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ATTESsss H anG 8 S2 GENERAL
Howard Fire and Marine Insurance Conn
pany OF Philadelphia.
Franklin Buildings, No. "a Walnut ST., Philadelphia.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Capital paid in and invested S4Os 100
ChareredCapal 6OoOoO
Insure against loss or damage by Fire. Marine and Inland
Navigation at the lowest rates,
%@ + ss,'a 4 sEEss:l:;
Avn Eyre , Eagsr Sdon y T% R r
Nathan Iah R. Ports. L. n. Barrenshs 80 = '''''''
@ E. sPANGLER, Vice President.
". H. WOODS, Secretary.
New York Life Insurance Company.
No. LOG Broadway.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
PLINY FREEMAN, Actuary.
Cash Capital sllSs4o 22nd rapidly accumulaing on the
Mutual Plan. Dividends from 30 to 30 per annually.
\ B. BE1NEE8IoT, N. D.,
"a Medical examiners.
American Life Insurance and Trust Conn
pany.
ONp''-' CHARTER PERPETUAI '''''''''
- ALEXANDER wHILDIN, President
JOHN @. SIMS, Secretary.
Riskstaken on both WHITE and SLAVE LIVES, on the
most favorable TERMS
AGRNoY-No lO4 Camp street, corner Of Poydrss st. New
Orleans. r. 9. LATTIN9
fe2s ly j. s. COPIES.
HITCHCOCK ~ LATTING, COMMISSION, FOR.
Of Camp aud Poydfas Streets, New orssns
a. h hTqHS9oA Orleans A. VI in eoA@snda%
fe26l Frankfort, Ky.
TTNIoN INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
CASH cAPITAI.-s25OOOO
The Union Insurance Company OF New Orleans now pre-.
pared to take the usual FIRE. RIVER and MARINE RISKS
No. IL CAMP STREET.
This Company offers to insurers the security Of Cash Capital
Of Quarter Million of Dollars, and also permits the in
participate In the profits of the Company upon the
MUTUAL PRlNClPLEthey receiving Scrip bearing six per
prefer they may receive return Of TEN PER CENT In cash
upon the amount 81 their premiums.
All losses will be adjusted promptly and equitably,
JULES DoLHoNDE, Secretary. '''1'-''
DIRECTORS.
r. W. OGDEN OF the firm of P. Cusaehs Bre A Co,
CARL kOHN, Of the firm of @. Kohn RYAN
L. +. 9ENEREs, Of the firm of Abai Generes Co.
VICTOR MAIGNAU, Of the drmof v. 4 Il. MAignau.
NJ. J. cunts, Of the hrm Of Shaw 4 cunts.
P. LOBlT, of the firm Of Lobit 4 Carpenter.
JOHN DOLHoNDE Of the firm Of Martin Owen 4 Cobb.
NJOTICE-THE CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE.
operations and prepared take Fire Marine River
Risks at The usual rates.
Geo. v. West, R. p Hunt
JAS A. White, MI Musson
Evan j. Mccall, Martin Gordon, Jr,,
D. Janlson, Panin j. Martin
Antonio Costs, Cesaire Olivier,
omer 4Ai'aFa' n M, John Eaton,
oMER GAIILARD, President
,C,,,,,, GEO. W. WEST, Vice President.
a. sNkElBEh, Secretary MO ly
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a VIRGINIA AND MARYLANDH NEGROES
~ for Sae-Rsmoval from Ezplanade street.
~ WALTER L. CAMP BELL. has purrhased Nos n AND
kfI3 Baronne street where he will be found early In ne
fall with large lot OF Virginia and Negroes Tor sale
He preparing ample and healthy quarters for the Increased
business be intends conducting coming season The
location between Grsyier and Common BsIOnns street.
which the second from tbs ST. Charles Hota
and is convenient 10 ali the merchants and hotels.
WALTER l.. CAMPBELL.
II and rs Baroane street,
aau lytW between Grayier and Common.
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= n. CAssEDY,s EATING SALOON.

MN ~ CASSEDf's EATING SALUDN,
HSN @skl2l DRAWER STREET
~ MI The public respectfully informed that the
$1&4f above Establishment for the Season.
under the immediate superintendent Mr. HUGH CASSIDY
brother Of the late James Cassidy, OF St Charles
This Establishment Is conveniently located for gentlemen
whose business make desirable for them
dine out being nearly central to the business of the city
The table will be constantly supplied with every variety Of
FIE~ H. FISH and oYSTERS in short all the dslcacies Of
the season, and in their greatest perfection.
Ready and obgng Walters will be in attendance and moth
ing shall be wanting the of the proprietor render the
compleiest satisfaction. tal8 I'm
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I WRIGHT - CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
sand popular Family Medicines which they oer to supply
Druggists and Dealers at Proprietor lowest Wholesale
General Depot Special Agency No. ISL q Charters
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STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New orleans
Be remembered that this twelfth day Of January 1855
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and Tor the
city aforesaid personally appeared ThoS sCo President and
Orleans who being duly according to law,
above accounts just and true and
a correct transcript from the Books Of said Company
THOMAS SLOO, President
JAS EDWARDS, Secretary.
Sworn subscribed before this wef day Of Janu
airy, 1853. @. NJ BRADFokp,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Directors have resolved to interest of
Six per cent in cash. on outstanding Certificates OF Profits
the holders thereof their legal representatives on and
after the second Monday In February proxmo. Also to de-
clare dividend of Forty Seven per the earned prem
of the Company ending 3st December, 1851 for which
Certificates will be and after 18th March next
THOMAS sLoO President.
JAMES d. DENEGRE, Vice President.
JAMES EDWARDS. Secretary.
DIREcroRs:
James d. Denegre II. j. Hart,
A. d. Kelly, Jno c. Kicks,
Hugh Wilson, j. H. Stauiler,
j. Y. de EgaHa II. r. L0nsdae,
Henry Renshaw, John q, Gaines,
A. O. Tremoulet, ThOs. Sloo. jaib I'm
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

o. VERANDAH HOTEL, Corner OF Camp
Evan Street and Lafayette Sqnareuu and after the LIST Oco
E Der next meals will be served at this Hotel as follows
Breakfast from early sunrise until l0 O'Clock.
Dinner from till O'Clock.
Tea from till O'Clock. 49, =
6ul JNO. T. JETER
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THos. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President.
MILLINERY

IN MRS. 4. JEFFERS RESPECT u ~
fully informs her patrons shat she reopeued on MA.
* Monday the sd inst at her old stand, at the z4<S1
Of Camp and Julia Streets large and Saf<a
nihcent assortment Of PAkISIAN MILLINERY and FANCY
GOODS
An extensive variety Of every article in the Millinery bust
will be found her establishment All business entrusted
10 her wi be al % wi u2
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Schedule of Mails.

little boy in Cambridge describes snoring as
dieting of Sleep
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- MERCHANTS HOTEL, CORNER OF ST
ta.:1 CHARLES aud Canal streets.
.H The undersigned, for several years has had u
management Of the Arcade informs his friends and acquan
that he has opened the above location HOTEL which
designed to be FIRST CLASS In respect The
large aud well venhedthe Table will be supplied with
everything that the market Affords Trusting by merit to de-
support he respectfully Of the public patron
age. j. DEBAUN,
ial9 1y Proprietor.
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WOLVES AROMATIC SCHEIDAM SELMA -.
Druggists and Merchants and all dealers any Of tie
articles contained the above catalogue will find their sd
vantage by calling sending their orders above, where wiz
be found the assortment of GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES in the United States and the lowest prices
Please address. J. WRIGHT a co,
GENUINE DEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
matt Nos ISL and q Charities street, NewOrleans.
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NeA NHFtANUAH IIUIEIa, UURNEK Of IA
EsA1 fayette Square ana Camp street.
AM This tavoe establishment formerly Florence House
undergoing thorough renovation and will be opened tS
the public the LIST October The location being opposite La
fayete Square, and in the Immediate vicinity Of all the fash
onabe places OF amusement better adapted the comfort
Families havng broad yerandnhs than any other hotel in The
South This house be Of the rs class and second to mont
IN all its appointments.
sel4 II JOHN T. JEFFR.
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Omer GAIIaTd
Company continues against the peris OF the
damage by re the current rates
Of premiums.
oFTIcE NO 5 CArondelet street.
o. GAILLARD. President.
GEO. W. WEST, YicePresldent
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Mrs Gardner convicted of murder in the second de-
gree for poisoning her husband late postmaster at Hing
ham, Massachusetts, has been sentenced to the House of
Correction for life + u"
Mr. Nathaniel Willis publishes in the Boston Recorder
his experience Of half century in newspaper life In
1906 he commenced apprenticeship in the Boston
Chronicle, in the room in which his father had
worked, and where Benjamin Franklin worked before
him. In 1903 Mr. Willis started the Eastern Argus in
Maine and in 1916 started the Recorder areigious
paper, in Boston, in connexion with Mr. Sidney f. Morse
who however, Withdrew, leaving the paper to Mr.
Willis. brisk controversy has lately been waged
corning the claim of the Recorder to be the oldest re
gous journal in the country Mr. Willis is now In his
10Th He concludes his chapter Of experiences with
the following bit Of counsel 70 the of journal
lists Young who aspire to the press profession,
let old man advise you TO depend industry integ
rty perseverance,, sefreanoe, and the blessing Of God
rather than the promises of men. BY these have
ceeded with the advantage of education which only
printing Office affords have paid my debts, and by
prudence, and by gathering up the fragments, have
competence which viii carry me to the edge of the Jor-
dan. 90 salsft n Y. 4ps 5t &c. .At,s
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IEHE GREAT WONDER OF TILE NINETEENTH

century Professor WOODS Restorative,
NJ ys The 81 Louis o Democrats publish letter 10
NV this city, from gentleman Malne which speaks glow
nave its effect when coming reliable source II certificates
Of TRUTH the Doctor encomums uscless
BATH, QIe,) Jan, 20, 1866.
pRor wooD CO.. Gentlemen Having my attention called
w months since to the highly effects Of your hair restor
we & was induced make application il upon my own hair
were Of ~. @ Su gray probably one third white whkers
ue % Of your Hair Restorative H. soon found Il was
OsS tnaa wished used about twice have
announcer bottle, OF which have can now certify
ON world that tho gray white hair has totally disappeared both
mead and and my hair has natural color and
oheVe more soft and glossy than before for Ave
wa h am now sixty Years old good wife, age Of any
an above notice deem due your discovery
hay" mat whoever win rightly per directions viii not
Ivy ana resident here for the years and am known 10
above with my na y as yoa Amy nse you may make
Per'e 'he beauties OF nature in others myself
A q RAYMOND,
..sa RunsoEE, Jan. a. 1858.
wooDS HAIR RESTORATIVE
Troy Woop Dear Having the misfortune IN lose Tho has.
portion Of hair the effects Of the yellow rvoTin Nov, d
20 was induced to make your preparation and found
answer the very thing needed Ny hair is now tck and
The T afflicted such FINLEY JoHSsoS s1cs %
Me- pastor the Orthodox church Brookneld Massachuses
S0nuemah Of great influence and universally beloved
WM. DYER.
p.,- IT. BRooKYpD, JAM H. 1858
ROY WoOp Dear Having made trial Of your Hair
MOVING me pleasure 10 that Its excellent IN re-
,o, have been troubled from chdhood and has also re
my har, which becoming gray "a ia ORIGINAL color
profit "''A "N''i HAe the same pleasure or
III. p...-. Yours truly, J.K. BRAGG
dunn .ns Rave put in bottles of three Sizes viz large me
per Doto the medium holds least twenty nor cent
man The small rctails for bottle. hc lara
bottle ' ~ 0U"~ uoeh proOrhon and rctals for So
g WOOD Co. Proprcors, sl2 Broadway New York M ,h
II Louis, No. ''s NS1 HN' IA MARKET street, |
AuEls-d3mo ' @ N'"''s'
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
$. c. Herring & Co.'s patent champion safes.

RINHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
hndng mat discriminating public bcstowing their patron
70 t extent that more warerooms exhibit all
s,ock nave enlarged their depot opening
@ on hroadway No. 25l OF Murray street.
ose lpe ey Hail. This enlargement
recent extensive enlargement factory cuabe the suscr
ers 70 Keep on hand all times larger burglar
oo safes han any other establishment in the world
nnon VIII be had to constructing private families match
WIN other furniture, for the security plate ewciry.
s.E. Also ....u E .4FlH t4.4..f
on hand and make TO order oil kinds money chests vault
DOORS and bank vaults patent powder proo Is for bapks
or store doors Jones permuaon bank c and
patent letter lock, without key. T'' go
s. G. HERRING & Co.,
Nos 1885, 1877, and l3g Water street. and
NO. 2ol broadway, corner Murray st., New York.
y. CoYlE Co., Agents
Washington, d. @.
May 28-ly Ricbnon5 v,ran,.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

T,RoN WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
II oF THE WEST soUIIlWEST, AND NokIHWLSI,--BuII
Saa,pr tND ONO RAILROAD, FALL ARRANGEMENTS. q.
T through daily except sunday rom wash
tpg,on for West as follows; ,., ,,
Isl NAL train Tsb, snnday eAeepeu eonpeoE
a. rosslv al Washington Junction, for the West
hs % 81 Louis and Chicago Express Connexion leaves
Wsshtnon at p reaching Cincinnati at o. M next day
W. necina directly train for Louisville Cairo and the
SbWe and for Louis Kansas, 80 Time from washington 10
Sacinnsi "a hours o Louis only "A hours 80. -
~ view ihe grand scenery Of the road In daylight take
hcr The as a. m 330yp train from WASHINGTON NAa
For all stations the Northwestern virginia road
M me D. M train Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad lake
Wv gh tickets and baggage all quarters and every
r. nTssibIe facility found upon this route. "
sy naonre fr stem OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road viii leave washington follows; ....... .
Nor An points Washington junction and Piedmont take the
y, an n stations between Piedmont and Wheeling 90
M train 10 connect with the Frederick train take ihe $50 p m
train ..r -....H. ENf
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST:
Ianye Washington Baltimore at 6l5 and 7i5 m, and Sso
and a as p. m. Sunday $50, p. only.
Leave 80 and 80, aud $50 and 80 p m
ON sunday 4.3o, a. m. only. ..a ra..- y.
The IS only win stop at way stations and for An
napois connexions. -.
ne 45 a. M SEQ p m the chcfccnDecng trains for
the West 45 and $50 trains for the East
For further inquire the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ticket onloe Of THoS II, PARSONS Agent, Washington.
- --H1 w. p. SMITH, s
od3 Master Of Transportation Baltimore,
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS The steamer
- GEORGE PAGE will run follows:
Leave Alexandria a. g. 10 IL O'Clock, q A. and O'Clock
p. m. %
Lave Washington at O. O. IL oc,ock M and O'Clock,
p. m.
The THOMAS CoYER, when the route, will opposite
hours Fare 10
whaey orrnbses connecting with the Page and Coyer will
Capitol 18th and Pennsylvan avenue
be same time the boats leave Alexandria
June s-eod--tf RICHARD wAIIACII, President.
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN, d. CO.,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
ESsuE circular 2otes and credits for travellers
available in all the principal the world Also mercan
ue credits, for use in Europe, China, SC. . 80 3
May 2S-dmos - Wv '# ..Hg
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NOTICE TO TRAvELLERs.--NEw ARRANGE


HENT wTHG TEATLY IMPR0yE SCHEDULE FROM WASH
iRIT TO ALL PARTS OF THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST,
lIOAAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL
lLNETwo fast daily lines from Washington the South
SJuhwcst their bcrhs, OF 6
and ~ Passengers by the morning boat obtain fine
breakfast on board and enjoy sail Of hours
beautiful Potomac passing full view Of BY
evening boat they insure good supper four
comfortable berths Richmond
with all the trains for the South and Southwest
The southern mail this "A
miles shorter and 100 miles less raroadng than any route
making certain connexions 10 .rg ." ..
FEEDERcsBuRG, RrsosD, PruRsBrRG, YmGnA
WnnISGToS, n c. CHaRIEos, s. c. Augusta,
&D MoHIE ALA, NEw ORLEANS
8,J @ -.l
Also, connect at Richmond with Tie Danvlc, southsdo Virginia.
Tennessee, and East Tennessee railroads 'sf'"7a'1
FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO it""
Danvlle, Bristol, palton
Chattanooga, Huntsville, v Memphis
lyuchbuE, Knoxville Atlanta
Nashville, Grand Junction, Montgomery
and New Orleans -
For through tickets the route uaure
tho southern ticket Office No 32 avenue door
east Of Browns Hotel board the boats foot OF
..r -N#v4@ GEO. T. MATTlNIY,
August lily ss.... .,rs 5s Ticket Agent
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DRoPoSALS FOR SHAFTS.
u s. CArrro1 ExrgyuoS AND WASHINGTON AQuEDucr 0yrx
D. .5.. a. Washington. Septonber Both. lb5s

u g. CAPfToI EXTENSION WASHINGTON AQuEDucr
fs ra, .grt, Ia . Washington, September Both, 1855
SEALED PROPOSALS
day December noon furnishing the grounds the
Extension Of the Capitol hundred Shafts for the columns cf the
exterior portcos Of that building t 1ts4hat
The dimensions follows stga tsaa .atsFg
hundred shafts including the upper 0 the each
shaft be eighth inches height
the bottom OF the top the upper astraga
The diameter the bottom shaft three
and fyecighs inches the diameter q the shaft above e
base be three md the neck below the two feet six
eighth inches the OF astrBgai be
feet inches These the nett dmen-
sions Of the work when finished. A th h3M s88& 48
All sabbed round dimensions, and be free
would beshcs IN the finished columns
composition the exterior OF the Capitol E
which Leo Massachusetts, FSh
Every proposal should accompanied with block
cubic specimen Of the marble offered This
will submitted chemical mechanical
being accepted for the work. ~ tAtftf fNfl#
proposals within marble Kill
be delivered and should be accompanied written
signed by responsible the effect that he
they undertake that the bidder bidders WILL his their bids be
obligation within
TO be accompanied by the certificate of the Cncd States
District Judge, United District Attorney
officer general government Engineer
Department Of War; the guaranors able 70 make good their
guarantee. -
right to rccct any or an bids not
deemed advantageous and other procuring
the marble. & a atN#A E1a@st'E h#It428 Wg f@#AHM
Proposals will be received furnishing shafts single
blocks In blocks OF less than length and the
er Of shafts offered in single blocks should
be stated. @ ast 3 = tifNR ,seF&
Proposals will be opened Dccember
The Of bidders who
y I43A& BY order of tho Secretary Of War; sS NSf88
h.r. .. .ra y. "f.''.,
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The Freeman journal contradics the statement now
making the rounds OF the papers that the Pope has for
hidden, penalty Of communication the use Of The
name OF Mary for children.
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G n norr.
l. Q. O. LAMAR


l. Q. o. n. a. AuTRY.
r AMAR, MOTT & AUTRY, AttorneysatIaw,
II Holly Springs practice the
Appaas Jackson Federal U onooc the Courts
tho Judicial Of Assssp tho col
Of Claims throughout North Mississippi Sept Is-dN
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Night lines sqare lonEer exs0
proportion payable advance
viii charged pe each
the aasy
per square Special notices charged
lhs foregoing rates, ..ts.sss4aae
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VOL. XIV. NO. 40.
pRoPosALs FOR INDIAN GOODS.
DErAKrAksr oy mn ISrKnoR,

y Ulnto IldlAh AHAsJ IbO6
IAED PROPOSALS endorsed Proposals for Cass
2 B. or 4, as the be- will be
dians Aaas Washington city until 10 o'clock M SATURDAY,
The thirteenth day November next for furuhng he following
named articles
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Payment Tor Subscriptions Invariably advance
the v always be dponnned expiration
hcrted fr gpiess Tafwe Notice % gwen
he Ggif subscTptAns expire ~ y 49, "
RsH1i anees BY mad M be le NE Subscribers nee
o' INV PuuHeIsf y ~ az SAleens 8W.l8 EEwftS
RATES ON ApyNRres4Sa
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TrHE MUTUAL LIFE INsURANcE onNps.SSTyy

III or NEW YORK o0iuf AM
bonds aud mortgages Of nrs class 'o"'a ~ sssso
FfcierkS Winston presidcnt I..s, Ah,o,, ..-. hyla
osrnst W D. examining physician fes Ninth srcet
anu urter Information AZ ne oaRr. 40
,.. a. "a. CHARLES DE sEIDEN, Agent
'NNe ~@-u0n' No. bo7 Seventh street
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FORM OF A GUARANTEES,

To Carr NJ, c. Mnss, u Engineers.
We the undergncd residents OF --4-1 4, ,fe s,.t. !,
hereby, jointly and seycralIy. covenant ,slh ,s
United States and guaranty, In The foregoing hid
DO accepted that he or they w within the
e said od execute the contract for the same With COED ara
sufficient sureues, 70 perform the furnish f r,cyes ,
cd conformity TO the terms upc wnhs,
was made And in case the said shall Gall u enter H.,
contract az aforesaid we guaranty make good The ,
t"een 'ue oer py tne sad and the lowest bidder
..ss @fANABM
A@.al.e et HE# ttt.hi AFts# fe ifM ,6 Risa CnAa
ihrrcby certify that the my nooayo and scf ,,
0ct1-eodtd ' N.,.uN
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When the free States shall be sufficiently demorazed
to tolerate these designs they reasonably conclude that
slavery will be accepted by those States themselves
shall not stop to show how speedy how complete would
bc the ruin which the accomplishment of these slave
holding schemes would bring upon the country For one
should not remain in the country to test the sad e
pertinent Having spent my manhood, though not my
whole fe in free State aristocracy of any kind
much less arstocracy of Shareholders shall ever make
the laws of the land in which shall be content 90 live
You will tell that these fears are exravagan and
chimercal. answer they so, but they are 80 only
because the designs Of the Shareholders aud can be
defeated But it Is only the possibility OF defeat that
renders them They cannot be defeated by inactivity
There is escape from them compatible with non
resistance How then and in what way shall the ne
cessary resistance be made There is only one way
The democratic party nRa Be permanently dO7od from Tie
government The is that the democratic party is
inextricaby committed to the designs of the savehod
ers which have described q of$
The very constitution Of the democratic party commits
IL to execute all the designs OF the savehodes what
ever they may be- IL Is not party of the whole Union
OF oil the free States and all Of the slave States nor vet
is II party of the free States in the North and in the
Northwest but it sectional and local party having
practically It's seat within the slave States and counting
its consistency chiefly and almost exclusively there or
all lis representatives in Congress and in the electoral
colleges, two-thirds uniformly from these States
Its great element Of strength lies in the vote Of the slave
holders augmentcby the representation Of three hs OF
the slaves Deprive the democratic party of this strength