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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-03

the tUsPowDIA BxTIosroH At ST. Louu-
fa'tAr Partiexiars-n has been mentioned by
telegraph that serioss Rxplosion of sunpowds,
occurred ON Friday eye hs last, In the store oi
T. J. Albright & Son, cakaGain street. near Che,
nat, IN St Louis. It appears It occurred bv the
accidental discharge Of pIstol In the hands Of Mr.
A., and that the con.s communicated with .
keg of powder near the connter. The Dsmocr.:
says:
The noise Of the explosion was not instantane.
ous ana sharp, but heavy, prolonged roar which
was not heard any further up In town than Fifth
or Sixth streets. The concussion caused the earth
70 Hemoe IN the vicinity, and shattered the glass
from every window 10 the banking house of Bo.
gy, Miltenbcrger Co., which stands on the oppo-
site aide of the street The window shutters Of
several stores In the neighborhood being closed the
glass sustained but little damage The next build.
ing on the north OF Alb1ghts is the one occupied
oy Warne, Cheever & Co.. as house furnishing
establishment The pfoprietors and clerks of this
store felt the shock very severely The wall was
not forced ins aud from all appearances did
not seem much injured; but the shelves attach
ed to It and their contents were hurled with
great violance xnd destruction down upon the
floor @
Mr.: Frank Lane, one Of the propretors, was
standing behind the counter next the wall. at the
time. but Gays he leaped st the first rumbling
sound, and reached the middle of the floor of the
store room just in time 10 save his head from the
avalanche OF plastering, shelving and goods that
crashed down upon the spot where he hsd been
standing.
. gentleman who was canning up Main street At
the time says be frss sxu5he walls flying out in
the street; next a huge column OF smoke shooting
In the air, and then heard the hoarse, heavy roar
In q minute after wards the smoke settled down i,
the street, and the whole atmosphere for squares
around was impregnated with the sitting effiuvia
Of the burnt powder
John Gaitinger, who was passing along the
street at tbe time, was crushed TO death by the
iaiing timoers. Two others are supposed to have
been killed. Mr.. John Gusts, living near St
Charles; +. F. Crast and clerk; q son Of Mr. Al
bright, ard aeveral others, were all more or less
injured One splinter of wood passed through the
glass door of Bogy Miltenberger's bank house
and lodged in the back room of the Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-03

,os, %TUkE On MIN sEkEkN y FOR
NE RENT-The Store snd Bssarue ct of lat large
st.A snd superior our storied bIick tenement on
the North Of Main street, between 9th and 10th
streets rev occupied by DR. P Semi pie as Drug
Store. Th- Store 10 upwards of % feet wide and
IS feet deep. with spaeious counting 70 ON, snd a
vault IN front ALEC water and throus hout
BEING n the heart of the city, snd on the next
square s5cve the new Custom House, Backs &c
fsw situations be desirable for any kird of
business.
W. may also sd3 that this is sbout the only store
Main street now for rent. Apply to Messs Tay.
ior Williams
NH ~ FLEMING
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-03

= FCnrd...Thomas w. keesee, Auoti0n
ser (Ofice with George Sumner, No. % Pearl st,)
viii attend In person to the sale Of Real Estate,
Eousshsld Furniture Stocks OF Nsrshandiss, Hones,
10.
groas
Lceches, Leeches, Leeches.-I hav
Just received by Adsus' Express, fresh lot Of
sweedish Lssches, which wtllabe applied xpon the
most reasonable terms.
p. s.-Cuppius and Lseehins promptly attended
to. can be found at aii hours, at the Hair Dressing
Room under the American Hotel.
auS0 RC. HOk0ON
Ey Board of Trade of Richnond.-
Ho2Acs L. KENT, Pres't. z. B. BENTLEY, xfsaSr.
WILLIAM B. IsAAcs, Secretary.
Committee of arbitration.
WILLIAM 8. DONNAN, Chairman.
kAaKIN w. GLAzEBRoox, JAMES B. DuPsy,
DAVID CuRRiI, L. d. CaBHsHAw.
my T-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-03

S.ss Dh 1t e N "A ane iarGe front
ESS Room level with the street, the United
NA States Hotel suitable for q Barber, Lawyer,
or Doctor with oil cloth end gas chandelier Also.
several has roors fer families JUS. vacated; pair
OF rooms connected, which wi! be let to families
win board, on reasonable terms.
mn 2l---a John A IEFFR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-03

S2 fGR hAN4-A Dwelling on UnIOu
a:.s hill next door to my residence.
ap l-tF WM CULLINGsWORTH SR
es-s FOE4 kENT-.-A large hoom ON first
S&s foor, oYeI cur store. Inquire of
PARKE ER, kIMMO co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-03

sEa fDR hEN9---The house OH Gary
kS street. between I'd and Sd recently upied
A@A by X A. Pryor, Esq Ii contains Ii rooIOs, and
has been recently thsroughly repaired. For terns
apply to DlBkELL & JOHNSON,
nh t7-ts Cpposits Shockoe Warehouse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-03
LADD's LITMBER ROUSE, souiI

EEs LADD's LUMBER ROUSE, South
Es SIDE Of Bssn, FOR aE.Nr.-Ths iumosr
house. the ~ perty Of the Jas r & Ks Co,
!, neatly rebuilt, aud will be res s6y for tensns by
the lst of April. The house is large and commodi-
ousi well suited for storage house or tobacco fac
toiy. Fer terms, apply to the undersigned
A MICHAELS,
NH 2b-ts Agent for r. w Connection
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-03

@ FOR X L MIA small Te Hement,
ktI with acres of ground attached on the Me.
chanicsvilie Turnpike, next tenement to Fl J.
Smiths. For terms, apply to
NH I8-ts G. @. THOMPSON Our Hnusa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-03

ex-senator for RichmOnd...I am q lean
dfdate for the Senate of Virginia, and chserfully
maintain Virsinias rights lin the language Of Sens.
Tor seps Bid to "a measure of Justice and equality
in the distribution of the public lands and their pro-
ceede." This much demand of every man who may
expect my vote. GEO. &. PEAKH.
sp It's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-03

g. fUR EENT.--We nave Tor Kent 3
E% very desirable rooms, over the store oscupiee
G-A by us
fsS PARKER NIMkO L. Co
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-28
ENT MEDICINES,
MEXICAN MUSTANG LININENT.

Townsend Morcs, Warren's, Kellys and sha
ker Svrus and HarsapariIla; Viewers Canker ]
salt lihcum Syrup; Arnold's Vital Fluid, A,woods
Ext. Dandeliou Brants Purifying Extract, Bull =
Sarsapagilla (Johu), Guys Blood Purifier, Greens
Indian Panacea, Hays liumor Syrup, iIamptons
V gctahle TinctuIe, sure cure, kcnnedys Med-
cal Discovery, Morse's SyIup Yellow Dock, Ord
ways ilumor Discovery, Peruvian Syrup, Rad
way Resolyent, Rhodes Fever and Aguo Cure,
Sands -arsaparlIa, Shaker Sarsapariia, Town
sends SarsaMrla, Old Dr. acobs, McMunn's Elixir
Of Opium. Mrs. Minslow soothing Syrup, Shaker
Extract waterman, " ilson's Neurupathic Drops.
DR.. Ahbott's Bittcrs, Peek's Jaundiee Bittcrs and
Flies Indian Vegetable Btters, Atwoods Phys
cal BIZ, WINS Sasaparlla and Tomato, Cha, ks Sher-
ry Wine, one and two qts Lapgley's Root and
Herb Bitters and almost every other kind in
Balm of Thousand Flowers, Cold Cream, flesh
Balls Liquid Rouge, &c, g. Ayers berry Pcc-
toral, Aliens Cough Lozengers, Brants pulmona-
ry Balsom, Carkes Cough Syrup. Bachelors Hair
bye, Iarrison's Hair bye, Liniments of all
kinds; Earneys Musk Cologne, Barny's Shaving
Cream Bsrney's verbcna Water Ayers Sugar
Coated Pills, lirandreths Pill, Wright's Indian We
getable; Court Plaster &C., &C.; butchers Dead
Shot for Bed Bugs, Prof Mohr's German Fly Pa
per; Salves and ointments Of every kind; and
every other article usually kept in such Store.
Aft
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M ! RlNE JOURNAL,
pOaE o. AALswoaT1t.

Asp1,vn
w.,xs.n.x A.. "a
Sch. warrentcn. jackson. B,s,en '"'' ~
VuIant. Jofian. do.
Cts ,ppn
Zulette. Mill ken Il,
.. - III - s , u"
''Ah'' uo'
pr;- EpbIcm It;l,ar3 y = #'o'f' Aus 20
Srhs Ab,,ad H., na. ~ -,
=
Elizabeth. Jora., p,r,l,n1 ''A'' Aug IL
AR.ltsr,
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

c~rtSE
Arrived. Aug. Sch. Starlight, Whi,uoro
Nackcreling. Cherab, iIa,nblin. Dc; Two Broth
er Bakcmaa. Ellsworth; Wild Cat, -. Ban.
sor lst.-~S, iamartine. COX Boston 18th
sch, NJ. hituey. Joico tBaaks) 81 900 Gsh
Igy Collins, Purt.m nth. Ada Francis Como
sod wick l6th.- Sch. Rubie5a, sawyer, banks
2Ie1a; oi.cmbp Mallea d. - 9a1. Harriet
Lit.,s G.ii, i:aeklanl. .l.i-->ch. &ubicau -av-
y.r, uaaks I.udo. Elsa setrce, obtain aaaai
bali .srr.. 2,;1 sch, y l.. Wasssn. -=-
], go. Issss Bret3p. .Ssa,fs. Io. Eraacf, ii4te.
naf-AsesspR. Eaaks. 3-,03u; .pek" sea Hi-5 II
Casttus h. a sinking condition. tx III tac tEz rs
.tiis. sachass, chains. &c. aud bruueh thea q
tbs place.
SaileA aisi.--Soa u Whitley, Jojec. ras-
?ita.-- oh. ori.cHha, Aallsa j.; clio, Brewster
do. JAY, tulhas. Lyah, Erie, Eaton. Fsatu.
Nasnr,, sawyer, BAY; Moio2e, Wsrdv Il. Fi.a.
tns.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-28
Mothers. Mothers. Mothers

40 Old Nurse for Children. poat "a! 60 pre-
cure Mrs. winslaws Soothing Syrup for calidFen
Tsethins. II has no equal on earta. No motaeF
sho has ever tried Mrs Winslow soothing syrup
for ehillren will ever consent - let her child pass
Arpa "a is,re sing aii critical period Of teeth
log ~tnou, the aid oi tais iaSaluAhle preparation
Ii life ani neaitn can be estimated By dollars and
seats, it i, worth Its weight in gold,
Ailiions Of bottle. oi Mira Winsiow's soothins
syrup are soId even year in TIE nited s'atos'
1t al Old and well tried remedy. None gen
uns unless the Fac simils OF Curtis Perkins Is
ON taa outside wrapper.
Pee, oniy ~ cents bottle.
C. u. Pest. t.isv5rtl, Wholesale Agent; ;. l..
Ps'kias. B.asOe, do sold By all dealersin Ned
eeias. Iy-2l
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LEGAL NOTICES.

4 PRobAfh cot T will be held at S1mcsviilc, VT
beseft at the hpusr Of Mr.. Reynolds Tuesday the
hr- day Of September atSt, at ten o'clych 4 d.
Ea.Aag2rt, Aug. Is, 1857. MO
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-28
Way will you suEers

To all psFsoa. satsrins from Rheumatism, Neu-
FAl;ia, 1ra NJ in tle limos or onaea, bilious g
t. OF tootnaels, 10 say Curtis 4 Perkins Cranp
And Pain Killer is, of all others, the remedy you
wat, II opsrasss like magic; it has cured
thousand Of easss. afssr long years Of suffering
AID When ell ether ron siiss that have bses tried
hvS ATsd iyvs-sl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-28

's'H'S is to certify that my wife Lydia
Jane Maddooks. having left my bed and
board without and proyocaton, shall pay no
debts OF her contracting, and forbid any one har-
boring or trusting her my account after tnis
data. EDWIH P MADDOCkS
Ellsworth Aug. 10th, 1851. 3w30
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4 .YO3e ri1Wl!La 100 iEAH>

r-.-.. ssLLios sox<s SOLD ali the sphere Of i.sir
4sfIll-s still euesiisg Ask fF almanac Ahd pam
pLt Il ear-s Age1ts viii supply gratis.
BSsAEz--au pl, With Ia BfaAdxay" sre l,hsi an
la.esi4l< Dat The genuine aa they vii never Dc oeye
3u-2i
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8faal.eiI's - 4, accord " iih Ma
slrf:

Ssafas r-sas y IA ts-i When sliisn, e1a;ia
1d pan IF ay caa,-, thu insar~ QUICK
Tara "a b-Aith "a Bras4rvths Pa,, ~Aich all
sa rl=re every - aalas p s,art, All
Ia .; Aan1ss .A3s. rs. ,:ssa such terrible
tQE ring
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-28
H,T,nireta's Theory of Disease

SeFsF estr,s. blot B.,ai i, IA If. by AsasAesal
ia painful iis-ass yaa may ess.sa tn pAs.-a' eie
Ia; fsasmo'r, oStr San. "a ltss
fuf1 Ta4 ro~ss f-sL- All thus ~ Ak as assy "a
iaf', i'' ya4 may rens her trn taiy repairing IN
FArAi7s VI aiAsas.l., AID convert shA' mtsas hA,'
b a4y tbs .ss<a=ss K tE tag. ~ees, chEua
9 .lse.ala q n,a.as Al year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04

and the negro-drivcrs, will succeed in for
eng through the next Congress a series OF
measures that will be an eHS Of ne fSderd
Uuoa. or there may possibly be enough
northern democrats to hold back and act
with the Republicans TO dcfea, the TREASON.
A-aiu we say, let the black democracy be
b,,lt, a strict responsibility. Il isthe last
congress that will probably ever assemble.
in which iha, party will have every branch
o. the government. II may he asked, what
STALL the Republicans in the next Congress
d. We answer, watch the enemy and
G,st him TO he death in every wrong move
m,nt. T,teuo responsibility, take the mi.
,ia,iyc in nothing, keep Close on TO the heels
Of the enemy. II their opponents should
happen in any measure to dor'eht commend
them, Il wrong rityh into them.
A-lru. l,t our friend. expose border ruff
Gan rascaliuss, send them cut 20 the coun-
try. l., them stand like faithful sentinels
ur1p tho watch tower Of liberty. Ietthcm
D, faithful % the trust imposed upon them
bv their constituents, that upon their return
& their homes, they may merit the Plaudii
Of "ws,, dsn,, good and faithful s5rnnt'."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04
Grea, Men and Small Men

Any .u. uuarIuat1,.I with Cougrr-.
-... .r. can form Hat o. poor opinion 90.
-s -rrn.r, boo either branch ol Causr %.
W.na.r. .- C11-r-e 90 ,at 6, tbg country
ur.a IaT.r, t..tr aas.al s,auiir. aud ,al.
,rtsa- llsler.ayr-l IA ,hc publ, press,
tHrT .I.. look ulau ,ay picture thus pre-
..u..Iarl ,au form opinions. but how
i.t.. Do obey know uf character from ,a.,1
attempts 40 reTr-auutra?
some members % Cousr-,, gain Tor them
e.,., r..nri.ty hy their " much speak.
Ing, AMI DOB, lew fancy this the only safe
mad 70 distinction anI popular favor. In
our lrirl Congressional experience We found
0; almg-; Invariably true, that the members
w-p talk Gle most, have the least influence
iu tae bly, % which they belong. For
example take MeNlulicn Of Virginia, who
Wa, gisGy' harrau.uins when he could &c,
rsc5-uilsI by the SPEAKER. aud sometimes
when hc couldn't, and compare him with
Horton OF Ohio who made only ono speech
flr tho whole Congress, and YOU would end
the former p5wsr.ess ia any attempt 10 car.
q Og le..l; a measure, while the latter by
qa.e; means would carry with him a host Of
friends, AM yet how httle l. known OF
Valentine B. Horton aud his Congressional
c.sssr, compared with that Of Eye,,o Nc
Ml..u. PIKE % New Hampshire made no
srt speech Tor che whole Congress, Yet few
now member. e1sr;sl a better influence OF
d.Imars real labor. Bgrllnsamc Of Massa-
chusetis maIs but one speech Tor the whole
,ougsss, yet that gave hun a world wide
n5ilris'y, while C,mius, his colleague from
B'sion' with s1me half dozen, is scarcely
known, either in or on, Of his own state.
Then bow Little attention /. generally paid
- Congressional speeches By members them
selves Humphrey Marshall ard Henry
Winter Davis from the South American
side Of the House, generally when speak.
Ing commanded attention, while Sued Of
Tennessee. Evans of Texas and Foster Of
Georgia, Of the same party, could never get
a e5rPCravs guard to listen to their elO.
quenee and forensic displays.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04
THE ONFO d DEN O G r A II :.

outrage was sent down from the White
Hpusc, perhaps was even written by Mr..
Buchanan.
cit is useless TO argue the question any
further. Tho simple matter Of fact TO be
decided is this shall the people Of Kansas
govern themselves, under Constitution
adopted by themselves, or shall they be
ground down and trample,l in the dust by
the army Of the United State,2 That il,
and has been the only radical question Of
Xmas politics, from the beginning. with
draw the army, and 50 overwhelming is the
popular sentiment, that M man will dare
whisper the words Slavery or Lecomp-
ton Constitution" in Kansas. And IN il
has been since the real contest began. Tho
ruffan lcvic' summoned by shannon and
Woodson from Missouri as militia, commits
stoned to murder and pillagc the people Of
Kansas. were but auNilaries Of the United
States army, the advance guard Of the reg.
ular invading force, and were subsisied and
paid by tho Government. Such being the
facts, there would h. no utility in showing
that neither the Constitution as whole,
nor any part Of il, is really submitted to
the people Tor approval or REJECTION, as their
judgments may dictate. They are not per.
mi,ted to vote against the Constitution al
an and II they vote against and rcicc, the
specific clause Hvowcdly establishing slavery,
they will effect nothing. because other parts
Of tho instrument embrace substantially the
same provisions.
There il. then. ,hi, alternative pre-
scnted TO the pooplr Of Kansas they may
reaceahly assemble on or near the 2l'i day
Of December, and protest by their vote, or
in some other form, against tho attempted
usurration, scoruing u touch the Iccomp-
ton frauds in any shape whatever; or they
may, in this crisis Of their fate. resort al
rat57an ulrman poBulorlm in all times
and countries when oppression becomes in.
tolcrablc-that il to say, they may lake up
arms and defend their rights by force.
Adopting the latter branch " tho alicrna.
tive, it will b. their duty TO prevent the
pretended election ordered by the L"comp-
ton con'pinior,, and, II necessary, to seize
and temporarily eoufnc all persons pre-
snming to act BY their authority
And when this di,tuc, issue between
Liberty and Tyranny shall have been made,
may God protect ;hc right"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04

Alexander II. stephens OF Georgia in his
sarcastic Trades, was almos, always listened
to, while the legal aeumen and logical roa-
soninss Of Judge Warner from the same
State was scarcely noticed. Ben Stanton Of
Ohio spoke often, IL one OF the strongest
men in Congress, yet when compared with
Howard Of Michigan (who seldom opens
his mouth in public discussion hisiTfucHoc
was almost nothing. 50 We might travel
on 10 almost any extent, making COMPARE
sons between living men, m illustrating the
the point We first stated. In Congress as
in State Legislatures a great portion Of the
hari work is done in the committee room,
and other places away from the public eye
one thing is pretty we'll understood at
Washington. to wit, that not single Con-
crcss passes, but what SOM mighty small
men are maguiG,d by III, press into pohti-
cal giants. while others who possess real
merit, and are in fac, men Of influence, 60,
but little credit Tor Il, In this country tho
public press in a great many Instances,
makes and unmakcs men.
There Is one thing that gives members Of
Congress reputation at Washington, no
matter to what party they belong, no mat
ter whether they spcak much or little, and
that j. "lorl bono" Members who twaddlc
and vccr round from one side 10 the other,
are iuwardly dc.pi.cd by men Of all parties
Compare Geo. Z. Dunn OF Indiana now
lcad and gone, with his hro,hcr.in-lhw from
the same State, VIII. Cumhack. The for
msr was man oC splendid talents, yet his
shutting course upon the Speaker question
mad, him almos, thc vcakcs, man in the
llou.e, while Cumhlck, young man only
twenty seven year. Of age, had a strong in
lucncc. manly bccaus, he atrdv' stood per-
pcndicular upon all matters urou which he
wa, called to act We may refer TO this
matter hereafter for itisof practical imror-
lance TO the American people
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04

TuE Nav SEN,ToRs rEou TENAs. Mcssrs
Henderson and IIemphill, the newly elected
members o! the United States Senate from
Texas, are spoken Of by the journals Of that
region as " extreme Sato.rsht'smen, and
" disciples OF Calhoun"
Mr. lIemphill Ia, been Chief Justice Of
the Supreme Cour, Of Texas, and General
Henderson is well known as one Of the most
active in,risuers in all the political schemes
Of the Southwest.
The Austin Intelliscuccr designatcs
Mcssrs. Henderson and Ilemphill as thor.
oushly independent, which, taken in con-
necii0n with their ayowcd sentiments and
position, may be understood to mean that
they will hold themselves free to oppose de-
mocratic administrations, nominees. or
measures, in ease they DO not agree with
the peculiar notions Of the new senators
On such occasions the party cannot count
on them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04
HIGH Treason Of the Black National
Administration
w,,p>oro~, Nov. %.

fSrrrial dispatch % the Nsv York
Tm.sN At tNr Cabinet meeting to-day
thr President stated Gov Walkers position
ur Kansas Affairs. The Cahiug, uraul,
mrrs'y united with tie PRECEDENT In favor
.fsu.aiu.uc the action of Constitutional
Convention iu r.sIrct % Che reference ol
tHc Constitution O. The people, aud 90 con-
I.mu Walker. The tugr On a rrrHncI.A-
t.H With Governor Walker position Is
-.r. rr...I. and bitter contest between
f.. 800 wing, ot che psmUcracy huuav1ii.
.r.
r,.r Douglas has been hoarl from.
Nsf.r auf.n- Nc a. k1rs,--NrhrtsA Net
how'll uk. bold ground in thr support ut
Walker. This che President has not hith-
rrt. believed pnug.as holds hat tuc reiu'
... ." submit t.H whole constitution O. tag
r..rr. whom th.vtr..rr 20 b, the clur,,t o..
lafa-u ul ths doctrine uI popular ,1Jcr-
,.ufy.
sr.trr Gviu. thaygh a dorlJgI Tro-.'a-
1.-f uar. .s UNDERSTOOD o. lc determined o.
...a.u Walker Thus ls thc universal .rn-
t-srt from thg Free sat, Democracy as
reviewed here.
.,. -. -. y ,,Lvt,
-. ~. -,
49,, ..7t--
ta.v usr. cheated. They NOW .ec popular
..v--r-uty .-ru,ri o., By Buchanan and bic
W.. - I'D -.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
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-l..t, ,.r.-'. r.. constitution E.
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60. .rl -..,,.r. , rr,,,.,,, TIN, d,
'..t ,.,r. ,r,.-.4r,,I I'D, r.t-,.
,.....,....... ..,,.r.,,,.,s.r ,,i,r. ,I,,.r, o,
.- ..Crr.,i,g,.,r without SLAVERY" +. &,
pa. ,.,.l ur. If On. Pre- STAT, men vote nj
Id. thew up. hv tfi. form of submission
..~r...lt,,.,, t-tn, constitution. Th.
r,y -rrs..t-r, r1ar,, ar them Is DO, O.,
t.,....m vf.. r.r-.. r1 g.gN. ,E.y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04

FraS,Npo WooD DETErEp. The New
York Municipal election came Oh on Tues.
day Of this week, and resulted in the cleo
ton OF Daniel + Ticman, by majority OF
from 5000 to 10000 Mr.. Tieman Is the
citizens candidate, and was supported by
many leading democrats, such as d. H.
Sicklcs, John Van Buren,, Sc. Whatever
he may be, we do not see how matters in
New York can be made worse, and the prob
abilities arc that with the aid of the new
police system, something like order may
come out ofcvcn the city e New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04
Benton on ,he Plerco Administration.

While Col. Benton claims 20 DO firm de-
mocrat, Of the old school Of politicians, who
bad some higher aim, m official position,
than the mere advancement, OF party meas.
urcs, he VA, never suspected Of entertaining
a very high opinion Of the late admini'tra-
ton. We believe, however, that he pre-
served q digniGcd silence upon all its meas
urcs, with the exception Of the abrosation
Of the Missouri Compromise. We copy from
letter recently published, the following
extract, showing his opinion Of Franklin
Pierce. lie says
81 am nov well recovered, and working
as usual, and expect q finish the Abridsc-
mcnt next summer, and then to add another
volume to the two OF the Thirty Years View,
bringing It down to 1860, IL li,e that long,
at all events, 10 the time Of the Pierce adj
ministration, It We must call by his name
an administration in which no was inopera'
tive, and in which nulliGcrs, di'gnionis,s
and rcncgadcs Used hi- name and his power
Tor their own audacious and criminal pur-
poses. Respectfully,
TIOS. II. BENTON"