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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-23

New MAP or VT-We have been shown
a new and valuable state map. published by
Messrs. johnson & Browning Of New York.
The publishers say;
Every public road is laid down from oc.
tua survey 10y course aud distance, and all
the Streams, Rivers, Mountains, Hills
Swamps, and other natural features carefully
drawn. The position Of every dwelling Of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-23
New Publications.

luE NorNq lInrsr- KrrWrH TWftu.-By Alrs
lpHrluS Revised and Enlarged Boston
Brown, laggsrd & Chase
Books alone will neither make cooks nor
farmers, but II rightly improved they are Of
material assistance to both, II judiciously
prepared the hints and suggestions In house
keepers manuel are Of great practical value
TO young house-keeP6r who Is not content
ed with mere routine, but Is DESTROYS Of
understanding the principles and philosophy
Of the processes In the culinary art So
far as We are able 10 judge Mrs Cornelius has
executed her task with fidelity, and We be-
leye that her treatise will fad a ready place
In every house-sfoS kitchen library, AZ
any rate Il would not be exchanged IN olDo
for any book get published,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-23

CHALLEN's ILLUSTRATED MoNTILy.-This
is the title of very neat little magazine Of
80 pages, published by James, Chalcn and
Son, Philadelphia, and fur9ishcd at the small
price Of 81 year. Aside from the magazine,
AL dollar subscribers get a portrait of Ed
ward Everett; Clubs Of ten get 81 worth Of
books, &c, Sc. 1t is an cxcclcn, little
monthly for the sounP people, aud whore it
is known is great fnvoritc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-23

We cut the following notice Of worthy
publishing house from the Burlington Senti
mel We can endorse all il says Of Mr. Dix
as We hayehad frequent OCCASION to aokoowl
edge bis courtescs heretofore
The eutcrprising, firm Of Brown, Taggart
Chase who are taking q prominent place
100 The bosiun Book trade, viii soon issue a
ucw and attractive book by"Mrs Parliugton,'
entitled "kuiuiug Work. web Of many
lcSlufrs' Thirty thousand copies Of her
former volumes have been sold, Their own
standard and miscellaneous publications form
the basis OF large transactions, iu addition tu
which they are now paying much attention
10 the supply Of the hooks Of New York pub
lshcrs 10 the New England trade More re-
Gently they have become the New England
publishers Of all the new works Of Mr..
Bccchcr, hy no means small item Of
business, ns no writer Is now more uni.
,crsully read, The extensive business
Of this firm, We doubt not, has been
much enlarged hy the services in u special
department Of Mr. George l.. Djv, the pub.
li,hcrs' assistant, whose courtracs our brclh.
rem Of the press often have occasion TO nc.
knowlcdgc, aud whose good taste, tact and
energy are rare acquisition 10 the house,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-23

mpGHauce Is 20 bc given Convenient ref
rranCa % tho location Of wellkuown resi-
dcucrs, Nr, including those Of subscribers "a
the work, will be- given by list Of names in
ihh margin and corresponding figures in each
town on the Map, hAtm Nillages, upon an
enlarged scale, viii be given iu the margin
Gi the maps showing the Streets, buildings,
SO. The whole will be . complete directory
and guide TO all parts Of the State,
The Geological Map 70 be- appended and
10 be finely colored, will exhibit the position
and extent ofraoh mineral formation and
shows Ihe frintfHH which they bear 20 each
other liy the aid Of explanations 10 the
margin, even those unacquainted with Grblo-
gy will he enabled % determine readily the
lpcalilNol any Slate, Marble, Granite o. Soap
stone formation 10 the State"
II, G, Ballou is agent for Caledonia County,
We commend the map 10 our citizens,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-19
Mt. Sidney District Meeting.

Pursuant to public notice, meeting O
the Democratic party was held at Noun
Sidney, March 18th, 1859, for district No
7, to appoint delegates to attend Distric
Convention to be held in the town Of Har.
risonburg, Rockingham Co., on the 3Ott
inst. for the purpose Of nominating can.
didate for Congress, to I'll the place of the
Hon. John Letcher. whereupon Thos. Wei.
san was called to the Chair, and Dr.. Hum.
ston appointed Secretary. The object Of
the meeting being explained, the following
resolutions we're adopted
Resolved, that the 6 delegates appointed
from this district to the Petersburg Con
vention, be appointed to the Harrisonburg
Convention, and the Chairman with the as
sistance Of three members of the meeting,
appointed the following delegates:
Col. VIM. Anderson, Capt. Thos Burke,
Capt. VIM. T. Heiser, Thos P. Wilson,
Jas. A. Clinedinst, VIM. Anderson, Dr..
Humston, Sam'l K Harper, David Van
pelt, DR.. Kublcr, John Rimel, Thos. w.
McCue, VIM. Z. Sheets.
On motion, resolved that the Vindicator
publish the proceedings of this meeting,
and that the democratic papers Of the Dis
triet be requested to copy.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
Tuos. P. WILSON, Chairman,
N. HUMsToN, Secretary.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

VlKuN!A To WIT-At Court continued ana
heid IN Augusta County at the Court-ho..s
on ~ Friday the 4th day Of March, 1853.
OF the County Commissioners to super;ntsna ~
electi on to be held on the l4th day Of April ~
Tor Judge of the Supreme Court of Appeals. and
also to sape rintenG the general election to be hed
on the fourth Thursday in May next, for the cleo
t,on OF member Of Congress and the several Stat.
Ohcers that may be to elect. And the Court doth
also appoint the officers hereinafter named to con-
auJs me sald election At the Court house, and 1t
eacn otner place OF Voting in this County TO Wit:
80 Court Ho"se-Joseph Smith, j. Want Bell,
Thornton Berry, Henry Harrison and VIM Tats
commissioners, and George A. Armentrout, officer.
Trimble. Albert j. CARRIER, Judson McCov. and
WIN. d. Slanker, Commissioners. and E. NJ. Cush-
Msddlsbrook. -William R. Dunlap. Samue,
Kerr, VIM. Thompson, James A. q. Scott. E
Hogshead, Commissioners, and A.. B. Lightner.
officer. -
Craigsrslls.-Jacob Kunkle. Jr., Robert Younv.
Luke Woodward, Robert s. Craig and John Loci.
ridge, Commissioners, and G.. W. McCutchon. On.
Ger.
Greenvlte.-Wm. F. Smith, VIM. Hess. Joh,
Merritt, j. B. Shultz and LEXIS Bumgardner. Com.
missioners, and John Towberman Officer. s.
Staarts Draf.-Hugh G. Guthrie, John N. Hun.
ter, John Brooks, Adam McChespey, and Jacob
Officer.
Waynesbsro.-John J. Bell, VIM, Patrick Huoh
"A.
Bruce, Commissioners, and A. N. Dollhouse, Or
Ger.
fsshsrsv'lle.-Franklin McCue, John Hamilton.
John e. Guthrie, Samuel McCune, and ID. w Koi-
ner, Commissioners, and Elijah Bateman, Officer.
Ne'o Hope.-George C. Robertson, Jacob Cofr
man, Nat. Kerr, Samuel Coiner, Jr., and VIM.
Roberts, Commissioners, and ]. D. Hanger, On
Ger.
ut. Aeridian.-James W. Crawford. Bepam;n
Bsyyerly, James johnson, James A. Patterson and
A AS Mohler, Commissioners, and BENJAMIN Craig
Mt Sidaey.-Addson HYDE, VIM. Crawford. VIM
Brufey. John McCue and Thomas Burke. Com
missioners, and John III Crawford Officer
Spring HiU.-Theophus Gamble, Jacob Crist
yno Rimel and B. Herring, Commissioners, and 81
D Poe, Officer. -
M. Solon.-Daniel Forrer, Alex. Boil, Jas. T.
Clarke, John Cnpp and David Kyle, Commits
sloners, ana D N, Crawford, Officer.
CnarcAcaue-James Wilson, Bailey Dunlap, Hen.
ry Sterrett, John NJ Huff and Harvey Rare. Con-.
missioners, and P Eubanks, Officer.
: o'eoope,s DsPot.-Samuel Bell, Washington
Swoope, ST., George Shuey, Jacob BAYLOR and A.
y ayiand, COMMISSIONER, and Wash. Swoope.
Mideay-W T Rush, John Il Carson. Moora
James Henry and Jamison Nee u6in, Commissioners
Horace a Henry, Officer.
Nerport-HehLy Stewart, James j. Martin. DR..
Jonn McChesney, James Berry and Thomas Steele
oo na1asa1s "a and Turk, Officer.
~ Deerfstd-Wm Guy, WIN w Montgomery, Renix
Hodge, Mann and Dir McCutchen, Commissioned
ana EDWIN Montgomery, Officer.
ordered that the Clerk publish for three weeks.
the foregoing appointments in the two newspapers
puphsned In Staunton. Copy Teste
March IS, 1s59-3t.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-19

EW Some Of the opposition press and
politicians, in order to avoid an unpleasant
dilemma, effect an obtuseness of which we
do not believe them capable. When pinned
to tho wall by recital Of Bolts anti-sla-
very proclivities. they invariably answer
with stupid and vacant stare, ''what has
Bolts anti-slavery sentiments and obnoxious
speech, delivered before the opposition con-
vention in Richmond, to do''with Goggin ard
our party" Now. these gentlemen know
very well that it has great deal to do with
"Goggin and their party" Was not the
speech delivered before the opposition con-
vention was it not received with tumultu-
GUS applause by that convention? was not
the speech and the man endorsed by the
convention, and incorporated in their plat
form ? and was not Mr.. Bolts requested by
them '.to canvass the State at every conve-
nient point" to deliver the same obnoxious
speech we suppose? And knowing all this,
they have tie impudence to ask what it all
has to do with Goggis.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-19
District Meeting.

At meeting Of the democratic party
held in Greenville on Saturday, March 18th
1899, Ballard Smith was called to the Chair
aad James W. Newton appointed Seexeta-
ry
The following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved, That there be one from each
precinct in the district, to be associated with
the Chairman, to recommend ten delegates
to the meeting to represent us in the con-
vention which is to be held in Harrisonburg
on the Both inst.
Resolved, That VIM. Rush, John T..
Antrim and Joseph Long, be committee
to act with the Chairman.
The committee then reported the follow
ing delegates viz:
John Rush, Geo. NJ. Apple, VIM. A.
Ahney. J. W. Newton, Joseph Long, VIM.
Hess, G Davis, A. Gardner, J. B. Scott,
j. n. Mitchell.
Said report was puapimaasly adopted BY
the meeting.
Resolved, That the proceedings of the
meeting be published il the Staunton Yin
Dictator.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
BALLARD SMITH, CIV.
). w. NEWToN,- Sec'y.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-19

7 HAVE rented and fixed up the room next door
l. to the Adams Express Office, under the Vir-
gina Hotel, for the purpose of exhibiting these
machines, and would now most respectfully in
vte the attention uf the public to them. think it
entirely useless to pass any unnecessary enconi-
ums upon them, it is to be supposed that all who
are in want, will call ano see them before pur-
chasing, but intend briefly to enumerate its mer-
it's aud let their performance speak for themselves
lst,-this is the simplest and most durable double
threaded machine now in use. There is NO part of
it at all likely to get out Of ORDER and should it by
possibility happen to do any lock-smith can
pair it.
I'd, THE seam sewed is strong, neat and dura-
ble cannot be ripped though every sixth stitch be
cut.
3d,-Any kind of thread may be used in sewing
with it, and 4th-the comparative cheapness of the
machine places it within the reach of every family
They are furnished, put up at your houses for the
small sum of fifty dollars will be most happy to
exhibit the machines to any one, though they may
not want to purchase, as every one who sees it
work will bear testimony to its merits Call then,
and examine it. j. NJ. CRANK, Agent.
ml9 3mOs-Spec COW
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-19

We confess it, there are bold aud deter
mined men in the know nething ranks. As
we entered our ''sanctum" this morning,
We observed a gentleman at our writing
desk, pen ia hasd,-w knew him to be q
know nothing from his depressed and mel
ancholy demeanor. We could not devise
what his intention was, but left him undis-
turbed, and after he had finished went to
the desk and found written on piece of
paper, in large lettcrs Human FOR COG
GIN !"
After achieving this gallant and daring
performance,--like Lord Mar1nion, ebeard-
ing the lion in his den, with DELIGHTED,
and beaming;countenance, he took straight
shoot for the door" his coat-tail catching in
it as it shut. Something ought to be done
with this gentleman by the know notkings.
lie should be sent on some daring and dan
Gus crusade against foreigners, or formed
into vigilance committee, at least.
Too LArE.-The proceedings Of the meet
ing 10 Allegheny we're received too late for
publication this week, they will appear in
our next. Also the proceeding..of the Bath
meeting, as our paper would not reach the
points benefited, until after the nesting,
which takes place to-day.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-19

On Saturday, March the 18th, the De-
mocracy Of Magisterial District No / met
for the purpose Of appointing delegates to
convention.
On motion Of Col. Peyton, Maj. J. B.
Watts was called to the Chair, and Geo.
N. Cochran appointed Secretary.
On motion Of S. B. Brown, a committee
Of three was appointed to nominate suitable
delegates; carried.
Persons named by the Chairs. B..
Brown, J. G. Marquis, and W. j. D. Bell.
Before the committee retired, on motion of
j. A. Hartman, the Chairman, Secretary
and Committee, were appointed delegates,
and the Committee ordered to nominate -
others. Committee retired, and after a
short absence returned and reported the fol-
lowing names, to wit:
Geo. Baylor, +. B. Fuqua, j. O'Hare,
J. L. Peyton, s. H. Hilb, J. POLITE, D.
S. Bear, A. W. Hartman, J. A. Hartman, D.
I. Doom, W. s. Baylor, John Daily.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-19
District Nicotine.

Pursuant to previous notice. meeting
Of the Democrats Of Precinct No 2 convened
on Saturday the 18th inst; for the purpose
Of appointing delegates to meet in Harrison
burg on The 80th Of March, 1859, B. f.
Points was appointed Chairman and E. T.
Albertson Secretary.
The following named Gentlemen were
appointed Delegates to said convention.
H. L Opie, J. w. Butcher, r. W. Ste
venson, J. B. Sherer, R. D. Hill, Jas. W.
Crawford. NJ. G.. Hartman, G.. F. Flick. R.
81: Fisher, Alexander Anderson and E.
Dooley.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary
were added to the list of delegates.
On motion, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That it is inexpedient in our
opinion, to run democratic candidates for
the Legislature in May next. and we pledge
our Magisterial District, No 2 to vote
against any such movement.
On motion, the thanks Of the meeting
we're rendered to the Chairman and Secre
tary.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
B. F. POINTS, CH'x.
E. 7. ALBERTsoN, Sec'y.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-19
District MAAfikf.

The democracy Of the fifth magisterial
district convened in the Academy at Waynes-
boro on Saturday the 18th inst. for the
purpose Of selecting delegates to the Harri-
sonburg Convention.
The meeting was organized by appoint
ing Capt =. G. Miller President and Col.
I. NJ. Durborarr Secretary. The Presi-
dent upon taking the Chair, in few brief
and appropriate remarks stated the object Of
the meeting.
On motion-that the Chairman appoint
the delegates. Agreed. That by the re-
quest OF the meeting, the Chairman be in
cluded in the number Of delegates, when the
following persons were selected and also
their alternates.
DELEGATES. -Absalom Koiner, David
W. Koiner, Martin Koiner, H. L. Gala
her, Robt Terrell, Col. T. NJ. Durborarr,
VIM. Caldwell, Eliga Koiner, Col: Samuel
McCune, Il. w. Kindig, Jacob Stofer, Il.
Hansbarger, Capt. g. G. Miller.
AITERNATEs.-C. D. Koiner, Cyrus
Koiner. Abram Kindig, John W. Reeder,
=. N. Darnall, John K. Koiner, Simeon
Koiner, John Leonard, John K. Keeser,
Henry klndig, David Reeves, Gldeon koi-
ner and John Taylor.
Absalom Koiner, submitted the following
resolution
Resol0ed, That the Democracy Of the
Waynesboro district have confidence in the
discretion and wisdom Of the district con-
vention to assemble at Harrisonburg on the
Both inst, and that they will heartily sup
port the nominee of the Convention, no
matter what county he is taken from, re-
garding tho parties Of the district as COM
mon brotherhood.
On motion of A. Koiner.
That democratic association be formed
Agreed.
On motion, the following persons were
chosen as officers:
Capt. G. e. Miller, President, Col. T.
NJ. Durborarr, Sec'ry, H. L. Gallaher,
Treasurer.
Rosolced, That the association meet on
the second Saturday in April, at Waynes-
boro, and that Mr.. w. S. HI. Baylor, the
Senatorial Elector, be invited to address the
association. Agreed.
RESOLVED, That the proceedings be pub
lished.
G. G. MILLER, Pres't.
T. M. DURBORARR, Secy.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-19

The EXPLOSION OF THE PRINCES. The
number Of lives lost by this disaster is now
estimated at 100. Among the passengers
badly scalded was John NJ. Carr, formerly
Of Charlottesville, Va. Samuel Waits, Of
Wheeling, Va, deck hand, who was re-
ported killed, was badly burnt on the head
and breast, but is recovering. The Match
ez Free Trader has an account of a death
on the ill-fated boat, which is peculiarly
terrible. It says:
Capt. jackson was sitting in chair on
the hurricane deck, leaning back against
the skyights, when the explosion took
place, and was blown up, and coming down
with the timbcrs of the shattered wreck,
was caught among them by the neck and
shoulders, where he remained, struggling,
till the flames gathered around and about
him, burnt the timbers that sustained him,
and he fell-to be seen 40 more-into the
raging FIRE below.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-19
VT. Scion District Meeting,

At a meeting of the Democratic citizens
of Mount Scion Precinct, convened on the
18th inst, for the purpose of appointing
delegates to the district Congressional Con-
vention to be held at Harrisonburg on the
3Oth inst The meeting was organized by
calling J. J. Cupp, ESQ.,, to the Chair, and
the appointment Of James T. Clarke, Secre-
tary.
On motion, the sense of the meeting was
taken as to the propriety Of holding Con-
vention to nominate candidate to repre-
sent the ninth Congressional district in the
Congress of the United States. Whereup-
on
It was resolved that it is highly expedient
and conducive to the best interest Of the
party and promotive Of harmony in its ranks
to hold the proposed Convention
It was further resolved that the Chair
man appoint-delegates who with the
Chairman and Secretary, shall represent
this Precinct in the proposed Conven ton.
The Chair appointed the following gen.
tlemcn delegates, viz:
H. Clarke, Esq, Jacob Shreckhise, DR..
w r Blair, B Clarke, S Paul, j G Riv-
ercomb, J A Hamrick, David Miller, S.
Samuels, DR.. B E Hopkins, w Howell, j.
NJ Campbell, George Messersmith, Henry
Philips, w D Clarke, E Hotel, Geo w.
Crawford, George Kerricofe, G.. w. Beard,
j y Kirling, George Airey, Mathew Hogs
head. Weller Odor, J 7 Maupin, A Bea-
yer.
On motion. copy Of Tie above proceed
ings was ordered to be forwarded to the Of
fee Of the Vindicator with request that
they lie published.
The meeting then adjourned
J. J, CUPP, CH'N.
JAMES T. CLARKE, Sec'y.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-19

DY virtue of deed of Trust executed to me on
Calvin B Sibert, will proceed on the 3rd day of
May neat, (Tuesday) on the premises, to sell to
the highest bi oder, A VALUABLE LOT in the
town of Monterey, in the County Of Highland, upon
which ares large anS commodious BRICK HOUSE,
suitable for a Dwelling or Tavern, and an excel
lent tYo-story Frame House, heretofore used as a
Store-house
The abnye property is advantageously situated
in the center Of the town, and would suit any per-
sot wishing to engage in either Tavern keeping
or Merchandising or both.
Verms made knewn on The day of Sale-perhaps
a credit vii! be given.
JOHN ". MYERS, Trustee.
Mach 10, 1859-tds
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GEO. E. SADLER'S
OLD HARRIET HOTEL
AND RES RANT,

No. Main Street. Richmond, Va.
THE attention Of Epicures is particularly in vited
i to this well known and popular establishment,
where may be obtained at the shortest notice, at
all hours, from A. NJ to II P. NJ, every delicacy
which the market affords, served up in the best
style to please customers.
SADLER'S BILL OF FARE
is varied according to the season, and his PANTRY
is kept constantly filed with all kinds of
G A ne, FISH, FLESH AND 70 WI
THE CHOICEST LIQUORS
May be obtained at the Bar. Also, Havana, Re-
gala and Principe CIGARS, of the most delight
full brands.
oysters,
Fried, Stewed, Broiled, Scollope1, Raw and Spic-
ed. Ham and Eggs, Beef Steaks, Veal Outlets,
Mutton Chops, Broiled Beef Clipped Reef, Sausa-
ges, Beef Tongue, Sliced Ham, Omelet, Scrambled
Buchwheat Cakes. Indian Cakes, Mullins, Butter
Toast, Chocolate. Tea, Coffee, Soups, de-, &C.. all
served up in a style not to be surpassed, at mo-
ment's notice. Transient Board per Day 81.
GEO. E. SADLER,
Opposite Old Market No. 9 Main Street.
Richmond, March 49, 1s59.-tf
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-19

GIFT Book ENTERPRISES. We have con-
scented to become an agent for the gift book
store of Evans & Co., New York. ANY
person wishing to purchase book, can by
application to us, receive one Of any kind
and at the shortest notice, as cheap as it
can be gotten in this market, and stand a
chance Of drawing a handsome prize be-
sides. We will stand security that they
get the book ordered. We hope the peo-
pie will make application Immediately, es-
pecially the Know Nothings, as we intend
to make this Democratic enterprise, to
spread knowledge among the benighted cp-
position. feelinga pious and abiding con-
fdence that if the light Of knowledge is
brought to bear on their bewildered UNDER
standings, John Letcher will be elected by
an overwhelming majority.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-19

~ We certainly did misunderstood the
Esprit" Of the remarks Of the Spectotor Of
the 9Th, and answered under that misunder-
standing, but since he disclaims any often
sive construction, we freely retract any
thing in our article in reply, which may be
construed SO as to hurt the feelings of the
gentlemen Of the Spectator. We are hear
tily glad that our neighbor has at last con-
sentcd to answer our question in reference
to his political position. He stakes pleas
ure in saying that he has never repudiated,
but still adheres to the sentiments which he
advocated in 1856" Now, we know that
the Spectator was know nothing journal,
and advocated know nothing principles in
1855, and we know that the know nothing
principles Of "55 were religious intolerance,
bitter opposition to foreigners, and secrecy.
And the Spectator ''still adheres" to those
principles. How, then, does that paper
support Mr.. Goggin, who declares he is not
and never was know nothing? how does
that paper get its own consent to support a
man who is blarnying the Irish and ang-
ling for Irish votes in Richmond, while it
sntertains the bitterest feelings of opposi-
ton to all foreigners in Staunton, and holds
the opinion that foreigners Of all kinds
ought to be deprived altogether Of the cleo
tive franchise