The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-12-31

tB- We have received the Sel,na Daily Rspor-
v Of the Isthinst and to the inquiry Of the editor
We respond, that il he will examine the records Of
The State Department Of Alabama, be will find that
certain person was on the 10th day OF January,
1922 sppoinssd ey Governor picsens JUDGE o.
the Court OF Common rieas OF Dallas county, 10
nn the vacancy created Dy the resignation q JUDGE
49,. a"e name :" '"e ps'soA Wv. 1910 -.
$780, $780,. .'A VICAR ~ 'A0 'A''''' - anu '' A'
- II
=. UnACALhs on SH s..u xA 40.
ny p,a0.'. - oo'.o' a4ls =. - = !. -
oa''o'' ~ D''ne = -S'>s's 49, p''
10e We nessl w'.nesssu ~ $3.50 D.s AZ. -,
80 'a ny ~. = $3.50, 1850 g s.,ah. H.
lane. Iulb IL proper uOO6 VI CcicUialiuS
the anniversary of our National Independence,
but wholly Inconsistent with that devotional
go 4. $3.50 ~ r,L-,u.:u ..,..
sen'.iloi. winch ING ol''n = on'a,' % oA'0u-
lated to inspire, and OF course with the rell-
gious ceremonies Of the day. '''s'
II the firing Of guns, pistols and crackers be
proper, then it would seem to be right also that
there should be military parades and instead
Of going to church and listening to the pealing
organ and the swelling chaunt, the "GtorsG IN
Ercelsis," the service and the sermon, we
should listen to the music OF 1.-THE ear-piercing
fife" and the rub-a-dub Of the martial drum.
We should think parents would DC IN the
line Of their duty by inspiring their children
with different sentiments on this occasion tnan
those associated with mere noise and gun
powder. Let them rejoice ana DO merry let
their hearts De Joyiul ana g1ad OUT let tnen
understand why the lay y observed IS roy
day, ana why 10 should De celebrated win harp
ana timorel' ana win songs ana antnems q
praise.
B we give our Iul consent 70 tne boys /" nre
crackers on view 1ears Gay. III
asbould Douglas and those Who think with him
desert us, we may be assured that there is po
litical earthquake coming. which ~ 1850 may leave
= Mn n0I "a car.h y 0 '--S 1890 80
W. th;rL 4 uelI - record The .bova bvro-
.ha.;o.I ,1v.ot g., ~ herefit - f,trr,o retsr-
ence. It is the closing paragraph of the lead
inc editorial article in the Richmond ENQUIRER
sc ~ DIST inst Tbe err, and subetance of
-. 80 ~. -. . - 4
tnls lulinlhatioh ~ .h's-io ~. more anu ~ 1855
"if the Democratic party IS to De dssseuered
SO shall the Uaion--for what is the use of pre-
serving the Un;on if we. Democrats can no
Ionn.r d;v;da Tho sno;ls e off,ce AMONG o,,r-
90 ~ 49, :. go.
selves! mi: Oainoun neVer uuereu uuer
sentence in his life than when ne said that 1.-THE
Democratic party was kept together by the CO.
hesiye mower of public under.n The distri-
hutton of the lo.yes and Ashes of the GOVERN
,,,.-,t 900 .homs.lvos h.. haan az en-. -,
absorbing object. motive and principle of the
,..ao of tb.t r.rtu Honca tbo,,ob thav
quarTei as herCe Us hungry WIVES oseI eno
spoils" when won, yet the moment that these
sno;ls aro davoured and more are tn he RIM
:, :,
down. hke tne SAUDI ravenous "oisee' 1ney
unite in one pack, and think OF nothing but
the game they are in pursuit of till it is in
ths;r roseoss;on
Democracy, y" Democracy" is their cuckoo
cry Int ssnlunder - |" thunder their object
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A LONG TINE TO WAT.-In the middle OF
the fifteenth century the Count of Losrono
M Mae mauo ~ ,;c - ~. s,,-sn,Ja. 30 -,
1e ianson.u me .;e ~ $3.50. a.. .t -,
lnense ee'a,oS' oyu,N AZ c0, hSSy
shouiu NOT DC sou anu una. ai.er ivut nulu, !,
years tney snoelo reveIs 70 sne hells ~ ue
Count EOr THIS long Time the eSIaLeS nave