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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-11

e The residence of Mr.. J. F. Yos,, 10
LewisbUrg. was destroyed BY fire on We'd
uesday evening last Insured in the Lock
Haven Company.
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SCRANTON, Pa,-There is about $40, 600, o.
invested in Coal operations in and abou, ,ht,
place, and about 10000 tons of coal i. the
monthly product.
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EE- The Printers are looking up. It's
fact highly gratifying to the typographical
fraternity that some of the highest political
honors in Pennsylvania have been confer
red upon the craft, Both U, s, Senators,
Gov. Rigler and Gen, Cameron, started in
life as printers. The present nominee of
the Democrats for Governor, VIM. F. Pack
er, is u printer; the nominee for Canal
Commissioner, Judge Strickland, is mem
Der of the editorial fraternity; the nominee
for the Supreme Bench, Iudge Lewis, used
10 stick type; the Speaker of the House,
Mr., Ge;z, is editor and proprietor of the
Reading Gazette. The printers and editors,
il they don't get rich, at least come in for a
large share of the honors.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-11

z WilllamspoH was lighted with gas
on Tuesday night, for the fret time.
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CT The EJinburc Review for Janpa,y has

I The Ejinburs Review for January has
been received from Messfs, Leonard Scott 4
Co., 20 Ful on ST, New York. The following
is the table OF contents:
Philip II. aud his Times-Prsscou and
Motley; Human Longevity; Couvoca,on !:
Fcygusson's Handbook OF Architecture: Ma.
caolsy's History OF Enslsnd; Rights aud Ii
abilities OF Husband aud Wife: Freuch Society
under the Directory; Scouish Law, ers and
English Cti'ics; Parliamentary Committees
and Railway Legislation; India, rersia, aud
Atshauis,an,
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embellishments.


r.
TIME UNDERSIGNED invites the attentions Of deal
ers, jobbers, retail and country traders, to the large and
valuable assortment Of merchandise just received by the above
named vessel. Among the more important articles viii be
found
Dry Goods.
Brown cottons, brown drills, white msdapolams,
White shirtings, various qualities, blue shifting,
Blue drill, fancy drills and trowsering in great variety,
White and drab cord, befticks,
White muslin goods Of various descriptions,
Printed muslins, figured do, fine cloth, doeskin,
Gambrooms, plain alpacas, figured alpaca,
White, red and blue blankets, ass'd qualities and sizes,
Figured Iustre, mosquito curtains, Brussels carpeing,
Velvet carpeting, clothing in great variety,
Hosiery and undershits all Qualities,
Shirts Of various descriptions, blue WOODEN shirts,
Fancy prints, true blue prints, mourning prints,
White ground prints, Turkey red and yellow do,
Silk corahs, English silks, lawns, hats, &c, &C., &c.
Asserted English Groceries and Liverpsol
Soap.
English white lead, paints and boiled oil,
Rope and canvas, bagging and wool packs,
~Saddlery, brides anG bits, new styes.
Hardware.
Sheet lead, honow-ware, sledge hammers.
Anvils Qargel crowbars, garden chairs, hat stands,
wheel-barows (ronl, tool chests,
Cutlery. chest locks, tin plate,
Two screws for pressing wool or pull, assd iron.
Liquors.
Brandy, port, sherry, claret, gin and whisky,
Allsops draught ale in hogsheads,
Younger's draught ale in hogsheads,
Salts draught ale in hogshcads,
Byas' ale in quarts and pints,
Alsop's ale, Pins ale, Meakim's ale.
Sumdries.
Anchors and chains, fire bricks, blue bricks,
States, small money safes, gates, garden rollers,
Assorted earthenware, nappies, pipes, Liverpool salt,
Patent woven hose for fire engines, &c, &c, &c.
62-tf. ROBERT C. JANION.
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GS31 CUSTOM MADE
tSBOOTS AND SHOES

H. WOOD, Manufacturer and Importer of Boots and
eJs Shoes, of every variety having made material altera-
lions in his establishment, is now prepared to invite the atten-
ton of his patrons, and the public toa large invoice received per
" Harriet & jessie" which, with his former extensive stock,
comprises at present the Largest and Best assortment
ever offered in thit kingdom, which will be sold low to make
room for an Additional Supply shortly expected
s.FOriuna.S 81
az Boots and Shoes made and repaired at short notice, and
all work made at this establishment warranted to fit, and not
rip. 64-tf
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS

lust RECEIVED PER "HARRIET AND
u JESSIE" and for sale by the undersigned:
Zane currants, Carolina rice, English dairy cheese,
Loaf and crushed sugar,
Water, butter and soda crackers,
Ginger snaps, maccaroni and vermiceli,
Summer savory, sage, sweet marjoram,
Cayenne pepper, sardines in ! and I boxes,
White beans, oysters, CLANS, Holsters.
Curry powder, yeast powder, tomato ketchup,
Half gallon bottle pickles,
Soft shelPd almonds, kits mackerel,
Cod fish, mustard, split peas,
Vinegar, capers, pepper sauce raspberry jam,
Strawberry jam, cassia, cloves, pimento,
Black pepper, tapioca, sage.
Pearl barley, nutmegs, citron peel,
Pembroke salt, fne-cut tobacco,
Mason's backing, painkiler, saleratus,
Cream of tartar, CASTLE soap. white saltwater soap,
Hops, caraway SEE d, corn starch,
French olives, dried apples, superior hams.
Sumdries.
Dupont powder, bingham buckets, ~three-hoop pals,
Baltimore cane-seat chairs, wood-seat chairs,
Willow market baskets, Manila rope,
Cut nails, women's buskins,
ChIdrens shoes, hickory shirts, denims,
Ticking, cotton umbrellas.
6otf T. MossMAN Il SON.
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40htrtisnrfnis.
q

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS LATELY
i received, = select invoice Of ONCE
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EMBELLISHMENTS
GA
FOR THE FALL SEASON.


FOR THE FALL SEASON.
THE sUBsCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE LIE
DRY GOODS.
Bales Pearl River Denims, % inch,
Case blue sotson.,
Bales c ssan s,a sss Drills,
Bales brown cottons.
Trusses bags, q and II busheis),
Gases spool cotton,
Gases blue cotton thread
Gases native women's shoes,
mems kip brogans,
sSs's
q enameiled q
pat pas,,. strap v,., ass, ? pumps
" mems opera slips,
pat sewed French ties.
q Congress CATERS,
.s;sn s.,.ea boots.
GROCERIES. sc.
Kits maskerel gols best Caroline rice,
Gases fine cut tobacco Cases butter do
Gases tobacco, SIS Gases wine do
Is ID boxs tobacco, ! fb lump Gases brandy peaches
pxes raisins, cases prunes, Gases do cherries
! s ssssn s scTn Cases Cases s ssssn Pie f sass
c..S y sausage meat Cases ? q lbs roast roast mutton quito
Gases Do boiled mutton Gases 2 lbs beef soup
Gases presdTed ounces Cases / ID mock turtle soup
Gases strainR honey HalLbbls dried apples
Kegs white beaS Gases Pembroke table salt
Gases Vermont Boxes do pimento
Gases Goshen Baskets superior olive oil
Boxes brown soap Boxes chemical olive soap
Boxes salt water soap Cases mustard
Gases Townsend's sarspariM HaIf-bbls rape seed
Boxes Bristol brick ,HaifbbIs canary seed
Half bbs saltpetre Easks Goshen butter
" STORES, HA&DwARE. SC.
Cases boiled linseed oil, BoxsA Eiass. asstd sizes,
Gases spirits turpentine, Ken Mystic white lead,
c1 Gases s1 passy, green A5 ecssIs Es% Do ', as p sa.
Casks cut nails, asstd sizes, Bbls pitch,
Cases charcoal irons, \Bbls rosin,
Casks American fence wire, Sbls tar,
Assortment Of round, square and fat iron.
Gases yellow metal, kegs composition nails, coils bolt rope, asstd
''A@ marlin HShi cotton 4 canvas Esss assortsd I sess cotton '"A'
and hemp sail twine, rolls felt for
ships bottoms, assortment oars
AS' s Esf
Wood seat chairs Assortment saddlery
Signal whistles Sides harness leather
Steel p pIirhs' Garden engines
Michigan ploughs Corn planters
Harrows, seed sewers Ok bows, do Jokes
Hay cutters, cultivators Grass hooks
Nests painted covered buckets Canal barrows
Barrels bungs Kegs slaves, IA gallons
Wood faucets, Pkgs Dbl shocks
Nests painted tubs, Casks rivits
3-hoop pals, field cans Gases paper hangings
Shaker pals, Platform scales, weighing from
Wood whifietrees 1 or to $50 TBS.
Store trucks, ALSO,
500 bbls prime pork, 2I5 do mess beef,
rs halfbbls mess and clear pork, 20 kegs clear do,
% terces hams, $50 bbls Haxnl -four,
100 halfbbls do do,
10000 lbs pilot bread in whalemen's casks,
100 whisky barrels containing navy and pilot bread, }
60 VI brick, 5 NJ feet cedar boat boards,
300 iron hoop bbhs containing Turks Island salt,
6 smooth bottom whale-boats,
5 VI oak plank, SO bbls kaoiin.
Also
An assortment of lumber, consisting of
Dimension staff, !
Pine boards, L
Best cedar shingles, l
Capboards, I
Laths, &C., &C., &c.
61-4m CHAS. BREWER, On.
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DRUG STORE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST RE.
IL CEIVED per late arrivals, invoices of drugs, medicines,
perfumes and other articles. As these goods are imported di-
rect from the best and most celebrated manufacturers of the
Unitel States and Europe, he is enabled to sell superior articles
at prices considerably lower than heretofore sold in Honolulu.
MEDICINE CHESTS constantly on hand, and fitted up in
the best and most complete manner, at the lowest rate. Physi-
clans prescription 5 put up in the neatest manner, and with the
greatest care.
Bay rum, 0Nalic acid, Court plaster,
Cherry pectoral, Rodgers sup. knives Lozenges,
Sarsparilla, all kinds Indeiible ink, Hyperion fluid,
Russia salve, Essential oils, Flesh-powder,
Thorn's extract, Tooti-brushes, Juiube paste,
Barry's tricopherous Combs, -Flayoring extracts,
Camphor, Ivory rings, Holloways ointment
Pain killer, Trusses, Tooth-picks,
Extract yalerian, Suspens. bandages, Rat and ant-poison,
Bitters, Tarrants aperient, Lubin's extracts,
Tooth powders and Iacteals, hair dye, Saltpetre,
paste, Gelatine, Alum.
Collodion, Isinglass. Best German cologne
Bartine's lotions, Hays liniment, Lees, Brandreth's &
Lip-salve, Enema pumps, Wrightls pills,
Sponge, wax, DIR. Dodds neryine, Capsules, diff.
And every other article usually kept at "A drug store.
6Qtf ED. HOFFMAN,, N. d.
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NEW RESTAURANT AND COFFEE
- -.. =. .-E-

HuERMAN BENZLER respectfully informs hi
friends and the public Of Honolulu in general, that ne VII
open, on the FIRST Of February next, q new Restaurant %
Coffee Saloon, on King street, opposite the Globe Hotel.
Those who will honor him with their patronage may REF
assured that the most strenuous exertions viii be used to neri
the continuance of their support. 3i1y
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9tm aaMtistnlsats.
IMPORTANT!


SANDWICH AMI SOCIETY ISLANDS
MERCHANTS doing bust IS in any part Of the Pacific
sssss sa' always ind I" ss and wsl'-ss'ss'sa
French, British and American
FANCY DRY GOODS AND
SMALL WARES, AT
Hughes & WalIace,s,
NOS IOs AsD o sncRAnENTo STREET,
IA Sam Frau co, CAL,
Q Fisting in part Of
White goods. embroideries hes, ribbons
Millinery goods, hosiery. Il Yes, pongee hdkfs;
vsaspenders, cravsts, shirt collars, fancy cutlery,
Scissors, combs, brushes, &rfmery, toilet articles,
DRkee notions, hsbsnb Ghery, etc, ETC.;
Pc shell ss.sf eo"bs'
70 An Gpeessaf our stock is solicited.
70 Our importations afe§ from Brit
AIN and EUROPE.
u One of the firm ALWAYS IN rHEAkRKET.
u All Orders executed with PRoMP7Ne ss
and DISPATCH. -
70 PRODUCTS OF THE ISLANDS
RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT.
Hughes & Wallace.
IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
los aud 1o7 Sacramento street, San FSanc,sco, Cal.
n. B.-SoLE AGENTS FOR
J. &J. Clark & Co.'S celebrated Spool Cotton I;
Marshall & Co.'S Needs) Linen Thread;
Societe Hygineque P%erfumery.
HUGHES & WALLACE,
los and 1O7 SACRAMENTO Rec
66-1ys SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
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EXCHANGE.

VKY e. e Gate Curel \ Pctescn,
w . Proprietor, Merchant Street, Honolulu, thansn! tr
attention OF his fieuss and the public in general 70 this eseeo-
iishment- Neither pains nor expense have been spared 70 rsrdss
this house . desirable place OF resort to the resident OF veteof 10
Honolulu. The bar is continually stocked with the chosccss
wines. liquors. etc.. that can ne proc ured, and 10 under the Inn
| mediafe charge Of Mr.. Randall Smith, SO long and fasosansy
known In this community.
The billiard saloon Is unsurpassed by any in the place. and
Is under the sole charge Of Mr. A. J. McDurce, whose present
| popularity is sufficient guarantee Of his future success 70 csssr-
ing in this particular department for the amusement o. THOSE wne
- sv favor the honse with thrir patronage. est
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received, = select invutce Of ONCE
Stationery, consisting in part Of:
SaAts fine acct books, Portfolios with and witho
All kf1ds Z sizes Mem books, Bankers cases & wallet
Tuck tnem books every variety, sizes and variety,
Log DOCKS al size, Pencil leads,
Ruled and unruled cap paper, Slate Pencils,
letter paper Sealing wax several var
FANCY, plain, q ruled note paper Brass pens for red ink,
broad and narrow bin paper, Round r fat ebony &
Red and white blotting paper, any rulers,
Post Once envelope paper, Letter Clips bronze, gilt
Blue laid document paper, Printed & blank receipt
hed lead pencils, Laquered calenders,
Drawing " several kinds, Tin paper cutters,
Letter copying books, Notarial seals.
lnkssands patent screw tops, 4 Desk Blotters,
several other kinds. Boxwood sand boxes,
Ink black, blue, red, carmine, Tissue paper Of all color
copying and indelible, Port monaies q variety.
Steel pens, including Hunts, Invoice files.
Kinks and Wells, Damascus, Morocco cigar cases.
Albats, & q dozen other var. Gummed labels,
Envelopes \ great variety, Marking brushes,
Waters fancy and common. Bill hooks.
Penholders = great variety, Cards of every variety,
Boxes water coIors, School copy books many
Ivory and cocoa handled erasersCargo books printed,
Red Tape, Fiat copying brushes,
Linen and ohce twine, Blanks Of all kinds,
Ivory q lockwood letter stamps Shipping papers,
Gummed Lawyers seals, Nautical almanacs 1858
Round Il fiat paper weights, Thermometers of variou
Wrapping paper of all varieties, India rubber bands for
Drawing paper imperial l. royal, pers,
Enameied paper assorted colors, Boxwood and Metal wafe
Gold balance for Am. coin,
Nov. IL, t2O-tn H. NJ. WHIT
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ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PAPERS
AND MAGAZINES.

VINHE UNDERSICNED Is Agent to receive subscrip-
u tons throughout this kingdom for any Of the following
publications. Subscribers will receive them punctuany on the
arrival of each mail from the United States, when paid for in
advance. The following prices cover the Hawaiian, American
and British hostages:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-08

The NnHe,ot. an, uIdcr the control q
Gov. RANsEY's scayeng,r, imported from
Dakota county, has seen tit 10 depart from
the ruiz which We confidently Hoped would
govern in this canvass, Of ignoring person.
alit,s, and fighting the battle upon prnci-
pies alone. The importation, having becr
one Of those who crawled on their very
knees 10 the Democracy, that but one Con
s,itution might bc presented TO the pcopls
and TO secure this, having tpacherousy
meanly, and cowardly. abandoned every pc
litical principle entertained lay the party TO
which he belongs. seems 20 have bccomc
cognizAnt Of The fact that lying slandcrs
must constitute the whole amount Of his pc
litical capita for the campaign. We will
endeavor 10 convince this Senatorial asp
rant that there are truths far more disagree
able than his fasehoods, which remain to b,
told of the Maine-Law-whiskey-d drinking.
black-leg,moral-pio combination ofnames
yclept the Republican State ticket.
We have but one word to say in refrenc,
to the attack on Mr.. CAvAyAuGii, and that
is to denounce the statements made by the
WaacSoi,da as falsehoods. The gentleman
in question will soon make his appearance in
st Paul TO answer for himself
Thesr ISLANDERS Of the scavenger will not
aid his Know Nothing friend, WILKINSON.
The fact that the latter moved to Southern
Minnesota, 10 secure 6i1fite, has been loo Of
ten hiccupped through the streets OF Saint
Paul, by the long attorney" himself, to
b. contradicted at this late date The pee
pie of Southern Minnesota appreciate the
fact too, and WILKINSON, even with the aid
Of his professions of sanctifcation in one
county, and his whiskey-drnking in another.
will be made to feel, on election day, that
his motives, his hypocrisy, and above all, his
pretended fanaticism to secure votes have
been d no avail He is doomed 70 an in
glorious defeat and by his defeat, moral
and political honesty, religion, and the fair
fame Of our Territory, will be the gamers.
As the scavenger has set us an example,
We hore to pay our respects to the entire
Black ticket, from the Spectator in town
lots and enemy of the presumption system.
at the head Of it, to the splendid specimen
of politicodivinty at the tail
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For Governor, the Democrats pre-.
sent a man who came to Minnesota,
not the hired agent of the Federal
Government, but the enterprising,
go-ahcad man Of business. Mr.. SIRlEY,
arrived in this Territory in 1884, and
since that time has constantly resi-
dcd in Minnesota. He was elected
twice to Congress, as Delegate He
procured the passage of the Organic
Act /; secured double the amount Of
land for educational purposes that
had ever before been granted to any
State on Territory: he was instru-
mental in ex.iHSIishinG tie !adian
title "a all lands west Of the Missis-
sippi, and opened mp that Paradise
of the West To settlement; he advo-
Gated the policy of presumption on
unsurveycd lands; and it was through
his cxcrtions that criminal prosecu-
tons against loggers &C. c.';;.g II.
Der on government lands, were sus-
pended In every situation in life
whether as the solitary pioneer, hun
ircds of miles from civilization. or as
our Representative in the halls Of
Congress, he has been the true, nm
dcviating friend of Minnesota
1t is sufficient To- say of GOV Raw
sly, that he is \ cold hcartlcsS spec
ulator. He came t. this Territory
the pensioncd Agent If a nigger-
driving" administration. He would
never have come 10 Minnesota had
he not received $4,000 per year for
doing So. In Congress, as a Repre-.
sentative from the State If Pcnnsyl-
vania, he was til" bitter opponent of
Western interests. voting againstthe
reduction If the price Of public lands
and the presumption system.
Voters of Minnesota: who will You
elect Your first Governor SIRLvy-
the old Pioneer and the fast friend Of
the West. or RAMSEY. the GREEDY
Speculate, AND opponent e your ia
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There is no doubt that We will
soon cease to be Territory, and be-
come one Of the States If the Union.
The question now to be determined
is, whether we wiz 60 into the Union
to add one more star to the galaxy of
States, bound together by the ties of
purest patriotism, and kindred inter
csts or whether we shall 20 into
the Union under protest on our
part, sworn to join the first revolu-
tionary faction which might be dis
posed to rush into the temple of our
liberties To tear from her niche the
genius Of freedom.
Minncsotians, two sets If caIdi-
dates are about To ask you for your
suffrage. One set represents a party
which has planted itself 10y the Con
,titution, and has sworn to stand
there, sink or swim, live or die. The
other partyha arraycd itself against
the Union of this glorious conicde-
racy Of Statcs-has sought TO spread
civil war in the Territories, and thus
dclugc the country in fratcrnal blood
and has proclaimed the constitu-
ton of your country u compact of ini-
putty, and this glorious republic
wiriyii Utn' fdllTI1crs reared Ty tict'iiri
wisdom in council, and prowess in
war, an utter failure. This party,
which sought to inauguratc disunion
by attempting To- elevate to the Pres
idency Of the United States, a sec
tional candidate, who stood pledged
to trample upon the rights Of a por-
ton Of our country-this same party
has its representative in Minnesota,
and seeks the benefit Of your suffrage
in the coming election. How any
man who loves his country above all
earthly considerations, can vote with
this party, is utterly unacconntablc
to us. We need scarcely tell You
what party we mean. You know
what party it is that has no regard
for the rights of the white man, and
whose heart is boiling over with
sympathy for the black races, and
which glories in the name of the
Black Republican Party In voting
with this black party, you will vote
for men who have voted against your
own flesh and blood, and who have
voted against your interests 10y vot-
ing against the presmption lar, and re-
dnet,on Of The prize Of Tie public lands.
Our foreign born citizens will bear
in mind that the Black Republican
candidates are the ring-lcaders of
Know Nothingism--thc founders of
its lodges in Minnesota and are
seeking by every means in their
power to grasp from Your hands all
the rights of citizenship.
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lie Active. nioctat..

We hope oar Democratic friends
will be wide awake on the day Of
election. 1t is no cause Of small i'm.
port that demands your attention in
the coming contest You will bear
in mind that your country does not
expect you t. vote the Democratic
ticket simply because II. II. SIBLEg,
WV. HolcoMRg, g. l.. BECKER, ard
others are on that ticket; but because
the men whose names are on is are
the acknowledged representatives Of
those glorious old principles which
lie at the foundation If our govern
mcnt-which are dcarcr than life To
every true American hcart--and which
far transcend all personal considera-
tons whatever. DO you ask what
those principles are: They are, first,
that the people in the states and
Territories shall make their own laws
and regulate their own institutions.
Secondly, that the American gov
crnment was founded for the benefit
Of the white races ST all nations; 50
that when a stranger lands upon our
shores. takes the oath of allegiance
to our government, and otherwise
compile. with the. laws oi .. or ccpg.R,
try, he is entitled to all the franchises
and privileges of amy other citizens.
Then there is the reduction of the
price of public lands for which the
Democratic party has always con
tended, and will contend for until a
home is within the reach of every
man who will settle on those lands.
And finally,--thcre is that tundamcn-
tai doctrine of the Democratic party,
to wit: that the Constitution of the
United states, AZ cXpounded by the
Supreme Court of our country, is the
highest lac known to an American
citizen in his civil capacity.
We have onl ~ attempted in brief
way to shadow forth few Of those
general principles for which the De-
mocracy have been contcnding for
more than sixty years. In voting
the Democratic ticket you vote for
men who will stand by these princi-
pies; you will vote for tried men,
men whose political consistency is
beyond all question. fyon will read
the platform of the Republican party
and compare it with the Democratic
platform, we have no fears Of the
result