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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-01
MeOifal.
X. r. r.

IEAITH will, in all cases. follow the use Of Rad
III ways r. X. Remedies. There are none so SICK
or diseased, weak, feeble, OF crippled With pain o
nfirmtes but that Railways Ready Relief, Removal
ing Resovent Regulators, the nature Of the dis
sickness may require, will quickly and RAPID.
Is .
These remedies consist Of Railways Ready Relief
Radway = Renovating Resolyent Fnd~ay Regulators
Each of these remedies possesses special curative pow
ers over certain diseases Yet there other dsoas
es wherein their combined medicinal properties are
required and when thus used II there Is sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body IN sus
tain their action the patient viii live and be restored
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@urDp6iihe NQ6rt9ten.

Die n%eueiten Na9ridten bon europa
bur8 ben Ddmpfer ~&fo" er9eben, RAP
bic italienilde @erwidluns i9 ibren Weo
meiter orteitet. Die &afuneen Sef<
reid6 uno @arcinien6 oeben porpart6 u.
bic Nufreaun9 IN per 2ombarpei uno
in gang Sberitalten 1T i'm @tei9en.
Die @euun9 Seferret9s imppnirt
cur6 bic S@neui9feit> NIT ber Is eanse
&rmeeforp6 bon ben duberfen @ren3en
pes &ei&e6 in ppQer &rieesbereiti4aft
na@ ben ent9esenselepten pirisiren fam.
@uberpem 1T e6 ibm 9e9lidt Elm Mnlebn
Don 80 Milionen Dollars as MiQionen
@ulpen) gu c%ontrabiren. Gs 1T alto ni@t
ALIEN i'm Stanr>. Dem erten @tpB jeper
@meute in BET 2omborcet unb jebem Nn>
eriT @orpiniens gu slei&er 3eit fe9rei&
@tereritano gu leifen, lonoern lesterem
our9 etnen Tele3u9 na@ Sarpinien ielbff
npr3ufommen. =.5~" 5@"~
@cpedt 1lebt IS ii9 ferner bur@ bic
Sfentlide Stimmuns in Deuti9lano>
Die Jpn atttpen 8eiftanp uerbeibt 1obalp
6rantret@ l@ in itiueu 3aupf NIT Sar>
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binten einmil9en ioute. Guu liberaler
Sette 1T man 5par fir bic @elbfRdncia<
feit Staltens, aber ebe Mapclepn fid in
Sber< Staltea fefieBt, tonne ea Oenrei&
NIT 9r1berem &e6t bebalten, @epedt ill.,
eireft 1T Seitreta ferner cur@ bic STentz
li@e Stimmun9 in gang europa, bic franz
sHil9e prel1e aus9enpmmerL bic NIT &C.
r'r9en W%uSnabmen fir ben &rie9 a tout
prlx 1T. Namentli9 aber 1T eS bic Stims
mun9 Der 86rienwelt, Die NIT @ebeul 9ez
gen leeen Wafentan; bic 6dnbe rina1.
DaS @nlebn, bas ie Sefrei9 siebt, fol- es
nur fur@ttarer in ben Musen Napplepns
maden> ur1 Jpn pon ietnen &ricesplaneu
absutrin9en.
Dem 8Dri enjammer sesenaber ater febt
bic fran;6fl6e SplcateSfa nit fnferm
9rimmi9em 8lid. @emebr bel Tub> jecenz
fall bereit ir9enr eiaem ebr9eistsen tlbnen
Gmp1rer unter tbren @enerdlen @ebEr au
9eten> renn pas Gmpire mirtli9 laneer
la paix bletten uno eur9ouS ni9t Pepee
rrercen ipQtc. Sbm gu Sci allen mus
Nappleph NIT &rie9 unp Triepen ipielen.
Ater man CLAUDE ni9t> pab es @emebr
BET Jub fteben bletbt, menn Is betm tlplen
Sptel letn 8ewencen bat. Gtras
nus e5 gu tbun 9eten. @enn bic Yrdtpz
rlaner feline gloire unp feline 8eute mebr
baben iolIen, perpen ile einen ibrer RUBIN
lidtisen Yrpcpnialn gum @esenfai1er
MAIDEN. limb wenn einer ibrer Marl 9dQe
1e gum Sie9 fiibrt2 So mercen 1e ralz
ielbe WanDser Sprnebmen. Gs 1T Elm Ell
sentbQmli4es Saauiptel ciel en- y}applepn,
ben man ben fran;D0iden Madiapeu
eenannt bat-obne &ettun9 Dem unerbitt=
lt9en Tatum ent9s9en 9etrieben ;u iebn.
Dieter Sage wuroen 1913 8eamte Der
2cmbareii9 &enetianil den 81 ientabn
tbeils ob9eleyt tbeils lu6penoirt. Der
8efebl bieriu sin9 eireft pom @puoernes
n1ent aus.
9arptnien.- Sn @enua BAT i6
cine @erbinoun9 jun9er Qeute unter benz
Sitel: ~@el elidaft Der italieaii9en unab1
b%ansieteit" s%ebilret. Die Mitelieeer per-
pfidten iid> Der &e9ierun9 in freiwiuiscr
unp lpyaler @eile ibre 9ilfe onsutieten>
lobalp ile itb bemiiben miro, bic 2pmbarz
bel ppn'pe 1lterrei6iiden So9e gu btz
freten. G6 1T Gin temerfen6merte5 Sat-
tum1 pab bic Mebrsabl Der @it9lieper be
Ter @erbincun9 prer ptelmebr ibre Grin>
BET @~nbdn9er MaSstnt's unp Der unitarie
lden &epublif iinp. GO. St.)
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AQerncuefeS.

TrtBerl. &c. Sepperl, funnldt ou
mir nit la9e, mas a Na1e9eburt il9t?
Sepperl. e. Triyerl> pas 1T eben
ou@ cine 0eburt> mte jepe onpere, nur
ca6 Die yfaie 3uerlt fommt> UNI Der Melt
Die Naienmeisbett pes fleinen @eltbuIroers
an5uiei9en.
6rtBerl. limb pas tl9t MQe6?
SepperL @eptb; unp parum 70
ptel Gbranen?
Doctor. Sa9en sic mir bod, ,perz
tber Treuno> mic man 1i6 be6 Spottes
uno pe6 @ibe6 be6 uMinn. Nat. Demo
traten" entlebi9en fam?
Naturfori9er. 81, pertpanoeln
Sie fi@ our6 uGransiubfontiation" in
cine uSttnffaBe."-
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@it, @pptt, Serleumbun8.

Nadcem Der uMinnel ota Nattpnal>
Democrat" & INNER Sencr, Nell
deD ben &epacteur rer uMtnnel ota
StaotS;eitun9 NIT @is uno @pptt ST dr>
germ, ;u entmutbi9en uno oaS Yutlifum
9e9en Jpn In 9arnii6 81 ieben lu@te na&<
Dem er unlere 8ebouptune, pa6 Der So
mont6mus 1ld nit rem &epublifanismus
nidt pertra9e, pabtn perprebte, ais ieien
mir 9e9en &eli9ipn6frei9eit uno bic fatbo>
li(den &irden, urn paour6 bic fanatii9e
Mafe 9esen uns auf5uifa@eln nad'pem
ale pieie Maneupres ben Torttefanp ter
u@linn. @taats;ettun8" ni&t bentr1en
f%onnten, ia, io9or bic Sttmmen relpeftabs
let uno f%reiiinni9er Bar9er 9e9en ben
Democrat" beraufbeld>ppren batten, mems
bet perielbe pas leBte jeluitii&e Mtttel an,
in Der olbernen 5pfnun9, uns gum S&mei>
gen gu trineen, namltd: unern @ba<
ratter 3u impu9ntren, tnpem ct
i9reibt:
rSbr Yripatdaratter uub Sbre @el@dfts-
np%erbaltni7e, 5err Ductur> bieten iol9e BlD>
rben, unb Ginienbuneen, ~bisl.lben betref-
vfene, lieoen in FOLDER 3abl Dor uns; ba6
vwir @ie bis in'ib Mart tre6sn tUnntsn,
umenn mir bieie literaril9e Saubiebe ni9t
vscn 3ersens3 r,nb uno ebenio febr pera@.
vteten. ais BEN Der le fIbrt -
5a, elenoe @erleumper, inbew1 Sbr eu@
nit Der Waste Der @robmutb unb beS 9u<
ten @el@made9 au i@miden iu@t erfibnt
Sbr eud,. uniern Yripat< unp @ei@dfts>
@aratter inptrette 3u perbd@ti9en =? @abr<
lid, Sbr leip Die erften unierer politil&en
uno reliei1ien @esner, bic fi@, NIT BEN
Stempel Ses &ene9atentbuu,s 9ebranb<
marft, ertabnen, uniern pripat@arafter
ansutaten. ~"
9eraus NIT ben Gtnlenbun9tr, bod nit
Betfi9un9 bes Name,1s unp pes @pbnz
prtes bes pcer ber Ginlenoer; beraus pa<
NIT mir beblrlen eurer @robmutb ni@t;
mir mobnen, betreF pes Sfentli9en> 5omie
pes Yrisat@aratters, uuter teineu1 @lasz
ba@e; nit boben Gbrenmdnner an Der
Sette IN 81. paul lnb In iepem @tuate
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-02-26
ieonet babe. gsir pa6ten i'm Stilen,
bab e8 ~ tpinfaen ,pdre, Der liete Got.

bab e8 81 tpinfden >pare, ber ltebe @ott
mare mentger parteiti& unb ieenete bit
san3e Meniabett NIT Bilpuns, aueene
unp ausemeiner Greibeit, Na@' rer1 @ez-
bet tpurbe @oibtn9ton's @bl@ieoaaorele
yerlelen> Gin Document, bas ellie fftete'
8Ir9iaaft fir @aibineton's mpralil@e
@r1Be bleibt. Setne Mabnun9en an bag
freie Golt betreT bet @efabren per Nt&tz
a@tuns oer Gerfa1uns, ce6 Denaasp9en<
tbuma, bea partet9eiite6> ees Gtnfrhes
Don Nu0en, iinp prppbetil&e @prte, bic
beberSt9t gu werben peroienen. Ser @n>
ii9t beS eplen Yatrtpten in 9inii@t Der
YFeee Der &elteipn> f1nnen mtr peoer
pom pbilpiopbii@en Stanopunfte aus
nod a posteriori betitimmen, al5 ware
feline Moral pbne &elieion mSsl{@ ia,
mir bebaupten io9ar, oaB bic @elisipnen,
als 1olde, yerl@iepen; Die Moral ateraQ
pieielbe 1T. Do9matif unp @tbit ftno 70
perl9ieoen>. wie Slpz uno Norpppl. Die
Selbfltdnoieteit ber Moral 1T ater 2cbn
uno Citrate erbaben uno fetne &elt9ton
Der @elt bat es nod je oermo@t> troe
9immel unb 5Due, ben Meniaen Don
@erbre9er unp S0noe fret III balten. -
@olbin9ton par &brit; Seferion mar
Ybtloirpb. &ann un8 Semano 8emeile
liefern> pab Seferlon, BET leinem Man9e(
an &eli9ion> feline Moral beiaB? Owl
Gen Bewei6 miro wobl Mtemano ltefern.
Na9 ber Mprv7e bielt 5err Sames %.
Gaylor bic Teltrebe in tpelder er in rbez
tori 9er SADnbeit bas 2eben uno @trfen
Balbin9ton's uno pic 5auptmomente ce5
Greibett6tampiea i@iloerte unb cine paz
raQele $685. jwilaen ben Sabren 1748 uno
1859, auf bic jeBi9e 0r1be uno Ma@t
ber Union btnweilens, rpelAe bic ~pereinten
Md9te Guropa's ni6t mebr gu bre@em
perm10en. Die &eoe mar seoiesen an
Styl uno Snbalt. Was pie Snotncttiz
litdt Der Ser. Staaten betrift 10 mub
man ben @lauben an etne lol@e BEN be-
9eil terten &eoner j. ME jebem fit fem
8aterlanp eineenpmmenen Mmerifaner 3u<
quite bolten. @ir b%ebaupten, auf bic
Welteeldi@te 9eitiBt oab es int politil@en
Qeben Der YSlfer eben . pent9 cine
@wt0feit Der SnYincibilt<
t 4 t eiebt> alS I'm Berei9e Der Relt9tonen
uno pes @laubens cine Gwt9fettber
|Snfallibilttdt.
v@wig metlelt tae 9 d. Der @elten
llnb b%eltanoig it nur Der @e&iel aQein."
3um S6lub puroc, nit Sntpnirun9
tcs anweiencen Yublifums> cine fir bic
Geier sect@tete Spe> nit Srseltesleituns,
! 9elun9en uno mir miil1en b~efennen, pab
oiele8 SET in jeoer 5inli9t etn wQroe>
po1e5 unp ben 5elpen pes Ga9es ebrenoes
war, 5ur Gbre AUDI Sener> bic eS 9efeiert.
Die Na9t peS %. Gebruar por ais
iuniti9e 8erberrlidun9 pe6 Cages pom oer
pioneer @uaro fir einen 8aQ i'm @inSz
lpw @ou1e ertoren. l1np pieler Bau
iiberral9te uns purG leinen u&ran; Don
SGInen." Gs par Gin BaQ BET Glite
Don ct. paul> no Gle9an3, Decprum,
Srcnun9, 9eitt9er Trpbfnn uno mate
rieue @Qr;e per Gafel Ni&tS 81 wuni9en
iibri9 lieBen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-02-26
.run9ea libel ~ tperben? Mlte absefetu1te
Bubleria, alte tld9lt@ %entlaryte 8errdtbe<
rim rf8 0Dlf6 dIte Ihcrfiihrfe 81 N l.

.runsen libel ~ tpereen? 9llte absefeiu,te
8ublerin, alte tld9lid entlaryte .8erratbe<
rim res @plf6> alte iberilbrte @iftmiz
19ertnberT retbeit alte, ausse<
ldulte &upp1erin peSDespptisz
mus, alte, te5ablte Seluiten Dirne, De-
motrotie" fort nit Dit an ben Stranger!
Deutide, bic tbr rie neutrality-suspicious.
nit melden eu6 bisber bic natiyijtil9z
remotratil9e Nemterjd9er abseipeif> bis
sum ueterrrub Aenpien> Deutlde> was batt
ibr fit bic etlen 2ieteserfidru19en perlel<
ben onoers ais @era6tun9,D eutibe>
bic ibr Der tbeuren @eimatb entl aotet,
neil las Sod bet Syrannet cure Nafen
'pl1no 9eoriidt wplt ibr pas itpls erbpz
tene Sarpt abermals beu9en, beu9en in
elmer Ncpubltf, mr nitt bic 8ayrnette
bet Oespcten eud ras Sod itadeln>
Scut>d'e, bic tkr wibt mic aus &al tenherrz
'aatt unp Se1uttenwirtb16aft
BET Nb1rlutismue 1ld cr;eu9t, pie Der
ptls aus benz Mpoer Ter Wurm aus Der
Tdulnib, mas wplt ibr NIT Dem 2ietesz
brief ben BET q. 81, eu9 9eiten yerpec>
relt> anfansen? @tr tennen caiar uur
eine Swedmdsi9e @ewenouns.
Ser,penbune.
Mur sine spedmabt9e Gerpentuna ?
%, lpredt DOT Current naben Gpbe: 1T
oteie gerwencun9 cine gemeine pper
eine ppliseiwipriae?
SIS faQt una pas Grucii fit ypr 56oom
unp S9red aus Der 6anc unc pennpd
muncn mir Die leyte Selune Y%pllencen>
INN Dem 1eufel cure Seele gu ent3ieben,
;ur 9naee pes e>pi9en 8epuBtlein6.
Uprtiesune fulet.
9anb,perfsburidcn unb Neeblar.
Serem has Setne. ST Sie 81. Srtb<
trein> al6 6anrwerfsblr lhe in Deutidz
Lamb NIT allen 5unoen sebebt >pcrccn>
rii1en mir ridt, Da6 aber Sbr Doctor
IN Mmerifo mandeS Goul eno freijlnniaer
Buder perpebpelt bat, baS oete<
ben mir 9erne Gin unp bic 6unce, rpn pez
men mir bel cieie m @elddfte 9ebebt
putcen, moren m~eiiten6 pfaffeu>
9runclaBlcle Yfaffentnc9t E unp
Sunfera la Neumann, pater Sertel>
Yfarrer Nrnplr, >1no Srtbwein H.. 60.
Or fault!
Der uNatipnolzD emptrat" luot, tncem
ct la9t ~ / batten 9elaet: ct auft.
limb bus 1T feline 9 / n E, jepenfaue
aber cine poliseiwiSri9e 2i9e.
SIS war 5err 9 d. E, Der pa BE-
tannt maGte> cab Der vNat.z Democrat"
toll unp ppu 9elpfen mar. Dp9 tper lit
rer ,,NotipnolzD Democrat" Na, tmmer
Sener mel6er - mir erlauten uns Hos
gu fraaen, ob q itd 9emein ;eiat>
rern ct telpfm it, pper ., Der beridtet>
u let tcQ uno ppu f. lofen 9emele fen? sic
ourt ben Seridt uni6Qcli6 MAIDEN ?
pob! ais Of Sic un6 je fdpn selbapet
batten ; i'm @e9entbeil, je mebr sic iauz
fen uno idimpfen> peito mebr nuBen Sie
une. Ergo just go ahead! Sa> mir
1tnp serettet auf cem 1errair Der Sc tia
litat auf oas nidt mir, ipneern Gin Nu>
9enseuse sic perieyt BAT. Ma9en Sie
pern bic Sa@e NIT pislem Sbren Mtpnz
nenten alb unp lioen Sie feruer niht
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Derprlftpent bat am IS. Nebr,
an oa6 6au6 urp ben Senat be5 Gpnz
arellc5 eine widti9e 8otiboft wseenG6uB
Der 5ranl it : Goute unp a%merifanilder
Bir9er i'm a49emeinen 3u9elanpt.
Do6 1T e6, mas un6 gang BE lonoers
9(ptb tbut,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-02-26
Germii6te Nabri6teu.

81. pau lIcbt Der bolpt9en Mnfunft
zines Don Yratrie pu Chen fpmmencen
Gtsbppte5 ent9e0en.
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@pn9reB .-S SIM Saul pallirte Die
BiQ uter 2anoi9enfunsen gum 3wede Der
Grridtun9 . Mderban> unp @ewerbe,
i9ulen tit oerlelben 6onun9, in pelder ft
pom SENATE Spr9ele9t poroen. sic Be-
bart allc nur nod Der unterl9rift pes
prd1centen, UNI 0eleBestroft gu erlanoen.
SIM Senate paltrte pas Budget fir pen
Gi9ilpienlt unc ca6 piplcmantil9e Corps.
@on9onoonna9N merifoin
40 Stunben.-Die uMtlanti1de &.
pofzD ompfi&iffobrtz Gampasnie" (@olz
moy 9tnie) Bat nit bet Girma Yalmer
uno NQport Dampfidifz 8aumeifer in
Newca(tle an per IYne> fit ben Bau BON
3 sroben @rpreB>D dmpfern einen Cons
tract obeei9lo0en. Diele Ddmpfer iouen
ale biz jeBt b%efannten Tabrieu9e utertrfz
fen. Die 2anae rieier Ddmpfer CS6ou<
felrac<D dmpfer)ioQ 330Gub> bic 8reite SO
iein ; bic Maldinen merpen 3 @dwunas
Cylinder init je rs 3ou i'm Durdme6er
befommen, NIT iber 1900 pferpetroft.
Diele Ddmpfer io0en smii9en @olwoy>
ct. Sobn6 uno Newzyort Gabrten ma,
DYER, uno MUIR poNa9tere unp Soften be-
f6roern. Die 9ertn9te @9neui9teit per,
lelben ioQ 20 O(eilen y. @tunoe le{n Oet
rubi9er See), man 9lautt jero9, Elm teiz
iereS @elultot e~r3ielen gu f1nnen. Sbne
3weifel bp1t man BET eutem @etter bic
Gntfernun9 BON @alwoY mad 81. 9obns
in 4 uno 5 1asen 3uridleeen gu f1nnen.
Die Dampfer loQen 20 Gub ldn9er
uerpen alS bic uWe ler." Die Gtnri@tune
fol- auf'a pru9tooufe bereeteut perpen,
Der 1. Saloon fol- 9erdumi9 iein, I'm,
200 perlonen gu ipetlen, Die &ojen rperpeu
fir 300 pa0a9iere 3. &laile etnsert&tet.
Dieles erobe unternebmen wirp {r1
eaufe pieies 5abres iber 5000 perlonsn
Mrbeit peridaHen, auber ben 5unperteu
BON &rbeitern> bic NIT ben Maldienenz
bauten bel9aftist inp. Die Qonpen unb
Nortbwetern 81. &. Gompasnie bat Is
urterr1ou1u1en, bic Soften BON Qunbpn na&
&insston in II Stunoen su bef1rpern ;
DON pier nod @alway fno peitere 3
Stunoen erfcroerli9, unb &penn man ponn
A Gage fir bic @eereile ann{mnat 70 per<
ben Na@rt@ten BON 2onbon in Mmerita
IN ITO Stuupen etntreftn. .~~~/.9
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SnlseeIlaneuus.
B 0 O X S

Recollections, by Samuel Rogers.
bliss summers and other papers, by Mrs. Mark Pea
Dolly, with humorous illustrations.
Dunallan; or know what you Judge by Grace Kenne-
etc. '' etN'f
Hanly St John, Gentlemen, or the Flower of Hun
Ieu III te county of Prince George, Virginia tale of
Ii4-i9 by John Esten Cooke author of 'Ihe Virginia
Comedlms, Leather Stocking and SIX ",SThe Last of
the Forcsters,' etc. etc ' " '' "a
From Dawn to DAYLIGHT Or tho s,,,lo .,r, r = w.,
ern home, by a minister's wife '' VI " " N'
Introduction, by Rayard TayIor ~ ii'oN''' WIN al
Two Years of Preacher Life or Cba,+ors e.,r ~, A.,
tobiography, Dy VIM. Henry Milburn anbor Of sbo nj
fe Axe" and saddle Bags 'u'noi Vi Inc HI
Lie anf Liberty in America, or Sketches of Tour in
the United States and Canada in IS577 f. Va a lou IN
kay, Ii. D.. with Illustrations 49, ny Nh"'- -"ao-
Travels in Greece and Russia with an Fxc,reio, 20
Crete, by Bayard Taylor ~ i-NepiSiuh W
The Life of Jabez Bunting, d. D. with not;oo, - -
temporary persons and events by his Son Thomas pa
cival I-untng, ei
The Book of the First American Chess Congress con
tanning the proceedings of that celebrated assemblare
held in the 1851 with the papers read in lis
the games played in the grand tournament and tile STRAIT
agems entered the problem touray together with
of tho History Of Chess in H. III & Win
worlds. by Daniel Willard Fiske. NJ A.
Forty Years in the Wilderness Of Pills and Powders or
the COgitatons and Confessions of aged Physician
Sylva's World Grimes which the Law does not reach
by the author of Busy Moments of an Idle Woman "
etc.
A First Lesson in Natural History, by Actca.
Rat and his Friends, by John Brown, Nj. ID.
The Physical Geography of the Sea, by NJ +. Maury
IL D., u s. n. Superintendent Of tho National Observ
otory. An entirely new edition, with addcnda
The Bertams novel, by Anthony 1rollo9e, author of
"Barbhestcr Towers, = doctor Thorne," etc
Adam Bcde by Geo. Eliot, author OF "Scencs of Cler
cal Life.
For sale Mt
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SCI DIFF 239 Main street.
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THEFITcHBuRG CONVENTION.

If there has been doubt concerning the
identity of the Republican paoty of Massachu-
Sits, or its unfaltering devotion to certain fix
ed principles of political conduct, that doubt
may be with safety abandoned. This is not the
time to mistake the difficulties of formation
and growth for signs of evil omen, and decay
Spring rains have as much to do with the ulti-
mate harvest as sunshine and south winds.
For the abundance of both the good husband
man thanks God and takes courage.
1t is not necessary for us to commend again
the State ticket which the Republicans of the
Commonwealth have presented for their ratiti-
cation and approval BY their position they
represent for Massachusetts, the only party
which contemplates redemption of the feder-
al government from the evil hands into which
it has fallen, and the only cause which has in
view the overthrow of the slave power.
Abatement of zeal, on the part OF those whom
they have been chosen 10 serve, would be seiz-
ed by our enemies as the signal of disintegra'
ton and decay and would be heralded abroad
ne the partial testimony of Massachusetts
against the policy and the measures of the Re-
publican party of the country. May the time
be far distant, when, by the prejudice or the
folly of any friend of our cause, just occasion
shall be given for dissension at home or dis
couragement abroad.
We may justly congratulate ourselves on the
suspicious opening which has been given to
the present campaign. The fundamental prin-
ciples of the party are reafirmcd with deci
sion at which Republicans will not cavil, and
with a Difference in which no member of past
parties anxious to unite with them can find
cause for quarrel or complaint. Whatever
may have tsken place i'll the meetings of COM
mittees, or in any of the gatherings, formal or
informal, preliminary to the active work of the
Convention, none are disappointed except those,
if there were such, who went to it from per-
sonal motives, and for the attainment of pri-
waite ends The record of the Convention con-
tains much that carries satisfaction and encour-
ageirpnt to the friends of Republican principles
in otherstates struggling under greater diff
culties thahwe are; and it contains nothing
which can ALLEVIATE any who believe in them,
or which can justify provocations to dscord
wherever they may be made
The obvious necessity for such a party,
which existed in 1856 and which was so evil
dent that it rallied triumphant movements
in every free state, is if possible, more obvious
now, or at least obvious to more, than at the
moment Of its first impulse and expression
and all the cherished plans in which their
hopes were centered have lost none of their
enarGv or their faith. The adherents who
caine over 10 the new movement AVN es.s ~.
parties by battaliOns, have not retreated from
their ncE allegiance Every state which was
-ft'ssa'sS deod&we6ptf TABRR1r ctfo4fXR
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-22

VERDANcY IN INDIANA.-An insurance
agent in this city, gentleman well anu lil.or-
tells the following, in illustration of the YER
Jancv of a gentleman in Pike county, Ind,
with whom he had effected a policy of in
surance in the list Of printed questions in
tna" company's banks, there is one like this
Ashes-how kept?" The Pike county gen
tleman was burned out. and after the
fire discovered this question in his policy,
and, resolving to make sure thing Of
his premium, wrote our informant some,
thing in this wise "Dear Sir, was burned
ont on the - day of =, and, according Il
vour Ia,cs, / hare kept the ashes. They are IN
barrels what shall do with them F'-l'eof'C
| ILni0n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-22

among those sepu'AnTc mentioned in con-
nection with the mayoralty of New York.
Elnathan Graves of Williamsburg, Republi.
can, haS1been chosen Representative from the
sec9e@ Hampshire district in place of Mr.
Sanders, resigned. Daniel Sanders, Demo.
crat, has been eNected from Lawrence to fill the
vacancy caused 6y the death of Mr.. Benson.
Mr. uIman, the SssAmerican" candidate for
Governor of New Yofak in the paImy days Of
that party, now engaged b the work of ''unit-
ing the opposition" sayS of Phillip Dorshei-
mer, Republican candidate pr State Treasurer,
that though he was a forei Ener, having come
to this country forty five years ago, there was
nothing in the creed of the American party
to prohibit the support of such man. In
deed
Mr. Douglas has not had the grace or the
sagacity to keep his temper under the critl-
cisms which his essay in Harper's Magazine
has called from his old friends. In Ohio he
denounced the article in the Constitution as
tissue of ''falsehoods" and double falsehoods,"
put forth "wiIfully and with bad intent" In
Washington he openly denounces Judge Black
as "ar''-which is the worst kind of an ar
pument
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-22
MusitaI.
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NssSst1Es M U S l CT NJ u SIC!! |
7 [zsS The subscriber. having snasges,,,-,s
iorG afant ais AIS snaSG
tho same cause than it gt24 W TN tlic
liobt bestowed upon us in Massachusetts, there
i nothing left for us to do, but to adhere 70
the faith in which her people are GROUNDED
with the firm expectation that it will soon be
accented in the majority of the states
Filled with this conviction and connding IN
tic iustice and truth, the Republicans IN Con
vention assembled, declared their firm bellef
IN tic ultimate and universal adoption by
tho neople of the United States. 1t was
the belief of Mr.. Webster in his carrier
DAVIS before he had sunk the man IN the pom
tician-his belief reproduced in another anu a
better form-which, as Mr.. Everett says, he
hold in common with all or nearly all the states
men Of the last generation, that free labor must
ultimately prevaa throughout the whole country II
VOC the belief of Mr.. Seward, when he spoke
If the "irrepressible conflict between the nos
tile systems of freedom and slavery Stand
inc mon such platform, the candidates OF th'
Republican party will not fail to receive tn'
cordial support of the people OF that state Il
which the first battles for liberty were fough'
and the first blood was shed in its cause.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-22

THE FoRE1GS NEws-The news from Eu
rope, seven days later, which will be found un-
der our Geographic head, will be read with
considerable interest. The Great Eastern haa
started on her trial trip with every promise OF
success. She had passed out the Thames
and. when last heard from, was oil Dover
The Zurich Conference had been suspended
and sensation article on the Italian question
,,.a.onneared in the Paris Moniteur, the spe'
much criticism in England, SHOWS 4rlsllcle
that Louis Napoleon has all along been NOR
intent on managing Italy than on allowing tn
Italians to manage their own affairs. All tn
Italian people need is to be let alone; and TIL
last thing that eitherof the emperors will thinl
of doing is to let them alone. Is it surprising
that the people sometimes become so madden
ed against their oppressors as to believe tn
welfare Of mankind demands general extel
mination of the dynasties and all their servil
creatures?