davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
BANK DEHARrrE1r ALssSY Oct 70. iss5
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant TO the

1Nstatu'e IN such made and pr0vde1 that 8, the cir
onstns notes issued % GILBERT individual bank
(DRONKk% BANK OF ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY, Os-
asnsbursh, and late DROvRRS' BANK Of CATrARACOCS
COUNTY, be the Office 0f the Superintendent Of
Me BANKING Department 4 the State Il New Yogh fa pay
uet within the date hereof the funds
posted for the redemption Of the circulating ia ed the
said banker will he siveD up. VI. SCHOONAAKER,
on lsw2yM Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
E,OR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA:-SEMI

ia WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL LINE. - The
,,lepSid seamship MARION w Foster Commander will
leave PieI No. n. R.. on WEDNESDAY, June u, at
oclocA precisely For Seisat srpiy on board where
sPoFFORD, TILEsToN Co, No. srosdwy a1 aSs
succeed and leave on SATURDAY, June H. The favortc
steamer CAROLINA makes regular trps to the various lad
nss on the Jchns River floris connecting With the
81. from NewYors and s,ins Gu .RLESrON every
TUESDAY At o'clcek Through tickets 70 Jackson.
vile, &3l to Fnstha, SSA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

IN PURSUANCE Of An order Of the Surrogate
of the County New Yosk, notice h hereby sven to all
nersons ing claims against THOMAS CROPPER late OF
the City Of NrwYorf deceased TO present the sane WIN
vouchers thereof the subscriber hs ~ No
@ Butuua.lp In the City Of NewYork, on or belize tho
seventh day OF November next Dsisd Nevfor the ah day
Of May leo. , =, ,,nsu.,, v..,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

CTEAM BETW ZEN NEW-iOnA ~s
- GLASGOW. -
EpINsuR0H, ?s ts. w oTnaNSs' SS%%s.1.I.
GLASGOW Is2 tsrs JOHN DUNCAN, Con ma 80 az
The GLASGOW and NEW. YORK STEA.shlI - .or
PANY intend sahiLs their aud powenu S'ss"'" ~
Nev.forh for Glasgow dirset. - undsr; ,,.
EDlNBVRGH. Sa,urdsy July 10. at u o'clock noon-
RATES or PASSAGE: -.
Third Ciass found whb cooked provision s...'.'' y
An experienced Surgeon attached 10 each S,esreI
No "a Brosd~sy.
NewYoA City Bnl' OF oOld only received fc; Passage
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

~ SAN FRANCISCO, Cal draw BIls Of E1chsnps On
DREXELt l. Co, PHILADELPHIA, payable at the prineips
ei,iss Of IL Urited Sfsrs
Collection, San Francisco and ~ the interior Of
State AID proceeds promptly rsmtsd Collections nay be
direct 20 ID. 3 c. or through DREXEL CO., Phls
depha or L. Z. LAW WRESCE Co, No ls4 Ssssss NY
Exchange San Frsncsco fer sale 10 srit, ~
DREXFL Co. Philadelphia, And L. ). LAWRESCE CO.,
Hsy.Yerk
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

BANK DEPsETMENT, iiBtSY, 4ne 7. 1855
TNHE Canas,o'a Bank has this day filed, in this
i Office notice of the appontuen, Cf the MEqCHANrs'
BANK OF ALBANY tie City Of sIbany. Agent for the
deu piom Of it, ousns notes eabe 20 the entitled
An act 10 aend several relating lBcopora,ed
Banks Ba Assocaions and Individual Bank rs passed
April a. ls5i. JAMES VI GO TX. Superintendent.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-30
rhe Late ElecSSOsss.

The Lsss Gises'""s'
We clip from the Chicago 7tnes Of Friday, T,
October 7th, the following dispatch from Hoo. |
Jons W. Fosxsy, Chsisman Of the Democrat.
ic State Central Committee Of Psnnsylvauia
ra,lAbs, Ys,A. Oct. u, issA.
Ds.sersiss sssss ,sAss s..sssA b S.~.A.A ss,ss,y
'"'''' ''''s''" ''''''a I" c"ss';.ss sss. 3 % %s.,r,
From tie tsIssrspL;e diyus,cbe, Of the Ga
lena Aius,t,ssy a Sstus,lsy. the 18th. we clip
thc following, of . later date. and confirming
the dispatch ftosu Col. Fossxr:
rss!AssIs1A, ds,, i;-i2. ra
he s9ss.ss.s Ds.s.,ss ss.ss 70 ss s,ssa over Ii.
ssrss 4. - ''s''''-'"r'''"'s '"' "'~''"'
Ard . psrsgrnph following the above, head.
Cd "f>tsut" ssvs:
N. sas,si s.,s,as ss.s 10 .,o-i, Esd NJ,
9.y ssss sn .s - .. ~. - -. s,, b,
'hs Ds"sefa''
! 'M" o'spA'enes' taA'' "o'n Jo"'"s" ''P'"
sehuns M Two g''si opposing P"''"a" "'e''
""' Ano o' os'e" so"e'en"y !e'n"'"' ''""' I'VE
""y -" '"N"'"' =" ''''''' "''' ''
s"'. "''s'' "'o'" Any ''A"".o" f""'
Ie'"'' !" ie"Ny''a"'s ~ INV "'A'e eSe"""
W. rc~''e '"7 'h'e"'Hs"''' %" '"''ey "
""' "''"'' wv VIZ" '.'""" ''
""' WV" q"'e' I'y' 'n' '''S " '"' """"
c'"""y "e'e """e" ." ''"~y"""'n WIN
tscn"'"Ss anS"ty' Inc e'"c''o''s )" """ a"'
'"''s'H' '"""s"" " R'e"' ''"f"''s"' """,'.'
WI" e""Is'At''e ""'s"nca"~ ," u" P""'c
estim"hon' r~ mon'hs The 'a''h' ana ,nf
wealth. I" '@ fssp"p''csh parry ~r" P""reo
'n'o the state WIN laws" pfod's"'''y, wh'eo
sh""~' bo'h 'hr "''fss'y " SUCCESS ~ the''
estimation. and 'h~I'er"r ds'erin'"a'i'n 10
wm IT, 'h' rfe'no"''r' H'aked ." 'n''r ""pf
o' s"c"a' on t"e Ss"r W ''hhSy"h"'" hno
tmy have m''s' 'hy nave m'''i' to'' "ndf'
circumstance ,'' ,"'-t au.p'e'o''s o' suc''r'
'"'""sho'' W" "'"'e' WI" ''T eA"l''"" "
"na@ '""eVss'oo"' "'"''"'' '""P""' W
gnn~e'' "'S'"n wa" inaa' '"'~'e" INV support
efs I" FREMONT anu r'lhs""h "'er '""'
co'"o'"" '"f"~ '''e ''''"'"ey nave trump"
"i g'ori"us'y. u" struggle o' IN" canvas
There IA over lhr '"T =" 'he opposition u
November viii lr divided '.twen the iHpuf'
licah and American electors ami HICKMAN
p'nmh'y VIII come '""r '" MY 'h"'sa'"'
THIS r'sn'' IL gratifying !" contemplate no
merely because Il insure" The success "I "'
( PRESIDENTIAL nominees but 'Tea"~' II prsi''er
mines ~" voice OF the country TO r Tor 'h
country and against all Sc'iona''sm TN
heart oI 'h" ""tio" u Sonp' I" the core
Il 'nobio' the result go~ lar beyond Democrat
lc expectations. The popular vote ~ for th'
Republicans. but the gains oI the Democrac,
have lncn Immense. A dispatch from Cincin
natl Of the 1th states that Mcssrs. GRo~sBscS X
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-30

L Cnder this cab.ion. the Nnnssofion of the
18th, charges opon the Democracy Of Pcnnsyl I
vsnis, and especially upon that portion rss'd'
ing IN Philadelphia. the preparation of 'n'-
mene frauds, in purchasing up, and importing,
voters, Tor the October election. This cry Of
fraud is no new thing. To CONE from defeated
party. II is the cheapest consolation, and the
most easily obtained. II indicates, in the 6rst
instance, that the party nsing il has been most
thoroughly routed and that the surprise aud
modification oi defeat, has tefeit them Of reason
and fairness, and left them only tbs desperate
weapons Of crimination and denancation.
This charge ot fraud ut the October election
10 PsnmylvAnis, ia reia,ei by the very clrcun'-
atsncs and character of the csDvass at least
~ fer a. fraud ksing atlaebabIe 10 one party
over another Probably 10 election ever held
10 any par, Of the Union has ben W closely
contested. At every poll throught the State,
the most perfect organization wns effected aud
committee met and chaIlengcrs were present to
scrntinize the character snd qualifications of
every voter Under auci circumstances illegal
voting Is next 10 an mpossbiIity or II per
pstratei, certainly 10 one party could have any
advantage over another.
| IN tl,s evidence adduced by the M,ans.a'aa
To sab,tantia,e the charge Of fraud against the
Democracy Of Philsdclphia. no specific cases
ere brought fgrward. but only sweeping asscr'
ton. bascd upon the TACT Of large increase Of
votes In that city This increasc i stated to h
Illegal, aud chargeablc solely to the Democracy
A few plain facts will not only relieve our par
ty from the diagrarc sought 10 be fastened up
on II, but will throw the burden Of whatever
fraud actually existed back upon the Black Ro
pubIicaus At the STATE election. on Tuesday
tho liih Of October there were polled 10 ths
city oi Phiiadcipbia. brtw@n the Democrats
and Republicans, 1000 votes as follows
ssoi'. f~m ....,... ,.,....-... ls.ooo
| 'nrbtans, ksp .,,,......-. .SA,VS
Jot.Ioib = sndR. ........... .... 5,oao
Al the election ior Mayor Of Philadelphia
lna spring, there were pollet between Demo
erals and Republicans, $4,000 votes, as follows
Vsas, Ds,a. .......,. .,..... $500
Nno,. Esu lS We
|
roial of II .sud II = .... ...,....... ooo
This statement shows al exceS Of 1900
votes in October over last spring. Now, # ihi
IcxccSs of votes marks the extent of fraud, Per
} etra,e.l At the October election il will be seeI
thst the Black Republicans are responsible io
1900 more Of fraudulent votes tlian arr thu he
mocracy; Tor Of the 1000 additional votes tn
Republican gain over last spring ia 1000, whI
the Democratic gain is but 1900. This make
the Republicans ffty per cent. more expert a
the gaiw OF fraud and ,lllainy than the Democ
racy. II the M,nnoof,on, hypothesis il take,
) TO H. true, And i,,1, IN this 10 the lihel
J upon the Democratic party result. Thu
} thicf Is always the one who cries stop thid'
tho Ioudcs, and taking ,h'is own assumption
as true the Republican, of Philadelphia l'av'
been guilty oi Just iitiy per cent more rascalii.
than tho democracy. whom they condemn
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-30

kirtrio>. We have thus far. says the Tar.
imona iasgrcpa II the I'D sns,.. scn unable
To get in the clec,,ou riurns ol the different
precincts. hat enough W. believe. To insure the
election of the Democratic ticket in whole or
rarly ~ Thecc seems 10 lc some doubt with
regard to the election oi Mr. Bryant. ior Rep.
r~scntativr W., however. have hopes that he
is elected Mr. Gec whom the opponents had
poin,,,l all their batteries against, We ar most
happy to annoancc, is elected by a handsome
majority, What plcsscs Us most, in the cleo
ticn ~ this gentleman Is ,ha, we were told hs
would hardly nSri~ vote in some portions
Of the county, the hostility sgains, him grow
ing on, OF local matters altogether We be-
lie,r now. a. W. III before clertion. that Mr.
tere will rcpr~sn' the whole people, r'ysr,t
hess Il any particular locsli,y or placc We
claim Il ~ quite victory IN tbc election OF
the pcmSN'ic ticket in this county for We
~ew alrno~, lel TO hclmve ths, we were tc he
cn,irrly annlhilatNi a. party lndsyd sonS
~rnt ~ lar as To gay AMI think tha, We hadn't
a ccrpcrss cuari, anil that i, WAS all non
sense inr us tr make demonstration Hut we
do M, accuse all OF cur opponcn,s OF having
entertained So erroneous an niea The psmc-
eracy y. still alive and vii slway. ~ found
' bohhirg.a,ro when election days conc.
olms,ei county has also done her duty. hav.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-30
"Whwt u sail " a. shrrc!"

Yesterday. We heard some. hitherto sanguin'
Republicans. offering To bet that JouS &
FRruoSr would receive the electoral vote Of q
larger number Of States than did Gxx. Scor1
in lsil u i is any consolation In them ",
think Br,u,sA> men, generally, will br willing
to make this admission, although II the Prsi
Dental election was postponed month later. i,
IA subject oi doubt with ~, Il FRENoSi
would even carry as many States a' did the
hero ci l4uniys Lane As ii i', he will not
receive n large popular vote,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-30

There are thirteen counties still to hr heari
from, which gave a democratic MAJORITY 10
lisa II 369 in which, however, are orAngr
Daic and Monroe, all ., which ar expected
to give large American maloritiss The pro
portionate American gain in the thirteen
CountsS 10 hear from would nv, give u ma.
jcrity either way
SorrH CARolisA NsxBsRs % CoSGsyss. 49,
The delegates elect 10 the Thirty -tifth Congress
from South Carolina consist OF oil the Old
usmbrrs, except wv roscprs Nurs. who is
ehoen in the Second dissr,c, in placc OF Hon.
WuIiAs AKIN. who declined . reelec,tcu
The following are ,he,r Names. AcQvrrS,
First nistric, Wv Z NitkS, Second pis-
uiet L. N kSrrr. 1hid District T. ;.
BxocXs. Fosrth District JAsEs |. oxx.
fihh plstr,c, Wv ". Bo,cx Siy,h Dis
tr,ct.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-30
PrnWsytvaWta.

We ha,r th. official returns from Iorty i've
count,,a III lh. state. and the reported major,
itis~ IN the "iher ninctecn. from which the Off
cial figures will not, probably vary but few
cithr way, Iheae show according to the Flu
siou organs. Democratic majority ol i.l6,
Most oI our paper, however. ~et down our ma
joriiy al $500 The Legislature "a Democrat
ic. securing u 'n,tel Stal,e Senator
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-30

In Ohio the Republican State ticket Is elect
cd, by plurality. so say their papers, Of 20,
900 II IL as follows Judge ol superior
Court, (iull tern,.l JOSIAH Soorr; Judge OF su
perior Court, (to fll vacancy) OrH BowHs;
Board Of Public Works, JoHx WADDLE; At.
torney General, Cnais 7. WALcorr; Commis-
sioner OF Schools, ASsoN SsyrH The ieeea.
ton IN Congress stands thus
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-30
india

Ia thls state the returns indicate WnL.ARps $
election by over 5000 majority The Ingisla
tarc is Democratic in both branches. thus ~
curing two united States Senators in this state
We eject -is members oi Congress, the Fusion
is's 'onr and one in doubt Last year W. had
tao.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-30
wh,ss,sss - kesp sA-,r Courage sp.


The 0alrna Advertiser ,ot last Thursday r.s.
soxrJ chWu it, rad-r with the Intelligence
thst Union Electoral Ticket has lsrn formsl
in Peansyivania sincr the late election on which
men ot I'll psrtiss AMI issus Gun unite for ,h'
purpoe of dcsssting Mr. Bvcn.xAN, and pr
dieting that that State viii give FsxScSr 1
najesiey of 10000 in Nosemher, 1t ~cus tt
N that this sanr language WAS used by tn
rasxoxrras previous to the late election, aus
vet the State went Democratic. Well W. shsl
ssr.
II i'enYylvaniA gives fxssosr 10000 INA
jori,y In November. W. hop our friend of ,hs
Ad,ut,w will trwari "a special dispatch
escaas ~ sAoah hardly believe II II il came
,hsoaeh The ordinary cAassd.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-30

We arr authorised to say by thu gentleman
above naussi. that the statement recently made
BY The Rsp'sh''a" tdron,s, @ Shakopr, that
b. is pledged To sc, with the Rcpublican party
of this Territory. WA made withou, his author.
,ty, aud 10 untrue. lie dcr- no, contemplate
asy change o' political action in rs,~c, to Ter
r,,orial adAin. We are happy to rrc'w this
assurance. anal 20 give il publici,y
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-30

The Warrington tnon learns iroma gentlc
man who was in X aasss ut the election AN,
who naeb~i Washington on Monday, that thu
election. ven, oa quietly aud 'ha, Gov Gr,R,
hnd male every necessary arrangement to a.
cup Ia every vo,er the unmolcst~i exercise ol
this pr,vi,vr. The sntisla,cry voters, bowev'
or. decl,nel Ia avail thcms,lvc Of their rights
AMI allowed their opponents to carry the clec.
ton without . contest t;cn Wh,i!cli was
voted tor 'or 'oogrss b, the pro slavery par.
ty. aud IL .lectsi
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-30
rhr EIeeeiOns.

From returns received from Pennsylvania,
up to this date. Ne sum up the following as the
resui, of the election 10 CongresHmen, In that
State. From the list annexed below II will BE-
zen tia, ,he olIicial retnrus coofrm the aec.
ton OF fifteen Democratic Representatives., b.
ing gain Of ten, "A before reported. over thu
delegation in the last Congress
lst Disirict--Thoa. Il. Florence, Dem
2d-E. Joy Morris, Fusion.
H-Janes Land, Dem.
4th Henry ". Phillips, Dem
jth--Owen Jones, Dem.
Gth--John Hickman, Dem.
9Th Henry Chapman, Dem.
sth- J. Clancy Jones. Dem
9,h-A. p. Roberts, f.
l0th--John g. Kaokel. T.
lith VIM. l.. Dewart. Dem.
! l2tl,--John G. Mootgomery, Dem.
| l3th--W. II. Dimmick, Dem
i4tb-tjslushs A. Grow, f.
9th William II. Irwin, J.
lGtb--John j. Abl. Dem.
18th Wilson Reilly, Dem.
istb--C. l.. Perahing. Dem.
l9th--John Covode, +.
20th---William Montgomery, Dem.
| 2lst--David Richie, y.
l2d--5amuel A. Purviance, =.
23d-W William Stewart. F..
2sih james s. Gils. Dem.
10Th John Dick. r.
In Indiana, there sr~ sixteen counties yet I
hesr from The vot- 80 far a. heard from.
~ follows The Hooser State is sal. for b,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-30

Second iaea,suan, George W Ro~, cerps
Typographical engineers resigned bis COMM.
Sou % the I'll inst.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-30
Ohtss.

thr latest news from this State ays We gain
eight member OF Coneie.., instead Of seven
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-30

A lev DAYS ancv, MepdiclA. tbs oA guide
Who piloted Gsn. Taylor ,hroash his Mexican
campaign. ap 10 tar tAt,le OF Boeoa Vista
died in Arwr vAlsy Texas Ased 20 yrsrs,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-30

\ FNnIr, TH,Dry, SrWES> hgh
priest of frmonilsrn N Pennsylvania. n
sp~rcA Lancaster iew days lefore the ate
election. a'i thA; The resul; there on the STATE
ticke, wa i'cisse And aos. That. vhs, vr
th,rk
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-30

Tas Inauguration II BTocL Aoa.ue.i q;
Querustoa. osing 10 ;be necessary -bseuce q
Sir Allen MeNab ard other d..E::asies, dd
not take p,acr 90 tie l2iA Inst sri 3 POST.
pou>i 20 4ouls tlms 0eIi month
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-30

Hon ilowrii Com In h's late ~ps'ch at
indianapolis. rpelel with much warmth aud
carnsine~ OF iecine the charge ,ha, the south
sought to inrcc the institution ot slavery upon
tlr Territories against the will nj III" lrorlc,
or that they made demand. upon the North
which were rcpagnant 10 the conscience Of any
man who loved thu Constitution anil ,n,en,isd
To live up To its requirements.
This il the position OF the Democratic party
both \u,h nnd South, ami when the Rcpubl,
can prrss charge it n the aim Of "r party to
force slavery into Territory now i,r, they
MAKE statements which they know To h untrue
In every inspect, such charges however We
are glad to s,r arr M, believed by the in,elli.
gcnt masses Of the poplr, NJ the la,r elections
haW abunsiantly shown
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-30

N.s AArE nsysy the vel kno~G ac,res.
i DON PLAYING n Daoeqse
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-30

0T0ppiny she Canvass. The New York
AesalA Obliged 10 C0neede Duehiaaan's
Election.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-30

Pennsylvania bas gum sefy drcideily for tn
| baobaran DcmoCracy 10 its State and Cougrss
'lonal election, disappointing III" expectation.
OF tbe friends a. Fremont The causes ~ III.
a7e hot folly appawn'. eYccri the obvious oot
q want 81 votes on tNe ricAi side Srsfr~
haa ne,
Hes nge1 ma-, .rusible ths caDdid tat.
"a, RI; is than al ,ha .d.a ,wadi8e abca, tshu
.l1s bodies o. Qaskers who never have voted
aai Nhe iotsui 20 vote a.aius, J AVIS BrSHaN
Az, ,hir rc'rLbo, ard frie3i lover Of Pa-
sa3 qg0e,ncss. QlaSef nevsr vote fos daellists
They never vote kr b1iies and tshilng nf-
N.s hArE nsSsy the well kDo1g actres.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-30

Ehlcr SWAN, Of New London, CT, in oue OF
hls political Iec,urs sew days since. said
Il want one mo~ Telegraph virr, and wan,
It 10 lead straight 10 Hell. and wani 10 seu,i
the frs, despatch on it. ard tell Judas lscario,
to move one ssik and make rom for Frsrklin
Picrr"
L. that Christian, az Fremont srirt
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-30

rHs MorSvERs.-A dispatch from II well
known citizrn of Chicago, says the Chicago
T,me, now in New York, received ycsterda,
state,
There j. great enthusiasm here over ihe
Democratic victories. \ coffin was fourd ip
Broadway with the following inscription
JAMES GoRnoy RENXFTr, killed by tbecy.
p!oeicn N pennsylvania, bet. l4,h, ls5G
Ieaceidi he nv slent 'lumbsrs
VI 'r,ce Hrstiey close ewes
" shall faii ~ ssn' Il number,
Hdte me up when Fremont dee
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-30

VERMONT L. :, SsNsros The LEGISLATURE
OF Vermont. on the 2?d inst, r,~elec,ei Mr..
fo"rs, L y senator, ,or another term q, ak
VArs
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-30

SnoorIAo WHAT'S. Captain Ro,, NJ the
American whaler Safhcni has intr~lucsin new
mcar Of taking the occan mosstcrs Instead
OF harPcouing them as Esmrly~a mode ths,
WA dangerous to whalemeu. as wsll as uucrr.
tain in rrsnlt--Capt T. shoots the hsh AZ
ter the hall enters the body /, lesplo,ls~ on
much the ~mr principle as she'll The ef,~,
is to sha,,er that portion Of the whale whsw
the ball enters, md il ssklom tails to reach
vital part, 1hrw whales had ls~n tins taken
IN an rxnyimcntal cruise
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-30

iirEog ~ RAos.---We observed yesterday
little, thin Old man. with rag bag N his hand
picking mp large numher Of suiaI pieces a.
whale bone which lay in the street The depoe
il was Of such singular nature that We presun
e,i 20 ask the quaint looking Catherer bow he
supposed tbey came there. "Don't know" h.
replied in = squoakipg voice "but 'spect SON,
unfortunate "ma,n was wrecked he-eaboul
snmewhern
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-30

We havc hitherto, inadvrtcn,ly omitted to
note the Tact, that our cou,cmpcrary in news
psperiom, the ~ Pau F,nsasai, Ronl rsa,s
and Ra,ivo,d .tiv,,t~r, has ma.ic its arrrur,
snw in new ard beautiful ,ir~s of small ,y,~
II nov prevents very handscusc appearance
Our frsud. Mr.. }. 4, WMxxiasrx, Who is cau
nccted with the editorial d<psrtmcn, of the
Adwt,s,, wieIds y graceful AMI piluan' Pen,
Nay his shadow never be ls~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-30

We give below the official returns oi the re-
cen, election in Ramsey county. as canyassed
by the proper authorities on Saturday last
FfRST wapn
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-30

From Pennsylvania, the telegraphic reiurns
received last night, clearly indicate compc;c
overthrow OF the Democracy, by the Union
ists
On the receipt OF the above intelligence here
at Y o'clock last night, salute Of five guns
was fired - f.roya Beacon.
We are glad TO record III is instance of libei.
ality. FREvoSrERs firing salutes for Brcu,>
aN victories
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-10-30

Female wages are still very high in Caliior
MIA. Advertisements in San Francisco paper
Offer SEQ end $40 month Tor agirl. A lc'ir
says
1t would astonish you to sec some OF our orr
want girls in full rig on Montgomery street
A S1j dollar blue velvet dress, $50 bonnet
gold chains and big canoes TO match. arr not
al all nDire0nent
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-24
CIRCULAR.

The undersigned, members Of the National Es-
seative Oonunittss Of the Amsrican Party, have
pleasure in'announcing TO the people, that salts.
factory arrangements for tho future maintenance
of the AHEaIoAs ORGAN, az an authoritative eapo-
Hs,sf and adpocate of the principles of the Ameri.
can Party, have been completed
Recommending It's labors, under these new au-
spices, the undersigned cheerfully commend the
AxxKIcAN ORGAN to the generous confidence Of
the Asssricaa Party, in every section OF the Con-
federacy, and they hope its columns may command
the widest circulation.
Fl HUMPHREY MARSHALL fKy.
l SOLOMON g. HAVEN, Of N. Y.
j. MORRISON HARRIS, Of Nd.
~ s JACOB BROOM, Penn.
WAsHIsGroN CIrY, ID. c., May 10th, 1855,
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-24

I there be those either North or South who desire
an administration for the North against the South
or for 6he South as against the North they not
ihe men who should give their suffrages to me.
For my own part know only my country, my whole
country, and nothing but my country"
[MmLARD FILLMoRE's SPEECH IN New York.
"The foundation OF my preference is, that Mr.
Fillmore has administered the Executive Govern
nent with signal success and ability. He has
Deen tried and found true, faithful honest, and
sciantions. wish to say nothing in derogaton from
mis- eminent competitors, (Webster and Scott,) they
have both rendered great services to their country
the one in the field, and the other in the Cabinet
They might possibly administer the government as
well rs Mr.. Fillmore has done, But then neither o.
them haa beea tried he has been tried in the eeva
ted position be now holds and think that prudenc,
and wisdom had better restrain as from making any
change without necessity for it, the existence 0
which do not perceive OLay's letter to UAaaanH
March sth, 1852