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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-16
rHE orurR snr or ruE Fn1nrsrEn srony-

The OTHER SIDE OF THE FnBusTER STORY
HISTORICAL RErRBUTION-There are two sides
to every story, and in no instance is the axiom
more true than in that of the political history
of Nicaragua Spain originally possessed all
Central America. When her dominion ceased,
the five States Guatemala, San Salvador, Hon.
duras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica-succeeded to
the Spanish sovereignty as Independent re-
publics. From this period the Nicaraguan flag
waved without intermission over the river and
port of San Juan del Norte, (Greytown,) until,
by order of Lord Palmerston's ministry, the
British admiral in 1S4S drove out the Mica
raguan authorities, pulled down their flag, and
hoisted the Mosquito ensign in it's stead. Thus,
without any warning-without going through
the preliminary of demand or the formula of
declaration of war-the only Atlantic seaport
OF Nicaragua was, in a time of profound peace,
wrested from her by the Palmerston admins
tration, in style which, if not termed filibus-
ter, cannot readily be distinguished from 1t.
The existence of protectorate over the Mos
quito Indians did not require that the flag
which had waved over San Juan for more than
one hundred and fifty years should be forcibly
displaced to make room for the drapery Of an
ignorant savage. This treacherous and over
bearing act of powerful nation like Great
Britain, towards weaker State, has left an in
delible stigma upon the United States which
permitted, and upon Great Britain which in
ficted the wrong.
Nor did the English government stop there.
They about the same time seized Tigre Island,
which commands the Gulf Of Fonseca on the
Pacific Ocean, and the Bay Islands, which be-
long to Honduras This occurred after the
United States acquired California The gov
erDment of Nicaragua, through fear of the
power of Great Britain, made no attempts to
regain the port and territory of which it had
been so summarily deprived, but contented
itself with simply protesting against the
wrong, and relying on this country for redress.
When it subsequently appointed Judge for
Greytown, as one of the judicial districts of the
State, it was duly admonished to desist by her
Majesty s Consul in Central America In view
Of these facts, Gen. Walker may be regarded
as the liberator of Nicaragua, for he comes to
relieve that State from domestic dessension
and foreign oppression. What the filibuster
Palmerston took away, the flibuster Walker
seeks to restore. If Walker revives the con-
federation of Central America, and resumes
possession Of Greytown on the part Of
Nicaragua, his adopted country may justly
style him both protector and liberator.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-16

Senate.
Albany, Jan 10, 1866 l.
PETITIONS, REPORTS, ETC.
petition presented for authority to towns to sub
scribe to the stock Of the Albany and SusquehannA Rail-
road.
The report Of the Regents OF the University pre-
scented.
Mr. bale gave notice of bill for the erection Of the
county Of Rsthbun, to be formed from q portion OF
Steuben county.
tive sest ions.
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two hundred and thirty Of which the House is
composed. Is it not manifest to the friends of
Mr. Fuller that as a distinct positive force
they amount to nothing?--that they can be
truly serviceable only in producing given
result, such as they claim by virtue of their
principles, by uniting with those nearest to them
in sentiment and general policy: BY adhering
to Fuller do they not substantially encourage,
and, in fact, indirectly aid, the friends Of Banks?
OF the triangle, Banks has the largest vote:
the democrats and Know Nothngs, constituting
majority Of the House, by dividing upon Rich
ardson and Fuller must, then, ultimately, if
Speaker is to be elected at all, secure the
triumph Of the black republicans.
There is now one fact at least, evolved from
this long contest Mr.. Banks has been brought
out as the candidate of the agitstors and the
enemies Of the Cnion. lie is the standard
bearer of the black republicans. This defines
the duties Of all national men; and if there is
aspark of patriotism in hs opponents If there
is q regard for the constitution over that Of
party--if men are not criminally Indifferent,
or wickedly and selfshiy devoted to this or
that political organization, and arc not willing
to see everything made to yield to the latter,
they will now Tor a season forget the minor in
terests of party, and select at once q presiding
officer OF true national stamp.
When men trade with traitors two parties
are sure to be cheated. It is too late either to
permit the election Of Banks or to run the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02
Prizes amounting Ia
$2Ol,OOO!!
WIN be distributed according 10 the following
N "a NlEaGE ENT 80 - E'!

uriy Ia Eali,NNn
The 10 0oO Prizes o. determined by the number which
draws the Sl0uO zc that number nhonld be- an odd mum
her, ticket the scheme viii be eni
tied II number than number ticket
vii he entitled 81 In atian other lise whiehmay
he irawn.
Purchasers In buying cquRl quantity o odd and even
number tickets VIII he certain Of drawing nearly onohai The
OF the same with capeesaf obtaining either Prizes
All those ehaia oniuH wa Il, +, eNcnal tbone
un,linf with !, =, ;, J, q
. kemcmher that every Prize h dawn and payable Ia
full " ithout deduction
All rgos Of alno0 aud under paid immediately after the
drawing other Prizes NJ the usual tmo ut thirty days
All communir ations strictly confidential The drawn mum
bes Will ho forwarded pnrchnacrs immediately after The
drawing
whole Tickets. SO Halves. ~ -tlu" "rtcr-. - .
Tickets cnshod In other fekop nj either
office.
Orders for Tickets can be addressed To
5. SWAN q CO, atlanta Ga.
or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
lnlN ~ Atl1anR
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VOL. 5...N0. l..
BALTIMORE.
,,n.n1uu- mEDIoAI. OpF!CE, Les. .., q,

Urinary Batmore--Insiiinted, ID lhes 10 ~ 500
,sg stre Ralf,mofr near the Post OMcel Sokh
III on No FEE REQtiIRED--Dr Mills an experiences
yaelan Aopathc School, may be ooU"e""ssv CON-
In all % PRIV ate nature or dlsehhe
No honrv Cure NOT Egecfed-A practical en'
oreneo OF years enables Dr. NJ to wMrsn" cure W
bo ahoreat pnssibie time have II safely erected
THIS In,nay extensively celebrated Tor the e"ec.ua sn
pey cnrc all Of Secret Dsesses was estaoaheo
IN this city M refuge Iluackery over W wears ago
ri, MN Ppntao Of institution would render public
ee not for the many aPpea o1
bo hched oi their money mAresteu "
s ho flourish largely In the public prints ana
with whom city Ia ovcrstoeked -, ,,. ...
tHief,a be on ponr Guard you would avoid INJURY pccu
nary oaa aud early medical sd wnaro
Trooper treatment be obtained DIR makes no Aurine
than he viii honoraby perform
secondary Caserhc ususl symptoms are sore
Throat liberation the Mouth Itching aud fsn'ernem about
m Nnae nlohcs Eruptiona the skin &c Upon the
the oldest aud most votefaie OF
eaaes NJ Is willing 10 stake ms homer ana repnauon
Of SrienesIhs remedies oi pf M IN resto1
Ing ronK manly vgot ,aing the shattered eonsta
ton and speedily all debility or INJURY incurred om
c,sin secro habit unsurpassed ny any so .ne
afed Manhood May here lind certain restorative ana
Thousands from their realized the swec fruiton OF
no which from failure of QuRckerea In their hitherto
irniloss scar, h had become almost es'insnnhep
drdnfagrs IrrdratNo pol ohour eompouhdao oi Mef'
ohry or Noxioua Drugs used In his practice.
70 Females Long experience In he nesnent OF Femal.
Affections dlscnacs. DC, qualhes pr NJ 10 anord
RfrC In the most dhlcult cnsca Con
neatlons aacod guarded aud treatment marked WIN skill
aud delicacy,
DR. As fedt Preventive This sovereign Rcedy spplcs
either will br duly prepared, by mail, onte
cept Of 10 or r.mg T1o prescription VIII be- Included
blstan, persons cured ~ home by addressing DIR j. H.
MILLS HALuMonf, 0eera post PAID Medicines sent IN
direction, by mail or sxprcss
ttnaO
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TERMS.

m rrRGlyIAN Is published daily at 80 aud friwceky 81
,nng1 IA advance No paper will be- discontinued eN,
q II The Proprietor until AL nrrearages shnll
nVFRrISEMFNrS are insert for 80 cents per square
a. m lcss fo, the ars and 3' cts for each con
e unless ordered form weekly and then 80 cts
will be charged for each Insertion II the number
ons he not ma rked the MS will be published TIL or
out and charged accordingly -
u THE YEARLY RAlES ARE:
For square daily
port two do do "
For one do semi week. -
For rt.yo do AZ
-. advertisements intended for both papers suffice, spe
i contract. -.
p Annual ertiscrs will be limited TO their immediate
mess or the advertisements charged transient rates
p All advertisements appear in the daily and rl-
.iekly papers
ttaby for the excess.
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apoANoNr nED sULrmUu spRly os.-

Iha handsomely Improved aierine Place viii be open
reception of vsitora the 10Th day OF June next IL
In dense forest Of native oas I'm the northern
part the beautiful county of Roanoke the Turnpike
road leading Salem by of Newcastle to the sweet
Springs aud within daya Journey from Richmond or Peters
burg
Passengers on the Virginia railroad viii
Salem from Richmond, mt o,ock, l. NJ and Will be
immediately taken Ia Kent Summorsona splendid daily inn
Stage Coaches TO tile Roanoke Red sulphur, 90 milen)
where they viii before supper ana ma every coot
the traveller to prolong hs stay but
they y, c they leave In the line the next
morning dine Mt sweet springs and reach the prcenbrf
White sulphur before night, thus making an ENrlHELf
DAY TRAVEL of two lays, from Richmond or retprsbug,
- The white sulphur
In rcurn,ur from the springs passengers will svcughs
sulphur the Roanoke tou sulphur the first
Salem time for The train, to reach kchmond
Petersburg the same day
No trouble VIII he Apared to make this as agree
l any Watering Place In Virginia Although but new
candidate Tor popular the proreors Halter themselves
thntit h destined To take high position well for Its cuta.
vn qualities for the style of Its accommodations Mr. Chas
h attention To all the details of public establishment,
together with his wife) Under
their visitors be Of cordial welcome
an, tho very bcst treatment
The Hotel whrh contains % rooms including spacious
loum all the other has been erected
nppfo models and furnish
ng accommodation for oo visitors e present scason when
II be increased any eAon that be required hereafter
superb BAND or MlSIt, has been engaged Tor the sea
all respects viii be the constant and earnest NJ
tho propro,orso render their visitors comfortable and
happy =
The of the Roanoke Red sulphur bas not been fully
anaged but the remarkable benefit derived from a by
ersona suffering from pulmonary complaints nsiies tho be-
valuable medicinal qualities, " Will bo
have that which has given to the Rcd sulphur OF
Monroe s celebrity, viz reducing tho pulse and acting A.
IA tho time. 10 has aeo proved highly beneficial
could be shown by many certificates were doomed
necessary
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NEW.yoRK ADVERTISEMENTS


N1EW YORK. CIOsulNsl, "s""',"r m".''
" JENNINGS, WHEELER n Coz IL shamneis Sae''
appaqtio the rafk ocr Wholesale, an imnrnse SeeN "
CLorHING. ef all kinds. GlohiaV Good f"as hdseh"
- r,,rrs Jat, . I'm aud Sse june II dlmos.
ypssIE HAZARD POWDER eOMsANN'
n Manutaet eturcrs and Dealers in Gt NfoN pl'h haNms
reduced their prices correspond with the reduced ~ oil
snthettc continue their well known brands oi te'
tfe Indian kontucks Ride Powder IN Kegs anu 'Hh
ll assortment of qualities kinds required by the tfadr
guaranteed to give entire eatsaeton
standard of their POWDER, which mas 'NoA'a NV
highest reputation than twenty-five years III DC
found unsurpassed by other manufacture In the World
sale principal dealers and also AZ the onee g"
the Company No. g Wall 60 Water street New No,k
A. q HAZARD, ffest
\. l.. DOUGLASS, SccHt -,
may 2ld6m Is "'t"''l
CONNOLLY a ADAMS, Tobncco G"nsm,s-
SION MERcn ANTS, No. A FNoNf str ct, New YORK
~ Libern advances consignment
Mr iNNISr ADAMS would be pleased To hear from his
friends at this house. JNMtsA a .uNN'Ah'f
apl 43dly kbb 1 NJ ADAMS.
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fuSnE undersigned will continue the Grocery and Gommls
business aud the purohasc of Wheni NJ the old stand
viii be pleased wait his iends and tho public
Generally WM. a. MILLER
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&SFIiE&iR Bridge Rorkbridge Alum Springs, will
rIsezs-ssr~s fnd hc rpediiious and comfortable
route TO take the Ten T. Bufords Depot,
there Buiords fine Horse Coaches ito Buchan
nn) running with W Harvtys line of Horse
Coaches Rockbrdge Alum Goshen Depot on the Virginia
Central Rail Road via Natural Bridge and Lexington. Pas
Eenges leaving Richmond Petersburg at A. M arrive at
Lynchburg Bridge supper Leaving Nat
Bridge arrive Rockbridge Alum din
Passengers all tlnes from Buch
to the Peaks of otter
PASCHAL BuFORD,
WIN NJ HARVEY.
Through Tickets can be obtained ut Lynchburg Depot
Bufords Depot o amy OF the points above named.
In Inn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
- DIR. ROBERP EARIX. Dentist,

ssss-ssTS. DIR. RORERP EARIN Dentist,
FyxstN has removed his enre one door abnyr his resi-
QlIYVyY9 sblenrc on NJ AIN ST aud ono ss,ars s,ny,
nbrrl.s Hotel i1n l-dt.
.~r 4. a.: ,.xEE,N. n as . g.. -:
ED srpVIcTS =, ~ '.is " '".'' M procession
AZ onh - 10 tlr o't~ehs oil Lyhchoufs vicinity
'Hl'r IA IA """'N ii"uSe
may L-alN
- IA. BV VHkhsOEDEK. General Sanilni~-
- Sion m MhhChANl, No H. tRoNI SI"EETt n
sd ~ slNfn I" "hAiH AND ALI SUI III
hhN ff.o - I 49,. ~, =. go
, heler 10 ~ ho"hl' fNl' assher oi Tue hath oi we
k'1 uohti \. /. lN.H ri INA l'-aoh
s1xANRrBN n RUOTnEW s.roc,r. a Conn
lisa go s, m IN vi ~ IN, hA ae"t 10 f iods f
and general Stock of Groceries consisting o every article In
that line also alarge stock of Blankets ned Cloths k.sNS
Satiines PLAID Lnseys Cotton oznabngs Bownahd Bta'h
ed o0mesuss Nalleo @ei aoa,' b9ots ana N,s ai & i
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AsAN OnNaMENTfo for The l.nrIor. us "a viz

AN NOnNAnENE1Ors RnrlOf,
N friend mcmcnio of absent loved ones whht can
appropriate wha acceptable what more dear
worthy be cherish ii than natural hiclkc almost
speaking likeness Of the heads of the household
the little Ove Plants home those loved but absent ones
the flesh be seldom hvarlcions men
health aud character and happiness for gold
sncriced home, comfort and triends
attainment of place and power bu who ever heard OF
happy posseHsnr Tanner" nmiinbr AmbroyPes
photographs Daguercoypcs exchanging for money
the the hoieS motives that left
of fnlcn humanity, Ia prrpetnais aud cement
friendship seal and atfy hallow ed affection The
spnor the of oldest in the business
ladies' by any In nge) con'cmpttos while In this
oralzng with LITTLE satisfaction The heahln and
happy Influences that constantly going out fon his csah
through medium oi beautiful and truthful pictures
beautiful and truthful originals to gladden. the
the aud Mothers the Sisters and Brothers
Lovers and Swoethcarts of the land
aereased his ofoperaors and
having hand fresh and large supply of materials invites
body his Gallery where In all wcathefh may
procured faithful AmbrotYpe DaRucrreotype and those
mol wshing smr of themselves will be cordially wei
amply repaid for their trouble by examining our
excellent Exhibition Pictures In addition o almost
limited and unique have any quantity
Fashionable Je,vcry such ockcs Breast Pins Brace
Watch fob Finger Rings SC, designed to contain pie
any which will be put In the best style OF the ART
the shortest notice and ut the most reasonable prices Tor
cph only. n y iANNEh
N T. Side Main ST, three doors below Bridge.
inly oats Iynchburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-02

FHNIE snbscber In retiring from the concern of Miller
Elam his thanks for the patronage received at
his friends aud respectfully soleis continuance
= the to the concern of VIM A. Miller
ls ogts ROBERT :. ELAN
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uuou.n.ruuN,.m.NG ARTICLES, i... 4.

uuOl lsls-ElRNash1NGA ARTICLES, inst 10
q hand ol tnrprting all wiihA. Plated Tea Sets very
beautiful Plated Table Caeiors Spoons Forks Ladies' Candle
sticks Syrup Stands Walters Communion Suis Pitchers doh
Cups sc, &C. manufactured expressly ir sne aud
Ut superior quality.
Block Tin Coffee lna Coffee RRgos and pois Ten
Jelly MoulH Coffee Strainers Ten Halls Water tnoefs
Mre Dish Covers Toilet Sota very beautiful, Feather
busters Preserve Kettles presorNo Sknmcrs, NutfaekT,
Egg Bcaicrs Suuceaera G Pins nnd Hands Gi Cor
nse Baskets Gas Lighters, Aei Please call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere 80
july lots j u 6tidoNi "
NTOJEGE.-Ehc ce-pnrtDrrshbp heretofore ca
sting the undersigned mud X. bugnid undcl
Dngud Dissolved the lat dhy OF
January last
The business carried by the undersigned,
under the style of u T. 4 a A DllGUID, nj the
old stand of s Dlnguid Sons
All having claims agninst the firm u D. bngnl
sons present them for aotlomon and those owing
accounts III please come forward and pay mp.
DAVID 4. DIIGU1b,
GEORGE A. pIUaIlD
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~ T.. ~ d. a. Dsus.usD, Successors 10 y.

EDs DIUGu1p a Sons, will keep constantly ON hnnd
large NIL kinds Of FtRNlfIR of ther own mnnh
aenr. which they viii be loascd TO shcm the old friends nnd
palfunB Of s. Dnpid & SONS, and the public generally
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ELAN s thia day dissolve by mutual consent VIM
Miller authorized to settle the business OF the con
having claims rgnnst the concern VIII plnnae
them 10 him Immediately for payment, and those III
ebied vil obllgc " hy Iay onry as convenient
WILLIAM A. MILLER
Fehruary olst. Ip56 ROBERT \ ELAN.
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ErzSS E(Zr,y,.S.;ss:::,S';;' Sd

They also keep constantly hand large stort of lah
METALLIC BURIAL CASES, oi all s1e4i aso large stock
WOODEN COFFfNS, Of every description, and viii pay
prompt attention to tho undertaking bu~lesH nj all hours
IL 2,rdNcts u T.. q. A. DIIGt I'D
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vu,uU UuEAVTsEs OF THE CAam SYSTEM

II
i ANOTHER STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS -JNO j.
PURVIS Agt again returns thanks 20 his numerous cnds
public the xampled fine trade he has
enjoyed This he ascbes mainly bis system of
selling exclusively for Cash 1t places him In position of al
having hand new and cheap goods. =
The oppoe System Of selling credit is alike perncious
buyer and seller Had LynchbrE pursued the Cash
In all her business operations for the last 90 she would
have show much higher state OF prosperity.
T. S The above views given free gratis, for nothing
with hope that brethren the trade all other opers
tors may proh by them
Tho Stock of and articles opening Is very
desirable and cheap embracing large supply White Goods
Lawns Silks Lacos, Fans &C. &t and In Of the
articles wanted in this market For further particulars
see future advertisements. JNO. J. PURVIS, Agt
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LNlNE CLARET WINE.-Just received n lot
iulv lot. LEE a. JOHNSON
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obedience resolution OF the l'oafd OF "i
tl Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road Company proceed To
offer nj private all the Bags belonging 10 the Company
and NOT needed The liaes Will be divided into
three classes h 20 and % cents cash according
to ouo'ity f. II. GILL
inlv Itts Genl Supt
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I&OTETOUKT sPRlNGs, vA.-The ..s.cri.

QlOTETOUKT SPRINGS, VA.-The sabscra.
- Der has opened HOUSE of ENTERTAINMENT I'm
medaely the Nc Adamized pad leading buchanan
Salem and six miles from the Va T. r. r. at Bonsacks De-
pot where he is able to accommodate thirty forty
oarders through the Person boarding my
house have the White Sulphur and Chay
springs the Institute which Springs situated about
yards from my house Hack daily from Botetourt
Springs to Bonsacks Depot connecting morning and
with the Cars also with Cove Alum Springs miles from
ctourt Springs. T. A. LEE.
july 2i-dlw .lt
III uORSENIANSm mOPE.-Ail Draynns n, Hack.
men and owners of Horses should have OF this
excellent Remedy hand for the Of RheuYpaiis
Sprans, Bruises Wounds Just received by
June lotsl f' sTARI.ER & JONES'
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bkA v WEt fWWA A'F.T. VI Y -. 4 ~
- FOR NEW YORK. FROM LYNCH asAn.aAs
BURG, VIA PETERSBt re- BY sol III Slllh
RAIIROAD-CHEIPES dND FLE1SJNII>I R7"r
81 New York. Including Railroad fare and meals and
board steamer - 10 New Nork-scc"hd
class aud steeraRe. . $500.
Passengers leaving Lynelbure on TUESDAYS at o.
clock by Side Railroad vi" connect the sam" evening
CITY Point with the large and connodious steamship
JAMESTOWN, Capt Parish ald proceed direct to New
York, touching only at Norfolk
The steamer ROANOKE will continue her trps as hereto
FORE leaving city Point every Saturday morning q" ocE
For through tickets, apply 1"
LEE &lJoHNSON, Main ST, Lynchburg
I &
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F,LLNoRE Sr,RlrlN ALABANA.-The Mob
lie Ners has the following telesraphic dis
patch:
Montgomery, July 1.-THE friends Of FIJI.
more and Donaldson had a tremendous rally
last night, and the enthusiasm was up to tne
highest pitch. Nothing like it since ls4o
Hiliard, Chiffon, Watts and Baker. OF kussei
spoke. The crowd broke up at II oclocS
with loud and continued cheers tor Fillmore
and Donaldson that made the % welkin ring.
Macon is in blaze.
Such is the report Of the Montgomery meet
insFrom Macon we have letter giving orle
account of the rally there. The writer says
Il have seen no such enthusiasm SINCE ls49
when Mr.. HiIliard met and defeated Mi ~ f"sn
The whole affair was exceedingly brilliant
Mr.. Hiliard made the rstspeech, Mr. watts
of Montgomery, followed, then Mr. Baker o.
Russell, and Judge Chiffon closed Macon
will give its former large majority Tor ou,
candidates. The cheering was hearty anG @
had tune of 1s4O about it. On the 25o
there is to be a great gathering at Salem nus
sci county" =
Hiliard aud Chiffon have commenced IN
good earnest; and, we learn, intend canvasslnS
the whole State. Never were men engaged
in better cause and never did cause nave
ampIer champions. The ball IS rolling
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RArurn S1eN1r1cAxr.-The bill in the
Senate to appropriate some three hundred
thousand dollars to improve the mouth OF
the Mississippi, which passed over the pres.
ident's veto, received the warm support Of
Gen. Cass; of Messrs. slidell, Doug lass, and
other staunch Democratic Senators, but was
opposed by Mr.. Brodhead, of Pennsylvania the
especial, personal and political friend OF Mr.,
Buchanan. Wonder how the dwellers upon
our noble stream, the thousands who are im-
mediately interested in the Improvement Of
its mouth, will like this indication OF Mr..
Buchanan, on river Improvements Won't
It render them more enthusiastic in his favor
The phrase two-thirds' in the Constitu-
ticn. it was decided means two-thirds OF the
members preseHt. i 8a +7+7#