The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-07-01

ttittu 4 tutIIIcli Oh lIDIlt, OF some other
final tribune. to answer forever fhe oues.
tion.-- what Is Domocracyl Mr.. Douglas
says 10 means sQuattef Sovereignty p
Senators Davis. Mason aud Hnntef, say it
means Congressional Interierence Mr..
Buckanan thinks Il means Protectiys
Tariff; Senator Tooniln thinks il rneafts
No Tariff al all; Senator Brown, Of Mis-
siasippi. avows that il means the revival
Of the Slave Trade; Gen. Cass declares
that It means the suppression Of the pi-
ratical traffic, and yet these gentlemen
are ''all good Denocrats.' What a pity
thereshould besuch Sad differences among
men whose creed is the same Only see
the savage vehemence with which the Mo
bile Register, Denlocratic paper, de-
ln6unces the sctionof si6e E0uisia,s.. p AZ:
oeratitc Convention.
The Register not only attacks the reso-
lutions, but bitterly inveighs against SEN
ator slidell, who had them passed. II
says:
We published yesterday, for " the
special attention OF the Democracy Of
Alabama, the platform adopted bv the
/ late Democratic State Convention Of Lou
isiana We place this platform before ON.
Who cxhibited their nelots made ma "a, drunk
q, tAsjr ycutl, ,as . warnipg example Of
VS. , peasfllns* y, q ,inebf!eiy Every body
~, ,''s =, ~, = s1s e y, 4, q 'ss'
b<'oo1, IN ana every orc vii iii sSe in The 'i,
s54, Ne f|'|:ik that tbe Deinoctatic peo-
p MI reI''d'atc that pint
,;s 2;'p ,s,,'zS e, ,,. q I, q ei,1o5se =, 3 s
X c<.'<. 81 y = 4 '' IS : ]
Il i 3 i.e6roAs ca1ll M. SIidell has
N, ,o4'.il'., tIrs /. |..'tato oi' doiAing
t'|1.;i''' |t'f|I'4 I'ey. Ike Sum
sq'' |'''I tte pillsrsof tho tefnrle
q fi,c faint ~ e.
NAT 4n'iosnittc tf's jocei'''' intcil'-
ST 1t5s to ID ,i y -. -, o,la ard
'IiAtliot ioiei.sH policy W. I;,,c ION.
||a'i z u 4. !. 3 ~ y !.
fho ii'd9%sneht % ~ = s]'eeotoriot
|iiuggIe ,,ulii put cveFf itIici>' 4, 3, ~.
WI '.i tor 20 I'I IIII|rIt |&|& EtlI4I1| IitI|||
that body was done VIII |. Il !, aud Bic hir-
ty-nillion Cuba hiln1btt1, iii< 81 \ f,itce
with tlerest'of this 1hoipsiIo 1tlininistla,
tive whitewaslling q ~ 4 ~ y u q
- - !. :, = g. =. a.,
7oT Iur lSp1A''s MAXI 81 y hs
ny. @ss, ais ,' LAY e M, W. Z,
n@ "n'eh 1o',''i al'l's''' ''ossi e '''f'
manufacturers ~ that alticle ln the s'iifo
Valley. The firing up process is rather
slow vet these Anache4 ,snes,. te,- cet
,.,,.;.,t. aL !. y,
''f''o' "n'S'' ''ie : y . sS.e
come'srihe process, aceorhn8 toa cor
respondent of the Arigonian, Is as follows:
The corn fs first s.,a,< I'd for went -ft,,,r
Ehonrs e hole Il fi,er 6,s5i ii ~ ar3und
eenefnlly ms. wieyata. AN ndssoroe DIV f,,,ass
I laid on the bottom. on this srsaes the 5arn
is pIaced,and a hyer Of grass over it,
-Four Or Eve times day warm water Is
prlhslse g over ~ \ essil, al, ~ n,ghs ,ie
~ ~, ~ az
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sa No I, i5attla s,,,i 1,'s;1o "A ~ a.
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q 1Vend dcl /. as We haze already sliown
gave the Washiuotou Enion to Bowman
and received from. the President tlie Ex.
ecutive printing in payment, except $50
900 annually, which was to be divided be:
tween the Consultation and the Pennsyll
vanian. These papers are edited respec
lively by Bardelph Bowman and Nynl
| Strickland. and we. have Shakspeare's au.
thority that "Nym and Bardolph are
sworn brothers in filching'; they viii steal
anything, and call it-purchase 70 The
/ bare, Of nature wrote for all time, and es
pecially for the Presidency of James Bu
chanan.- =. Louisrale journal
:. - = Z. - :. &.
! TnE RESULT or TIfn GREAT SEVEN W
l6AME.-The great match which we refer
/ red to three weeks since which was 10 have
been played between John ID. McGoodwin
ofPaducah, and Len. Faxon, OF Cairo, was
commenced according TO arrangements
but, we regret TO say, broke up in row
The circumstances, as detailed by oui
special reporter, are as follows; The parties
with their respective seconds, Col, Noble
and Capt. Charles Smedley, met, shook
hands, and commences the game. Ihiey
won that questionable advantage. Faxor
stood his hand and led out. The utmost
silence was inalntane1 un1m tllT s,o, SaESl
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