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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
sgie.esr s',ns rsn@Vs to their new FACTORY on Cay
o!ers Agricultural Machine sng Implement. o. the
- and @o'' spProye patterns, sSh VI" be made q ne best
1CaaTel' double and single garei HorpOwers and Ther
:ihl,si Also 70 acro.L COD Cru,cr- NANNY Patent
eusso sF.Sf ssn spgtoysI nay g's:s. ,y Rss' Corn
dies SCI Rcs Patent Iron beam Pow Of various 1s &c Tbey
utjon the opinion Of the Hon william q ave. Q, ase PIows
Richmond, P,sruary21. ~
Cot Wv ~ % s 7, se pessure n Iseoas
B" ais y s YORK 90 E'Ss f 2 mS soraS 9a
ard complete an that Of any pillow .Gg in operation before
. asle. sid % ,fa eo ss sdssasy perfectly
G a Of a R ess s M y R sy! Of my pf
n f~vi', Hopkins Toma. Watson q Louisa a. Prise
ers vas eq one opinion among them az to the Superiority and
.s Pr 5 .. y2 Ros In making mi. v.,, Inn
pleneu favsraby known % agricultural brethren,
t2s WILLIAM @ EvEs
"a. GHAY's InPMoyEaper nMANoUErEu, OH
N GRAY having many year, experience 70 IN, nanaiae,ers
gn: Ia; s.,sbis asn9,,e,oy - n e Where he v. mao
motives mills, &C. Also Glass Water Gauges and Locomotive
Il evien, tbs, an instrument constantly indicating the pre.ur.
q .ies reliable m ~ shsI,e snd w. ordinary care no, sub
prstor ease
sspios bus y n. every DAY nee promote iS h1 dysss d.
economy snd snleleney Of hs whole establishment
The above Gauges are warranted
eon g9se' Bur n,nE.s Pp H' s'e'm Engine Bond
When desired, Manufacturer viii aaeh the Gauge 10 The heller
Yer 'y u u yAS ., Lew S. TsAyIS9E
NArOOI. DEPOr.-we have determines 70 open,
w With present business, Wool Dri, Tor The
% n Wool and have engagei the srvces o. Mr. John Wse
house efficient agent 81 The WOODEN Factory This
az i attention. " necessary WI be devoted exclusively 10 his
/ hardness
Al consigned rrsded, that each purchaser
and not - coffeid % buy
There y IN Virgins uf
hen quantity ~ WOOD concentrated srd rsde 70 airae ne
and dealers market aud
hop establishing god market ior Ne Wool
Il
| Tor particulars crculsn. CRENsIAw co,
| and Commission Merchants,
| je2s Richmond. Va
| H.NHESgf GAHDEN SEED~.-A very hns snd
" received which ~ ne
kinds ~ ~ ihe ed PERFECTLY fresh and
Csigr. Eary Russian Cuouute
Turkey CucumhFr Iargc Ri Meth
ershd Onion Long stuou Rdsh, fsry
aud Wyas Etrly Pit Dutch Turnp,
gary Garden Tanps Des Hybrid Tor. snd ~ other
\ kinds, Tor sale b. = Y StNPl Drnfrif'
| mh6 94 Maln street
| nGA HUNDLEs INGLIsU sUEEr sHoN.-No
| NH JOHN GORDON
UBTACDEs.-G ansn eonasnnens Of Rssshe. IN 3 .aa 10
' u cars for sale by sHkR phAUP
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McCREADy, MOTT a HRUNDAGE.
I5i MAIDEN LANE,
Corner Of Front ars,t, NEw YoRH.
TRIPLE REFINED CAMPHENE
s0S 81 ct, Alcohol and y. E Rum.
Also, Manufacturers aud Dealers the following
quality, and offered at the loSe- market prsrs.
Burning Pud, Spirits rurpenne, Tar Pitch Rosn
Turpentue Bright Yarnsh Coal Tar and Naval
description = JENNEY. JR
JaO-eoESn TIlOS. BELTS, DisfHsr.
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IMPROVED IuaVANA PLAN LOTTERY.
BY Authority of the State Of Georgia.
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.
CLASS a.
Atlanta Georgia April 2ith, 1855 when
Prize amounting to
10000 DOLLARS
VIII be- distributed.

Capital Prize ..... ........ 1000
PEcE- wholes. 80 Halves t2f1 quarter VI -
Przes Ia h- LOTTERY paid thirty ays after The drHElhg 10
bills - Rlnks, without deduction, OV DrsDt
ton Oftis Tictf sHnGsdto ne priss.
taken par. All communication
strictly confidential. SAMUEL SWAN,
fulls Agent sud Manager, Atlanta, Ga.
g this Lottery be Class 10, May 2yh
Price o. Tickets 400, t2fO add ft,25
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PRESERVE YOUR FRUIT PRESERVE YOU FRUIT !
RHANWHITE'S PATENT sELF-SEALING
AIRTIGHT CAN.-Tlis useful. Ingenious aud cheap CAN
having Thoroughly tested offered the public With the
perfectly Airtght Can
this Can the surface
the ~ he metallic forming perfectly arEh
~ and dispensing With the
mode 81 soldering the cap 70 the outside % ne
made ~ metallic substance which eject
fruit the Every warranted Gold by al dealers
III Sole hanuacurer snd Agent Tor The city u New
GFO. HODgFTTS. 1G3 william ~.
rights manufacture Brsughe. places
apply o. 4. OONGER Co ~ Broadway, New YORK.
nlfn--lm fpI
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n public may by the various
ha' daily being made BY the enemies n our family e sn
deem duty, ~ ~ prominent representative state
that ' not true that have given valuable services g. the
various pean puuiis reported, and particularly
OF peace, do deny having vuou.
povdcr; hut Tis them 10 remember the proprietor
VA, elegant Hotel IN NE European plan known h~ BALLARD.
Hotel w The building opposite Exchange Hotel Rchnond
Va and in future that they may distinguish
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Co-PARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

NOTICE.
Az. q. HUNT A DANIEL ~. HUNT have
- neets themselves under the arm u HUNT BRO r
Quoting Ccumon have tsken once
virginia between Cary street and the Danvne Depot eAr Of Ae-s
They solicit wheat. all
kinds 81 country produce promising prompt attention 10 all
slsnment-, aud quick returns iaI-ts
NEW GROCERY AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS:
VIII und.rsnsd have united thsmys. under the arm and
style OF MCDONALD, SPOTS HARVEY, for the purpose
eohdncting
hsvetaken thu ~
lrccnty
lev days Of which
rally Experienced members Of the nrn viii their attention
goods.
The usual advances made
rence the different branches prompt
sonsi attention, hops to merit portion public patronage
JOHN q. MCDONALD,
JAMES &. SPOTS,
JOHN ID. HARVEY,
q
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IN pOLLAH BON.-rhe .uh.rrlber has Tor !
~ nf Zen putting dollar SIR Samples M Al
tNhiNN POWptH Tor me- afiargr fani,s Ut.is a. =
Voc VIC We goof deal Oft He putting up the one, %
for safe ~ nrugrists snd nrocers. genrr,fv
INV SFMPJE. &c. Main
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UOHN n. GOHD 18TH STREET, NEAR
- the Exchange Hotel, has offers sale
American Siis Hammered IRON.
English and American rolled
English and American blsiered Steel.
Broad Plough Iron. 10 IL inch.
Flat. Round aud Square Iron. all sizes.
Oval half Oval aud half round Iron.
American English and Russia Sheet Iron.
Hand and Hoop Iron
Nail Ro,is. American and Swcdes
American and Sweses Horse Iron.
Hor-e Shoes. assorted.
Tin PLATE, Pig aud Bar Tin.
Sheet Zinc, Spslier and Spelter Solder.
sheAthing. BTaIsrs aud bar Copper.
Shot. HAr
Ground Wagon and Cart
McCormick's and Palmer Mould Boardsl
Wooden Bucket HAndics.
Bucket ENTs and Rives tinned and black.
Tin Plates, various
Hardware and Wrapping Paper.
Gotten and Hemp Plough Lines.
Sole Leather good and damaged.
Sp-rm Adamantne and Tallow Candies.
Soaps, fancy and brown
with a general assortment Of Groceries. mh9i
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NlOStPONEWENT.-ft BE- VIII, regr,t Inst I b.y, :,
nounee ihat my distribution Enterprisc esun.t atc
Nc ~ Of Iebruary The unusuai hardness 81 the winter "a
yenl ne nota seeng and settling With asrnts A. soon a.
- hen all ~ upon anohr DAY laer ihan shout 49,
g Agns ~ Shch TINE e daViug WI certainly pac. "a
uctets cas, w and he moncY refunded aud should m .
ickeis Justify me IN dons shali AZ upon ~ EARLIER y
time v rrgst 1870 .llf
fei6-tsAW. IN 1g ~
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MEDICAL.
,nronrI&sir Ii knM.Ar.o...

In this chapter vi how
terrible
tim, ser nneen phy Scott eoany
Also how Doctors
Railway. k,nrdie- Let sysry Who aced With
aud c.hsre Alne Try sns dose q k.du.,. kssuato Ls,
IA.
RApwArs RxSos REsol,ksr
only rem-e- required
palms 10 Keep the
In regular aud healthy condition Spring
RAILWAY cO.
RADWAY'S REGULA TORS
To REGULArE riik SYSTEM
legislator per dIy e keep Ne ,Aos Sssieg Reysidr
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Ee.T,N ASp yT I5uU sToP ron

WNU N ~ " " NND UNfHINE NITOp EOll
n sALE-rIiE CLARENDON IRON wORKs, located ~ H.
town u Wilmington, North Caroina operation
are offered Tor sale on accommodating terms interest
SOLD 70 man o. experience IN The business Who has capacity
petinteud the
The proper'y consists of capacout and ~ arranged
MACHINE sHOP. PArrHRN ROOM. HOILER sIIOp BLACK.
SMITH SHOP IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY DRAFTINa ROOMS
AND OvFi"tS ~ well supplied with tools.
WorS ~ any Kind that he done Grs css shops build
ina s accommodate 80 hands and the present. SUFFICIENT
Tor ~ The land aud
nut ~ any enlargement addition thst may be desired.
If present demand Tor work nedt keep The establish
ment employed wh force ef2n0 hands, and viii The
prizes obtained Tor work such b. profitable 70 e proprietor
nnd compare favoraby With prices ~ other points 20 the
chaser.
" addition 10 The advantage possessed BY this location
e hu'ne The opening o. the Csp Year and Dep River sVfk
and he building ~ the Wilmington Charlotte Hutherfordton
Road VII create additional densnds for work. and furnish supply
~ hre qualify Coal and Iron.
fthe Whole, Interest sod before 18Th dsv a,
April next The property viii be offered public sale that y
The premises
A. n Faabshen M continue operation orders Tor nsu
r0rk ftpsrs VII b. attended o h. heretofore
he desired pfnmpffy durntsh
BY nppiinaun 10 ne subscriber A. Wilmington, n C.
mht1-dtiaA " NANHOKKELEN, Ires a 4 "a a.,
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HATS AND CAPS


AM now receiving large addition. 10 my stock Of
~ Hats and selected Ia the
cities which makes assortment al -
or any of which, disposed to se terms. al
Wholesale retail. ' ~
JOUN TunNfpsoS
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Fifteen twenty drops Of Relief water
Is TO ~ minutes viii quickly the distressing dis
charges Of Dysentsry and Darrha. will In few minutes
he
Remedies sold Druggists safe aud
by Purcell, Ladd Co, Richmond also by Ade Gray Rich
moud. HADWAY a
iai2-dAwiy-mh29 FULTON street, New York.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP.
TuNiiE arm WARREN PERKINS
,ea consent E'her party VIII the name Of the arm In
liquidation All indebted will
aud settle their Longer ndusuee be given
N. n WARREN,
jzl0 W. PfRkINS.
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NOTICE.
under>gsed formed
and style Of BURTON GREkNHow for the Purpose OF
Quoting Grocery Commission business.
recently Garland
hand Of Family Wine
and VIII give their personal attention sale Of all
trusted their care. X NJ BURTON,
cele-ly 4. z. GREKNHow.
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NEURALGIA CURED.


Messrs Railway Co. few days bought dollar
Of Railways Ready Relief for Neuralgia, and
my astonishment, II gave almost instant relief
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sue the general good. He had pride, and he glored In IL
In believing his oountrymen more wise and virtuous than
any other people ON earth hence be believed them bet
ter qualified 10 administer aud to support a Republican
Government. This character OF Americans was the re
suit Of early education, aided indeed by the discipline o.
the Revolution.
Much Information The saidl misA, be obtained by tn,
experiences OF Others, II, In despite Of IT, We sere not de
termincd 20 be guided only by q visionary theory. The
ancient Republics of Greece and Rome lsaid he, see with
what jealousy they guarded the rights Of citizenship sgsins
adulterstion by foreign mixture. The Swiss nation lhs
said, in modern times. had not been le-- jealous ON the
same subject. Indeed, no example could be found, in th,
history Of man. to authorize the experir ent which hsc
been made by the United States. IL seemed TO have beer
adopted by universal practice A. a maxim, that the rcpub
lcan character was no way to be- formed but by early ed
ucation. In some instances, to form this character, thoSs
propcnsiiics which are generally considered as almost
irresistible, were appeased aud subdued. And shall We
he asked alone adopt the rash theory. that the subjects o
all governments, despotic, monafchicsl, and ari>tocratical
arr, A. soon az they set foot on American ground. qualified
to participate In administering the soveteigut, Of our
country Shall Ne hold the benefits OF American citizen.
ship 80 cheap as to invite. nay. TO almost bribe, the discon.
tented, the ambitious, and the avaricious of every country,
to accept Them
Mr.. WIN. Vans Murray, of MARYLAND declared
"ie WIS., quite Indifferent ii not hny immigrants came
into this country in a years time. Ii would be unjust to
afraid that coming FROM a quarter Of the rorld so fuH Of
disorder and corruption, they might coHfahinate the pnri-
~ and simplicity OF the Am,riean character"
Mr. Hkckicl Gilbert ci New York, said
THE term of residence, before admitting aliens, ought
to be yer, much longer than that mentioned in the bill e"
Mr.. Theodore SedgSick. Of Massachusetts,. said
"Hc agreed to the idea OF Mr.. Gilbert. He wished that
a method could be found OF permitting aliens to possess
and transmit poperty, without at the same time, giving
them u right to vote"
This much must suffice for to-jav-I had hoped to close
the subject of naturalization with the present number but
] hud the materials 50 abundant, and the champions of
American principles 50 numerous among the Fathers oi
the Republic, that | cannot withhold f;om Your readers a
farther expression of their wise and pstriouc counsclS-
Another number must therefore be devoted to this to-
pic
Truly II We have been engaged in a war upon civil and
religious freedom, we have the sanction of the opinions of
many men OF the earlier and better days OF the Republic.
whom We have been taught alike to admire for their tai.
ents. aud Ia revere for their virtues.
NAnISnN
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KANSAS

We publish for our rellers the proceeding. of the
Pro-Slavcry party held in Leayenworth city. X. T.. by
authority Of which Col. McLlne is now in our city organi.
ling a company.
Fooaa tie Kansas Weekly HcraId, FeJ.e 9.
The Pr%o-slivery party vt thi, Territory, feeling a deep
and abiding interest in the great crisis that il now ap-
preaching, have helda meeting in Ibis place. aud make
the following appeal 10 the South. Read proceedings OF
the meeting which iollows'
PRosLAvERY NESTING.
Az a large and enthusiastic meeting Of the Pro slavery
party Of the Territory OF Kansas, held at the city OF Lea
yeuwofth on Saturday Feb. "a, 1886. the following Prrnm.
BILE and Resolutions, were unanimously adopted,-7iz.
wHtRrAs, II has become evident from the recent and
continued acts Of the Abolitionists OF this Territory, both
at home and abroad, that the Pfoslavery party Of Kan.
sas Territory deem il their duty 10 repcl the charges which
the AbplitiOni-ts are eudeavoring to promulgatc against
them, and whereas the AbOlitiOni.ts Of this Territory have
bid defiance to tie Territorial laws, and have had ngocL
elections in portions Of this Territory. and have proclaim.
ed that their Government will 70 into operation on the
9Th day Of March, A. u. 1856. And whereas, the "1Iif-
ed Minions" Of the Abolition Aid Society Of Massachu-
setts' have been occurring on the affairs Of Kansas in the
Northern States, and appealing TO the blser passions Of
their 90 abOrcts, and sympathtseu And whereas, such
acts ~ they are, and have been committing. are reasonable
aud We believing that such traitors should be consigned to
a traitors doom. Therefore, be IL resolved unanimously,
10y the Prosavcry party Of Kansas Territory, m Mas
Meeting assembled, that Col. George W McLane. be re
daf, of ofairs' that exist IN this Territory IN the people
Of the South, aud urge upon them tie necessity Of emf
grating a. this Territory, ana thereby save 70 rom passing
into the hands of those Who have nothing but their "0'n,
abGHinabe Oub Ia jDVLy"
Resoir,i 6vfhey. That We commend To the People and
the Press Of thc South. our fcnoW.Citzen Col. George ".
McLane, To- whom can be placed the utmost reliance.
Rssyfred 64rfhcr, That W. admire and endorse the
course pursued 10y the Kansas Weekly Herald CHE pio.
nesr paper Of the T%eritoryl in promulgatng the
SOUTHERN STATE RIGHTS" doctrine IN this Terri.
tory, and commend h 10 the people oi the South ~ a rr
liable Pro slaYcy paper, and Fhich should be sustained.
~ H. fearless editor Gen. /. Erun, in lhc Council Of
the Legislature, and through bic columns has been un.
compromising in his real Tor the triumph Of the cause Of
the Pr-slsvcry party Of this Territory.
Re o'roi further That the Newspapers generally, be re-.
que-tcd 10 copy this Preamble and Resolutions.
Russell, PrsidepL
J.ggs v. LuF. lSeeyef0yy
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II. VI. BELL, Secretary.
AMERICAN

Alta meeting OF the American party of Augusta county
held in the Court house, March 24th. 1885, Col. W. 4.
Bell was called to the Chair aud jos. A. wadiell was ap.
pointed Secretary. On motion of John II. McCue, Esq,
following resolutions were adopted:
hesoi'ed LIST, That We heartily approve the nomination
OF Willard Fillmore aud Andrew j. Donelson by the Phila-
delPhia Convention, and pledge ourselves to exert all hon
orable means 20 secure their election.
Re'olrod "a. That Ne cordially invite all persons friend.
ly To the election OF Willard Fillmore and Anerew j. Don.
clson to unite with US in the coming Presidential eau
yaSs.
Rrsoiref 81, That this meeting approves the recon-.
mcndatiOn to hold Il State Convention of the American
party, and all others who favor the election of Fillmore
and Donclson, in the town uf Stanton on the 9th day ot
May next. for the appointment of Electors and the cou-
Sideration of such other matters a. to them NAV seem
proper.
ResoirHi 18th, That the Chairman Of this meeting ap.
point Nifty delegates To represent Augusta county in the
said Convention.
Resolred, 9Th, ThHt the Chairman appoint a Committee
OF five to make arrangements for the meeting of The Con
ventinn.
On motion of John d. ~Imboden, Esq, the meeting all
joumcd.
W. A. BELL, Chair'm.
Jos. A. WAppELL, Sec'ry.
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IL seems now to be certain, that there will be
three tickets for the Presidency the Americrn.
with Fillmore and Donelson the Democratic, with
- and - and the Black Republican. with
- and -
We believe that the plurality vote holds in all the
States Of the Union, with perhaps one or two ex-
ceptons The party, then, which can poll the great.
est number-though not a maiority-will obtain the
electoral vote. The friends Of the American caus,
Avow great confidence Ia their ability to do thi, IN
all the Northern States, except New hampshire
That, they leave tn be contested by the Democracy
ana the Black Republicans. They found their conf.
dence on the fact that the American party has alrcs.
dy sustained all the damage it can sustain from the
Black Republicans. II has undergone the ordeal Of
expurgation-is purified aud delivered Of all those
who do not regard the great principle Of American.
ism a. paramount TO ~ others. The Democrat.
have yet 10 suffer from the Black Republican,
Pierce's pap has thus far kept a large portion Of fin,
Abolition element, which calls itself Democratic
from fusing openly with the Republicans. As soon
a. that cohesive power is destroyed. or ceases q, ac,
the great mass Of the Northern Democracy will b,
literally s%wanped by the Black Republicans
IL Is a Circumstance worthy Of especial note. tina,
the Abolition element has never tany time assumed
a threatening attitude, except when inaamed and led
by DsWocrats. Previous TO 1873. that party wa.
never able TO poll a hundred thousand votes in no,
whole Union. IL vas y faction ~ contemplate for
numbers %, dctc,tnble for principles But In that
year when the old bsmo~rofje President. NJ I'm
Van Buren,. entered the ring. aud sounded his i.,lr
and rSlcl h, clans. thc whole aspect Of thing. w..
cha"gcL IT, pnlel upwards of Ipn.uOu vote. Do
the State Of New York. ani actually b,,
uhe regular Democratic canli late ,Geu. Casa i'm thai
stronghold " Democracy He aud his friend. MOI,
constitute the Pierce Democracy n New YORK.
really Co rally To the hiack Republican standard a.
soon as itie %unforcd, and the Treasury pap Is exbau.,
81 They have been anticipated in this course D.,
many old Denccrauc leaders Of high repute am,
widr fcnoFn s'o bsS, only zone ahead Z, ma,
Ihs path sm'vuh b'a'g Gen Jackson's long tr.s
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Foul Play!


The Washington Sentinel and Philadelphia Penn.
,yiCdHidR-both for Buchansn-sre down upon the
Union for alleged four play. The Union has pro-
lcsSed a determination TO preserve a strict neutrality
between the various aspirants for the Democratic
nominations. This sounded well. But under the
cloak of neutrality, it was daily inserting common
dations of Pierce, and every resolution in his favor
was paraded in glaring capitals before its readers
This did not look quite so well in the eyes Of the
Buchananites. But what could they do The Union
did not write the clarifying resolutions! That was
done by the ardent and enthusiastic people, who
couli not restrain their admiration OF the greatest
man on the tide of time; and the Union could not
take the liberty Of suppresSing their free sentiments
BY and bye, a meeting was held in Msrtinsburg, Va,
Charles James native dunghill, at which, among
other resolutions, one ~transce ndentally ~eulosiStic OF
old Buck was adopted. wonder il Charles James
has deserted Pierce, whose greatness he deserted
some twenty years ago! Look out for squalls y
The proceedings of the meeting were forwarded, in
due course of mail, to the Union for publication
they are of course forth coming - but, like the play
Of Hamlet with the part of Hamlet left out, the re
solution in favor of Buchanan came up missing -
Here was a clear case of overt treason and false
hood and the vigilant Sentinel and ever spacious
IcHHNItthatAN W hWNH upon NHS iSS-iSA =
Union like a thousand OF brick.
But this unmistakable evidence Of Organic hostili-
" TO old Buck is not all. Mr.. Buchanan considered
Lord Clarendon's apology for the recruiting business
ample, and expressed his high satisfaction in commu-
uicating it to his Government \ dispatch, which
he received from Marcy, complaining of the outrage
TO our territorial independence, he quietly pocketed
and never said a word about it for three mOnths-tll
urged thereto again and again by the Secretary Estate
When he dill bring the subject to the notice Of tn,
British Minister, it was by carefully leaving out
Marcy aud Cushing's grand point So, that to thi,
day, no complaint of the outrage TO our indetinabl,
sovereignty, has yet been laid before the British Soc
rotary.
Thus foiled, the Union has for weeks been aSsail
ing Mr.. Buchanan, through the sides of the National.
Intelligencer and all others, who have dared to eN
press appreciation of the moderation and wisdom o
Mr.. Buchanan's course. The EmbaSSadors name
has not been called but every body knew the Exec
utive Organ was hitting at him.
These signs give some indication Of the fun that
may be expected about June. Pierce is game. and
he is determined to die game. lie is in for victory
or death. So much pluck merits success.