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9dHbt atb. $500.
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s,1ssse BIEgfte S&SJSss
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-02-04
81. sGbias,'s mesiltniftos Smistss.
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Sites pete,

&558 RT. ~, Observation-Disclosures
8itasEs1Gg aa5i idutr srusttF ipmlt bg4 sea
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EasIbna0ts. ans Rsuiabrs. Grfdcnfs
tttg

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fur
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atuuaa Dtnti6 ldus Gufstritas ere gafdntirt
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GurppdIictfs GcfTia,- uue sRsdbfd .St'd,dft.
u. D. &urtis II. Comp,
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(263S) 9aEtimpff,
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BEL 9S. u. $cbm,bf, 8ufbdnblsr,
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Washington telegraph., 1858-04-28

AMERICAN PARTY-We published in
our paper Of Monday last powerful ap
peal from the Louisville Journal to the
American party, to rally in support oi
their principles, and for the preservation
Of the conservative policy which was pur
sued BY our fathers. The appeal is well
timed and should be attended to by all
friends OF the Union. The democracy u
the country has become corrupt TO the
core. 1t has deteriOrated much under
the present administration. which has
nsurped powers D. should not lie tolera.
ted under tie Monaschies of Europe. The
present Chief Magistrate has ezerted him
self tD the utmost to destroy the sovereign
y of the people, and to cOuntenancc fraud
aud impDsition; and his course has been
approved by the democracy of the nation.
That party, instead Of maintaining the
rights Of the people, has sanctioned the
most despJtic acts-acts which are fast
converting our government from I repub-
lic into a desp0tism. The Republican
party is purely sectional, which is destruc-
tlve Of the principles upon which our gov
ernrnent is founded, and hostile 10 the
best interests Of the country. The Ameii-
can Or conservative party, adhercs to the
Constitution; admitting no sectional dis
tinc;lons; and seeking to perpetuate our
national institutions as they were handed
down NJ rs by the heroes and sagas Of the
revolution. They Insist upon the right Of
Americans to govern themselves, and re-
puiiate all foreign control and undue infu-
ence in our national affairs.
Such party must finally obtain the
ascendency in the L nitsd States; and all
conservatives should rally to it, support.
Principles should be sustained which have
for their object the preservation of the pu-
rity Of our government; the economical
administration Of public affairs, and the
prosperity OF our common country. Meth
er the Democratic nor Republican parties
can accomplish these objects. Ii must be
done # We would save the Union: and it
can te done only through the instrument
;a!ity Of a purely conservative American
party In our struggles about the negroes
we are rapidly losing sight Of the rights
of the free white citizens uf the country.
lf we would bc united We mast abandon
or sectional qulrrels, and our controvcr-
sics upon tile subject oF slavery We
have permitted that subject to agitate Us
tU1 lIH=. and may YET have civil war grow
Ing on: Of this matter.
[Buliimor- Clipper.
Washington telegraph., 1858-04-28

TIE MoRMoys.-The Mormons claim
to have $50, 900 members Of their church
scattered over the world. They have %
missionaries in Europe, aud an equal
number in Africa, Asia, and the Pacific
Islands. They have one newspaper in
Salt Lake city, issuing 600 copies weekly.
one in Liverpool, issuing 22,000 weekly;
one in Swansey, South Wales; one in Co
pcnhagen in ths Danish language; one in
Australia; one in India; one in Switzer-
land, in the French language. The "Book
Of Mormons has been translated and pub
lished in the Welch, Danish, French, Ger
man and Italian languages.
Washington telegraph., 1858-04-28

BRIGHAM YoUNG TAMrERrSG WITH
THE INDIANs.-Mr. Woods Rogers, Of
the Albuquerque expedition, writing to
his father Capt John Rogers, Of this place,
says:
'Jcsse Chisholm, a Cherokee, started
out with two wagons loaded with goods
to trade with the Indians, aud returned,
as he leared that the Indians were quite
hostile. Brigham Young has sent 70 the
Indians to get them to fight for him, aud
made them hostile to the whites"
This letter was written from Shawnee
Town, near the Seminole Agency, where
the Albuquerqus company had stopped
to procure Indian guides. jesse CHS
holm has been trading with the wild tribes
for . number IF years, and if he found
the Indians of the Prairie hostile and un-
der the influence Of Brigham Young. there
must be reasons to fear that We are to have
trouble with the wild tribes on this From
tier. Young has, undoubtedly, emissarier
throughout the whole Indian country, ex-
citing the Indians to hostilities against
the United States.-F Fort Smith Times.
Washington telegraph., 1858-04-28

THE UTAH MAILs.-The Postmaster
General has concluded contract with
John NJ. Hockaday and Others, for the
transportation OF weekly mail between
1t. J1scphs, Missouri, and Salt Lake
City. This route has long been in
the hands Of inefficient or incompetent
parties, who have utterly failed to render
any service worth naming. The Postmas-
ter General has declared their contract
forfeited. and made new one with Hook
aday 4 90, who agree to perform the ser
vice weekly, in only eighteen dsys each
way, after they shall have had time to get in
good running trim. At present they will
be allowed twenty-five days for the trip.
Washington telegraph., 1858-04-28

HORACE GREELY's CoNvERsIoN.--The
st. Louis Leader Comments as follows on
the statement that Horace Greely had "got
religion"
According to the last bulletin of the
Reviyalists, that beloved Of hisgled-pi--
Elely theories, Horace Greeiy, has been
brought to see the sinfulness cf his soul.
aG6 has taken to togroaning, instead Of Shrek
ing. They say that he has given up Kan
sas. and now goes for Heaven. We per-
oeive, however, that grace did not fall upon
him until he had seen how the vote went
in the Senate.
"If Horace has been converted, sure
enough, he will be q great loss to the devil.
His majesty will have lost his prime min
ister: nor do we see how he can form any
working administration without that ad-
mirable premier.
"We fear, however, that it will turn
out that Horace has taken Christianity for
another new ism, the latest and most pop
ular erotehet of the day. Indeed, it would
be pity, if a man couldn't belieye in the
Bible, who has believed in everything
else"
Washington telegraph., 1858-04-28
\. T. BANKS,
Suited CTcrk.

TuIs, AND THEN THAr.-Southern
democratic journals are now busily englg-
ed 10 ostraeizing and hurting bitter ad-
jectives At the two or three Southern
Americans who choose to aee.n that the
kausns Lecompton Constitution i not the
fairly expressed will Of the people, aud
Kansas viii never become slave State.
They have not totally forgotten Henry 4.
Wise, Governor of one of the largest
slayeholding States in the Union, Stephen
4. Douglas, Robert j. Walker, Fred. H.
Stanton, Of Tenn, and the myriad Of
lesser ligEts of the great aud adulterated
Democracy of course their 'trcachery'
has been totally eelipsed-sunk into in
-signihcaneelefare - l~rrd of, unpar-
alieled, uumi,igated .6a doublc-distilled
villainy and tFeaehery C Bell and Crit
tcudcn J., How dare ihcy-'bloody know
nothings'-eoiucide with that bold aud
unterrihed candidate for the (thAt is be IN
1860 Henry \. Wise! Such unheard
OF presumption, If there is anything
that would create doubt as TO the SINGER
ity of these Ere-caters, it is these facts
alone. The course Of Wise, in their error,
easily overcome that of Bell and Crit.
tenden damnable treason, aud will stick
in their gizIards until the resurrection
day. If the Lecomp;on Constitution is
rejected, it will be owing (in their opinion)
to the little handful of Americans ia Con.
gress; il received, it will be a democratic
triumph. Beautifully illustrating the lit
tie game Of heads, win tails, you lose ?
Lexington Adrocdte.