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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31


cnloss assert ionasake AMI, questions asked Ii regard
u she ofisct md aiasons 81 the Enesh and Ameri-
az &eyiu9 gotten hold Of latesannbers
,of as New gutt Herald, il was taken for granted
thaAS " 4elog 10 were ocrnect and that
Aeety bad been negotiated between 'thss United
~ l1saand NicaEaesa that Sir VIM. Gores0 0usley,
specAl MINT efi from England, and ledge Rsss and
his aasschte. Cistsd on the part Of thesU United
Htatss tneRt were actually On board oneof the
90 la the purpose Of Waiting Sicaras
qua tdAaye th stesAy ratified that The Commodore
had coas TO openfhe transit route. and assist in
sstatailAing pc e,and that Cen Walker waste be
and - srjsa back 70 the United States as =
priscser fof b. sin ISOLATED the neutrait la~a Of
his cssssnnsn,s 4 T But when Comrlcdore Paslding
went ashore, AAS anMtned the anxious inquifeGs that
ne nAesano aniosnaaessn u regard % treat
peen NC special .as -
Zen. Ses great AM the
junaanA ensts anu manifestations ot' tne
discusses tnis II was rurnoFed thaa the
ordessea e sea, and that The Wabash
vas % came INTO % nor. TINS looked Serysnsch
Ike g. fe ofiicioua nfetmesdlins Of
captain fayssoux and aieaeral
i199siy Msce on 70 t1ssss apasn. Iney were kand1y
- - 8. " - 80 .
,--s "
so some \ .roM .ne aoseAn. sAis
Anc .sss11 Wsnt ou u'slue. - Atls
Aiternoon .WitA aessrs- nrogan ana
snd tNo nekaSest - came Gown from .'as
1nscn Iney aground " t0e if'sss
niteen mlS. -i.uss dee's aa1A sWo guns "se nesse
q seeton .e1Ae sts' alo sooh ai.es ~sssta
nose lR se1s ~ sne rai. ose
ancnofeu - US slpilisy y 'ns !" *Aesp
DrunsHicA A.sa = - seA' 1uSet
commaoG y a'lsus - - ssu. 'us - =
ass'ss y aiss''
poas Ws1N l-s7 8 =, t'Ao = =
suplossu. = a,vu .uas
= ~, - :.
rlo ~ w -
sn0 @ sa.e ,1a4' n
As sie w M ~ Y 'alo
p. a''a ~ "
Auu,as W. ssa = sue.i anu ~
~ ~ oas
ala sne lehcs
- npeasaness tns arflsaa u inc morgan.
December 8th No fnrthsr news from the river. A
ls' schooner csmea alan eafiS aour Inns morning
'Cspt- Fayfsonx ~eHt on 70 .tne wabash. A boat
hisa with men wenlap the rlveIiA ON the Saratoga,
anasseverai more iaossear nnt Msfa recalled on sig
naishaing exchanged sbetween thai vessel and the
s,s ,,, als ~, a., -
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

COOK sS snM MossHo1sH aahSAhs
~ S3isi s. ,,.sS ass & &
essile sseso es seGss
January 1855 At Il aelost NJ The following described prop
''i CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situate II the First
District .Ss 3 s n u Fsns
feet @ sns Gna na slso
TERMS--Oash on the spot =
Sheriff Of f. E + Parish fAsFbS' q oa1saus.
RI A " SoyyEE 1uok
Fs ,ssa
sSMs Il as ans ss 5 as g 4
de la Commune entire les du Camp ct des Magasins
SsaS gns.snss
s, Ell M omm"as ces e
rain pieds do face snr cent yngt peds ae
Ensemble avec batsses amelioaions qu existent des
II. lie tout sais dams lafaire ci.dessus.
CONDITIONS Compliant moment Dc adjudeatien ~ II,
+ d22 nl sBg Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'orlsans.
Of New Orleans. Jacob Bar-ha!l, deceasea-Eo. 1888.
3 sa
y s % to @
on at The cy M0s HST0 s @ as SsiTsn " G%p
at IL o'clock Of said succession the following
NINE dERTAS Tors OF GROUND
of Carroton in Parish of Jefferson In the number
an xhfn e o
Nos III Il u ~ "a Is Sad u Y se @ 5 a ay d5exl o
1886 deposited in the office Of Joseph Cuvisr Notary
Nos II and L. adjon esch other and measure each
thirty inches front Laurel Grove street. by one hun
lines Lots Nos IS thirty feet Is inches front
Hamilton street. by hundred and ttwo fea six inches
parallel lines Said Lots adjon each other and
are contiguous 10 Lots IL the limo thereof
Lots Nos 49, IA Is 10 and edioia each othsr and measure
hundred deep between parallel lines Lot
No. Is forming the Of Laurel Grove and Thirteenth
streets.
& t.- s. Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
DEuxExE CouR DrsrRror sUcCEssIoN Dc FEU JACOB
de a Nouvelle. Orleans 5 BARsHALI. decide
I'm vERTU dun orlre de vcnte, rendu lie z
T. de dec.mbre 1857, moi adresse Honorable Deux
ieme District Nnuyee Orleans, dams aare q
Hotel de Cite de Commune les du Camp
Ct des Magasns e comps de ia de succession Ia vene
NEUF CERTAINs TERRA1Ns siiues en- la willie de Car.
oon Paroisse de Jefferson dams et No yng borne par
errans desgpes les Nos H. H. 49, "a la H. 1 l6 ef
suivsn plan dresse par LSas brnEer srPensn ssner
Les Nos II sont contgs mesuren chacun rene pieds
six pouces face la Laurel Grove cent cling
peds dc proondeur entire gnes paralees Nos
% trente piads face Ia Hamilton
cent cnquae dex pieds six do ptoondenr entire
Plies dams le fond Nos II ct L. Les Nos H. 1 6 ct II
coungus meurent chacun ene piets six face
gnes paraeles No Is iomunt lange des Laurel
Grove ct Trelzieme.
DO Is % ja4 II Sheriff de la Paroisse d'Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31
Hon. RosrRT ]. WALKER, Washington. " '>
TnE pownATAN.-A dispateh Of the s2d from Bog:

The PoWHATAN-A dispatcE OF The sd from Bos.
ton says:
The bark Orlando, from Cephaloaia, arrived at this
port this morning, having left the 4th inst. Her
captain reports that when in lat "a 25 NJ lon 80 26
W., he was boarded by the u S. frgate Powhatau,
having ex'Presdent Pierce and lady on board, then
four days out from Cape Henry All on board were
well, and the Orlando having received letter bag
from the steamer Cor the United States the two YES
sels separated, and resumed their voyage
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31
Important from Utah.


The Alta California of the 4th inst, publishes the
following note, received by steamer from Portland,
Oregon
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31

of New Orleans. 5 JUDD and ". W MITCHELL.
sE I \ No. S,99l
DY VIRTUE of an alias writ of ii erI facins
ID against W. W. Mitchell and directed by the Honor
the Fourth District Court of New Orleans in above
entitled will proceed to sell at public auction at the
City Hotel Conmon between Camp Magazine
MONDAY the 18th Of January 1855 ~ o'clock M
The slave SUZAN aged about twenty years,
and her two children. a44.s ,Ng. r
Seized the above snit
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
E. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31

Es2nH DISTRICT CoURr} CHARLES BI8IIONE VS.. HIS
LET New Urleans. CREpITORS--Eo. 55l2.
RE VIEiTUE of and In ailfdIienee to an Or
Of sale rendered December l2h, 1851 directed
by the Honorable the Sixth District Court of New Orleans
the above entitled matter will to sell at Public Auc
tion, as the City Hotel Common between
Magazine streets. FhID ~, the Fifteenth day of Janu-ry
1888 atl2 O'clock M for of the said
vent the following described property, viz
A 10 T OF GROUND situated in The Fourth District
this cis in that of said District formerly @
the auhoarg Livsudas and designated hy the number l
Eight of hundred and thirty four
plan Of said aubourg ade by B. Buisson Surveyor the
6fh Of November 1882 and deposited in the Office II G. r.
Stnger, Late notary public of this CITY, measuring
from, on pfyadss street BY depth Of bundled twenty
side by lot No. Nine Together with all the improvements
fhereon Consisting of onestoy frame honse having
two eatdnets, and sIna all kitchen the yard.
Surrendered by said lnsolyeut to his Creditors.
TERMS-Cash. .su the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31

ouaYR1Ear CouR DE DISTRICT WHEELER GEDDEs & co.
dc la Eouvee Orleans. Svs. Mitchell Geo. Almindinger
43 5's No lI,734
LIN VERTU dun writ de fierl faclas mol
I arese par honorable Quatrieme Cour District de la
Nouve Orleans, dams aire cdessus e procederai lie VEN
DREDI 20 de janver 1855 midi Hotel de Ia Cite de
Gomune entire les rues Camp ct des Magasns la yene
publique ct adjudication de- s53f5 .5 1s5 983lf
LA MACHINE A DRAGUER, aetuellenent dams le Canal
de Dessechement du Premier District H
Saisie dams rafaire ci.dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de fa1judcation.
L. T. PARKER,
d28 ia7 l6 % 20 Sheriff de la Parnisse d. Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31

The President yesterday, says the Washington
Union of the 24a,iin response to resdl1tion of the
Senate transmitted to that body mass, of public
documents with reference to the Territory ef Kansas
The following letter is among the papers. accepting
the resignation of Goy.yWalker ~ 4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31
E. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans

de Ia NGnve.le Orleans. s CREANCIERS-No. 55l2.
I'm VERTU dAn ordEe de vente rentu lie
~ IL de Decembre l857 ct moi addresse par Honorable
sxieme Cour de Dsctde laNotveile Orleans, dams aire
FH6tel DE IA Cc de la Commune entire e du Camp
dts MHgasG pour eompe des Grstncier de
a Ia vento publique IT adjudication de
IN TERRAIN situs dane Quatrems District de cette 49,
VILE dams cee partie dn dit District 6. teYant
sous Se nom de fAubourg LRudais ct dasigne H
uWero HUT de et cent quae Pc plan ogua du
dit asourg dresse b. BussOn Voyer lie de mbrc
ny et depose en- e ude de G. r. strgcr antrcfo noaire
pun c dc cetie ye mesuan cinquauie pais face la
Dyaies sur une oionde de yigt aisds borne
cote par lie numero Sept ct de Hutre Neuf En-
seHbie "Sec les ameliOr lions q sur e dit
teran conSsHnt EN- une mason base bos deux
ehambtes dSnN cabinets, p-te cuisine dams In cour
Abandonne par pin,otvabe ses Greanciers
GO FDlr1UES-Compant au moinenl de radjudication
L. 7. lkKEH,
dl+ 25 jas IL Is Sheriff de la Paroisse d Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31

THIRD DsTRIcE GouRT PALMYRE WILT wife of ElYSEE
OF New Orleans 5RIlDLlEuX vs., HER HUSBAND.
No il6S.
Ky VIRTUE of n writ of fierl faclas to me
directed By the Honorable the Third Dstgic Of New
orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed to sell ut
public auction at the Ey Hotel Common street between Camp
aud Magazine Streets MONDAY the ih day January
1873 At II o'clock Nj the following described property viz;
years. ''' "
Seized In he above suit,
TERNS-Cash on the spot
Il. 7. PARKER,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31

TRo1sIEME CouR DIsuRnr PALMyRE WILTz, apouse
de Ia Nouvelie Orleans. Sd'ELYSEE RILIIEUX VS..
SON MARt--Nu. LOIS.
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri facias n moi
~ adtcsse par Phonoabe Vrosetne Cour District
SouTee Orleans, dams r,Tre cdessts j. prOc6derai lie
LUNDl de janyer, 1858, midi, rE6iel de h. Cite rue
de la Commune, entre les Camp Mogasins
vente rUbqne I'll adj idcation de
lE NEiRE EUGENE, age dielyro, yingt -ouatre ans
Saisi dams i'aiIIire ci-dessus,
CONDIrIONS-CompIan moment dc l'adindicaton.
T.. T. PARKER,
do I2 % 20 jai Sheriff de Ia p ,roisse d,[rlsans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31


DRuxIpME couR DISTRICT LA WILLIE de Ia N,LLE.oR-
& de la Nouyelle Orleans. SLEANS JOHN KELLAR.
No. 1885,
HIM VERTU dun writ de fieri faciNs mol
~ adresse Phonoabe Denxeme Conr de District de Il
Nouyelle Orleans dams laire cdesss je procedera 10
MARDI IL de anver 1851 midi, H6el dc la Cite rue
les du Camp ct des Magasins, Ia
vente publique ct adjudication de-
iUN CERTAIN TERRAIN situe dams lie Premier Dis -,
trict cee ville et No 2e le dit terrain m
vngcnq pieds face " Baropne cent deux peds I
de profondeur. -,
slrr lie dit terrain.
lie saisi dams l'affaire ci dessus. 80.
Il OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de padjudication
$F II. T. PARKER,
dbl q 81 jas l2 Sheriff de Ia Parosse dorleens.
FauRrH DISTRICT CouRT WHEELER GEDDES co.
Of New Orleans. ) Mitchell Geo. AlInindinger.
1tlg =. 5 rila1+ H14 asei-t No Il,734. R5sg
RK VIRTUE Of writ of fieri facias to me
ID the Honorable the Fourth District Court Of
New rsan the entitled cause will proceed sell
public auction, the City Hotel Common street between
Camp Magazine streets FRIDAY the 29h Of January
1855 at u O'Clock NJ the following described propety viz
THE DREDGE BOAT, now lying in the First District
Draining Canal. rf.45Ft
e Seized in the above suit. s.-H.|. -. ,.=.sHf-
: TERMS-Cash on the spot. -.--- a.
~ Z E. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31
sHERIFFS SALES.

r,nr I1srR,tr (,ouRr COLLENs 4 WoQIpR IpGE VS.
M, ~ Nav Orleans CHARLES HoI.LF--No. II y90
ny VIRTUE Of writ OF seizure, and - sale % t9 g
IL directed Nv the Honorable the Third District Court Of
Nsw Orleans in ths above entitled will oceed to ssl
puo,n nd Msgasins streets on MONDAY, the Ilh day Of
January 1855 At IL o'clock M the following described prop
erty, viz 81. 9 Z. ... ,,A e,yt IL. -
buildings and improvements thereon, rights Ways pv
sesvaon, situated the Fourth District q his city II @ hs
st4ees which aaid designated by the number on
on plan Hugh Grant ana dsposeo s ~
IL and twenty feet front On
by twenty one feet inches and four lines fn depn
measure. i11siF t.9 l.. t.~r>
The buildings and Improvement on said !ot I'VE
story frame house., shnge r0cfed twenty 1881 w
containing two rooms The below is occupied by Mr.
Wjtterann, sNhler store. -539tsf a45I elsss 4
Seized IN the above suit. fa Ifl,'t- II y ! .lss
TEHMS-Cash on the spot. ~ M ,,,upp
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31

ouArRrESs GoUR pE DrsrRIcr BELL DIXON Il co. vs. H.
de Ia Nonyele.urleans "a JUDD ct W. W. Mitchell.
No. 1891.
I'm VERTU d's1n alias writ de ierl facfas
"a W. w Mitchell moi adesse puonorabie Qua
trieme District IN Nouvee Orleans dars rare
cidesss e procedera LUNDI II de janyer 1853 midi
Hoel de la Cite de Commune les du Camp
des Magasns, la publique adjudication de-
l. 'Escave nominee SuZANNE agee denyiron ngt-sept
ans, deux elfans.
Saists dams pafare ci-dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de ltadjndicatiop.
q f T. PARKER,
do lS % ta4 III Sheriff de a Paroisse Orleans,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31

SECOND DISTRICT CouRr} CITY OF NEW ORLEANS rs. j.
of New Orleans l.. DOLIoLE-No. L, 4S0.
pY VIRTUE of n writ OF fieri facIas to me
u drec ed by the Honorable the Second District Court of
New Orleans in the entitled will proceed to sell
public ancton at the City Hotel Common street,
Camp and Magazine strees FRIDAY, the l5th day
January 1855 at II ocGck NJ the following described prop
ery, viz
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Sc -
cond District of this city, in No As sal lot
urng sixty feet front Bayou Road by fifty feet in l
dapth.
Together with the buildings and improvements thereon.
Seized in the above suit.
FERNS-Cash on the spot.
F.. 7. PARKER,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31

EIGHIH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, JOHN O. TERRYss.
Parish Of st Tammany. STHoMAs B. HARfER.
No. il6.
RA VIRTUE OF an. .a1ias writ of ferl faelas
- 20 e directed by the Honorable the Eighth Judicial Dis
rct Court Parish of st. Tammany entitled cause
will proceed to sell at pnbc auction, SATURDAY. the
9th day Of January 1855 5oc.2ck p NJ the premises
the Bayou Bridge 80
LOT Of TIMBER lying In the Bayou St John coppris.
ing five cribs containing 10 all Gftyz nine (5 pieces marked
r. Fl. - W. |
Seized In the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot
il. T. PARKER,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31

s11IEsE Cous 20 DIsrRIcr} JAMES DEsBAN We. N N.
de Ia Nouvelie- Orleans. ! DICKfNS0N-No. 1888.
I'm VER9U dun writ de fieri faetas % mol
u adresse par Fhonorable Sxiemc District de Ia
Orleans dams laaire ci dessus procadera lie
JEg Di de ahsier 1858, midi rh6te de "a Cite
vente pnbIigne adjudication de-
UNE CRRTAIN TRAIT souscrite par w Baglsy sur ct
acceptee Joseph Exams Rordre de Martin Dickinson
par u endoss date Covington u Juliet 1856 payable
SIX n1ois de date de Ia de quae piases.
Saisie dams Faffdre oi-dessus
CUEDITIDhS--Co de l'adiu
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31

CoER HuITIENE DISTRICT JOHN o. TERRY
JuDICtAIRE, }vs. THOMAS b, HARPER,
ParoissS de t-Tammany. \ No ll6
I'm tERTU dun alias writ de fierl facfas
- laoi adfesse par houo able Gour du Haeme District
Judicae, Parosse de St Tamnay latare cdessns
procedera SAM d. de anvier 1855 heuses r NJ
les enX pres dn pont du Bayou StJean In publque
ct adjudication de-
UN LOT DE BoIS de construction gsaut dams e Bayou
stJehn, saybr Cling radeaux totiite Gin
uanteneuf go pieces marques r. Ii.
SaisieS dams faiinire cdess ls.s =. .
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Fadjuacation
too .o,,o +. T. PARKER,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31

sdEra DISTRICT CouRr JAMES DEsBAN VS.. NJ. NJ DICK.
Of New Orleans INSON--No. 4,93S
RS tlKIuE of writ of feri fncias to
- to directed by the Honorable III. Sixth District
of New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed
sell At public auction at the City Hotel Common street.
Camp and Magazine Streets THURSDAY the 7th day of
January, 1855, at IL O'Clock NJ
A GEE TAIN DRAFT, drawn by W. Bagey and accepted
by Joseph Evans, the order Of Martin Dickinson and by
him endorsed dated Covington July 2 1886 and payable
months after date for the of four hundred dollars.
Seized in HE above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31
LEGAL NOTICES.

" tontd the our for Letters of CuTaorsp the vacant
estate OF the late John Nc Aister deceased inestate
Notice Is hereby given 10 all whom it may to show
Gauss within ten days why the Of The said petitioner
shontd not be granted
By order of the Csnrt.
P. S. WII.Tz, Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31

wanted % Knew what they ere DONG with the posts
ne nasieq ln plain and was answered that y
was npne eI Als business when one q the ooass
was ops Y tne stream the sentinel hailed three times
ana nledss 1Aaa vas made the signal for grand
voIey Eom3 3'os Andefson's men. They commenced
ffinE and shouting I've General Walker The
same ccurses Nss pursued by those on Nelson's Hill
which, no doubt, req 70 the belief that the fort was
surrounded Dy very large force The Ogden was
then manned, the Morgan having aoated over the
rapids and arrangements were made 70 get up steam
and run her over. one cannon, four Founder, was
hred at The Ogden, which struck her deck. Shortly
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-06-12
ELECTION RIOTS AT WASHING
TON

The municipal contest at Washington on
Monday was one of the bloodiest on record.
A general riet occurred, and several persons
were killed and wounded. A dispatch from
Washington says that s'the immediate cause
of the fuss seems. to have been al attempt
by the Anti Know-Nothings to keep such a
full possession of the polls as chat no Amer
lean could approach within stones throw.
For this purpose they crowded the vicinity
with Irish, negroes, and rufiians of every hue
each one of whom manifested the most de-
termined resistance whenever voter ap-
preached who was adjudged, in their partance
"a follower of the dark lantern" After
several fruitless attempts to deposite their
ballots, number Of resolute Americans con-
cluded to press their way through, when the
Irish finding themselves overpowered, drew
their billies and commenced slashing away,
- in their drunkenness and frenzy knocking
as many of themselves down as ybody else
In the general melee which followed, pistols
were also fred indiseriminately,-sto
brick-bats, and missiles of every description
hurled violentlys pell nell, in every direc-
tom" The Marines were ordered out and
after great difficulty succeeded partially in
restoring order. Eight men were killed and
sixtecn wounded. The cartridges Of the ma
rines, beyond all reasonable doubt, did the
principal mischief, since that those fatally
injured we're nearly all mere lockers on aud
not actual participants in the fight. An eff
fort was made to renew the riot inithe eve
ming, but it was checked BY the appearance e
of the artillery from Baltimore. The Dem
ocrats carried four of the seven wards and
elected most Of their candidates. = Harris
burg Sentinel.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-06-12

mailed at st. Louis, and others at Flint Post
Office, Cherokee Nation. We are unable to
give the contents Of these letters with par
ticularity, but they contained the fact that
Mclean was on the lookout for her and her
children, and that they were betrayed by
the aaoseates and gcntiles. and advising her
to be cautious in her movements, ard not let.
herself be known only to few Of the saints
ani elders. Mclean then, upon affidavit
made BY himself, obtained a writ from the
United States Commissioner at this place
for trial, and, after an examination before
theiCominissioner, were discharged.
"Pratf as soon as released, mounted his
horse and left the city. Mclean soon after
obtained horse and started in pursuit, and
overlook Pratt about miles from the city,
and shot him. Pratt died IN about 2 hours
after receiving the wound. This Is plain
narrative of the facts, as we heard them from
the Dost reliable sources, which we give to.
our readers without comment, as we feel that
we are unable to do so with justice to all par
ties. But deeply do we sympathise with
Mclean in the unfortunate condition in
which Mormon yillaiey and fanaticism has
placed him."
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-06-12
THE HYPOCRISY OF DEMOCRACY

Parson Brownslow, who has gained a
world wide fame as newspaper publish
er, says some very severe things, but
while they are severe, they always have the
virtue Of being true.
"Disguise it as they may, the hypocri-
sy of Democracy, added TO their perni-
cious principles,s constitutes the most
dangerous, and destructive elements
that was ever arrayed against the moral
ity, peace and harmony of civilized socie-
ty. The iniqdity of wicked men and
devils, never has invented and carried on
anything like it. The utter dcpravity
aud wickedness of the whole scheme of
modern Democracy, is every day becom-
ing more apparent, and is being more aud
more appreciated by honest and moral
men. Yet thousands and tens of thou
sands, of as good and honest men as any
in the land, belong to this Anti-American
wicked, pernicious, and corrupt organiEa-
ton. They are deceived, deluded and
humbugged. Thousands of this class
have Withdrawn from it and look upon it
with horror and disgust. Others have
gone into the den, from the ranks of the
Wing and American parties, who were
VIGOROUSLY corrupt, had no regard for
principles, and were alone in pursuit of
spoils. Honest men in their ranks can
only escape now, upon plea of political
insanity. This plea would be received
by an enlightened and charitable public
Every honest man will admit that those
who have remained in the ranks Of the
party, while the organization was war
ring upon American and Protestant prin-
ciples, could not Be in their right minds.
The leaders of this bogus Democratic
party, affect to have a holy horror for a
"Know Nothing" and advise the common
people to shun them, as they would land
piratesl The same demagogues, however
walk 'scheek by jowl" with an ignorant,
drunken, riotous lrishman, as unleamed
10 our country's institutions auG politics,
as an uniinitated son of Congo would be,
aud not blush at their companionsbip |.
They viii permit raw SON Of Erin, redo
lent with rot gut whiskey, and black with
bruises gotten in some breach Of the peace
or John ChinamGD, too celestial in his
education to know anything so intensely
and radically terrestrial as modern De-
mocracy is, to go with them to the polls
or to their tables, and into their parlors
and not feel disgraced They will permi,
dirty, vulgar. uneducated sweede, from
the dark mountains Of Scandanayia, con-
versant to despoiic divinity and refined
brutality; or an eliminate and brutalized
Turk, wreaking With the pollutions of
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SALE OF THE MAIN LINE.

According TO promise we this week pub
lish Letter No. l. on this subject. Read
it, and it will inform you how much State
Tax has been paid into the State Treasury
every year for the last twelve years, and it
will show you also where these taxes.
amounting in the aggregate to more than
seventeen millions Of dollars, have gone to,
aud to what uses they have been appropria-
ted, and why it is our State debt vet re-
mains forty millions and upwards, notwith-
standing all our taxes paid. We will pub
lish Letter No. 2. next week, and expect to
continue the publication every week of 9th
ers still more interesting, until our readers
can fully understand the whole matter. In
order to appreciate the writer's treatment of
the subject properly it is necessary to begin
a: the beginning, and read the letters reg
ularly in their order. This one prepares
the way for others.