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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-10
To Correspondents.

"THoU CANsT Nor SAY DIP IT."-The n o. Bee
remarks that the Harpers Ferry vllaiLy has terri
| fled the Black Republicans lest reaction in public
sentiment at the North should break their power as
political party, and are vehemently protesting that
neither through their agency, nor as a consequence
Of their prin ;iples, are they responsible for this
scene of violence outrage aad blood The Bee treats
these disclaimers the sheerest hypocrisy. and to
prove it avails itself of the labOrs of the Boston
Courier which has gathered up and exhibited the
| disecd membra of Black Republican anti-slavery
fanaticism." These scattered limbs of thought fix
the charge on the negro-wOrsbppers beyond all es-
cape. SEWARD, WEBB, GREELEY, Gov. BANKS. Sena-
tor WILSON, GIDDNG CHASE and WADE, and the whole
crew of them have been preaching treason sediton.
and blood for years past JON BROwN Co. are but
the pupils and proselytes of this bloody school of
political philosophers, and each and all of them
wonld have delighted the heart of the Able RAYSAI
who preached just such sanguinary libegty in tins
era of the French Revolution.
The Northern Democracy, through their leaders
in the press and the rostrum are pressing the
"Black" or the "BROwN7 Republicans to the wall on
this subject and are doing it with will and pow
erful effect Hold them to it, and as they have sow
let them reap
As an addition to the charming extracts made by
the Bee, we contribute the following;
few months since the Independent Democrat tho
leading Republican paper in New Hampshire, con-
tanned an article from which the following is an
extract:
The cure for slavery prescribed by Redpath is the
only infallibe remedy, and MEN MUST FOMEMT
RESURRECTION AMONG THE SLAVES IN order
to cure the evils. 1t never be dOLe by cOnces-
sions and compromises. 1t great evil, and must
be extrguished by still greater 1t is positive
and imperious in its approaches. and must be over
come by equally positive forces. You must commi.
an insult to arrest burglar, and slavery is not
arrested without violation Of law and theory Of
fire.
Here is the extract referred to Of "Redpath' the
Kansas correspondent of the New York Tribune:
more than agree with the disunion Abotionists.
They in favor of Free Northern Republic. So
am |. But to boundary lines difor. While they
would fix the Southern boundary at the dividing line
between Ohio and Kentucky, Virginia and The Key
stone State, | would wash it with the warm waters
of the Gulf of Mexico. But what shall do with
the slaves? Make free men of them. 'And with
the slaveholding class!' Abolish them. "And with
the Legrees of the plantation" Drive them into the
sea as Christ once drove the swine, chase them
into the dismal swamps and black mOrasses of the
South. Anywhere, anywhere out of the world
We see in these publications the Harpers Ferry
instruction policy clearly fOreshadowed
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GREAT BARGAINS.
CROSSN-TIEs WANTED

TIME Nashville and North Western Railroad Company
% contract FOR 10000 Cedar CROSSE res ylee.
isar inches thick, we'll heWn, to face at marrow
e inches clear Of bark timber to he sound, 70 re
- A the grade line q the road In Nashville.
s contractors want 70 contract for 10000 " hlte o
Pet Oak Ties, Of the above, 70 be deiVero
- ~ linz the road In piles from section II 10 section =,
s-angh od each section 70 supply the same.
psons wishing bid will direct the President and Direct
ors on e Nashville and Northwestern Railroad Company
Essbyilles Tenn. 'eH~-e %
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GUNS! GUNS!g GUNSI!g
M c EY 81 HAMILTO

1'S' UDNN = UUNSEII
M A e EK d AMILT
No. Al College Street, Nashville, Tenn,
AVE lust received superior lot Of Sporting Pieces made
70 their order by the celebrated Gun Makers OF Eng
Fine Subj Twist, made by Hollis & sheath.
fine London Twist do Mortimer.
Fine Lanenated Steel do Greenough.
Fine Wire Twist do COllins
French Pattern Lamenated Steel madeby Collins.
Lanienated Steel unYarnshed, vary by Greenongh
Common Wire ewist Double and Single Guns, By King.
IN sc Guns have been put with Every before
beng shipped They assd lengths, and aap-
ted TO the wants OF the sporsmen Of community.
They have, also large CT RevoIyers al
All kinds Derenger Pistols Shot Belts Powder Fasks Eleys
ne Water Proof Caps, Badwins and E Gun Wadding 6ne
sporting Powder Caps Primers Duck Shooting Powder Eey
Patent Wire Carges ordeer shOnng charged with buck not
to which We invs the attention Of the public
octl-d&tw3ka
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TAR 4 A N It's

EFFERVESCENT
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This valuable and popular Medicine prepared in conformity with
she analysis Of the waters Of the celebrated Settler Spring, in
universal y received the most favorable recon-
menda5ions Of the Medical profession and
discerning Public, as the
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APERIENT
in use and being entitled special preference over the many
Mineral Spring waters, sdtz Powders and other similar
used with the best effect in all
Bilious and F6rs Diseases let Headache Loss Of APps-
s Indigestion and s ;.s q seo"PaiH'' so'sy
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
particularly adapted 70 the wants Of Travellers Sea and
Land, Residents in Hot Climates, Persons Of sentaIy
Vessels and Planters viii and ii a valuable ad-
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"a torpid state of he LiVsIt renders great service in re-
"a 6osf and asn-It gives the best satshuetion al
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rs success "a cases Of GroVel IpdigestiOn HEARTBURN aud
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and thereby removing all nhamnatory ten
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In JSe IT'S faOaIga0Esia az .rAers Gentle APes7
PurgGtige e required.
in the form Of posler, carefully put up In b0te
keep any climate and merely requires poured upon
produces adelightful eferVescent beverage.
Taken in the morning, inses with the aYoeA0n8
Of the day. acting gently the system restoring digestive
powers exciting healthy and vigorous OF the mach and
creating elasticity Of mind Tow Of spirits which give
every enjoyment Il also enables The invalid enjoy many
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Numerous testimonials from professional and other gentlemen
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efficacy and valuable Character and commend to the favorable
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DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND
THE CHEAT NORNH- WEST,
FHEIGHTS FORWARDED.

81 tks route Pghts OF all crpton can be forwarded
fgOu Philadelphia NeS York Boston, baltimore
CT the Railroads Of Ohio, kenucEy, Indiana, Illinois, Riscon
ga, lnEa, or Missouri, ~ Railroad direct
Inc PenusylvaDa Railroad also PttshErg with
steamers bg which Goods he forwarded any port GA
Ohio Muskingun, Kentucky, Tennessee Cumberland. Ino
mississippi Wisconsin, Missouri Kansas. Arkansas BED
Rivers anda Ceve and sAndusky, ana Chicago witha ports
on the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and shpPsrs entEusng the transportation Of
ttsr Freight q his Company, with confidence Is
speedy .Eausit.
e rso freight 70 any point In the West BY the PeRnsyl
EAna Rlroa at all tunes favorable charged BY
ether Raj road Companies
IL Es particular to mark packages via PeRna. f. R.
Merchants in the West ordering goods from the hast viii find
70 their interest 20 call on the Company
following places before Shipping addressed
them the subject Of eights will with prompt
j. J, sNKEDER, Philadelphia,
MAGRAW & KO0NS, 50 North street, baltimore.
4kECu d 60, No = Ast0r HOuse, OF No. l. S. VIM. st.
n Y,
LEIGH 4 Co !, No 81 Kiby street. Boston,
IA HOUSTON, General Freight Agent phla
} =. H0UPT, General Ticket AE".4t Pha.
THOs. A. SCOTT, General sup't. Altoona Pa. jansH
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NasBbiIIs Gnion an0 9mtritan.


Bates OF Advertising.
TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
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Keep it Before the PeonIa,


THVH4T the RAD Roads have agreed following Low rates
L Of freight, tO-wit
From NashU1leto Ka0sBfzs. and az Stqfas "a Ia E,ss
tennessee and Gs0rgfe Railroad
Dry Sooos and Al articles usualy cas first second
Hardware bacon, lard, whisky barrels and an arteies
OF third class, per hundred pounds.. -....-. a. do
Sugar, moassss, four, leaf tobacco and All arteI ~
fodrth claS per 100 pOunds...-.......... - AZ A.
from NashUt- 20 CsHtrg Depot Va and ~ St,fs -
on ne Pfrgiatd and EBHesSes Railroad articles cIsssi
First eIaSs, per 100 pOunGs - s. ,.,,.
SSSS1u NC 90 y Do
$50 ~ ~ P 81 do
And from BaslDizs 70 LyacA6ury "a mn ~ st,fsn
toest on the BirgiHfa 7sHesses r. R % Csafr1f Depot
flrst Class per 100 cents.
THIRD % @ do.-.-.... ...... 3 %
Fourth DO do dO.---.....-.... - 60 do
IT Great dispatch safsty given 70 freizhts saving
Of Insurance this route.
The Tariffs nestonsd above cover large Of rich pro-
graphical position, ought 10 Nashville for suppie-
worthy effort made BY Nashville Merchants
secure 70 them the large and increasing 6are o. ms o7
Gets Superintendent Nashville 4 ChattanoOgaR R. R
NFARSHAIsS NOTICE. --Robsrt L Wsaklev, Ne
lV casIin siradsr 0thsTsV Steamboat blanche Lewis
Disfrirt rt in and for Middle Tennessee In the
above directing the said Blanche
Ss- a. orr on The Hon west L. HamphTsys judge AZ -
LII CleHens, Marshal % the
hereby publication Of the rant aud
her machinery boats tackle apparel and frntre and
ets All persons general who have pretend have any
right title interest ueren 70 aPPssr before the 81 Judge
ito Nashville The 18Th 0f November, 1855 be
day, else he c0urt day following % o'clock IN
the forenoon, there % answer unto he sad e arts tx
ef civil for fuuisbei
rendered. ze and further bshalf a "a
iusses shall apPsrsAin This s7se @. lssa
united 3 Hlrshal
oe3adM Der ne Middle ph tiss q Ilnsase.
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From the Daily True U6lfd, Ne1o Orleans.
Though much Of judge, may say endorsed
by friends who that the Aromatic Valley Whskey, the
very poetry OF Od Mouongahels," manufactured by VIM
DAILY, is unequaed for "Pury and Flavor" by any the
market
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Daly's Aromatic valley WhiskeY.
From The Nemphfs DaHu ApnenL

Ispronounced by COED judges to Re free from all deleteou
foreign and consequently H should to e e lGc
OF all poisonous GdN5tares which Wnwhoesom
influence those who hem where they
all The noxous beverages that generally intended fo
Mhiakey M imposition and q curse,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-10
CHARLES B, HALL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IL
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES,
CARPET BAGS, sc.,
NO. Is SoUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
CHARLES y, HAIL,

Us row in receipt Of his Stock for Fall and Winter
trade, consisting OF LADIES' Misses and Childens Foote'S
Shoes and CATERS thin and thick solsi with
Gents fine Calf Boots and shoes and Jingle andd0ubl
soles.
Gents fne Calf Scotch Boots and Shoes:
do do Kip B-ogsns liaed and unlinei;
do de Heavy Calf and Kip Roots;
do do do DO Grain, water proof Boots.
large assortment Of Heavy Brogans Plantation
use both Home Eade Eastern WORK. Men Plough Shoes
Women's Heavy Ddeh Boots, sc.
complete assortment Of Boys and Youths Calf Kin
Boots Shoes and BrOgsns; also Misses Children an
Coat BoOlees, Caters Shanghai B0s tees, without
heels.
misses and Chidrens etllie Tppes new artiela
TRUNKS.
Also, Ladies Trunks fine soe leather Iron
Trunks. Yases Garrett Rags. Ladies Leather sats
&C. all Of Whrh Is offered ss advance on Eastern Cost
Mv fen1s the public generally respectfully tel 10
xarane eck feeling confident they viii bs plee
both respect to qualify and price.
sep1S-u GHAS r. HALL
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LARDI LARDg LARD!
SUPERIOR lot Of Lard in and bills put M express.
"a ~ Tor family use, on hand and for sale 95 Market
su aSs.sS 81 a. WOODS 4 90.
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Family Sewing Machines from Fiji
~ TO Eighty DOIiarO.

We have tried them Family and find them superior
TO any in use.-L H. SiRyer6 Co g Gazette.
J. II. LORD, Agent,
North Collere Street.
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THREE YEARS OLD WHISTLES.
ATYE have in store ROurbon and Rye whisky
Wv 81 byus q old Whiay ago pure md vssS
hns. ans96l hALkxA41 sA14H
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DaIy,s Aromn1ic valley whiske,
DaIy:S ArOnl

From the Georgian Citizen.
pleasant simuant peculiarly adapted
Of nvad who need pure tonic Withou; much Of the
cohol principle.
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VIII be carried from the ceIsbraied Plaster Rants In vi-vfD
10 Chaanooga and Dalton, and Stations Tsen1e
and Georzia Railroad 81 six dollars per pounds
To NashViI and all Stations Nashville A Cbattanoor
Railroad. at nine dollars per tor Of 2,0ou pounds.
Tuscumha and Stations Of Taseumbia An N.
Memphis Charleston Road, dollars per ton and an So
ions vest Of Tuscunbis. al Twelve dollars re- ton
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CLASSIFICATION.


Spirits Of tcrpentnes cmphine burning fluids and
will ONLY be taken at owners risk.
9unp0Eder matches, and other combustibe art
eles VIII be charged At local rates Of each Road only
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Daly's Aromatic valley whIskey.

DaIy'S Aromatic valley Whisky.
From the Galveston Erd
We have no hesitation in pronouncug it equal not superi
to any have ever drank
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DALY'S
AROMATIC VALLEY
w FL I S X e. Y

ETOIN OTteu5s ItcdyUNe.
TTNHB purity Of this Whisky certd to BY the leading
Northern men OF science such DR.. Chiffon, the noteC
New Yerk Chemist friend Of who understands such things
tells this Aromatic good Aromatc and he rel
able safely this Valley Whisky 10 those in
need Of good article.
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Days Aromatic valley WhIskey.
Dnlr,s Aromatic VALLEY Whisker.

From the Crescent.
Not particle of srychnine in 1.-THE best have tasted TO
maj dav
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-25
SIR. BoTr---A SNOW.

A letter from New York in tho Balti.
more C"iPPer, speaking of Mr. Bolts rom
nation for the Presidency, Gays.
Many Of our great men have toiled long
and faithfully Ia the councils Of our nation
yet none among them all. who have lived
since the days Of Washington, have stood
higher than Henry Clay Eut though he
ee deal Yet his principles Of good governs
meht siI!I live, aud will continue while our
country rem aims true to the republican in,
s'itutions which We now enjoy
am glad 10 sea among Ihe names Won
mention one name which seems 10 fo,rer
above others IN regard to fitness aud ability
to carry out the principles OF government.
The just administration Of Law aud such
wholesome measures Of public policy rs orc
pest calculated to foster and encourage the
INDUSTRY OF our owe citizens to develops
the resources OF our country and to pro.
teet the rights and property Of the native
and also OF the adopted citizen either at
home or abrosd-thst name is j. NJ. Bolts
OF Virginia. lie is now in the yigor Of life.
lie Is decidedly one Of our greatest states
men, aud true unchanging champion Of the
principles which Henry Clay Tired and died.
The people Of our land Who admire Henry
Clay, lot so much on account of the man.
~ on account Of the wholesome aud com
mendablc principles Of Government which
he faithfully advocated, can readily see. in
j. Minor Bolts, full and complete cmbodi
meat Of those principles more distinctly I'll, n
they can be seen in any other individual.
hope Ms.. Bolts will not only receive the
support of your valuable paper: but will
also receive the general support Of MAORI.
" OF the people Of the country, for the Ere.
sidency in ls60 believe him to DO one
OF our most able, energetic statesmen, pos
sessed as he has even been Of unwavering
Democratic Republican principles. for
which Henry Clay ever exerted himself II
Is to De hoped that in the coming i'm portan,
Political campaign,-,bc claims Of such a
!'a:tio' as Mr.. Bolts really is, and which
fact Il most clearly set forth and proved in
that very able communication signed Han
cock" which appeared ia the n York tx.
press OF the hrst instant, shall be fairly
placed before the coun,ry
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-25
ID ED.

On Tbursdav, ig'h iast. a. b.. farm. nee,
boon,eoto. Nd, THOMAS MARTIN. E.a
Aged ~ year.. Mr.. VI. "a, we'll snovn 10 N 81
oar oidrf oiiixcps, asa ~otihy.snd re.p~etshls
gentleman. a ssiilful ana industrious mechanic
and setupniously honest 10 oil his draiinrs n,
ga. elected HIGH Sheriff q Washington eoup,y
asd discharged Us responsible dulie. With moe
'slisi@ehon is The people n. occupied cher PC.
s"on, 81 hcno' and uusis, ard sl~a,s evil
oseetd the upright citizen, The Lind r.,rhtor sne
~"se"ohAte ifiend X
ia Msrin'hurg on Thursday morning last. az
,hr'tItE illness wth cCn.bmtliun Ma
.NiLl MAXWELL consort 4 The lac J.m,,
"HA'H.'t aged about - years
Soddenly, AT Lo,sti,viiie. IoSdssB Coup,, On Mn
ga, the 10Th met Mr.. THOMAS BENTLEY a. m.
18th ys.rd his age ~
~ sh,oy.ror'. Ls. on the 3)thul Dr EDWARD
Lhe hooff. formerly u thl. csapiy, "a th. s,h
year " has sse
Va ae'dsy ahernson. III. ltth int al Oh, 70,
eses OF hrr husband, bear iovrt;.ylII~ Lo.Io.. 60
nue, da,s slekss.s, Mrs. CtTHARINE HOUSE
huLptR ~ii- 81 jacob Ho1..haiA-r asa ,la.,,
d''shi'f Of the ate Peter Cswphst.
hihs rs.,dsac- ether husband. IN Miiiwoe., CLARK,
Coahiy, "a the l1th iA,t.. Mn. JANE CLARKE
vic 81 James. III. Clarke. 30
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-25
4 TIMELY SUGGESTION.

y Southern Journalist, who was once
employed 10 the arduous duties of taking
TIE census, to avoid many Of the incouyeuieu-
cies attending upon that duty. makes the
following timely suggestion for 1850
Nov what We suggest is, that each farm
or this Fall, as he gathers bis crops shall
keep something like an accurate accoup, Of
the quantity aud value Of the same and IL
lao will take the trouble to make ont !,
statement Of the names and ages Of his fam.
~ the number OF acres OF his land, cleared
and timbercd the nun Der and ages Of his
servants the number and value of hi. bor
scs std males :5e number Of bales Of cot,
ton, barrels Of corn, bushels Of wheat Cat.
rye, barley. potatoes, etc, and the value Of
each. aud leave 1t in some place where any
member of the family who may be a, home
when the Deputy Marshal shall call can
readily ge, hold of it, it will save time 10 all
concerned, aud very greatly assist to make
.he census returns perfect com pie,e aud sat-.
isfaetOry
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-25
WEES orinioS OF DOUGLAS.

In Gov. Wise late lster-hc thus OK.
presses himself touching the platform Of
the Little Giant
The Sou ca mot adopt Mr.. DouElas' Plat
tora. Hns short at q al tt> esai y Blaok Re.
Ss.s,ess,'."
The italics ('sys the Lyuehbsre TTgi.i-
ss) are osr Own. Aud yet, noiui,bstsnd,
ios Mr.. Doosiss pl,,forn is short Gu, to
ell the ends Of Black Republiesni'n, there
ere Democrats in Virginia, aud . plenty Of
them too, Who are entirely ready to take that
short eutf Mr.. Douglas should hsppeu to
- tho nominee a, Charleston They will
ssusc the Opposition for NO, beiog reliable
% the qsestion Of Southern righ;s-snd
will themselves supper, a Platform which
Is, A. their own Governor tersely aud truly
expresses il, a short cut TO Black Gepub
licanisni We 1--we in 4 great couatry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-25
l>Fseial di.psssh - the Chppef.l
BoN, JoiiN NJ norris NOMINATED IN
VIRGINIA.

RtessoSp. Asr. ga very large ssd snths.is..
tIr nt.tisE vas held ksrc tbs sx.ning. Chsrles =.
Mih., ts9.. Ptssidss. iie-. John NJ. Belts vas
nesAoossy And SUBSTANTIALLY fseonnsnied Tor the
fiss'dssey IN i-oo. Speeches were made by Me..rs.
'oha.sa, cnsett asd ,rsss. The iolIS~isg declare
hea ~ss adopted.
Considering that Pss,cA has arrived IN the eondi.
Tee. OF this eouatry ~hsh npsnoesly deassa. q
ale bosdefs. in etder the spirit Of f,rtoa to
pot down mrrute. To r~bskr tottuptcs. To resi-, ~,
Pfosxssy, Ia ehssk ls~irs.I.s.. 10 Dignity onheial
ls.t'cn 20 elevate peblc mor.liy, To rronets tree
ssd hesiihiai srss TO spread abroad The
CT rsernal tooecrd aud Ia Ecrcr the name Of Au.t,
ess enfsn' sbf"ad Considering how much the &C ~.
has been wrecked ty ,.etie.sl and pso6tls,. DIS.
cord ssd ~sisd BY aspiring and ln.crsysioss men
nov 'h' orst interests 81 the nation. its pese- and
P'o.Fcfny have te<a mace subordinate TO PARTY tr,
unvh sni rsp.cious gtseI ~ of,ee.
hch-s tae that The time has come xhsn the uaLoart
asiiamae usd. ihisllgsHt. cous~rrat,r lnoa Low ns
and Patriotic masses Of the people should ate IA ,hr,r
might Throughout The iens an breadth Of III. Ians
hca III, canada line 90 Mexico ssd from the NtI.nte
".eoard TO the PseiIe aHd male Ua.Icd cone-4tra.
si hsiernsl 'huH 10 Ir IN. alter. Of fcyubi.e an
hbsriN. at Nbish f.ih.ts wisely and % t..r.
fH'p s"tsLTPsd to btug lack the .it..n OF GOV
''s n'"i-lP"Ner aHd ,nlseaec a,o legal
snd '"ie"1' ekanscis to taalsh the star,
~hNh hugcts Iih LIss.u trent an ,ur Conyte..on.I
h.s 10 s~cure the wsl earned blc.sug. 81 protcr.
'o" !" N"eihsh industry 10 biHs b.ek able q.
iof.ign people.
Bshe'rg. that to secure these end. much depenI,
uF"n TIE integrity h,whe.. nbiy asd ioy.l and ia
.egfsi lsUtoit.m ct the who - elevated o. III.
ft's"snel OF these stat-s AUJ believing III =, tn
e"h'ni quantities ate pu.ss..sd 10 a degree 80 a. a.
make him ht And peculiar pst,on 20 be cio,h,d With
We 'as' power and 10 he entrusted With The M ght,
'"ehu.aes ~hhh that shice bss'ows, b, The Ilo..
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a"'"h I'd. dehs's eoidialy, con6drnt.iiy, ~stha,i.
ss'esily aud aeu,ly pte.cnt h.. rau,e 70, the
eh-id'rs''on. eonhdshcr and support q cut fellow
e"untrynen tor the ofhce at Prc,dsni ol the Uni,s
States.