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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-08

: ~ In various counties Of England ssPro-
tscsivs Societies" have been formed Of per-
sork who pledge themselves not 10 purchase
. thinblefhll Of srgsr Until it hss declined
fourtsnse psr pound 's-sfzr 'ss'' 'ls g
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-08

!. > ~ Last week J. q diseiRpls dsiR Of Brigham
Young attempted 70 preach the Mormon dec
trims in. Smyth county, siVa.,) and though
warned by the citizens. refused to dssst. He
was accordingly seized, tarred and feathered,
aftAr which be made rapid exit. go ]. ...s5I
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-08
L0ulsvILLE AND EVANSVILLE RRGU.
.Hfs1 = LIAR Jacket. nf ~

n 6-iIIko-1 THE we'll known and fast
AH4 u steamboa: w. AsEAyEs. Capt
duncan. has re-enterei the
trade for the season. and WI lcontrue to MAKE regular
trips. The comrnodatio1s for psssenesrs are OF a
superior order For freight passage apply hoard
O'Clock, p M, and returning, leaves Evansville
every Tuesday and Friday at o'clock, p. u.
AA'~s'@S1nt A's'S1nt fnHa BHB T1i3Hl Is isfilef1
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-08

On Iona Credits and at Low n Retes Of Inteeese.
/ 'E>EIsE Lands were grsrtei w tie GcvsrnmQfss
X aid II the construction ~ ttis Rosd, and aro
among the richest and the mos. f-ie Il ths royid
middle Of the STAR, TO he s,1reme South srd include
every variety Of climate ard productions found b.
tween these parallels OF iafirr6e- ffe Nortien por
ton is chiefly prairis, interspeTsed With re ovoo,
andin the middle sEd Southern section timber pc
dominates, alteTnstins with beautiful rsir1s snd
The Climate ia more heahv mild ard eoushIe than
snv ether part Of the countTy-tle air IS pure eud
hracirg, while living streams and springs Of excensot
water abound. -FtE 8sg.f. ..-Il fs eflLl Il
Biturrinous coal is extensively mined, sad supplies
cheap and desirable fuel, being frrr ss-q st many
points At q 10 ~ per ton-snd wood ca be hsd n te
Duiliine stone Of exceller. quality also shcun
whichcat be procured for lisie more taea the exveA
The great fertility OF these isrds, which are black
rich rnould from two 20 FIVE fee. Deep and sertng
IoigIa-ther c1ntgr,ty to this roar, by which every
facility is furnished for trsve aud transportation 70
the principal narkets North, South, Has., West and
the economy with which they be Cultivated, re1
der them the valuable frveScn ert unst can bo
found: and present the most fsvo-aNle opportunity.
Tor persons OF industrious habits and sssll Aeans to
acquire comfortable independence in q few years.
Chicago Is now the greatest grsin rsrket In the
yorld-and the facility aud economy with which the
products OF these lands ne transported 20 that mark
e, rsse them more profitable et the prices asked
then those more remote ~ government fas.s-as the
the ie-ter, which he borne ~ prc6uce, ir the
reiuced price he receives for his grain, DC.
The title is p-rfect-and when the insl payments
are made, deeds ere executed by the Trustees spport
purchasers which convey to them sNsoue titles in fee
simple, free and clear Of every incInbrsnce, lien
rrortgage.
THE PRICES ARE FROM GO 10 ESQ.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-08

i - = = =
MUCH Used AND HIGHLY POPULAR
FAMILY. MEDICINES
d,iis, s EL ERs'
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS!
WHICH STANDS UsEeUALIEp By ANY aED.cIsr
KyovEFo TIE CURE or LIVER coMPLArsTs
AND OTHER DISEASES, ARISING FROM
a pERANaEp STATE OF THE 81. s.,.
FN,HIs Medicine has been In public use about ffteen
II, yclss, and has acquired areputstion FOR curing
" afy reueiy hers Sf,re offered to he public
8 slGss al 81 Ks a ai Tsss:; sH f aE Pre- I'm
49, GENUINE. LIVER PILLS. '.af
The sahs would feel sg.risysSs @ e Be sysn sn::
ps q the nsG n e to ou ss Or S o tss LysF XII
When he undertook tc rTerare ard vsnd tbs Msd-
Ssy. r n0 ri I Vas loMp 70 Se pub, having
any fair pr ten,ion to give relief in
- ia. DISEASES OF IHE LIyEF.
pigyei ip private practice, and vas syen 70 the prble
with such directions and precautions as night render Il
has faiiy ss,sei is repctstssn, sps rcresssd bis
canhieIcs initz ipst cins 20 hereesdsi as The cny
Pill deserving 70 DO called "IHE LIVER Pill"
~. CosTIvENEss. fiFg
Asthe necessity for pursstvs pills has its founda-
I've Gw s A.. saeerc ~ a. az ses,sriic to s pills IN
al sses. as pursative pill and may, edvs1tsgeously
70 the ruSc, superseie sEos: u gei.s,ai use. - 4
THE WORM MEDICINE
Has no superior in thig or sry other country, for es
reiing T oITns from the human family. ls...f
Worms fre1uent- rf-st chtrc. dcgYavste al ether
diseases, ami capable Of producing great disturb
in the sv stem; and, consequently, al re lie hes
ven u remove them, should ne prepared with great
care a.i Of ftebel na,s-iels; and il is 10 ne feared
thst nisr, cf the Worn Mesciles in rse sre tc.ally
destitute Of Ipese Qpalies. The Ferlflge ghich The
fe ofcrs 70 tke public, Is PREF AIRED Of the best
materials that csn te procured.
r~ sELLTrs' rfpERrAL COUGH SYRUP,
PronouIcso 70 be pi.s Sli.les. a1i sos ecsciors
remedy now n use, fer the cure Of Coughs, Col1s,
Heavirsss, InhUerza, tickling nsstons OF the throat,
Nh0oIirg C0lgh, Gc,, az.
Sellers YInpsrRi Corsh cvrr- has r;ven relief TO
hun.rees who have ,-sed Il, and the rropretor Is ser
suaiei thai il has the power q = part cepett thai ca-
10. be Gle e1 FOR the Cough MIXTURES in general
MOST OF TIE MIXTURES.
Sole fer Coughs ere cornpozes Of spsr;-ors a,dt-;
farss,0Y articles, which, vhils they svc lit re- e'
really N la-fr The ln1rgigl Corgh Syrup conisirs
no spiriuous irgredeit whaseyer, ard nsy re uEed "a
ali csse rlst rerI,f-irs set ve rn-dicl resret. e
Inpe-isl COUCH Syrup hss been used for the as. s.
teen year- hy the most fespec;sAle irhatsrt Of Pits
burch ai.i vicinity. : II sale y ..-.-
HALLocE q sTQDDAEn,-. Fl
81 Faai EH Arts. ~ Evsnsviiie,
sspls ss-iy And by otheS pFuS5isis gsneraiiy.
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Z.H. coon & SON.
lisa wholesale and Retail Dealers n
GROCERIES AND PROvISIOCS.
I EVANSVILLE, IND.
% vrH0LEsALE DEPARTMENT.
frYnsT STREET, FIRST DOOR FRoX MAIN.

= = HEIAIIs DEFARTM fNT.
MAIN sr, FIRST DOOR BELOW TIT CORNER.
= COOK hers 20 t'rank HIS hirr4s IN Tvsrsv
III eud neighho-hooi, fr Their favc-s freely he
soved upon hr- since he has herr IN h,.srees sr,orr
them snd takes this orrortunitv ofinroeure % the
notice his scr. Nr. IT. 4. COON. vhorn Re has tstcr
TITO rarr eT fcov ths d,ts, snd s5ci.s for the nee
support 50 iiheT7v Inferred on himself 80
2. II. Cn0F n Soy, hsvr- tsps1 the business rre7r-
ises ard rurch the whole % tke stock of Mr. ".
rrstes, feel confident inst te- VII te s-sfes 20 A.
piv the czens ~ Evansville With every sr.,cie tfsy
may reeuire N the Grocerv ar, Provision rre y. r.
Cook 81 Son wish esrecia'lv tc draw tha ,sert'1r Of
rersonS y the c1-r-- fs-i-g t~oi-ce ~ Srd 70
dispose ~ 70 their increased fsrtv f1r akirr Of they
socs ard snrrlvinc 'hen - -heir tore. WITH all srt-
cos REQUIRED IN the wholesale deraert, az pricea that
ursi insure thai orders for ths future. .e5c-ts
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D GREEN RIVER PACKET.

f1IClh - THE steamer UNION, Capt,
y RYber1, having been Just I'm.
1<E3ished with all the latest inn.
provements, Of 200 tons capacity. fast and very eh,
drauSht will ply regularly Ia the aApve trade, FOR
which she Vas built expressly, md solicits liberal
ply on board. fTt- II - t0s-ET mir.
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STEAMBOATS,.
: REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND {
'sss -ssMEafpHfs PACKET. ~ ..s =.

ssmith, Mas,er; Archer, Clerk,
Passing 1un(ville, Going ub every Neinesisy, at
Ssturisy At 2 bclock, 81, VII make regular xeskly
Shy nssss ss s ss ssa AZ ss
ty. Connects It Louisvtile vith the mammoth D. s.
mail ste7rers Jacob Snader and Telegraph No. 3,
for Cincinnati. and by ka:fosd thence to all Eastern
Passengers going East by taking throush tiesets Oh
this ssmer, will ssve trne expense and 20to ID hours
disagrecahe Rai'roaf travel; s-sfTS oet
Counects II Memphis with the splendid line Of New
Orleans and Memphis packets, ard the Eap1eon AM
White River .bnafs as,d AZ PsicrSf win the cunter
st. Louis packers. l,.s7-57 81 n -r'' sp2e
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AND HENDERSON PACKE,
STATESMAN, 90

"A Ef6k CAPT. SULLIVAN, will run
E12ZNEf5 - As regular Jacket hetReer
Louisville and Hendeyson, rhss
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WABASH RIVER PACKET.

Ss KATE TIE sxsscsETs. ,,sss s;sTshs s. 'isATs, F. Be-
master win run ~ Z
teguar PACKET between Evansville and the difeyen,
points the WABASH River, during the entire sesscn
For freight or passage apply on board. ,. febao
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2 BUSINESS CARDS.

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-06

ET A Western editor, having hoard
that to persons in drowning condition,
all the events Of their past life suddenly
rise wildly before them, modestly ex-
presses wish that some Of his delin-
quent subscribers would take 10 bathing
in deep water.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-06

DOMESTIC ToAsr.--May your coffee
and ISLANDERS against you bs ever alike
without grounds,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-06

- n pDoT payer,
Thu aruts and (ras his hour upon he stege,
md then ia heard no more"
II has seen its shadow in the sunlight
Of popular indignation, only that il might
" Desean on ns own dsJormity."
Sir, IL does not even rise 10 the rcspec-
liability Of faction IL Is all delusioD
then. to imagine that il can ever attain
10 permanent power 10 this land Of civil
and religious freedom
Mr.. Chairman, there was n time when
my colleague and myself were united
with other conservative men under the
great Wing banner Of the country.
There was time, indeed when he and
were candidates on the same electoral
ticket. thought then that he cordially
approved Of moot Of tho principles Of tho
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-10
TIE ELECTIONS.

MIssssrPrr.--The State election took place on Mon
day last. In Amte County. we learn that Demo.
crat has been electe! to the Legislature.
In Natchcz, Mcdonald, editor Of the Free Trader,
beats Hlycr, Of the Courier, eight votes, for city
Representative.
GEonGA-It appears by the returns received that
the election in this State, has resulted in complete
Democratic victory.
Judge Brown, the Democratic candidate, Is Ger
tainly elected Governor by handsome majority
The Congressional election, it is believed, is en-
tircly Democratic.
CA1FoRSrA.-The State election in California re
suited in the success the Democracy.
The vote for Governor stood
John i. Weller, Democrat 900
Ed, Stanley Republican, and Settlers, p, 900.
Bowie. American, $1,000.
The resolution to pay the State debt was carried
BY large majority.
5ss" Adyces from Oregon state that the Consttu
tional Convention was in session.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-10

~" After few days Of rain, we have again a
prospect of some clear weather, From what we can
CLEAN, the rain was Of little injury, If not Of some
good, and the planters have busly resumed their
pickings. The decline in price has caused the hold
ing back OF cotton This and the weather has given
the town rather dull appearance for the past week
The Improvement in one will have q salutary effect
upon the other and We look forward TO an active
brisk business season. For this our merchants are
well provided with large stocks Of rich and scasona
bic goods. Who're these are to be found can readily
be ascertained by referring to our advertising col
umns
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-10
WHAT OUR NEfGHBoRs THINK.


We occasionally see notice IN our exchanges from
other parts of the State Of the Congressional canvass
l.; Mis- nistr;c. Tbnv arc ,onaral,y favorable n tha
= ~ ~ -
success OF MI 9gur he"o "h"' uie NeFinIi!!oi'lie
Echo says:
Mr.. LAURENT ]. SIGrr.-This talented son of Lou
isana has commenced the work of Democratic Rrfpr-
nation in this State lie Is now candidate for Con-
press in the Third District in opposition to judge
Wattcrston. me- Know Nothing candidate and Mr..
Thoma- Grcon Davidson the sotiiaytt nominee Of the
Democratic party The Louisiana Courier say. that
Old Tan is the nominee but unfortunately for Mr.
Davidson the time when the OH organ. word VA .as
good III gospel" with the Democrats Of tis state i.
passed and many uow-a-days do not look on the
Courier n. thc organ Of tie party they have been
made To believe laGd w1 wi the fuct. before tlcir
ewes wonld notA tlat certain slrawd politicians WHO
have used the Democratic party a means to get IN
To power have MANAGED 30 10 rrt the tonnes q4rss Of
the Old organ In order ID prpctnae their dyna.tv-
We think that The day- Of the Old organ are passed
II is RIGHT enough that Mr. Davidson should complain
Of this for indeed il interfere. most materially with
his prospects Of holding geat III The next Congress
but We think that the old paper has no right to com
plain for it has had its days and fat ones too 0les
iours grasl
Now il Il proposftfan TOO uIafn to he discussed
that party which Ike the Democratic party Is has
ed on principles cannot remain long under tie reeen-
cy of any individual or st Of men who use it for SCI
fish and personal purposes. intrigue. and corruption
arc artificial means Of success Ii II, true that by MAX
ing use Of these means ono man may get into power
but that man is Ike nm flee with rotten ounda-
tion or without any at all both must fall. The people
will not stand -and sooner or later they will take
matters into their own hands and then cursed be those
who have mislcd them for the lay Of retribution
will be Of short coming. This i what we think the
people OF the Third Congressional District will do
I'VE have no other interest in the contest between Mr.
Sipur and Mr. Davidson eyccpt flat which n Demo.
crat feel. in tie triumph Of Democratic principles, such
as thc will Of the naonle oyer combinations and mach.
nations Of political strikers and wirc-pullcr.."-
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-10

sEcEssioN-Thc Davidson advocates are cndeayor-
lns 70 create the impression by bold and unoundcd
assertions that Mr. sgur is irc-eating secession
ist.' To those who know Mr.. sipur this charge is
simply ridiculous With many, to raise a. hand in de-
fence ct the constitutional rights of the South is rank
dsunon and the misceant who dares to do ii is to be
at once lnoked on the head as traitor So fearful
are some tmtths opthet may be applied to them,
that they forget their duties 10 their State and
join unwittngy with freesoilers, by advocating doc
rlnes hostile to the best interests of the South. To
dononnce the course OF Walker in Kansas in the eyes
ot some is iire-eatiug secession and dsunion That
Mr. Sisur does dcnouRce the course OF Walker no one
pretend. TO deny.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-10

~" We would call attention to the speech Of
Col. Davis, the distinguished Senator from Missis.
sppi, 10 be found on our last page. The position
assumed by this favoritc son of Mississippi Democra-
cy. will no doubt meet with hearty response from
every State Rights Democrat.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-10
MINISTER TO SPAIN.

WAsuNGToN Sept. 25.-It Is understood that Mr.
Gayorre the historian of Louisiana has been selected
for Minister to SPAIN but the appointment has been de
feTed in delere6ee 10 Senator Sldell.-Fieayp,m.
Deferred in Difference TO Senator Slidell y o.
course how could Mr. Buchanan dare to make an ap
pointment from this State without first seeing whether
it was pleasing to Mr., Slide? Does not the people
sickon, thus to that nothing can be done without
Mr.. Slidells aay-so? The President may respect Mr.
SIidel wishes hut it is not likely that the people Of
this District will for Mr. Davidson will never 90 10
Congres5 again E1clmgc.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

FOR SHERIFF.
Es~We are authorized by the friends of ALIEN
ANDER ;. NORWOOD, to announce him as can
didatc for the office Of SHERIFF Of the Parish Of East
Feciana at the approaching November election.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Irr"Wc are authorized to announce G. II JONES,
rs q candidate for :" seat in the State Legislature
subject to the will Of majority Of the voters OF the
Parish, on thc First Monday in November next
FOR RECORDER.
Lss- We are authorized to announce JOHN G.
WHITE, a. a candidate for reelection to the Office
of RECORDER of the Parish of East Feliciana.
FOR MAGtSTRATE-FfFT1I WARD.
TWO To be ELECTED.1
T.- II. y. CHASE announces to his friends and
the public. that he is candidate for reelection tc
the Office Of MAGITRATE for the Fifth Ward East Fe
liciana, at the November Election.
FOR CONSTABLE WARD.
[rwo To Bg ELECTED
Tf~We are authorized to Announce THOMAS y
McCLENDON. a. a candidate for CONSTABLE, for the
Fifth Ward, st the November Election.
Gsf~We are authorized to announce SAMUEL j.
WORSi1AM a. candidate for CONSTABLE for the
Fifth Ward. at the November Election.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-10
\ KNow.NoTlIlNG ASSERTION EGFuTGo.

Tie census OF Iowa fHr lsjt. hls iust haon pHi-
lshcl, and ,ho@. The total population to be jJg.fll.
Number ot natigu votes to pc sf-lj and Hatlrali1.
ed to be 1892 showing the fet llat tie native
population, and consequently til number Of yotet,
IN comparison 10 the foreign i more than IA time.
great.
What a comment upon The statements ofthc Know.
Nothing orators and press. South during tie la-t
Presidential contest: They boldly announced that
the foreign population both in Iowa Wisconsin unl
other new North.Ne.terR States were settled up Hi.
most entirely with foreigners, and that they Wara
all abolitionists before Trey loft their native land,
and we're n still aul would vote for Fremont. Ii FL
turns ont now, n. the Democrats coutgaaal then.
that there were great many more natives than for
eisnef, in those States and that il wa from tha na
tive vote, the south lad most 10 fear How our
American or Know.Nothiag nominee for tic Senate
can look naturalizcd citizen N Tie face. when he
remembers what be said about them last fall puzzles
us to conceive. H. spoke Of them or. those that
were coming to this country as the very discover
ing Of The Earth. " These things T.l De remember
ed against him on the day Of election.
There can be but little doubt in the minds Of all
unpreindiccd and wcll Informed persons that four
iiths Of the foreign naturaized voters in the
Cnitcd States cast their ulrages for james Buchanan
for President AT the last election Bat for their
timely assistance, and that of the old line Whies
Fremont would have been elected. II is not because
our naturazcd citizens do not vote right Int be-
cause they are generally the side of the Democra.
cy, that they are inimical to Know.NotAing,. They
happen to be Democrats before they leave their ma
tive land and not aboltonists, that Is the reason
why they were prosecuted at the North and dcnounc.
ed at the South. They know that the Democratic
party Is the only party that recognizes snd defends
their rights against the opposition of the Know
Nothlngs and the Black Republicans How could
they be otherwise thaa Democrats? The Know
Nothing party openly ayows their adherence to
their former principles, (sec their published pro-
ceedlnss held at the Court House few Saturdays
ago. And what are their former principles? Why
opposition to foreigners becoming citizens until they
remain here q years, and opposition to Catholics on
account of their religion. The longer the X. Ms
stick to such absurd notions the worse for them
politically, and for the country morally.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-10

NORWOOD TnDoN's ToMBofA.-Thc drawing will
take place most positively on Tuesday the 9th inst.
Some tickets remain unsold. some Of which all those
who desire more Of the fine prizes offered should
lose no time in procuring Go it. freely. If you ex-
meet to win
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
POLITICAL DISCUSSION.

There will be public discussion between Messrs.
Haynes and Jones, through this Parish, in the fol-
lowing order TO w.t.
Ward 2. At McCarstle's Store October 8.
9 4. Al Pisgah Church. October s.
5. At Clinton. October IL.
" s. At the School House. near Mr. Lucas. on
Baton Rouge and Liberty Road, October To-
NTOFFATT'S LIFE FILLS & PHOENIX BfTTERs
Nl the very painful symptoms which prcccdc the
attacks Of fever and ague be suppressed and all
danger arrested, by the Of these valuable meli-
cincs. The pills and bittcrs are also for rhan
matism. and every variety Of bowel complaint. sold
hy the proprietor W. i. Moiiat. W. D., 33j Broadway
New York.
For sale At the Drug Store of !. y. LEMON.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-10

~" If the Waterstonitcs are anxious to beat Da-
vdson-let them vote for sigur; if the Dayidsonitos
wish to beat Waterston they can do it, by voting for
Ssur. BY adopting this course both the Davidson
and Wattcmton parties will obtain their object and
thereby secure the election Of noble talented and
gallant representative 70 Congress Every body would
be rCjoiced at the result
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-10

zr"Major \. :. Heron will address his fellow cit
izns, to-day, at Grocnyillc Springs At u o'clock NJ
There will be Ball al night
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-10
TRADING OFF VOTES.

Some Of onr friends are fearful that there Is q
scheme Oh foot 10 votes for Davidson by trad.
ing of votes with Know Nothngs. We trust that
there i no foundation for this It is true, that there
are some dsaltcted men, supporting Davidson, call,
ing themselves Democrats, cndeavorng to defeat our
candidate for the State Senate. But as their influence
does not extend beyond their own votes We have but
little 10 apprehend from them
Rnmors Of this kind rife in other parishes as i.
shown in the following article from the Baton Rouge
Advocate. The warning given 10 the Democracy Of
that parish is equally applicable TO this
MlScnEF-MAKING.-W would warn our Democratic
friends TO give heed 10 the many false rumors uiloa
duplicating the respective friends Of Mesrs. Davidson
and Sgur in trading off candidates on h3 parish tick
et These reports are doubtless invented and circula
ted by our Know Nothing opponents hoping to create
division among the Democrats, the benefit Of which
will accrue to them in the election Of their own parish
officers Any Democrat who conuiyes at bringing
about opposition to regular nominee, or who enga
gcs TO trade one off for a Know Nothing does that
which the Democratic party will hold him responsible
for.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-10

gas@ The Davidson party harp continually on his
being fairly nominated the regular Democratic can
ddate and such other equally correct assertions. If
Mr. Davidson the choice of the Democracy of this
District, why did he commit the . fatal error in the
opinion Of the New Orleans Courier in not joining in
the movement for a new Convention? If hc was the
choice of the Democracy then, he all the time
and had he gone into the new Convention, being such
ne would have received the nomination, Why then
did he not leave the matter to the Democracy of the
District? They would have decided it fairly. Was
he afraid to trust them was he afraid he would not get
the nomination? Had it been otherwise, he would
have joined most heartily in the new Convention
movement, but he was afraid of an honest and full ey
preston of the sentiment of the whole Democracy
No man who is really the choice Of the Democracy
would hesitate moment in submitting his claims fair
y to them What conclusion then must the people
come to, on his failing to do so?