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NEW YORK LEDGER BOUND, FOR 1858

TFVHE regular packet JOHN dAULT, J. II. -
BuNcE, Master. and C. T. REEDER, Clerk have
determined mske their boats trips nom this port
10 louisville, commencing Wednesday the I9th
regular leaving port every other Wednesday
untillOw
Thsb boa connects with B. o. r. steamers at Louisville ior
Parkersbrg Cincinnati mail steamers, and in low water
will not detain freight, hut forward me1iately
For freight or passage apply on board or 70
fsb9 -6m H. HARRISON, Ag't
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-26

World has thus far been enc Of comfy and goodwill
We have assailed it only with our peaceful arts cur
ing machines. The American presses al Canton 4,
the East, and Beyront in the West, have shed more
light over those ancient PLAINS than ali the guns and
bayOnets Of Europe. This is well 1t is meet thaf
this Oldest and most decrepit and degraded portion
of the Ancient World after centuries Of hrberna-
ton, should receive its fresh draught Of youth from
the New It's well that the old prophetic senti-
ment embodied in the line,
Westward the star Of empire takes its vay,'
should be fulfilled. America now approaches Asia
most directly from her California side and thus the
cracular girdle is completed Civilization, taking
its start with the race in Asia, has moved west
ward until the last link is made across the Pacific.
and the end Is the place Of beginning.-N T. Post
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sunday school Books.
f. BAGANs No. A College Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
Having effected arrangements with The AMERICAN SUHBAY
scuooL UoN EsrABtIsHNENr, by which have now, vii
connueo keep hand fall stock Of all asir Sunday School
Books, embracing
The Union Primmer, The Union speller,
The Union Hymns, The Union Questions,
Union Bible Dictionaries, Libraries Of various sz,s, &C
Special attention given dng country Ordersi also, full
stock Of School and Satoneres tbs lowest prices
febl7-dtw&w F.HAGAN, Il College Street.
WOrcester's Quarto Dictionary -!
PUBLISHED BY SUBSCRIPTION.
1854 Royal QuartO PRGesl
1900 Superb Wood CIT I1tsirdti0asi
10000 NEW WORDS AND DEFINITION
ll50 E.5ceZe1s Aytieles Synonyms,
PrOuOuncing Vocabulary of Names
EMINENT MEN.
For sale only by F. HAGAN, Al College Street.
tsbl6
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BCRGE K SWAMI.
P.S-Our Mr.. Swan, who Is well known experienced
buyer Orleans during the present season,
and keep we'll supplied with heavy groceries. and
would respectfully invite the trade give call before pur
chasing elsewhere. iiau22 B. 4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-26

Prof Of Chemistry in the Kentucky school
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BxtraOrdinary Auction Sale
OF
SPLENDID NEW FURNITURE.

HARDY BBOTHEHss AuctIoneeFs5
MORNING, Isto MARCH, 1860 at 10 o'clock
v Eca contract will sell the largest stock Of splendid
New furniture before offered ry any house souh OF
Mason and DKons Line, embracing Wagnhcent Rosewood Ma
bony Clear Oak and Cherry, Parior and Chamber
sets complete; rich and most expensive ParOr assorted pieces
Of every conceivable style and pattern neat and most asu
Chamber DrirE Room and Hall pieces OF various styles; IN
short we pledge only 70 exhibit bat TO sell without
reserve decidedly the hands oet lot OF Furniture ever seen IN
rnv house n this city goods the stock Of the late
Jh ru acurer Of Furniture in Cincinnati and sold
10 clore hl business earnestly and respectfully invite the
erl attention OF persons need Of Furniture 70 this sale
HARDY FROTHERS,
AuctoneeTs aud Gen'l Agents,
fArl-ll Public sanare. Nashville, Iern.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-26

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE 4 SQUARE.
IN TAB DAILY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-26

WNTE iu receipt Of lzzrs choice lection
Et o. Coal and Wood Cook and He1tug Stoves. parlor
cham6er and Oce CRATES, Tinpilts 2lock Tin Copper ss
Iron, line Wire, Pre- Japa.ed and eormoa rnUar as o.
The very best quality
We are also skill making that
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DRIED PEACHES.
FEW bushels OF those celebrated Geora useisd nrfe
n Peaches on hand aad for sale chea5 bg
lanll-a MLAELL. looPRn & 60.
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nO Dozen ladies' white Cotton; 500 dozen mixed
Et1tt Cotton; 1000 do-en brown Cotton hali SO GLe2
A St bsii ao dozen Chudreos fancy 100 dozen Boys
s.ill -. ~ | JAMES Low CO.,
TOT - y louisville, Ky.
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PRINTS.


~ Cases dark, light purple, ruby solid BLACK and
- he prints or the mott celebrated brands assorted
fUOSL II, - - III JAMES Low a. CO.
on h.lu -iiH- @ Louisville, Ky
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-26

NUMBER containing between s9J and liv aefes
"a within Z hours ride fy the Lou5lls ana iaFlii
Railroad, and 2z by Turnpike Of ecity o. esl.s
This Tract Of Land situa ed IN an eNceenl e9isnr'o
baupon god iproyements we'll Waered for stock nd
osher farming purposes, and is sc9e o. o'''n mo Two
places -, -,
bacco fsr il Is unsurpassed BY tract IN ne state
Pooace churches schools, and Railroad station conVenene
to the premises. r. t.t.- .,
Teas esv liberal time given kor urtner paTu'ulars ap
NJ 70 10. l. sehon, Of hm Of seh0n 4 Merritt, No "a
Hsl.oa.-..t Il lhia nains. octTs-als-turirn
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Cooley FOs MARCH.

- GASES Irish; gsses Blay Spanish Linens ana
~ css bssrv fuea Drills assorted Just received and for
-. ~ JAMES Low a. CO.,
r-tH Louisville, Ky.
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By the following circular, which has been sent
out to the different Marshals it will be seen that
active measures have already been commenced by
the Secretary of the Interior for taking the deeen-
NAL census:
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ebll-sd
NEW FIRm.

TTF the undersigned having entered into have
M lust fitted mp opened the store adjoining NJ & s. T.
Chehsn Church street, just below the Postoce where We
will keep constantly hand an extensive assortment Of
Choice and Plain Groceries and Liquors.
Al, nss Of country produce &C. To which invite the city
"D' DORMAN, CALHOUN & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-26

FUyF bigest market prices paid at all times for Miet
seed late Red Irish Potatoes Corn, shee and in tie ear,
ats Bscon LAID Feathers Ginseng BeeswaN cheese Eggs
Butter and Dried Fruit hy bOItMAN1 CALhOoN q w.
IL kinds Of country produce taken at an times in exchange
n for 7roorries IN DORMAN, CALHOUN & CO
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"AKeerfnI Shepherd..,

Mormonisim is still in practical operation amongst
US 4 few days since tall, raw-boned SAINT, with
a complexion very strongly resembling that Of boiled
tripe arrived here from Pittsburg with couple Of
wives but deeming his flock too small to start Salt
Lskaward with held forth as follows to an admir-
mo audience at house over the canal, with q view
to the completeness of his domestic felicity. His
toy was
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-26

Godey.s I.ndyss Rock for March, ami
IseteFsonss t-udYss Book tor March. Per sale BY
SseIs uAGAN q TREANOR.
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H0IIINl. 1IILLs FOIE sALE De RENT

yvfF Missouri Iron Rolling AnlsWil rented 10 responsible
eran will be cod az reasonable pros, long credit,
FOR arroved security Ths M situated most favor
be location st. Lus, il in Perfect order business and
can dispose iron thar it particuas
apply 20 j. & WALSH,
isbl6dim No y Lsvss.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-26
O U Il T L A @

OU H F L A G
Hoist hOst our fag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold Goat high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath tie western sky
Iu war, let every stripe goforth,
Borne by the patriots hand,
O'e:moor and hill and strand.
IN peace guard we'll the sacred bOOEI
Bedueathed by patriots blood,
For OH twas won in freedoms cause
Amid the battles aOcd.
Hoist hoist ou7 Gag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold Goat high,
Unfurl its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky
Hoist, hoist, our Gag in Arts great reign,
Let every star hoat higher,
Up with the nation emblem,
Let tTennesseans every where
Let every state around,
Know where a type Of nature = mNds.
Where every type 10 found.
Above our Own ATg GGEL5rk,
Our country standard wave,
And underneath its folds preside,
The beauhful-the brave
The eparsnt-patriOt--sIr,
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetest portrsiturs
With every chErm but life
Then rEise our oaunerto the sky
Letevery starbCsrneEs.
ThattypeS at the Arf GdLlsTg,
Are made BY O. 0. HUGHES,
fsbI5-dkvtE Corner Of College and UuiCn est.
JUST RECEIVED.
100 sa51' l 'HHS5I H3s9 f; : II :? :
a New Novel by Miss Pardoe: THE
ADOPTED HEIRESS.
LOLA mONTEZsS LECTURES, and a complet,
autobiography Of her life
THE HAUNTED HOUSE. by DIoKEss. FOrs saI'
by JOHN YORK & CO.,
tb9 No Ss Union Street.
FIRE CRACKERS
OSO BOXES superior Gold Chop To- Fire Crackers il
ERkNs and fo= sale BY
dec9-a BUGH hcCREA 4 CO.
washing Machines.
or approved make, just received and foy sale by
BENZ F. SHIELDS co.
fsbls No. y. College street.
Shirts Made 10 Order.
swe Vu send order for shirts. request all VII
~ prefer their shirts made especially for them, hei
measures, with directions, and guarantee they shall
] as required Jan s6l J. H. MoGILL.
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SaVapnah stake, Tor JanuaFFs 1862.
1T proposed rua tae Brock Course, the
day Of the regular meeting January, 1852, sEsepsake
with colts and iss, dropped in 1859 mile heats $500 sub
Brpton S20 forfeit; $50 declaration, II made the first day
May, 1861 with s50 piece Of plate addsi by the vannah
Club, provided the second horse his
sakeffeen subscribers to al the staksto and
the first day May. 1850. Subscription and declaration
made the Secretary Of the SaTaLnah Jockey Club ald
the stake 10 be by the rules Of the CLUB.
Security for the forfeit required when the subscription smade
S.YATES LEVY. secretary.
fabI5-ftmavI0 Savannah.
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TEVHE Nashville Coal Company from this dlte oeer
heir superior Coal al IS and % cents per sushei from e
Omceou Cherry street. .bstvssn Union snd ohure3
uhs
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THE CELEBRATED ETROTTING HORSE
PILOT JR

WNTIbL stand the present at my stables, N
w ~ miles west Of Galatn, Tenn, at SEQ the Nm
season, 50 cents 20 the groom. Mares proving not ~
be in fOal, be returned the gratis. For
particulars. see hand bill.
feh2l div GEORGE ELLIOTT.
Nashville Union American CODY to amount Of Gal
latin Courfer and En0lffrer.
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Ii and aecoutremcnts belonging to the State Of Ten
n not in the hands Of Military Companies fully
ganze should be retained 20 the State Arsenal instruct
ed BY the Governor onOy all having such Ia their
poss sson 70 return them Immediately viii be ins uted
against Them and their securities 0r the value Of TIE sane
JOHN HEROES.
Feb l6-2W-e keener e. the State Arsenai, nashville
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We have also an assortment Of
FANCY GOODS,


Such as Brushes Combs, Work Boxes Travelling Cas-
Port Monnaes Pocket Books Chess Dominos Leather Bal
Scissors, &c, &C. all for sale cheap, y -
-, 81 J. H NCGIIL.
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TUsT received an asarlnsrs Of vest dress Kid Gloves,
ob ali sizes and colors, = Z. sIeGIL5.,
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EIIUIaI--I
FIRsT DAY-Taeslay-cOlt Stakes. three YER ods, mile
heatsone hundred fifty eSl50l dollars euranee-fy s5g
dollars forfeit which the Club viii aid hundrei (Si0,
II the race is run. Z P To close lst May, 1850.
SANE DAYJoekey Club Purse $500 two hundred dollar
mile heats
SECOND DkTW WednesdaYCO stake, fer eG- ods, mile
heas-two (ss O0 dollars entianceiY (gl dollars
forfeit. IL T7To close lst siay, led0-
SAE DAY-Jockey Club Purse three hundred $500 dollars
two mile hsss
THIRD ThrrsdayJoekey Club Purse hvebundred( (s5o
dOllars-3 mile heats.
sAMEDATJOekey clrb Purse three hundred $500 dosr5
mile heats-3 in s..
FOUETH DAYFrdayColt Stake for year olds 2miis heats
three hundred ls dollars entanceone hundred (9l00)
lars Forfeit to Which the Club will add three hunared s3
lars, II ths race is III 5To close lst May, lsC0.
SAgR DAYHsndcap race, mile hestspurse four hundred
$500 dollars second horse to save his entrance.
FIFTH DAY-SaturdayPost Stake, mile heais-ee fer ali
agestEe hundred $4,000 dollars entrance play pay
Wh the Club viii add twelve hundTed q 2o0) dollars,
start The second horse his entrance. Fge
to I'll the stake III ITO close the lst May e6O.
Entries 70 be made to
s. YATEs LEVY, see'y and Trs4sr.
Savannah Februarp 9th, 1850.
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NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED BY
II. III a G "A NJ,
A. College street, Nashville.
Almost Heroire-A Companion to Jane Eyre,
Out OF the Depths Story Of Woman's Life,
Women Of the Worldly Lady Cayendish,
Jane Horton and other Tales,
Adventures Of BahdngOn PeeageA story o the test ana
worst society by Charles Dickens,
Lectures Moutez-Fer Autobiography and Portrait
Haunted House and Tales Of Cies-By Chss Dickens
Violet Davenent--By Bayle St. John.
Just received and for sale ty r HAdAN'
mas ~ College Street.
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nREss GOODS.


~ Cases pure Mohar Lusras; cases Union Travelling Nix
a uresi eases DebeEes caspe hrgsSslas cases a.,
Wool Delanes English and cases nfOotaeo FoAsee
el5E IAs TOW 4 co ,Lousvill' Ky
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CQRsETs ANH SHIFTS,

- n cases Blesehed Cotton, assorted 100 cases Plov
EkkNa -e Cotton: 10 SheetingSl different widths
"A iJs,oy,es Just received and for sale iy
sha asssit91' JAS Low CO., Louisville, Ky.
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NEW MUSIC
sesons Quick Stop 25e Frsiie PoEa Soc; Sweet Sixteen
Polka 4haDdsl 25ci Lancirrs Qusdrles hands 5nc VIC
oria Quadries 20 hands atci Wire bridge Scnotth Soc. san
Dreams PC; SEier Rose Tor Guitar spare the 0li
Homestead for Guitar, 2e shoser Of Pearls, collection on
vocal duets. s. o.
uenaed es Of postage, On receipt q ibs marked rr
At LUCk'S Music Store
fbl a. T-1ion sf,4-st
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We V send order for shirts, request all
~ prefer their shirts made especially for thsm their
measures, with directions, and guarantee they hh he made
as srequired. Jan 26l J. H. McGILL.
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pursuance Of decree OF the County Court Of Davidson
county rendered the February 1860, in the case Of J.
L. Williams ct ais Jesse Speer a will offer for sale at
the Nashville Saturday the 7a Gay Of March
next the OF land belonging to the estate OF Wilson Williams
deceased upOn which said Williams lived up to the time OF
situated about eight miles from Nashville, and within
mile Of the Gaatn PIKE and the Louisville and ash
willie Railroad containing about 1863 and which there
are some comfortable buildings.
TRIMS -S9OU will be required in cash. and for the balance
credit years will be given, with interest from date
with security required, and lien retained on the land
until paid FIR. CHEATHAA; CLERK.
fsfIl-m
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nanny's UamDnneu BeaPeF ana

fHTuTH WOODS IMPROVEMENT a. sa-Lli1
w celebrated achne seived the dt premium of fard
5oLD MzBAL the besc5hined Respng and Moving Machine
the great United States AgrcuuTa Pair, held at L1ulqle
Ky, n September, 1857. The trial oG Syracuse, Ne1
York In July, where All the prpal Machines Unsi
States thoroughly tested The committee made ther agnrr
through Marshal p Wder President United States Agrenltnrsl
5occty, 60 Loaisvle- K
10 also received the gEn e best Reaper, he
Mower, before aate committees appointed By the
dent The Davidson County Afrcuia society, a Nss7lIs
July, 1857, most of the machines ia Tenn
Numerous other premiums and awards given this ann1
durng the last season. every Machinein America.
The above machines are for sale BY the undsragssd.
r. y. CHEATHAM,
General Agent Tor the State
FI8uEK, WHEELEB q co.,
lshlT-dEUu NarhrifIr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-23
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch,

MARION, ALA, Nov. l..
A meeting was held in Marion to-day by the
citizens of Perry county, for the purpose of
drafting resolutions which should 60 tort as
the expression OF their feelings in regard TO
Linceln's election. The meeting was large
and .olemnity peryaded the audience which
L never witnessed before. Every body was in-
teres ted, and all par ties belonging TO the South
We're represen ted. The meeting was addressed
by ministers OF the Gospel belonging 10 the
different denominations and the various par
ties, who never before appeared upon the po-
litical arena, but whose love Of Justice aud
whose love for the dear ones 1t home, could
not be stihed or Graded in silence. They
spoke their sentiments freely, and their voices
were for diSruptIng this Union, and having
our rights as citizens of Southern Confede-
racy. Men of all professions and avocations
OF life harmoniZed their voices in the common
call for Southern rights, or the secession of
the sovereign States.
The accession feeling was so prevalent that
It is my serious opinion there We're not six
dissenting voices in audience of fifteen
hundI ed persons, aud were such 4 thing pos
sIble, Perry county would secede whether
Alabama did not; but there seems to be
little doubt as to the course Alabama will take
in this matter before the ! III of March next
She will be ont of this Union without the
least shadow of doubt The resolutions
presenting the most urgent necessity for Sc
ceSsiOn, We're passed by the meeting, after long
and serious deliberations. '. M L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-23
NIv. Aald wins Lecture.

Tonight Mr.. o. p. BALDWIN will deliver
lecture Ia Mechanics Hall on the subject of
"Gockney Travellers and others" The theme
is s-aecuabie. We have recently had amongst
Us some very distin gnished travellers, and some
very vulgar and INSCRIPTIONS ones. Mr.. Il
has the talent and genius TO place In proper
view before MS the merits and dement's of the
two descriptions of visitors. He will not fail
to handle his subject TO the best advantage,
and will, we are sure. afford his hearers a true
enjoyment. No orator of the day wields more
successfully the powers of satyre and rid-
Guile, or those more direct keys to the human
heart, Humor and Pathos. Unlike some men
of genius, however, Mr.. BALDWIN employs
the gifts OF his mind with a discriminating
sense and fair and liberal judgment. We
are sure his effort of tonight will be worthy
OF his reputation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-23
DIED
inst. ELIZA EN- MA: daughter Of
4 a-4A. nirina In The Afh HeaI of har

On the 22d inst. ELIZA NINA: daughte! Of
John H. and Martha Divine. In the 9Th year OF her
aEe.
He funeral will take place from the residence Of
her father. on Mad son. between Marshall and
Clay streets. at 80 o'clock this day afternoon
respectt lily invited - attend
Suddenly. on yesterday. alta o'clock T. NJ. Mrs
M p. TAbB, consort Of John z. Tabb.
on Sunday morning, ut IL O'Clock. ~
In Columbus, Ga. on the 2lst inst, II. BISHOP,
a native of brunswick coubtv, Va:
His remains will bs brought TO hIs Eative place
for burial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-23
The National 1ronhlrn.


The storm RACES and the waves run high
The financial embarrassments growing out OF
our political irriiations and struggles are
reaching every hole and corner of the Confed-
sracy, 1t is thu. seen that one portion OF me
nation canno, repudiate it's constitutional OBJ
lisations, and make n bold and reckless cru
sa,ia against the rights, the peace ana safety
of tina other with iapunity. 1t is well that
the storm shall be- equal 10 the aggraSations
that occasion il. The higher ii rises and the
Seyerer its disast tiers, the stronger will be the
hone of a settlement of our difficulties on some
permanent basis. The nation, we may trust
will be all the better for passing through The
ordeal of a great calamity.
The Indications yes erday We're OF IL general
suspension of specie payments by the Banks
OF the Union. They cannot withstan that
panic which is inspired by the fear OF gen.
sral ruin, in which every man is beloved 10
take special care of his own household. Capi-
talists depositors and all, are disposed to take
such steps as may best secure TO them the
furds they have, If the worst shall come. The
remedy of suspension to protect the Banks
from this general fear, is IL yiole mt one but
necessary 10 enable those institu tions-chiet
source, they are, Of CAPT al for the fostering
OF Iudustry-to extend some aiG 10 bust
ness, AID relieve, in some measure. the dis
tress OF the timss-to maintain tie move
Heut of commerce, 10 supply, in fact Is well
as poss iole the wants of the people. and pre-
vent starvation, as it were in The midst of
plenty. This remedy is always violent one,
indicating a violent disease. In the present
case the panic is one Of the most uncon trolla-
bile character, being political, involving ap-
pretended national disruption and STRIFE
Such is the condition TO which the country is
brought BY a reckless secti onal party, repudi-
atiug its most sacred bligatlons and warning
against the welfare, harmony and pea &c of
80 country 10 elevate man 10 the Presidency
aud seize the power and patronage OF the gov
eminent. The consequences are dreadful 1;
hut We have the consolation CT believing that
the more disastrous they are, the stronger
srouId we have 10 hope that the issues OF the
.ection. agitation will be brought TO test ans
settlement, and our country, If net divided,
will al lasl have rest from a wicked and per-
verse crusade that has distracted the public
m = fpr