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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21

Tue LADr's Book for February has been
received, with all it, Characteristic neatness
and variety Of illustration. This number
contains another chapter or two on Miss
Z" Slimmens," which all the youns-not to
cay anything about the Other class Of maids
should read. A. a promoter Of digestion
ii would be equal to tomato catsup.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21
lEruNu

UNPRrcrprNrrD SvcCrs We are glad
70 learn that the Ataruc Monthly is moc,-
ing With great favor from an source.
Though tie publisher, printed nearly thirty
thousand copies % the January uumhsr.
thi. large supply vas entirely exhausted 900
The vcry DAY o, pa h.ira,i1p, thus compel
ting nv subscriber. and other, 20 waI' &.
few day. before obtaining a copy. TIE
publisher. have another edition ct several
thousand in pr. which will be ready iu "a
few days. and with their rrs'cui hcili'ig-
,hey will D. able q supply the demand.
however large it NAV o.. Their suh,criT.
tiou.. received ty mail alone from an parts
OF the country. have averaged more than
ore hundred d,v. fur srm' time ra.t
Mr.. n. n. stw' SEES .-rii q" The min
i-,sr's wonine. o. immensely popular, a.
indicated Nv the succr~. which = thus at
tending tie en,,l rrisins Puhli'hsr'' sd'r's
o. make the Atlantic The embodiment OF al
that is entertaining and instructive.
[Bos,on Traveller.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. We are under ohli.
cations 90 Senators fyssenden and llamlin,
Tor many valuable public documents recent.
ly received.
Our thanks are alec due nearly all the
Oxford Delegation, at Augusta, Tor ia,ors
received.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21
SENATE COMMITTEES

each branch. and III. Joint Standing Com
mittccs.
SENATE COMMITTEES.
On tih n he stc1Hd rf4IiHg-Mcssrs
Barron, Berry, Davis, Gilman, Lycrmorc,
Lyluri. Morton, O'Bricn, Stinchiell, Tot.
man. Wells and Wing.
On eHgroo,d LiRs-Mc.srs Elder, Andcr.
son, Burpcc. llannaford Harris, Holt, Mar
shall. Moulton, Porter, simpson, Ihis'ell
aud Williamson.
uousE COMMITTEES.
Fra1o-Pike of CALAIS. Dow oi Port
land. Pren,,s Ut Bangor. Blame Of Angus
In. Tarrows Of Frye5urg, Porter ol Lowell,
aud Watts OF Thomaston.
EHgr0Uld hh-Carr of BlwdOinham.
Wells Of frecpprt, Fuller of Corintl. Brown
of Or.and, Day Of llallowcll, Baker OF
Windham, johnson of Garland.
Bills ~ Mird r,adiHg- lebroke OF Fox.
croft. Barrows Of fryehurg. uoodeho" OF
Alfred, Pike NJ Calais, Palmer OF b'rhArl'
Greeley Of Palermo, Blntin OF lAgranse'
C6asgs Of name,-Dunton OF Jefferson,
rAughton Of Ripley. Sinclair OF Water
CogS,y Standardization II Eistport,
wbitebpuse Of smiihfeli. Nickerson OF
Svanyille. Carr Of Bowdoinham, Clark Of
GRAY. Libby OF Molunkus, BaIch Of Waldo
borough.
Lssre # olseac-Norsc OF Paris, Bart.
lett OF Monroe. Corson of Starks, Chad
bourne Of Phip,buss. Binton OF Lagrange.
Backnam OF Minot, Bran Of West Cardi-
ner.
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.
On he JudioidrV-Mcssrs. llamlin, earle
ton, Fletcher. Of the Senate Gilbert OF
Bath, Pike Of Calais. McCrillis Of Bangor,
Smart OF Camden, Batter Of Portland, Le.
broke Of FOxerOft. GoOdenow Of Alfred, ON
the part Of the House.
On MrcGatie Affairs and Iawrdnoo-
Messrs. Burpec, Skoliorl, Livermore, OF the
Senate; Dow OF Portland, Darling OF
Bueksport. Webb Of Gardiner. Otis OF Wis
casse,, Coombs Of Bowdoin, King Of West
brook. Percinl Of vassalboro, on the part
Of the House.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21

DR.. Holmes OF the Maine Farmer. is cleo
ted yica President Of the National Asri-
cultural Society.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21

TuE RrcoEp og PRou,rE TorR. The
Probate Court held il, scmi.aunual term, in
come Of the towns in Western Oxford, last
month. Tho Register ON lbs return. hand
cl u. the following "pomc" wheh We con-
cludc he intcli. as a sketch Of the matters
of interest zen on his tour. lie was c,i.
IDENTIFY pitched into several snow drii,. on
the way, and got hi, IDEAS considerably mix
ell up.
! .aw pigeon making beat;
,a~ q s,d composed Of thread.
saw i,~,l onr m,lr 'qu,rr;
Las meadow ~ thc ar.
I 49, rocs-t wslk m,~;
l sw poo, make Do;
.sw blacksmith ,n boSi
I .a~ an of,ogr k,ll an ~
l .as hatcher made Il steel.
I .a~ pcsknur d,n,c % GEL;
l .a~ 'sihr ,~,l,r G'thlgh:
,as a Ladder 'u pie;
I aw an spple q, aes,;
I pw a ,parro~ m,s,ns hay;
I .as lAunes Ike dpg.
.sw a purry miN,ns s'sgi
I saw ihrrr msu ~ho .ss these TOO
AuI sill coahfm whal I tsIl Nua.
i. ;. H. says our cOmp,si,ors don't
know how to put in the stops, is all the
trouble. Will Try to fix the thing up in
better shape by next week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21
Legislative Committees

Subjoincl !, let Of the committees OF
each branch, and tn. Join, Standing COM
mittccs.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
4 l0g Saft.

Last week ! suit was decided At Cabell
Circuit Court, which has been in court
about Eve years, and all about a dog. II
seems that i man had i sheep killing dog,
and neighbor shot him. Suit was
brought to receive damages, and hasbeen
pending for y these many years. to the
great damage Of the Slate, county and the
parties concerned The plaintiff has ex-
pended about $500 the defendant 500;
the: loss Of labor 10 the county cannot be
estimated. The Jury found for The de-
.fendaat. And poor dog Jack " Is Jet
Fanayepged.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
EIEalliaolis Dispatch. ]

Bytho las. No. Of this paper. We s lee
that Go. D., HEpAnD. Esq. has sd 'll
out the paper. and resigned the editorial
control thereof. u Esq.. MeREuRaD y
FraoR. Thess gentlemen hare the ability
and are capable Of making The Dispdtci
one Of The FIRST papers in Ohio. The lat'
Ter gentleman has lad some experience
u publishing neaAocratic# paper, lutg'
srl;iny from which and orr personal 40,
ooa;ntancs With Tie man. we kllow be
viii mol swerse from any position be ma.
hslieysIto lie riaAt We wish the Dis
\ poteA. Md ~ editors. all Viz success de.
sigi NE Democracy
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
ii coSTRAs'T.

= I77o avoid all Interpretation, I stat,
III language distinct and emphatic, htas 4
regard NE institution ef domestic stasery,
: s,sristfrg IN TTgiaia. and tie ether slave-
Iold1aq States, morally. socially and poi
ltieaElv4- RIGHT. 4 truss that 4 scili be
josaa ali ready q defend the iastitntioa,
!. und % resiist all eaeroaeAaae,ts upon i, as
a,.y nan iinitie Commonwealth. In doing
Ills, Euili Be defending and protecting my
orrn interests ana property, IS yell as t1e
iaterests and property Of Rsy fslloD CHI
ssns 't-ExrRAcT or LETcHER's LETTER
Oh AcoEPrASos. .s
F. I'll has not been very long since 9
gentlemen somewhat prominent in the
ranks Eof the Democracy. whor, ! met on
the street, said ID me, Mr., Bots, | have
, = question to PROFOUND to you, II you
have do objection Certainly not, sir -
III want to know said be. II you are in
favor 81 4 coalition With the Black Re-
pubIican party ii the election Of 1860 ~
I'M 0cod friend, said I, Taon't ,risA yo,t|
% nsisundrrstqna mel, Irish to sag, that
Il. there acds Il State IN this Onion com
.Dosed of free Negroes, and he Constellation
care fhem he RIGHT 10 pote, I mould BEL
much obligs9 to them 10 help me elect our
Partyll'' ExTRAcr or Boris SPEECH BE
roRE The LATE WnIa ASp AMERICAN
Cosv RsrIoN AT RIcHMoSD
I. Resoleed, That the Wigs and dnserii-
rams of aREreinia,ti Tia Convention assembled.
has. listened ,rith delight and iyfaetiona
ID hAs a5ls and Conclusive address Of Hon,
John III Bots. dclipered iiss This place d. 4
day, ah2 hat III THEIR NAME he beire-I
onesssd 10 CANVASS THE STATE AT EVERY
cpxvgsrEsr poTsr, IN Japor of Tie election
of Geag;a. Wiley and Preston
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
Dsnosfatis Organization.

Last week, wepublisheda list Of an
pointrneats made byJ. g. NEwaAs, Esq.
.electorfor tie 4sfa Senatorial District.
This week VI publish list IF 4 appoint
ments made br lie elector Of the Ash
Senatorial District, F. P. TURSER, Esq
of Jacksonscouut We ATE glad TO ! peg
those gentleuaen responding 20 promptly
Is The eall made ppon them by the Gen
tral COMMITTEES. they sre both enefget
il men, and lbs COMMITTEES did we'll il
thoir selection.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
EARLY DElD,

Died, July f6, 1858, OF fiaraI.aS,,.
infant s4n Of lewis II. and A.s n, n,
; ytars 6 m "a hs end 3 DAYS Tss, ~. =.
promising chilli snalshee i'm isltsi,,..
Of fond parents, snl b death eousev,a IS,
early grave rom some esprsr.sss sa..I,s
him--thoQsh - young, it would spge., IS
he bad pfempniiions III his desih L, S.a 4,
before his tlsath, h4sAiato bis n6.A, ia Z
st.saw four aItile chllJfsA." and nssri III,
10 go TO Them tins nshbs. Id sti,,,,'
frisnas hal tltel { anmiiEel % he gi.,,l +.
another tine he SAID, wien Slso alss &.
ersI them Is your flowers doa's .,
them, have aoweE3 ,ta my father: M,
up sen1er.' W itll VIVA Ia<i sss i DO Il 4,
Of Chrfst fail 81 thesear sth-se "a sast
iarIy afH ctid ps.elis HIS Sitter iisie cir,
10 dome gstg me aad fotn,d hen moi, ii Z
sdcl. is the Kingdom NJ Heaysa,, and
snch the language \ { the Psslnisi vheiss4
lady situatad IS pecuhaIlg sppfl9fs.
{ y herefore sh5ll If tast / Cal .is;iaf..
back again 7 j shall 10 to hsm. tus j. u
Lod retaTT tome
81 take these little lambs sad he ss
layIthem in my bsesst, protection vhty IL
fue mime, IN me be ever bltsl.n 0aflh,s
q God is hat these parents mar SIM 81.
acceptably with raYalen nee AMI Cody Es5lis
ID the end Of life jjHafuey be gathered II,
70 i5ia those httle ones that are gone h,hs
IE: R.Hel
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
Cincinnati Mark,i

FRIDAY, Ami,
FLOUR The demand con,;s.s /.
most limited nature. and H. s.se fih
dull /; 500 brls, head lined sol ,I. = ~
to be delivered in May, bs, : = y Z
delivery il was Offered !. IT. pfsst
.ontlfinding buyers. ~ sa.
WlIISK here il No a..
market, il Is dull H Sales dfss ~ 81 = 4
24ct, inciaeiisg That rom W.. 80 o's
1IROvIsIoS The E, 3l rss'es
market still cOutiaues and s,;... g d.
unsettled thai they Ire ynos5;,.s me-, \:
Pork was offered On chance ! s,, "
no buyers, 70 hhds Bacon $50 y
sold az ssc-. and i snaillOto Il ~.
dry salt at &c., packed 200 III. ~
Pork d $40, and Ito bblsI,t,d ~ s., ~
GROCERIES The ms,I t. ';''s
changed. arid The demand fsif, y
hhds,. Sugar a. 7@7tc. I0o hls''a
1asses AZ Sic, and goo bar, ~ 4 4 =
l2@l23c. # esaas
w HEAT-The mafkst i. a.,,4 s..
prices lower, aid aendins davs. ~ =
Sales 500 bush. good W6ils ms 49,, !.
delivered $40 do (aif Red Il 81 is 3, = y
and 600 dS5do White 1t 81 81, di 5,. J
90 RN- The rnarks. i !sts .,l,.' 8
I L
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
!, rallyto tie snpport 81 TIC Demo

e rallyto the saPport Of the Demo
cratic State ticket, one and al lie
spoke in complimentary teyms Of Mr.
Newman !; be rad known him lone
and well, and regarded him as ainar
lefabilsty and Of the strictest honol
and integrity. Mr.. jenkins cehcIn
ldea BIZ an earnest appeal 70 al Dem
ocrats to rally to the support Of Ms
Newman, and the rest Of the noIni
.nees Of the Democratic party.
| Thursday night, Ina ]. MeGNNIs
w W. NEwaAs and JAMES HuroinN
SON, Esqs., addressed the people g
| the Court House. Mr., McGinni'
made an eloquent and effective speecf
of a hour and a half, in defence ofthe
Democratic party and its nominees
He gave bis reasons FOR refnsingtt
cooperate with the Opposition party.
He believed the Democratic party tc
be right, and the only national and
conservative party in the Country. l.
He denounced Black Repnblicanisin
and showed that the protection Of the
South, and the preservation OF the
Union. depended on the triumph Ioi
the Democratic party. He appealed
To the Democratic party and to his
Opposition friends with whom lie
once co operated, to come forward
and suppbrtthe nominees Of the Dem.
Iocratic parity He expressed his en-
tire confidence ID Mr.. Newman as .
man Of integrity and houor, and ap.
pealed to the peopleto support him.
Mr.. Newman also madeIa briefspeech,
and was followed by james Hutchin.
son, Esq, Of the Point Pleasant a Re-
publican, who, in q speech Of two
hours and upwards, denounced JOHN
LErcuER as worse than. CHdae;; and
denounced the Democratic party il
almost as strong, (ffnot as
eloquent) al Bolts in his Richmond
speech. n He was opposed to the
Democratic and all its prineei
Pies. Upon tue whole, NIL Hutch
inson's speech Mas rather a curious
thing, portions Of which were not fully
comprehended by his'anaitors. Cab.
ell will give . large majority for the
entire Democratic ticket J.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
I MaEnnie Lecture,

.At TIL request OF the KanAwha Lodge. Jo-
nan RtspaLL. ESQ. OF Philadelphia, delivered
public Lecture last night. ii Brooks Hall,
on PreesMasonry. ~
The lscture was well attended, AMI it was
!. Mighty entertaining and instructive. The an-
tisnity of the Masonic Order, its universally
md its ADVOCACY and support of the cardinal
us;nc,rles of Religion, Morality and Christi.
api.yacdnstituted the subject1maater Of The
: lecture III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
1cHARI,IrI, = :.

,ss..a.,..s .1 ~ MAREEr
stare S0' nss rsssl, 'srtAS k.ass,i.. :.
James ?. Move.
Wholesale x retail dea,a.
Groceries ana country i g. 3 1, pr :. Coz.
Flour per barrett, N
s..s, CO. i'ss,;., j
Corn Meal. 0.sss
OATS fsI
Dried apples per busi.eI,
Peachts = a.
&" Bea rs while, II
mixed, rkfI
Coffee, per pouul, 4
y. o. Sugar,
Lard le1tn
| Pork -. iGha.
Beef ~ gss,
MolaSes per gallen, Ia
| Chickens, pr dsaen, ~ 49,. /
Eggs. skSQkE
Butter,
i Potatoes. NJ
| Tim1thy Seed, tsbIf
Clover Seed hS
Onion Sets per gallon. i fE
F ksfs ~ a9ssss
March 2sth, 1913. ,I.Ic
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05

81 Wt3aTA anthor sed ID announce ] AZ. III LtID,
lErj ESD. d candidaief for CpnFress from tnis
the lth Congressional District,6f Virginia!
Mr.. Rt;xpLE Please S1mhouce Mr.. ~. D,
FArE, Of Psy,enas Bsones County az . scan nd
date. for the rEs 4, for the district composed
al tie counties Of Karawha, Putnam. boone,
Logan aiil 8 yoming, MANY VOTERS. D
We are authorized to announce DR Par
nlc1e SIS i eaRdadtte for The next House Of
8 DelegAtsa.
C1gsDE SIs, Kanawha County, Va,
asis January PAIN, 1859.
Il Nj. RolToR - Please announce 10 your pa
& pei, the name OF II IA. WELrH, Esq.,, as "a
Candsaaae to represent Kama whagC County, in
I tie next q eaerat Assembly Of Virginia.
MANY VOTERS. \
Nh. RrsnLr You are requested to an;
/ noanes Gas LES HrpRicK, Esq, as q candid
3 ate I'd represent this county I'D the next Leg
isla,sre. MANY FRIENDS.
MI. Enron II Please announce Capt. 4 n.
i b FaoMssoS as acandidste to represent the
Couaty 0f Puillam in the Lext House OF dele
sates.and oblige MANY VOTERS. &
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05

BUsKIRK Is DAVIS, Wholesale Gro
Eeeries and Produce Dealers, Ports
mouth, Ohio. This firm place in
the columns Of the Star, an advertise
Of an halfcolumn in length, exhibit,
ling. therein a list Of a part Of their
large andextensive stock Of Groceries,
Produce, &c. We have had dealings
with Messrs. B. IS D. and find them
TO Be prompt business men. They
sell at low prices -probabfy lower
than the same articles can be had for
in any ofonr Western Cities, C;ncin-
natl not excepted. The Portsmouth
Times, . paper worthy of credit
speaking Of this establishment says !:
4 BusK1Ek s. DAVIS apprize their
friends, in this weeks paper, that
| they are now ready to receive and fill
orders for Groceries ard Produce on
as favorable terms as ANYIHoUsE in
Portsmouth or Cincinnati. Mr.. "a
INV BUsKIRKs the Senior, has just re-
turned from trip to New Orleans,
where his. experiences as buyer, and
his standing as d business man, have
enabled him to make the best of bar
gains. Read the advertisement, and
then, at leisure, call and see him,
merely forthe good it will do YOU
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
ToBAccO.

sff Butts Sutherlin's Stsr.
IOO- 20" James, pounds. 5. IS
so" Florence Hughes Leaf ~
rs Caddy Boxes Pfssis Ghlcle''
20 Butts FIora Temple -
25 Kegs Gedge & Bros ST. IT q,
90Csross S. B WILLIAMS fbe cpl tissN
so BbIs Queen City Cut and w
20 fislY-bbls Z. % nTS
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
Democratic Speaking,.,

f. r. TuasEE, Democratic Elector for
the 45th Senatorial District, will address
tho pepplsIat Jackson 9. H.,o Monday,
April ilth, At night.
AT West Columbia, Mason County, on
Saturday, April 10th, At 2 o'clock. I. M,
At III. pleasant, on Monday, April 10,
Al night,
we fare requested to announce that
JoHE u NEwMAs, ESD. Democratic cleo.
tsr for tbe 43d Senatorial District, will
address the people at The following
places and times
AZ Putnam 6. III, April 9th.
BuHald. SATURDAY,. ii night April 9Th.
Kapawha &. H April 18th,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
4 Know Nothing ont nj Csagrsss,

We aanopnce that oar. feIlowttowasrnan
JAMEs ". TAiplEY Esq: is cand date foE Com
gress in Opposition ID the Hon. A. g. JEsksSs.
During luz lifetime Of the old Wing parhs
Mr., ,Laidies Was. q Wing; and after The death
of that party, be became an ultra ndtenthu-
siastic KnsO Nothing, tbenian American, and
he is now sanguine and hopeful member Of
the nameless Opposition party. We regret to
ice Mr.. Laidlsy become candidate. not on
aceoqnt Of any fear that he will stand any
chance Of being elected, but because we re-
gard him as an arniable. clever man, and dis
like to see him exposed 10 the notification Of
worse thai w ategloo defeat. Our ownopin-
ion IS that Mr. Jenkins will beat Mr.. Laldley
frem twothousand to four thousand votes.--
We have heard it animated that some of Mr..
Laidley's friends are counting on d heavy vote
I'M Harrison and other counties in the Eastern
end OF the Disirict, becanselof the enthusiastic
support, giyenhby MI Laidley and the rest Of
the Kanawha Know Nothings. in 1857, to Mr..
CARLILE. We have no doubt, but Mr. Carlile
fully appreciates the cordial support given him
BY his friends in Kanawha, and. that he win
i.endeavor to repay it. We do not believe Mr..
Garlic and his friends ii the other end Of the
District, are ungrateful, yet we believe our
friend. MI. Laidley, will be one Of the worst
beat men thatseser ran for Congress in Virgin
LA Mr.. Laidley, althougha bitter foe3of De
nocracy, IS considered IA gentleman Of honor
and integrity.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
sUNDRIES.

~ Boxes Palm Soap.
Il ID 40 Boxes Palm No ! sosp.
SO q German 90
20 - Fancy g .e,.sl.s
30 /" and halfboxes SUI ~
rs TaIlow
is Kegs Bi CaEbpn1ie seu.s
100 Doe. assorted BreoIl's.
40 Bales No. | Rs:tlns'
an I" No. q do
100 Doc! Buckets.
so Nests assorted Tubs.
is BblS Eulverlsed Saisiais',
100 Doz. Bed Cords.
so Reels Pack y sr1.
rs Doc. Zinc WASH bcaie,'
100 Boxes RaisinsI s. p,y,i.
500 Reans assorted Wrapp'1s
so Boxes Starch.
Is !" Assorted Candy =
6Il Racx q Shot.
IS Bales Bar Lead. nv = IDAyiE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05

Mr.. WV. PArE, has announced himself q
candidate for the Senate in this District.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05

sTTc n CTRED HANs. J
lot Of Rnggies So gar !. g y ! issl
~ received by MSnihh 81 -
April 5 1859.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05
NATf.s.

200 Kegs ''''F'i stis & * ! Z e
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05

FISH
M B5ls No. / MacksIal.
s1ll 30 m. Bbls No i Aiackersi.s
g e Bus y as Do Dc
SO Bills "s do u...trsl.
5 g k 9 .. s @ !
3 Drums Goldfish. : nlIs
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-05

.
noun nominee.
Dr.. II. 3. MAuplr addressed the
people, and announced himself a can
lidate. Ills position On the Rail
road Was the same pretty much az
Mr.. Newtnan's, except, that he, like
Col. Mansfield, appealed to the peo-
pie of Cabell for support, on the
grounds that he lived amongst them,
and his interest was identified with
theirs. He spoke ofhis speech before
| the Board Of Public Works in 1854,
on thu question Of terlninns, and said
| it was far more eloquent and convinc.
ingsthan any ever delivered BY Clay
or Webster.
JAMES HUToHIasoa, Esq, of the
Point Pleasant Republican address
ed TUE people. lie was in favor Of
an appropriation 70 the road, but IA
vored working entirely on the East
| fern Aha, lie was, however, il favor
Of making the road On tie present II
cation.
| OIL Tuesday, Hon. a g. JEsKISs
delivered IN able and effective speech
| to d crowded house. lie defended the
Degenerate party. urged the people
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So much has been said of late Felstive to the
public expenditures that We have, .. much trouble
and inves igsIion collected al tbs facts bearing
upon the question, In order that the puolie may
have Just appreciation Of these misstatemenis
and misrepresentation which partisan presses ana
desperate poticians have fruud il so easy 10 make
and publish Our information and facts are derived
directly from the Treasury Department, and their
accuracy may be relied upon with mplcit
Before entering into any particular defence Of the
democratic party By the exhibition OF facts, W.
shall be sustained 10 the general assertion that the
principles ami policy necessarily Lead 10 economy
in the expenditure of the public money while those
81 he oppopents a. essentially conduct to extrsva-
gance For instance, The democratic party nave
labored since 1882 to reduce the taEstioD, while
their opponents have assiduousy esisted their Ell
forts csimiHg That the mole you collected tne moie
you would have to spend The old Ehig Psrty. me
black republican, and the American parties OF The
present day made and make the basis u thsr op-
position to democratic policy the reduction Of TIE
rev, nue. TO such standard SIS 10 embarrass the
government They the democratic party, are oitsn
unied BY their opponents, without renecuhg upon
the reTulsion through which We have sne are pass
ing with the nsaequacy Of tue revenue under toeir
policy, and demand increase OF taxation to ena-
bic the democrats to be sill mora extrsvagent. II
the democracy are justly chargesols with sxtrAvs-
giant eKpenditures they should join thei- opponents
IA the advocacy Of those measures I ct will tN
them the means 10 be eEtraVagaht ana HssteIUi up
on partisa an faYorites As long as they are true TO
the principle that only sufficient revenue should be
raised to administer The government upon an econo-
micsi basis the country is IN no dagger from bur
deus growing out of the yprkings Of their federal
system. Bul il is not eur Intention at this time
10 discuss these questions, and we therefore
come directly to The facts We desire to pre-
sent a. f1@
AS will be remembered, the SAITH Congress vas
partly in ne bands Of the opposition, and they in
a great measure controlled the appropriations 4
that Congress We place below statements show
ing how far the executive & vernment, which is
democratic is responsible, and how fer CoRgF 90
Transcribed the estimates which were asked FIR
We have taken the whole Congress- com posing both
sessions, which will show the annual sDoI n. nee
ossary without subecting tae to an exact divs
ion The first statement shows the amount Of esti-
mates sent in by the Secretary Of the Treasury at
each session of the Thirty~fourth Congress aPgFes
eating for the two sessions the sum OF $50, 20S,
452 IS:
Statements sIOioing Tire amount Of appropriations ssfisndted
By each department Of tie 0Oss'7a0s for the Thirty.
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