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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-02
JiMES'S LAST AND BEST.

LORD MONTAGU'S PAGE, an Historical Romance of
the Seventeenth Century, by G. P. r. JAMES
ALSO,
LECTURES UF LOLA NUMB, COUNTESS OF lands
held,) Including her Biography.
ALSO
THE CRUISE OF THE BETSY, or a Summer Ramble
among the Fossliferous Heposes Of the Hebrdes
or Rambles Of GeoloEist, or Ten Thousand Niles
over the Fossiliferous Deposites Of Scotland, by
Hugh Miller, Ii ID Just received by
ie2l-u CHARLES W. SMITH.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-02
Lebanon, Tenn. Nashville TtHn
P. & G.. ANDERSON.
wHoIIsAIE GRoCFRs, PsoDUcE AND
COMMISSION NTS
AND DEALERS
Brandies, Wines. Whisky, &C.,
ALSO.
Dealers I'm Bacon, Lard and Country
Produce. of every description,
Nos. IS and a. CoIlege Sired,


Nos. IS and a. ColIege Sired,
NASHVILLE, TENNEsSEE.
WE HAVE now In store, and offer for sale cheap
w the following choice and select articles:
5000 sacks nne salt; geo bags Coffee;
5000 % coarse do; 80 hhds. sugar from nne
!, 600 kegs Nails, assorted; 90 choice;
800 bags Cotton Yarns, 100 dog Painted Buckets;
nssoriel so - Cedar do;
500 bbls. rcCpd Whisky; IS Tubs;
30 " Rye DO; 800 netnUohnz, assorted
SO a. bourbon do; rs hbis Loaf Crushed A
90 :" Annnneehala do; Powdered Sugar;
Is q" sweet Vine; 500 reams Wrapping Pa
lo1@ pipes tine Brandies; per- assorted sizes;
25 bbls. GIN: 200 boxes Glassware as
Is Rum, sorted;
loo 600 Cigars, assorted, so dog Washboards:
goo q. j. Caps bags Spice;
SO bNs. Tobacco asst'd; 10 4" Pepper;
25o A" Prcscott's soap; 20 I" Ginger;
200 bags shot, assorted 100 casks English Soda:
5000 lbs bar Lead; 8 bbls Rrmstone:
bbis. Backing; Alum;
10 Matches; . casks Aadder.
coroOns indigo;
And every other article IN the Grocery line which
are offered at extremely low prices.
7. & G. ANDERSON,
Oct IL. NCs. as and A. College Street.
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FOR RENT.

LNOR the balance Of the year, Room on Cherry
Il street, suitable for Office sleeping room.
Apply 10 AIFN. pEIISSER
Jyl7-u No. North College street.
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Negroes ror Sale.
FOR RENT.

WE have a good House Carpenter, and first r
w Cook Woman. Cheap for Cash.
1y21-f II. IL HAYNES 4 co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10
Theatrical and other Amusements.

TIE CRcrs TRorPE continues be very wy patroazed
the Broadway theatre II is fully worth the admission
lee TO Magiltons monkeyisms.
IHE RAvKfs. az Nbios, will perform 10 the pantom'mes
&C Robert Macaire' and "Asphode and Urea Matha
Is 80 20 through her graceful dances IA "Acasta."
Al rIfE RowERY promised the au1 exciting
drama denominatel i" Rolfe the Red Right Hand the
Asphodci pantomme and the lively farce OF Love in
Livery
BvyToSs--Mss vandeuhoff and Mr. sSinboarnc are 70
have Joint benefit tonight, when they are % play IN
Woman Heart and the petite comedy Of q Delicate
Ground
Mn. WALLACE VIII make his second appearance this
IN tho Merchant OF Venice" With regard % the pro
duoon Of which piece the reader referred article
elsewhere.
LAURA kEgNEs-h is scarcely worth while 70 repeat The
long standing announcement that Mr. Tom Tiy ors famous
comedy, "our American Cousin" Is 20 be gwen, with
farce
AnEhleAN sEtM.--Thosc precious specimens Of
hnmautty the YavistoSsG plutommc aud ballet troupe,
aud Wren comedians perform in the afternoon AMI
ming
Nns1Rsrsy.-Iu addition 70 the customary variety of
fongs dan,e hQresqucs, &c We arc rendered the after
piece sylcd southern Life Illustrated" at Woods "
Ant got Time IL larry 10 Bryants, and the Magic
6uitart' al 49, broadway.
MNE 1oHSsnN GrATyrR, proposes to give concert az
pIw0rihs tonight She Is 20 be assisted BY several su
,rlor artists and number Of first class cal compost
IONS vii be performed.
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J)ED AND WHITE ASH CoAtg.--LEIITGH U3ENUfNE
II aud peach orchard warranted the rst quality asp lvr
lool urrei and English camel recently imported MI att
pwest market prices HrNKy KEByE % Canal AMI
Centre, and Jane and West streets
a, A PER TON-RED ASH PEACH ORCHARD co AZ,
nIf dry ard clean; arge nr So stve, crate, ADD
furnace white ash iehgh ara inerpoo ., lowest pri.es
Yard NO 1859 West Nineteenth street. seventh aud
Eiehh avenues Wood 81 All kinds, and kintlng wood
delivered.
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MATRIMONIAL.

a GENTLEMAN or LIBERAL EDUCATION. RE-
"A fined manners and ample fortune u DESTROYS
an acquaintance lady u aiahie te modest
worth, with 4 view ~ matriuony. Address tHESfrN r.
HARiIN0fuRD, Psinceton, n. y.
4 HIGHLY RESPECT ABiE YOrSG LADY AGED
"A seventeen, stranger In New York, prepOsssssfng ami
having brought auenae and wealth
prr 10 parents deceased becoming reduced IN
cu stances desiring better her situation, wishes ~ meet
with m honorable liberal minded gentlemen, wih visw u
rafnony Address Niss ketcecs Mersc, Madison pare
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a rtw fMphOvEMySr.-i DECKERS PURE Fnks-
n cOrbins'tDn cushion, pseued Nov. p 1855 riird
tables every descgp nersnt sizes for private
prices varying rom sboto 500. )rsg ~ sire All kirds
Of billiard ming, az. Il. DECKER, % m ST
billiard BALLS, BAGATFff.E BALLS ANB FIT
ID teen ball pool patent compressed ivory 100 per cent
cheaper than ivory TOR SIX mdnhs For sale
Nv Nm nj WtLbiN1, manufactures and inventor, 40
Br9lrie
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WATCHES, JEwELRy. sc.
NEWSPAPERS.

NOTICE, NoTlcF.-TnE SUBSCRIBERS. PATRONS
~ and the pubic generally viii please take notice that the
EyENINg will not be issued ~ day and % NOR
rw on account removing the once v the erner o Nm
street and broadway, under the American Mueum IL VIII
again appear on Monday dec. rs, A. " ~
,I'Hr DEBATES OF CONGRESS.
Ibe Iav ohe containing the debates for his session,
furnished by reporters will be FAoshed rom hs h 81
December, lsbs. ~ the LIST OF April. 1862, Tor 81 .
The Congressional Globe aud Appenlm, ctginng w Is
bates revised the speakers printed 10 book tn VIII DC
published for g.
Persons who desire either may obtain by enclosing " to
JOHN 4. hfNES Washington my. ~ =.
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Ms IMPROVED prLLtaRp TABLES AVID
COMBINATION CUSHIONS.

PATENTED Fen. 10, 1855 OCT. IS iss5 DEC. g .s57;
JAN. IL lSSs; NV. rs, ls3
These well known be he best in tse 1f'.
~ saia cnfy uflcory "a and IS ree aud
Al PIiELAsS, 10 aud is5 Broadway. N. n
SyUsRPS IMPROVED BIILTsaD TARLES-wTrH ~.
- III Ilomsus patented reiexbs cushions, patented Nav
n s5saekuo siesed by the most s1ienuhc snd rrtott
,isye-s ~ nor world tnr ard
nsa, ,ldiabes ct 6e altered ~ rer less ID any ihet
mixer N4nnfacpry ils rul1t stre-i, Ne i lorS
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NEW PUBLICAT1ONS.
4 announcement FOR THE LADIES.
"A WILL BE OUT ON THE IlTH,
LADIES'

A INVOLVEMENT FOR rHE LADIES
"A WILL be ovT n 9S TnE llrH,
AMERICAN MAGAZINE.
LITERATuRE, FASHION, AMUSEMENT INSTRUCTION..
Embracing The popular features Of the late GRAnAMs MAeA-
This sew " s viii combine a. the most ss
will far exceed any other periodical now pub
Shsa every E HsmnsT fsiGqga STsgg ENGRAVING
Engraved by the best artists the popular designs
also every @SS S1 STEP spfPss
Engraved IN the best style Of the art expressly Tor ms
win fun and plain tescrpo os,c M ee sysa
for ladies children also handsome patterns for croche
The MOST POPULAR STORY WRITER'S
of The day viii be among its constant contributors
Historical sketches of society iay tales sketches Of
s ss o. pss
fashion gossip curoses items for the ladies' interesting ex
tracts from nsT Tf Hsff Ebi 80 IS EASY TALK,
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this speak iorsef and without further parade
in the Of promises we extend an invitation to all TO send
for a specimen number and Judge for themselves
News gencies in this city
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One copy year. " I've copies one year. 49, seven copies
TOR sALE-AT ROOM NO MARKET BANK, A PER
he % a5 Of Shh n
7s perfect copy Of the works e David Humphreys Minis
Washington; charter Society OF New York. 1883,
situton OF Iontine Coffee House, 1896
VEsTIGEs OF THE SPIRIT HISTORY OF MANDY $.
f. Dunlap Member OF the American Oriental Society, New
co Mr. Dunlap starts with the position that power is the
here TO be active and that s will and hence his
dual rise of systems one cnus growing out Of another He
holds that thought grows like plant that fruits become
the bases Of further Developments ana that the
gons having Inc earth for the stage Of their conflict OF these
MahOmetaDism Christianity older than
b. six centuries buddhism is older than Christianity by about
Eve CENTURIES and is itself young when compared with the
three thousand yesrs Of Brahmansn Christianity is the re
scarcely than fourth of the human family the
following the other three forms of fsh which i'm
former modes Of worship long since passed
away Mr. Dunlap divides hs vast subject into thirteen chap
ter under the heads Of spirits, Great Gods Sun Worship
Fire Worship, Light .osmogony, Philosophy the Logos,
Genesis and Exodus the Garden poytheism, Brahmansm
and Buddhism, the Word Religions discusses tho
roughly AS contribution % the history Of religion
rican book be with His hores will be recog
nzea the mos, eminent inqurers truth many Ian
guages-MoveTs. Lassen, kawlnson, Lepsus, Jhemann,
Panther Dunrker, Wuke, Muller, Won Tschudi. Squer,
Schoclcra Gasnn, Prescott Bopp, Bnnsen and
Others lie appears have made proper of this weight of
learning, and has placed the fr OF his qres the
reader clear and attractive form The work
should by all would be acquainted with
Of all subjects which human n1n be di
reced.-Boston Evening Traveller.
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sraaas A>D TOBACCO.

lsssu prRCIf ,SERs oF $50 tRs c,V PRocCRs BNR
gains from y sasCk IT HAVANA. denissic sol GWrtA
se-trs Al res r tr ar f0u sgt1 sWrc hhH9ttL Nn IS
.tilGlat.3n Is s,.is,,el Y. eh@Ehst II @t1hFtyt
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FINE Arts.
ANTHOLOGY.

DAIsTIsGs wsyrEp.-ASy PERSON HAVING A
collection Of tine paintings y dispose Of may hear Of
purchaser BY addressing Gallery Herald oface.
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DIacK NARE.-A yERY HANDSOME WELL MADE
sss afs VA +, ,2 y sas Ss..a s street. y pes
she well trained 70 side saddle and for driving
superr ladies saide horsc ro' ~ .lners very ss car
s an ce any Md ssh ye.ts ~ IN = sen ,, ns
sisou streets, ien minutes walk ire.a slmh fcrrg
LoR SALOONS PAIR or six YEAR OLD, LoSg
tail bay harscs stysh harness under he sd
a. perfectly sound ari slnd, TIE opey = CENTER an
nars We and - years ~ perfectly soand ssd gegte one
ar children wen transd or harnsss y saite s9nnd ard
knd A The above mus, " ssd VI ~ sesn y hcB.na
a,e urson stable, 70 ami . tass lweh street. one door
from University place.
r,oR sAtF-k RAY HORSE, WAGON sND HARNESS,
The Whole for si2s ais, - u 1rm double h,rnes
s2s butchers cart Cor s5l Appy q ie2 Nsrcs st
EoR uLE-rwElvE YOUNG HORSES, Iusr FROM
and half hands high good saddle horse, al sJund
and Kind. Inquire a. 100 Norfolk street, ill sod
L,oR sAr.E-rug vosT STYLISH PAIR or FANCY
- one \, IN ne br ~ 4 "a sase pe,tee, every way -sv
and seven Jear. ~ Va bad so hss es he g geg ,5
years old brown hoo3 sorrel % tot in 80 oghher
FLING cloud has roitei 10 49, rho above bors
properly Of private geIasman aad w be wrrrs9te every
chants stables West senty uinh street. unl sold
L'oR sALE-A BROWN TRoTrIvG HORSE CAN BEAT
cheap work horses aso hand Wagon Apply
at IS Jay street. corner Of Greenwich street
C,oR sAIr-A NICE HORSE AND CARRIAGE, IF
wanted had separately Apply AZ 10 Pearl street
'--
L,OR sAIF-FIvF SPLENDID SLFIGHS, PORTLAND
1p waaon WnnsI nrss rate set o. light double harness.
with pole. Apply at l03 Grand street corner OF Mercer
IIoRsrg-pR EIIIoTTs INrAiiIBLE CURE FOR
III scratches &C hoses for sale q l3 Third ave
ass, .mbrucaaons for bruises sprains, &C.
lsIFrCus gtETgus ei.FfGHe--rIrE gURG RTBFRs
- have On hand fine assormen y sleghs q their own
mare which are equ any in The nsrse for durabhy
style gpny double seiRhs one and Two seats
der old stand, ia Warren street. NJ -tstrs -,..
lyAGoN AND HARNESS FOR SALE CHEAP--rRoT.
w tine wagon weighs no pounds ~ good ORDER built by
naly, harness been sold separate together
al bargain Appy 10 JENks, q Front street, frunt oics
tlTANTEp TO ruRCIIAsE-A coon SECOND land
w double seated Uroa. sAingl se.h Must ~ VI gnrl
rider and moderate prize Apply al g Beckmta street
In The store
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BEAUTIFUL SABIES,
ID RICH RUSSIAN AND HUDSON'S BAY
cLoAKs. RAGLANs, yICToRINEs, CAPEs,
MUFFS, CUFFS. &c, at
IMPORTATION PRICES,
At GENIN'S NEW FUR ROOM,
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E-uRs, FURs, FURs.
rUSTER SIEDE.
M 81 Maiden lane New York,
Offer heir rich snc elegant Assortment OF ladies' flrs
slsting IF
Hudson Bay sable,
Royal ermne mink stone maren,
Fitch marten, &c, &c.
Made up the latest style, which they offer ST the loves
price.
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4 sTRofoay AND CsAIRvoyANCE.-M BRUCE
~ be consulted At her Office, 20 Grand street. second
block east " the Bowery, scond stairs first door where
she has aonshed thousands with her u The line Of sstre
iogy and ciairyoyance Fee SOC.
lsLAfRvoyANCE.-MRS SEYMOUR, 40 SPRING
W street the successful medical and business clair
yoysnt IN America Asthma, consumpton nervous debility
III uug iseases and those peculiar 70 females cured cura
BILE. Satisfaction or pay.
MADAM wrDGER. THE GIFTED SPANISH LADY,
l tells correctly present. past And future evenn spou
love- friends sickness prescrioes medicines
Tor all disc tells lucky numbers how " gam property ost
or stolen. l41 Allen street. corner o. Rivfngton-
~ B-wuo HAS NOr HYARn or THE CuLERRAf.
IN . Cd Madame rREwsrER Che has BEEN consulted ~
bous.nds in Ills cities with entire sat&fAchn -
fees con ,u she equal she ea NE name 81 funrN
wife az husband that Of her vissv III you wish TN
give her cal. Il Rovsy, Opposite Beccker arecA L.
dice 81 cents 9endemenSi
q 0Q0 REWARD Ia OFFERED TO ANY PERSON
SD.ttttt who Madame CLlFFToN, The
most e. ehrated carvoyant the world All who sick
il trouble would DO wei % call and her she nstsr1
eairvoyan birth and has made most astonishing curee
gives at satisfaction case OF sickness or business
matters Call and her wonderful skill once No. "
sYrug stree, second door rom Greenesreei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

A SUPERB ASSORTMENT
~ OF fashionable winter
ROBES DE CHAMBRE,
Imported expressly for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
VIII be found ~ the
Gen,lemens furnishing
Al GENISs RAzAAR,
5l3 Broadway,
St. Nicholas Ho eel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

FALL FASHIONS.
RTiFTCIAL FLOWERS,
~ large, wrsaths.
Bail and bridal wreaths
Head dresses ard bousuets.
fun aud general of description of French
and American goods
JobbeFs and nners invited TO call aud examine at
PRICES Artificial Flower Mandatory,
Is division Etreet
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

Y,HE PHRENOCOsMIAN SOCIETY OF THE NEW YORK
Free Academy will hold its annual union meeting
this Frday) evening, ~ O'Clock their No "a
Cooper Institute, Aston place. Old members particularly,
and others interested invited to attend. BY order
j. SHERMAN, President.
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TOR SALE-AT ROOM NO. MARKET BANK, A PER
feet of the Mohawk book perfect Il
the posthunous works OF Ann Eliza Blocker Published In
1885, perfect copy Of the works Of David Humphreys Minis
ter the Court Of France during the administration Of General
Washington charter OF Marine Society OF New York. 1885,
situton OF Iontine Coffee House, 1876.
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CALIFORNIA UNSETTLED CLAIMS.-FRANKLIN J
" BEAN, responsible resdent OF Brooklyn formerly o
CALIFORNIA and well acquainted with the of tina
State Will sail soon TO settle business Of his
within four months and would settle any claims
Tor any one on reasonable terms that would not
qure longer stay In California than months No
tain claims viii be taken Best Of security given
Gall on or address +. Bean li2 South Third street. VII
hamsburg.
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VETERAN CORPS OF Is2 or THE STATE OF NEW
Yark-A special meeting Of the association will he held
Friday evening the 10Th inst, ut T. NJ At heaig
NJ spcuara the of eectng officers
The ensuing year Ibe members requested y be punct
nv order THOMAS JEREMIAH. President
A. W JONES COLONEL
wfftIss W. HuiiSrR, Secretary,
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-03-06
The Slogan of the Highlanders.

The following is an extract from a letter
written by NJ. de Banneroi, French physician,
in the service of Mussur Rajah, and published
in lie Pays paris paper, under date Of Calcut-
ia, Oct 8:
81 give you the following account Of the
relief of Lucknow, as described by lady, one
Of the prosecuted party:
On every side death stared us in the face
no human skill could avert it any longer. We
saw the moment approach when we must bid
farewell to earth, yet without that unutterable
horror that must have been experienced by the
unhappy victims at Cawnpore We were re-
solved rather to die than TO yield, and were
fully persuaded that in twenty -four hours all
would he over. The engineers had said so,
and all knew the worst. We women strove
to comfort each other, and to perform the light
duties which devolved upon US, such as con-
veying orders to the batteries, and supplying
the men with provisions, especially cups Of
coffee, which we prepared day and night. l
had gone out TO try and make myself useful,
in company with Jesse Brown, the wife Of a
corporal in my husbands regiment Poor
Jesse had been in state of restIesness all
through the siege, and had fallen away visibly
within the last few days. constant fever
consumed her, and her mind wandered occa-
sionally, cspec ally on that day, when the recol-
lections Of home seemed powerfully present to
her. At length, overcome with fatigue, she
lay down upon the ground, wrapped up in her
plaid. sat beside her, promising to awaken
her when, as she said, her father returned
from the plowing.' She fell at length into
profound slumbcr, motionless, and apparently
breathless her head resting in my lap. | my
self could not resist the inclination to sleep, in
spite of the continual roar Of the cannon.
Suddenly ] was aroused by wild, unearthly
scream close to my ear; my companion stood
upright beside me, her arms raised, and her
head bent forward in the attitude OF listening.
A look Of intense delight broke over her coun-
tenaucs she grasped my hand, drew me to-
ward her and exclaimed, 'Dinna yo hear, it
dinna ye hear itP Ay, I'm no drcamin its
the slogan o the Highlandersl We're saved
we are savcdr Then finging herself on her
knees, she thanked God with passionate fervor.
felt utterly bcwidcred; my English ears
heard only the roar Of artillery, and thought
my poor Jesse was still raving but she darted
to the batteries and heard her cry necessarily
to the men, Couragci couragel bark to the
slogon--to the Macgregor, The grandcst o'them
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PROSPECTUS OF THE WASHINGTON
a7l . -f fN9 AMERICAN.

We can hardly think it necessary to urge
upon those who hold that Americans ought to
rule America, the importance of havinga paper
ut the seat of the Federal Government, which
shall enunciate and advocate the doctrines Of
the American party.
A paper issued from any of the great centres
Of nation, but especially from the political
Metropolis, in the present age, not in this
country only, but in Great Britain, France, and
wherever there is the least freedom of discus
sion, is medium thr ,ugh which those hold
ing similar sentiments in regard to public af-
fairs and public policy, may make known, dis
cuss and defend their views, and expose the
improperly Of the principles and the impolicy
Of the measures of their antagonists. 1t should
earnestly labor to give proper direction to
public opinion by enlightening the public
mind.
The AMERICAN is the only paper published
at the seat Of the Federal Government which
advocates american doctrines; the only SEN
tinel of the party stationed where near and
clear view can be had of the movements and
ldoings oftheir opponents at their headquarters
Here political information concentrates, and
from hence it radiates to every part of the en-
pire; here party measures and movements are
determined, and political campaigns planned;
hore stratagems are concocted and thwarted,
and here at certain seasons of the year politi-
clans most do congregate; here, in short, is
the centre Of the great political maelstrom in
which so many thousands are constantly plung-
ing and forever gyrating.
If the American party is desirous of being
sssatioaaJ party, it should not be without a
paper here through which it can make known
to all people its views, aims and opinions, and
which shall also refute the calumnies that are
from time to time uttered against it through
ignorance or less excusable motive; and we,
therefore, take hope that the AMERICAN, stand
ing, as it will stand, upon the platform of the
iAmerican party, advocating, as it will advo-
cate, the paramount rights Of natiye-born citi-
-xens, eschewing, as it viii eschew, all interfer-
ence with slavery as a national concern, and
maintaining, as II win maintain, perfect free
dom Of opinion and of conscience in religion,
will find favor in the eyes Of all truly patriotic
citizens in the land, and commend itself to their
generous support
Lest we may not have been specific enough
in declaring our principles, we add, that the
FAREWELL ADDRESS Of the Father Of his coun-
try, as illustrated by the broad light of his ad-
ministraton is our political textbook and odde
mecum; and shall be our compass and chart