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New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

IN ASHTON and HEKCULES 2. GILLILAN ssainst Ihe
Demhsrs Of the firm Of g. L. AGABEG Co, Of Canton, IA
China. desisu ated " GEORGE l.. ACAbEG and JOHN
DOE" their being uuk nOwn for money
demand ON SER To the above desEnsed
DeedAn You hereby summoned and required to sn"eT
the eo,nlan In this scton which will be filed IN the obee o
The Clerk Of the City and County Of New York at the Cay nan
p the City Of and TO OF your answer 10
the ,Ad complaint the subscriber al his Office No 6 " al
street City NeYok, within twenty days after the
service you, exclusive Of The day 3 SUCH
and N ven fail 20 answer the said complaint within the
time Aforesaid the plaintiffs In this action will take Judgment
against YOU the Of Thirteen hundred ana weu no
Cents with Interest from the seven
eeth day of Apr One thousand Eight Hundred aud Fifty
beside the Of this 6cnonDated new OK January
l9th 1856 r. r. MAhbthf' rlshtlns Aa.otnsIi y.
The con plant the above action hedin the oce OF me
rah.nsrv rare fel5 lawSwF.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

The population Of st. Lous by recent cessos %
le2 asa: of whom 1ls,os4 are white, 30e0 eolorsd,
and Is3s slaves 50 76s are males and 35,ses are fe
40 ooo-being ratio a about 5, 900 per anssm- The
numb.r Of manufacturing establishments eel, and
the capital invested therein amounts 70 y, ~.
Total number Of houses, i4,3l1. The hxfh Wsrd see
the largest plumber Of iphsbtAnei the frss Wssa
next. .rff ..rf
We find a paragraph IN circulsiion IN vhies =
estimated that the clergy cost the Unted states
ssOoo 600 wear the criminals sl2 ooooeo; st9 doss
tIo ooo,o06, and the lawyers sss,ooo, geo. a rtrHs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

We are indebted to Mr.. Owen, Purser Of the Star
Of the Wet; to J. W. sullivan, newsagent at San
Francisco, aud TO c. ii. Wines n Co.'S Express, for
favore
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
cUPREME COURr.-wILLMM II. JACOBS

CUPREME COURT.-WILLLAM II. JACOBS
- saina GEORGE y. wIEGAND and others, aud JOHN
X. HAMLIN. Summons. 10 JOHN n HAMLlf; Yoa arc
he.by ,ut cnel ard repaired 70 the
spsnt this .eton, Which fsd ths cfcs q be Cert
Of The City and Of SewYOt the CITY Hall In said
city on The eighth Day Of December 1885, copy
Of the said complaint the Gnbserb>r
Nice ~ NassDst City of New iOrk within
the eryce Of this luminous exclusive Of tie day
OF and
within the time Aforesaid, the plaintiff this
for the relief demanded la the
Janusry 90. le5s. y. kETCHUM, Plaintiffs Atiornsy.
r. favt
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

- YORK-EOBERT d. BOIs against WILLIAM CAk-
KOHL -sumons tof money demand contrsct-Coa nos
To the above defendant You hereby snn9neS -
required The compliant in this seton whch S =
Clerk cf the Superior Court oi zoe ~
ofsswrerk the City Hsn n The Cry Of Nev on aha .
- a. The sad compliant on ~
.esibes their oee No lel BrosdWsy In DE Cy OF Ne~
fot within twenty DAYS ses the serv1ee Of th On
you enc usise OF the dsy Of sush sery1ce And you -
sIvsr the AID complaint within the time aforesaid The Panu
" h scoon VII take judsmeut sssifs yoe tor the sun %
snetyoer collars and sixy cents Win interest ir0m we
teth day q ociObef thousand sght hundFe and hy
tvc, o~tces the Of this Ecton nDaed SoveuoSr i
LAPAU0Ht ANDREWS. PisiDtie's Attorney.
The complaint m th 6od n bs Ofoe OF me lefk
sfFeegnsry, ls5S r3 lsWewF
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

- K.-NATHANIEL 5. MERRITT, EDMARD
WOOD EDWARD MERRITT and JAMES X kNAfP
ssans, iFNIs NOODBURN, HENRY l.. FRANKLIN ana
WILLIAM II SCOTT. -(SummOns for money demand 90
contract ITO the above named defendant henry l. tlaio
You are Hereby summoned and required 70 answf the complaint
Of hieh copy is heewith served upon you a1a
10 cory of the said compliant on e SUD
scrb AZ hi Office No 10 William street. IN tho CITY OF
within twenty days after the service hereof e1eia
,ad conn Ant within the aforesaid the plaintiffs IN th'
scton will take ud sme against you for the sum o.
sand seven hundred aud sht dollars aud hteeR een
with interest OIL six and sixty dollars and three GEMS
of the same from the day Of Noveber one honsano
ssht hundred and IN three; the eight hundred and
fr,yve dollars and fy.iwo cents Som the sixth dy oi
January Ia on seven hundred and hfynine dol ' ana
Inety ur cent? from the 18th day Of Ao 1854 aud Oh the
sum Of three hundred and SlO dollars from the thd day
Nav is4; and Oh hundred and seyentywo dollars and
h day Of Msy 1854 beside the costs
Of this action.-Daied ed Jsnusry ~, 1870,
y COMSTOCK Jr., Plaintiffs Attorney.
The conpsn, the above entitled action was hea w ne
ooe Of the CeTt OF this Court on the lSh asy %
tebIo leWoWf
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
TN pIIRSTrANCE of an order of the Surrogate

Of the County Of New York notice Is hereby given to AL per
sons ssaust ENRf FARLEY late the City
Of New ork deceased present the same with vouchers
thereof the ubscrbers at the Office Of Weniore BOVINE
No 6l Wail-st i the City Of EewYOrk, before the
tvepeh dav Of July eI-Daed NewY ork the twelfth day
Of January, 1886. 6EOk0E hfHDhhSoN,
i.lslaw6mF Of Henry s. Farley, deceased.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

- Yotk-W iliA1n Hickman against Anna Maria Boyd Er-
ocu,x Of the last Wl ke Of samuel Boyd dcSea'e Aaaa
Mara Boyd in her sht John Boyd and Helen hs ~ei
Bsvsrd Bovd Msnee HE wife Samuel BOYD and sGphia
hs wife John Lowe and Eizabeth, bis wife Ed"sre
Bo,d Mary Moore Theodore II. Dwight and Ellen hl rie
William Henry Moore aid Isabella Grsaam, his wiiei sae
Clay HeIburn and Anna Mana bis wife Mungef ana
EEa Jane Agnes Boyd John Baysrd BOYD Andre"
Smith and Nirsna c. bis wife Edward BOYD and Lucy ns
wife James Edr and Anna Maria his wife and heDes
Boyd for relief ON ITO The Dste ad-
acts EDW ARD BOYD, - MUNGER and ELIZA JANE;
his wife AGNES BOYD You hereby summoned aud
reared the complaint thus action which has been
fled eoe VI the Clerk Of the IVY md Couy Of New
on he subscriber his ofce, No. 10 Wall Ne" l0rf
t within enty after the seriee Of This summons on
Won exclusive Of the dsy Of ueh serSe and you is 70 az
- tbe said complaint within the time Aforesaid the Ptinhn
IN tbs sofon Will apply the Court for the relief
the CONF siut-Dsied December p 49,. -, ...
r. FLANAGAN, Pisintfs A:torDsy;
r. ,,.r, in this .ction was hled In the Office Of the
Ciei o she CITY ard County Of NewioTs' on the lth
f& - -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

~ ti sssinst WILLIAM HILLYER, Defendant
10 deu aid on contract tConl not. se To the De-
m dan sbOei amed You hereby oned and required
the plant W this scon which has this day been lied
of the Clerk of the County NcwTok the City
Hall in the City Of EewYork snd 20 copy Of your
the said complaint the subscriber at hs Office Nc 80
Merchants ExehanEe in said city, within twenty days ser
the nee Of % exclusive Of the day Of such
and tail 20 the said complaint within the
aforesaid the plaintiff will take judgment Of
hui dred and dollars with
from the 24,h day Of November thousand eight
huLdred and fyfye bede the Of this ae,ion-Dated
February lf, 1855 H. Y. PIERSJN,
10 2aw 8wTu6F PlsDtiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
C,JrPRFME COJTRT.-JOHN MCLHOILAND

- Aaa NICHOLAS D. CROMAELlN j.. ssainst ~ % =
TUs II. NOVELLI. GEORGE DCAMER, CHARLES n
BANNER and FRANCIS kOkNIG-Summons isr money d.
uapd co1tract-COm segTo the Defendants; tSe are
erehy ed and the compliant IN as 40
on wheh will be fled Ia the oce Of the Cert VI The y aoa
County the City Hall IN sad city and 70 serve
oopy Of the said complaint the tse~eos
A. their oAee Ne 6i Broadwsy IN sad city vi hin twenty
service OF tbs exclusive Of the
cav Of such service and f 70 the said eealp amt
hin lie time AFORESAID the psiEua this Aeon will tske
uaFnent for the Of One thousand Three II an
A snd Ffy three Iootbs Dosrs vita interest nom tbs 20
d,v Of NAV one hoassad eight hundred sss hfthye eese
DE- se.t. of ths acton Dated New 1oIk feo n tsn
LAPAUGH A ANDREWS, PlAInti1s 'Atiorneys
The COMPLAINT in filed IN nc once Of ihe -ff
~. 80 - ~ l,w6vF
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

VNTIE PEOPLE Of the STATE Of NEW-YORK,
By the Of God Free Independent T. all person.
hiers,ted IN the of ANEE T. EDGECOMBE late Of
The City Of EewYork deceased creditors egsees Of
Kin oherwe send sreep. You and each OF you here
by cited and required personally TO be and appear before
Surrogate Of the County New York hs Office in The CITY
Of EewYoTk the irtieth day Of April next at eleven
oook the forenoon Of that day he1 and there attend the
final feieH Of the Of proceedings Of WILLIAM
H. HAmMELL executor Of the last will and testament OF
said deoss,ed
In temoDy whereof have caused the seal Of oee OF
Surrogate 10 be beTeunto affixed Witpess ALEXAN-
DER w. BRADFORD. esq, Surrogate Of said
H. COul ~ the City Of New York tho twenty onrh
Of January IN the year Of Lord One thousand eight
hundred and ffty-siI
20 1swfwF A. w. BRADFORD, s7rrogate
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
N nursuarce of An order of the Surrogate of

persons having claims egausi LOOE BAKER late OF the y
OF NeYok deceased present the with vouchers
the subscrber the office Of Hopkins Co. NO
81 Merchants Exchange City Of New York before
The 18th day August ne1-Da'ed New fork the IN day 0
TebrrArv ig5S WILLIAM c. BAKER,
fsLs IsNGnF. Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

pass Kinney 10 Greyt0wn 10 company Witt hins-
self Col. Kinney learn from another source,
vas aiked 10 accept the appointment OF Director
Of Colonization. while ho WAS in Granada, and
that, too, by several Of the members of Walkers
present Cabinet. He, however, made no decision.
owing 10 his difference with Walker. Col. K q.
after his visit to GraDsda, arrived IN Gr-yt0wn
Ob the I9ib Col. X. intends 10 msintain bis posi-
ton until bis claim can be adjusted by proper
tribunal, and if moested in bis tight, To present
bis grievances 10 cur Government at Warrington,
ard demand protection az an American citizen.
was inormed on my arrival a, >an Juan that
all the Central American states, except Nlcar-
aqua bad been invited 10 meet in Convention, 20
consider the state OF the country. Gen. Walker
learning this, a Commission was appointed by tho
Government consisting OF Major >chlesinger.
Capt. sutter, (son of the California piOneer) and
Senor Argulo, to meet in such Convention, aud if
possible cooperate with them. As the steamer
was leaving Virgin Bay courier was reportei 20
have arrived in town With information TO the effect
that as the party were on their mission, they were
met by courier from the Convention, who had
proposals to offer 70 the Nicaragua Government.
This the Government are looking f'r. and an
smicable adjustment Of all further difficulties.
Out Of 200 passengers by the Star of the West
$50 were gopg 70 join Walker, and was told -
came to Join Kinney. The citizens Of Virgin Bay
by the discharge Of musket in the hands OF one
of the picket guard, who WAS somewhat inteXi-
Gated at the time. The sudden alarm and report
that the enemy were near all arose from this pre-
mature firing.
The Transit Route is being rapidly improved at
Virgin Bay, where the new pier is already ex-
tended about 200 feet, and so far into the lake
that the Virgin has lain alongside. In a fe y days
all the lake boats will land and receive their pas
seDgers at this pier. The Company are filling IN
and constructing wharf at san Juan Del sur,
and the hill having the heaviest grade, has, since
Dee. 6, been cut down selve feet and used in
filling in the valley adjoining. Stopping at Man
zhnillo, we were informed there was $500, 600 10
specie which would be 10 readiness for shipment.
Col Young and Mrs. Leaellyn, late publishers
Of The ~ y Citizen, and how of The Contra
American, in Greytown, are lying here very sick
Of fever They have visited Granada and Virgin
Bay and intend setting up their press In the latter
place and publishing the second paper in Nicarsgus
under the new government. Col. Young, return
ing 10 Greyiown, took passage with US, and ar
rived home February 10. He was unable to sit up
at all during the entire transit having high fever.
Mrs. l.. was slowly improving.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
meoiral.
nR. c. McLANE's Improved LIVER PILLS
~ and improved Vermifuge and Dr. j. scots celebrated
" ht. Crossssp Lininneut. BARNS PARK, Sot Bdwsy


nR. c. MCLANE's Improved LIVER PILLS
~ and improved Vermfuge, and Dr. j. Sco's celebrated
hit. CnossssD Linrnent BARNS PARK, Sot B'dwsy
AIRS. NJ. J. MABIN, Psychical Physician and
WI Tberateutist, No. 81 West 2Gth-st New-York
Ofce hours: 10 to IL. and to p. tsnndsys
Wednessys exceped) for Ladies' only. Examinations and
prescriptions for gentlemen by letter.
TERns-The fret examination and prescription So the
lions 81 applying by letter must state the name eH
d age patient together with the leading features OF the
case. No charge TO the truly poor.
CANDS' SARSAPARlLLA.-T who have
- realized the wonderful curative effects Of this sterling
edy purifying the blood OF Scotus SeOIbnc or
C1aueous EruptiOns iy testify that SANDS SARSAPA
RILLA ,e, dy expes all deeterous matter from he syftem
promotes healthy circulation strengthens the functions OF the
stomach and short time recuss,es the bodily functions to
their pristine vigOr - ...e =, 80
PreTsrcd aud sold BY A. B. n. SANDS Druggists No. 100
FulfoD.st., New.foFk
TNRUSSES, Ladies' and Gentlemen's SUPPORT
III FRS BELTS and BANDAGES, in the very highest per
feeoD ard A. extremely low prices AZ BRIDGhAN Co.'S
Manufacturer Nc lSS Grand near Centre
naket
b. Complete .stfacton guaranteed Orihopedic Instru
ments every description made 10 order County ordeH
promI y stteI ded 70.
VFRGNESu ELECTRO-CHEMICAL BATHS
Prof VERGEES, the dscOyereT Of the process for
raeDg Metals from the Human Body at No 70 Broadway
These Baths only extract metallic medicines from the hn
ma sysem but are peculiarly eicscous in relieving those
sues from RheuInstsIn GOut Neuralgia Psin Weakness
o. the Limbs sprains Spinal Affections Uterine
bsnctous and FrupOns the Skin The Professor himself
sives his undivided attention patients Special department
FOR Ladies' Theory explained 10 Students ct No 7e
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
ADVICE TO TRAVELLERS.


SAN FRANCISCO, Monday, Feb. !, loSt.
We sailed from New-York City OF the tI1
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

feqal Notlres.

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County Of New York notice s hereby given to al per
,ons HAVING csis arsins, GEORGE g. SMITH late of be
City New York merchant deceeed TO present the same
Schultz Co No 81 PerrTst IN Cry Of New York
18th day Of March neDa'ed New York Sept H.
1855 EDMUND NJ. 1DlNO, Fxecutor,
sl6 sw6mF WILLIAM PALEN,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-19
STOCKTON AND FILLMORE.


As the Stockton and Rayner concern
have transferred themselves, bag and bag
gage, to the Fillmore and DonelsOn firm,
and Mr.. Fillmore has cordially gone into
the partnership, of course he accepts their
principles along with the balance of the
plumber. Below we give one of the reso-
lutions of the Stockton and Rayner plat
form, which Mr.. Fillmore must have en-
dorsrd in drawing up the articles of agree
ment for the partnership:
"RcSolred, That the repeal of the Mis-
souri, Compromise, porpetrated for the pur
pose of continuing in power the present
administration and its supporters, was un-
called for by the people, North and South :
that it is breach of the national faith and
II violation of the national honor. and was
designed To array one section of the country
against the other; that IL IS an aggression
upon Jrcemcn and free territory, and that ii
cannot and will not be recognized as hav-
ing valid authority; but notwithstanding
tie abroSatiOn by lar Of that Compromise,
IL MUST and SHALL be JoreUer considered
as subSjSiiHg, and the territory cOnsecrated
By 10 10 free labor MUST and SHALL for
erer SO remain"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-19
TERRIFIC STORM.

A tremendous storm of wind and rain
commenced at New Orleans, on Tuesday
last, which had not abated on Thursday
Immense damage has been done, all the
streets of the city having been flooded
The waters of LAX Ponchartrain were blown
back, submerging the plantations along the
jackson Railroad for many miles, and eaus-
ing enormous loss.
1t was reported yesterday that the last
island summer resort on the Gulf, had been
submerged, and all the buildings swept a
way, causing the loss of 1877 lives. The
steamer Star, small. packet, was blown
ashore few hundred yards from the hotel
on that island and wrecked. 1t was repor-
ted that $50 persons were clinging to her
A steamboat has been despatched to her as
sistance. The island was mostly frequent
ed by planters in the neighboring parishes,
and contained large hotel, with numerous
cottages, all of which are gone. The wa
ter rose at the rate of one foot per minute
and at last accounts was five feet deep al
over the Island. The weather is still cloudy
and rainy. Great losses are reported from
every quarter.
We have intelligence of most tremen'
dous storm between Mobile and n ew Orleans
and in the vicinity of those points. The
rain fell for ITO hours! -four days and G
half.) 1t is feared that great damage has
been done to the crops.-The roads are al
overlooked The telegraph wires are pros.
trated for miles between Mobile and New
Orleans, and the workmen are unable to get
to them to make repairs.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-19
PIEDMONT
Sulphur and Chalybeate Springs,
BURKE COE.H'1I.. ~. G..

/ENHESE Springs are 10 miles north of Nor
- Canton, \. Carolina, located IN beautiful
Mountain cove, and surrounded with
magnificent SCENERY. From this point the Gel
ebi;ted TABLE Rock, the LINNVILLE FALLS,
the CAVE, and Cher cuItosties, are OF easy ac-
cess, and make, to and fro, an easy and pleasant
day $ recreation, and change OF scenery, calcu-
lated not only crafty but invigOrate the inva-
I'D, as well as those who seek pleasure among the
mountains, during the season Of oppressive heat,
ana a retreat from the disease SO common to te-
brile regions
The superiority of these Waters has been suf
hcltntly tired to prove their efficacy, and many
broken-down, and almost wasted Invaiids, have
been fully restored to health by their use.
ne waters have been analysed by DIR. Hap
po.dt, OF MorgantOn, and other Physicians. who
ale ready To bear testimony to their efficacy in
certain disorders. Those wishing TO visit these
Springs by calling on DIR. Happoldt at the
Mountain HOTEL" will obtain al the intorma-
ton desired, as regards their curative effects and
application To certain forms of disease.
The Proprietor, in order that the Patrons of his
Springs may have their stay rendered desirable
and comfortable. has secured the services OF Mrs
PRESNELL, lady who has had considerable
experience and enjoys high reputation in public
house keeping. He therefore promises that his
TABLE shall be furnished with the best the coun-
Try affords, and served up in manner to please
the most tastidious. Nothing shall be wanting to
make every department adequate to the rsishes
and tcdnts Of those who honor him with their
company.
JAMES C. EsTts,
Jnly Is, ISS6-3m
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-19
why NIr. Fillmore Signed the Flu
siGiVe Slave Law.

The following is an extract from speech
delivered by Mr.. Fillmore, at Louisville,
Kentucky, while on his Southern tour:
1.-The Fugitive Slave Law had some pro-
visions in it to which l had some objections.
Ell regretted the necessity of its being
passed at all. When the bill came to me
from the two Houses, l examined it in the
midst of hurry, confusion and difficulties,
and doubt came up in my mind whether
it was not unconstitutional as denying the
right of habeas corpus TO the Fugitive Slave.
which doubt | submitted to the Attorney
General, (Mr. Crittenden) and on being as
sured by him that the law was not viola
ton of the Constitution, l therefore gave
my sanction to the bill.''
These are his words. precisely. VIII
that kind of talk do for Southern men =
Is Mr.. Fillmore sound on the all important
question? That speech was made since he
was President! Isn't he of the same opin-
ion now = CaSSriLLe Standard.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-19

We have adyices from California, up to
the o1st ultimo. The Vigilance Committee
stiIl remain in power. Judge Perry is re-
famed in prison, for stabbing Hopkins an
officer of the Committee, without knowing
what is to be his fate.
Philandel Brace, one of the murderers o.
Can't. West, was in the hands of the COM
mittee, and his execution was looked tor.
Numerously singed petitions, and great
mass meetings had called on the city ana
county officers to resign. All of them pos
itively refused compliance except two. The
newly appointed board of supervisors de-
clared vacant the offices of the sheriff, cor
oner and assessor, and appointed Others
hut the old incumbents refused to abdlcate.
The committee publish an expose OF the
official corruption in the city administra-
ton. The accounts from the mines are
favorable. The crops are every where a
bundant. Numerous serious fires are re-
ported. At the town of Placerville lS6
buildings were burnt, involving a loss OF
100000. The village of Georgetown
Placer county, has been burnt. Loss esti-
mate at 100000. Alarge number of build
ings were also burnt at Marysville, involv-
ing loss of 100000. The town of Fair
Play, Ell Dorado county, has also suffered
severely from fire. Loss $4,000. Numer-
Gus fatal shooting atfrays are reported in
the interior of the State.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-19
MR. FILLMORE AND FOREIGNERS.

Mr.. Fillmore ia trying his hand at the
Gen. Scott mode of electioneering. He
wants foreign votes, and hence the ''rtch Irish
brorue ard the sroet German accent
game is attempted. IN his recent speech
at Newburv. New York, Mr.. Fillmore said:
81 have no hostility TO foreigners; have
witnessed their depl6rable condition in the
old country, and God forbid that | should
add to their suffering by refusing them an
ASYLUM In this. | would throw the gates
wide open. and invite the oppressed of eve
r. land to partake of the blessings of our
laws and country. / would only exclude
from this emigration the pauper and the
criminal. ] would give free federation to
every creed: but while / did this, | would
for their sakes a. we'll as ours. declare that
Americans should rule America. They
should have the benefit Of equal lawsuit
neither their education nor knowledge of
our institutions qualify them 10 govern A
Inerica. The failure of every attempt to
establish q free government i'll Europe Is
demOnstrative of this fact. But it we value
the blessings which Providence has so
bounfifully showered upon Us. it becomes ev-
cry American to stand by the Constitution of
this country, and to resolve, that indepen
dent OF all foreign HlHueHce' AHeIlCdHS
shall and will rule America
The above we find in the Salisbury Watch
man, l.now-nothing journal. 1t is a poor
effort to secure the foreign vote. Does
Mr.. Fillmore suppose the foreigners are
fools, not to see the scat in the meal tub
Although she is pretty well sprinkled over
with meal, yet her ears and tail are sticking
out. Il have no hostility TO foreigners"
says Mr.. Fillmore, "but Americans must
rule America" All, there's the rub, when
it is fully understood. A foreigner must
be here 81 gears before he can become ma
turalised, and have the common privileges
of white men and freemen. On account of
the accidental place of his birth, he IL to be
prescribed, not allowed vote, although he
takes the oath of allegiance, and is COM
PEELED to pay taxes and contribute an equal
share in the support Of the government,
while lie is denied the privilege Of any
share in the representative principle. All
this and much more is to be visited upon
the foreigners. yet Mr.. +. and his party have
no hostility TO foreigners! 0. no, not they,
while they are attempting to fattcr and
bambooz!e them out of their votes.