Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-19

the principles which characterized the wing
party, and extravagantly profuse in express
sions of devotion to that organisation. But
the result of their labors is the nomination or
endorsement of Presidential candidate who
belongs to the Know Nothing party; one who
has 80 effectually cut himself loose from Wing
ties that the National htsihgencer, and
other respectable Wig organs, cannot give
to him their support And they have like
wise endorsed Andrew jackson Donelsou, a
name which Ex-Governor Trimble said was
not very popular in Ohio. 1t is certain that
Donelson never was a Wig
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mentary involving the subject of profession
rersus practice.
Relations with England.-When our Gov
eminent gave to Mr.. Champion and certain
British Consuls their " walking papers," for
their violation Of our neutrality laws, the Ad-
minlstration was severely abused by those
who, smelling gunpowder and hearing the
clashing Of steel afar OF, lost sight of the
righteousness of the proceeding which the ma
honal honor, in that case, imposed. And,
too, the judicious and manly stand on the
Central American question served as phan-
tom to "fright the SOULS Of nervous and timid
political " Bloomers" But subsequent events
have served to convince even those fault-fnd-
ers and scandalizers that the President of the
United States was right, although they may
be reluctant to admit that their former fears
were groundless. The sequel is, according to
the confident assertions of the English news
papers, that q new Minister has been ap-
pointed, in the place of Mr.. Champion, ard
that Gas We learn privately from a reliable
source) the projet of n treaty between Great
Britain and the United States on the Central
American question, has recently been COL.
summated.
That Coalition in Pennsylvania.-Things
don't seem to work" in the Keystone State
to the satisfaction of the Know Nothing wire
pullers who have been trying to bring about
coalition with the Fremont party in the
shape of an electoral ticket to be composed of an
equal number of Fillmore and Fremont men.
The Philadelphia United States Gazette
(FremonD denounces this "chaffering," and
says:
O. No such bargain as this would be satis-
factory to either party. 1t is high time that
the Republicans should know where they
stand In Pennsylvania. They should meet in
their respective districts and either call upon
the State Committee to frame ticket or nom
mate electors by districts themselves Things
at present look very much as though some
members OF the secret Know Nothing order had
managed to get the control of the committee,
and were using it to forward the purposes of
their own party"
Democratic Congressional Nominations -
The Hon. John Kelly has been renominated,
unanimously, to represent the fourth congress.
slonai district, New York, and Hon. VIM. B.
Msclay the fifth. The Hon. Jno Wheeler
received the unanimous vote of the convention
In the sixth district, but he declined the nom.
ination, and John Cochrane was then selected
as the candidate. The Hon Hiram Walbridge
and Daniel E. Sickles, Esq are the contest
ants for the honor Of a nomination in the third
district Elijah Ward is the can didate for the
seventh district.
The Current 0oeratlops OF the Treasury
"spartmens.-On yesterday. 18th September
there wore sf Treasury warrants entered on
the books ofthe Department
For redemption of Texas debt. SI.597 rs
For the Treasury Department. 1854 81
eof me interior Departmental. 5,6l7 90
r u oostons. ...-............... 47,546 AZ
var warrants received and en-
~, tered .................... 100, O8l %
war repay Hac.antsreceived and
entered. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6s7 O9
On account OF the Navv......... 50, 1925 90
Repayment on account of the