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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

ME- have now opened II very superior As
w sortment of Parasols of the Mor Anuue Satin dr
Sheen, Turks Satin Plain and watered silk patterns ladies'
very nice Umbrella, and excellent lot Silks Ginrhams
Cotton Umbrellas, which attention of mr.
ehhers JAS. a. STlGLER & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

~ RPOSES OF A FAMILY PLY.
SlC.-There has long existed a public
demand for an effective Purgative Pm
which could be relied on as sure and
perfectly safe In Its operation. This has
been prepared to meet that demand, and
an extensive trial of its virtues has CON
shown with what success it &C.
the purpose designed. II ia
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!, SIMPSON a. HROTuEw

g SIMPSON Il BKOTHER, S-NN
W SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE, SSszs.sS
= LYNcHBuRG April 81 st, ls56.-We -,
y now in receipt OF the heaviest, and most A<Asna
varied stock it has get been pleasure offer be,
public.
Those who Will "a. establishment with visit will In
impressed with the general superior character e
goods beside finding The most ample in eyer
branch of trade consisting of Heavy and Fancy ardg
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Guns and Riffs Alton.
Self Cooking and Colts Pistols, Hunting and FsbHy
Tackle, Silver Plated Walc al warranted quality Ba,a
Tin and Britannia Gunts. Suddery Carriage and Bneg1
trimmings, Shoemake,s Findings Floor and Table 6I
Cloths Carpenters Millwrghts Wheelwrghts and
Smiths Tools, Housekeeping articles Of almost ever
descriptions Window Shades Gilt Conce, Bands and Pin,
&C. &C.; House Building Materials such French aud
Locks OF style and furniture, &c, Farming ut
sis generally Patent Grain Cradles Grass Blades tools
of every variety to be found in such establishment Ut
wholesale retail prices Our stock is chiefly man
ufaeturers and selected in and
who may call they will find assortment unsurpassed
part of the south S. NJ SIMPSON
CHAS. SIMPSON
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! MEETING OF THE sTOCKHOI.IDCRs

~ in the LYNCHBuRG BUILDING LOAN ASSO
CAIioN viii be held Tuesday night, the 9Th ins II o.
clock in the the bookstore of Mossrs PAYNE 4
Christian All the members requested to attend as hus
ness of Importance will be transacted. COMMITTEES
-
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- 81 SioM MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO, GAL-{0f'
~ i'l, hoNf STREET, NEW YORK. )-Pacular attention
pm 70 oALEs or TOBACCO and sgnme uts direct rp
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited
e. n rhENcEs--A. & A Lawrence a. Co. Boston Allen
Ta,. ou New YORK; Courtney & Gushing, Baltimore
9 WGnporI Alien CO. Edmond, Davenport Co, Luda
~ pst, James H. Heath late auditor, CrenshaN
burg '' """ Ni'"ei * Sfeha""''' ~
~ B-Havng established a branch of our house IN New
our resident partner in that city will give his persons
10 the receiving transhippng and Securing hc lo"
est rates of freight conmssion) on nil Goods cong
eo 70 our San Francisco House
Messrs Edmond Davenport & Co will art for Ms at Rcs
mond. ''f'' - Wa WIZ AT ~. 90 aodlv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

NEW BOOKS! NEW BOONs..-
~ Reports Decided in the Special Court of An
penis of Virginia held at Richmond and General Index
Grattons Reports from the III to the vol inclusive l.
John NJ. Patton, jr, and Roscoe b Heath price St
Lists National System OF Political Economy
Harris Diseourses of Freem sonry,
The Gospel in Ezekiel by Guthrie
Mordeca. Portugal and the Andalusons of 81 aim
Edith The Quakcrs Daughter,
Notes and Travels In the East by DIR. Dorr,
Preseott's Philip the Second
Shoepoc Reeolc cons of Glilnrscs Of American Life.
Christine, Wonan's rias and Triumphs by Curtis
Woodhil or the Ways OF Providence by Talvi
Thoughts and Apothems by Arch Bishop Whately
Ernest Liuw God by Mrs Lee Hentz
Lppincotts Pronouncng Gazetteer Of the World
Rogers Table Talk.
Tales from the German, by Famcss
Toling and Hoping, by Jennie Marsh,
For sale by PAYNE g. CHRISTIAN
They also have just received assortment of Transpa
rent Window Shades and Paper Hangings
may 3ts
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crfoiters White II Buffalo, and Lawren of Epping N.
thousand dollars bonds each, for
making and selling limitations of AYETs CHERRY PICTORIAL.
right the Law should from imposition at
all should certainly protect them from bens imposed
worthless counterfeit of such medicine Ayers Cherry
We only complain that the punishment is not
The william Tho would for patry gain, deiber
atey e with the health OF his fellow by taking from
lips the cup hope, when they king and substu
a IA sehood-an deinson, should be punished at
severely he vino eouuteres the coin Of his
ry.-Green BaHper, Carroion Ill., tap l01m
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for sudden changes the weather coughs and colds become
numerous Permanent lung diseases often induced
by them The friend OF the Scroflous Andote' will lind
ii peculiarly adapted TO this Although have APP
piled successfully, after all hope had been abandoned yet
much before the becomes
ed would theranrd advise who subject
colds coughs asthaie affections to procure supply OF
the "Antidpc aud keep it constantly by them They will
find uufang friend to fly in time ofnecdone that viii
not dsappunt their sansnne expectations DIR Wrghs
"Srrouons Antidote does fail give relief in the above
complaints in few hours. See Advertisement.
AMI "a. i'm
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II, esq -s....,.ss..s,s SOUTi-SIDE RAILgO8D
61s8 Z 2 81 MINER ARRANGEMENT = 10

tn go -a.t..s.s..a,r SOUTsl-SIDE RAILEsOaD
e1s8 e 4s55--@-<s,ssss ST MINER ARRANGEMENT = 10
o., TAKE EFFECT MAY lst. 1850
oh ana amer thursday, the list May the Mail and Pas
train will the lie not in Petosbrg daily px EFT
o"uday9 at o'clock arrive Burkeville junction
d" ioa N, al 945 a. m. and at Lynchburg 80.
Leave Lynehburg at o'clock D. M arrive nj Farmyie
tersburg at 90 pm. = -
The CITY POINT TRAIN will leave The Denot In Peters
dly except sundays at $50 and 70 M connecting
nesday aud Saturday morning with The steamers jamestown
'u i'panoRe ior New YORK f. A. GOODWIN.
aP4 lJ-ats Ticket Agent
nGh Gases Mass and stick I.iuuoricc iustre.
wv eeiyed on cousgument-part veiv fine
una l2.,s lI,BY & SAUNDERS
OOh. hOOAs, embracing nearly all the
,no used IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Readers, Gram
apt ,iiipineues Biographies, PHILOSOPHERS, Histories
ati Execution Botany Dictionaries, Higher Malhe
&c new and full assortment of all the above books
stantly ON hand at va ~ ~ NopSIS
5ts
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A. ~ spring ind summer Iedicine, Garters's
SPANISH MIXTURE stands pre-eminent above all others
Its singular oiacacious the blood gthenng
and yviyng qualities its tonic action the Liver its ten
dency drive all nmor surface thereby cleansing the
system according Natures prescription; harmless
and at the same time extraordinary good effects and the
ber Of testified to by Of the respectable cit
liens of Richmond Va and elsewhere be conclusive
evidence evidence that there is huinbug about it.
The trial Of single bottle will satisfy he skeptical
of benefits apl 2.dim
peTiuihed ssrea.h, pcariy white Teeth, sO0nd
and healthy Gums be obtained by the of Dowdens
Dental Fluid 1t relieves toothache, decay-appicd
TO the skin mparts beautiful hue the complexion.
Price 80 cents For sale liy
f. 29-d&cis W STROTHER & WHITEHEAD
Peiictiers Fuide Riondis.an or Golden Fluid
FOR THF HMRA beautiful, glossy and luxurious growth
Hair can be obtained by its the only known
that will prevent its falling turning grey. % cts
just received aud for sale by
te 29d2cts (y) STROTHER & WHITEHEAD.
old Furniture nude New.-A fresh supply of the
celebrated French Gloss cleaning preserving impa
Ing beautiful polish Furniture and removing all stains
Received and for sale by
fe 29d&cts % STROTHER g. WHITEHEAD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-06

SfEGaAh NO1lCE.-Jusf received. Of
- CHICKERING'S PARLOR GRAND PIANO FoRIK
entirely new style, and Of the beautiful iustma
Tor The parlor bro ught this market for The lNe
and sweetness OF tone nd decaty OF touch Ii be
passed The undersigned will take pleasure shoNur
TO all who will give him call
Also fine assortment of square PIANO F0RTES ef lie
same maker, from to octayo the lowest manfueas
prices
fresh supply and fashionable music always Ca
hand. W p. GREENE
apl 2bdNct26iu june % Bank Square. Tynrhburg "a.
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d BONES, &c.-Wc have just received Iubu's Mapuo
aud Nerbena SOAPS Lubins Toilet Pow dcis CcaYers en
soap, Musk and Brown Windsor Soaps elegant Pun Box~
China and Papef Boquet TO let Pow der Tooth Brustt
Combs line French Cologn,s, Nefbena Water. &c.,
For sale at j H. THOMPSON 4 cos
ld&ctsif Irug Store
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m MILLINARY AND FANCY GOODS q

of tins city and vicinity that they are now open -<~s
ing their stock OF BONNErS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS LACf
GOODS CAPS, HEAD DRESSES. HAIR BRAIDS. MAN
TlLbAS, with large lot of FANCY ARTICLES such 81
are usually found in Millinery establishments have Scles
ed our stock from the most fashionable houses great
and hope by constant attention business to merit liberal
patronage.
we would respectfully solicit the paronag &C the
friends and patrons of predecessor Mr. Henng aud
assure them that their orders viii be promptly attended
old stand on Main street.
~ We shall expect to collect in July and January
I y Opening day: TUESDAY 25th
~ LADIES II YOU WISH TO SEE SOMETHING
REALLY PRETTY. CALL ON
gifts 7 MATTHIAS co
20 Wythevile Telegraph and Lexington Gazette copy
weeks and forward accounts o this office
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For sale at DR. seay's. Lynehbnrg; Purcell Ladd 20,
and Merchants in the state may is
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

NINTH WARD REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION, Brook
LYS-A large and enthusa astc meeting Of Meth
Ward Republicans was held at Holders Three Mile
House, OIL Fulton avenue, last evening The ward is
the most extensive a territory in the city, and every
portion of it wes represented by number OF the most
influential ci,iz+ns within its limits Mr.. Herbert T.
Moore was appointed Chairman and Mr. j ID. Gutter
Secretary Mr. Charles Jones offered plan of organ
zasion on the basis of the Republican platform and
Fremonts letter of acceptance, which we're read and
unanimously approved. After some suggestions a
Committee to consist of ten was appointed to report
permsnest officers of the Association. Seven were
appoin,ed-nsnely: Slss Constant, Edwin Baker,
John M. Phelps, ID Clark, Christy Davis, John b
Kidder, Thomas Rafferty,; and the remaining names
were lef to be filled by German citizens of New
Brooklyn. c. j. Warren of Kansas addressed the
Association, ar gave an interesting detail Of the suf-
fst;pcs Of the Fiee.Stase men in that Territory Re.
marks made by several others, and the meeting
adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
ACCOUNTS BY TELEGRAPH.
PHILADELPHIA. Thursday, July l

PHILADELPHIA. Thursday, July IL, 1856.
A serious accident is reported as occurring on the
North Pcnns lvaI ia Railroad to the train Of
children from St. Nichael's Chulch. The locomotive
explo d. and set fire TO the CARS Several lives
lost The disaster occurred near Fort Washington.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Acollisiop occurred Mt about seven o'clock this
ing on the North Pennsylvania Railroad, between
o. WIN train and sn excursion train Rumor says that
from % to 200 we're killed. No train had arrived
down Other companies furnbhed locomotive, and
number Of cars and surgeons dispatched to the
scene of the calamity A di'patch from Germantown
saws that numb rs of the wounded have been brought
there in private conveysnces.
THIRD DISPATCH
The latest accounts from the of the disaster
report 35 killed ard nearly 100 badly injured Eight
hundred persons were on the train
Six cars were entirely demolished. Among the
killed Is Father Sheridan Of st. Mchaels Catholic
Church.
FOURTH DISPATCH.
The excursion tain contained LOO children with
their uarepts and teachers II came in collision with
- down train on the curve near Fort Washington,
while the latter was going slowly and the former rap
idly, endeavoriI TO reach the stopping place Both
oc motives were crusbed and three Of the of the
excursion train rushing together caught fire and were
consumed. Beneath their ruuls were number
CRUSHED 80 that ex'rication was impossible. The
rcene ives Of the NEST heart rending and terrible de-
scriptiop. The killed are:
Daniel Sh. .ridsn cho lister Of tie choir (bOdy not
roover.d); Hugh Campbell, May Kelly James Nc
ntre John DosaD, EG yard II .ll, John Rivers, Jas.
II ckty, VIM. Barnard, Henry Haos Mary McDrsin,
CsihsiiIe McGurk Ellen Cl,rk, Catbarine McCiuisan,
Kate McGin, Jobr Brady, Margaret Mesuy, John
Mcclure, James Carney, Henry Harrison, engineer of
ID. up-tain.
In adciton 10 these. seventeen bodies were c1unted
beneath the guifs Of the cars, mOetly consumed
Eleven men and women and two children were con-
suned in one car.
The t.tal XII cd Is 30, and wounded co.
FIFTH DISPATCH.
The scene Of the aocdert is four reen miles non t'
city, in the neghborhood Of two curves, 90 'aa' ap
lIoachipg ira Ms cannot Be seen five dunarso y0idH
dis ant, and the track is a single one' "hen toe
locomotives came tog,thtr they rose oo al emu 'uei
FIRE boxes nearly touching one another ana ieh over
across the roAd. Tne Are being scattered about eht
wreck Of IL. int excursion car, it caught FIRE, ano
,,te, 0.c ~ Tie two o.ber cars pded upon 1t.
NJ. e..rso:daa1 ef9..s as:s made to e1sIics.e
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

OF W mea sAmoog thee was. H IL belle ved TIE Raw
NJ Sheridan pre.s Of g. Michsel's Church. He ".
With the xcursioo party. and his boiy not found.
Under tn. runs the booi.s fAeen or eighteen
perops could be seen. No portion Of them could be
rescbec but their lmbs-bere q leg prot, ,uded. AMI
there an tim or head could be discovered The cars
csuF be seen bDrn'rR for distance OF four miles and
tie CieltDut Hill Fire Company hastenco to the 80 Il
aid 10y ttir sXrrtiore in exiting u-hing the n,mes
stIvej teriab in the work Of rrrcuog the dead.
Tbe people arour The nsigbborbood FASTENED 10 the
oreacfu n- and by every in their Do wer A.
,is,ed IN the relief OF the wounded. Fort anat.ly
th.re was quantity d ice and in. On the tiaip
Thu wos given to the wounded; it refreshed them
er, aily.
Uil and Dr. NewbuIy VI White Mar.k, were amopg
the ply sicnns who early upon the spot and who
cid eve thing in their power 10 assist the wounded.
Tier, war but one hou-e in the immediate vicinity.
snc ihi. was thrown tpen ~ the reception Of the su
ftrtrs.
As The train of bsegage-cars sent up from the city
arpro6ch, ih. spct the sceae beggared ali desenl-
ton Son. from the city, who bad friends On the ex
cursion Jumped out before tie train stopped, aud
snuoLt thr f'eld, who, foo oiten de 81 or hor
ribly NUT lated Their ehfi.ks would miugle with
tpo-e of the dying. Men left Il cir work for miles
arounc, and came to the spot asd rendered all e
move th. locomotive, unGer which were uany dead
booies The beat intense that it was alGos.
impossible TO reider suy ASSISTANCE 10 those IL the
ruins TIE Congress Engine ard Hose Company, of
Chestnut Hill, arrived ON the ground about O'Clock
and began to play On tb4 fire.
AmoI those known to b.. dead were the following:
Father Sheridan tbut not yet recognized.
James Mcintyre an adult.
John Bradley. aout.
Msrgure, Meaby, aged about l6.
Hug, Campbell, aged about 10.
Wm Barnard, adult.
John Maguire, adult.
The following among the wounded:
b. rusro R"Dahan, a boy, both legs broken.
Pairiok Mcintyre adult, badly wounded.
Fialk Fl ury and wife, each has leg broken.
Jau e- Manning, sdu t. one leg off
Fraik Sharp, William Dugan, Mrs. Gunn Patrick
Hickey, chael BE ford Margaret Dougherty, Patrick
McI.tyre and CATH rite COckley, We're all very badly
vount ed Some of the will not recover.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

From The Phlod.iphtg Erenf,g Jou'rG! l'n.
Eariy Il is morni g the community was startled oy
ruuur that terrible sccid- Mt had occurred on tue
North Ptunsylvauis Rsilruad by . collision he'~eee
two trars causing dreadful d-struc'o' OF hie' and
the wreck of one train OF The accounts wer G"u
ic'iue 81 for tho. ason unreliable. The pre'ae'
report, bowevef, aas that an excursion tram, S,n.
END f.aohers Of ST Micbaels Roman Cathohe Ol.fca
in Ksper eton-l.ft 'be Maste'-street dept at
ccock defined to Fort Washington, 14s miles rom on
thu city where picnic to be held Tor the senool
The tram wa- very loOs ore and very nea,y' -
ductd speed This put the cans behind time, ana a.
the gaar down train was expected, M Hopper, ,ee
Conc uctor endesvoed when app oaeins tse pon. ,o
which be was running, to increase his speed 70 lass
up for lost time and avoid meeting the oo"n~afe "a
train. The latter had -tared from Gwyne "a q.
O'Clock. ard arrived at Camp Hn at 10 or ~ nmu.s
past g. Not finding the excursion train ~ TINS Pon
Mr. Vsn,a, orep the Conductor, res"ved 70 "at TOT
il, bat Will, standing curve IL IL, ro'o, ". II,
train csme forward q, "a ,ful gait and 'ore ooua
be avoided, tremendous conflict and ora'n 'ook
Place. L,.ss injury gas done 70 !As ''aI!oHsf! CARS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

FIRST AND THIRD WARD REPUBLICANS, Brook
INA meeting Of Republicans Of the First and
Third arcs was held at No lc4 Orange street last
evening for the purpose Of organizing Fremont and
Dayton Club. There good attendance. Mr. S.
N Parsons wes appointed temporary Chairman and
G. II. Bates Secretary. A Committee was appointed
to report permanent officers, and another to dtat
Constitution and By Laws, to report st the next meet
ing, when shortly after adjournment took place till
Tuesday evening next.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

TIE DEnocEATIo CENTRAL COMMITTEES Of the
Hard AID Soft Shell factions, effected joint organiza
ton, OF Academy Hall, last night. Horace F. Clark
AID Lorenzo b. Shepard esq, having been appoiot
ed a committee with power TO decide upon plan Of
union reported the following: "That in case the two
estate Conventions fail to harmonic, either party
"shsll b. at liberty to withdraw That the union be
effected si Academy Hall, ThurSday, july II.
"1hs the officers Of both bodies act as officers of the
"Jcpt c C,nm,tee, until permanent Pres dent is
elected. That the place Of meeting be agreed upon
BY the Joint Committee q" This plan was, after
much opposition from Recorder Smith and John b.
Hask'n, agreed upon, and Lorenzo b. Shepard was
coosfn President of the Joint COMMITTEE, md Mr
March treasurer The old Secretaries were reelected,
and thf Committee adjourned 10 meet next a, Tam-
many He'll
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

The ~; reui Dentsche Ietuag, the only German
frenop. and Dayton The editor says he ba, for six
years sbore6 for the Democratic pary in snite Of ia
conceptions in the hope that time wouli work a re-
fo-nstion the party, however having re roeraded
nntil Il has become mere tool in the hanos Of the
savehoders, be has no alternative but 70 abandon il
and erlis. under the banner Of Freedom and Fremont
The town Of Amherst, Mass, has just been can.
following Is the result For Fremont, $50; Scstt
ing, rs.
In< Rockford nn.l Democrat. always an od-l'ne
Democratic paper has boisted the names OF Fremoat
and Dayton.
vote was taken On the csrs, between Niagara ane
Syracuse. Of the EXpross train Of the Nc@York Gen
hH Rsilrcsd: Fremont, 60; Buchanan, q; FIJI
more 2e.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

TWENTIETH WARD GERMAN REPUBLIcAss "A
meeting Of German Republicans was held last evening
in Meibers Lokal, No. 446 Eighth avenue. The at
tendance was large, and the spirit Of the meeting
excellent Mr.. Wiegand was chosen Provisional Pres
ideDt, and Mr. Wachter Secretary. stirring address
wss given by Mr.. Hartmaon of The Stats Demokrdt
and pea'ly eixty names were enrolled as members
the Club. The General German Committee sent in
an invitation to the Club to send delegates 10 their
sessions; they will b. appointed at the next meeting
Of the Club the coming week, when permanent
organ: zat;on will be efft cted
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

TwrYrIyTH WARD REPrBLIcASs The Twentieth
Ward Re .uolican Club met last evening at Cont
pepts Hail. corner Of Thirtyfourth street and Eighth
swenus, for the purpose Of pereccg ts organz +Aon.
Dan:e D. Connover, President, in the chair; Charles
Colleen, Secretary. The meeting being called to order
the President stated that few evenings ago the
rierds OF Fremont and Dayton residing in thai Ward
met together and formed themselves into an assocla-
ton or club. At a subsequent meeting the Club
adopted constitution and by laws and the pre- sent
meeting had been called for the purpose
of perectng their organization. There were many
in the Ward who heartily indOrsed the
Philadephis platform, and would sign their names to
the Co, s,itution Of the Club. With the power tha
Goo and Nature had given them, they would support
the r. publican party and endeavor to secure the elec-
sion os Fremont and Dayton.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and ap-
proved after which Mr.. Samuel Sinclair, Chairman of
Committee as to Speakers reported that he had
waited upon several eminent gentlemen, among whom
was Ges Nye, q resident Of that Ward, and they had
all expressed Willingness 10 address public meeting
when called upon.
Mr.. Hosmer then addressed the Club at some length
o. to the principles of the Republican party and the
great question at issue.
The meeting, for preliminary one, was well at
tended and considerable enthusiasm Was manifested.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
to di,c,.in-pamely. 9 change Of course on n''
n.rt With regard to Slavery Prohibition

h d.cisim-pamely. Q change OF course On n''
n.rt with regard to Slavery Prohibition
Bat again. Mr.. Van Bareu has receo'y "..o
. speeoh in the Park indorsipg aud conmeno'As ~ us
nomination Of Buchanan and Breck'nn'xo. a..
c,spe. deoy that aes have stesdfsst'y oPee ~
policy Of Slavery Prohibition 10 TOO ..;o.,sd had
"a a., ,hsv con,a not have been n"m'"A''" NO.
~s. S'a ' ..~,S ~ g, Free Soil in ls4s he cam"
den, that they are DOW suppcr'eo' -. os N. si,vs
receive the great bulk OF s0e ,o~ S,.ro,, PRO.
sb,e. expressly as the adv'f.afes u '%' %"o.u..s
S,1:sn, Ne knows that Ascaso'. .o0p"P,''
S,0,"oa s.,,o. and the great mass Of the boraer
S",De.Y ..w intent on forcing Slavery upon Kan
"o"'"' .o.t Of life and happiness are all en-
sa'' !" 80 .rpporter Of that very ticket which has
'".,,sa the sppro roSasion-or, ut least, the ad'
A..c,-of A',v Mr. John Van Buren,. Is 1t prooao'e
49, ,fe,s men are deceived in their caudida1es
:. n likely that Gov. Wise and Gen. Qat man, and
.ss sreat b,dy Of able leaders aud counse'ors oil
ne Slavery Propaganda, do not understand tne'f
chief Instruments And yet it is certain tnft
either Me.srs. Buchanan aud Breckinridge may be
relied on to persevere in the policy which oas gone
40 FAR to xard making Kansas Slave STATE or else
these men are or ssly deceived. Is it likely taas
they are the dupes' Remember that they, unlike
Mr.. Van Buren, have Detber given over "watch
inp negroes" in the Federal Territories, nor pre-
tended to DO 70 Whoever may be cheated in the
eyept be sure they will not be
Tie Union, we observe. accepts the tender OF
sersice to tho "National" cause by the Messrs.
Van Burep, because they pledge their faith not
only to the candidates but to the platform. Mr.
Buchapan considers his personal identity absorbed
in that platform. And yet no party ever put forth
another 6eclaraton of principles so completely and
deeerveoiy satisfactory to the Sl-very Propaganda
as this Cincinnati Platform OF 1856. Aud that is
ihe platform of our consistent John Van Buren