Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-09-12

the winds Of slavery agitation--and we may move
at last In the haven 80 long wished for by Clay
and Webster, OF Liberty and Union, now and for
ever
Resolved, That We most cordially concur with our
brothers OF Pennsylvania and elsewhere, and with
good men and true throughout the land, In believ-
ing that he alone can shake out the deranged ele-
ments OF our government, and produce order out
OF chaos and as such we most willingly support
with whatever influence We may possess.
Rssolued, That believing II TO be the right of
neither the North the South to hold the entire
rens of government in opposition TO the teachings
of the contsitation, or in other words-knowing no
North, no South, no East, no West-bnt the Union
alone one and indiyisble most heartily concur in the
nomination Of Andrew jackson Donelson for Vice
President of these United States, believing him to
be one who, whatever were his former political
alliances, may now be fully trusted with the great
responsibility which will then devolve upon him,
aid that in utteriDg these opinions we do but give
expression to the sentiment of the majority of this
sovereign people.
RESOLVED, That in the latest news from the whole
country, We have the most cheering assurance that
the prospects of American rule, on American soil,
will be most fully realized In November next and
that the 4th day OF next March the final death
note will be struck Of section and of party too !;
and after that the only ralying cry, and the only
and nothing but the Union, as in the DAYS of the
sires of the sons, the glorious days of'7o"
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions be
sent to Brother Campbell, of Pennsylvania, as the
sense of this Camp, on the present issue and that
o copy OF the foregoing resolutions be published
in the american Organ
ANNUAL FAIR-The Montgomery County Fair
was attended yesterday by five or six thousand
persons, of both sexes The show of stocks, poul-
try, farm and garden products, housewifery, and
needle work was large. The Fair was held within
new enclosure Of eighteen acres purchased and
arranged for the purpose. Several addresses were
delivered, one by J. H. Bradley of this city
LITTLE FALLS BRIDaE.-We learn the Acting
Secretary of the Interior has appointed Randolph
Coyle, Esq, civil engineer, to superintend the
completion of the Little Falls Bridge over the Po-
tomac, for which $75o 900 were appropriated at the
last regular session. Major Emery, of the United
States Typographical Engineers, has been assigned
to other duty by the War Department.
AGRoUYD.--The steamer Alice c. Price reports
the ship Westward Ho aground off Matawoman.
The steamer James Guy has been sent to her as
sistance.
CoAL.-The Alexandria Gazette says, coal Ia
coming down the canal now very freely, and yes
sells are wanted to transport it to the Eastern ports
and elsewhere.
A DUEL.-Rumor says that certain parties, one
OF this city, the other of Baltimore, accompanied
by their seconds went out to the Park yesterday,
to settle an affair Of honor. The police interfered
and stopped proceedings.
DErENTIoN.-The detention of the Southern
train, yesterday, was occasioned by the breaking of
an axle of the tender, soon after leaving Cupeper
Courthouse. The cars were detained about three
hours. The mails and crowd of passengers ar
rived in Washington about six o'clock