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And all important Towns and Cities In the Northeast
Thus fo ming the CHEAPEST and only RELIABLE Routa
to all points North.
Passengers rely these beats leaving advertised
This the only Line of Steamers making direct
at CAIRO and ST Louis with the Railroads.
R9- FARE CHEAPER TIL An BY ANY OTHER ROuTR
with less changes OF cars ana handling Of baggage.
R Information Through Tickets ty Steamboat 10 Cairo
Louis, and thence via Railroad points Moth COON
FOR ONE YEARalowns the holders stop al any pon on
the route and resume their journey pleaure-ay be
cured on application at the -
COMPANY'S OFFICE
Under the ST. Char les Hotel New rleanS
BE- The only office where Plans of Boats Cabins can be
chased to all Northern and Eastern Cies E1'
al9n - tieDsyai essa,
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SOULE,s COMMERCIAL COL
- al No. s Camp street.
-k@zezeXA Book Keeping Penraanshp. Conunercial Gal
cuaon and Arithmetic taught BY practical exercises and in
strneiioas, impaired individually and not IN classes
M Soule also particular posting
closing or opening Books averaging and adjusting Accounts;
making out Account uurrsns etc. Once bis CONNER
eiAl seaefe. myls "
a. $50 GETTY DOLLARS REWARD
knn away on the lih January, light grit Toy named
HENRY or GORDON, aged shout "a years, weighs
shout $50 pounds about feet inches hrighi easily
frightened confused when spoken has
gait thin moHstsehe; dressed when he LEFT IN ock
coat checked cassere pants breasted vest and
light eolnred fa hst. Apply
MeDOENELL's Restaurant
fe6 la Common street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21
COAST AND LAFoURoHE.

Leaves every SATURDAY atop M.
~ COAST PACKET STEAMER
lGANtSAsS Sallie RObinsOn-To and from N. Orleans
8s@zsssA bayou sara. Fort Adams WilamsDort, Por'
Hudson. and all Intermediate landings the sAlLIE ROBIN
SON r. 7. Gross MASTER 10 place Of the BELLA DONNA
leaves New Orleans every Saturday evening" O'Clock
and Bayou Sara Wednesday evening" the arrival OF the
from WOOdyle
SRA clerk will be the Levee freight Thurs
day morning.
Particular attention paid the receiving and landing
and freight At all hours of the day and night
ly2y HOLMES CT,AUsS. IA Tchoupitonlas 1t.
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~ Capt HoIbrook Of the schooner Howard, from Sabine
Ps left In schoones Hannah Martin, Pennington
aud WIN X Pettes. Biaksly, for New Orleans.
So Capt Lyon Of the ship Cutting Boston
the s2h inst North Of ths Riding Rocks ship
and bark ashore both Of which got Of whilst he in sight
The ship of without asssanosthe bark assisted by
wrecker The ship American and showed blue signal
with Red Diamond and light star in the center.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

l WRIGHT q CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
.and popular Family Medicines, which they or supply
Druggists and Dealers u Propreor lowest Wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency No. l51 charters
lew Orleans La.
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rHE wEEKLY sourn-Ar rnE INsrAn

THE WEEKLY SOUTH-Ar THE INSTANCE
of different parts of the country
reso we'd to issue WEEKLY EDITION Of THE SOUTH.
This Edi will contain he chief Editorial Literary
anti les Of the daily paper besides variety Of
mimic atoms
ThE WEEKLY SOUTH will be sent to single subscriber
for the of 81 but clubs Of three
more will be furnished at the following rates;
ror nVe copies "
In every case the money must accompany the order.
The first number of THE WEEKLY SOUTH will be isued
In few days Persons wishing complete die send their
names in Immediately.
ROGER A. PRYOR Richmond Va
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21

cow PEAs-ss bars Carolina Gov Paas 81 bark Fish,
sa BARELLI 4 co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21

Copper has eight times the conducting Of IRON and !:
durable and less liable Again. single charge OF
electricity will heat Iron cd thirty degrees but Copper
Rod only six For further particulars apply for circulars at
the office Of the unders gned.
Applications for gences orders for Stock or Models and
all communication relating this business will receive tnme
diate attention, il addressed 10
mas ly New Orleans Ia.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21

n. WATERMAN. uHAs ~ WArRRMAH
So j. WATERMAN q BROTH H. IL,
eszEKEJr HARDWARE MERCHANTS, cerner Of Com.
mon and Magazine streets, have on hana and
daily receiving by foreign and domestic
rivals general assortment Of articles comprising part
follows:
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
Iron, Steel, Nails, Rope,
Axes, Chains, Scythes,
Carpenters Tools complete,
Coopers' Tools,
Anvils, Vices, Bellows,
Stock and Dies, Screvpates,
Garden Engines, Pumps
Ploughs, Hay Cutters, Corn Shlleers,
Agricultural Implements
MIL CrOss-cutand Pit Saws
OK Yokes, Bows Sngetreeu,
Turning Lathes,
Hoes, Hames, shoves and Spades, Platform Scales
Andirons, Tenders, Shovels and TopRs Corn Mia
Copper and Iron Coal Hods Cob Crusher,
Single and Double Barrel Guns,
Coffee Hecas, Chatting Dishes
Chinese Gongs Iron Bedsteads,
Britannia and Plated Ware.
Meat Cutters Sausage Suffers,
stock Kettles, Portable FORCES,
ezSly Seines. Fishing Tackles. etc, ETC.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21
SPOKEN.


~ By Capt Graves Of the ship Josiah Hale May I2h
lat % co. long 70 80 bark Cavalier OF Portland
Northumberland TO Havana
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Leaves on THURSDAY. May q, at 5 M.
Ha=> HEGULAN GRAND ECORE AND
zA4Eirk Nachtoehes Packet-The new, fine, fast
ming, magnificent passenger packet steamer
DR. bufn gton, j. o. Dowiy master 10 place Of Rapides
will leave above positively for Grand Eeore Eachitoches
Alexandria, Coile, Mauiice FAvefons Durands Buxton
and Montgomery, Gorton's Landing Barbins Landing
mans Landing and all intermediate landings Red river
Cane Little rivers For freight passage Apply board
GEO. ID. HIGE& CO.,
my20 Front street.
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FOR OPELoUs A S .
ARKANsAs RIYER.

Leaves en- SATURDAY, May %, at p NJ positively.
IT. REGULAR ARK ANSAS RIVER
lE4A4A Packe-For Fort smith, Van Buren,, Ozark,
Roseyle, spadra Blef', NorTistown, Dsrdauele,
Lewsburg Little Rock Pine Bluff and all rmediae land
ings-The light drAu hit packet steamer Dardnn ellie,
L. Chapman master, and f. G. Garter, clerk, will leave
above For freight passage apply m boaid.
myl5 j.. s. PAHAUD, Advertising Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21

COTTON PRESSES.
ALABAMA,
Corner of Tehouptouas and Robin streets.
FACTORS,
Corner of Tchoupitouas and Henderson streets.
FRERETs
ST. Msry's street, between Perdido and Poydrass
LOUISIANA,
Corner of St. Thomas and Basin streets.
MISSISSIPPI,
Corner of Tehoupitoulas and Richard Streets
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Richard streets.
MERCHANTS,
New Levee and Louisastreets.
ORLEANS,
Corner I.evee and Rofhgnacstreets.
szYMANsKI,s,
Corner Leveeand Clouet streets Third District
SHIPPERS,
Corner Henderson and New Leveestree
Corner New Leveeand Rofhgnacstreeta
Corner Canal and Robertsonstreets.
Corner of Tchospiouss an orangestreets.
LEvEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
Leyee street, between st. Ferdinand and Moategu
streets, Third District
PICAYUNE,
I.syeestreet, opposite Postlss, ThirdDistriei.
INDEPENDENT
New Levee and RoHignac streets.
NEW COTTON PRESS,
Lsyee street, between Mon,egntAnd Clouss.rssh,
Third District.
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Sehr Woodhine, ----. from Sabine Pass.
Ship Mazeppa, new. Boyd from Bath Maine.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21

KAPAS.
Leaves every SATURDAY. at O'Clock, P NJ
, IT. ATTAK APAS, VIA PLAQUEMINE
The very Light draagh wel.k known fast running
zssssz=sszzh packet steamer Cora, Alb. Smith,
will leave for St. Martnsvle Fausse Point New Iberia
Jeanneret CbarreuIon Franklin, Centerve Patterson Vile
and all intermediate bindings the route.
So All business entrusted her will be punctually
tended TO. For freight passage ply board or
mo BALDWIN a Co, 5 Front Leyee.
or DUPERIER, HAYES CO., Is Carondelet st.
FOR ELoUsAs.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at Bpm.
Opelousss via Bayou Plaquemine.
IT. - FOR OPELoUsAs NEW AND
lElhist5s light draft siean yOu Belle, Capt Iohn
Lyons, will leave as above taking freight and
passengers oI Bayou Plaquemine Grand river AtchAaaya
Smmesport Old river, and all landings the For
eight apply board, Bayou de Gaize freight
taken up as far as Mil BAYOU.
Az j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY al 8 o'clock p. NJ
~. . FOR OF LOU A S-THE NEW
l5a4Eas5tsssr STEAMER w. Burton, Capt. @. f. Lou
ailler, built expressly the trade, will leave
taxing freight for Old River Simmsport landings
the Atchaaaya For freight passage apply board
JIM. JoHNsToN& CO.. 8 Front Ievee st.
iyl4n Customhouse street.
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FOR RED RIVER.

FOR RED RIVER.
Leaves on FRIDAY, May 81 bpm
, H~.. FOR JEFFERSON, SMITHLAND
@AHEs - and Port Caddo, w. ". Doug In IS.
ss2s<sss W. Withenbury, sser, will leave
aud for shreveport Grand Bayou Cousana Chute Canpie
Grand Ecore xandria asd landings Red
snd the For fnzher information for freight
having hne passenger Accommodations, appy on board.
G. l.. KoUNS BROS, Front st.
myl7 j. s. PAGAUD Advertising Agent.
Leaves on SATURDAY., 22 inst, at6P NJ.
, r.. - FOR MIN De- v, MOSCOW, T ORT
lEihr Bolivar, and all Intermediate landings Lake
Bseneau and Red River-The Indepent PEOPLES
Lnvfhe peror light draught freight
Bonita, W. H. Daniel, II. 4 Heth, clerk, will
above For freight passage apply board.
mylg j, s. pAGAUD Advertising Agent .
Leaves on TUESDAY. 18Th INST. al 5P. N.
q. L. kOUNS Bkp.'S LOW WATER THROUGH LINE
IT, UPPER RED RIVER PACKETS
Era No. y, w 7. Scovell master will give
cleaI bills ladi through Pine Bluff. Doaks-
Vile kamicha Wright Rowland, Paris Landing On rksvie
Ianesport, Rocky Comfort, Mil Creek Boston, Moorpsve
Fulton, Washington. Dooleys Ferry, Lewisve or
springhank Albany, Shreveport Grand Ecere Alexan
da and all landings above the Raft For further nfor
nation, apply 10
g. L. KOUNS BRO, Front street.
j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
No bills paid by either boat without written orders Bills
must be approved board and handed in to the Office for
ment. myl7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21
%za<a-z-s billiard TABLE mANUFAC-
MEn@.A 1URER.
ALL STYLES.
b, ANTOGNTNI, Nos IL aud IA Cont street,
Between Charities and Old Levee,
New Orleans.

ROUND AND OVAL. BILLIARD TABLES six and eight
square Billiard Tables with Marble Wood Tops Cush-
ions play the same table either Pool the Came
full snd complete OF article the line. Man
India Rubber for Cushons also Pchnhoe Bog
atelle Rouettes Balls and Pins for Ten-Pn Alleys, Lot
ECONOMICAL STOVES,
Portable and up ORDER with crockery and csstron
tops
ss-Walnut Wood for sale DDS ~
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r. STEAMER Il. ri. FAIRCHII.D

for Louisville eEuiar New Orleans and Louis
vile passenger steamer H. II. FATRCHlLD--
This splendid and steamer j. H. Faucet
master will leave for Louisville aud all landings
throughout the season. follows
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, June 3. at SIP. NJ.
LeOvcs New Orleans MONDAY, June q, NJ s r. NJ
Leaves New Orleans THU RSDA Y, July g. ats r. NJ
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY July a. at5PN
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY, Angus, T. at5P.M
Passengers and shippers rely the purctuay
steamer.
a2s Us PAGAUD Advertising Agent
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m w
fktHs' ard Lauisvile ssenger Pacific
The splendid afd swim running passenger
packet rAtIFIu Jesse X. tell, master will leave the
above and all landings for the balance Of the season.
follows: -
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY, June s. at5PM.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY. June IS al s p. N.
LeAyss New Orleans SATURDAY, July 10, AtbP ~
Passengers rely the pnnctuality Of this steamer
alO ]. g. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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MOBTLF-s,eamer cnha-lu5 bales cotton cusachn Bro,
co-iO DO Baxter, Lowell &co-foia ls5 bales cotton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-21

Per ship Herman from Brsnsn-s cabin and ass ia The steer
age.
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PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
DEALERS.

FUBH q 70, pstreet.
s. NICHOLSON CO., Osrondelet strest.
SAMUEL SMITH CO., Corner Camp and Gravierstreets
JUDSON a CO.. Corner Camp and CaHalstreets
BROWN. JOHNSTON co, No. IS Osnpstreet.
BENOIST. SHAW 4 CO., No. 81 Campstreet.
BANK OF COMMERCE, JACOB BARKER, Agent,
Corner Camp and Gravierstreets
THOMAS H. BARKER, Corner Camp and Gravierstreets
II. W. CONNER SON, No. 50 carondelet street.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-16
ARRIYAL or THE YANDERBILr

New YoRK, Sept l3 the steamship Van.
derbilt from Havre and Southampton. with
dates to the lst inst, arrived st this port
last night.
Quene Victoria AMI Prince Albert had
returned to England from their visit to
Prussia.
Nearly 81 500, 900 Is on the road from
Austria.
Adv ,es from India state that Gen. Grant
had left Lucknow, to relieve Msnseugh,
and to capture Tissbad.
The diplomatic agents Of the allies are
to be allotted to reside temporarily at Pc.
kin. Iir
LIVERPOOL MARKET Liverpool Aug.
3i.-S,les OF cotton for the past three
days nave been 5000 including 900 TO
spectators aad 1000 exporters. The
mrrket closed quist and steady. with de-.
cline for inferior qualities. and quotations
barely maintained. s..
The advices from Manchester continued
favorable, and hsmarket for Cotton closed
with au advancing tendency.
Breadslufs Flour is fun al an advan-
ce Of Cd. closing quiet Wheat is also
firm at ld@2i higher, closing quiet. Red
Western 5 Cd; white do. 6s3d@6s9d@7s
Al. Corn dull. ,M
Provisions Beef steady and dull
Pork and / aeon steady, Lard 60s6k@
| 62s.
Naval Stores Rosin closed steady at4s
4d@4s3i for common. Spirits Turpen-
tine steady al38s6d@39s,
Produ'e- Sugar quiet, Coffae firm.
SECOND DIsPAToH The Vanderbilt
brings 1855 passengers,
Twelve vessels have teeen wrecked on
the English cost; with one exception the
crews were all saved. ac
Mr. Morphy. The American chess. player
played eight games hlndfolded, at the same
time, brore the Birmingham chess contest
winning all bu. one.
Messrs Rudolph. Jung & Co. Of Paris
In the silk trade, have failed. The liabili.
ties are very large,
The Turkish Ministry has resigned. A
new one has been formed. Great hopes
arr entertained that treaty OF commerce
will be effected with China.
The Jesuits. it is said. will obtain exclu,
sive authority to establish branch Of then
order IN China.
Purssis has addressed a note to Viennt
on the occupation Of Rustadt. 3o
The R~js pootna re- els fed after Plum
dering Touk, and were pursued by Gen
Roberts .a..,i.
The Gwalior lebels are meuacing Bee
hore and Bughore.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-16
BY THE SoUTHERN MANI.

WAsHIETToS. Sept. il.-New orIsani
papers Of Tuesday hive been relieved
They contain details 6t the latest Mexican
advicPs.
Tsmpico was captured by the Liberalists
with four hundred frontier men, assisted
by the rtvolutionists inside.
Gen. Vidaurri. with tsn thousand men
end hfiy-four pieces of artillery, lef, San
Louis shRrlYin the month to march sgaiust
Gusnaifsts and the city Of Mexico.
A fhsncia transaction was about 10 take
place between Gen. Vidsurri aud the Gov.
petnwfnf of Zaoatecvs. BY which 1t was
thorghl that Vidaurri means to insure sue
An express arrived at San Louis on the
10th uh. with a report that the forces Of
Arimperri had defeated those o! Mejia, and
that !hose Of Miramon, stationed at Sail.
ma1ica. Mlramon was on bis way to the
city OF Mexico.
The reprrt also says that the forces oI
Arimpetria had gone 10 pursuit Of the dis
handedf ones Of Mejis and that the lattef
had entered Quarento.' z = n $50
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-16
BRANDRETH's PILLS
PUMIFY THE BLOOD.


Continued pain or uneasness in any organ is gem
orally cured by doses Of ndreth spills.
Thirty years personal expert nee by the undersigned
fully justify this assertion, J..o,t.t.. JY
have cured the most deplcrable costHeness ot the
bowels with Brandreths Pills, when every otNer re-
medy had failed, and the patient was given Up to die.
Skin diseases OF an inveterate and painful character
such cry sipeas salt rhem letter and
have seen eradicated by their use have cured the
rhempt lhe cpilepuc, the paralStc aud the COM
su mptive with these excellent pills alope.r
Inlauhdice and all affections Of the liver, dyspep.
sia, tesentery and dinrrhea, pemlsy, sudden pains
and innan nations, female distractions, scorbutc and
seorfuons even Iruuty and neuralgic affections have
given way 10 tho use OF this medicine aud now after
twenty years experience, my estimation OF Brand
reih's Pills continues to Increase. rHA V
0BSTRU CTt0N. .u
A young lady, beautiful aud healthy, took cold,
which caused serious Obstruction for two years: her
health was broken down and her beauty departed.--
Az length Brandrehs pills were tried; eleven doses
OF from two to four, taken In fifteen days pre-
cedlng the usual period. Regularity was restored !,
and her health aud good looks recovered. H Hi
WORMS.
Brnndrcth's pills are the best vermifuge; they arc
infallibie A little child, six years old, for some
weeks dropping; its mother gave 1t one of Brand
reth's Sugar Coted Pills; the next day there came
away a worm sixteen inches long, and as large as a
child's finger. The child was well.
PLEURISY. ",f
A gentleman, away from home was taken wi N pleu-
risy; the Inflammation terrible; every breath made
MIN wrthe with agppy. Eight Brandrethls Pills were
swallowed, aud warm OIL applied locally; the pills
operated and tho pain was reHeved; plenty of Cruel
was mken and ak more pills, and the second day the
These staiemepts should have weight, and proven,
the use ofpoisoneus drugs and sop ee sad practice
Of blecdi e. '"l 90 .f't.u X. BRAN DRETH.
Brnndreth's Pills are sold at the Principal oaice
2a4 Canal street, ,Brandreth Bu.dng at IS cents pei
box; and the same sugar coated, 10 cents, warranted
TO keep as we'll as the;plan Sold also, by ,yrtgi N
Sepiomben0, Ie5s--lml0 Hbr $500 sH@'i72 r
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-16
POLITICAL PROSPECTS,.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 8, l858.--When
the Senate meets at the next session it W i'll
be under very different ausplces from
those which controlled it at tre time Of its
late adjournment. The passionate feelings
engendered by the discussion OF the Kan
'as question will, in great measure have
died away. Desirable appointments. long
held in suspense, will have been made; the
lease Of the present Administration upon
power will be drawing tos close; its favors
will have nearly all been bestowed; all
eyes will be turned to 1860; and the
effect Of the policy Of Mr.. Buchanan will
be closely scanned II the Democratic
patty is to be held strictly responsible for
the doings OF this Administrator and il its
future is to be controlled by the public
sentim,nt in relation to the conduct Of the
men who now WELD power, it has reached
the darkest period ofits history. and it re-
quires no prophet to foretell that it will be
utterly condemned There are not half a
dozen Congressional districts north Of Ma.
son and Dxon's line in which an immense
majority OF The people are not opposed tc
Lecomponism and to the persecution Of
Judge Douglas. The whole Northwest
burns with mitigation at the treachery o.
the Administration. New England /,
more firmly welded to the o position al
this moment than ever before. The power
OF the Democracy of,he middle States has
been paralyzed. The South is waking uE
10 rhe dangers which will inevitably me
mace her u the reign Of ofinjustice and pro
scription continues. Shall this downward
tendency remain unarrssted aud unchecked
until the future guidance ofthe country il
entirely given up to the most ultra leaders
Of the Opposition Correspondences o.
Forney's Press
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-16
NIeu, MOI Platforms,

Platforms drag down more parties than
they EVER hold up. 1t takes q lercu!es
now-a-days to uphold tho platform OF auy
party platform too. only to be kicked
over, as the Cincinnati platform was, the
moment the party using il got into pow.
er.-[N. Y. Express.
There Is much of truth and wisdom
10 that An able and true man. whoss
character and antscedenls are known
10 the nation, is the platform that an hon
est party can adopt. AS for the Democ
racy, they can set up any SOFT Of plat
form 10 suit Temporary purpose, giving
no more thought 10 the thing afterwards
than II u were sentence written upon
last years sands.-[ Louisville Jour
nal.
We should reproduce the above with
less pleasure doubtless. had we not already
time and again. given u,lerauce to the
tams truthful sentiments. The grea, him
drance to the way aud will Of the people
--the heaviest trammel to right moral
actiou-ths great drawback upon the
freedom Of the popular franchiss---thG
most formidable obslacla to social and
doctrinal progress that now lies directly
ia the path Of the onward advance Of tho
people, is this miserable aud degrading
sysIem OF platforms and creeds, and sucl
like diobolical machinery Of imbecile anC
tottering parties. This very practice would
have caused the destruction and confusion
OF the Democratic party itself long age
bat for the fact that in that organization
an adhernce TO q telief in iormalizel
plariotm Is by no means required Of l.
followers. Il makes platforms and con
sttncts eatechisms, but has no penalty 70
such repulistion and rejection Of theiI
declarations os may suit the exigencies Q
occasion os The caprices Of la'iludes an
localities No platform that was eve
made, is worth fg, in comparison wit
the higher purpose Of selecting for ever
official poislioa ia the control OF the peopl
liable and true meO." AS we have be
fore urged upon the people. put forwan
your best men. and let the platform bull
ders and srapk'turnsrs shift for themseIvel
Cincinnati TinAs. 8l4 6ot
l. Y
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-16

PoLIr1cAL. The Peoples Party in the
Philadeiphis portion Of the Fifth Congress
ionAl District have brought forward one
Of their strongest and best men, for The
nomination - Thomas Bslch. Esq -Rho
is everywhere known as an able, uprig ht.
fearless and uncompromisiug Anti-Lecomp-
ton man. n 5ipm t,r poo 9fgm 81
The Minnesota Constitution provides
for an election of an entirely new House
Of Representatives and nineteen Senators
on the second Tuesday Of October next
Ten Republicans and nine Democrats 60
out Of office, and eleven Democrats q d
seven Republic ns hold over. ift {.ita
The P,oples Convention Of Delaware,
which met on Thurs 'ay at over. have
nominated james s., Buekmaster for Gov
ernor. and Wm f. Morris for Congress.
Hon. VIM. L DAYTON. at the mass me
ting in Salem. N. J. on Thursday, came
out fat footed andlsaid he was ID favor OF
the prinfiples of the Americans, and heart,
lily interested in the union of ihe opposition
M Dayton was the lRspub ican candidate
for Vice Pfpsidentoiu 1856. Henry Win
ter Davis spoke at the same meeting.