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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-11

u,a9 l.. JONTE & A. PARKER,
GFSSsssS Wholesale and Retail Dealers i'll MEATS @eSsSss
ssEzsS Old French Market, Stalls Nos and g. 3}-gS
sSS~gRss Private Families, Boarding Houses AA4ksSn
Steamboats, Ships supplied with BEEF MUTTON PORK
WAL KID POULTRY and FISH the Shortest notice. in
any quantity and Of the best quality.
Also C0RNEp BEEF and TONGUES, SALT PORK, and
every other article in their line, at market prices
Ks= All orders promptly attended TO- m7f
WTHISKY.-5O BBLs OLD MoNoNGAHELA AND
wv Rye, for sale by .a
jal5 JOSEPH lands CO., 80 Tchoupitouas street
L JOSEPH Lands L CO.,
jas 33 Tchoupitoalas greet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-11

(I5xtract from a Norfolk paper
ADANs' SAFEOne of Herng celebrated Fire proof Safes
was in Adas Express Office whom the building was burned
several ago. It remained buried in the rubbish until
Thursday when it taken The fire. the occasion
alluded TO- Of tho fercest saw, and whom the
found after lapse of forty days. it surrounded
by embers glowing brightly When opened the papers and
good condition. thus aodng another proof of the security
and superiority of these safes The alluded may
at the Messrs Rowland & Bros who agents
makers It shows clearly the evidence of text
incombusbe qualities when its exterior redhot in
burning furnace that oared around it. and amid the ebers
that glared around it for hours, days and weeks +.
The undersigned Sole Agents for the sale of the above
named Safes. a full supply constantly on hand , a
C. G. MILLER 4 CO.,
fe5 # r..s..r-5 No, 70 (irarier street.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-08
~titution gu / radoption des lois du dit T'e,ir-

| ~titution GU / l'adoption des lois da dit Telir'
toire on .Etat .~-
SINE L'appiicatiom du principe que, dams les
Etats on Territories, null ne devra etre adnns
au droit de suffrage, on etre eiu 4 des tonc-
tons politiques. sill nest citoyen DIES Etats-
Cnis;
9me L'amendement de nos lois de n~aturali-
sation, declarant gu une residence continue
de II ans. est 4 favenir indispensable pour
devenir ~citoyen DIES Etats- mis-. ct defendant
F~nttee de notre sol a tous rendians ct a
tous crininels; mais sans empietements dcs
droits acquis des strangers:
lone Opposition a touts alliance de fEslise
ct de i'Etal uon-intervention Ell tout &C qul
appartient au cutie gu a la croyaEce Telgieuse
ct aucun Sc rtlent reQuis comme qualification
aux places.
lime Tn exanlen libre ct enter de tous les
bus qui peuveat etre commi> par les toncticn'
mares pubIicS e. uHe str,cte economic deS
denleis du pe'rie;
l2me. lie mAintien ct l'execution de toutes
lois constltutionne!lement etablies, jusqu a ce
qnelies soient abrogees. GU 4u'eiies alent etc
Declares mules est non avenues par une au-
torite judic,ai!e competente;
l3ne Opposition a la poiitique vacil!ante
ct Unable. suivie par administration actuel
dams la direction generate de nos aftaires
nationales. ainsi qu'elie la demontre plus par.
reinforcement, en- deplacant des Americains
(desi:ne CONNIE teis) ct des conseTvateurs
pour confer leurs fonctions a lies elrangers IT
des ultras ;-ainsi qu'el.e la demontre par sa
base soumission i ceux qu'eile croyait forts,
ct par ces laches fanthrolades envers ceux
qnelle croyait fables ;--aiusi Queile la
prouve en- renonvellant lagitation sur les
questions sectionnelIes, par lie rappel dncom-
pron1is du Missouri :-ainsi pu'elie la prouve
en- accordant lie droit de suffrage a DIES etran-
gers dams lie Kansas ct lie Nebraska :-alnsI
qu'elle Ia prouve par SEES teEgiversations dams
la question du kan>aset du Neba>ka :-aln>l
qu'elle Ia psouve par Ia corruption qui resne
dams quelques uns de" departemes du souver-
nenent ;-ainsi qu'eIie la prouve par la liet-
rissure i,nprimee par prevention ct par ca
price, sur DIES officers dIstlnyue, de notre ma
rine rationale ;-ainsi qn'el'e Ia p:ouve entin.
par ses erreurs 81 noTnbreuSes dams nos reia-
tons avec les pu.ssances etranseres;
lime En- consequence, pour remedier aux
R1aux a~ctuess. ct pour prevenir les resultats
de<astreux qui peuvent survehir, nous nous Ell
d 'etablir lie 'Parti American sur les
principles que nous veuons d. deciafer;
lone Cnaque ConselI d'Etat aura pouvo,r
d'amender ses diverses Constitutions. dc ma
niele a abolir les diierens degrees. ct y sub
stituer I'm gage d'houneur, au lieu DIES autle>
Obligations Eeces=aires "a ladmission cans ie
l6me La discussion libre ct lranche de tou>
les prlncipes poiItlques contenus dams notre
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-08

RY ROBERT &. WICkLltFE,

Governor OF the state Of Louisiana.
To the Sheriff Of the Parish Of West Bat0"
Rouge: .
1IYHEREAS Electors for President and Vice Pres''
w dent of the Cuited States, are to be chosen tor
this state on
Tuesday the Fourth day Of November next
Is provided by law. as follows, to wit:
one k.lectOr from the First Electoral District, con,pos-
&c Of the Parishes Of rlaquemine and st. BERNARD,
the Third District Of the Gil! OF Ne" orleans anu
Fauboury IRENE.
Oxr from the Second District, composed of the FIRST
and Second districts with the exception oil the fao-
h"nre TereO
OSF f,o,n the Third Electoral District COMPOSED OF the
Fourth district of the city Of New Orleans; ,hAt
part of the Parish OF Orleans on the right bank OF
the Mississippi. and the Parishes Of Jefferson, 81.
Charles. st John the baptist, st James. ASCENSION,
Assumption. Iatourcllea and Terret0nne.
OSE from the Fourth Electoral District, composed OF
the Parishes Of st Tamn,any, Washington, LNing-
ston, st Hclana, East aud West reliciana. Point
Coupee. East anf. West Baton Rouge and lberriile.
ONE from the Fifth klertorul District, composed ct the
couaties OF Attakapas md Opeiousas, ana TIE TAT
i>he> of RapideS and Avovelies. and
One from the Sixth Electoral District, compf 'ed ut the
Counties Of Nstchitoches. Ouachita snd Concor1ia,
and the Parishes o: Catalonia ana Franklin.
Now THEREFORE,, l have thought proper 10 issue This
my Proclamation, notifying the qualified voter,
throughout the State Of the Election Aforesaid, and
commanding all Sherins. Commissioners oi Election and
other officers therein concerned. to hold sad Election
for Electors Of President and Wee President OF the
United States for the State Of Louisiana. on the 4th
day Of November next, 1850 said Election T." be con
Quoted and returns thereof ma0"-in all respects ac-
cor,iing to the provisions Of the Constitution Of this
State and laws IN such case made and provided
GIVEN UNDER NY HAND, and The seal e
the stat Of LouisiTHd. a Brt"n R0nCs. thu
e.. s. !Seresth iap Of Jnly 4. u. 1856. ana = the
Iaie-adr1.c. # III tni.sd States Of inner
ia hs Eighty Ftrst
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-08
For Salc--A Fine Chance!

A lRAtTO OF LAND situated in this Parish about
n four miles above the Ferry Landing. and from.
ing on the Mississippi River. containing two arp~nts
front more or less. with the d"pth Of about forty ar
pents- side lines closing in the rear. Bounded above
mouy, and below by those Of Villenauve J eRl,nc Jr-
x Co., with all the buildings and improvements there.
on. Also, with or without the 81 W-.NLLL attched to
the same.
This place is we'll adapted for 4 cOTNTRY RESI-
DENCE: there being FINE FRUIT TREES, coon
GARDEN &c.
For terms and conditions apply to O. BERNARD Jr.
Parrish Recorder, or to
.Pf'4t. JOHN e. ELDER
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-08
J. A. TROUSDALE,
SGREEC.E DENTIST.

Baron hDrGE. La,
n NEWS the tender Of his professional serves IN
III ne v.Tirl> branches pertain. ny +. the nE> TAI Az
Ia III li,li"> an! sen;ki,cu o; East and West bat"a
;.o,,, aui :Ge >urfnun ling counfrg
4 TO la, ab;liii es. the hes, credentials can br fur
Ii-hi j. necessary. but TO tho t ~il" nave not rn
loci HIM, he woali respectfully refer /" hi, ki:t
,aruu> Who Lave 80 iib"ralls favored him during Ia,
~ year with their ."nH,'ence, and Tor wiiic. L,
wal retain i,i- most sincere tAaak>. promising :,
sc every eAertinn To continue ID merit the SANE.
Ali N"tk performed scientifically ant with the ut
most care, and also with the view 70 durability. tina.
IN iering n prominent beneti, 10 tie patient. lie will
b. in his Office from : A. NJ. until } p. ".
one. room owe. }. ". Vli.Elns' >h"e sto.e la!ay
IT r.pr.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-08
Programme du Part American.
OFFICtEL.

Ter D'humble, actions de grace a rE.tr,
Supreme qui regit FUnivers, pour avoir So
couru nos encetres dams leur triomphante lut
tc revo|utiopnaire. ct pour la protection au',
ma pas cesse d'accorder, a nous, leurs descen
dants. dams lie malntien DIES Liberties. de Fin.
dependence Ell de FOnion de ces Etats:
2me La perpetuation de rUmon Federale
= 'e palladium de nos Liberties civile ct reli.
S:eusc.-Ia plus sure garantie de lindepen.
lance americaine:
SINE Les Americans doiven: couverner
TAmerlque ct pour parvenir 4 &c but, les
cltoyens mes sur lie sol devront rempIir tous
les emp'ois d'Etat, de meme que toutes les
functions federales on mnnicipaIes, de preCe-
renee aux citoyens naturalisees:
Ame LES persOnnes nees de parents ameri.
Gains resident temporairement 4 retrapyer
.~louiront DIES tous les droits ct privileges des
citoyens mes sur lie sol;
5me Aucun citoyen (qu'il soft ne aux Flats
Cnis GU a Fetranger) ne dexra etre choisi pour
occuper dss fonctions p%olitiqnes. Sill reconnait
devoir une Allegiance GU obeeissance ouelcon-
que q queIq"e prince. potential Oh pouyoir
strangers que ce soft: o. sill refuse d'admet-
IRE. que dams toIte action politiuue. les Cons.
titutions Federale ct d'E.tat (chacnne dams "a
ephere) doivent etre con>iderees comne Ia loi
Supreme;
6me La reconnaissance ct lie maint;en sans
conditions, DIES droits reserves aux divers
Flats: tentretien DE- Harmonic Fl !.nne
tienveillante fraternite entire les Citoyen. DIES
divers Eats; ct, pour ~arriver a CT resuitat.
J, non-'nteryention du Congress dams les ques-
''cns iMersssant specialement chaque Etat.
let Ia n0Il-intervention d'aucln Fiat dan.
les ataires particulierex dim autre Fiat
7me L reconnaissance 6u Lroit qu'ont les
noysns 'se,is o. nataralis6s des Flats. Urls,
de1'enra't Dune maniere perrnanente dams
>.eun de nos Territories, de ormuler leur Con
,t'tnt'sn Ct leufs lois, ct de rssgler / leur re
lsnrs sftairs domettiqnes ct s~ociales, en- 81
eonto'!nant anx dispositions de Ia Constitution
sedera!e; ia Reconnaissance de isur droit
n,adT'ss'on dams pUaion, d&s quill iurout il
a"ralat'on neesssairs pour pr<tendre 4 M re-
n':aent % Congrea-pouIvn toutefois. on
ru' e.'tts qs'aa eitoysa dss Etats-Unis. "a
p = Constellation st les lois 6id1nles, a..
2 ::e ss9ideses ls jsas ees Terr;to;rzs
sf'sPasa FsEticires ermaton & i Coas.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-08
"PROCLAMATIOE
PAR ROBERT L. WlCkLlFFE.

Go~uverneur dc lEtat dc In I.oGksianc.
III She,1f dc la PuroisSr Quest Baton Rouge.
IIENiC que de- iltc;.uT> l"ur resilient 81 Wee
Get Et,t,
Nar.i ;e Quatre de Novcmhre proclaim.
a,nie Gs5H) qu' il est pourvu par Ia hi. camms suit:
CN Elect"ur, pour !. premier District Electoral. com.
pose .a.s pa."i>se> Pl.g.enine .. 81 BERNARD. j.
trei>i.'ne in>:r,c; de La Vile de la Neile. Orleans. e,
lie FaubouTe TrsBe.
tN tf-cteur pour t. Secnni District Electoral cnmro-
Sc des premier IT second District de Ia Nellie. Uisan,
IA t'eNceptiuu ,iu fauoours Treme)
UN fl-cteur pour lc i:oiseime district Electoral. com
pose iu aratri.Ine district de Ia Vile de- Ia Nell" Or
leans pc Get nartie de la saroi>se d'utl.i,r- >itue sur
Is rive troite tu Mississippi, ri de- latoisse Iei.er
son. st Charles. 81 i.an Ia! tiSie, X lafYus>, .i>
c"n-ion, Assumption. Laioavei'e -i Ter sebnnne.
CS Eiecieur pour lie QIatrI.n" District itscfor4i com
pose d-s parois-e st Ttmnanv. Washington. I",ins
stoa. st Helena. Fast ct West teijc5aua. clint tuuI re.
Est 1t Quest Baton Rouge ct itervttlr.
tN tlecteur pour lie t'nlur'me district Electoral Gem
pos. deS cnt!e> de .Atiaka pas ct Upelousa-, ct ,.->
paroI--e R.pid-> 81 .,v"y-iir-, ct
IN Elrctcur pour IL SiNielne district Electoral com, -
=: d"s contes des Naichit"ci,e>, ouaeiita ettoucur-
da ct i-s paroisse Catalonia eli Franklin.
Atoss ipyc, j'ai cru rropre &c lancer ceci ma pro
clanlatIon, nGrt!raut r"s votenr> qualities su tout
l'Etat lie Ia ti'a Election ct orinnnant 4 fouS les Sa,e-
riffs. conan: >satr>d erection. ~ azure o.ic;er .'-> d.,.s
election de 'enir Ia dite Election pour klectcnrs de
President ct VIC" President lie Flats This. Fourl Fiat
de In Louisiana. L. gaa!rr De Nnycmbre proclaim 1881
la dtte election t"ron- ctr" tenuue sere. tnu> les rap.
ports coformrm"nt a i, Constitution le Get Fiat et des
lois passee a &c ~njct.
DONNIE SotS MA 81 GN.t71RE II Ie s,.rn de
Etrt he Ia Ln.isinan. a Bnbn E"sre, e.
o. S Sep Dc Jui!L4 4. h. 1886. # de- i~'e,pltysn
d!iare dss Etafs Inis d'lmsstlae. la qua.s
risct Inieme.
PAR If GorvEsShrR: ROBERT c. WICKlJFTF.
ANDREW s. HEBRON.
Sp.-Ytyi-~ ~ Fiat
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-08

starch, Starch.
- 70 boxes C~olegiates Superior Pessl Starch, the
bcst in use, for sale in any quantity by
dec 5 IS WV. DO;EI. Druggist.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WILLIAM BOGEL.
who,e.,l. and Retail Druggist 4 Apotheeary

XITUN RVLEE, LII.
~ EEPs C0NS1ANTLT q HAND and is dan.
IA Increasing MS stock OF everything usually kept
il. country ana cit, ir"g stores. lour Orders are F"
sa,in,r,i,m to hi, custvmcrs-trfce w.li be iow-t"rn,
Eberal-your orders whether in OF ""t OF hN l,he WI WI
NEE, with prompt attention. Particular attention VIII
be paid to Iachlng andsAipp'ng.
Sy-Every timing shipped by A''n per any so'''
hon. will be insured.
Ii will be to your interest to ouy your drugs ""'
Medicines from Wv, ,,rI
march l
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-08

AttUv.S! StOves::
- \ large supply Of small Franklin Coal s slses
t.tamuni, iarlut. oval. Iiuuan. bGIi, ha!S",ai. priv
;.teHiJm capaiGg. Crescent, four hGlp. Ma. fpwrf-
mali ana l,rg7 iar,e wood, kentucky dwarf. Cook
,ns #nt ii-atin: >tos-,.
June 1rafes. -.Inifront>. whole fronts. Gothic
50 uare and plain ditto "n hand, as! Tor sac low hy
lan5 NUTSAN X MOT TT. titrcn street.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-08

g umdIies,
y ex BARK Mazerpa
10: baskets Anniseite.
3 dozen Corn starch.
I. boxes Colgate's Pearl starch,
u :. Yeast Powder,
. baskets S.l,zcr Water.
900 boxes Ivy Lemonade,
10 dozen Lame Ju''e'
10 " Superior tlaret.
@ l cask Odd Port,
50 dozen Porter. BARCLAY x f'fh'h7
SO :. burton ON Trent Scotci Ale
barrel superior Old MoIonganela
-" ~CampEine,
:. Burning Fluid. for sale by
WV. EOGrl, Druggist.
Try Prunes,
~ 5u It fresh and nice, for sale very cheap ny
WM. BDGEI.
T smc : Lime:
IL Furnished in any quantity, send your or''rr, to
m.r.h MM BEttl-
II \ nne assortment just opening AZ
,,c ~, nM. Bt,tl>. .Dr"py' :.
7 ard Oh:
IL A superior article. just received and III 81
Nh. o IL. iruggi-st.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-08
n C f.

N G e.
V1>HE subscriber respectfully returns his thanks to
l. MS trends and customers who have during the
ta.. year loerahy gave him their patronage and take
TINS method Of informing them and the publjc NJ a,re
that he has now on hand a large lot Of sea Soned lun-
Der. and everything requisite for the undo, tak;np and
successful conviction Of all work in the share At
ting up SLOPES, ~BAR-ROOMS, in the best. most dura.
bic A''i worklnanlike style. All orders left at ne
N""tao's Hardware Store. the Post Office or at tho
SHOP "a Fifth Street, adjoining the st. Peters. and ~
paul's College, will meet with prompt ,ttent;on' ~
q. l.. SEES.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-08

IL \ hne assortment just op"n'nsat
.,c y, HM. Bta,fl'>. .'rurg' :.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-08
10 Architects Builders Contractors PlaH
ters aud OtiAcrs.

'YViiE T~SDEFFGNEb wo.il s.p-et'ully inform
ru;llsrs. Planters ant tie community at tarse
tI.a- he i nav. ui.y re-; AIRED :" manufacture by steam,
"..r. Al .aor notice AN! moderate ps;e.S. U al. Goth
sr ise.i Ii Na!ha sash. all kinds of ianaei ard Sal
roors. sit,", tS-i or r.yn!'ia. Door and Wii.1u"
Sl!n4s Is ,rlfr, WiBius iraGe>, Base, Npuld;n-. a.
la.nin.. Tngaeing AMI GrooyiGy. turning Of every
,ie,cri p:ion.
FLANK } .sei 70 order Of sny width under Wv" r,"t.
mi OF an, thickness under ...ree inches, 1imt.re
rsr->-,i .-iesliy. true. "t any length under t!nri. tive
lee. long sd twenty INCHES square.
ga II orders add. essei to me til. 7ugh the Post
neicr or NJ. Har, i Co., Of Baton Rouge. VIII NEE,
,ro;np, atentioa.
IAN J. W FIHJNN
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-08
IOU3o INFIRNARY.

F,rner of Nen Leree n"J Gaicnnic streets
'V1.liS Hospital is spacious and cnuvenicutl, situate!
L IA square from the river, near the snip and steam
Uoat landings.
lr. JOSH BENSApON is tie Director Of TIE Insti-
;u'i"a, and Resilient ! MUSICIAN ard Surgeon
lr. TiuIAS HUNT is the visiting Physician aud
surgeon.
TERMS:
Private rocms.........t- from 81 so 10 S. per day.
81 so per day.
"t w PeL daN.
Professional ATTENDANCE. medicines. nursing, diet
,Id !1lgings arcincl"'t-d in these Charges.
EE-Suryrcal operations cha rse! extra.
~ The location of the ho.pital is perfectly heal
ny and contiguous diseases are not admitted into
the ~iniirmary
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-08

april Is
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-08

7 isnc : Linac:
Furnished in any quantity, send your orders to
1.uh wv BHrkl.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14
Buchanan on the sumner OUTRAGE.

q A CORE spondent at Lancaster of the New York
Tribune, relates an interesting incident, in con
nection with the recent commencement exercises
of the Franklin and Marshall College at that
place, Mr.. Buchanan being the President of the
Board of Trustees, and upon the stage during the
performances of the graduating class -
"Nothing occurred to mar the pleasure of
any one, unless it-was the Grafton of w. w.
Davis of Sterling, Illinois, which really chafed
the sage of Wheatland. The subject was
Decline of Political Integrity The senti-
ments were noble and manly, delivered in a
pleasant and forcible style, worthy OF maturer
years. He commended the patriotism of the
fathers of the Republic, and denounced the
degenerate political hucksters of the present
day, who make all kind of sycophantic prom
Uses to all parties and portions of the coun
try for even a nomination by convention,
no matter how corrupt or regardless of po-
litical integrity. Sc trucking in their char
acter and destitute of moral courage and po-
ltical integrity that men are found who ap--
plaud the attack of Canine Brooks upon the
noble Sumner for defending freedom
During the delivery oil this sentence, the
whole house was as still as death, and at its
close it was heartily applauded. Mr.. Davis
finished his Grafton, and retired from the front
of the stage, amid thunders of applause, and
showers Of bouqets from his lady friends. For
him it was truly triumph. But on retiring
to his seat. next to that of Mr.. Buchanan, did
he receive congratulation of the Sage of
Wheatland No, no. Mr.. Buchanan said
to him, loud enough that the whole class could
hear =, My youaaq friend, you look upon the
dark side Of the picture. Nh. Stmner'S speech
aoaS the most vulgar TRADE of abuse ever delio-
cred IN deliberatiUe body To which the
young orator replied that ne hoped Mr.. Blu
chauan did not approve of the attacks upon
Mr.. Sumner by Brooks and Others To which
Mr.. Buchanan rejoined that Mr.. Brooks aoaS
ia,c0nsiderate, but that Senator Butler cas uery
mild man. Mr.. Davis expressed his regret at
the moderation Of Mr.. Buchanan's views. and
dropped the conversation. After the close of
the exercises, the friends of Mr.. Davis elated
what l have written. MIR. Davis himself said
he did not think for q moment that he was
in conversation with James Buchanan but
now learns that it was the representative OF
the Cincinnati platform he was addressed by.
The whole matter has caused no little gossip
here in quiet old Lancaster"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14
Gov. Gardner and hi. Position.


The Lowell Ne,cs continues to urge upon
the Peoples party the Importance and necessi-
ty of nominating Gov. Gardner to the Guber-
Material Office. 1t seems to forget that that
very honest Iago of the political world
is opposed upon principle to receiving nomi-
nations from outside or unhealthy organi-
zations.''
Had it not better, before it spends any more
breath upon this matter, peruse the report of
the remarks of Governor Gardner, made at
the congratulatory supper with his political
friends at the Parker House, on the evening
of December 2Sth, 1866, and reported in the
Boston Bee of the next morning.
Lest the Neto8 should not have file of the
Bee handy for immediate reference, we copy
a single paragraph, as follows:
IFrom the Boston Bee, Dec. 30 1851
He [Gov. Gardner also remarked that IF
THE WORCESTER CONVENTION HAD
NOMINATED HIM AS CANDIDATE FOR GOVERN
OR, He WOULD HAVE IMPROVED THE
QUICKEST OPPORTUNITY TO HAVE
SENT IT BACK TO THE CONVENTION"
To which the Bee adds, this ''remark also
brought down the house"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-14
THIRTY-FoURTH CONGRESS.

TUESDAY, August Il.
SRNATE.-Mr. Hunter asked that the aues-
ton be taken oil the Legislative, judicial and
executive appropriation bills
Mr.. Trumbull could not vote for it. be.
cause the Senate had stricken out the clause
providing thnt no part of the money to be an.
propriated should be expended for the rrose.
cution or OBTAINING of persons charged with
treason or other political offences in Kanzas.
Mr.. Bayard, thinking that good reason
for voting for the bill. should DO. so.
Mr.. Hale said he should vote against all
supplies for the government so long as they
were coupled with any appropriation to pay
members Of the usurping Kanzas Legislature.
The Navy Appropriation bill was then
passed. Adjourned.
HoUsE.-Mr. Walbridge, from the Com
mittee on Public Lands, reported bill for
the construction of railroad and TELEGRAPH
line from the western boundary of Missouri
and Iowa, north of the 38th and south of the
44th degree of latitude, to some point ON the
Pacific Ocean.
1t is substantially the same as that pre-
pared by the Select Committee.
struggle ensued between the friends and
foes of the measure on points of order, when
a motion was made by Mr. Orr to postpone
the consideration of the bill until the second
Monday in December, which, was lost by the
casting vote of the Speaker.
A joint resolution, allowing sixty addition
al days, during which Texan creditors can
present their claims to the Treasury Depart
ment, was passed. Nearly $500, 900 remain
unpaid.