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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-21

---------a' Cutlery. Wal>m Canes,
Belts Monies Percussion Cups Gunpow der Patent
Shot Balls Powder Flasks Pouches and Bells Bird Bags,
Nipples and Wrenchcs Washing Rods and Ticklers Dog
Chains and Collars Makers Materials &c, &c fg RE-
NOLN ES and FIVE SHOOTERS at manufacturers prices
To The trade. :. ST IHlltLAND,
1j2 Main street opposite Eagle Square Richmond Va
DIPLOMA
OF rHE FtNST CLASS WAS AWARDED BY TN VIRGINIA
MECHANICS INSTITUTE FOR TIE FOMO1lON
TIN MECHANIC ARTS TO
SAMUEL SWITZERLAND, OF RICHMOND, NIEG'A
For cascof GI' NS, PISTOL S and RIFLES, exhibited a
the Exhibition OF Articles of American Manufacture, he'd
The city OF Richmond on the 10th day OF Now lrai.
JAMS W. IEwt1LEN, }. y. BELVIN,
Secretary President.
u lie y-A
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. &C
once al the =. =. Rasir"aa 4 o.
PETERSBURG, Sept ~ Is5a
xxyuNTER sCHEDls.E-r---.p NC lHrHsszf5

aay II October the Mail aud Passenger
IRAN viii leave Petersburg daily Sundays excepted at
eigck A arrive jurkexle tIuBeiien) At l. NJ aad a.
Iyncbbnrg att 30, 4. N.
eaye Iynchbufg 30 O'Clock, A NJ Arrive Burke
vile Juneoul ~ N, aud At Petersburg at 5 T. NJ
c. b ALISUP
ertI Superintendent.
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L, M. 90. =. ..s:.>.A ~ TENNEs-EE

E9sf - i:tr;e.-sjttai RAIL RbAD-<OTtCB TO PAS
SENGEkS.on and after the LIST day
of October lS56 the Passenger Trains viii stop
at points AT which there bepotS except hc FOL
lowing, VIZ Glays, G"odes Lowrys Lisbon, Gishs owens
Tanks. ShawsNillo, MonE 3nrry Springs, West
River Bridge Martins and Emory Cotge, aud tickets viii
lie sold 10 Clay S. Gs aud New River Bridge
pots beyond. by order of the Board
sup IT. Pm T.. H. GILL, Gen STUNT
Rep. copy.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &C.

<,psuusvuA- GIFTS, consisting of tt....,
y na.'ei o". "1 Fancy 1r,sls 81 70 81, The
shssspears sarop. styles. some elegant, nm
irsines wort. bound in English Calf beautiful.
The poettal Works Scott Milton Gray Burns He,,,
Moor Mos'so9sry repe l;osgtee. WIN. sgour
Poets and Poetry Of America
q. . the AneieBis.
Homes Of American Autbors elegantly Illustrated
American Scenery
Leaflets Of Memory. with 70 beautiful illustrations.
RHYMES and Rouni'layes In praise of a country life
cay rlegy, elegantly bound aud illustrated.
Poetry riclt 10 Of the Woods Of the Year all
p-,ity pres ntaiian Books and new.
Republican canrt very beautifully illustrated
f'tra Of the Female Arstocracy Il the Court Of Queen
rlorg! Conn, anew and beautiful Annual.
Iiorai Kecl.ake with 30 eles ant eol,rea enxrayps.
4tn q the SEASON. a n'N a ua,,
per-, Expedition TO Japa illustrated.
The Dssert,d f'iaae, by Goldsmith illustrated,
Christians Daily Walk
theoa and other Regions OF the conqueres aud the Con-
Ornaments Of Mcmo,y or Beauties Of History,
Romance and Poetry very elegantly illustrated,
sonvenieT of Friendship very pretty.
nleks"s Work. Y s9ls splenddy bound and illustrated
With many beautifully got M for pres
yles binding very splendid Also Fancy a, iices
great variety some Just opening all of which will be sold
as low Hs they can be had In the city.
Rep copy doc 10 (,
AanOOs. uOOKs.-.B"si received by steam
~ large lot OF School Books Stock
books used In the schools Of the city and surrounding
angW Is IANGHOHNE Il WALkIP
CnECK nOONs.-wc hnvc hand " large
~ lot Of Check Books all the banks In the city
eeiscd nj LANGIIORNE & WALKUPS
oct Its.
DIAPER utNsigNt.s.-weR renOw Openinga
y large lot Of paper hauguR- hl new styles.
may sts IANGIiORNE WALKUP.
LINE SECOND HAND PLANO, but IiuIe
II used aud good new, Gun la bought very low
f. l2dts LANG1DkNE ~ WAIKUPS.
4 MOTHER lot OF those line pinUOs mud Wu-
1 u sic Just recuycdat IANGiiDRNE & WALKUPS.
30
~TAsUINs.TON sKVs>si's S.rcni Work.
w The Life of Washington. fANNE a CHRISTIAN,
Agents for the above work ready 10 deliver the three
hrst VOLUMES to subscribers sep ls.ts
4 FREE Adm ,--ion 10 oar Picture Gallery
~. tiilt MouldmBs Francs made TO order.
datgts LANGHORNE a. WALKUP.
Two TIE LADIES' W. hive On hnnd the
largest and best selected stock OF Extracts Cologne Yer
bcnf Florida Lavender and hay Leaf Waters all kinds Of
unldcs for the Hair balm of Thousand Flowers Aromatic
Vinegar, &c, 10 be found In the city
may 1873 LANGHORNE & WALKIP.
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a TUpMAN, Dealers in Gents

~ Clothing and Furnishing Goods 10 Main Street, Rich
mond, Va, 1856. Fall Stock loo
la calling attention to the Stock OF Goods introduced by the
Subscribers perhaps would be well to notice the fact Of
rapidly all sections of the State during
the time have been located in Richmond And intro
duon always take advantage OF
this medium by which make ourselves known expecting OF
course that examination all parties will judge for them
SELVES particular merits being perfectly satisfied that
the customers notions and Judgment must be consulted
We receiving Fall Stock and assure purchasers
that thing Gents Wearing Apparel VIII
and the assorted lines will all times be
complete, thai each customers wants will be supplied
Having facility for the prosecution of our bust
hope make the fact apparent to our customers aud
satisfactory During the last have tit
EXPRESSLY for Gents Furnishing Goods. where
may find every thing pertaining to that Department
In the Clothing department guarantee the Stock to
be perfect in point Of durability, Fit and Styles because
make every thing ourselves and have hesitation
goods will be found equal the best order work the
country Watching the various changes of Fashion parties
assured OF finding the latest and make in Store
subject thclrnspection and approval cali is solicited by
GROSHONG & TIPMAN
No. 10 Main Richmond,
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,sAc ,rIIT-IlA NOTftE.-C Commencing the 18th OF June
G. aud during the repairs to the Aqueduct in
I.Nuclhurg the Packet boat buchanan
will lcnse lynehburE, Monday Wcduo say, and Friday,
NJ. Returning leave buchanan. Tuesday Thursday and
Sailay ~ \. NJ and arrive in Lynchburg, T.. NJ
BOYD, EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT.
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~ PHOSPHATE OF I.IME--Thc attention of Farmers
ana Planters ospectfn called the com
pound for their approaching spring planting.
lie Manufacturer bcgs to his
they may always depend upon being supplied with GEAl
me AA INFORM ARTICLE for he constantly suporntends
III person the entire of manufacturing putting u
for sale - -
This article has been before the community for II be.
od oil ave years during which time has been
large number OF the most icnrd Chemists
and has been tre by various Farmers nearly every State
IN the Union with almost Perhaps one Il
Tie best proofs OF its value Is the greatly demand
Unprecedented IN the history ot Arhc Fertilizers and not
equalcd by Peruvian Guanu itself which
much advantage from the tact If The ammonia volatile
matter in tuon in this preparation being chemically fixed
agent only dSSang itself progressively incorpo.
rated vita tie soil this available salt
mated with soluble phosphate becomes fitted food for nan 81
ali descriptions and Is y them readily taken M II viii ho
found quite AS active in inducing early maturity ms uano
LATHE ~ '' ~
AS there are large number of super in market
Tor the value Of which would like Responsible
'rn silly request all purchasing he obtain tho
"fNuINt Akiitlf which will be warranted by IN, ac, rod
tea agents all II whom 5 acknowledged reslecabit,
and to them hold myself responsible good caratr 81
my super Phosphate All packages will be destinrt brand
ed Consumers and dealers will be to make arrsnge
mes Tor hcrsnpy on as uitabc M agents az
with myself - NeN'"'
MESSRS. II. c. HARDY & co. are INV accredited and
ole Agent" Tor the city of Petersburg.
,5,,, c. b DtBuRG,
7-lts d" =
4 DOSE SALT.-E. 900 bushels L. ,,b.u s,l,
Loose We will sell the C. 81 of Sail in
-
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VIEW HOOKs.-Ghr Ancient Hebrews, by
" Abraham Mills Modern trctcrhy henry NJ Baird, A
S,w Work by the Author OF the Wide Wide World Widdi-
cd Cock Book Three Per Cent Month the foris
Fast Living, The old Regime aud the Revolution by NJ -
l"nuurNi HE Marion Lester, the Mothers Mistake Conn
enta Letters OF Napoleon and Josephine Memoir of CHS
oni Poems BY smith, lcadeY- Life Washington, ustra
ed Coli iilp and Tunes of Henry Clay, DE la llnddcs
History the Societies of France Woods work
M issued rhenpoutirs aud lharmacoloFy Thnnkulncssb by
Taylor lifc AMI Essays at benjamin Franklin, Memoirs
Powell huston Life and Adventures of Boekwourh, iIar.
e Magazine for October Godeys do do, just received by
express LANGHORNI, n WALkl T..
sen
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NETWORK PACkETs.-This new home . sCtIN
line /. composed o the following vessels and sails
from York every three days All ownsd in the city
Htn.tuf viz
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La N Egyaa4ssE3 VIRGINIA n TENNESSEE
IL 2R~N1kS RAI1. ROAD,-On Thursday, h g
l9ih of June the Passenger Train viii
commence running to Salt Works Branch Junction.
une lais v II. GILL. Gen Sup't.
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unAKPEB'S WEEKly JOURNAL. al Civil
aton. sec Prospectus last of cover of Harpcrs
Magazine Dcccmbtr) This Journal will be furnished by
he number. month by the subscriber ut hs Store
without the risk of losing copies sometimes when
nglo numbers through the mail The first number
desiring
apor longer shorter period will please leave their
&. MORSE.
g
uDS.ANk& ROONS.--PANNE & CHRISTIAN have
tie larges aud assortment of Blank Books they
had and III sell them low price.
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LyNeuu.K.s mAnBLE wOu~>.

N1ONt iGENrs of nny size design made 10
VI ordr Of iho beat Italian American Marble aud work
nlauslp equal 60 establishment In the nan AZ Baltimore
prices lIvv,trlN iuNIt" the attention Of those ia
stock keep hand always the host
finished Marble Nak hs Satv. consisting Mon
Toiris. Iiead Pieces Marl,es Furniture Mnrbe,
Door aud Window S aud ~ receive orders article
In The Marble line
Monumental Designs hand for inspection Persons
distance be furnished win Drawing NV mail call
address JND. Is. GAbDESS.
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FHNW1CE WEEk Is TWE ZEN .z--
II BAlTlMoREAND RICHMOND. by steam 3.ACrrS
BEINlDlRE and PDtAIoNTAS--Thc
STEAMER BELN IBERE leaves Baltimore every SArIR-
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning III III
MoND every TUESDAY AFTERNOON for baltimore
The POCAIONTAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D.
NESDAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning, lea yes
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON Tor Iati
timurc
shippers TO Baltimore by these two Boats have thel
goods here every Monday and Friday each week
mar 2y LIDLAM 4 WATSON. Richmond Va
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VI Pumans. Godey Magazine. Arthurs Baloua, kniek
bochrt d. Frank Ia sizes y JorrrHl Frank Loslcs Ga
Of Fashion Hunts Eclectic and Bcl woods Magazine
ondon Lancet American Farmer London Art Journal South
Planter Chambers journal Yankee Nations. knick
Nnncks, Mrs stephens New Monthly The School Fellow
inscriptions received Tor The above single numbers be
adat MoRSES
tI,y
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gNoKNEw ORLEANS Virginia aud Loni.


Siam Esinr.-Frst Packet to sail with dis. =
patch, The superior sailing, double dockod
and copper fastened schooner, ELLEN" Captain
JANIS STEWART loading and will sail above For
balance al freight apply to
DAVID q WM. CIRRlE,
Richmond.
PS.Shppers by this Vessel will get the goods port
ofdeSnaun halt freight cheaper than hN
othr route, and less Insurance be effected
the best d. n ". {.
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sGE@A ~iiis--.sn.t Opcscd the prsuiirst lot o
- i'''ss oi'&s q. tie market Call and examine them.
sup us j. A STIGIER 4 co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-21

from the Mapufic ni o te Combined Spiral
Meat Cutters. with and y sized BLADES This
an Improvement upon these M last year and that
great sauattiou These have thu run IFlhdo and will
cut from 100 2uO Tbs PER hour aud which W
rant to give entire Satiiactiuu- SIMPSON a BRO,
Sign of tie t,o!ten Lock. lynelburg
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Together with vol selected stock Of rrncs Citrons
Shell Almonds English Wslnuts fibcrts, Palm Nuts. Ms
ron \crmacoia, Maple sugar turrants Preserved GIN
Slnes Pickles in Jars Brandy Peaches imported 1laN
aud rrncipe Cigars OF the beat quality Fancy aud frc
Conf cionary al all kinds anE Canes Rhulos Tamhorii
Boys Drums fairy Articug, Toys Nc. Plain Hnd FH
candies mauus, red daily Of the best matcaip quaint
to suit respectfully solicit call from city and country Ia
ers sno chang" is wade Ton showing the goods
may ats $ A. BOY
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Sc VIII. wind ihni blows no good. "oiy
N requires cold Norlhcst Htorm 10 mako g. : Bliss
Stove House the busiest and attractive place In
town, and would advise all who not prepared Tor Win
chilling winds make haste ithcr hs beautiful as
Hoflmnnt be entirely
lie has hand full supply of Furnaces Ranges,
Cooking Stoves OF patterns far"r, thicc aud BnS
wood Cenl Crates that
he In beauty Nhh caunoi tai Ia please
Tie astIiou-. He also prepared 10 do all hna OF job
work either TIN Copper Iron with dPaeh and oatuess
III Plumbing also carried lay lii In
TINT he oNcrad Ills friends aud pauol hohia town
aud country " Ill profit by calling
All orders promptly attended to.
e S HISS,
,l,nsr ht Market
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GAS FITTING AND PLUNRsNG.-vc >,

As FITTING AND LINRBNG.-We re
~ SpocinE call the attention of the Public to our largo m
pretty assortment OF Gas Fixtures from the Factory of Corn
Illus a Baker, Philadelphia. - Vim
We are prepared to do Plumbing Work Of al kinds such
rs atrl"Scis, Hot Cold Shower Baths Conner
Bah'Iubs, Wash Basins Iron ar Wcde, ware W. also mr.
hh Snhs Iron or Lead Boilers, Iron Copper We do all
kind, of Plumbing Work.
We Wehld also ask attention Galvanized Iron Pine
iw afiirr which much used for Pipe Persons in
ih country who wish to have introduced will
nha'l 10 ih"lf advantage to call on the subscriber.
II. ,..,, JAS. CLELAND
Nam st, l.ynchburg Va. l.en DO
MOOR RENT wish In rcn, .., M, 49,
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II ARssE lot OF No. . fnn,ii, kEnn.s, Nu-Iciu
l. and Canvass just received and for sale by
1Eis WILSON 4
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m,r Bn>kins and Mfrorco Boots for Ladies'. Masses 5I
Please call and oSalni q, tor yourselves
ro, ats JOHN NRRAlfANS
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A MOTHER slor,. Of Good. for prrc,nhrr

~ JNo }. PURNlS AG1 Is nov receiving large supply
Of all the Wooden silk aud C'ttou "d- winch
this market which tan and will be sold cheap Tor cash
dee Its
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-07

may be- and therein be viii have the sympathy aud sup
port of all good ezsns independent OF party aintesD
The Pennsylvania says:
The perusal of his admirable Inaugural which we pub
sh in this mornings paper will strengthen the conviction
that he Is the very man. above all Others for the times
the bonds of Union which have been so sadly
weakened by the fsfce sectional conflict Of the last few
years, and that may safely anticipate from him wise
prudent honest safe and successful adminst which
will protect and advances the true interests of the American
people home and abroad and inuse into every depart
ment government spirit Of efficiency and economy
Mr. Buehanans inaugural Is Of the ables State papers
ever written by American statesman. Plain concise
and to the point 1t frankly and clearly indicates bis views
upon the great issues of the day without
Disguise and il Is entirely free from the clapclap and dem
agogsm which is too apt to creep into such documens
IL will greatly to increase the confidence generally
felt by the American people in bis ability patriotism and
determination devote all his energies an honest and
faithful discharge of the responsible duties devovpg upon
him.
The New York Daily News in the course of an elabo
rate review of the address observes:
"The inaugural address requires little comment 1t
speaks for ITSELF and speaks most noby. Plain and I'M
pretending void OF all rhetorical flourish it yet has the
ring of the true metal aud bears the very impress of the
spirit of jackson The vein of strong which
pervades the whole address will commend it to the aen-
ton and favorable Judgment of ALL On reading this ad-
dress but be impressed with the sincerity and hon
esiy of the President his love aud devotion TO the
evnced that neither shall be impaired through any
his"
The Alexandria Sentinel says:
The inaugural address of President Buchanan will be
found in todays issue Its just raerna and constitu-
tonloving sentiments will find response in the heart Of
Patriot On the vexed question OF the day he is out
spoken and frank aud, while indicating the position of
the South affords rallying point for just and national
men of all sections Altogether the inaugural is bow Of
promise upon the retiring cloud which of late broke in
bowling tempest over the land.
We congratulate the democratic party on the auspi
cous advent of Mr. Buchanans administration and doub,
he and M IN m
generous copdng support We also cordially congrat-
uate the country before whom the democratic party
stands fully indicated for the wisdom of their choice by
the wisdom of the inaugural Who contemplate with
shudder what would be the condition and prom
Use of public affairs if Fremont instead of Buchanan bad
yesterday been invested with the powers of the govern
and thanksgiving TO that Providence which has been
| to our country the pillar of cloud and of fire."
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THE DRIED SCOTT CASE.

The opinion of the Supreme Court in the case Of Scott
vs Sanford delivered by the Chief Justice yesterday
II full and elaborate statement of the views of the
court They have thus decided the following amporant
points
l. Negroes whether slaves or ree-ihat is men OF the
African raceare not citizens of the United States by the
constitution.
dona form legal effect subsequently to the adoption
the constitution, and could operate OF itself confer
freedom or citizenship within the Northwest Territory,
negroes not citizens by the constitution
The provision of the act of 1920 commonly called the
Missouri Compromise in far it undertook exclude
negro slavery from, and communicates freedom and cit
zenshp TO- negroes in the hern part Of the Louisiana
cssion was legislative act exceeding the powers of Con-
gress and Uoid and of no legal effect to that end.
In deciding these main points, the Supreme Court deter
mined the following incidental points
The expression territory and other property" Of the
Union, in the constitution applies in terms only to such
territory the Union possessed the time of the adoption
Of the constitution
O. The rights Of citizens Of the United States emigrang
into federal territory and this of the federal
ment there depend the general provisions of the cons
tuition which dnes in that in all other respects the
powers Of Congress
3 AS Congress does not possess power itself to make
relative TO the persons property citizens
the United States in federal ttrrtory other than such
the constitution coners, it cannot conSttuonally dele
gate any such to territorial government organized
by il under the constitution.
The legal condition of slave in the State of Missouri
Is not affected by the temporary soourn of such slave in
any other State but his his condition st de-
ponds on the laws of Missouri.
The delivery of this opinion occupied about two hours
ana listened to with profound attention by crowded
room; and, whether decision of the Supreme
Court, for the constitutional arguments which il
stands will the most powerful and sauary influence
throughout the United States
Other members OF the court proceeded to state theil
views OF the case the tenor Of which will be mentioned
hereafter
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-07
BY TELEG GRAPH.
Three Days Later from Europe,

Three Days Later from Europe.
New YoRK March 6Tbe Cunard steamship Persia, from
Liverpool the 2st utmo has arrived with three days later
news from Europe than received by the Atlantic
In the British House Of Commons DIsraeps proposed
amendment to the financial budget resulted in adjourn
ment till Monday.
The state Of the Persian negotiations reported to be less
amicable
France offers to open the Neuchatel conference at Paris
rumored that the British dispatches
announcing the total destruction of Canton.
Lord Napier is passenger in the Persia.
The steamer Arago arrived at Southampton and the New
York at Greenock the goth.
Dsae to attempt the overthrow OF the ministry by
moving amendment to the financial budget proposing that
the estimates should be adjusted the period of the next
three years. then to allow OF the total repeal Of the in
come tax.
The Persian difficulty had taken an unexpected uuayora-
BILE turn, the Persian envoy having suddenly ceased nego
tistcns at Paris, and refusing to visit London.
The French had instructed its representatives
at London, Vienna st. Petersburgh, and Berlin to invite
those sccred their resident ministers at Paris
pleniPotentiaries TO settle the Neufchstel affair.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-07
THE BOSTON COURIER.

This able and respectable journal, long known the
organ of the Webster wings of Boston, has changed hands,
aud is now under the control of John Clark Co. Mr.
editor We congratulate him his promotion and wish
him every The proprietor pledges himself
that the Courier sha be hereafter it has been here
toore national ard conservative and with regard TO Mr.
Buchanan's administration it says
From what we have observed therefore, feel much
confidence that public sentiment after having undergone the
process of very wholesome experience is in much
healthy state We augur at Washington wiser councils,
broader views user views OF the true purposes Of every
intelligent government generous glance at the inter
craftsmanship and less policy looking South
or looking North.
We think that the Of events during the last six
months has tended very much towards this tone Of senti
men We shall hope certainly that doctrines and feelings
in correspondent with these views may ami
mate Presidents message At the outset of Mr. Perce
administration thought that had fair
opportunity presented to establish the peace safety and
well being of the country and to make his
ilusrious all future time Saying nothing that sub
Jet for the present, in opinion the opportunity
presented to Mr. Buchanan is far happy, the
within his power the indications and turn of
pointing still clearly and significantly towards
this line high and glorious public duty And warned by
the signs of the times with the sagacty and experience he
and that true patriotic feeling which believe
inspires him sustained by powerful party, yet not irwin
chile unless maintains the right and attended by the hon
est hopes many nomns political opponents who we'll
wshes the best good of the country he peases
the closing years of bis life with honor and blessings
such rarely fallen to the lot of man to enjoy The
and ereliapce far shown by him. leads
the just anticipation OF administration so benehcen so
satisfactory, so wise"