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~ In our paper to-day will be
found copy OF the law enacted By
the Legislature on banking. 1t will
be seen that i. prohibits all Banks, cH-
cept the Stale institution, from issuing
or circulating bills OF q less denolni-
nation than five dollars after the fins,
day Of September next.
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Able Defend rs.

4 friend Of ours ~ Democratic A.
merican--stcppcd in yesterday rub.
hing his hands and otherwise showing
citation oI&puts,
"I,jogaat ticket this Of ours quo,h
ne. IT is bound to b. SO we'll delcnd-
ed, too, in Alabama"
"Why, particularly in Alabama"
"Oh, not only in Alabama, bat in
Georgia also. The Americans will all
defend it, oulthol uaaHy half Of the
leading men on he o;hcr side are
bound to sustain Fillmore as sound
and safe for the South"
How sol"
"Plain as daylight! Richard W.
Walker, Speaker Of the anli-know
Nothing and Democratic House Of
Alabama, WAS i}ilImorc'5 eloquent de-
fender in 1913! (lhars g iact) Rob-
clt NJ. Patton, lending Senator Of
the sane party, in the last L"gjsja,
turc, has Away urged him on the
people Of N0IhL'a5.n as the safest
Of Northern men. (Dcc dodIy 50, T.
Mr.. Figures q prJanI"nl Norm Ana"
bama pdi,oD Of the same sjjp'. "gaye
him aIory,' when he run Oh tie ,ic&ct
with Taylor! (Iruc, oh Kng) DR.,
f, J. Bacon, one OF the auti-k, n. aNI
Democratic Electors. gave him his
warm support in the same year, (ue
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SmaU Por.-This terrible disease is
said to be prevailing in several coun-
oies in this State. In several places
IN North Carolina meetings Of every
kind have been forbidden, for fear the
contagion may increase. We have
heard Of several cases in Chattanooga.
in this State.
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BATHING SALOON AND BARBER
SHOP,

Henry, the Barber, takes pleasure in soy
ng 10 his old friends and patrons, and the pub
lie generally. TINT he has fitted up in connect.
l"n With his Barber Shop, good
BATHING SALOON,
where he is nj al times prepared 10 furnish
gentlemen with warm, cold and sho" or baths,
At the uniform price of aG cents cncii.--
And Us the cleansing Of the body is a thing
conducive to health and pleasure, he fa,,crs
himself Tia, he will receive u liberal palrou-
age Shaving eNd hn r-drc 'sjng also cont n.
ucd as usual, after The most approved styles.
AsnpplS o! the tislr>t Cigars always on
land, HENRY, the Barber.
Mur!2 Gm
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Bsy" Circuit Court is now in session
at this pIacc-Hon. A. J. MorcAbanks
presiding. We learn that bat few cases
Of importance have yet come up.
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A Bill,

A Bill,
To be entitled "An Act to rcgutate
BanAing."
Section |. Belt cnoctcd By tie Gen.
cral assembly Of The &,atc Of Yaaac3
see, That from and after the pas.as
Of this act it shall be the duty OF eac.
and every bank in this State to MAKE
a scmi-annual return to the Gov.
error Of the state on the FIRST Monday
in July and january Of each year Of
! the names Of all its stock holders, the
amount Of stock owned by each midi
vidual or company, the amount Of
money actually paid into the funds OF
each bank on each share respectively
and the amount Of the discounts Of
each bank. And each bank shall in
clude in its semi-annual return such
other statements as are required OF
the Free banks by the eleventh Ste
ton Of the act Of 1882, chapter ll5.
entitled AN act to authorize and rcg-
uIate the business Of banAing,' passed
the 18th orFcbuary, 1852, which re-
turn Shall be yoIiied by the affidavit
Of the President and Cashier CT the
! bank.
Sec. 2. BE it further c@acind, That
i shall be the dutv orcach and every
branch bank in this State to make out
and forward to the Governor q return
as required in the foregoing Section
| separate and distinct from the return
Of the Mother bank, which return shall
be verified by the affidavit orthc urosi-
den, and cashier Of The branch bank,
and ,Lc Governor shall cause the re-
turns REQUIRED IN this and the lorego-
inc sections 10 be- published as REQUIRED
Of the Comptrollcr by the provisions C.
/ iho twelfth section ofs1id Act 0fig,y.
cIontcy lib.
See. 3. b. /! fQylily lRact3. That
from and after the first day Of S..-
TENDER ncxt no bank or branch bank
within the State Of Tennessee shall
issue, emit, Pay out, pass or err
cl'iate any bank note or bI.I OF les
denomination that i've do.I".@, c~erpt
bills or notes OF the Bank Of Icnnca-
see; provided, that nothing herein con
tanned Shall be so nS.Eutd aHiom"ao
it unlawful for any bani, Or branch
bank to present Tor payment 0" Ill any
other mode transmit Tor redemption to
any bant OF tins or any other 2ta'c any
bill orbits OF such bank OF the d"-
nomination aioFcsWd remaining IN
circulation alter the ln.c aforesaid
with the view and III the mode 10
s;"g u" future circulation thereof
See" i. BE Il .fN|ihcT enacted, THAT
eacn and every issuing passing, pay
ing away or circulating OF each and
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u" There is an interesting revival
OF religion now in progress at the W.,
T.. Church at this place.
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Sag Night Irrercreace.---AC a re-
cent meeting in Kansas, one Colonel
Jas. Il. Lane made Il speech in sup
port Of the resolutions, in which he re-
pudiated squatter sovereignty, and
mounted fairly and squarcly' the Re
publican platform. So aggressive
was the slave power, he said that he
believed they would try to thrust into
Heaven itself, even if the Archangcl
Michael stood at the gate, uihom he
had a &harp'Sride IN his hoad.
This irreverent language was not
used by border ruilians,' but by an
immaculate free State man. Where
arc the three thousand New England
clergymcn!
This is the same Colonel Lane who
was sent out to Kansas by Pierce to
get IN the free State convention.
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EAEsLgEeT EUDS or SPRING.
TANDlV {; HENDERSON
Inform he public gcacr.i; that they have
lust opened a new and sc.vc, assortment Of
DRY GOOD S,
consisting Of EVERY THING" They have
been fal;cred by their friends who have seen
their stock, that more beautiful and tasteful
goods have never been bfogghito W achester
Particular attention has been paid to the
WANTS OF THE LADIES
in making selections, and they have no hcsi-
tatIon IN saying that their assortment o. la
dies dresses, Sc, is superby beautiful, and
embraces am extensive variety, al. o! which
they are determined to
SELL G II L 4 p.
ThoY have made an early start IN pnrchas-
ing thcir goods, in order that I'r Eastern
market might not be picked over before ,Ler
made their purcha-es. Give them call and
tAcy Will make /, to your In,ercs. TO pa,ron.ze
them.
Winchester, Mar 20. If
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speech Of Gov. Gloyd in New NorL.

The meeting in front of The Merchants TX
change, in New York, on Thursday afternoon. 10
hear the reply of cx- Governor Floyd, of Virgin
Ia, 10 Speaker Banks, was, we learn. nm immense
affair the whole of Wall street, from Hanover
TO William streets, it is said, was one dense mas
OF human beings. The steps Of the Merchants
Exchange aud all the doors and windows whit
commanded "A view of the platform were also
crowded. At least ten thousand persons were
present, including The great body of the NOR
chants and business men Of the city. Tho ora
tor spoke for two hours, aud the journal of Com
meroe states whenever he touched upon the top
les Of the Constitution and the Union. the MP
plause was immense. Cheers arose, as iffrom one
man, hnts were waved, and il was some moments
before the speaker could resume his remarks.
As one by one, he blew up the facts and figures
of MIR. Banks speech, the delight Of the au lience
manifested itself in laughter and cries OF good"
E" that's true" and other expressions of approval
1t was before that vast crowd that Governor
Floyd bore his testimony To the PATRIOTISM AND
LOYALTY TO THE CONSTITUTION AND the UNioS
OF THE AMERICAN PARTY NORTH.
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en- ron no cause for pefzonai t,arkz, iaflHst tb'h -
durlnre in a public speech that be PAID no h'i'h'''P
10 "fee." which you, properly estimating your wv
qualities, and approaching the propenslties oi YOU
own nature, have no doubt appropriated 10 }onfseh.
but that was onlyin reply 10 repeated anu p, ie'a.ea
calnmnies and most atrocious talsehoods Win "hie"
Won had attempted 10 libel his good name.
He had offended YOU by discharRing what he con-
eei,ed to be his duty To his country IN q public speech
which has met With the approval aud endorsement OF
his entire party: and because YOU were too 'hpuleht
10 assail his arglments, You determined TO a'sali MS
person.
Nv father no doubt recognizes his own IcsP'is'-
tnr,, n ,bose whom be coHld regnrd a. worthy ct
All. notice. aud woult hold them responsible Ia INN
Tor anf improprIetysf language al conduct but Yen
M moi belopg 10 hat class. and moreover. he would
have 10 indulge 6te o. ferhapH o. hundred other vino
Ike Yourself weld icel honofei by The nsF7'tailan
hat he will sec hat bis reputation don't suilfr-
N,tiing bit physical incaFHeiiy. oee1si"nei by
long eonfinat}and frequent attacks ola rheumatic
character hasreYentcd me. rs his son, from lniliet-
ipq mon Won hat personal ehasti#ement YOU have 90
,n,indntl, derived. Disabled from performing that
daf. l., diseso, | nave 10 alternative l"ft me-no
such dlspaliy IN age or position existing between NJ
than tina Of r%ro5aimius your whole c9nrze To-
wards IN. father ~ brutal. r1fianlY. distonera1lc
and rowaray To- the last degree, aud 10 aford 'ou the
onnortnnitg inu have so long pretended 10 seek Of
him, by a resort 10 that mode "hieh you ihahN gen
fiemcn ouly ai"Fi
II slnll bc aon whether You are PLAYING the part oil
an insoleni al tonafdlt braRRartwith YOU sapefi-
ors, or whottr You really desire an opportunity Of
indicating lsultri honor.
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ilemnn. md an able. eduented. and farcible wi.
Ter. Mr.. Taber was n Young man. scarcely ilir'
~ years of age. yet he had been long enough be-
fare the public To make him many warm personal
and political friends. lie was a graduate OF Co
lnmhia Callcgr. 5. c, aud established for himself
in TINT institution a reputation for undoubted tai
ent. lie was in addition to his power with the
editorial penn ohasie, forcible and elegan, speak
or. lie has left behind as The mournfr- over his
untimely end, n large family connection, and a
wife mud Two Young children.
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lore OF the Sknrlsstoo Duei.

Tho CHARLESTON papers of Thursday publish
The folloun- statement Of the late affair Of hon
az in tbatsity. aud the correspondence between
the parties engaged III 1t
The hnlexed communication, was handed To
Mr. Tabo ON Saturday forenoon, the 9th inst.
Mr.. Jams Conner, who bore It, not having met
him he uy previous.
80 Broad STREET, Sept, 90. 1856.
10 John Heart. Esq. and ". n 1nber, Jr.,
Isq, Edii0fs Charleston Mercury.
GENTLEMEN: You have after repeated thr'nt
enings aud with deliberntion, pabllshed aud CIR
eulatcd insulting end libellous attacks upon my
brother. Judge Mnprath.-To effect this. you
hive put inside the habllual p%ropricty of Charles
ton newspapers; md dIsregnrdlng the tnate and
sentiment of this community. hive rmulated the
corruption aud iccntiousncss of Il vennl plcss
elsewhere.
Yon have done this without rrovocation, or
the excuse of eyciicmcnt, and in the face of rela
tions with Judge Magraih, proving upon both Of
YOU personal estimates Of him in private exactly
dp reverse Of those you hive endorsed uud pub
Ished. Herein is the proof Of your delinquency.
cher in your private intercourse Of IN your pnb
Ii conduct. lon have. il is true, attempted To
i%rerpose the protection mud veil of AN ANONYMOUS
crrespondeut this could not serve you in any
eypt. In your seeming anxiety 10 secure It.,
yu have, by an Apologize paragraph, IN your
owl names MS Editors, endorsed the libel. | nm
tho relieved Of all question Us 10 whom | should
ndGess myself. You knew, III attacking one cXs
crossing judicial functions. Tint, MS To him, va
wodd be exempt from the personal accountable
" l1laim nj your hnnd4. You will not doubt my
righ to do ~. How far your Supposed security
mnyhnve shntprnod the malice und stimulated
the lndnciiy of the attack. will not now sur
mise because the intent of this communication
is to lffard you The opportunity Of proving whelh
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A strange STATE Of affair and much 10 be regret
ted. ANY one a, all conversant with our rolit
ieaI affairs must have foreseen. long since. that
snch would he the result. The crisis ha-, no
doubt. been FASTENED on the III timed acfion o.
President Pierce. Judge Douglas and Others, IN
regard 10 the Missouri Compromise, and the
Kansas aud Nebraska bill
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New ori1 Markets.

tn" sales ofeotioa Saturday reached about ,2oaa
i,'ao bale, the market closing firm. Middling cot
tons "efr scarce, ana We're dcarer in proportion than
the higher grades, having been sold Mt l23c. The
nfN cotton arriving Is generally abo tHr middling
grades. The liahtne5s oftbc stock ato tends To
check operations. The chiet purchases are made by
spinu'rs. fioar was from &c. II i0c. per barrel low
e.. " heat Wa also lower. Red sold at 81 - a -
-, am wh;teat 81 Goa 81 60. We learn of the s5,s-
pension OF highly respectable firm engaged in the
t9"r and corn tradt. Coru sold at To-. Il Csc. Pork
was duh, with saes Of mess ~ SIS g33 IL go. Sales
OF sugar were r%outrcl to 559 Il COO hbds. Cuba mus
coyado, al steady prices. Coffee WAS quiet, and pri-
ces unchanged. Freights were steady, and ritas
continued about the same.-Hgg}a ofHe 6H.
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date cure of DtarrIlnn, Cholera Mufnu-, thuNc. &e, prepared
by ! H. Thompson \ Co. has given entire satisfaction to all
those who have bceu $50 fart4ntteHs 10 pSr II. THIS IliXtr is
not composed OF harsh. di-aF rreahir and stimulating ineredi
cnts. but is SO PLEASANTLY combined ilat ilc smallest child will
takcii. 1t is soothing and tout to The stomach and bowels,
and when taken as directed. never tu@s 10 ufar1 rclict in "a
short time. Every family Should hayca bottle within reach at
this season Of the year, when bowel complaints are So prera-
et. julg2 dNclfinio
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80 bea',h should loose no time IN taking tins Noho'liuuraa hy
Ia "a Ne VII were at deaths door have beer ies,oiea ~
their means. They act upon the man 'pI5ht u NJ '
,,lnIe in disorders Of the Liver add stomach - vo,l
saId q, ne manufactures " - Aati'n Lehe, N"' OK.
- ~. - stand. London AMI by all Druggists, "
.H. mud II urr baN. &C.,
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On Tuesday, the 18th instant, elections will be
held in the States of PENNsYLvANIA. ONO, and
INDIANA.
In each of these States Members of Congress
are 10 he elected in Pennsylvania twenty five.
in Ohio twenty one, and in Indiana eleven, making
tfty-seven in all.
In Pennsylvania a Canal Commissioner. Aud
tor, and Surveyor are to bc chosen by general
vote. Two tickets are ia the field. the pcmu.
cratic and the Union opposition. \ State Log
isla,uro will also be chosen. which will have 10
select Il United States Senator in the place Of die
Hon. RICHARD BRopHEAp. whose term expires
in March, 1857.
in Ohio, Judges Of the Supreme Court. an At
Z ruey General, School Commissioner and Com
missioner of Public Works haze TO be chosen
There are three State tickets nominated-Amar
lean, Democratic, and Republicans.
In Indiana oGoyernor ana full corps of Suite
officer. are TO be chosen. In this State the Amer
.can party have made ne nominations for Con
, gressmen or State officers.
d The DimeuI,, betwre" nc@.r-. Pryor aud Ror,~.
A statement was published under our iele-
graphic head yesterday morning to the effect
I0at MessFs. DoIts huu ITNor we're IN tue NlCllll-
ty of Washington City, with the purpose ofha,-
ing a hostile meeting. The following card, pub.
lished by Mr.. Bolts in the Richmond Uhig last
week, will explain the cause of their repairing to
the field Of honor
CARD.
Te ROGER a. PRYOR. ESQ.
/ am not enluiees of acquiring the reputation ola
'duellist, nor the notoriety of a bully and a blaeL-
guard, and yet | fear | can hardly bring myself down
TO a level with you, without being regarded in some
sense as partaking of some one q your prominent
qualities. abhor the practice of dazzling. drst. he-
cause twenty brawling ~braggarts like yoarself are en-
gagged in them, where one sterling gentleman can be
found. Secondly, because ! regard il as no tet OF
true courage, for even You, a posted coward and pal.
troon, have been engaged in more than one-but your
conduct to my Father as an Editor has gone far be-
yond all gentlcmanly limits and %propriety. Pre'om.
ing upon the disparity ofyour agesand position, viii
the hope of retrieving your character for courage
from the degraded position which You were made Is
occupy in your controversy with Caleb smith, fsq
feeling an absolute confidence that You could ISLANDER
and abuse him with impunity, as he would not de-
grade himself by descending to your level you have
dared to apply to him terms and epithets that no mar
having the slightest regard tor truth or honor would
aare felt himself at liberty to insinuate. He has CIV
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SprCT\L NOTICES.


- 'fOHFF ftrrNY '1 mn vaTjlus @hTanlhcs.
t. i, , .tvls unsurpassed ~ 'H# aHhr - -, 4 M ISI
IN At t6r xIRGiNIAS JOB fklNIlN' -
lob. printed In Colors in a manner that WI ma lam can
~ dine south Of Mason and Dixon ; In 33fe.,,eer Main
be seen at onrehief' IA '"i aug Its
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NJ. -seAHhE,
. Tobrcco rnCior.

MADISON 81, nfrNTIN FE0Nr How 9 My
MfNrHs. fFNN.
Would respectfully state To Virginia Manufacturers. that 10
gives his whole time and attention 20 the Tobacco Trade. 5i
confines himself to an exclusive Commission business. md tHl
give strict attention to consIgutnentS, on which liberal advar sos
will he made
james Pom. Cashier Planter Bank. w :
Davis, President southern Rank Of Tenn Memphis .Iua. u
piey. Cashier BANK of Virginia Jao ;. B. Blair. L~ynchhure, Y a
WA Ayrrs. pnyiNe, Va >sutl AyIe-, Richmond, Va
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4 Sin.ulnrI, Candid Admission.

We l>aN> the Baltimore Amerl-
CAM the following candid admission of the san
bury Northumberland county Pa American to
the attention OF our southern Democratic friends.
1t may be only necessary to premise that the
journal named has the names of James Buchan-
an and John c. Breekinridge at the head oftts
columns. The editor Is not only more candid.
bat exhibits greatly more intelligence than his
party generally; though we doubt very much
whether his friends here. who assert that Fillmore
has no strength anywhere, will thank him for the
evi lence he has given of the possession of both
Of the-e qualities. After speaking of Mr.. Buch-
annu's southern strength,and utter impetenc" at
the North. he adds;
The UeSi and the Egsteta and Mi}2e
States NTH Il feic exceptions, urt almost un1ai
moas for Fillmore and Fremont. Tins IS truly
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oAIAIERCIAI


roaRTaitp rVEttY SATURDAY 4 Tuesday nv l"'e,.
ToRAtro-N little doing anl Ifiecs higher fr an ,LAit
We quote Common Lugs ? To- : good to i'm in. elt
common leaf $40 to II, good AMI tine shipping ,sd g H
sIa TO -; fine manufacturing Leaf, ST. IL so. ct. .t
TO So, new prinings are selling fruia - 10 81 ID >
~WHFAT-Rgeeipis very light. Re- 81 ~. White -
81 30.
FIouR-superane So Sc. Extra IS ITO =. Fm=5,
to 81 81 8
CoRS-s0u cts. Meal s5cts
JND GLAtE
Commission Mere.
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~IYNCHBURG WHOLESALE FBIGES crRRFv4
t8NHECIID VERY TUESDAY, ~ ATrRnAY -.
\. u. kGGkEH.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER -,
Communication i1"r.haut,
OPPOSITE ban Sal Al;l. Nm uHCRE ~
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- ,c'elNed his Fal and v inter Goods, co. ssuue in part OF
~ '"sIN Doe Skins, new and brautiM! Ovcrcustiuss Fan
~ C'SlArfe'' Fancy Velvet and SILK VcetingS, and best
nt'N Ntl'"i and SATIN III town Shirts. Drawers. Collars
'3tgs lia''t{ofrhlriN STITCHED and Woven SHIRT Fronts, &c
'''"ts " 'ptils garments made 10 order Of goods that vii
stFt -'fr faction, vii. please rHu and examine.
Agency Tor scott Fashions, also Tor Wheeler s Wilson 5
Nitcaug Machine. the best invented Tor general use. and far
ahead IT all others on linen or cotton.
oct = tl2oct WN 7 PAGE.
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- To lie 1EEN.-IENT
~ AND LEARN; 4 GRide to All whO nish 10 Sneak and J,1e
t2trtchH lartteuIy intended as a book of reference for the s5.
luton 81 diilcnltleS connected with Grammar, Commission
lhuclHatlot- &c, with explanations of Latin and French words
and phrases OF frequent occurrence in newspapers. reviews
lril7ii- al, aud hooksln general, containing examples Of ON,
l aslSahd ArttN'S Of daily occurrence, in Speaking. Writing
amd l1ohun. lah"n, together with detailed Instructions for WI
lhB 10 me IrfsS, and forms ct articles in the various denart.
menlN "i Newspaper Literature. PIG pages, bound in cloth.
taEt.
such a ho'k as this has long been wanted by those who en-
t,ilana the wish alluded 10 in the ttr II Is suitable fraIl
classes We have attentiSeIy conned its pages. and can rscom
"caa u as one t hc b6st UorkSq f reGrcace for TIC vonng s,p5,r.
or ft'2 5' rPt Sftoiar, and as deserving 10 be eenraHg cqasaH
a. I'm "9rE Is da99ahT useful and indispensable -117baa.
GARRETT & CO., Publishers.
No. IL Ann Street, New York.
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Nrw sofi. Certain.

We have inst heard from u New York Demo
rat that the vote of that State is already
counted. lie says Fillmore wall get 100
oo0 votes md consequently the electoral vote.
Among conservative. Union Democrats even OF
the North, the opinion is gaining ground that
Fillmore alone can beat Fremont. and il the
Pennsylvania election shall show that Buchanan
cant carry his own State, Fillmore will sweep the
majority of the Northern States. Why can't
Southern Democrats exhibit As much patriot
eRnr kNhMrr N.lrS;