
and he regards these manifestations rs expressive OF
o peaceable disposition towards this country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22

ACQCITTAL OF TIE WAKEMANiTES.
NV HAVEN. Conn, April 1.-THE jury in the
trial vi Samuel Sly, Widow WskemaD aud Thank
full Hersey, Tor The murder Of Justus w. Matthews,
this AFTERNOON returned a verdict OF not guilty, on
the sole ground of insanity. The parties were all
tried ON one indictment. The result was generally
anticiDated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22
MERCHANTS RANK OF VIRGINIA. I

MERCHANTS BANK OF VIRGINIA.
LYScHBuRG, ArRiL 4, ls56.
His ExccIcncy, Henry A. WISE, Governor oil the 'o"
lnOnwcalrh
S1p:-Euclosed herewith send statement OF the
condition Of this Bank for the quartz: ending 3st ut
Very respectfully, your obedicnt servant
STATEMENT OF THE MERCHANTS BASK OF VIRGINIA.
on THE lsT OF APRIL, ls".
c,.,,;.. Lt s,ont siI3,G0O 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22

HEAVY BUSINESS ASTIcIpArED.-The estimated
receipts OF III" New York Central railroad Tor the
year 1856 are 0nig $4,000 900.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22

EASk OF SrQ1rEvIllE.
-oorraviILs Va Arrii a'. i''"''S
usEss \. WnE. ssa Governor OF tls'nts iuiou If
~. IL hicic,e . ststciit Ut sho"!ss '''
this Bank the LIST inst.
Yours, very respectfully. - ,.yra Cashier
STATEMENT THE c0sDIrIoS or THE DAM VIZ 80, a. ,r
LILLE on THE IsT DAY OF APRIL, 1886, c"MpAhf'D WIN
THE 3lsr or MARcII, lS1J $50 1s5i
Capital stoct, ''o ,y ~ i.15 U7
Discount and interest Ole 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22

W. certify the above statement, to be correct.
JOHN BLAIR HoGE, President.
JOHN WIN STEWART
GEORGE DOLL. Directors.
CASPER VIEWER. }
YiReISIA BERKELEY County, Scr.
D. RurkLurt Cashier of the Bank of Berkeley in Virginia.
personally appeared before the under signed Notary
Pubicn and for the said County md made Onh that the
ioregon. OF the CONDITION Of sud Bnnk is true
Given under my hand this End day OF April ls5G
WIN. D. BURKHART, Notary Publ'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22
COMPARATIVE STATE OF THE FARMERS BASK OF VIR.
GINA ISCLupISG THE BRANCHES. oS THE lsT DAY OF
S6.7gi,62s ~ 81, 7O2, 733 81
Last dividend q per cent.


Last dividend q per cent.
TIL. undersigned Directors of the Farmers Bank of
Virginia certify that the foregoing statement has been rX
AHMED aud IS believed to be correct.
WM. H. MCFARLAND
JAMES DUSi OP.
w II. HAXALL,
n. {. READ,
WIN. {. ALLEN,
j. F.. WADSWORTH,
no. 4. MAYO.
STATE or vinaIsrA, CITY OF Ricuaosp. TO WIT
J. A SMITH Cashier of the TURNER'S Bank Of Virgins,
this day personally appeared before me- Justice OF the
Peuce for the City aforesaid. and made oath this, the
nexcd statement made out from the BOOKS OF the Bank
i. correct 10 the best OF his knowledge aud belief
Given under my hand this tth day OF April. lsa'
K. NJ BURTON, J. =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22

STATE OF VIRGISIA. CITY OF RIcHMoSD. Sec:
This day SAMUEL MARX Cashier Of the Bank Of Hir.
vina personally appeared before me- Alderman of sni
City, and made oat that the foregoing statement exhibits
the true condition of the Bank of Virginia it existed
the lst instant TO best OF his knowledge und belief
Given under my hnnd this Eth day Of April ls'6;
r. N. BURTON. J. ?.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22
BANK OF COMMERCE.

BANK OF COMMERCE.
FREDERICKSBURG, April :, lsj6.
a., Ma Fycclrncy HENRY a. WISE, Governor:
n.n, c;r.-I bep leave TO enclose herewith n compare
i've statement Of the condition Of this Bank on til" Isl
APRIL Is5j and lst April, le56.
| Am, very respectfully,
Your Ubedient servant.
IN HERNDoE, Cashier
ronp.p.r,vr STATEMENT OF THE CoSDITIoS Of THE
H. or coNNERcE FREDERICKSBURG, Va, oS TIE lST
APRIL 1850, AND THE lST APRIL, 1910: 49,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22
corn,rIor OF VIRGINIA BANKS

uAsk or .Iiu!si4.
R,ouaoSn, l3tA apIiI. r;-a;1ia.
10 His Ex,.u.soy HH.RY A. WISE, Governor oil W. ,",,
SIN. Transmit herewith a required by iGW listed
meni OF the condition of the Bank OF Virginia. NJ i
the lsl instant. ~, ..ryt
am very SAM;L MARIN Cashier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22

1INO LEWIS LYMAN AND WARREN -
Il KELLOGG Toxic notice that on the l4lh dRy Of Ha;
next shall proceed the house Of Samuel Cotrrel u
the county Of Henco between the hours OF snd IN
O'Clock tke the d-po-tions of the -nid Samuel Coz
trell and others, be- read evidence in the su' ~
Chsncery, depending in the Circuit Court of kctnohu
in which plaintiff and you and others dctend""
SARAH y. CARR,
April s--cwiw BE- her next trend
A1R. WALTON WAIT, or o.. dead his peru
.4N4 Representative. is notincd that have coii's
and that having writ;.n several ,:mes to Mr.. Wst TO "
kersburg Va, und receiving reply have put .,,ns
ney out ut interest bnt readily call IL IN "h'" 49,
is applied for by the 1t o,er person. Address law
WM. II. BAILEY, Attorney q" y c.
March 2g--cSt h""''
lp rice OF advertising S4-paill ------
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22
BANK OE ROCKINGHAM, !

BANK OF ROCKINGHAM,
HARRIsoNBURG. Va, April 9, ls5b.
IIrSRy A. WISE ESQ. Governor of Virginia:
Dear Sr-Encloscd you will receive statement OF the
condition of this Bank the LIST inst; also compare
,;vo statement Of its condition for April lst 1853, and
anril lst lS56 Yours, respectfully,
c. e. STRAYER, Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22

CENTRAL BANK OF VIRGINIA,
SrArSroS, APRIL |, l-jG
His Excellcnry HESRY A. WISE. Governor OF Virginia.
Dean ra.-Wirhin please lind statement OF the cond
ton Of this Bank this day.
Very respectfully, W. II. TAMS, Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22

The undersigned Directors Of the Bank of Scottovilc
have examined the annexed o the cOn ion OF
said Bank, and hereby certify the to be correct
Given under our hunds The 18th day OF April, 1850.
JOHN :. MARTIN
WM. N. WADE.
u +. RANDOLPH
W 4. Tt RNER.
JOS. X. WATSON
NJ N. MORRIS.
ALBEMARLE County, To WIT:
This day W. d. Davis Cashier of the Bank . SCOTT
vile, personally appeared before me-, Justice Of the
Ponce Tor IN" county aforesaid and State Of Vrgnin and
made on TINT the annexed statement NJ the condition OF
the Bank OF Scot'svie correct tine best OF h belief
and knowledge. Given under my hand this 18th day Of
April, l-:h JOHN :. MARTIN J. Z.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22
r,RurPs, RANK Or VIRGINIA ,

FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.,
RIcnMoSD April Is lr,hi.
To His Excelency HENRY A. WISE Governor Of Virginia:
SIR: have the honor to transmit herewith quarterly
statement condition OF the Farmers Rank of Nr
cnin us il appeared the fret instant, together with
comparative statement OF its condition the let day OF
April lS.,5 and The lst day Of April lsjG.
! am, very respectfully, your obt servt,
J. A. SMITH, Cashier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22

JNO. ID. ASHTON, rr.W,
a TTORNEY AND COuNSElLOE ~
"A SH4TNEETOUE HLf'o'''
Oct 2-wpu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22
HoSPlTALlTIEs RENDERED TO MIR. BUCH'

New YORK, April lG.--rhe Board Of CnuncInen
this evening adopted resolution rendering the hos.
FATALITIES OF the city to Mr.. Buchanan, on his arrival
here.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22

GENERAL STATE OF BASK or EtRGisiA 49, 49,, wTrH lsr
Us THE lsr DAY ur ArRIL, 1so6, coMPAShD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22

CospirfoS OF TIE CENTRAL BASK OF VIRGINIA. oS
TIE lsT APRIL list.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22
RACuEL'S MARRIAGE.

Paris chronigucr having nsinuated that Mile.
Rachel was about exchanging the stage for a hus-
band she denies the soft impeachment Of the novel.
st or rather fabulist in the following charming let.
Ter which the Evening Post translates from one of its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22

BANK OF vISGIHIA. April 18th. l5j6
We the undersigned, Directors OF the Bank Of Virginia.
do certify that have examined the foregoing statement
md believe the to be correctly made up.
JAMES CASKIE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22

Snow Is THE MoUyTAIss.-A correspondent at
Nicholas c. H., Va, informed the Grcenhrier Era,
thar the snow in the mountains in Stroud's Glaics il
from twelve to fourteen inches deep and on the Yew
Mountains from three to four feet deep.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22

Conviction OF JAMES CAUDLE.--In the case OF
James Caudle the jury Thursday morning returned
averdct of unlawful, shooting, ascerained the term
Of his imprisonment in the city Jail at six months and
assessed fine OF one cent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22

FIRE Is PRISCE EDwAED.-On Saturday night
Thackston N Womack, near Prince Edward G.. H.,
WIS consumed together with large lot of lumber
and several hundred bushels Of corn ana meal. No.
thing saved.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22

FIRE Is Observation-Disclosures barn and stables
of Mr.. John =. Martin, OF Westmoreland, were des
troyed by fire on Saturday night last. Two horses,
five mules. the entire stock OF farming implements,
one hundred barrels of corn, together with lnrge
lot ofprovender were consumed in the confagration.
| oss estimated at g, 500 to 81, QUO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22

METHODIST CoLLEoE.--Itis gratifying to us to
state (says the Danyiue Republican. that the con-
tract has been entered into for the building of Col
lege in our town ON a very extensive scale. The
work has already been commenced, and will be pros
ecu,ed with rapidity until completel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE All NASHVILLE.

-Caaard duck is also synonym in the French for
ridiculous improbable story
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-22

P.RKEKsBURG VA RAILRoAD.-A bill was pass.
ed Mt th late session Of The Ohio Legislature, pre-
vent railroad being built through county that
owned stock i'll rival road, without the consent of
Insiorty Of the voters in the county. The Marietta
Republican says this is Intended to prevent the Par
kersburg railroad from making connection with the
Marietta road. by crossing below Bienuerhassstt's
Island and going up the locking Valley.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-10
B. R. COWEN EDITOR & PROPRIETOR ]

a palace would have shut out. And now,
as feel the sunset-light against me, and
see the March boughs giving out their fresh
buds in the fresh-shining air, am content,
even though my lot be humble and my por-
ton small.
remember of talking with a neighbor
lady of ours, years ago, it is now, about the
good fortune that had come to her, for she
and her husband had suddenly become rich.
They had livedin an unpretending little
house in the midst OF thick woods, when
first visited them, and were poor. Naturally
enough, l alluded to our first acquaintance
and to one of its many seasons of enjoy
ments.
80, it was a dear old place, the house in
the woods" she said with sigh. "Such
sweet flowers we had there, such nice gar.
den, and when we had Freddy baby, it
was the happiest year of my life. Wewere
not long married and my husband was al
ways at home"
She stepped within the gorgeous drapery
of the window as she spoke, and wiping her
tears gazed long and sadly towards the
woods that hid the old house away. She had
Freddy still and she had more flowers now
than then, together with many stylish things
of there, but alas! she was less
happy.
Wealth had brought with it a train of dis
sipation, and before their false glitter the
young love had faded, and the charm of life
was lost.
No more the sunset brought her tired hus
band from the field, and she looked at the
old house and wept.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-10
SINGULAR DOCUMENT COMING OUT-Wt

SINGULAR DOCUMENT COMING OUT.-We
clip the following ominous warning from the
columns of the Louisville Journal:
so far as Mr. Buchanan's conduct to-
wards Henry Clay is concerned, his record
is most accursed one. AS soon as we can
lay our hands upon the document we want,
we shall make this abundantly manifest
Henry C lay is dead; but he did not die with
out leaving in his own handwriting the most
damning testimony against James buchanan.
In mercy he spared Mr.. B. for nearly quar-
ter of century; but near the close OF his
illustrious life he deemed an exposition of
Mr.. Buchanan's conduct in the CongressiOn-
al election of President in 1925 due to his
own name with posterity--and he made it,
Very likely there is something in this
The late published private correspondence
of Mr.. Clay revealed to US some very curious
secrets concerning the nomination of Gen.
Taylor in 1913, showing that altho 'gh Mr.
Clay kept quiet during the canvass, he still
jotted down his wrongs and his treacherous
friends for the benefit of history. In this
view, it is highly probable that the whole
history and mystery of the charge of "bar-
gain and corruption" against MIR. Clay in
the House election of ]. @. Adams as Pres
ident, was hunted up b. Mr.. Clay and put
upon record for future use. Very we'll Let
us have the letter. Let us see what it is
The fire will begin to crackle presently
N. Y. Herald. g..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-10
"Give 'em Jessie. "
JFrem the Evening Mirror.l

At an impromptu gathering of Fremont
ers I'D town, the other evening. an enthu-
siastic advocate of the Rocky Mountain
candidate put it 10 the crowd, whether it
were not better 10 send man to the White
House who had completed his humanities
by marrying an accomplished woman, than
to send there such rusty old bachelor as
Buchanan, whose !, domestic hospitalities
could only be seasoned with the doubtful
praces of some lured housekeeper! At this
interrogatory gentleman present, who re-
membered the maiden name Of Mrs. FIRE.
mont, Gessie Benton,) shouted WELL GIVE
'EM JEssIE!" This felicitous, double entendre
only needs to be published to become the
watchword of the campaign; and the Mirror
takes the liberty Of adding, that if the gal
lantrv of the country demanded Queen at
the head of the nation, the lovely lady ofthe
Republican nominee would command the
universal sufrages of the people. She is a
woman as eminenty fitted to adorn the
White House as she has proved herself wor-
tby to be heros bride. The splendid COM
pliment paid tv Burke to that i'll tated
Queen of France whom he first saw as the
Dauphness at Versailles will apply to Mrs.
Fremont. Beautiful, graceful, intellectual,
and enthusiastic, she will make more prose-
lytes to the Rocky Mountain platform in
fifteen minutes than fifty stumporators can
win over in month.
Among the objects most sacredly cherish
ed by the great Pathfinder ore magnificent
sword presented him by the State of South
Carolina; and beautiful miniature of his
wife, attached to faded pink ribbon, the
only thing of value preserved about his per-
SON when he first arrived in California. The
Colonel keeps these souvenirs of love
and glory in his library, locked in glass
case.
1t has been burted by some of the op-
position press, that Fremont commenced
hiscareer by "taking away an old mans
daughter" in violation of the conventional
tiles of social life. But since the elope-
ment of Helen of Troy, no man could have