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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
PATENTED PATENTED
Brother Jonathan's Furniture Polish,
TIE only Patented Furniture Polish an
the World
III SHOULD BE IN EVERY FAMILY

IT SHOULD BE IN EVERY FAMILY.
TT has been admitted by every who has used IT,
10 be the beet article Of the Kind invented II Is
applied With piece OF Canton Flannel Wolen Cloth,
and dries immediately removing all stains grease and dirt
making your furnture look well when 1t will
resist the action Of hot and cold Fater Beware OF Coun
terftstsl None genuine without JohR l. Brabyn the
label. PrinciJ al Depot, 80 Broadway, New York.
JOHN h. BRABYN co.
Agents wanted In every Comfy and City throuehout the
United states ia1i-3mV
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24

Triesemar No. I, ?, and 3.
Thus protecting the public sgsin vIOss.-wheh
liable the ssversst penalties courts OfiAw award
nR.H. A. BARROW, Member the Imperial College Of
~ Vienna ana Royal College OF Surgeo-e. London may
~ epsrsonsy COUSINS ~ h. 20 sI'poe sss
morning til9 ana from IN in the evening sandsys
exeeptea,l unless BY SPECIAL sppoiatmenL
-RIesEMAR No l. q the Rs@say for RELATION.
sPERMAr0RRHdsA, and AL the distressing consequences
arising frtn carry abuse ndscrnnate too long
residences IN bot cllmste Il has rvgoratea and restored
% psrf Ct heath thousands o the De- ated who
n the enjoyment Of all the Func ions Of Manhood; and
whatevfr may he ths oACsEL, every DIsouALlFIcA-
Tios foy hARRiA AGE sasetuAny saedasd b ths Won
deFfai DiscoTeEyi
rREsEMAR Ne II; completely ana entirely sraaIcases
Al Of Gonorhna both IN iss mid and aggrasaisd
tenion ne ursae PAns q The Ioas and Kidneys and
thoas dsorder where copsivA ard Oae - hsve Fokng
been thsats andais 70 The ruin e hs heath q sast
TMHEaAR, No. Iff-Ts tAs great ooasisrntai Remedy
oF typl and seem larry - nPtclna n also coEstutes
esstAia ssrs s sesrsey sefoias sna 81 lnpsrasss to@
disease. Gad nsver fsalns Eesty sr si esss e di,
osasrs which unetiansssiy ne knssA pe irssn rsa.s
esastaoa, And waieA ~ tAe sarsaparina 10 sk7 wesh
TRlrsEsae. Ne l. & ass yseparsa IN u. Arm q
nssngs devoid q taste ssA and Be carried la tss
wAinicoat roeket Sod n casea aat 4xied separ.
sors. 1s a. Pos Is s.sS. fsr essss - sas os ss
wheh saves g. and IL e2l sassa NheFseJ there sAsng
II 80.
special arrangements hssinE bsen ss uith ske vnrsaa
Kxprs7sGs nne dolar q II essar and The arg
er slas faFsaFdss ~ Dr. Bar earraaspaia. as
atsy FrcfEiaE rer tsnee, % psff Qf thn Wofd
seeare pseked and addressed eccafeng ~ inssrac0ns
- ne srtsr sssanx ne pubile sensne 2ssepeea
Iss i. s sss sse ss.s. '. ~. s
alaal. haf nnf free e carriage.
"a shd paFal.ar safk, "huAAA FRALTfsW fHsxiot.1-
aicAL kf1ikA Rchk1" Il esscFlhes n Gear ta4 sea
unnesf sns eaass ana stss - ne eesss Shove eaansF
aie. uh af,qns fpf pEspe sfsalnens aaa
fFe4 - csrss- seat fPne - gnF a41fena.
k1errsf f4. AARRoW. ~ fsl2ns 8ssnSa. gfss b,ezls
'srss e srpiAwa79 Ess FAs. ssrs-sTeF.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From S. NJ. PErFTNGfLL 4 cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
lle Nassau Street, NEw YORK.
And No. 10 State street, Bo5roE.
p Co. are Agents FOR The most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United satesand
the Canades
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
FOR RRNT.
FOR RENT.

A FEW neat and comfortable DWELLINGS, in
N South Nashville including OF ClsiboTne's. a
Apply to lfsbiIl A. V. S. LINDsLkY -I.-A
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24

ELMWOOD, the residtnee OF the late Or. Berry. ,
II Contains ten rooms, with Kitchen servants "A
ROOM suitable out houses etc. The ground conai NJ
ave acres. with fruit trees, good vegetable Esrdtu nne
well Ot water, etc. Apply to
feb1I A.V. s. LINDSEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

FTNHE Rutiedge Property, with shout is acres Of ~
Ground. one Of the most desiIA able residsncCs
In the city. Apply TO
feL1s AV. g. LINDsLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
LINDSLEY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.


u ID G. Il r. T e il ID.
0N THURSDAY the Eth Of April next, en- The premises,
~ VIII sell the following Pudding Lcts, H Of VI ich
wen worth the attention ef buyeFs 49,. -
kememoer property In and arornd Nashville d advaDe-
g most rapidly and he who delsys buying this year viii
have 70 psy large advance hereaer The Lots shall Of
fer are as f0iiovs:- = 49,
ON Watson sTREEr- Sir S.sutts,I r0,.. oDpo,i.e N.
residence Of hr. Buck ontbE each 50 feet and runnsx
back w lertto 10 Zee, Aey There
closed With the best cedar picket fence can he made
ON RUSSELL kTRF Ef- In roeston's Addition L,ts 29
&c. ST. 81 So S4 and IS at the Of Oak There Lots
so feet and 17U feet deep Also Lot No IL on
Woodland street, In this Addition, surrounded wh new
plank fence - =
Bood's Additicn.
ON WOODLAND sTREET-EO. 70. 20, 81, q, rs and -
in Blood's Addition Immediately poste the build
being erected by hesrs Hieks Darden and Nor.
gan These Los shall not brRg snything could
say about them would fall far short Of the truth.
on THF GAILATiN PiKE-Lots. Nos 8, 8, ., IL, 10
and 10 In Fosters Addiiisn. % hf
LOIS Nos and 50 BloOd's Addition.
That handEome Lot adjoining the resdenee Of Mr. wash
ngton 100 feet front and running back $40 set to street
the side. II sts 81
That handsome Lot adjoining the residence ofsr Leseur
fronting leo st on the Turnpike and running back 20 feet
10 an al ey.
Two handsome Lots on the Turnpike in shsbys Addition,
being Nos. l85 and 1888.
RERMS.-These Lots win be told on credit Of one two
snd tn years. for notes bearing interest," asctory
dorsed and lien retained.
ssle positive Omnibusses as usual.
A. " 8. LINDsLEY..
Z. r. GLAscocK. Auctoneer.
N. B--My Second Sale win te In South Nashville, on
TbuTidsy, the 10th day Of April the particulars hch
i'll appear in due time. win have Public fale every
ThUrsday in prl and May marehl9
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24

We have a handsUm, assortment Of these Shades for
Windows, aud the Trmmings
We wOud call the attention OF friends and thstrAde
generally 70 stock this Spring pains have
beeu taken in lher selection
mil ". A. Al @. NecLELLAND.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24

4 uGAhs AND TOBACC0-we have in store ana vii
Nhesp constantly hand, The very hnest brand Of Ha
Cigars, with Langhone Armstead's best Tobacco
and other brands. LoNGHURsT AGO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
FOR SALE.

7 or No. 101 in shelby's Addition, on wocdlsrS M
IL street, one Of the hsndIonsst N the Whole A. -
dition. Apply to
febls A. VS.. LIEDsLLY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24

" n NEEFNNF WNNs
I n BBLs ofthe above Jusi received snd forsals by
" J. q. ROBERTSON
pc On BrohdwaF.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
GRENOBLE HOSE.

THIS sUPERInR HOSE, 1factured IRON the nnest
i HEMP, is zdapted and especisy recommended for
the use Of Fire Engines Mills Manufactures ships 81 an
beats Raroads Botes Garden uses &C. Its advantages
Hose its Hghtness and eheaPness
II will stand much Leather hose, snd has
proved 70 be darsbe al the Il needs after use
Is tbor0u thly dry it ia the open air
For SALE and orders received IN sizes from 70 inches
10 dameter, in lengths from leu 70 200 feet, By
CHARLES LENZsANN,
o. Cedar street, Eew York,
-eole Agebtsfor the United States.
CeFtacaes ofs superior Qualities from the Washing
and Brook yn e. e. Navy Yards; from Alftd Carson Bsq
Chief Engineer Of the New York Fire Department; James
Smith Esq New York, L. Burton, Esq.s WATERFORD
Pre EnRine Buildert and from some OF the most prom
mills aud manufactures st Lowell, &c can De ex-
anined At he Office OF the advertiser. ieDZ5 Sm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
Rattan Chairs.

tAy z have on hana n few handsome RATTAN SEWING
CLOTHES BASKETS, LADIES' FANCY WORK RA-KE1s
mo MACKENZIE a WILSON
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
EOR SALE

IN West Nashville, Lot No. 1874 fronting 70 feet on -
DemumbrRBe street, and running back 115 ftet 80
10 an aley-a handsome lot. Apply to
ieb1s A. V. 8. LINDsLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
SWEET CRAB CIDER.

WILL act as Agent for such nav favor me with
heirbusiness ofcc al r. L. We@keys, Corner Broad
md Fren streets. D. W. RUSSELL,
declQ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24

CastOTs.
MaifeIs.i

IHTE have Numerous patterns Oval, Round and OBJ
w loag WATERS from $40 upwards. Feather busters,
scrnbbng and Backng Brusne Trench Serubbng Brush
es, Nops, Hearth BrOoms, &c.
mo MACKENZIE WILSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24

CsAPEs-A fail riocs ef etearns psrrns es'ebratea
- Ws48srs f2ien FsFt PreoI ssa nder eass ~ sas a
FscseFy pEss an4 feslt IL sies ana - kss y i<E
egsut' dee va eoApoh %
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
CPmenf.
Steam Roats.

100 BBLs Louisvie Cement Tor sale 10 the trade at
w eost and carriage, by W. RUSSELL, Agent.
At X wEAELEy's. coruer Broad and Front ldsr1s
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
Window Shades.

We keep constAnsy hsnd these eel sbraei Goods for
Servants, Striped and PLATA; Osnaburgs Plaid Domescs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
BUILDING LOT.

BUILDING LOT.
A VALUABLE LOT for . Family Dwelling, Ad. a
IA joining the residence Of Simon Glenn, on North c
Market street. for sale The lot fronts so feet 10
feet deep, and is offered very low Be quick or you win
bargain. For terms, call Ola
tblS Avs LINDsLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on Cherry st, ,sA
"A sth NaTd, nesT the baptist Church Fronts 81
feet and 100 deep, With alley So the IL onerrd
very lO~. Apply 10 fbiS A. " .. bHDsLkY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
FnR SALE.

TTNHE handsome Residence Of Brs. @. 2. Bell, AefA
Il fronting on Capitol square and Summer ~:
Street offered for sale on reasonable terms Ap LA
ply to A. v. 8. LINDsLEY,
febfT SS College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
Herring's Safes.

NHIE have supply Of those ei Safes that
w kno~n 20 be both BURGLER AND FIsE-PRoOF.
How n does il happen IN when burnt down
all the books and paOyrs 10 the safe fJad dam
they quite egibe. This has ppeDed
with the Herring SAs. While various other ssfcs have
Of the Ere literally DESTROYED theirs have not
been ia the slightest decree damaged They a'sD defy
Burglars their locks cannot he picked and gunpoV
der proof. lmlOl MACKENZIE WILSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
PIANO FOR
TO THOSE WHO RIDE!
FRED. SLO.4sN.

TO THOSE WHO RIDE!
FRED. SLO.4eT.
Manufacturer Of Carriages, Coaches BuggisA,
Lightwaggons, &C.
No. 90 Lever Hnrket street. NashviIies
II AN new nNnaaeiuring every variety REE
sal style of vehicle, RON the plainesf 49, -
jee e ths most eeansiiui and siAborAily wv
nnished turr cut. ---------
having engaged ursscass workmen and ehtalned larre
Hhich mi cmpars With any the uhci-auntry ether COR
style or dnrAiy. Al ka1 q vehiees Sspi constantly
hand. or promptly made 70 order.
EvcretaN Patent Coupling
Ae has awakenrd much ntsrvsa throaEhoat TIE country
and i,oked wh the ghere Il best knesn
tnewn. Having ths eKcluass hl ior this ety. Am nos
making ofthsu 10 c9nsrurtnt Carriages RaRgiaa &c
~ k-uemher the pscsat The oa ssAad sFea. shear
No ~, teser aartes street an. - Ii
tAfE HAgE nos 70 slore nsw stack o. w00LRSs
w aassted especiAiy Z, TIE WufsF Trade uhicA us
are neltng - VERY ~ pr.cfs = eess-
@ iss Sea. ssTI -As'@' s'ssS ~.
So pieces Plaid Inss{.
500 Dc Nstustt
eases Ersnsh Meriao;
4 a. k1gllah %,
: a. Aolla ana RansE peEnin;
Do Haniitoa snd NAnrhester DeLakn;
Z bAlsf coatins, heat1.
40 Baskets. tg, Ac.
These Geads s4th rery large variety a. staple and
fancy oooods, e1frte ~ a1seasnil -
&c. out DUNCAN A CO..
eee8s Ne. % Pubas sqsArs
csAPEs..-A sa ssoss sf essarns psrsns' sssbralsa
- We43srs f3ient Frt Proof ssla nder sass ~ sa q
Esees Press ane hssas II s'ess az & sss e.. a. = s'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
Gas Cooking Machines.

NE have variety OF arciSs fr Cooking by Gas, by
w VII ch, At .ias Burner. title OF water
can he "a boil IA three minutes OYSTER ates and
shaving Cups also 70 be heated by Gas Price t75 up
ward. lml0l MACkENZtE a WILSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
Domestic Goods.

wehav everything 10 his line be called for
EogiEh and American Prints, sheengs, DomestcS Tick
ings, &C
Reil Factory Coads for Servanfa
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24

A Ls0 Just received, Ia ge lot Of IRISH POTATOES,
II Meshanoc, London La ~, Late, Red aud Forward
NIL r. c. ANDY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIsCHER OWEN CO., Gen1 Advertising House,
APPLEToE' BuILDIzo. sac Broadway, New York.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-24
FOR SALE.


TWO or three eOnvsuIsn. DWELLINGS, near
i,bii II VS. LISDsLtY. II
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-17
FOR CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
+ d " 4 r D Y. W HITO n

c- We appear again on a small sheet, and
have to thank our neighbor of the Democrat even
for this privilege The difficulty of getting pa
per in these hard times for money, and uncer-
tainty Of Rail Road conveyance, can be realized
only by the printer. We trust our patrons will
be indu1gent, for we intend to give them the
worth OF their money, at least so far as amount
Of reading matter is concerned.
Those who get their paper by mail, will not
blame Post Masters tor the non receipt of the
Tribune last week, for we issued nothing but
an extra for advertisements.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-17

i'ihAt' 4 70 l"'Li-
The House took up and passed this morning
the bill providing for Geological Survey. ar
propriatiug 1880. annually. for four wears. 1t
is understood that Prof Han. of New York
viii receive the appointment of State GcoIaris-.
No man in tie United States stands biob..ra-
Geologist
There j. = fine or,r,,rt,,ri-,- ~ dfy-7,,-.,,,.
benevolence tbis winter and TINT tao j.. III
exnersa Of tI,a rearIs s7oooo ~, o-r-.l =,
corn7,1.-e rho DAFT ar5 NM, A.,l,,., 40
coo 10 complete the Blind A-vl,,n, s-5eaa
for an Insane HosDitaI This is 70 h.. fai7or-o.l
bv the same amount next vear a1oGoGn f.r
the enforcement Of the CanitoI Of which +ho
City Of Madison agrees TO pay $4,000. and
some $4,000 for the States Prison. Ananrro-
priatiou IS also asked Of $4,000 for the Linden
Mining Company to prove lower maenesian
limestone. All of these are desirable. and
some Of them actual necessities. That uufor-
tunate Iautes should be derived of All mem.
of education and improvement is unjust that
the blind should grore in mental degradation
and blindness as in nature. is unchrtstian that
the unfortunate rersors nov, confined IN DIM
icons and hammered II, chains slorld he do,,ic5
the common source of comfort. freedom and at
tention, and the opportunity Of regalning their
lost reason, Is alike unchristian and inhuman
that the members of the Legislature should be
confined in space two feet square. like boys ina
crowded school room, the records of the depart
ment exposed 10 the Iavaees Of fire, the mem
bers of the department themselves driven into
the cellar of the Capitol, IS disgracetul to the
enterprise Of the State. That the mines are
deserving of encouragement, and would re-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-17
Graduation act Amended.

We learn from the Hon. c. c. WASH
BURN that the following bin passed the
House Of Representatives on the 23d
ult., viii undoubtedly pass the Senate,
and become q law:
BE it enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States
Of America, III Congress assembled, That
all entries Of public land under the act to
graduate and reduce the price of the
public lands to actual settlers and cultiya-
tors, approved 9Th of August, 1854, made
prior to the passage of this act, in which
the purchaser has made the affidavit and
paid the purchase money, as required by
SAID act, are hereby legalized, and patents
shall issue TO the parties, respectively, ex-
ceptlng those entries under said act where
fraud IS or may be charged before the
Commissioner Of the General Land Of
flee previous to the issuing of said patents :;
in which cases, patents shall not issue I'M
til II shall appear to the satisfaction Of
said Commissioner CATER proper investi-
gation) that said entries were made in
good faith: Provided, That this act shall
not be so construed as to confirm any of
said entries which have heretofore been
annulled and vacated by said Commission
er, and the lands thus restored TO market
have been entered BY another person.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-17
Sptlal NOtitRs.
Are You lick >-Tb

are GU 0ici' Then you can't be cure. ,.,---=
Don't delay until your complaint is incuragIe a.,
mourn when il is TOO late. Four ffths ~ !, ' '-fa
eases which carry people to the churchvs-4 49,. -.s
cured by Ayers Cathartie Pills, if ,aEen in - ts
Don't 90 dragging through the Spring, fam, u
listless, because your blood is loaded with lie --
wear the Headache, Heartburn and tfe;rE--7. D'5.;
ers, because your stomach is foul. Don't ra-,5a
around the world covered with Fmpes. Bloc '';
GERS, Sores and all or any Of the uncleau die. u
skin because your system wants clcan-i7y W '5s
yourself about, lean hasgarl, all cave4 IN fs. -ss
stomach and bowels need Strengthening into f. '-'
ton. Ayers PiIls set these things g.
ter queRches fire They purify the body and l. Va
restore their functions into healthy artf,. III!
feel as quick as they are taken. They are - you
medical wonder Of this age, recognized III ss4'
their virtues, andmany thousands knor--t.r- age"
CHERRY PEcToRAL foI Cough, and The pms r e.
arrangements requiring Uu-Earige use,lf.s-. " d.
Prepared Iy Or. J, G. AVER, Practical AMI .-...
Chemist, Lowell Mass, and sold by all lsu.i... ..
Dealers in Medicine through this section. --.
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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-17
Ch eff Justice of the Supreme Court.

We place under our editorial head the name
Of EDWARD Y. WmToN, the present incumbent,
as our choice for recollection to the important
Office of Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
This is the highest judicial Office created by
our Constitution-one that should be filed by
Il man whose ability, talent experience in law,
and strict impartality cannot be questioned
We believe Judge WuuoN TO possess all these
qualifications. He has been tried in that i'm
portaut station and we believe it Is conceded
by all that he has suffered no considerations but
those Of Justice, law and truth, to sway his de-
cisions. His are and experience, in connection
with strict honesty and unquestioned ability,
render him fit man for that position, and we
hope 10 see him reelected by much larger
vote than WAS given him when he was before
chosen as the Chief Justice of our Supreme
Court.
The self-styled Democracy of Wisconsir have
called a Convention, to meet at Madison on the
18th of March, for the purpose of nominating a
party candidate for the office TO be rendered va
cant bv the expiration of the term for which
Judge WHToN was elected. Who Will be Sc
lected by that Convention we cannot tell; but
As the only objections raised by that party
against Judge WHroN are his anti-slayery SEN
timents, and his decisions in the case Of Bash
ford u.s. Barstow, in the Gubernatorial contest,
we may safely predict that they viii bring out
a regular ont-and-out Barstow pro-sIayery nom
ince. That there are men in the party claiming
the name OF Democracy qualified for the Office
Of Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, no one
can doubt; but that their best man viii be nom
mated, Is uoways certain. But few men in that
party who have talent and ability adequate for
exalted position, knowing as they do the
views OF a large majority Of the electors Of the
State upon the issues that VIII come up in the
contest for Chief Justice viii be willing to sac
rifice their popularity upon tie party altar
Hence we imagine the nomination Will be given
to some political aspirant whose desire Tor Of
fee may blind his better judgment and induce
a vain hope Of success As the Barstow and
slavery issues VIII likely be most prominent
we hope their candidate may be one whose SEN
timents are known upon those questions
II We are TO have party Judge, let Us have
one Who stands fair and square upon the issues
in which the people feel deep interest. We
regret that any political party shall carry party
spirit so far as to attempt to place ii upon the
Bench, either Of the supreme or any other Court;
but as our Democratic friends appear to cousid-
or all the Offices created for party purposes, and
they Of right should fill them, We see no way
but to let them have their own way SO far as
relates TO nominations, but place the check up
on their aspirations at the ballot box, where the
people have a right to be heard.