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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-08
New Goods at the Clothing Emporium Of
H. WISE & Bro. -

New Goods at the Clothing Emporium Of
H. WISE & Bro.
Ellison's mesc Building, Corner of Front
ana Laurence sts.
NV HERE they are now prepared 10 ofe,
w extra inducements 10 all those who
may favor them with their patronage. They
have just received '
Large and Splendid Stock of Goods.
Consisting z! of all kinds OF Spring and Summer
Ciothihg ior Men and Boys, which cannot be
surpassed ior quality and price in this market.
They have also splendid supply of
Ladies' Dress Goods
Of The finest quality Shawls, Cloaks, Bonnets.
Ladies Shoes and Jewelry
Gents, Fine Shirts, Colla,s, Handkerchiefs,
Uuder Shirts, Drawers. &C., Trunks, Jewelry.
and Yankee Notions. India Rubber and OH
Cloth Coats, Pants and Leggins, &c.
we are Offering Tor sale the mos: complete
assortment of
Ready-Made Clothing.
ever offered in this market. Our goods are .
our own manufacture, from the best of mate
rlal. Having the advantage of resident part .
neI IN Cincinnati, and also of large business
OF Parkersburg, Va, we will be enabled 10
keep up general assortment on the most eco
nomical plan, and will sell to those who NAV
favor US with their custom, CHEAPER tha,
ever before sold in this town.
Give us call, and examine our STOCK for
yourselves before purchasing; we are always
pleased to show our goods, believing that if
you learn prices you will be sure TO buy.
II. WISE s. BRO,
Ironton, April 20, 1855.
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WILSON & RICHARDSON,

WILSON & RICHARDSON,
GSA HAVE removed their Saddle and Har-
Co. ness establishment to.
No. 6, Exchange Block, 2nd st.
where they will be glad to see their customers.
We have OH hand general assortment Of
work, well made and out Of the best stock. We
can furnish customers with the very finest work,
not excepting any place in the STATE or uSloN.
Don't go to Cincinnati or Pitlsburg TO get fine
saddle or harness ;we pledge ourselves 10 make
as neat and fashionable style of work as you
can get any place in the country.
We are prepared to trim buggies, old and
ne y, and also to put tops on carriages and bug.
sies in good style, and moi botch them.
We have several dozen real buckskn OK
ashes which will sell by the dozen or sin.
gle LASH tfes
Particular attention will be paid to repairing
old saddles and harnesses OF every description
with promptness and dispatch. The public are
invited TO gives us call.
WILSON & RICHARDSON. T
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!, \ lFlIRANCI eHfJTUIJIl D I
DEALER In !

pss.ti.,l DRY AND FANCY I'M
x, 00US. HATS. CAPS. GRO
GENES. BOOTS AND SHOES, NAT
ass-ysss THE WEST fRONTONS ss
! n ir55f !: STORE, 81,
IL EEPS constdnllyon hand and n ,.c.;v;,s
~ Iiesh supplies Of all The above descap.
o.. c,'l y FOR MEMS WEAR. j 5;y Z q s''-
Cloihss vesiings. large nssortnssnt Of Ready
maae olothing. Boots, Shoes. Hats, Csps. a..
fDRYi GOODS, S,yFA
1foad Cloths, 0sslimeres, Cassinetis. Cordu
!oys, lSingnams. Setins, Poplins, Plain and
,,np r.gulea n uiess slik Patterns. Every dcscrp
IRISH lInenof every quality VI -4
Ladies' and girls Hosiery-a large md cor,.
plete assortmenta StTiE -"N ''"'-
aud Plain. i77'aF1 '"ipeo
: UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLs
chiefs. 't'a s. rs, 'fF- ei''AAS'
Linen and Cotton Edgings. Lawns. &c. 'af
Ladies fans and COMBS.
The best stock Of Bonnet Ribbons and Trim.
mngs. r.aSesl 4 4 t,.r.~ -. -- A''A'
styles. ii'stE fel IA 1l1-fSf'NDll 'tT'e''
| large stock. 4s ~ : Tt"e
Check Of all kinds, Jeans and Drilline,.
Carpet chain of oil colors. ug FTFo7a OF
Table linen Cotton yarn a nd batting.
Summer hats and suspenders. ai
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Table knives and forks, spoons, German silve,
ana Britanla ware. Colts revolvers-the best
GROCERIES, r&as
Flour and Corn Meal, Sugar cured and ca nyas,.
ed hams, dried beef, dried yenison hams. also.
sugar cured shoulders.
New Orleans aud Sugar House sugar and
molasses, loaf sugar. ~ -
Tea and Coffee, and Groceries OF every de.
scription. re ~ = oS''
Raisins. Figs and Candies, also dried fruit.
| White Fish and Nackerel. G5T-
The best quality Of cigars and chewing TO-
bacco kept constantly on hand. i7 =,
WHITE LIME. tt.f
| Trunks, Tubs, Buckets and Brooms.
| WEST lRoNToN, June 26, 1855 -2l.-tE
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. 'rs & wRI0HT 4 ~. /

$50 81 D. WRIGHT 4 w.. i,fti
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
In Drugs, Medicines, Chemicais,
- Oils Paints and Dyestuils. ~
Nos Corner Of Second 4 Railroad IT,
w iRONTON, OHIO. fssS ~ (
Bayc recently received fresh sdd,tlons 70 thell
stock, and nle now Offering TO the people ol
Lawrence county, one OF the best stocks ol
fresh and pure Drugs and Medicines, evc'
brought to lronton. oil the popular Patent Med.
cnes OF the day, received direct rom the pro-
prietors, and warranted pure and genuine.
Particular attention given 10 compromising
Physicians prescriptions. .s.. .y..t !,
Physicians are respectfully invited to col
aud examine our stock.
April "a, 1855. e.-s -
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Notice-For Sale.

+ WISH to sell the one,half Of the
u 'wilnr ibpni "Columbin,n and fxtnrea belonging
10 the snme, which u lying ri the Ironton wharf
Any person wishing 10 purchase can have The pleas
ure of seeing me atmy Office, a. The Ashland wharf
bont Ky. . JOS. J. DAVIDSON,
Aug. 1lth, 1865. .-2Ste ANiN4t
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:. J.C0MBS & cos.
Book List for November.

TNHE Old Homestead, BY Mrs. Ann S. Ste.
sphens,q Sl,25l
Eolopoesis, Ma, u.lt s 90
Ghostly >olbquies. LOO
Beechcroft, 75 100
Table Twin with Something on Them,
Down, 1.2j
The Newcomos, Thackeray. f 200
ABasket Of Chips, Boughsm. les
The Modern Horse Doctor, Dold, At' 100
Women of the Nineteenth Century, 100
English Orphans, Is
ilarpers Classical Library, just published
The T1usiatioRs 0i iilorace, virgilan Sallust,
10 be followed by many other valuable works
from Latin. Price u cts.
Sacred Philoxophy--God Revealed in Crea-
tioa and in Christ, by JanesB. Walker, author
of Philosophy Of The Plan Of Salvation. Price
Christian Theism, by Robert A. Thompson,
Being the testimony Of reason and revelation 10
the sexietence and chafacter OF the Supreme
being, prize Sl.25.
Alsp Fresh supply Of Which, the Right OF
the Left, q d, u II II ]. COMBS 4 CO.,
Bank Block.
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FREDERICK DORRIES,
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,

HANGING ROCK, OHIO.
II EEPS the best quality Of material, an
IN will execute his work in style and fin
ish that cannot be out done by any Of his craft,
here or elsewhere. All orders from abroad
promptly attended to. ~
June 9th, 1855.
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The Evenings,

4 RE long, and cannot be used tp better all {.
~. vantage than in reading some good books.
Call al the Bookstore in the Bank Block, and
select from the best stock of Standard Liiera-
ture ever brought to lronton.
Nov. 20. ], COMBS & Co,
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II ETTER paper and envelopes, wri.
IL ting paper, Superior Windsor Mills Cup. Note,
Sermon, bath, Legal Cnp, and Amber Lined CONNER.
cinl Note papers, Fancy Stationery, Envelopes, ali
izcs, NJ Wholesale Or Retail ut Hunk Block Book
toIe. r.e.rfl. qF rfs. J, COMBS Co,
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BRASS FOUNDRY

TRONTON BRASS FOUNDRY
J.J. VIxroN takes this method Of annodnc.
ng 10 the citizens Of lronton and the public
that he has erected Brass Foundry
on the corner Of Fourth and Eckley streets, IN
lronton, and has it now in full operation, ond
is ready to do any kind Of work in his line OF,
the shortest notice and most reasonable terms
O.d copper aud brass taken in exchange.
Nov. l8, lS54.-n 80
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Lime! Lime!l

TRANK SHlNuiT, at his store in Yves
IL lronton, 10 prepared to supply the plaster.i
efs, and al Others in this vicinity with q supe.
rior quality Of lime. He sells on the lowest
terms for cash. ct approved credit.
I lronton, May 5th. 1855, 81, !. 4, q
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lyiiERE probably was never bstsct assortment Of
il Puno fortes in Cincinnat than can now be fopiib
al No.75, West Fourth street Chickering'S, Wodd.
ward browns, Brown 4 Aliens I. GibeTts, with
Roas Aitac hmant, IL. Worcesters and ti,e Westsrn
Manufacturing Company's Panos are snlohg ihe besi
70 be found IN this country Mostof hees instrumsne
tied warrunt given with euch instrument
WM. =. COL1uRN, Piano and Music DerQ5
NJ. ~ Wcst Fourth erect. NO.
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY

TNHE undersigned has fitted up the room re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. CnAMnLIN, and is
now prepared 10 take GOOD PICTURES, in
all weather. Paintings, Daguerreotypes and
Slstuary accurately copied. Careful instruc.
ton given in the art MRS. DAUPHIN.
sep Il
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IA PAIR of hndIes' Glove. KID I.ase Boots, cclos
~ ed the Glesa ever brought TO Ironto, worsho o.,
,0 Fair. Call anI sse them q .
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ROCKING CHAIRS.
STANDS,

Double lrafed one and Two drawers, rt
Wash stands OF nil varieties,
Walnut desks, wa
Kitchen. dining md breakfast tables, curl walnut
rosewood iron top, in imitation of MARBLE center In.
b!es. cnrl tables, extension tables every vnrieiy.
SOFAS-ii1ir plask all varieties. I'D .-....
OTrOMANS-Dvcry variety. .- o..
observation-disclosures collage. sycamore ocingon.
high posts aud coiuge-all of wood now IN u se
Trundle.beds, with aud " thout Stats Low common.
I0UNGES-panneed, turned md cushioned.
!.OOklNG.GI.ASSE sizes and qualities.
MATrRf.SSES-A full sorimcni.
They deal III nj, articles OF cube-work which they
receiving from their manufacturing establishment
IN Cincinnati No l52 si street between Elm aud Plum.
They prepared TO make 10 order ylhing in the fr
ike OF business mud will. the shortest notice fill
oroars tor country denlcrs and all others, who may
favor them with ilicr custom. ..f-.
They have ju. opened in lrorion Mt No. ,. Rodgers
Block. Corner Of Second and Railroad sis. where they
will be pleased 10 meet their customers.
They sell on The most rcnso,nhle terms.
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LAWRENCE HOUSE,
CORNER OF FRONT 4 LAWRLNCE SITS.
81 IRONTON. OHIO.

MHS. EMl11 FOfE, TNOfAlEIOA'
THlS house is newly and neatly finished
throughout, rooms well furnished with
new furniture and Carpet. Guestswill be furn-
ished with single rooms, and the ready atten.
dnuce of oblging suryants. Her culinary de-.
psrtment is under her immediate supervision,
Ind her table supplied with the best the merket
can afford. She solicits the custom Of hes
affiends and The public generally. she viii use
fes best efforts 10 render pleasant and sQes
able, the stay OF all who may coll ut her House.
She is also furnished with stabling accommo-
daticns. sep 10
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NV RIGHTS Nerve and Bone Liniment for
w Bruises, Ri eumatism, Burns, Sprains,
&C., q superior article for sale wholesale and
letail by F. S. WRIGHT q Co., Druggists.
April "a, 1856.
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IN DOZEN Country Knit Socks at $3.50 per dozen.
w or rs cts. per single rar; 35 dozen do. u, s22
per dozen N. DERBYf& CO.,
Corner OF Second and Rail nd Streets.
oct IA
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!heaner chan Eyer-Great Excitement!

ar iirCH nj his old stand, in Marion, Ohio, offers
nj 10 his customers, one of the best seccled and
cnenes. stocks Of goods ever brough. TO this couury
io,ud ON lis Shelves and he Is bound TO sell, grca
bnrguins may be hud. Thankful for pnst favors he
hopes continuance OF the liberal patronage o. me
pr ce in exchange for goods. tush never refhsed.
Aluron, July 18th, 1885, 94-y.
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Rio, Mocha, and Java Coffee.

! Imperial, Gunpowder, and Black Teas +,
saAll orders sent us will be promptly offended
n, without any disappointment as 10 quality
and price OF goods, or the time Of their deliv'
cry. Our old friends, and every BODY else, are
respectfully invited 10 call and examine our
.,ock "A s. VI y Nov. 6, '55
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Il Xxx s Irsss 4; ~ y 4 ~ .sboss,
itx.;iy1e etnSlhj6f fiins will certainJY do well to
~ Hs ! - fto0e' AuNpocK.
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M0XLEY, BARBER, & EGERT0N.
No. 8, Union Block, Eonton, Ohio.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS
AND DEALERS IN DRUGS, MEDlCl-
CINES, PAINTS, OILS. VARNlSHES
TuRPENTlNES, DYE.STuFFS,
WINDOW GLASS, GLASS
WARE, SNUFFS. TO-
r' BtCCO, CIGARS,
SPICES. PATENT MEDICINES, PERFrMERY,
FANCY ARTICLES, STATIONERY +,
AND BLANK BOOKS.
HAvE just received, and will keep con.
III stantly OIL hand, large and well select.
ed assortment Of the above articles, and all
others usually kept in Drug Slores-whicht they
will sell at the lowest cash prices. Every artl.
Gle sold by US ia warranted to be pure, fresh and
genuine. Particular attention will be paid 10
filling Physicians orders, and putting up pre-
scriptions, family compoun unds, aud preparations
Of all kinds. They invite those wishing arh-
cles in their line, TO give them call; they feel
assured they can make it TO their interest 10
purchase of them.
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we have Just opened large stockof Queens
wore and Glassware, and can furnish complete
seis Of the latest and most elegant styles Of
Stone China, white ns snow also large as
vty,,apt of GlaeSwafe
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-09-24
sPEEcn or los. MAJ. 4. GRAHAM.

The following nrc the remarks u the Hon. WIN 4.
Graham, Of \. G.. delivered lef,te TIE Wig N4ton.l
Convention il Baltimore 81 wednesday lat. ii r.
Spouse 70 ealls By menhcrs u the Convention:
Mr.. President: am taken by surprise b.
the ell just made upon me-. At very great
Inconvenience TO my srli have mad al Effort
10 he present an this occasion, and wien slier
my arrival had been hOB5red by place by
you side. hld supposed IL wald b: nv
duty merely 10 endedsDr 10 assist you in
the preservation 81 nrdrr here, rather than 10
take any part ~ tue dscu-s,uns Ui this ASSEM-
bly,. ! state this By way VI appl"gy for npi
being better able to CRAFTY the expectation.
% those gentlemen WHO have been pleased 70
call lor me upon this occasion.
have 10 express ms delight aud my graii-
ficati0n al viewing such an a.sembage a.
that before me. Il had been slid tat tile
Wig party ~ the county was dead u
these be IL remains, What must il have been
~ the days Of IT, power: rChcers. llihr.e
be bot its remains, What recvpcratise enti-
gies does i still possess BY which i NAV be-
brought again inioa condition II life. actiun
and aseiulnesss s,r, i ia party. disin.
terested aud p,trioiie party zone which. WHEN
clothed VIII power, ha. ever eAeteis,d ~.
Poser with juslitc. mpleratipn, enlarged
patriotism aud respect 10 all the interests
~ tie country, and Wien without puaer, 10
defeat as vel ~ sietpry, il has always Jern
a respectable party. II has ever ,liown th4t
ohi,alris devotion to is principles even When
defeated, which has made Il respectable ~
its own eyes, 10 the eyes II the country, an'l
10 he eyes 81 ,hOse who were opposed 20 u.
HIS tribute has been paid TO Il BY u, oil
adfersaties 10 latter times. Within the last
year % two Tie Wing party ha. been 10 4
state q inaetion il ha. not eoine forward and
cOniendch iur tie Offices II the country. and
being 10 hat retirement, II his heard its old
adsersarics compliment them 10 d degree Of
which they may sell be proud. Now The oil
Wing, ~ Democratic estimation, - quite as
respectable as any other Kind ol politician 70
the county. Laughter. Aud Il Is rather
matter Ol surprise, ahen We read the gazrites
81 the day, aud the speeches 81 our old poll
teal opponent, 10 regard 10 our old leaders,
how "a burner times our great captain ever
escaped being elected 10 the Office " Presi.
dent u the United States. ll.augiter. Aud
their tributes do ns bat justice. Bot nov
when ae cone forward 10 take part IL the
affairs u tie country, and endra,Or u rsrr.
else our lair sllafe nr influence 10 Efforts 10
cheek sectional strife aud To clothe with pow
81 illyse persons lliat appear to be worthy Of
~, fear thUse compliments viii cease. Hut
whether they 10 ur not, onr duty is plain
one il dUCs not become 80 large portion "
tie people ci The Y =, - compose Ne Old
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-09-24
THE WING NATIONAL CONVENTION.

The National Wing Convention assembled al Bal
tmcse. Maryland in the Hall Of the Maryland Insti-
tuie, on Wednesday the nth instant. The Wing
party vas fully represented by lis most eminents men
from nil pars Of the Union, and the proceedings were
characterized with, The. utmost harmony.
As was expected, The Convention endorsed the no.
iaatioa of Willard Fillmore the candidate for Pre-
senL with the perfect unanimity, and each mem
her returned to his home determined by;s actions to
deserve success, aud encouraged with good hope Of
obtaining il.
We have copied frcmthe National Intelligenccr a
brief sketch Of heproceedngs Of the Convention and
the able and effective speech Of Gov. Graham. We
intend in next to give others Of thepeeehes
delivered in the Conventions and perhaps full
account Of the proceedings.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-09-24
u a. MIDI n Lifsue are II DAM.

The new Albany (Indiana) Ledger Of August e9th,
says Yesterday morning Mr. Jeorge w Turner step
ped into our Office IN high health buoyant with hope
strong. active and usonl-a few hours afterhe lay
sn2le corps, Alas alas nothing can turn aside the
shaft Of deaih-goodness, talent, usefulness ALL all
are thin as air.
This distressing dispcnsation occurred in Mann &
Leydcn's new Mil, on State street. Mr. Turner had
gone in to look at the general arrangements, the new
mole..of packing The -four. &c and in few moments
the iron bands around one Of the miilstoncs broke
scattering lie dointed fragments ia every direction
Mr.. Turner'S lower limbs were crushed BY some Of these
fragments. deprsng him II - scnsibility in an in.
stsni lie wss conveyed 70 bis dwelling, and shortly
before his death he revived sufficiently 10 recognize
his weeping wiie.:and asked wherehe was. and what
bad happened. Being told he vas "a .hone, he soOr
relspse1 into state Of insCnsihilty from which b,
never recovered Tht. shock upon the nerves and ihs
excessive Jrsin aPon The sysienvas ian nainr,
eauisbear. and be sank gradually % fcsi IN the arm
u death.
: Hr. Turner was Of the Firm 81 Turner g. Davis
New Albany. and son Of the Hon. James Turner o
Baltimore county sIaIy land. This sad occurrence ha,
s2rea5'goom oser large circle oIeus and relatives
who. knowing the sitting worth Or the deceased
mourn bis sudden departure. Truly in the midst Q
afe " arc in deail.'p
ar. George Nv. Turnef.-vas younger and onl,
brother u NJ James G. Turner. the rngnecr % faso
abs known IN his community. He vas in the 3iit
year u his age.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-09-24

NEBical.soelxrr - NonTH-cAEoLisA.--We hay,
Inadvertently oniled.so notice the receipt Of pam.
PhleilooPs d The = Transactions Of tie seventh An.
nGil Mseiing Of me Medical society u the stsc 81
So,sl,-c afoiina. held al Rllegh. May, 1852 Thi,
IapPh!e; contains the lat ANIMAL proceedings, the
eloquent Adde'S # Dr.. wansn aud several report.
~ Dfs. Pimsn enl Manson On Diseases. The officer,
ofthe soeis,s arc q ioows President, ID. chas. T.
johnson Fioe Presidents. Dis. Whitehead, Manson,
Faisgn. aid Glassn :.sccreisry, Dr. ". g. Thomas
Treasurer. DE-. Jas. b. Dom. The society Vii held
il aeli annual meeting ID Edenion. on tie second
Taesl-y q AplI. 1857.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-09-24
go D. Nal-aa,I -.
WING NArIoAAL CONVENTION.

WIG NATIONsL CONVENTION.
This body assembled at Baltimore on tie
i5ih INST. 10 the i,all u tie !. Mlechanics. In-
stituie. Delegates appeared from the lol.
loving States:
Massachusetts,, conneeiicnt. New York.
New Jersey, Dgiawarp. PENNSYLVANIA. Mary.
land. Virginia, North Cafoiins, Georgia,
Indiana. Alabama. Loaisilna, Florida, Dhi0,
Illinois. Alkausas, kcmscky. Mississippi
Missouri and Tennessee.
I.ne dslesad,n coap,ised some oi t,s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-09-24

WmLhN G.. Rtfis is an ardent active
supporter &c Mr. Fillmore ia Virginia he
probably i somewhat acquainted with Sou.
thern rights AMI Southern interests. On Jan.
uar, ~. 1883. being then senator Of the
United STATES. from Virginia. James Bueh-
anan az the same time being Senator from
Pesnsy lsanis.) he introduced the following
resolution 10 The senate:
ResOirei. That any interference with Tie
subject Il slavery. ~ the Territories "a the
United States, 10 which il NAV exist, is in.
hibiied Nv al the considerations ~ regard 4,
the rights and interests Of the inhabitants oI
The SAID Territories. The security of Tile slave
holding States. aud the danger 10 the rnion,
which are mentioned IN the preceding rcsolu.
tion. A. fnrbilding any interference with. OF
artian on Tie subject of slavery IL tie Dis.
trict u Columbia; aud for the further reason
that the prople 81 il,use Territories, Wllsn
admitted inio the uni0n as States, will be ex.
clusi,cly entitled 10 decide HE durstiun II
the existence u sla,cy within DE rrspcc.
tive limits fur llirm,el,es."
Among t,osc who voted fr Tie resolution
where John e. Calhonn, Alfred .Guihbert.
Wilson Lumpkn, and Rivers and Roam, Of
Virginia.
James Buchanan Uoied against Il on d..
reel rOfe.
This tote il not barred by tie statute ii
Limitation. To il the friends IL NJ fncl,an.
an cannot 10 bis behalf plead The baby act. II
was gwen 10 mature life, aud not very LAM
ago. And still We are told that Mr. liucI,an.
an has = clean record, aud is The peeuiinr
Trend Of the South aud its institutions. Ne
id not even find il in accordance with his
truly southern feelings. 10 give Southern
vote, with the usual sayo Of is NGrthcrh ex.
planstion.
The latter part Of the above resolution con.
talns the very csseuec of the true doctrine
Tor Us. Mr.. Buctanan cannot by resolution
or otherwise ever be committed TO that. lie
Is not The man t0ajmit Thai The I" people OF
The Territories rien admitted info ME Uuiw
as Stafss will be rrciudray entillcd 10 De.
eide the question 81 the existence II slavery
within their respective limits Tor them
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