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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-10

We're we asked what is the evil. par excel
lence, of this country, We should answer. NM
hesitatingly, Demagoguisml 1t operates
upon every condition in life. All that is
beneficial TO the public veal, it vrhemently
assails; all that is injurious, it eloquently
ad vocates It is ever on the qia viue for a
war sp. ok in the political horizon to magnify
into a lowering cloud. It's untiring in its
exer,ions to originate popular measures, how
ever antagonistie they may be to right. NOR
ally or legally Washington Suites.
Aye, and to the Democratic Party, of all
others, is the. country indebted for the evil of
which the States speaks. Through the instru-
mentality of that party Demagoguism has
been exalted above atesmanship-Availa-
bility above Worth--Success above Princi-
ple-Party above Country. How long this
state OF thugs will continue time alone car
tell We fear it has so blinded the people tG
/ the true inter, SITS of their country, that moth
! ing short of revolution can effect reforma
/ ton. ~
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-10

Mr. BURTON. the comedian. has a superb
residence at Glen Cove, New York, A news
paper letter-writer says:
"His garden is worth going miles to see.
Plants exotics flowers of the richest rarest
and most costly description here luxnriate,
blossom and bloom; the finest green velvet is
not more soft than its grass-plats, and the
nicely boxed borders ofhis flowers beds show
the exquisite taste of its owner. Apple pear,
peach, nectarine aud plum trees are here in
numbers. and he has. at a cost of some Sl5,-
OOO erected a hot-house that looks NOR like
the Crystal Palace than anything thai l have
seen. His grape vines are really wonderful
and the grapes are superb and as big as the
eggs of pigeon" s.rrf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-10
NEw Yonk Ei-rcrross.-The New York

Nav YoRk ELEcrioss.-The New York
7ffaes lays
II the X publicans carry Il (the Sfate) tri-
umphan,ls they may reasonably claim the
rssnll as Indicative of ths strength of Mr..
Seward, and press him upon the Convention
a. certain TO carry the Stat. IL the Demo-
Gratis succeed, their d, legation could take =
mach higher tone at ChaTle.t'n. aud possibly
dictate terms 81 the Soathrrn States. IL thc
Utica mongrel ticket shonld be elected. IL
would lower the tone Of both the political
parties and probably lead to new alliances
aud eoaliiions.p
Let the ''noagrvi ticket" succeed thea by
all means. What l. wanted now NOR. than
new alliances. breaking up the corrupt politi-
cal organisations which have set the seetIens
tgaIns, each other. and caused fears 90 be
fel for the future saiety OF our free instita-
lions
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-10

GREAT FRE.--Tbe burning Of the Lion
b every, ia New York city. on Sunday night
involved great loss of property. There Was
$40 900 worth OF grain d-stroyed. aud the Gu
tire los l. estimated at s27sO00, ON which
there IL au insui ance OF Sl35.OO0 in various
Insurance oliie in that city. The brewery
MAS owed by Messrs.Albert Speyers Co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-10

FioUR $240 BARREI--Atthe last accounts
huur Was selling ON ihe Island OF Hayti a.
Two hundred aud forty dollars per barrel =
That lo,ks like high price. Out the money
wa, Hayden eurreaey. which l. like our old
continental money. About go OF IL are
worth Que Ailysr dollar.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-10
Jasper Branch Railroad.
orr1cE NASH x CHAr. RAIRoAp Co. !

OFFICE NASH K CHAT. RAILROAD Co.
October 3, 1853. ! ~.
DY order OF the Board of Directors calls are made
ID on the stock Of the Company subscribed for
building branch road from Bridgeport 10 Jasper,
pay able g. the TREASURER of this COMPANY as fo VS.
One dollar on each share on the LIST of NOveu Der,
1859 and two dollars each share on the LIST days
of December, 1859, January, February, htrch,
April, May, June, July, August, september, Octo-
Der November, 1860 tA
Payment may be made to jackson Pryor, at JAS
per- or the Treasurer at his Office in Nashville.
Promptness in meeting these calls is requested OF
The subscribers e ST OK ,as the CONSTRUCTION OF the
road depends exclusively on the means provided
specifically for thai purpose.
oct4-tl - MA GLEAVES. Treasurer
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-10
From Dr. H. j. Jozes one # tAe oldest Phys,rians q
LOUisriiie. AZ.

From Dr. H. J. Joaes one # n, Oldest Ihys,rians Of
LoWisril,e. ny
Il feel in duty bound TO state that have
snfi,r red with a dis.'ased nail on tn large toe
OF the foot for tbc last thirty years aud 20
much SO that il affected my whole SYSTEM. l
called on DR.. Ealing, aud before / knew
what be was going To do. he put my diSrased
nail in my hand. to my utter establishment.
as decidedly did not expect that he could
remove the nail from such delicate and
tender part without causing me the slightest
pain.
"Dr Ealing is decidedly the most expert
and talented professor and operator in sur
gerry, I have ever met, and his fame and Won
derfui talent ought to be made kaown 10 all
who have suffered Is badly as have, aud
consider that the principles which dir,ct the
operation of DR.. Ealing. such as 10 rem
der his success always certain
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-10
Furnishing and Fancy Goods.

WE are now receiving a fine assortment Of Fur
w nishirg Goods, of which name SHl Is
every variety of patterns and latest iyes-Collars
Gloves, Suspenners Robes. Neck fies, Pocket Hand
kerchiefs, Umbrellas, UNDkRWEAR-every varie
ty--Money Belts. HALF IL d: E--"f Cotton, Wool Mo-
rinO, and t'ashmere-TRAVELIN' SHAwIS, Gaunt
let's Of Backskin, Kid aud Calf &c, for sale by
octStr J. ii. MCiIIL-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-10
one Grand PIKE of ESQ, eooi
apPR0xImA. ION PRIZES.
.zssrrisss amounting TO- 80. ;. $50. 90
Whole Ticket. $40; Halves IS; eu.rs.r.sa sc
lk oRpKRINe TIcKETs oRcIRIIFIcATE


EneIcse the 4nlount u money 20 cur address, foi
Shat yoe wish to t,urcksse; Zane TIE Laiery IA
~hscs yea sh g a ests-i @hd - b tses ysu ~si
Wa i-s, Halves "r osartsrs, on receipt Of which "
send hat = srasTet ~ nrst mail, together with IN
scheme
IaIse,ass-ls afler the ars~ing. a Printed Drawn
csrtasd 10 ~ the Commissioners, ~in be sent, vii
= txpfa ssttsn. MN ft f9aEE
AZ Purchasers will please write their signature
plzln ane give their fost tficr ,eoaEsy and state
All raunin anicatlohs strictll confidential.
aS-All prizcz " 81 900 and onder. paid immediate
G.rsy days
Aaarssso sests Tor Tieksis or ceruneAiess by Ma
OF b.xrrcs<, 4 be dsreeied
sooi. ERby = o.. AsFasts Georgia
or, MOO kl,1l CO., Atlanta Georgia.
or MOOD. EDDY CO., Wilmington. ueh, ware.
II So A ist af The numbers that drawn from ~
~he. 4, ~Hh the The prize that each
entiled -, IA be puhlishsd an cyery drawing,
the foosns paFers : Aagssta f6eo Constitutional
tsi, Atsls kastazr, Washable Gaz>s RicAssssd Dss
psieA, f-azids-s (ksss ci<rsea and ~. Ene
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-10
Mnsif ano panfing.
Vocal and Instrumental
I N S II r u C T o N

yfR. CHA. MtsKLI ER, Masical birecter Of crisps
vi s'aiety; formerly leader q the Handel and Hay
ira 80 i~ty and tie old - Charles, New Fleahs,
ard Cheslaat street, Philad~iphag respectfully
fff-rs his rerye~s as instr ctnr q siNStNS--hlSi
Cat GRAMMAR. THOROUGH BAS~. VIOLIN AM
tsUTTAR For terms apply ~ AoCiare'z Mussc Store
cnion seps-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-10

Prom Dr.. Eanosson, PAyss1saH, s. L0~ss cs"'a'y'
No. sHF
+" DIR. Ealing has completely cared my
corns by his mild. yet extraordinary process,
siihout cutting or causing the smallest
amount Of pain in the operation. To any
one troubled with these painful snnoyanees.
can sincerely recommend him 20 ih' m a.
an exceedingly skillhal and jadicious opera
TORI T. EDMoNsoN, NJ. d.
St Louis, Nov. so, ls5s.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-10
STATE FAIR

"Opens oct. lot AMI continues dCri g the week.
~ Family Tickets So and single Tickets IS, is anu
10 cents, may be hal in the City, Of Robert Lu k,
Esq at his fhre, ofthe Treasurer wherever he may
be found and at the Ticket Gffce the gate en-
tcriIg the FAIR Grounds at the north end.
THOMAS B. JOHNSON, Treasurer
Oct6-td of State Al z. Bureau.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-10
YAM ~ ~ Ale
GROCER ES
BY
HARRIS, GORDON 4 co.

On Tuesday next, 1lth of October, 1853,
WE will offer at Public sale, in large lots with
w liberal privil gees,
loo hhds. choice Louisiana Sugar; r
500 bhIs extra. white Rrethe.F Whisky;
800 boxes b. l.. Simpsons celebrated Aromatic
Schied1m SchDapos;
100 boxes VOLTS SchBapps;
so casks CognAc Brandy;
800 boxes manufactured Tobacco, various brands;
100 reels C,ttun Cord;
800 Packages star Cndiesi
200 boxes RosIn soap.
With many other arteles.
TERMS OF sEK-An su.us under $500 cash. All
sums over 6 20 and under sit0o sixty days. All
sums over 0 0,'0 and under 9 zoo hincty days. All
SUNS 5000 four months credit Tor approved en-
dorse,i notes, payable Ia Bank.
oets-td - :. y HARRIS, GORDON & co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-10

HollOway's Ointment and Pills.
intermittent levers are inevitably broken up BY the
Pills The, act simultaneously the liver, bow els
and nervous system Eruptons vanish under the
operaton of the Ointment.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-10
Auction Sale Of Groceries
Carter, Wilsford & Co.

On "wednesday, october 18th. 1850.
"A T. viii oder for cashtn front of our Warehouse,
w No. Market Street,, a large assortment ei
Fresh and Choice Groceries ,eomprtsing IA part the
following articles, VIZ:
loo hhds. la. sugar, loo beAss Tooaeco, Fart
100 bags Rio CoiIec; brands:
100 q. I-Aguy "a Coaee; eco boxes 80 Bar SOAP
so bbls New Molasaes: 200 = Palm soap;
SO 4. bills do. loo - fox's starch
So bbS Crushed i Pow loo - Woods do,
aersi sugar: 200 dozen Broou1ss
zoo bbl. Gn "a. whisky. 400 boxes star Candies
IS - NeNssm do leo - IAllo~ do.
so - R0binson CO. do; SO y and ~ bok. Gran
SO " old Rye 4 BoaT- berries;
bon WHISKY; 500 dsz falnted bukets.
IS \ Paqes brandy; leo oaxes W X aad t. y
IS bblS- Water aud But Cberses
ter Crackers; - bags Pepper;
100 Kegs Nails assorted 200 Realms wrap Paper,
100 cases Cove oysters, 20 eAseS SArdines.
500, 600 assorted ciEarss
eoo kegs pure Vitae irsd.
go .. xes Schiedsm schnapps.
We viii also sell Tor consix ees 90 BOXES w. r.
ca eses 20 hbs- Cover seed, and IS ibis ecssied
Ale ssd Porter.
Tsxsshsg With Haa, oslasr artSlss 30 su@eross
cARfER, wIisFoRn & CO.
oetI-td No. AAanket street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-10
New Orleans, May l6. 1859.

FSOs Dr. Wp j. W.Ier. Eresid nj i The shelly OIL
iege n.y.
DIR. Ealing is unqucstionHbly scientific
and eminently skillful operator in the ex'
traction oi COrns. The undersigned has
tested bis know ledge az a chir"podist, and il
gives him much pleasure to add bis testimony
to the Doctors indisput ,ble claims 10 public
confidence All who have need of his pro-
fcssiunal services may trust with undonhtIns
a,snranc- that their confidence will not be
misplaced WIN. }. WALLER.
Shelby College, KY. Jan. 5 1853.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-10
30 d.. -. os...l..ae Ipl,s.e.a..

Ffe~ Dy. BEksado.J, csAs~itias PASss1saa.
=" Dr.: EALING: Dear Sir-i have graf
pleasure In trssifying TO your ability. hSs-
ing witn-s~ed with much Interest your -ei-
emilio system cooperation. as you displayed
The X Il Of ialrnled man. aud care and at
teasiou Of an .xpsrieno-d practitioner. shall
b. very happy 10 bar personal iessin..ny 10
any one calling 90 M At the iollowing al
dress" Z. BE>kESD0RF. II. ID.
:, I.oni- Oetols-r ~ ISsa
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-10
xNSVVs MENVS.
D D. DICK EY

IT AS in Store 100 Wheel Barrows;
i 300 sets assorted Iron1 900 pounds Gum Pack
Axles: tng:
IS Kegs Boiler Rivets; 100 bundles ass'ed Wire :;
10 900 do dressed NUS; so to"Ts;
600 Washers 10 goo li-hts sash:
25 kegs Wrought Nails. so stiles Sol Leather;
500 pou Emery 500 feet card ClOthng;
1000 papers Timers 100 : eel Reeds
Ri, cts; 0GardeI Engines
so assd Sausage Cutters; 10 Wheat Fans.
% do do suffers: 5 fhreShing achnes;
200 $ eets Copper; so straw Cutters;
500 Cooper Bottoms; 20 Corn Shcil''
200 p uBdS Brass; q RaIlruai ;. Tai'ers;
900 assorted Putty Blocks; 2SmuI Machines;
30 rssor ted Churns 800 assorted Flows;
so boxes Glass: 20 PUMPS;
$50 boxes tt Plate; 3 hal bbis. White Fish
so slabs Zinc; 10 Hydraulic Rams;
So Pigs Tin: 900 pounds Galvanized
s, 600 feet assor'd Gas Pipe Wire;
10 900 sort d Leather 200 boxes Ring Travellers
Bel ng: 20 .O0O gallons Stone Ware I,
s, 900 feet assorted Guml .OOO bushels Cake;
Beliirg; 30 tons Pig Iron;
900 pounds Pump Chains;
Besides many other articles on hand and for sal 4.
by IocIS-ul n. ID. HICkEl. II
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-10
Rucs.skin Shirts and Drawers

HIGH Necks and long Sleeves, heavy and of best
IL quality. Also an assortment OF cheaper sly les
octS-r J. ii. MCGIIL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-10
Gotten Yarns.

tn sssrs and fsr s.ls, a. AasufseisFer's price,
Large aaaEfigy sfthoss cslebrase< Cetisa faFI .,
uaan a4artrred ~ the FfasNosd FAcl1gs shart fef
4uallt And earrF8ority sl4nd aaFsF aiea Gas stsFk
eusbx41es eilfke nansh<ss
kIzEII, HooPFR Co,
= ap1a-ss axsa Aoa. snd Mark -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-10

rT>lIE bsst Naehine ever inveuted for brauss ca
il -owing, and eae sh-i ever fasweF shoe
have ARASTROSG A 90,
ssplt-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-10

supply of best quality and few Of second
Arate, received and for sale BY
uctS-:f J. II. McGILI.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-10
IRON AND CASTINGS.
LADIES VESTS.

1SO TONS assorted Iron and Castings on hand
Holland for safe by ID. u DlCKEY,
oct -tr No. II Market street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-10

EXLMrT FROM TAXATION.
IMPORTANT PUBLIC SALE
Valuable City property.
NlSHyILlE MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

IA will oHer Public sEle, tn, premises,
w that Valuable Zeal Estate. heretofore oNnesi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

ADMINISTRATION BEurRr. Mr.. Adrian
on being charged BY the Constitution with
being boush, up BY the Republicans makes
the following explicit charge Of an attempt
TO bride bin, made by the administration
Tie said
"Mr. buchanan. his Administration,
and the whole country, know that | am IN
caphle Of being purchased, or being swcr1-
cl ono io,a from those principles which |
bold to he mos, intimately connected with
the best interests Of the country. Daring
tie Lecompton controversy was approach.
81 In such a manner as shows corruption
on the part Of the Administration. II !
had ouig cirm my mprOri 70 hs LeoomfioH
Jlhrv rdi aipurod that o5uid soVrc a
tor1-n appointment Tor one most mar and
d.ar 20 ms. 4 leading member Of tho
House at that time came to me whispering
10 nv ear. - Sir il il all settled m she
Cabinet" What d. all ,gttled2' why
that ono who is nearest to you by the dear
ssi ,lps or blood, Il, 10 receive :hs appoint
mint" My reply was: "Send word to
he Administration 30 make the appoint
msnt, and intend % resist il TO tie last
in It. infamous aitsmp, 10 force a Con'ii,u.
ton on ths people Of Kansas, their Sill
| did rc.is, IL. and because resisted it |
Was charged with beinga Black Republi.
can. an AboliiiOni,t aud no Democrat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23
THE oxFoRD DEMOS At.

mos, remembered as her peculiar and peren-
NAL glory, !. the vein Of elevated practical
ussiulne.. which ran through all the actions
Of her maturer years.
"To d.lIle l,, the ,aia iocliar.
10 iouch he heauand rhiss the 'housh' b. thine"
Mi.s lIamlin's sentiments and actions
have illustrated the last line Of this couplet,
which might we'll DO used rs the moIto Of
her bicgrupher. Practical usefulness and
elevation Of though, and sentiment. are
written in leg,blo lines on all that ha, -
ceived her touch. She has not only been n
talented and intellectual woman. bot che
has also been o good and useful one.
The neighbour. all exelaim; Her death Z.
a crca, loss. The old homestead, situated
among US. tceming with many plcasan, ~.
socia,ion.. mus, now he de'criod nv tie
name that has 80 long given It distinction.
The response is always In tho Affirmative.
Bot whatever Of patho' there may bs in such
reflections. the memory will always recur
20 tho life and character Of tho deceased
with emotion. Of gratitude and consolation
nj gratitude. tina, ncighbor' and friends
have enjoyed the intercourse " a lie flled
with 50 much Of good and Of the consoln-
ton which was hers, that those who do we'll
shalt have tho reward Of tie good aud
faithful servant"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

COMMITTEE oS rnE JouS BROwS lsvAsioS.
On Thursday last, the Vice President an.
nounced the COMMITTEES on Mr. Masons res
olution. adopted Wednesday, which con-
sisted Of Me,sr. Mason, Davis, CollAmer,
Fitch. and Doolitile.
TIE Republicans have but two men on
tho Comm,ies bot they possess emi'
nent ability and II necessary will make a
minority report. Il i..,A,sd that large
number Of distinguished men at tbs North
are included IL the list Of witnesses to be
summoned. Under the law, witnesses arc
compelled to testify before committees. IL
!. pfohablc however. tia, they will only be
able TO draw out evidence Of the fact that
scarce any one. oui'i c Of John Browns
company knew Of bis designs The Sena'
tor, accused OF completely voted for in'e''
ti.a,ion with iranknc.. which ought TO
have caused the administration to abandon
the matter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

AnHAM LlNcoLN oN DlsuNioN. IL his 70.
cent speech Mt L,aVenworth, Kansas, Mr..
Lincoln Of Illinois made the following pr
thy and sensible remarks;
&" Bnt you Democrat, arc ior the Union
and YOU greatly fear tho success Of the Re-
pubiicans would destroy the Union. Why!
Do the Republicans declare against the Un'
ion? Nothing like il. Your own state
msnt Of 1t i, tbsi IL the Black Republicans
elect President YOU cont stand a. You
will break up the Union. That will be
your act not ours. 10 justify IL. you mus,
show that our policy give, you just Gauss
Tor such desperate action. Can you do
that? When you attempt It, you will find
that our policy is exactly tho policy Of the
men who made the Union. Nothing more
and nothing less DO you really think you
are justified to break up the government
rather than have il administered AZ It wa
administered by Washington, aud other
good and great men who mado il, and frs,
administered it? Ifyou do you are very
unreasonable, and more reasonable men oan-
not a4i icW not submit 10 y,u. While you
elect Presidents, we submit, neither break
ing nor attempting to break up the Union.
II we shall constitutionally elect Presiden,
it will be our duty to see that you also sub
init. old John Brown has jus. beeu
executed for treason against State. We
cannot object. even though he agreed with
US in thinking slavery wrong. That cam
not excuse violence. bloodshed. and treason.
IL could avail him nothing that he might
think himselfrigit. So, II constitutionally
We elect President. and therefore YOU I'M
deriaks to destroy the Union, a ,sW Be- our
DIT 10 deal you O, old John Brorn la, been
dealt Nth. We shall try to do our du,y.
We hope and believe ,ha, in no section will
majority 70 act as to render such extreme
measures necessary"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

Tsnsrur ESTIMATES. The estimates Of
the United States Treasury Department for
tbe neI, 6,c', year. ending June 80. 1861,
have been ruhl.hei Tho gross estimate is
SGG.7lI,g27 ~. The deficiency In tie rev.
,nuc, Of the Post OGco j. putai Sj,gSS,.
i2j,Oi. the army expenses a. So, S,'25.-
-. naval at SlI,2'4,sij; the la'ituo items
NJ, including the respective departments,
which require nearly three millions apiece.
IL j. calculated that there will remain un.
expended al tho close of the rresen, year,
and 10 be earned forward, the sum Of. 81.
9U7 rs. From q detailed view Of the essi.
mates, say. the Secretary. j, appears that
tho annual and permanent appropriations
required for thc service Of the year ending
June 80, lsGl, exclusive Of public debt,
amount to 81 ,OGj, 7jL7O.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23
RiekmnnsS neech

TIE r.sch OF Mr. Hickman has ben o.
speech - thc session, 30 FAR a. forca and
rt ,c,u-srnsI. rs clear determination
startled srmc Of ,ic lr,.cai,r.. psrlcy, ia
th, Boston journal, give. ,he fo'louin.
sar... sketch o' the .rsus when ha an.
rr4s..l t.a, Che N5r,h would never permit
g., South 90 carry yat her gr,a.5nah'.
s.tam,s o.aisUr.rn:
Ar,r rsEakir. Mr. Buchanan. arl Dc.
t.a Northern dam Hcrt'sartiu che Charles
j.u g.a,..s..n, W. IiU,m,u went ,0 %
slv ell t.rst4t. ui tlI.r, U.s ,AIsiIu-
should I.ll o. dissolution ul The lrI1n.
v.reh r0 one cUaI mrrs irp',r- Le bad
Oh doubt. M bad Ue ever -e,n lae North.
,ru man. .r lr.hiri that tbl North v0ull
D.. ail- OH tote care " i',H' u hy tiss''u-
t.uuit.s lu..uvls meant llvIIiu. iIur
os sentiment aui virtual uluIuierrUuuc,
t.r Juu1 Wa. already ..y..s.i f1r 70 va.
wei ar.vu chat NHrta.rn men cannot nov
trs1s. ai t.1 >HulH. DHI ANY southern Tr.t-
Master ui.'t 1frn ari burn. as iu-rriHry
.gauerfs, lffi,rs lg papers bearing bis
irauk. hut % 10 meant a division 81 terrific.
~ hy Ml,r1 and bIUrs line, or hy any
other Irs. ''' North, cir, viii never ,l,eT-
atr .Hs i.u- like 90 never
l... noble sentiment ELECTED round, oi
applause. Ell, '.ugy 90 Gle as'uu.sHmIut FOL,
auI..er 10 tla brave army 90, Gov. Wise,
VITO s.rs sTIuA..I through trc galleries.
I.rI. v.s o. market sfuslfiIu un tle Trn.
s.ay-r. s.t.ui tlr lills,. ari Nr Glrlrsll
o. u-Hr-t rs-... .n a sHneNIat excited
u,ur.r, " ilrvv... t.e North prevent i'''
"i ,srr.,..l uy CONVICTION" replied
Nr Hickman. i1 tuu.. which uus Ike thc
trump .t.u,trs 20 herald drmsu'in. DE
s..r...-r pi a roltci army" ,ATrJ->,d
o., c.u,. ri.rn from tbr Tact that there .s az
much 'rlH couras- 40 ttc north, though DO
ulvr.f D.. known hv tir nam. of chiNalry,
o. 20 iue >Igth, auI that with al TIE ap.
planes 900 ast G, assist. u.t'l0H H.irEs "
f..a. l.,r.i 90 industry, and NTH habits Of
ilrr i-.. ...t. wool. always Do able o. COPE
,ueye-- ,..... 90 need 'r. with vcti mi'i1H'
vituuut tH.se aLAi'.ar.rs.'
Eighteen o. sIsbt Each Northern
man i.It that moment more than ever de-
term % uat t1 longer 60 submit 6, insult
while f.a.l simple fgur-, Ike lie hand
writing un tfc wall warned the naughty
SOFT rOus taat they could no longer, with
IMMUNITY, su,er 10 AMI insult those Who arS
win them 90 lgirs % those who established
tl, Union.
aston vas taken From and after thy
l1,h uf December. 1859. 10 will be remem.
h#reI that 10 was stated in Congress. and
stated by a democrat who voted fJr jane
Buclluap. that "art'su riti0Hs Of men,
reared 90 industry. and With habits Of the
t..Ht kind. will slvays D. able % core sue.
c.s.Iuliy. 30 need hC. with 0gh' million,
without those auNilarIcs.