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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-22

IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS
Wechaenge the verdi produce their equal Though they
have been before the public for only yet they used
and highly approved Of Maine the Salt Lake
remedy for Incpen Consumption Indgehons Dyspepsia, Piles
Nervous 5ieases, Female Complaints and all requiring
tonic they unsurpassed As Beverage they truly de-
ghtfu For the aged and nhrm for adults children Of
delicate eonsttn they without arrival.
Fer the Of throat common among the Clergy they
act like charm.
Of chonc consunpt Albany New York. ater had teen
pronounced as ncurabe BY Of the most DISTINGUISHED Pny
scians In New York City. Mr. Mcran Of Brooklyn had
his entire right parsyzed BY being thrown from horse in
1856 lie commences the Of these Bers in November last
Ar r;ttap Editor OF 7As Banner Of Light published in
Boston, and r No % Broad street, New York
boh cured Of Piles long standing and Of the most obstinate
character.
Hundreds Of persons suffering from Indigestion and Dyspepsia
have heea cured BY using Bers We have letters in
possession which published, you'd cause every Female in the
land to supply herself with these ruly valuable stters
CHARLES WEDDKFIELD co, Proprietors,
IS lillian street, New York.
Sold BIZ DEM0vILLE CO., Nashville, Tenn, and all Drug
Tr,ts june29 '60-dn
JUST RECEIVED
A HHDS Extra Fine Sugar;
EU 100 barrels Crushed do
100 do cohee do
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SEWING MACHINES.
OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
ID. A. Tibbs, Proprietor,

FTNHIs Hotels spacious hrlld nz ur completed
Thsproprstor has Incurred heavy expense IN aEtaz u
sndfurnishiSg the 70 make .hs and comfortable
The house for the reception % boarer visitors md
travellers; sad the proprietor rre
for $50 persons An omnibus, With coed and safe tsa W Be
st the depot to convey passengers The hotel and back % he
depot again. The proprisorintens tr 70 as 4 arsclsss
Hotsi, and hopes to share liberal ps.rduage.
auel8 nANTEI A INNS
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DR.. J. BOVEE DODS'
Imperial Wine Bitters!

Re and unadulteraed Wine, which sabout
double usual strength Of other wines and imDoried
by only one the United States o, from the follow
ing valuable Roots Solomon SAL spikensrd,
COmfrey camOmile Flowers Genan Wild Cherry Tree Bark
and Bayberry.
We Challenge the World TO Produce their
Equal3!
We do not profess have discovered Roots known only
10 the Indians OF south america ard for sail diseases
which the flesh but claim to present to the public
truly pref araOn which every intelligent Physician
in the country will approve Of and recommend As remedy for
lNCIPIENT CONSU MPTION,
Weak Lungs Indigestion, Dyspepsia Diseases of the Nervous
System Piles Iseases peculiar to Females Debility,
and all cases requiring Tonic, they are
UNSUR PASSE
For Sore Throat among tbs Clergy they truly
valuable.
For abe aged nfn, for persons OF constitution
for Minis es Gospel Lawyers and all public speakers
for Book TaOrs Seamsees, Students, Artists
persons leading sedentarsy life they will prove truly
fetal.
AS Beverage they wholesome, and delicious to
the taste They produce all the exharsng effects Of Brandy or
Wne intoxicating and valuable remedy for per.
addicted strong TO re
fran it. They pure and entirely free the poisons
contained in the adueraed wines and liquors which the
country is hSoced.
bers only but prevent disease and should be
used BY ali who live in county where water bad or
where Ohls and Feve prevalent Being entirely innocent
and harmless they be given freely Children
withimpunity.
Physicians Glergvmen temperance advocates as an act
Of hamsniy should assist in spreading truly valuable
Bters the land, and thereby essentially aid in banng
DRUNKENNESS and Disease.
CHARLES wIDDIFIRLD & co Proprietors,
IS William street, York
And sold by Druggists generally
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Georgia,
PLUME & LkITNER, Augusta. Ga
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READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Ne. Al, Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
r0R PRIVATE DISEASRS.

DR.. KING, formerly Of New York for the last
SkE four years Of Louisville Kentucky, and who has
devoted hs attention treatment OF private diseases for eve
thirty wears attes himself having attended practice for
many years. thousands he IL enabled TO cure
dseases Of private nature matter how bad they may be
from piudIeous medical treatment or from neglect OF their own
DR. King Dspensary No. % Deadeck street. between Cherry
and the SQUARE where all diseases Of private naurc
without naucious medicine or lnteeens
from business
sTRcTURrs Of old or recent date eectusy cured in few
days. operation pain. Where Structure
exists health be enjoyed Perhaps no disease
mischief and undermines the constitution 90 much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases of the skin growing out OF neg
lect or bad treatment he eecua cured in lew days,
SEMINAL WKAKEE particular attention having been given 70
This disease and ali the consequences growing out OF it, brought
In by the destructive habits Of nconsdeEse
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
which will undermine the constitution rendering the subject
At for BUSINESS sseey and causing premature old age
Females who be Aboring any difficulty the Womb
may assured Of immediate relief
PesonsTedng abroad by writing and stating their with
enclosed, directed to Dr. A King No. %
Nashville Tenn whave the Necessary to their
address, with directions Strict secrecy
from O'clock the morning until in the evening
r-zy29. lS5q-d&wlv
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JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.
OFFICE HAzHvIELE 4 CEATI AEOosA RAILROAD Co..
Oefohar n faso

OfFlcEHA1HFIL3 q CHATIAEOoaA kkiLRoAD Co.,
October %, Ia59.
10y order Of the Board Of Directors calls are made on t
Stock Of the Company subscribed buldinr Rr,nrs
osd from Bridgeport Jasper, payable to The Treasurer Of this
Company asfOloEs;
dos % each shaFe The sdeys Dscenber Iss9 jana
February, Aaet April Nay, gsns July Aggus sspsu-
Der, October, and November, $50
Paynsntnsy be made @ JsekPn Pys, Iasper or % he
TreasUrur at his ohicein Nashville
Prompt-essn meeting hsse calls requested Of the szbs
Of Stock athe construction Of read depends sxolusvsy
On he means provided sPscheAlly for that purpose.
oet5-d ". A. aLEA vEs. Frsasurer
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F o9crs Tor s seventy acTes ofand 5on a.
Middle Fra1klln Turnpike seur Ees fron N1shFDe, ~
joining ne tract which ae resides 4d e ai a. CaF u 3eal
fertl Ihe land e sQual e tha 1est. sh abenn8ea Ea
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

a ] q
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad.
TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, APRIL 20, 1850:
Going south.
Leave Nashville AS NJ arrive At Columbis res AM.
Leave Nashville PISS n, arrive at Columbia SIS N.
Going NOrths
Leave Columbia 7:70 N, arrive at Nashville 10 ".
Leave Columbia Las N, arrive at Nashville P u.
TTIHE Morning going South with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad at Decatur.
The Evening Train going South connects at Columbia with
Train to Mount Pleasa3t and PULASKI
The Evening Train going North makes close connection at
Nasvis with Louisville and Nashville Railroad from after
Monday, May 7b, Louisville and all Eastern But
train Sunday. " ON PERKINS,
mayl-lm aFB&g Superiutendent.
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
Great Southern, Easterns Northern and
Western Express FOrwarders!

Western Express FOrWarders!
NOR safe speedy transportation Of Freight, Money
II JeEelry md valuable packages.
Have srrzngemeLts with the various Railroad Companies,
whereby they enabled forward By the eay passenger
trains All matter them, in charge Of Special Mes
sengers At Low rates
They dispatch Express daily Tor NsE York, Philadelphia
Baltmer1 and all places North and East
To Chattanooga Memphis Rchnend New Orleans, and all
places nth and Southwest
To LouisTIle S. Louis ciHelnnA, and all places IN the
Northwest
Have connections New York With Europe California
They take charge Of slaves and forward them to an pxrts Of
the south.
For information as to time &c. nqgirs at The Offices Of the
JOHN 3. BUTLER.
Nashville Agent.
JAS. SHUTTER, supt-, Chattanooga ffsDi6
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CHEROKEE REMED "
NauseOuS Drugs and Poisonous
minerals.

VNTE ask the afflicted Of either sex which do you Pselr
w pleasant and delicious syrup compounded from
swn Remeiiesoue which will speedily and permsnehtg -
the compounds heretofore used with All uei nu
and facilitating eject, together with the loahsons diseases
many lines iOlloving the Of Mineral Poisons
The Cherokee Remedy Natures Specific Tor Senot
rhea Glee, Gravel srcure, Fluor Abus whites in feaeS
and all diseases q the Urinary Organs; curing these diseases W
natural laws after all other preparations have ed and IS one
Of Heavens best nerces 70 offending m-n Instances could
produced Of selects, which would sta-ger credulity
The preparations heretofore have failed;
has in instance 10 fail for
mankind the Governor Of thewerd is Father who ac not
G kill but to cure.
In mercy has appointed Medicine diseases
which when quickly flies all parts system attocs
the disease at every post and with fidelity COURAGE tv
iTe never gvss IL rest untiln has completely expee5
e. The boiy AID restores the unfortunate patient 70 foer
healthEld vigor. =, a., A..
dencv d not simply suspend TIE poison but 10 remove
cause on which II depends - 49,, -, -.
AZ an qIassoals smell 1t lay in the count
r. or on the toilet table without ever beg susecten as
tHenedy" for secret diseases
rstise VeneTal diseases, With full direcoio Se
permanent cure accompany each bottle 49, -,
~ SOLD BY ali respectable Druggists and dealers n ne
cines. POTTER q MEhH In SUIT "
Sold Nashville Wholesale by Berry & DernoTe Shq 1N
- svs--I,bsre dec4-dtWsI 81 y-insde
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Commencing Monday, April les as6O.
Tine TO Memphis Trsnty-taoo Hours.
ONLY FIFTEEN MILES STAGING
BAGGAGE CHECKED BErwEES NASHVILLE
PASSENGERS for the youth take the A n. Train Of the
Tennessee ADD Alabama Railroad; Pulaski Carter
Thomas HOughs OF Prospect station, distant IS
miles connect at with Memphis and Charleston Railroad
train Tor Memphis Grand Junction, ane all points South
West.
hrou ckets 10 Decatur and Memphis procured A.
The rnnege Railroad Ticket Once, Broad street
going the A. NJ Of the Tennessee
and Central Railroad at Decatur connecting Prospect
station with the stage line TO Pulaski, &C.
Trains make connexions both ways Memphis
Charleston Railroad train AZ Decatur. spgl9-d3n
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NOTICE.

INTENDING conene ourselves exclusively 70 he
sale Of Liquors. offer cost, large we'll assorted
stock q Toeaoo and CEara embracing sey Erade Ihas Khe
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J. q
NJ. & E. f. CHEATHAM,
wH0LEsALE GROCEFS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
O0RGBR or COLLEGE AND ORURCH SzREEZH
Nashville, Tennessee.
VNTE areusin receipt of large we'll or
Nv Groceries Liquors etc consisting in part as fs1ssi
$50 hhds Sugar, ali grades genuine Havana CgsrB
200 bhls choice Molasses 900 kegs Nails, assorted
100 4 do do 100 dozen Painted Buckets;
$50 prime Rio Coffee; 50 Tubs;
loo bbs Powdered, Crushed and 10 bbs English Wanuts
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbls Pecans;
ISG boxes Star Candles; 10 bbs FilbertH.
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BRANDIES, WINES, &C,
IS i L 4 choice French dies;
90 Y casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wines
$50 baskets best brands Champagne
Sc boxsSS eovill Caret,
100 bblB fine Robertson County WHISKY,
% bbls pure old Rye do
do do do Bourbon do
And also large stock Of Common Whisky, BraDsy,
Gin, &C.
Agents for the Dupont Sycamore Powder hs IN
desgrd Icing the only Agents Nashville
large stock Of Powder on hand in Magazine
800 Dupont Rife o@der 20O0 Hazard BlzgtnKPoW
SOC DO do do der;
800 Do do do 5000 kegs Sycamore Blasting
900 < DO DO DO $50 csse. Of Powder, assorted
200 4 do do do brands;
sOOO kegs Dupont Blasting Pow so bbls Toy, Bedford Co.,
der. safeSy f1Be
janl1 u. 4. 3. '. OHEATHAh, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
HuPOntsPovder; Joy, Bedford Co.'s sassty
Hazard DO Fuse
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GREAT THROUGH FREIGHT ROUT
~ From New York.
TkNHE Merchants Nashville informed that hroagh
freight cement he's been made from Heg YORK . his
place. From New YORK 70 UT Point Va ~ The " T. 4 Va
steamship Co splendid line Of hrEs side Whes steamships
yorktown, Jamestown and Roanoke-and non theoce b
connected line Of railroads this point This NIL Be found Tie
cheapest best quickest York ths Dae
N. AI goods Baraad Agent, CITY
Point, Va.
Freight from New York to NsshviiIe, per 40 lbs
sLGA s1G. sLl6. sos.
9. O. BAPTIST & Co. Petersbarg Va
LUDLAM 4 HEINEKEN. us Broadway, N. =.
NAV 1 "a div
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA Il. H
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, APRIL goth, $780,
Passenger Trains, Eas, and West, wiz as fellows
GOING EAST.

E1lle1Fer II1lII HI1I ~ 7" - vi IN . ''II09"
GOING EAST.
Leave NASHVILLE at 4 A n and P n.
Arrive st Chattaoooga 130 n aad I:45 NJ
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga al TO A d and 80 d.
Arrive at Nashville At 5 P II and 8 "A d.
IL rail connection shortest to Boston, New YORK.
~ Philadelphia, Baltimore Washington City, kichnon1,
ReterSburg LynchburE Knoxville Savannah, Charleston,
Montgomery. HemE bis New Orleans, &C -.
Beth Trains connect At Stevenson with Trains on Aepns
and Charleston Rarad and Chattanooga With Ereins on
EaT Tennessee and Georgia aud Western and Atlantic
Through Trkets msy be bad hour application e
Ticket Agent. once st Depot 10 the following places ana
a. the following prices, viz: -
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Tennessee CHAMPION Mil!

Portable Plantation and EIOurlns
Will stone establishment.
nURR Mstones al! sizes hand, and made o oraev
smut Mills, Of improved pate T. Mill spnoie
Mil Gearing Boiling Cloths Boiling, Hosting and
Screws; Screen Wire, Mill PicFs, and Plaster Pans All
which IS warranted quality and to give satisfaction
M j. n. WAREE;
On osite broadway Mills, nesrT & A R, Broad street.
;l5s,f,y-tT Nashville, Tenn.
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COAL OIL! COAL OLLIE
j. r. FINLA Y 81 CO.'S
Premium Co al Oil,

~ Hungarian Grass Seed.
VUsT received and low figure 500 bushels supe
or Hungarian Seed This seed has bep selected with
great care and raised the Northern portion OF Mssour
rec from dirt and all impurities. -
aprl2-u AiLELb, HOOPEk q ~.
Fresh Peaches.
A n aprlQ-H MTzELL, HOOPER CO
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III AEIEG determined to carry NY Negroes to The EA
n south, viii ssil about 4 rec or -Four sf4A34a
Kindred Acres of Land. being part Of -
the tract ut,nn which reside, suatsd ! B.tsR
COED Turnpike Road, about thirteen Hiles from
Nsshvills, n one Of the best neghborhoods VIII
Jansen county. Soil equal any in St8a FOr paF
apply the premises, N A. " Lindsey, il
Naslviile sep9dn P. A. PERKINE
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Apple Brandy. I6 Years Ola.
IKE have ssa lot Of Apple Brady IRON Nerth Caro-
M Ii1a AID 10 BE- rs Years Old ehich We belev- a.
Be StnesIy pare, and q represented
mayed LkLL4Bff SMITH
Also in Bon5 cASk Of James Hennsssy Brandy yptay
Of is59 which think viii rit the fastdious palate
las
Also, lot Of Choice WHISTLES in store sinss Iss7
and which defy composition
LELLYETr 4 SMITH,
Day26 '6o-dln Nos 10 and re south Market Srsss
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HC. DOUGLAS.
BYRD DOUGLAS.
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\ ECEIVED to day q handsome assortment Of Canes
E, and Umbrellas, and q variety Of Tra1 eling
Msnie- Purses Brushas Ae ~ .aii-
=. o.-,.- of caIlaoa and IInion atreeta. Y aug
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DIR. !. BOYEE DOES

mo 5oIn y DTueRlSIs Generally
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Georgia,
PLUMB & LkITNER, Augusta Ga.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-09-28

visit even the grave Of his mother in south.
ern State. Great enthusiasm prevailed here,
but when GILMAN took the Globe and showed
that WINDOW had falsifed DOUGLAS posi-
ton on the Homestead bill, in stating that
DOUGLAS had lodged the vote on the Pres
idential veto, the applause was absolutely
deafening. During Mr.. GnMAN's rejoinder,
he was interrupted by WINDOW no less than
five times; and when he had concluded, Col.
ALDRIcH, in violation of the rules govern
ing the discussion, mounted bench and
made short speech endeavoring to shield
poor WINDOW from the effect of the expo
sure of his failure to vote for the overland
mail route.
We are satisfied the meeting had q
good effect. The difference between the
two men, in point of intellectual attain
ments and honesty in discussion, was appa-
rent throughout the evening, and was &C.
knowledged by Republicans present. The
crowd dispersed at eleven o'clock with
cheers for the rival candidates.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-09-28
The Land Sale.

The people of this State are suffering from
the land sale advertised to take place soon.
The responsibility of the act, of course, rests
with Mr.. Buchanan's administration; but has
Buchanan or the Departments been informed
by Messrs. Aldrich, Window, or Senator Viii.
kinson, of the distress these sales must bring
upon the people? Have either of them inter.
ested themselves sufficiently even to write a let.
ter upon the subject? We charge they have
not done it. They desire that the people should
suffer, that they might make political capital.
Out upon such knaves and hypOcrites. Will
the people sustain men for high positions who
quietly permit their dearest interests to be sac
rificed to advance their own selfish aims?
There is responsibility resting upon these
men that they can never shake off, and they
Should be held to their true accountability
They have never raised their voices against
the matter. Senator Rice has been absent. He
is now among us. and he now knows the evils
the sale will inflict, and we have good reason
to believe he will and can procure postpone
ment at least. If the people could have post
ponement for three months even, it would save
the hard working farmers of the State 100000.
The Republican Congressman have neglected
to apprise the President of the evil consequence
of the sale. To them belongs portion of the
responsibility. Should Mr.. Rice also neglect
to do so, his also will be q portion of the re.
sponsibility.-Red Wing Sentinel.
There is no doubt, as the Sentinel says,
that Senator RICE can procure postpone
ment of the land sale. The Administration
would not refuse demand of this character,
coming from so servile follower of BUcHAN-
AN as Mr.. RICE has proved himself to be
But will he make that demand? We under
stand he has refused to interfere to prevent
the sales, just as ALDRIcH, WILKINSON, WIN
DOM and RAMSEY have refused. The latter
desire the sales to 60 on, for the purpose of
making political capital out of them; while
Senator RICE will not interfere to prevent
them, because SETTER, Dow, MOORE, and
other land officers, want to make few thou
sands in fees out of the settlers. If the land
sales were stopped, the BRECKENRIDGE party
would collapse.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-09-28

Nay, more, valetudinarians from the
North have been in the habit of seeking
the sunny skies of the South to restore their
wasted frames from consumption and val
etudinarians of the South have been accus.
toned to seek the skies Of Italy for the same
relief. Now you see the valetudiuarians of
the whole country-from the North and
from the burning South-whe invaded by
disease, resort to the sources of the Missis.
sippi for an atmosphere which invigorates
and restores them to health.
You feel here that this atmosphere has
another virtue-that men from Maine, the
Carollnas Mississippi and New Hampshire,
and from England, Ireland, Scotland, and
from Germany-from all parts of the world
come here, within view almost of the falls
of the Mississippi, and inhale the atmos-
phere, which, when once it becomes natural
to the lungs, becomes not only the atmos-
phere of health, but of liberty and freedom.
Applause. Do not we feel that they have
not only found the temple and the shrine of
freedom, but that we are within the actual
living presence of the Goddess of Liberty.
[Applause.] And once in her presence, we
see that the capacious temple was fit for the
worship which is her due. [Applause.1
Il wish, my fellow citizens, that all my
associates in public life could come up here
with me. 1 wish that they could learn by
experience, as l have done, the elevation
and the serenity Of soul which pervades the
people of the great northwest. [Applause.l
1t is the only region in the United States
in which find fraternity and mutual charity
fully developed. Since first set my foot
in the Upper Mississippi valley, 1 have met
men of all sects and of all religions 4 have
met men of the Republican party, and of
the Democratic party, and of the American
party-yet have not heard one reproach-
full word, one disdainful sentiment. I have
seen that you can differ and not disagree
l have seen that you can love the statesman
of your choice"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-09-28

The Northern Pacific Railroad Route
Republican Party, tho Peculiar
Guardians Of Northern Interests.
We are informed that Judge MEEkER,
in speech lately made by him at Fari-
bault, in this State, announced that so
strongly had the anti-shvery sentiment fas-
tened upon the public mind of the North,
that all practical subjects of legislation in
Congress and the Free States were COM
pletely overlooked, no matter how impor
tant they might be to the North and the
country at large. This be illustrated in a
manner that told upon crowded house, by
q reference to our northern overland mail
routes, and especially by reference to the
Northern Pacific Railroad. He stated that
the party that affected to be the peculiar
guardians of Northern interests, had be-
trayed and surrendered the Northern Route
to the Central and Southern, though known
by all that had studied the subject to be the
most feasible, economical, and, in a military
point of view, the most important of any.
He proceeded to show that in the organiza
ton of the present Congress, the Republi.
cans chose their Speaker and constituted
all the committees to suit themselves, and
among them, the Committee on the Pacific
Railroad. That the members of this
Republican Committee, from the start
favored, and then reported in favor OF
the Central, or Missouri route, to San
Francisco, and that when that report was
driven back to the committee, the Republic
can members, with the exception of one,
combined with the friends of the extreme
Southern route, ard thus defeated and ig-
nored the claims of the Northern. Why
Northern men should thus sacrifice the in.
terests of the North and the Northwest,
would be mystery to any one not &C.
quainted with the fact that there is no public
sentiment in the North, save on the subject
of slavery. So the Representatives of the
Free States are opposed to slavery, it seems
to be but of little moment what other mea.
sures they are for or against-that senti.
ment ever rules and over rides all Others
and overland mails and Pacific Railroads are
completely ignored.