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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-07
The News

Dispatches from Minister Lamar to the State De-
partment speak Of the astonishing effect the
Central Americans of Gen Cass' dispatch to him,
and as a consequence the exhibition of a better
feeling toward the country.
The counsel for the prisoners in the case of the
SLAYER Echo the I'd inst. petitiOned for writ of
habeas corpus to bring the prisoners before court
to show reason why they should be detained longer
in custody. The court granted the writ which was
made returnable on the 4h at ten o'clock. This will
bring up the evidence and argument in the case.
The impression appears to be thst the prisoners
will be held, and the taken to another district.
The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Herald writes under date of the ID: It is said that
Senator Douglas visit to Louisiana at this particular
time is to aid Mr. Soule in his contest for the Sens
se. The Douglas men intimate that should the Pre-
sident be what they term sOW in his foreign policy
regarding Mexico aud Central America, the Little
Giant" will dash in with a bold programme to be in
advance of the sdministiOn."
It is said there is no truth in the report that ex
Secretary Guthrie would accept the Presidency of
the South Pacific Railroad. He positively declined.
Letters received from Senator Sumner, dated
Paris, Nov. 49, state that his physicians insist that
he must remain longer. He will not be here till
January, and perhaps till later.
A colored convict in the Auburn. IN. y STATE
Prison died on the I'd while in the shower bath
where be had been placed for punishment The
affair caused great excitement among the prisoners,
and q general rebellion was feared, but the night
passed off without disturbance.
The Memphis AUaIGnehs is informed by private
dispatch from Jackson Mississippi, that bill had
passed both houses of the Legislature of that State
which assesses tax upon all lands west of the Tai
labatchie and Yazoo rivers, and tax also upon all
personal property within he same limits, to the ex-
tent Of one-fOurth of one per cent for leVee pur-
poses
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An error occurred in printing extract from the
speech Of Hon s. A. SMITH in our columns q few
days ago. Although the correction was probably
made by the reader we re-publish the paragraph
With the proper alteration:
hare held that IN territorial capacity the settlers
had not hs right TO ereude slavery Yet majority of
the people in territory viii decide the question
after all In territory must have laws not 10
establish 63t 10 protect the institution Of sdUe7y; and
If majority Of the people Of territory are opposed to
The Institution, they l0iH refuse to pass lqWs for lis
protection, and U not go there IT, the contrary,
they in favor Of it, they viii pass laws for its
protection, and it will 60 there. 1t will go there
not according to the popular sentiment of the people
of the territories.
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virginia Democrats Convention.

We ind the following dlspatch IN the LynchDurg
Republican
PETERSBURG, Dec 2, 81 o'clock, P M.-The Demr
Ooraic Convention assembled in this city to-day, at
II O'cOok-Col. Butts, of Petersburg, in the Chair
There was much contention for the organization
but the friends of Mr.. Letcher got it.
A committee of thirteen appointed to report
permanent officers and rules when the Convention
took a recess till half past O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SEssION.-The Convention re>sssem~
bled at the appointed hour, when the committee
made their report, nominating VIM. N. Amber, of
Louisa, President; twenty>three Vice Presidents
and all the Democratic editors as Secretaries
The report Of the committee was objected TO by
Jackson, of Wood, which produced the most intense
confusion and excitement.
The DISCRIMINATION continued till six o'clock,
when Mr.. Leske got the floor, and succeeded in re-
storing some quiet.
The enemies of Letoher sought to prevent the
adoption Of the previous question rule OF the House
Of Delegates, but failed.
No ballot will be reached to,night.
Nine hundred delegates are present
1t is expected that Leteher will be nominated on
the FIRST ballot easily.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO

20 e.
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
yEyERmINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East and Wheeling Benwood Park
erburg the VEST which placst untes with Railroads,
Steamers, &c, for and from all points in the
West, SOuIh-WeSti and Northwest.
Two trains Wheeling daily 1880 P. NJ, 1910 A. NJ
Direct connections are made by these trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
This is the only route to Washington City.
Passengers BY this Route visit Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA
New York and Boston, at the cost Of ticket to Boston alone BY
other lines.
Time quick and fare low via any other Route.
Inquire for tickets the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad any
of the principal Railroad Offices in the West.
E. T. FULLER, Genl Western Agent
l. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent.
W. P Smith, Master transportation deco
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fFH0 take charge Of the Dover Male Alchemy Dover, Ten
The next ensuing year commence, the FIRST Mon
day IN Perjury 1859 gentleman vino teach all the higher
branches who rell recommended, II wanted
and other need apply with family is preferred
Address Juds7n horn, Presidents Dover Tennessee.
dec7-Wtf
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Steamer w. u. Terry,
CAPTAIN MELLIKIN
Steamer EdmOnia.
CAPTAIN F. G. MOORE,
FAVE Eastport Mondays Thursdays and SATURDAYS At
o'clock, NJ, connecting with the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad at luka. Eight miles staging to PASSPORT
Arrives at Paduh Saturdays, Mondays Wednesdays at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ.
Leaves Paduh Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays O'Clock
P NJ Connecting Aurora with daily Stages and Tri
Weekly Line OF Stages the mouth Sandy, Renoldsbu
Clifton and Savannah for Nashville Through in forty eiqt
hours For freight or passageapplyto
II. H. HARRISON, Agent,
dec5-6m No. Broad street, Nashville, Tennesses
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TRUSTEES SALE.


TRUSTEES SALE
Barrel Machines and Patent Right.
an Tueay the 81 dly Of N07enbr ls5s, viii sl a. ne
Court House door u The City d Nashville, public
ton. TO the highest bidder for cash. set % Barrel Machines
number, Cruzisrs Fateut Barrel Mahnsa ana
the Letting and all Appatu thereto belonging, and
the Machine and Car shop o. hs- VanuoF, Turdqa a.
Co the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Depot lohar
with the shop right said Machines auy sae within
State Of Tennessee
said sale will Be made satisfy di o. trust executes 5 Peter
Welsh, said property he 18Th day q March. ISIS
n0v9-tls D. 2. WILKIN, rrusice.
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ROUND CORNER SHAWLS.

LARGE lot Of and elegant styles received ths day
n by express, at kUh41AH = cos,
DEC. LIN. =,
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FOR NEW ORLEANS,

TENHE new passenger steamer JAMES JOHNSON,
JEssE JOHNSON, Captain will leave for the above n-aa
and all intermediate landings, THURSDAY, the 9Th
instant p o'clock NJ. For freight passage apply board
or ldec5-dtdl A. HAMILTON, Agent
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For ST. LOIS.

TTNHE fine passenger packet sALLIE WEST
N CoRBETT, Master, will leave for the above na2-.A
and all intermediate ports, FRIDAY, Dec. 9TH
at o'clock P NJ. For freight passage apply OF
dec5-dd A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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ETNHE partnership heretofore existing between the subscribers
under the firm OF MCCALL, VANLEER & CO., this day
dissolved by mutual CONSENT W Mccall retiring from the
Yaneer authorized the firm in iqui-
datOn A. W MCCALL,
Nashville, Dec. 2, 1858. SAM YANLEER.
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I'm retiring from firm Of Mccall Vanleer Co.. take this
opportunity Of returning thanks for the liberal patronage
extended the late recommend former
dec4-tf A. W. MCCALL.
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SARI. VANLEER 8 90,

FAYING purchased the entire interest Of A. W. Mccall
the firm Of Mccall, Vanleer Co., shall continue the
Hardware Business at the old stand No. a. South Market street,
~. I'm. ~
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Steamer B. M. Runyan.
Captain JAMES Miller, leaves every Saturday at
O'Clock, P. NJ
These fine and avOrts passenger packets contract
carry United States MAIL passengers may rely on them
leaving punctua They will give through above
places, and will at Paducah splendid Uni
steamers, Alvin Adams southerner and Moses
McCleand. A. HAMILTON. Agent
dec5-dd
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FUVHE partnership heretofore existing between B. H. Smith
A. G. Garrett in the iii Lule business,
" OF Cafham, Is this day dissolved b mutual The
business viii be continued by Mr. Smith, who viii settle debts
Of the late hrm. All persons indebted said rm will make pay
to him. B. II. SMITH,
dec7-dIW A. G. GARRETT.
Valuable FARM fOF sale.
Ing # the most beautiful places in Tennessee. There
ONE THOUSAND ACRES
in the tract lying in Marshall county, fifteen coum
ba,on Duck river By the part Of the land IS very
rich and the balance Of hcky with the fines kind Of tim
Der Of all kinds.
viii sell it at great bargain either on time for cash. Per
desiring visit the premises get information B.
Moore ESQ Columbia inquire the Union and American
office or OF ". s. Flippin, Nashville, Tennessee.
&. H. MCLEAN,
dec7-w6t Hlrdsons Mills, Tennessee.
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diess and Jour shimosAies against he Democratic
party and unite with Us to preserve the rights and
Vindioats the honor Of the South against outrage,
insult, and invasion The choice is for your There
are but two parties in the country, enc friendly
and one .hOstilestO your interests. Which do you
nrnfar9
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United states Mail Steamers,

FENHAT very desirable Store Room adjoining my Office being
i No As, Cherry street, for next year. Apply to
does WILL. L. BOYD JR.
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sALEsmAN WANTED

In a New York Fancy Goods House.
TTVO person who has travelled ether for holsas Boot and
shoe, Grocery Dry Goods House, md can bring tlf.
tory letters from employer the extent 20 trade he -
influence and other aaelIon0 suea person god induce
win be offered dy the advertisers
Address B. & NJ box l9l2i Posi- Once, New York.
decf-d3t
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The ConstifufiOnaIisf.

eHhLBIFILhh1 bEDfURD CUUHIl, IAAAASSAE
]. J. MCDANIEL, Publisher.
EHNHE CONSrITUTI0NALIST is circulated hecountes Of
Bedford Marshall Lincoln, Gilc and Coffee and business
Of Nashville VIII ind then interest advertise in the
same. Terms moderdts ldec7-St
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EUST resolved large collection u stencoDc veFs, on
ID Glass and Paper
Plain and c0lori al al prices, from IS eRts EACH and up
wards.
We have great variety % views ia France, Engand, EEiEsr
aud Spain. Holland Germany. add austria Also Fiess ~ the
principal buidiugs n pAris- Mairid. London. &C
Wzygrly Novels. E8ts Groups Us1ric1l
Sketches. illustrations af Natural History &C., &c.
Copies from fine statues, llsphaes Cartoons, &C.
Various groups with Ghosts, &c, sc.
Comprising atlEetler the best collection o. hes beautiful
pictures offered 10 the city.
stereoscopes Of fine quality, very low prssg.
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The above sale is p7stp0nsIan IL ocock Saturday A. NJ,
December Ilth, 1855. D. b. WILEIN.
noy2I-tds Trlst-s.
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And shall be pleased the old friends and customers Of tn
assuring them my efforts to warrant continuance
of the liberal patronage bestowed on the old firm.
SAM. VANLEER.
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AUCTION CAHD--TEEE CASH TRADE
DURING the present. Eill be well supplied With
every variety Of GUod5, mechause &c, Whcn sill be
sold at unusually low raies-
Country merchants veil city dealers would Do we'll
sales. No Goods bought acclndt Nor
receive Goods for auction for others With
Dec ], ISIS. BENZ. r. SHIELDS.
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Gen. Quitman and the spirit OF '76,

LONG with excellent lot Of Poclhon s SMOKING Iohacco
has just been received the Manufacturers tasy
B00ksr, Of Lynchhurg, Virginia, J. W. Langley q Co.'S, sho
selling the Langh0u 4 Arrnsisld Lover than usuai.
j.. W. LANGLEY & CO..
Gec5-f A Uufon rireef
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ME- hereby certify that We have submitted The Sfrnef-
w emneTE Fever and Ague Remedy %
Close inspection and scientific si, an1 have also te1ie tE
curative qualities In severe q Fever and Ague. We tks
great pleasure IN saying that % has provost completely sacs
and mat 70 . most sal ulg compromises remedy. IL h richly
deserving she confdsnce Of brethren Of tie medical faculty
aud Of the public.
s II MAuEagT, VI. D., s. KrrTEEEDGE, M. d., n. N.
O W REvILoa8. a.. D.. Wis. Z Morn, M ID Ind
W "A SnnusGIog, u. D., Li. TEaEiSaoS, 81. ID Gal.
T J JOHSs0S, H. D., No ~ ASHTON, d. D., La
ALEX. MACKENZIE n College Street,
nov2l Agent ler Graelenherg Co.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
virtue Of deed Of trust by J. Bradford
ID the 18th day Of March, 1858, and duly registered
Registers Office Of Davidson county, viii expose sale on the
9TH day Of March, A. D., 1852 the premises all the right
J. w. Bradford has to the age Brick FIGURING MILL
chnery &c the Of Broad and High together
with the lease the ground Sale cash. and the equity
Of redemption is expressly waived in the deed
dec7-d3t ANDREW EWING. Trustee,
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Cast Iron Cooking stoves,
A great Yeriety and Of best make.
Cooking Ranges for Coal, three Sizes
Cooking Stoves for Coal;
Dining Room stoves;
open and Air Tight Franklin stoves;
Dwarf FrankIin Stoves for Dining and
Servants Rooms;
Cannon and Radiator stoves for Coal;
BOX stoves for Halls, Churches, &C;
Seven and Ten Plate stoves for shops;
Ironing Stoves ana Charcoal FurnacesS
Eureka Coal Stoves;
PhGnix Coal stoves;
FIuted Box stoves, &C., sc.
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G r A t E s =,

ATES,
Fine Enameled with Circular Tenders and Summer FsH
Common Crates for Rooms, without summsg Fronts;
Extra Tenders circular and square, all sizes;
Marbelized Iron Nantes, with Crates complete;
Iron Crates for Kitchens, best brick always hand
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DIS EsS SALE
BLIC SALE
Elm NegrOes Wanted.


WILL pay the very highest market price for likely Young
Il Negroes between the ages Of Is and Is years.
WILL. L. BOYD, JR,
deco herr stree
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er SaIIie WeSf

Stes1mef OUDd7
Captain JOHN L. BATENAN leaves every Wednesday
and Sunday, atl2 O'Clock.
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n. Q. ANDERSON. sroSEIAEE-
r.. c. AND SON & CO.,
No As Marketstr near the square;
Nashville, Tennessee,
Wholesale AMI RETAIL DEALERS IN
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
And GentIemen's Furnishing Goods
OF our own Manufacture.
FWVHANKFUL for the liberal patronage bestowed upon house
fer Of years past we beg 70 inform Old custom
ers public in general hat in receipt Of
stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which have been carefully manufactured suit this Market
hrang all the and latest sly les Of ready maze Dress Goods,
and enflemen's Furnishing G0ods 10 great abundance,
varied assortment Of beaver and pilot cloth, and
other kinds OF hand which the
We solicit call from friends and customer feeling c0nf
dent suit them in style and quality Of yos and kRoacg
can please them price, for purchased goods sell,
and are determined 70 "let them go.H
Employing none but the most skgl Worknen, and hav
Ing on hand choice select Of fine cloths
prepared make all descriptions Of clothing at the shortest
dec3-dtf r. C. ANDERSON q co.
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House Furnishing GOods.

We daily receiving articles from New have
EDd very ine assortment Of
Fire Ir1ns nd Standards.
Coal Scuttles Shovels-
Old Dominion Codee and Tea Pets.
Cofee Urns, Gsgues, Tea Coffee pots-a rsiieuls.
Oyster Plates and Dishes.
Corerei Dishes of every size.
Our rtncnt q line Cutlery IS complete.
Dec. I. MACKENZIE 4 MINCHTy.
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p BLIC SALE

Land, stock, Farming Utensils,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Germ. Fodder, Hay, &c,
SITUATED ON THE NASHVILLE OHArrANoos, RA1RoAD AT
ANTIOCH DEPoT HIGHT CITY.
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AuctIon Sic of Grocerles

Daily Line U. s. Mail Packets.
-s.ss FROM rrH
Nashville 10 Memphis, ST. LOuis and LOuis-
ViIles
LsEagssa eI.sE sa.eslAf
steamer MinnetOnka,
Captain john S. DAsmELI. leaves every Monday
and Friday, at y o'clock.
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Steamer b. NJ. Runyan,

SteameF 9slIIle " est,
Captain J. n CoRBErr, leaves every Tuesday, at 4
4o'clock, P. NJ.
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WROUGHT Iron COOKING STOVES

HONE MANUFACTURED and warrantsaa s good and con
yenient for cooking stove made in tie United States
make four sizes suitable for Families Hotels and Plantations
ed with hot attachments and al The vessels made
best manner.
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RefrigeratOrs;
Water Coolers;
Ice Picks and
Mallets.
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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-11-02

UMs-The Raleigh papers publish list
OF the premiums awarded at the late State Fair,
from which we copy those named below The resi-
denees of the successful competitors is not given,
but we think there was nothing awarded to any
one in this section of the State with the exception
OF Messrs Ramsour L Seagle of Liaeolnton In
fact there were but few articles of any kind ON ex-
hibtion from West of Salisbury.
For the best Thorough bred Stallion over wears
a premium of $50 awarded to J. III. Boswell
for best Jack raised in the State, :. Lloyd, SIS
best brood mare, J H Holloway, $40; best pair
mules, Maj W ID Jones, SO; best bull, H
Young, SIS; best bull calf, W w Holden, $40;
best yoke of oxen, W r Crawford, SIS.
For best variety of wheat, Dunn, S3 best
corn, W Jones, So; best cotton in stalk, c L
Hinton, 3d. best bale of cotton, A Mial SO
best butter, Mrs i Caldwell, SO; best Dbl -four,
J S Holt $40.
For best blackberry wine, Mrs Gen Winslow,
So, I'd best, Miss NJ Winslow, So; best variety
of pears, peaches and guinness and best variety of
APPLE pear and peach trees, Westbrook 4 Co., pre-
miums amounting to SIS. Is
For best Chinese Sugar Cane Min, n Boydcn &
Son, $40; they also got several premiums for agri-
cultural implements. For best sugar cane strip,
DIR Thos Bailey, So.
For best horse pleasure carriage, B j Perkin-
son, s25; best open buggy, A Upchurch, SIS.
For best pair mems boots, Ranlsour & Seagle So;
best buggy harness, Hardy Harris, ST. best lot of
backing manufactured by Woodward of Fay
etteville, So. ...
Hon. Thos. Rufin was reelected President of
the State Society; I'll Smith, j s Dancy, DIR W
II Holt DIR J + Williamson, vice Presidents; j
IIutchins, Treasuser; J III Bryan, Secretary.
The receipts of the Society this year amounted
to about So 900
We learn that there was large accession of
members to the State Society.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-11-02

At Woodlawn, CASTOR county, the 18th ult, DIR.
e Powe of Salisbury, to Miss Maggie IL. Alexander.
Also, at the same time and place, W. L. Barber, Attor
ney at Law of Wilkesboro, to Miss Ada l.. Alexander
daughters of r. N. Alexander, Esq. 80 s-z ..s -
Near Statesyille on the 27th ut, Mr. A r. Laurence
TO Miss Sarah S. Simonton
On the 26tl uit, Rev A. H. Lester of the s. c. Con-
ference, to Miss Sue Mccullough of Williamsburg Dis
triet, S. c. rs .srs 1.ss-.. -. s..
In York District, the 2lst ult Mr. Leander Jones
to Miss Elizabeth Archer. Also the goth, Mr. Robt
L. Davidson to Miss Mary II. Latimer.
In Rowan eounty, the 10th ult, Mr. Adam c. Cas-
per to Miss Mary G. Allen. 49,. q ...-. FISH,. 4a.
In Rowan county, on the 9th ut by the Rev. f. c.
Alexander, Mr. r. j. Sloan of Claremont Miss jimmie
S. daughter of j. C. Goodman, Esq.
Iredell Express please copy.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-11-02

PERsONAL.-It is not agreeable to Us to allude
personal matters, and We never do it when We
eau consistently refrain from it; but we must be
allowed to say that the person who started the re-
port that the Editor of this paper wanted Mr.
Holden nominated for Governor so that he might
ret possession of the Standard, t. rcry great
lar and destitute of principle. We could not be
Induced to change our present location or position
Tor any other in the State or out of it. We deem
II necessary to say this much in order that the
port may not mislead any one as to intentions
or desires. AS to the Standard changing hands
We know nothing about that, but presume such an
occurrence has never been contemplated by its
Editors; for had Mr. Holden been nominated, his
partner, Mr. Wilson, no doubt would have con-
tinued the Standard, as he is every way competent
To do So
Newspapers are individual enterprises (at least
ours isl and flourish or anguish according to the
way in which they are managed by their propretors,
therefore we generally support or oppose whoever
We choose always remembering to do justice to all
and take uneluc adcantoge with our paper to
advance any one to office. But it should be borne
III mind that there are some people who are simple
enough to consider it no more harm to be friendly
to Mr. W. W. Holden than to Mr. anybody else,
and at the same time not be liable to have
their motives impugned. We desire to avoid and
prevent strife between gentlemen protesting the
same political principles but if ever the time comes
when privileges denied one class of our fellow
citizens and accorded to another, We shall be pre-
pared to resist it; and entertain fears as to
how the people will decide the matter We say
thus much-we want to saw no more