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EF- Corns, Bunions. Warts. Nails growing into the
flesh, and every disorder of the feet, effectually
cured. Office 1853 Broad street, between 9th and 7th
Ladies' and gentlemen waited upon at their resi-.
dences, without extra charge.
CF POVIDULlON LOTION, for ChiIblains, to
be had at my office, in bottles-$l each.
au 8-im* 3 SCHULTZ
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By GeddIa & Apperson.
- A cnNrRAI xND MOST vALU.
HLE RRIyATE aWELIINa Az mo

- - CENTMAL AND MUST yALCs
BE fkIVATE DWELLlN0, AT the
CORNER OF l2rB AND MARSHALL 0TS i,
FOR SAEE--We are authorized 10 ssi that new and
Desirable family residencs located ~ shove, occu.
pied by MI ). B. Watkins, the health Of whose IA
nifty required him TO decline housske &c pus Few n
mliy resdences present % many Advsatsees - this
either to business or professional gentlemen Sitpa.
tsd IN besesf1 and p.puloas part o. the city, In
the midst OF the bess sncisty it !. within two or three
minutes walk Of the principal churches depots 10.
teis and the centre Of busiuess. All the buiidises
have been erected within about two years and - n
excellent order The main dwelling l. covered With
tin, and has tan rooms. besides plumber Of cossta
bath room, &c: The city water IL broasht into the
plying shower and plunge bath.
IL supplied with gas throuehout The kitchen
is Of brick and covered with tin, also having four
rooms and two In tho basement for wood and cool
The rear yard 10 paved with brick-apd su indie
pendent culvert leads from it into Q public one be-
longing to the city.
Appiyto Mr. WATKINS. ct Kent Pain. Co.
or to 0ODDIN L APPERN(lN
The foregoing valuable private dwelling - Ira
sold at auction, on the premises, ON TUESbA fhs
l2ih August, 1856. at O'Clock.
,sTERNs-One-ffth cash; balance at 4, Q. II and "a
months, for negotiable notes. interest added secur,
BY . trust deed. 60DDIN l. APPERSON.
au4 Aucts
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AOOD, MULE, COAL CARTS, HAN-
w NESSES, AND A SMALL CORN CROP AT
AUCTI0N.--.v ili be sold, on the 18th inst. on The
premises. in Hanover. near Geo. w. Livesay's MN
at ii O'Clock, about forty -four acres Of eood Pine
Wood, no time stI puleted for it, removal The land
belongs to Mr.. Joseph Adams Also---A No. Mule
two Coal Carts, two sets of Harness, . small Com
Crop, &c. Tefms 1t sale.
Sale conducted BY
au 2-..dtd JOHN NJ DAVIS
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epbC1AL NorlCHe

- white Grease. WHITE (arense !..This
t6e hest and meat economical 3resse ever Known.
- IN. Vie. of wagons, carriages osnbusses, carts
W. and Ion ali rough gearing, cog wheels &C. u
49, not run on the sxles in the hottest weather, but
mains the same consistency winter and snmmer-
r., ala In cans of Sand 6 pounds, and in ten, By
so' '"'' MEADE BAKER, Druggists,
les, N. w. corner Of Main and 10th streets.
iy ss-dsesm - 81
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II El.LEVUk HOePITAL.-.Thls Institu.
II ton Is situated on Church Hill, Richmond, Va,
in delightful airy position, and is furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort Of pa
tents and the successful treatment of dissass.
The LyinE-n Wards are peculiarly cOmmodious.
The undersigned give their personal attendance TO
all patients placed under their charge.
TERMS: g
G0lored Pasents. ....................s5 Per week.
WINES. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. b
Private accommodations. .............. 7toIo :"
These rates embrace al charges for Board, N edi.
cines. and Medical and Surgical attendance. s4.t5
q No Small Po ss sd%, e, We
JAMES BOLTON, M. D.,
Grace street. between 4th and 5th. q =
s- - G. 8. MILLS, M D., g.
12sh street, between Broad and Marshall.
.~f % r. T. COLEMAN, N. d, ~
80 Corner Of 4th and Grace streets
Resident Physician-Dr WOOD 81 nv 24-6m
~. led Crates Tenders and In INNER Pieces, EN-
braeing Square Topped Ci Gle and e.leptic Patterns
These CRATES are OF my own manufacture, and shall
country promptly attended to. The Virsnia Me.
chancs Institute awarded silver medal the highest
premiam. to SAn'L D.. DEKooNf for the best speci-
mems Of Grstes aud Tenders Also for sale q large
stock Of Bells Brass Brick nouids kc Apply at nv
Bell and Brass Foundry, No. 225 Main street, be-
tween an and 9Th, west side Richmond, Va. $50
VALUABLk "a * "A ON WILLIAMS.
Y BURG ROAD. FIVE MILES BELOW RICH
MOND, FOR SALE The subscribers are authoriz-
resides the south side Of the WILLIAMSBURG road
FIVE miles below Richmond. con,aipins I85 sores Of
which 100 acres are open, balaat . in wood
The improvements are snfiicie mt for the accommo
dstion Of moderate sized FANNY, consistipg Of an
excellent dwelling. with i've rooms ensd well of y q.
ss ss1 g. % view the premises hsb G
be shown ct any time By Mr.. Gnskins
7. usI I1"i sse'"'Go nDIN 4 ApprRsoN.
CELLIN0 OFF AR Uosr--The re,naI.-
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EURNITUxE DIZZY GOODS AID OR0-
+ ~CEklE0.-WiiI " old - sane1tsA, - ny eoss.
on TUESDAY next, the 1zh ingt. enmDeDeins q
ALSO "a Close oct several esalesznenbss IviT
o6er iss fok Dry Goods ard kesdy nede CteshiaG,
0KOCEkIES wkisksy. Brsndy, 0ia. lxs1, Cof
fee, sugar. sosp Csndlss and 10 boaes CIeFss Wise.
an m sd s7assHI ALEX MOTT. Auee
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A LAnANlA LUTTERY...

A LAnANlA LOTTERY...
authorized BY the State Of Aiobo'no.
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
CLASS F-NEW SERIES
10 be drawn in the City Of Montgomery Alabama,
In public, on THURSDAY, August Is, 1856, on the
II Nv A N A PL A N.
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Co-PARrMnRaH1P -

1CU-FARxNHR9HlP. Ia
1sO.fHn:T1aN;iF;i1SsHip N;ITTGr11S5;s
- - TYLkeAsvins this day associstsd VITA rim ID
sim, pc soa w.. II tyler. Ths S Sss : h h
h'fss'ssr b conducted under the ~. = 80, !
I've underrlased will take this snetlssi
LER MN q =. ssisnds Who constsn P'eaass e TY
ysreanr attention will bs gwen to this portion Of
'' sn 1 s...1m.s JOHN TYLER
---------------------
IN IssDL UTION.--The Cops tnerskip sf
- HAAALk l. co. was Dissolved on the Ist inst
oy the withdrawal Of 3. w. HAxALL. e
pcs saa s w. 81 HAxALL,
-, b. w. HAxALL =
Richmond, July aist, 1856. 50 s.
CO-PARTNkRsHiP.-The Nriiiius bust.
mesa will be continued BY the undersigned, under
the same stJls-HAxALL 4 CO --ss formerly.
1Ts9 r. B. HAxALL.
ff Ta w. H. HAxALL. i
+. B. 0KUNDY.
kaehmond July 3Ist. 1856. sul--dsw
pAn1N e KsHIP NOTICE-.Tne sabsc r..
ner has, this day, associated with him in tho hu.
BOWERS The business will hereafter be carried
on Under the firm and style of G. D. YALE l. co.
The subscriber returns his cordial thanks to his
friends and the public for the liberal rhich
has been bestowed upon him. and for the Kind mduI.
gence which has been extended to him by his Gus
IN the prosecution Of their orders. He
mat the arrangements which have been maae for
prompt and eficent fulflment Of orders will
70 me new firm continuance Of the patronage which
ne has heretofore enjoyed
y Io-oIm =. CHAs. d YALE.
tO-PAKTNEkbHIP have this day
. ,s,, associated With Ne in business C. NJ. PLEAS
ANTS The business will hereafter be conducted
under the firm of vAN-LEN, TAYLOR & CO.
july 1, ia5s-iys VAN-LEW TAYLOR.
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WfitDKTLEBEKkY COkDlAL.-B. N.
w QUARLES has succeeded In perfrcting Cor
dial from whortleberres for the cure of DiarIho4i,
aud all the rregAariss Of the Stomach and Bowels,
prevalent at this of the year.
He offers it for sale, with confidence in its eff
fecis and price that will bring il within theTeach
Of all For sale by the manufacturer, 229 Broad st.
au 8-6ta
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MlLLWKlGHT NOTICE...Hayinx 10.
lVl Gated myself in the city of Rchmopd. I am
now prepared for making contrac to build or repair
all Kinds OF MILLS, either in the city or country
references given. Persons having work to do will
leave 'ir orders at my residence, 18th 1t nearly
opposite Mr. Purcelps Grocery and In the neighbor-
hood of Wesley Chapel; or a line through the Pos,
Office, stating the Particulars, will Be promptly OF.
tended to c. B. McCORMiC :
su 6-d&cimt
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SsELLING orr AT COsC.. Ihe .ubsc RI
- Der wishing to close hs present business offer,
his en'ire stock OF HARDWARE and CUTLERY
at and bele cost Merchants and others are inyitsS
to call and examine before purchasing
The attention of the trade is particularly called to
the above notice. THOS A. RUST
H.,
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IN menced grinding NEW WHEAT, of superb
or quality. Persons wishing to get nice article Of
Flour can obtsin 1t at my steam MILL of zlst
and Main streets. Bottled Corn Meal for family use,
always hand Those furnishing their own " he at,
can have it ground in superior manner, at short
notice. ENOCH q REX.
Woedward's Patent Portable Mill, Johnson's Iron
Concave Bran Buster, and an improved Smut and
Screening Machine, may be seen in operation at the
above Mills jy l7---lms
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HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGAKs, Of

HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGARS, 81
J. l. the following classes viz:
REGALtA, PENSADOS, LONDON
COMMON SIZE PANETELA and OPERA
Absolutely and Virginia Smoking Tobacco; Viz
giDis Chewing Tobacco; Meerschaum, Cydrolit, Boz
hemian, Genoise and Powhstan Pipes, Amber, Pearl,
Cherry, Zebra and Jcssamins Stems; Meerschaum and
Amber Cigar Tubes-and all ether articles in the To-
bacco line, can be had of Hfspa fas e @~*e
ses eRa CHARLES RICHARDSON, 9
..fHa Importer Of and Dealer In Havana and >"
ss.se Principe Cigars, American Hotel Building,
au l--ff Corner of Main and 18th Streets
LNOR SALE.-A valuable ballding IOs ma
IL 18th street. opposite the Old MaHksA- n his lot
fronts 18th stieet 68 feet inches run1p1 back s.
fact suitable for stores would be sold low Apply
on the premises or to c. Crew adjeinins. au4--tf
TNDkLiBLE 1Nk..NIlh and wilhouf
! mordsnt. warranted TO be Of pure black color,
and not to wash out. Prepared and for saie By
aull LAlDf1EY 4 ROBINSON
HLUTM ATK k9'C n EHs. IIsost useim
~ article for stretching and holding cloth tightly
while marking with indeiible ink, for ssle by
su LA1DLEYsk ROB1NSON, Chemists
sui 18th and franklin streets
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BY aaedaiu Il Appersen.

.fHF"= ny U0U0Hu ~ AVWcESOns
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON STH
ST. BETWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY
sTREETA FOR SALE AT AUCTION WIN be
soid on THURSDAY afternoon. the I{.h of AuRusf,
1880 on the premises commencing at 5 O'Clock, a
neautifut Lot the line of 9Th street. opposite
the residence Of Dr. john g. Wsyt fronting abt ut %
eet running bsck $50 feet and bounded the south
By a 20 foot alley. ,s.sse s7s seis ssa -
TERMS -One-third cash; balance at and months,
iol negouanle nets interest added aud title retained
till last note 10 paid. s9fsf ss',ss isssse3
aull GoDDIN & APeERsON Aucts
TRACT, 20, o. Ia9 ACHES OF LAND. IN
Il CHESTERFiELD, NEAR TO DANFILLE
RAILROAD, SIX NILES FROM MANCHESTER,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will be offered for
sale on the premises on FRIDAY, the 18th Of Sep
tember next, fair, f not the next fair day. at IL
o'clock NJ, Tract of Land, containing $50 acres w.
ing between the Danville Railroad and James river
adjoining the lands of Mr. Geo. w Cole or that once
owned by 6im The tract is mostly in wood, and there
are some improvements on it +,s7 so
T.RMs-One-half cash; balance at II months, for
bond with good security interest added and title re-
tanned or deed of trust. f=ts ~
GEORGE FITZGERALD.
Sale conducted BY GoDoIN l. APPERsoS, Aucts.
an Il-2awtds s.s...... 80 fgta
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IN LEVY ABRAMS my agent 10 carry on the
Clothing snd Tailoring business at the number
ed 60 the north aide of Main street. in ths city OF
Richmond in which business he 10 authorized buy
and sell for cash only. ,,..-{ .s. e. 7.tt.t
au 8-l5t* -4--t- 1r J. NORRIS
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EnONI A LADY or THIS CITY, tIhe
l. original can be seen at DR.. SIS ofice)-

II original can be seem at DR.. BIS Office
"RICHMoND, June g. 1856.
"Dr. S. SCHULTZ, the skiIful Surgeon Chiropooist.
from London, has removed from my feet two corRs
and toe nail, Also a very troublesome bunon, with
ont giving me any pain whatever. take great plea
sure in recommending DIR to all my friends and
those who afflicted with corns bunions III fora ed
nails, &c, and advise them not to delay in hsviug
them removed DR.. 8. is very safe and tender op-
orator"
From Mr.. H. c. McNemaro, formerly Druggist ia
this city.
"Dr. SCHULTZ has this day extracted two painful
from the bottom of my feet, without causirg me
any pain, and to my entire satisfaction.
august 5, 1856"
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n ~ - 0s1S9sssA 30et q 0o0Rto6DB Uf1m
u Bells. in stofe and for sale BY
CLARKSUN 4 ANDERSON,
ana No 1eo nein Wfvet.
ssUPEK CLUfHlNts-Ata featty reduced
- pricss, at the New C.othine House. No ii9 Maia
street = D. GOODMAN now o6sm his epsise ecek
OF Summer Clothing At greatly reduced p,iceA - o.
der 70 rsdoce stock y low poesibIs. n Dahe soo
for Fall stock and 70 the interest On the ap1ne
Of fummsr stock. Tbess in want, can new - -
sresisst bargains b s.viss NE ~ essH ssa
q ans 0s0O0U u Asy...
Z sHEXP III hsAD. Cot Obs rlatoaoA ~.
~ surel Ckaiies sna osress - L19eeT Ktmaee
La Wns JaecaAss snA Bvliiantx Bse1oes s<eses
5,omestie 6ipok ans Dotted, ellt4 80 knae H, 49,
Nssas; Nanepots Ieceast end CeMMS
We offer It low prices = re6nes 81 S2sss M
TS01 So os1nN9 nsfes.Iss<l
sns bsssais kss1 csaEssE nv ~; "a ~
~ = ~ ~: FxF0E--0006 rSaals las0e
AZ, ind '.a'l y = HroR7. ALIEN co.
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KENaHAW a. FIsHEK,S FAMllIY
~ FLOUR-Our friends respectfully informed
that we have opened our list for Family FIou..-
Those who wish get their years supply of u.s. will
please call and enter their names. ..l=re d.
aus. CRENSHAW Il FISHER
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IlkerlNI DkGtOiss rHA 4 IL ...f' 0fes.
IL S. respectfully informs the ladies and gem
tlemen of Richmond and vicinity, that information
will be given in all the Affairs relating Y life as
sickness or health wealth, love- marriage, journeys,
law suits, difficulties in business absent fiiends, VI
riches legacies estate, and all concerns OF hfe-
Any person wishing know rne and eorract state
ment OF all things-past present and future-mnsi
bring or send their age Apply in Adams valley, I'd
Lancasterial School, the creek. No 2, Prof L. g.
on the door. 30 ,s ss-7..45 ...se
TERMs--50 ceats each
gY- All Kinds Of distempsrs cured in quick time.
lint
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~ DaIley, Genuine Pain Extractor

" BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER, Agents for
Richmond. fe lZ-dbm
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u. =. MAIL STEAMSHIP

krEA STkAAlkK BEIVlDEKE,
FOR BALTIMORE.
4ar850 Freight received to-day, MON
DAY, and up TO tho hour of o clock.
P. M TUESDAY, the 18th inst.
to-day.
Shippers requested to send In the names of
their consignees TUESDAY afternoon or their ship-
ments will be consigned to order
tau tl---2t HF'i7 LUDLAM WATSON
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yeuag
ornaa,
mining
. desir.
school.
willing
either
desird
further
amond,
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l. Hair Brushes; Combs Toilet AfticleE Lubln's
Extracts; Breast Pumps; fssther Dus<ers Tlesh
Gloves; Paint and Shoe Brushes; Port AopnaieE
Gom Drops, &C. &c For sale BY
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I ICOkICE AND TONQUA NkANS.--
IL the underigned having ENGAGED in the selling Of
the above coumission, has made ar.apGemen's
with several New York houses to keep him constant
ly supplied with the most reliable brands He will
sell on the terms and asks The attention of the
now on hand. J. PlTFIELD GEORGE,
5z4zszg8tHaE $50 q At u. Blair i Co.'S
an 9-1m> Corner Cary and 18th Sta.
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Aa't
' ESQ.,;
-, and
| Inn
-
F,ttse
bOtise-
usual
~ and
' B Mrs.
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FlaU TIM PAlNTEhS o. the Cry OF M,ch.
i MOND.-I offer my services To do Imitst0ns ~
Woods and Marbles can DO found at the chop Of
Harsrove Y Lee, on 9th street, between Franklin and
Grlce. ssf5ss JOHN w. LEE.
q-2w*
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-12
Senator Houston, on the Repeal Of
the Missouri COMPROMISE.

In q speeehin the u. s.. SENATE, on
the soth August Senator Huston Of Tex
a. said:
Although be had taken very little part
In the discussions which had been In
dulged In the Senate recently, he had
not been an inattentive or unconcerned
listener. He hrd seen ten years OF SER
vice In tie Senate, and thirty years ago
was In the public councils Of the coun-
try; but during the whelc time Of his
service he had not seen crisis like the
present, pretending such evils to the
peace, and even threatening perpetuity
Of this Republic. He wished II were 10
his power to cast oil on tho troubled wa
tiers, and should be glad to see Senators
cooperating In different work than ex-
separating the irritable feelings OF the
North and producing more and more
alienation than now cxists. II was ev-
ident to every body that the times were
sadly out Of jrint, and there must be
some occasion for II. There must be
some latent disease that required rene
dy, and thus the first step In seeking Ia
produce a better state OF things, and
give peace and tranquility to the country,
would be to 70 back to first principles
ana seek the root OF the veil. In doing
10 he deemed that no had found the Pan,
dora's box whence all difficulties oriei
nated-in the repeal OF the Missouri
Compromise. Before that fatal s.eT
was taken all was quiet. tranquility, hsr'
mony; but since oil had been discors
and contention, bloodshed and strife
This result was predicted by him at thai
time. He made the remark that thu
aged might witness the commencement
Of the evil consequences which wouls
how from that repeal, but he younges
child then born would not live 10 behols
their termination. He hoped. however
and believed they would terminate with
out sny fearful disaster 10 the Union
and that the wisdom Of the American
people would design some remedy 70
these struggles which had sprung IRON
ambitious Views OF individuals, aud tia
the Providence which h d guided thI
nation through perils In the laws tina
were past, had yet rich blessings to Law
ish upon us II the Missouri Compro
mise could be repealed after having beef
regarded a. q sacred compact for a thir'
Ola century. the organic act by whicl
the Territories OF Nebraska and Kansa
were organized was also vepeabIe. an
consequently, all acts Of the Territoris
Legislature which had been made Il
pursuance Of this organic act. : lie pre-
sumed that no one would deny that III
people OF Kansas did not. OF their owl
unbiased free will and accord, enac
laws now said 10 exist In that Terrific
~. Il was done by extraneous inhu
ence, and those laws were proscripuv
and contrary to the spirit the Consl
tutierk.a disgrace TO the age. and ough
not 20 be suffered 10 remain on the stat
ute book.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-12

IL. He never gave a vote a.
gainst the interests Of Slavery,
and never uttersd a word which
could pain the most sensitive Sou
thern heart.
The prominent facts Of Mr.. Bu-
chanan's record touching Slavery
are thus grouped into a single
view; SO that the person Of the
least patience In research may as
certain at glance how the
Democratic candidate stands ia
respect to the great issue Of the
canvass. In this succinct state
ment, we give not detached pas
sages and isolated acts, but we
bring the whole history Of a long
life to bear upon the popular mind
with the irresistible force Of truth.
This rapid retrospect discIoses a
consistency and an efficiency Of
service to the South which nattery
can claim for no other living man.
Mr.. Buchanan is not only vindi-
Gated from calumny; he Is not
simply shown to be exempt from
just reproach and worthy Of conf
dence; he is promoted to his pro-
per position in advance ofany and
every statesman Of the North, in
the confidence and affection Of the
people Of the South. He demands
not mere recognition Of his at
tachment to the Constitution, but
unbounded applause for such SER
vice in the interest Of the South
as no other man can boast. A.
gainst the captious criticism Of a
desperate adversary, refnining
upon distinctions, and skulking
among bubbles, the Democracy,
oppose this incontestible attesta.
tons Of their candidates fealty
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-12

The Richmond Enquirer, under
the above head, gives tho follow
ing list Of Mr.. Buchanan's votes
in Congress on questions relating
to Slavery. We believe II Is COR
rect. except in its omission ofthe
fact that IN 18l9-beforc he had
caught a glimpse Of the White
House-Mr. Buchanan signed a
call for a meeting Of the citizens
Of Lancaster to protest against
the admission Of Missouri as q
Slave State. Since that time we
do not know that he has ever spo-
ken, acted or voted with reference
to Slavery, otherwise than to
strengthen and uphold IT," as
the Enquirer fairly asserts in its
article Introductory TO the follow
ing SUMMARY
/. In 1885, Mr.. Buchanan
supported a bill to prohibit the
circulation Of Abolition Papers
through the mail.
2. In the same year he pro.
posed and voted for the admiss-
ion Of Arkansas.
3. In 1867 he denounced
and voted to reject petitions for
the Abolition Of Slavery In the
District Of Columbia.
4. In 1887 he voted for Mr.,
Calhoun's famous resolutions, de-
fning the rights Of the States
and the limits Of Federal author
ity, and affirming it to be the du'
ty Of the Government to protect
and uphold the institutions Of the
South.
n r 1000 1000 Yolo
=. Ia nc, 1000 o.. i9o 's;. anu S aotU
ern Senators against the conside'
ration Of anti-Olavery petitions.
@. In 1844-5, no advocated and
s0'ca '0' tue AnnsAa''0n u A'A
as TO-, A..
lc,...'' ~ r io1', ~ s'''a'u'' Wy
o'ay'on oo11P.'I''se.