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STORY'S POEMS.
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1--WE read thee poem, with pleasure They
bn they all good The suthor 10 rtist
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A GRAND CONCERT-By the young Ladies
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Fftm IDS Union huu AAncfiSau VI July Stn.
IMpoRrANr.-The New York Know Moth
ing State Council assembled in N. Y. City on
the 1st inst, and ratified the DouiDation of
Fremont and johnson, instead OF Fillmore
and Donelson. The Convention was composed
of 52S delegates, representing l04 towns. AT
ter the Convention had adjourned, about loo
of the delegates assembled and ratified the
nomination Of Fillmore and DOnelson uRaRi'
naously! So says the N. Y. Mirror.
No such meeting as the above took place
in New York. The Mirror doubtless had
reference to the meeting mentioned in the
following dispatch which we clip from the
n. Y. Herald of the I'd inst
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July /, 1856.
The American State Convention met at Q
Pm. One hundred and four towns were re.
presented by five hundred and twenty three
delegates Thomas Colt,l Pittsfed, was
chosen President. On the first ballot for Pre-
sident-Fremont had 22S; Fillmore, 2l9; Stock
ton, Z; Banks, 6,and Pomeroy, l. On the Sc
cond ballot, Fremont had $50, and Fillmore,
1877. An electoral ticket was nominated, of
which Amos A. Lawrence, of Brooklin, and
ThOs. Colt, of Pttsfeld, were the delegates at
large. The subject of nominating a State
ticket was deferred. W. F. Johnston was
nominated for Vice President.
The above result was caused by Black
Republicans who, we learn from the n. Y.
Express, "smNggled themselves into the ConUen-
tiOu in large numbers" We republished
yesterday from the Express correct YER
sion of the affair. The American cause
has lost nothing by the attempt to cheat
them; it has only aroused oar friends to
more determined action.
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South. The safety and preservation of the Union
the sole objects of his care and, whilst be left
to the GREAT STATESMEN of the day, such as
HENRY CLAY, DANIEL WEBSTER, and other
master spirits that we might name, the task of de-
vising the means, by which the UNION might be
preserved. he stood, the faithful guardian of his
countrys liberty, ike a sentinel on his watchtower
ready to follow the path of duty wherever it might
lead.
When the Fugitive Slave Law was to be enforced
he did t, and did il molly, although it might have
been expected, by those who did not know him,
that as a Northern man, be might hesitate in cars
rying out law which was unacceptable to many of
bis personal and political friends and others in the
section OF the country where it was to be made eff
fective. On this occasion, as Oh every other ss
the President of the country, he knew no North,
no South, DO East, and no West but looked to The
Union and the whole Union and acted as the crisis
demanded, without the shadow OF hesitation. This
has been DONE it is fixed fact, about which there
can be no doubt. He does not merely promise to
protect the South in her constitutional rights but
when asked whether he viii do so, he points 10 the
record of what he has dona, ad boldly says, there
is my answer, what has been done will De done
again. We might trace the likeness between the
nominee of the american party" and the "Father
of his country" further but time and space forbid
We leave our readers to finish in their own minds
what we have begun.
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sA- In pursuit of higher game, we can
not turn aside to-day to "crush out" the
paltry partizans who are making use of the
name of the adopted son and heir" of
Gen. jackson, to break the force of Old
Hlckory's condemnation of Mr. Buchanan.
But we would admonish them to read the
will of Gen. Jackson before they presume
to impeach the correctness of our state
ment that Gen. Jackson was greatly in.
volyed by his liabilities for the debts of his
adopted son." In that will as recorded in
the Office of the Clerk Of the County Court,
viii be found the following sentence.
And, whereas, since executing my will
of the 3Oth of September, 1888, ny estate
has become greatly iarolred By my liabilities
for the debts Of my iosH bclored and adopted
s0R, ANDREW JACKSON, IT,, which makes it
necessary to alter the same"
And yet letter appears in the Uaion
and Arssrican Of yesterday, signed by this
adopted son. endeavoring TO make it
appear that il was not has dsbts that involT-
ed his fathers estatel Most sincerely
do We pity the man who can consent to be
so ased, TO dIscredit bis benefaetoF!
sssssssast
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Entire Stock of Watches, Jewelry. Fan
cy Goods, Show Cases, Iron Safe, and
Manufacturing Tools, Implements, &C.
HIM. q. NIIIELU'

HIND
M Ill sen Al the Auction Store 81 Mr.. 81 Bruce No
w Il, Cedar ST. Thursday morning. July IS, and
night Of whom il may the entire stock
Of the late Mr. Wagner deceased IS order of the court
Terms cash EENJ y. sIIIEL s,
fJrJ. g. white e. & 81
WIN BE- added the sale Invoice ofry goods Lace En-
brodery, Fine Muslin Curtains, just received direct
from New u fk with orders 10 close D.. T.
for Consigner.