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Clothing and Clothing Materials.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Pfovisions and Clothing,

~ \ w. = April Q, less.
EPARATE PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed Proposas
y Navy CI0thns Clothing Materiaisn will
this once mil o'cloek On the ls day of May for
either Of navy yards Chasown Massachusetts Brock
yn New York, Gopor, Virginia, quanties bsiow
Of following articles clothing
and clothing materials and such further quantities Of
ordered chief the
Of The ssd navyyards respectively during the fiscal
encins this ls day July ending the 3
Iun.
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NOTCE.--The creditors OF Texas requested
Of importance their
The as Monday Ia May next at IL O'clock at Ward
On ard arr the 18th OF April copies Of
circular which issu-d
together with letter addressed the deeEa
win be delivered crod
may Apply them the once OF Msssrs Chuss Broh
j HAmlLTON.
Az ps-wedk d sat5hNay
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BY 4 L Il q n A p III ,
Destructive Fire IN Galsmo.

GALrSA April la destructive FIRE occurred this morn
ing in the heart Of city Il commenced near the De
Soto House, and destroyed thirty buildings including the
Catholic church, The Do Soto House wa. saved Loss un
known.
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John III. Buthmann,

I.portu and Dealer Wtns Bran1y, Csars, &C.,
Prnn,yvana Avenue ~ and 9Th sues side,
UAs received supply Of Havana cgus, among which the
III following Eesaia, III Gas LoDdres La inhess Nina
Cahana, Louis Eapolson, &C.
A rum sehiedam, pipe Of superior gin containing
champagne, MummS cah
net, Heldssick, and other brands.
10 store an wines, very
high order. Madeira, sherry port, &c.
a,iF
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Vessel Burn. at Sea.

BosroE, April l-Tbe schooner Tempter from Charcs-
ton bound Providence at sea on the 2sh ut
The crew were saved, and have arrived here.
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Dec i--dtisfJuncif

AT PRIVATE SALE, thnt splendid brick house
susted the of north and i7rh streets west, with The
aound coniabs Is 900 fret The house
rs length by IS BREADTH contains twenty De
s built OF the best bias with
sbundance and closets complete and heating
whole establish with
marble or silver depooy; pump oftxesent In hs
yard, and roof The library contains four wal
bookcases, OF dimensions worhmanshp hs
gsros of erguiss ss win frepet p.e mirror wndo~s
further of the sueiee
tito certainty the best built and convenent arranged
mansion In the District OF Co smbia.
large stable every arrange
railing s tN#"s : a~ '-. t%a ''e@
attempting description of The above, The subscIber would
falsd hut and
all persons wishing purchase respectfully invited call and
the premises for hcmssv. viii be sold very
sonabe terms. .@fsE-
For further particulars please subscriber auceneet
and commission merchant, o Seventh and sse wash
ingon. "A, SkEEs.
Od 9-ewedf
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AKansas correspondent Of the Hsd.ie Gazette, under

Kansas correspondent Of the Hllsdae Gazette under
date Of February 10, writes: - gze
will here state upon my honor that the war humbrg IL
av humbag indeed II s calculated 70 intnidate many
honest man. and to prevent them from coming 10 Kansas
enjoying the share Of this beautiful country, its climate
S sou Believe me when tell you there Is no need Of
nusket, rsvolvs, bowie knives, any other dead
We States" -
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Non Arrival Of The Atlantic.

NEw YopK, April IL, p MP to this hour there arc
signs the Collins steamship Atlantic thirteen days
out from Liverpool for this port.
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uHs. maHEss, correr of "a I.2 street snd Pen syiI
nj vana has four and comfortable le with
board Day boarders be
dated on reasonable terms
Mar le-dat
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TREAsURHR,s STATEMENT,

for A A been
I 70 &om faE
+ 10 a 4 4ga
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OFFICE uk THE COasOLIDATED LOTTEhlES
OF MARYLAND.
The following the drawn numboo Of the Rsiapsso Institute
Loltrry, class iOs drawn March 81, 1854;
lu III ID 5Ih 9Th 7th 9Th 9th 10th Ilh I2th
40 2l 30 55 ii 35 l3 26 60 43 81
n. FRANCE CO., Managers.
D u. MePxAIL, Commissioner.
AnF.l1
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Mar o5-d2w

MILE MAsyERs, Part .iease, vvhe speaks Engiish.
wi having location, ahs viii continue
give sons In the French and spanish languaee ard also
Italian ladies private classes
her residence that Of the scholars, u = u. - y
i0th e., No. 45i, between and strests.
Mar i5--d1wt .tH
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Notice OF Limited partnership.

THE umdersgnsd this med lin
rd parnsrhp under the dm of Appleton 90 wbo.e place
the city n Bamofe, fur the purpose nf buyng and
selling socks bstrs d foreign and domestic exchange bonds
checks the transaction Of general stock bnkesgs and
business that william stuart Appleton snd Henry W.
Howell reside In said city, general partners and Geoae
Rasi loudrua county, vnGns, and special putner
Rust contrbuted HE the capital the
thousand dollars cnsh
partnership h of March, 1885, aud 10
70 s"''"'''' :" '' " ' WV, STUART APPLETON,
m w. no ELL,
Mar os-d2w GEoRGE RUST, of virsisis.
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By JAMES o. neeUIRE. Ausuenssr.

TRUsTEE's sALE OF VERY DESIRABLE BRICK DW FL
ling house Tenth, snerboUn,
April a O'clock the premises, by o. deed Of
duly made and recorded the subscber will cell pubic spcu,
% the hrhes bdde The north of lot numbsed Vs.
numbered 3 having front of about s5 feet Tenth suee
between and norh runnns back that wiah rb feet
Inch to sley together with The buldas snd
sne ~ handsome aud brick dwsirF,
aninR a finished the superior
with ws,er and s ousou. There also attached stable and
carriage house. p t.7"
budnas were experienced builder fo
and spared tbe erection
cssnfortsbie and sussisntai 6
Terms, One residue I'm months
with Interest secured 90 trustre.
= - SAMUEL RBDfERs Trustee.
. JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
Mar Q2-d . & Z Anctionesr.
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Died,

A. Hcssyie Deaanes county, Ohio, smo
ver, ARTHUR NJ younrestson cf
EpsssTor, In the fourth yesf Of his age
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Deduct difference In transfers
Net amount subject to draft

United States Washgon
United N.
United
Transfers ordered odepodtary Norfolk Va - - :
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Boston,
Transfers ordered from Assistant Treasurer New York, Y.
Assistant Treasurer St. Louis Mo.
Transfers ordered from depositary at Dubuque Iowa
ordered from depositary Chicago Illinois
ordered depostary Detroit, Michigan
Transfers ordered from Mint Of the U. s. philadelphia, Pa
u New Orleans
April 2-lif IIateL Star.l
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Nile. TERESA PARODI begs leave 60 snnounes
III that, the Worth. will rive In this city
grand concerts 10Th Ish Ap assisted Madame
Amelia Patti suatoseb snd snes Leonardo undsr the direction Of
M,e, Pnodi win sing oeea-ies ant
only time, csiebaisd Hymn I" La Msrs.i
ae !" which has received with mmsnss enthusiasm wherever
suss by her. .g W.. r. .. a@at
ar2p--n .. ~. .s. a...m
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L. J. Middleton,

L. J. Middleton,
DeaIey N Zee.
once and depO, southwest corner and Ia'h streets
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STILi. of straw Bsnsets, shakers,
y Bscomers, boys hats sns caps o. sysy description.
Rbands, bssulfuI styes, sf the lowest prices
Crapes naInes illusions ks tarons, bonnet ams crowns,
&C. - ~ "Ns : ~ =. h4 EE#hI
A select assortment of dress frmmaga
Pspey goods In al thsir variety az WIN r. sHsppp
March 2-Iv soR Elsvenih street, shove Penn. avenue.
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RETURN OF THE ARcro-The United States propelle
Arctic has returned New York from her cruise in
Of the Pacific.
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s2,s5o,oOo 90

..~ "s' Ia. &.,....F. ',4.sas.gs. s3,2ss,Sol At
IIatel Star.l ysJ ". X. ...g.
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WANTED TEAcHEH.-A sestenan teach small
children Greek, ban, Preach, mathematics piano
se Sea shove residence None pstd apply who
not industrious and OF ftbed qualifications Hbrfa Re
for Hoo JET Davis washington, and address H. O. BsvkmH
Vernon, Mississippi
March 26-dI0t r. z#ta# ~ $50 Tef
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Amount ON de-
posite.
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Drafts heretofore
drawn, but not yet
paid, though pay
able.
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mysefiousa personagewe feel as within the OF
terrible Geni whose express behosts might observe
with the serviIe exactness but who could suddenly
demand impossible satisfaction for crime that pru
denes loyalty, prescence, could have avoided We
have thrown the date inside the wall OF the WELL In
stead Of outside and grim potentate rises mp from the
abyss avenge the ndgnity Weae not awsre
of offence that foreign minister could be guilty OF In
this country except by express violation Of the law
lie might Of course make himself very disageeabs by
rogancs rudeness by lending himself faction
that would be purely persona question and 10 this case
II public offence which Mr.. Champion 10 said to have
committed, strangely without breaking any law
The American journals seem generally take neither
The legal nor the transcepdental view OF the question
They at once into material and political con
sequences The United States they consider better
prepared for than any other people the world
though their small quantity Of shipping and stores might
put them year two in the They have the men,
the wealth. the spirit the territory and everything that
gives sinews to On the other hand, q successful
warand, OF course II would be successful against this
old astocratcal coantrywoud wake the sleepng spirit
Of democracy and driye England 10 prefer the good will
and example OF America to her ancient Institutions
We are ready to copcde that there 10 amount OF
probability In these calculations We believe the United
lest in the world Nor do VIC think that England could
suffer the frequent defeat or her expeditions the destruc
ton and disgrace OF her armies the loss Of her merchant
men, and the obstruction Of her trade without great
and loud compans But these are to say the least very
dangerous speCuiatons. They hare Oft been INDUCED
n with equal confidence, and constantly disappointed
var rarely does anybody any good unless IL be the few
soldier advcuturers whom raises 20 the first rank In
on It's extravaganza, Such the American papers
seem TO desire and for which their statesmen
ous to md cause would be quite likely affect the
a'ions OF American society ss those Of the Rngsb. u
could hara a 70 hasten that ineviahle day when the
repebc like all other republics particularly those Of the
New word, is TO bloom into empire. Moreover, the
losses would not be hng on either side We are better
prepared or war now than we were two years ago, and We
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Our blessings and comforts, after ALL only comparative
Monday last in this meridian, must have been delightful
day. for neghbors Of Norfolk were favored with
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believe I shall continue to act with them. .ns,
the fight is done when the victory is acb;sS aa when
our gallant old ship is again afoat in the When
and upon quiet seas shall turn round 70 sunshine
ocratic brethren, and, if have any unadius..a Dem
rels, I will settle them then. N'''o guar.
And now, fellow citizens, / submit if Ih.
redeemed my pledge, that would set mvsas ste not
fully, frankly before you. trust that NV n1a aty,
will meet with your approval If it sbo1,dP Ustoa
have only to say that it has been taken " a not
deliberation-taken under solemn sense Of 'ie due
you and the country. My opinions are NV I hay to
convictions and, if dsapproved, can re,a honest
Office. l cannot yield those convictions 7 Ill. from
myself upon generosity and kindness which afoT
me by the hand when all obscure and nnln .ook
and lifted me up to seat in the Congress- os
United States, and which, when slandcred and me
in my last canvass, during my absence suS.. ased
me with an emphatic endorsement. sub'n
fearessly, confidently to you, whether shall
to my home under the frown of your condemne earn
or whether will again be greeted with that mat.
ever SO dear to public man, "Well DOM 'a .I
good and faithful servant" '' hou
In any event, am truly YOURS
- --. SAMUEL CARUTHERs
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
Washington, February %, 1874
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TO MILL OWNERS AND OTHERS
April 10, 1856.

THE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS METHOD OF
u informing the public that he continues the Mill right
and Machnst business in all their various branches FoI
dering Framing, erecting Water Steam Mills erecting
and fitting up engines and their necessary machinery
Hotchkiss water wheels centre discharge Wheels Barker
wheels, over shot wheels Under shot, breast wheels
OF any other water wheels in Circular upright Saws
Grist FIGURING Mills, Botng Reels, Elevators, Smut Ma.
chimes Horse Powers, Corn Crushers Cotton Gins Corn
Shelters.
On application will order and erect any of the above
machines any other in have an experience Is
years and have several experienced workmen in my
ooyment l am versed in the various improvements
Those wishing work done in the above line would do well
to give CALL return my sincere thanks for the lib
eral patronage received heretofore.
For further information address the subscriber at Pol
louisville, Jones county, N. c.
ID. B. JOHNSON
Mill-Wright aud Machinist
April 10, 1856. l-2l-w1y
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
RALEIGH MARBLE wop,

RALEIGH MARBLE WORRIES
Near the corner Of Marsett and II.itmiu.toa ,.
Ay orders for Monuments Head Stones Or or0,~s'
tai sculpture, Of any description, pronaptlv at
tended to and executed in the best stvle Mt
moderate charges.
NHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO IyFop,,
IL his friends and the public in general tb, ho nv
opened shop where he intends carrying on his b me has
in all its various branches and he will manufacture @ @
best Italian and american Marble, and in the neate, @
most approved style of fnish "''s' ana
All orders from distance faithfully and pupctu.
ally attended to. Address N punc'u'
THOMAS GRIER,
No,,xr. 70 ,o.r Raleigh, N. c.
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VIM. A. Bachelors Hair.Dye.
TRAY. RED OR RTISTY HAIR nVEnINSr MN,

VIM. A. Bachelors Hair.Dye.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR DYED INST NTJy
~ to a beautiful and Natural Brown or Black without
the least injury to hair skin.
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded to VIM
Batcheor since 1889, and $4,000 applications have
been made to the Hair of his patrons of his famous Dive
Prejudice against Dying the Hair and Whiskers unjust,
as WV moao De against G1yerpg baid head with wig
distinguished from nature and is warranted not to nue
in the least, however long it may be continued.
Factory, 23S Broadway, N. Y.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States BY
Druggists and Fancy Good Dealers
The Genuine has the name and address upon steel
plate engraving four sides of each bottle of
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR
1888 Broadway, New York
For sale in Raleigh by PESCUD & GATLING.
April 81, 1885, 4+wly,
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u EVENUE.-THIS HIGH-BRED HORSE, AND
10 great will make his present season at the New
Market Race Course, near Petersburg, Va.
Ample provision has been made for having Mares with or
without colts carefully attended to, and well fed grain
at fifty cents day.
Revenue is al getter and his colts are re.
markedly promising Only two have yet been old enough
to appear ON the Tur-fOr of which fifteen hundred
dollars paid in cash and for the other the same amount
was offered and refused after winning his first stake last
Spring.
sure, with dollar to the groom.
For pedigree aud further particulars see hand-bls.
JOHN NJ Bolts.
April 10, 1856. 43-4tw.
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L. s. RRY,
DENTAL SURGEON.
RALEIGH, N. C.
References :.

RALEIGH, N. C.
References:
To the Faculty of the Baltimore College of Dental S
gerry; Rev. DIR. Smedes, Rev. Mr.. Mcdowell, Dr. Chas
johnson, Dr. Fab. j. Haywood Hon. j. H. BRYAN Rale;ah
Rev. Dr. Lacy, Davidson College; Profs Owen and i'm,
gate, Wake Forest College; Prof Wheat, Chapel Hill
Rev. Mr.. Fitzgerald, Jackson, N. C. ''
April 5, 1856 div
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April 10, 1855.
SPRING GOODS FOR 1856.
No. 800 Cheap Place, Fayetteville Street.

(oNE' DOOR ABOVE R. SMITHS coRNER.)
AM NOW RECEIVING MY SPRING AND SUN.
u MER Stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Hats
BoSts Shoes Bonnets, &c. &C. which intend sellinsIt
ed on and especially to those who buy with cash.
deem it unnecessary to enumerate articles. My Stock
is large and well assorted and want the money for them
by the LIST of August next and to enable to get
intend selling Goods little cheaper for CASH this season
than they have been sold in this market heretofore.
Some of our newspapers adopting the cash system
lower prices; why not some Merchant follow suit II the
rule works well in one case why in the other? Butt
however will say and that is, can sell Goods cheaper
for cash than those who sell II and "a months me and
to test this matter don't take my word for it, but call and
try, and think will be able to prove it to your entire
satisfaction. Everybody call and see
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X e AID THISl

A LII THOSE INDEBTED TO THE FIRM OF EVANS
1A& COOKE, or to Fl. l.. EVANS, must settle their
indulgence H. l.. EVANS.
March 90, 1856. S9-Sw
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Tri.Weekly Line of Four Horse Post cOahes
from salisbury to Asheville, through in thlr'

Tri-Weekly Line of Four Horse Post coahes
from salisbury to Asheviile, through in thlr'
CONNECTING WITH THE NORTH CAROLINA
Railroad Having purchased the line from Ashevlls
to Morganton, have stocked the road with good Horses
Concord horse Coaches After he 18th of March, we
will leave Asheville Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sau
days-connecting at Morganton with my line OF -Four
Horse Coaches.
No pains expense will be spared to make this the mos
comfortable and expeditions stage road in the State IG
the road and Judge for yourselves npowu Contractor
Morganton. March "a, 1856 1l7-wt
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-P
Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions rO
1Ey term, lsSsmCaneon Stocks ct a. VS. William Do'D
In this case appearing to the satisfaction OF the O
that Richard Mcrawhom, and Isaac McGrawhom mex ,s
kin of John McGrawhom, decd are nonresidents OF .us
Sate it is ordered that publication be made for SIX M
cessiye weeks commanding the said non.resdents a. the
next term of the court to be held for said county,
Court House IN Greenvile the first Monday OF May
10 De and appear at said term, this notice Will "
pro eGes'so to then and heard accordingly 1T Office
witness: IL Sheppard, Clerk of our said court AZ %
in Greenville, this first Monday Of February D. d sa
March Is. 1855. llls-w6w'
NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES n aT
~ sell 1000 acres of land in Johnston County, and
three years. giving bond With good sef@ EaGn
T...hh,,r Ami, 90 1880 46-swtt
STRAYED OR STOLEN, FROM THE SUI SUP,
- scribers, the 18th Of April, pair OF mules Ter
dark bay mule approaching to brown, the other d and
deep iron gray. Both small in very good 6ra sides
chow the marks of harness very plainly upon nei v COM
The bay is rather senderly put up the iron gray @ miles
pacty built When last heard from they were le way
Of this place and suppose making !n one
westward. liberal reward will be given to any aet them.
will take them up and con6ne them SO that we eau
Address at Rocky Mount, Edgecs abc Co. TMIIGERT
May 8, 1855.
*.*Warrenton News copy weeks.
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ing peace 10 Tie country " tHe Ohioi,
that as experience has shown impossible to recon-
Gle opinions so extreme as those that separate the
dispuants and as there can be no dishonor in sub
hitting to the laws, the national council has deemed
it the best guarantee of common justice and future
peace to abide by and maintain the existing laws
upon the subject of slavery as final and conciu-
sive settlement of that subject in spirit and in sub
stance.
And regarding it tho highest duty to avow their
opinions upon subject so important in distinct and
unequvocal TERMS it is hereby declared, as the sense
of this national council, that Congress possesses no
power under the constitution to legislate upon the
subject of slavery the States where it does may
exist, or to exclude any State from admission into
the Union because its constitution does or does not
recognise the institution of slavery part of its
social system; and expressly prctermitting any ex'
preston of opinion upon the power OF Congress to
establish prohibit slavery in any Territory, it is
the sense of the national council that Congress ought
not to legisate upon the subject of slavery within
the Territories of the United States, and that any
interference by Congress with slavery as it exists IN
the District of Columbia would be violation of the
spirit and intention of the compact by which the
State of Maryland coded the District to the United
States, and breach of the national faith"
There is platform on the subject of slavery with
the exception of little pretermittng,) sound-onc
upon which the South could stand. They were con-
sentative and just; but what did the northern, and
the largest portion of this emnenty national par
ty do. They repudiated this section they spit upon
it; they met together in their State councils, and
there these conservative Union savers were not sat-
sfied with simple reputation of this twelfth Sec
ton, but go on to announce doctrines as the doc
trines of the party which, If carried out, leads, in
the strong language of Mr. Clay, when speaking Of
toerating slavery,) to DISSOLUTION OF THE UNION
THROUGH BLOODY AND PERILoUs R0AD."
give you resolution passed by know-nothing
convention at Cincinnati in November last, compos
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ton, sitting at the same time, that the
American party is no longer united. Raise the
Republican banner. LET THERE BE NO FURTHER EX-
TENSION OF SLAVERY. The AMERICANS ARE WITH
YOU"
And the still further significant fact that, after the
express reputation of the twelfth section they de-
in their platform the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise line.
And now-I do not ask the asprants for my place
Il do not ask those who want to 60 as know moth
ings to the observation-disclosures who want to be sher-
ifs, county judges squires, or constabes &c.,-but
l ask the true men of my district-the real people,
where have always found my friends-the men
who have object but the good of their country at
heart-to do as have done-abandon this organi-
zation if it has not failed utterly completely, en-
tirey failed sound, national, conservative par.
ty ?-if every intelligent does know that it
has so faed?- if every honest man will not &C
knowledge the fact?
As to the great catch-words, "Americans shall
rule America!' am in favor of Americans ruling
America. They do, they always have, and they al
ways will rule America. -
But who are Americans2 Your laws declare that
when man has been here FIVE years-when he will,
under oath, renounce all allegiance to any foreign
prince, potentate, or power-whcn he will prove that
he is of good moral character-attached to the in
situations Of the United States-he may be declared
an American, and your law makes him citizen. 1t
is fraud upon him if you do not give him all the
rights of citizenship.
Think of it! The poor old Pope OF Rome unable
even to defend his life-to protect himselGhas his
throne supported and upheld by French bayonetsi
We have twelve native to one foreign vote IN the
United States! Why should we fear the Popel-
And cannot twelve Americans manage one Irishmanl