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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22
Piles Piles Piles!


TBI5 HITHERTO INERAOrABLE DTsEIsE HyERT Am
EvERT sTAGE,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIR. CAVANAUGH'S PILE SALVE
VETI fail in giving immediate relief and posi-
wv lively curing hs worst and most obstinate Of
HeuorrhOidsor Piles 1t is tbs
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere for the Piles and lie the result CT years
Of patient study and investigation.
Sufferers from Piles have remedy ct hand which
will
STAND TIE TEST OF TRIAL,
vthou iar Of failure its part to do oil the proprietor
claims for H. $50.
Full directions accompanying each boz and al that q
requisite is strictly to ObeerTs hem, aud cure VIII soon
f. follow.
Dr. r u. CAvLSAUsH, presently
Dear Sir. When l arrived in the city fsw days ago,
was suffering intensely with the piles mensaoned ny
condition to you asking your advice. You recommended
yaur Pile Salve SAYING would cure me. tined 1.-THE
effect was immediate, and I am now vel. believe Il
to BE- asst proved in my case invaluable remedy and
sure cure for thai disease the Piles, aud as such Tsco
mend it to others.
Yours truly. JOHN ". HANSON, ofst, Louis, No.
e. Price 81 per box For sale in Nashville by EHin
Bros wholesale Agents, and By Druggists and Dealers
generally
DE-. T. H, CAYANAUGH, Sole Proprietor
au.8l-ly iuslds st. Louis No.
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Valuable sUMNER COUNTY LAND FOR

HAVE two hundred and eleven and half acres Of land,
on Station Camp Creek in the immediate vicinity Of
the Nand L. raroad which will sell low and on accom-
modang terms ANY person wishing place Of the izes in
Of the best neghbohoOds in the STATE, would do well 70
call and examine it before purchasing eiseGbere.
SaundersYile, febl2-tW&W-2mF JAMES fRANhLlNt
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AYERs,s CHERRY pr

nor the rapid cure OF HoaTssnese,
L Loue b, Colds, Bronchitis, WhOsp- \ -
ing COrga, Asthma and Consumption, 9 ~ q
lie universally known as the best remedy \ WK
ever vet discovered for every variety OF 4 80
Pulu5nary disease. So wide is toe field \ 49,
OF It's usefulness and numerous the ~
cases OF its curs5 that ain Ost every sec F7S6E-
ton Of the county a5Ounds in persons -
pu oliciy known, who have been reslor - -
ed from alarming and even desperate
diseases lungs by its When tired its sups
orty other medicine Of kind is too APPARENT
escape 5aon and where its virtues are known the
public no longer hesate what antdote 70 employ for The
distressing and dangerous affections Of the pulmonary organs
which are incident climate By is timely many,
nay almost all Of disease upon the Lungs throat
are arrested and thus saved many thousands every year
from premature grave. No family should be without H.
and those who do neglect 10 provide themselves with
remedy which wards of this dan ger0us class diseases VIII
have cause deplors il when IL IS too late Proofs Of the
surprising efficacy Of the Cherry Peclor sesd o be given
10 the American peope5asy have living proofs IN every
ne borhood But hose who Wigh 10 read the statements
Of those whose whole health has been restored and whose
lives have been saved by its use, viii find them in Amer-
can Almanac which Agents below named has 10 furnish
gratis for every one. 49,
Prepared By Or. J, c. AVER, Practical Chemist,
Lowell Mass, and sold Wholesale By Berry & DemoVe,
ard Retail by JO G. Brown, and b. all Druggists and Deaf
lors in Medicine through this section. mfh5--2mi.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money our address 0T e Tickets order
ed on the receipt Of which they viii be forwarded BY first
mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending with any fe
ure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be &c
purchase rs Immediately aftcT the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signature plain, give
their Post Office County and State.
~ Remember that every prize is drawn, and payable
in full without deduction
~ All prizes Of 81 900 and under paid Immediately
after the draWng-oher prizes at the usual tine Of thirty
days.
Al communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets ct
either office.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates either to
S. SWAN 4 CO.. Atlanta, &C.,
s. SWAN Montgomery, Ala.
S. SWAN, box. 220, MUJiis, Ala,
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SPRING STOCK!

LADIES' FINE BOOTS AND SHOES
AM in receipt of another lot Of those English srr7B
J CAT, Soft Finish. Congress, Heel Boots Italian Il
Cloth Heel Caters; Kid Slippers great variety.V ~
These hoes are very handsome and desirable.
marchI7 JOHN RAMAGE, A. College street.
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REGULAR AUCTION
SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY
z. 6, French s. Son.

ON TUESDAY Morning. MARCH a. 1857, at 10 O'Clock,
~ A. NJ. we will Offer for sale IN front of WAREHOUSES
corner Of Market Clark Streets the following articles
10 wis
100 hhds Sugar; 200 bags Rio Codee
Is bbls Loaf do; 50 DO LaguyTa;
50 bbls Crushed do; 2j do Java
20 kegs sup. carb. Soda; 1000 kegs Nails
50 bbls Vinegar JOG dozen bHckesi
100 bbs MOlgsses; SO bbls Nackerel, 10. J. Q, & 3
10 bags Pepper; 50 bags Ginger;
= CeroOns Indigo; 2Gb boxes Star CeuuleSj
100 boxes Cheese, 800 half boxes do;
500 bbls Whisky, assorted 300 guar. boxes DO;
brands; 200 boxes TaIOW do;
25 bbs American Brandy; 10 hall bbs American Brandy
10 bbls Gin; 10 0bls Rum;
50 do julius Smiths 25 do old Bourbon Whisky
old Reserve Whisky; 90 do old Rye do;
100000 extra Cigars, vaTi- 100 boxes CherOotsi
Gus brands; 100 do Tobacco, W. H. Hare's
ICO boxes Melee Cigars; and other brands;
so do Jars 100 boxes IumbeTss
Together with Spices and other articles. 49,
mgrchl9- I'd H. >. FRENCH x SUN.
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LAST YEAR.

Inc chances Tor any further sudden or heaVy ad-
vance having been greatly diminished by the high
prices already reached the business is now chiefly
restricted to legitimate demand. The latter is very
good, considering the high prices current, which
would beexpected to cause falling off in the
sumption, and holders are fuIof confidence so that
it is easier sell than to buy quotations, The
receipts Of Hog products at Cincinnati, St. Louis
and New Orleans indicate that s.gPes are going to
market early this seasOn-the quantities received,
especially at St. Louis, being much il excess of last
year The stocks in the interior, therefore promise
to he much lighter next summer than last season,
while this heavy movement towards the outlets viii
furnish pretty heavy stocks for two three months
to come
The stock retained in the interior last year result
ed so badly, that holders will not be likely to run
the risk OF a second mistake Of the kind.
The news from Europe does not come forward in
favorable shape for Provisions and operators on this
side have so far been disappointed with reference to
the British market. The tendency in prices of Pork
and Bacon have been downward and By the Persia
we learn that homemade was being sold in London
lower than American was offered in the Liverpool
Market, although quotations in the latter were rela
lively lower than in New York.
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s. ~. GUggTER.

CUCCESS07 % ~ q. Pan1, corner Church an4 Vns sss
- W0uld respeeily anpuncs % The eiizns o NallFc
that be s prepared 70 al al orders n the bakng snd FAMILY
GroeerY Nne 81 busness.
Thankful fof past fivors, Hould chserlly rasonmsud
ny sneeesloEt Mr. GUAFsai e ny old frslds sna oaat
iaRE-57-suet We kpPkEfr
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Nashville Spring Races.
81 sesS

"WEDNESDAY, May 9th, ls57-swsepstakes for unred
w year Oid8l mile heats3I00 entrance so Forfeit
Three or more 20 make race, 70 close ist Of April.
DAYAaieh Race for s25O0 aside, $500 forfeit
mile heais-tWO year olds, earring 80 pounds. Ihos
Bacon gr colt Bg imported A5iou5 dam y Levi
athan. W. Roundtrse names { Ely Bynum b Glencoe,
dam by Otheiio OF Shamrock.
THURSDAY, Msy 2slh.-Propristor's Purse s2oo-mis
heats.
FRIDAY, May 20h.-sWeepstakes for year olds-s2O0
entrance $50 fofs-one mile heats Three make
q race, 10 close lat Of Apnls
SATURDAY May s0h-ProprietoEls Parse B3o0-tEo nile
heats Isnle-fl W,J, PHILLIPS PFopEisior.
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----S DICK RIVER MALE ACADE9IY.

DUN nv En- -AaA-E HCADE-uA =
UNHIS SCHOOL, in Bedford county, Tenn, tributary
Of the river of its name, is situated in healthy and pro.
ducve country, the line of the Nashville and Chata
no5ga Railroad from the Warrace Depot Of which il dis
lance miles The Building, recently erected, contains
rooms and would easily accommodate 40 pupils. The
session will begin the first Monday In May and continue
weeks Board, Including washing, lights, &c SIS $40
per session.
Tuition.
Spelling Reading, snd Writing SO 90 per term Of 60 weeks
Arithmetic, Geography, English Gram SO 90
Higher Mathematics, Latin, Greek, Physiology and
NauTAi Philosophy 10 W
Patrons especially requested TO enter their children al the
beginning middle ohe session, No deduction made from
time CT close term except Of pro,ract
ed sickness. A. n. TILLMAN, ! r,...h.--
ms-7I-dEW6W, 6, W. EVANS, @'''
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HOuOway's PiIIs.-PubHc opinion is the great
tribunal by which the value Of al discoveries judged. Its
verdict this great Alternative snsepc tonic medicine
founded the testimony Of rejoicing and grateful thou
sands, is favorable throughout the world.
~ Sold al the manufactures, No. 50 Maiden Lane, New
York, and No. ga Strand, London and by all druggists
s5s,, axe, and 81 per box.
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TRUNKS !! TRUNKS !

TOHN RAMAGE, DO College street. has re- G I'M N
81 celved another lot of the best English Sole yE H
Leather Trunks and Nalices, and Ia'ge stock a. Il
of common Trunks, opening this day.
roarrhl7 JOHN RAMAGE.
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sETE are now receiving and opening SPRING
W STOCK, and shall in few days have It complete and
ready for inspection.
Our Stock has been selected with unusual care em5eng
the LATEST STYLES Of both FOR E5EGE AND Doe
MESTEC, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS, VARIETIES, AN - EG r IBE-EAEDE
CLOTHING, &c
purchase this Spring being largely increased
to meet the growing wants Of the county, Of
fers additional inducements the Trade We therefore
solicit examination Of Stock from old friends
and the trade generally visiting this market feeling conf
dent that make it to their interest by doing
'feb95-Rm- ALLISON, ANDERSON & co.
MOUNT BLIVET CEMETERY.
THE Directors Of this Company now announce to the
Public that Il is Cemetery has been laid of with suit
ats avenues ami walks, aAd portion OF the ground ,
sabdvided into Family Lots, which offered for sale
The map Of tha gruunGB can be seen al the Office q
Lindsey Crockett where the pa-c are invited 10 ca
and examine the same.
The Comgpuy feel cou6deutth they could not have maGe
more suitable location for Cstery in the vicinity CT
Nashville and pledge Themselves to the public TO spare
money OF pains to make il equal to any Cemetery The
Union aud such Nashville ma feel some price IN
The Cemetery is now in charge Ct competent Super
iatendent living Cn the ground under whose direction
slments viii be made in the best manner and at The
usual charges.
The Directors Of the Company DESTROYS that the
grounds should be visited by the czsns Of Nashville and
for that purpose Omnibus viii iea7s the Office Of LiuSs
lev Crockett az 4 O'Clock, Tuesday afternoon the
sh inst and every Friday afternoon thereafter st The
same hour. TIE seats viii be free. .. .e
Ladies and Families DESTROYS o. visiting he grouu6s
will be called for at their Teiidsrces " sending heF
cards to the President Ct The Copps1y
4. Y. s.LISDsLEY, Prss't.
C. ". NANCE, sscy. jys-a
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OTICETO FUNEEAI w DEREAELEEs IN

NOTICE TO FUNERAL w IBERIA EEEls IN
TIE CtTW AND C0UITIEE. r
.TyRANE5 Patent Metallic BuHal Caskets can Be haE
~ Wholesale or Retail By eppiyIng q
decl9 d. w. RUSSELL. Agent,
Or DEEsS.-Ordsrs Tor PIttsbur Cnci1nail Io157iiis
~ and 81 Louis Manaasla -sd AlleIes vii Be romy a.
tended %. ID. ~. RUSSELL, a emf.
O@eeaIR z. l. yyeaklsy corner Of road ana Front fssts
CEm ENT.-Io0 bbsin sore ana foT ale - ts Whole
~ sale Trade al cost AMI charge.
9sel9 vv...i,-,. u D. ~ y. RUSSELL 8 - Agent
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~ Steele says: A hea Thy OLD fellow than
is not fool is the hbppiest creature alive. Age
is the time Of lie Gully when men eujoy their ia
culies with pleasure aud satisfaction It is then
we have nothing to manage, as the Phrase is. We
speak the downright truth and whether the rest
Of the world will give US the privilege or not, we
have so little to ask of them that we take it. %
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FOR SPRING, 1851,

WE would respectfully inform the ladis Of Nashville and
~ vicinity, that ail Monday ne 3l, o4t
thirteenth regular Opening day the largest most enoeo aa4
select stock opened Nashville east Of f1si a
any establishments; combining every an4 novel
design from Paris, London, and Elst5fn clas Or
importaton Our and consists On plrt
1000 Rich Imported styles Of Fancy BOuneti
100 Cases Of Rich Pasiss Haif and 8ugsll Bi0nd3
IS Cases English Straw and other plain styles;
10 " Misses BOauetss Chldran's Hats Glssy and
Flats;
dozen Imported Imperial Chip Bonnets;
Us Boxes Paris Flowers for Bonnetsi aTes and Br
casiong
272 Canton Rich Ribbons, of every STYLE;
90 dozen Hoop Skirts Misses and Children is ditto.
40 = Paris and spanish Fans; 500 10Ees Rushasi
90 " Pafas0ls, al qualities.
Likewise fne stock o BmbrOidsreB consisting OF Rieh
Maes sets 10 Lace JacOlst, Worked Muslin, Moaning
Sets sleeves, Of every description, Collars, oie I3ch
Black Bagal Collars, Maatllas Of Eugh and Caauntla
Lace, Rich PARIS Embroidered HanddraarcsEs Trimmngs
Pugsl and hch Paris Blond Lace. One line % Paris it8
and Kid Gloves. Elastic Belts. F18 and Msdu Cabbas and
POrt-MOHes, fine stock uf G3bs and Fassg Articles for
The toilet, 10 doZ. Rich hOhar Cops and Head Dresses
win general assortment 81 us8ll, ancy, ornamental
Head Dress and Variety Goods.
we trust TO receive cenuuauce or The 1lfOnage 90 no.
orally extended flrthe past .rssn years and m noi
Be undersod BY any establishment IN tsci1 We sa1 on
pose, 10 merit continuance OF the liberal pso1aga.
r. " ESE, agents
No 4G, Uni0n Street, ns1i door % state BANK.
Bonnsts 6eaole and shape altered IN super1r st7I1
81. B-Cauntry Merchants aud MIiners guppiied e. -
reasonable terms purchasing small BIN oi goods Esat
You may depend getting Fashionable B0nuet at
house. marc1 T-iY
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INJUSTICE TO THE PEOPLE

RSr SEE FIRST PAGE.
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SOMEPHTN q NEW.
s.lIUEL C.. BoYcK. GEORGE ELTEEsoB
BOISE e ELVERS ON,
MERCHANT TAIL0RINGA AND GsNTLGMENS
FURNISHING STORE,

q
'E1HE sbs rbsrs desire to call public attention their EN-
4 TIRE NEW AND CHOICE STOCK OF Cloths, Cas-
siE0cTess EeSEi82s, Driilings, Read -JEnGs
ClOiA1IEg and Z full stock OF Ge3tleE2eN's FAR
nisbiug Goods.
Having purchased stock under the tEvoabe
cumstances i'll Offer great 10 cash pune
tua time dealers aud solicit the trade examination
Of our stock before purchasing elsewhere, We woad call
special attention to the ssortneut of Cloths, CassmeT-s
and VestnEs, which viii make up 10 order in the latest
styles and warranted 10 o. sale. We also call
ton TO stock Of Ready made Clothing, manufactured
expressly for trade which determined sell
the lowest prices and thereby nit p rOnage Cur stock
Of Geuemens Furnishing Goods will a.way be found cOu
plete We viii speedily have in store tine stock Of Boys
Clothing
,HhNIED-Af few good JoarhCym H--noDe hut goodoaes
need apply. BOYSE d EMERSON,
fab8-d No 20, Public square
TOEFEE.-480 sacks prime Rio Cofea 50 sacks Java
- in store aud for sale by r. 8. FRENCH q SON
ALT.g70O bags coarse ard Hne ss barrels -all,
, in aioEe ara i9r sale Jy- H.s.FRkNCH d son.
OLASSESs-IUO packages. new, in store and for
VI ianI7 H. :. FRENCH dz SON
CAE DLES.tOO boxes Star Candles To8 hall and quar-
- ter boxes star Candles, 200 boxes IaUS Candies in
store and for sale BY H. s. FRENCH & SON
GLOVER SEE D.-l2O ubls prime Clover Seed in store
~ and for sale 0y Il. 5. FRENCHc d son.
VTTAETE D.E 0t0O poUnds Bacon ;1G0U bushels Dried
w Frlt lODOU lbs Feathers for which We viii pay the
j1nI7 30 S. FRENCH C SON.
kTAEES-IlOO kegs, (Yheeng)in store and for sale BY
~ i-nI7 f. s. PltEaCH & son.
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70 10 drawn in the city Of atlanta, Georgia. in public,
SATURDAY, MARCH 21st, 1857.
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To be drawnin the city Of Atlanta Georgia. in public on
SATURDAY, MARCH 26th 1857.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-08-26
William FL Iyfle.

We are indebted to the Portage Demo E
Graf for reminding US of al incident cen
uected with a former correspondent Of
this paper, which exhibits Captain Lyle,
the bred Scott, Kansas Nebraska can
didate for Lieut.. Governor in not very
favorable light.
The r~edoubtable Captain was a mem
Der of the Ohio Legislature in 1852. and
participated in a Christmas Supper, and
drinking spree, at the Neil House.
A correspondent, a few days after,
writing to this paper, gives the following
description of what ~transpired in the
course of the drunken orgies at that now
notable supper. He said:
ga large number Of honorable gentle
man were having a good time over a
Christmas supper, and having arrived at
the climax of good feeling, Mr.. LYLE OF
Hamilton county, intimated that he would
propose a browning toast to be drank
standing. Cups were lifted AMI he
young gentleman announced: "Here's
10 Mehero Of e d0y-Jesus Christr' All
were upon their feet except MI. Ward.
of Warren county, who refused to rise,
w~hereupon the toaster assailed him SO
fercely that he was brought to his feet in
stanier, and the blasphemy was consum
mated"
This stirred the bile of the Captain, ard
in company with another brave man OF
the sam. ilk, waylaid Gen. S. D. Harris,
who was the supposed correspondent,
(formely of This place, now Editor Of the
C~ultivator, and struck him down in the
street.
We have never heard the truth Of the
statement by our Correspondent, denied;
and if it is true, what degree of fitness for
the second Office in the gift of the people
of Ohio, do such antecedents Of VIM. Ii.
Lyle exhibit?
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-08-26

Gov. WALKERS LIQUOR BILL.-The
City Council of Leavenworth rendered
the Inequalities of the city to Gov. R. j.
Walker. He was requested to address
the citizens, but declined. In lieu thereof
he had liquor distributed to the amount of
two hundred and Ten dollars, (el0. A
committee of the Council refuse to pay
this bill. They say:
We are first opposed TO the allowance
of this bill because it was not contem-
plated by tie City Council that the hos
pitality, so generously rendered his ex-
cellency, should be thus abused.
And in the second place, that it would
establish a dangerous and penicious pre-
cedent.
And in the third place Wa will not give
our influence nor open the city treasury
for the encouragent of intemperance, the
mother of crimes.
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ESTATE.

u Notice is hereby given. that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrator on the
estate Of J smes Wade, late Of Bristol, rrumbuli C9nnr
tn, Ohio. deceased BE- WADE
A--,-t 1c l1l--lvE
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and who we're able 10 carry that inia-
nous decision only by virtue of the I'M
just p~reponderance given to the South in
the formation Of that Court. The reso-
luton has no word of cheer or appro6a-
ton for the Democratic members of the
Supreme Court, who, true 10 their in
stinctive love of liberty, stood firmly by
the doctrines Of the Declaration of hide
pendehce, and refused to concur in the
anti democratic doctrine insisted upon
by the majority of the Court in favor of
the Slayeocracy.
But the Convention passed the resolu-
ton. 1t assumed the attitude of a
"Dougias. Nebraska, bred Scott Con-
vent;on;" it repudiated their ablest and
m, st liberal candidate, Judge Ranney,
because he was suspected of still lean
ing to the democratic principles contain
ed in his letter of 1848, and of being
opposed TO the extension OF slavery; and
it nominated os a more fit man for Their
pro slavery position, the Douglas and
Plaindealer candidate, H. B. Payne OF
Cleveland.
Ii now seems that Mr.. Giddings' ex
position of the bred Scott doctrine has
-
forced the revolving position of the party
upon the notice Of our neighbor The
Democrat, who does not seem TO relish
the oe Entertainment TO which invited by
the congratulatory resolution. In TACT
Mr. Ritezel shows in his last number,
that whatever else he may have lost, he
has not lost all sense of shame as to The
humiliating position in which his party
is placed by the bred Scott Resolution.
He shows some disposition to back out
unless he can put a construction upon
the doctrine of the Supreme Court differ
erent from that given by Mr.. Giddings
and from its o5Uious and rue meaning.
After evidently meditating with much
seriousness upon his embarrassment, Mr..
Ritezel suggests that Judge Taney's as
sertion that the colored people "were SO
far inferior that they had no rights a0hieA
the whife man was bound to respect sought
henceforth to be regarded as history
rather than law. He says Judge fancy
sis only stating ar historical and iadis
putaJle fact as to the existence of such
opinions at the period mentioned" (l776
& 1881 and "does not state these opin-
ions as his own"
While the ingenuity of this proposed
dodge must be admitted, We shall under
take to prove its utter lack of found ation'
and shall take upon us the task of prov
ing first, that the Historical and indis
putable fact" is a historical and indis-
putable falsehood put forth by the slave
holding Judges of the Supreme Court to
warp history for present political effect;
and second, that the assertion that the
colored race chad no rights which the
white man was bound to respect" is a
dopted by those slaveholding Judges, as
the present lar Of the land, and necessary
Interpretation of The Constitution of the
United States.
To the first of these points we shall ad-
vert next week, and we invite our neighbor
of the Democrat to Try his skill in recon
Cling the facts which we shall present,
with what he has chosen to pronounce
''historical and indisputable."