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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-27

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-27
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

Frriv,L At IIsvrDI> The friend, Of
Hon. Hannibal llamliu had festival IN
honor Of hi. election. on saturday evening
The Town Hall WAS drapcd with l,g., aud
the table, were laii Tor large audience.
Mr.. IIlmlin aud lady. on their entrance,
were greeted with ,remendou. applause.
he made few remarks, when justice wa,
done % the eiibles. The Courier says
There Is no relation in lie ia which
Mr.. IIamlin appears TO such decided al.
vantage. as when surrounded by hi. neigh.
bors and friends, embracing those Of all
rlr,ie., who vie with each other in testify.
ins their appreciation Of hi. exemplary char.
Aetgr E' citizen and a true friend, a, we'll
a, faithful parliran and statesman"
Mr.. I,mlin lcl, for the Wet, Monday,
where lie will make ,isi, before entering
upon his Senatorial duties
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23
rmm lhe Kennslee JournaI.
Gratuitous Wrath.

"Whllst ! hold seat In the Senate Of
tho United States. will vote against tho
confirmation Of every Southern man who
IL rotten enough and base enough 10 accent
Office from Lincoln. II this declaration will
aid tho cause Of Douglas or Bell. here or
elsewhere. their friends are welcome 10 make
the most Of IT," Senator lyerson.
Tho Senator from Georgia who issued
thi, alarming bu!letin says the the Phila.
d'lphia y. American. might just as we'll
have saved himself the pans Of such uu.
necessary Ire. Ills present term in the Sen.
ate wall expire the day before Mr. Lincoln
will be inauguratod, and BIZ. empty threat
Of ''yoiing Sgain,, the confirmation Of
every southern man who may be nominal.
ed, Is merely bad Tor a reelection. II
dropped. no will hardly have that privilege.
With all his malicious disposition 70 indulge
IL. Mr. Cobb i.a candidate Tor h.. place.
aud has made several trips to Georgia 70
secure IL. Ills present salamanIcr spirit
may b attributed 10 the fact tia, ho is try.
ing To bca, Greater with his own weapons.
or, in more homely phrase, to ash, the
devil with Gre.
Only give the Secretary Of the Treasury
a comfortable birth for SIX years after h,
present official tenure shall expire. and ho
will roar as gently rs any Sucking dove
before six months have passed. jus, now
he cannot afford to be outdone by such
pyrotcchnisi, as Tomb. and I1cr.on. II
be should fail to climb into the senate, then
all the reeen, display. will 30 carried TO tho
account OF exceeding zeal for the South.
Could the people Who aro - much BAN
booiled only get behind the scenes occasion.
ally, how much they wooll b ast5nl.hcd az
some Of tho actors Oh the stage. when
there Is no motive Tor deception. they are a
very different people from what We 80 them
in sock and buskin. Mr. Cobb Is pretty
good comedian. bat no, Of high order.
Mr. lycrson i only adapted TO tho heavy
business o! up'ctlins empires. carrying aG
dead men. and "yolins against southern
nominations
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

Miss GilnrEr's C,RErE An American
Story. rs j. T.. Holland. New York
Charles S-ri1ncr.
Thi,,an-w book by the author Of the
POPULAR ami useful Timothy TI,comb
p,rsr.. Dr. Holland, one Of the editors #
the Springfield Republican, commenced with
the above familiar letters, which achieved a
great success thu. volume was followed by
tho poem. " Bitter Sweet" which Lad
a erca, run and was followed Up by a
volume Of quain, aud wise addresses on
Popular Proverbs, entitled " Gold Foil. -
llc now come. hcrlrc the public ~ a novel
writer Ms. Gilbert, tho daughter u a
physician. who held ihaia child could b.
moulded 10 SUI, any fancy, was model OF
rrccocity, hu, failed ~ an immature auth
Dress Arthur Blagne Graves "a college life,
bat j. thrown hask u toll In a factory,
Me, Gilbert acquires age, and with Il, sue
cs., Mr.. Blagne per-e1cr,s in his study
and becomes a city pastor aud they marry
each other. Oihcr interesting characters
G.urc In the book, which d, ,hroughoui one
II healthy tone, intended to point out the
ainnacos Of energy and scli'dcP'ndcncc,
over all the advantages Of wealth. With the
weaknc.. cnsender,d by indulgence. and
hn,.bcd forcing Of the intellect. The book
d, iur .als by II. Packard. Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

Mr.. Cha.. +. Brown. Of Artcmus ward
n,,oricty. ha. lorne'i an engagement, with
=" Vanity Fair" and ' will hereafter write
only for tina, paper" "Ar,emu' " was
born IN Waterford. and obtained the rudi'
ment, Of the " Art Prcservativc," in the Of.
fc, Of the Norway Advertiser. IL was
subsequently, employed IN Boston, where be
furnished many article. TO the Carpet
Bag" rnier the nom d, plume Of Lieut..
Chuhb. lie Ia. latterly occupied the post
Of local editor si the Cleveland plalndcalcr,
IN which paper have been chronieled all the
ad,entur,s Of i" the Crate Snowman, IRON
h. collision with the Free Lovers TO
hi, copar,nership with 4" MIR. Duslus in
the poplur so,rinty blsncs.." l'he latter
engagement seems 10 have proved bad
speculation, inducing change Of business.
We may say in conclusion that " Vanity
Fair" Is sort Of American Punch in
which any person, by dcposi,ing dollar
may DO sure for the term OF one year, OF
having every ioiblO and opinion ho may
cherish, thoroughly punched, at least once
week. 1, is published in New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

TuE Mps,oF. Crribunc Washington
Corcpondcnec) The President ., On.
gagged a, the State Department daily or
several hours, ADD hl, been Tor the lor,.
night pls; consulting authorize. in prcpa.
ration qf his annual message. II, main
features, alter a review Of the foreign poll.
icy during the Lac, three years. will b. ia
reference 10 the present attempts az d,un.
ION. 81 FAR from iaVoring these schemes, %
bcin' pledged To secession. as alleged By
Mr Keitt and others. hi, whole Argument
will DO directed to overthrow any such as-
sumption, and to establish, by historical
facts ,ha, the contingency was no, only
never contemplated, but was expressly for-
hidden by the concurrent declaration. Of
the inmers u the Constitution. and the IN
depreciation Of the mos, eminent e1pouni.
crs. Mr. Buchanan ha, Away, held this
theory, and, perhaps, viii take peculiar
pleasure in announcing il now under
sense Of public duty. and for the purpJ,, Of
striking an effective blow AZ tho con.pIra-
tor, who have never exhibited the le,s, rec.
ignition Of his services 70 the South, " any
sense Of common gratitude for the acriG,c,
made by the Administration during tho
Kansas controversy.
Both the Charleston and Baltimore
Conventions IsnoreI his Administration en-.
'irely, and the South generally gave i, the
cold shoulder in their State Conventions,
alter having received peculiar mark, Of "a.
vor
There Is scarcely any doubt but this
message will he bitterly a.,liI,I by the -.
cc..ionisi.. Il will b sent to Cjn:re..
two day. before the election for delegates %
the Convention in South Carolina. and will
doubtless. form the principal topic Of iI,.
custom when il shall meet on the l7ih Of
December. |, will have been circulated
through the country long before the Con.
'entions Of other States can b, called. anI
mus, necessarily operate upon opinion IN
cmanating from one who !. admitted to DO
the champion Of southern Rights.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

CARLrLE's E,nYs The American Eli.
ton Of Carlyle's i,ssiy,, published by
Brown & hgglri Of this city. has pleased
even the eru'ty author. Ia private letter
to the editor Of the edition, Carlyle write,
81, il one of the rrcl,le't bo,I' imasIn-
able printed with beautiful accuracy and
taste beautiful paper careful IN lex moth
ins deficient, nothing ,uperaiou'; perfect.
ly g, up in all respects" Wonderland
tha'an edition Of Macaulay's Essays, print
ed ut the Riverside Press in q siylo OF clual
beauty and elegance, is son 10 be- publish
Cd. Boston Transcript.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

TnE NoErn PoLE EXPEDITION. 4 letter
from Dr. Hayes, dated Upcrnavick, Aug.
llth, gives the following as his plan Of oP-
eratiun.
"Wc shall leave here 10 morrow, and
a,tcmp, at once the Melville Bay passage,
and shall bops 10 make smiths Strait no,
latc- than the 1T u September. II success
fol IN thu, cndeayor We shall have abundan,
time TO secure convenient hirbor on the
coast OF Grinnel's Land. You are already
aware that anticipate iron observations
made by myself upon this coast in iSjD
reaching Cape Frazer, Ia, - degrees 10
minutes, where | propose spending the
winter. 4 degree lower, however, will
place one within practicable reach Of my
proposed field Of exploration. II the condi.
ton Of the ice will permit, ! will immedi'
atsly-aiier a winior harbor has been 'elec-
ted-carry forward the bat which | intend
using Tor next summer. LAHORE, and some
provisions. a. far north AZ possible. and
then leave them. secured against the bears
and return to the schooner after the winter
has firmly Sc, the ice. Early mex. spring,
we shall push fIrward advance dcpots, and
should We find either ico or water. we shall
eudeayor 10 accomplish, with boats or
,lcJgcs, or with both, the chief objsc, ofthe
voyage before the Gloss Of the summer. II
this fortune awaits u, We shall then return
home without, unnecessary delay. ! DO not
however, anticipate this result, bot l'xPeet
that we shall be detained two winters.
shall enieayor by every means to avoid
q third year, absence. We carry with Us
however, food and fuel for that period, and
in the event Of our being 50 long detained,
DO not fear adverse results. With the
fresh supplies we have on board believe We
can resist the scuryy.
| DO not hesitate to express my belief that
although we are late, We are in season. ]
shall. however, avoid every unnecessary risk
OF being caught ~ the winter in the mid.
dc Of the ice. Should the prospects, of,uc-
cess appear to bo peculiarly di.couragine, |
shall return southwark aud winter u, one
Of the DANISH settlements"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

P1srrovED. The trial Of Colin did no,
come up On Tue,day, the day assigned. 1t
vas discovered. last week. that there bad
he,n some iniormality in the return OF mem
b'rs Of the Giani Jury. CoFn Va ds
charged on Thursday, by order Of Court
bat was immediately arrested On complain,
I'D warrant, and committed to Jail.
The remains Of Mexican were eIhumed
on saturday, and critical examination
made Of the wocnd' by emineu. medical
men, whose report, We presume, will Be
ussd when the case comes to trial.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

SECESSION There j.. much talk yet ahou,
secession, bu, 'es. apparent carn-siuess in
te matter Thy begin o. -, that the
North i. not frightened, and thA, they have
only It'd on their own ,oe-. thus far, which
we think will tend % bring them to their
s,u.-s Now tha, the frs, bur, Of excite
mout j. over, strong Union ssntimen, be.
gin. % ds,e.oPa it'sli. which mus he IN
creased under the inaugnce Of the admins
tntilu. which apPsars to be rallyiug, at
last, in defence Of the Union.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23
California probablY for Lincoln

Di.ra,chc, BY the Pony Express are con.
Trajectory, but give good ground Tor the
opinion that Lincoln has the state. \ pri-
,ate dispatch from the Secretary Of the Re-
publican Association say. Lincoln has 5000
plurality over Douglas The friend, Of the
latter. al.1 have dispatches in his favor, but
they seemed to BE- based upon fewer returns
than Ihs llrmer dispatch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

GOV. WIS., lN.,SE. Tslesraphic dcs-
patches, on saturday, from Richmond,
state tia, EI.GJy. Wise ha, been declared
insane. llo has been the mos, violent man
In 81. State since the secession excitement
broke out. aud We are glad to $50 the hub.
bic broken, by the exposure Of the true
condition Of the prime mover. 1! would
be we'll Il ,omc others, really not les insane,
could b. put in clos, quarters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

Tug EurTv lloNoR % NANE. The Lon.
don American announce, that Mr"u.
Ilowes ( Cushing. great circus, which ha,
been on exhibition ior some um, IN Eng.
land, will Be .oli on the lTIh ip.t. Mr..
llowes who rctircs upon a large fr,uuc &C.
quircd from hl' profession. purposes buying
a large estate upon the Rhine, upon which
is blronial castle, the title accompanying
the estate will give our great American cir
Gus proprietor the title Of Baron Ilowes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

Considerable excitement comes out Of the
discovery that the Message Of Gov. Brown,
Of Georgia, Ere, saw the light IN Charles.
ton, ;. e. The Georgian leaders DO not
wish TO b. behind their brother Gre eaters,
aud DO not relish this reflection upon their
patriotism. The Governor showed good
sense, at least, in s,nding poor article to
such market. Without strong endorsers.
it would have proved is own antiio,e, in a
homo market.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

WnEELRlRRow Bar. Ga Thursday Of
last week. a wheslbarrow bet, between Mr..
fayet,o Bicknell and Mr.. ) I. Richards,
both Of, Fore Street" Oxford, was paid.
The former !. Lincoln man and the latter
Douglasite. The loser was to wheel tho
other TO Mechanic Falls. Richard. arrived
Ne. Fall. at about 6 O'clock with biz pas
.sngcr where o was received by the Wide
Awake and Clear Grit eluj. 81 that Villag''
Speeches were made by Mr. Bicknell and
Robert Carr. E.q.. when the clubs rave
three cheers Tor the Constitution. and dis
psrsed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

llUMBLE PfL. The New York Hotel Com.
mit,ce, about year since, Published a state
men; rejecting upon Gerr,, Smith in con-
nee,icn with IllrPer'' Ferry. These gen.
tlemen have recently treated themselves to
humble pie, in the shape Of card Of re.
traction. enclosing $1,000 for the benefit Of
charitable institutions, to qua'h libel suit
which is hanging over them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

Nor APPROPRIATE The doctor. who
say, be need. six months, 10 which 10 pre-.
pare Lyccum Lecture. selects himself for
Secretary Of State, under Mr.. Lincoln's az
ministra,ion. ils evidently loses sight Of
amoun, Of labor - b, performed in case Of
secession, in adjusting our new Foragn rcla.
tons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

Tho celebration a, Springfield, III. on
Wednesday, was an immmense AFFAIR. Mr..
Lincoln made speech, in which no said :
/" Let US at oil times remember tina, oil
American citizens are brothers Of common
country. and should dwell together in the
bonds Of fra,ernal feeling"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

Is TuE BLoop. The Castings are the
owner. Of the brig tina, first displayed the
Palmetto flag at Charleston. They obtain
their property in shipping from their grand
father, Who was stiff old gentleman, given
- sharp dealing. lie i, was who years ago
run up the New England aas Of five stripes,
and hOnorel it with salute OF Eve guns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

AFAyoEur RrSEDr. There is no medi.
cite - extensively aud iavorably known as
Perry Davis Vegetable Fain Killer Its
rariIly Increasing sale in South America,
India ani Europs Is ample proof Of it, sue
cess m those countries. Sold by all mcii.
cine dealer, throughout the United States
aud Canada
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

wnr WILL rot SrrER1 DJ'psp'ia Is a
brief bat comprehensive term for the numer-
on. disease, which aztec, tie stomach. liver,
and, in fact the whole system. Until DR..
Greene discovered the OIygcnatei Bi,,cr,,
medical science had exhausted itself in vain
attempt, 10 cure this disease.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

The banks in New York have engaged to
hoy So 500, 600 worth Of exchange on Eng.
land, drawn on shipments Of -four. This 4.
to furnish means to move the vast stock IN
store, and to relieve the produce dealers.
Dispatches. Wednesday, state that the
currency panic nearly reaches tina. Of 1857;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

The widows Wood Society, Portland,
received lasi year from Religious Societies
and individuals, the SUN Of $lii7.Ij,
which sun was expended in furnishing fuel
TO destitute families. This Society send.
happiness to manyo poor family during the
tedious winter months
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

Hon. Amos Kendall is publi'hinga serie,
Of letters in the Washington Star, IN favor
Of the Union. lie writes that paper tina,
the paTsrs we're prepared or the Constitn.
ton, Mr.. Bachanan's organ. bat were 70.
jsc,ei By that jlurnal. whose editor is an
a,Owed di.unionist
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

Nav YoRE, Nov. 81. The Herald Wash.
inglon correspondent says there will psoba-
bly, DO a rupture in the Cabinet on the So
ces'ion question.
IL Is stated that all the Senators from the
Southern States, except those from S1n'h
Carolina. will be in their seats at the open
irg OF Congress.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

The body Of BENZ. Richards. jr., was
found on thu railroad track, q, the Merrill
crossing in Oxford. Tuesday morning. The
impression i. general that he threw himself
upon the track for the purpose Of seltdcs-
uuetiOn. lie was about - years Of age.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

The Grand Trunk Railway has applied
to the Canadian Government for aid. Pre-.
ParatOry to taking any further steps in the
matter, the Government, have instituted n
commission, consisting Of Mr.. Lington,
Auditor General, Mr.. Grant, Manager OF
the Northern Railway, and Mr.. Trudeau,
Secretary Of the Department Of public
Works, to make thorough examination
into the Affairs Of the company.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

Rosenberg is closing Up bis business a,
So. Paris. Persons in need Of winter
Outf, will end almost everything in the
Millinery line, a, his store. \ good Mill.
ner nigh, DO well to buy the stock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

Supreme Judicial Court.
CAsE TRIrp.

Inhabitants Of Sebago =. Inhabitants Of
Denmark,
THIS Is an action TO recover Tor supple.
for pauper alleged TO have settlement, in
the town Of Denmark. Verdict for Pl'f..
Howard & Aver for Plaintiff. Lii'leheld Tor
Defendants.
AARON Cross =. Albert ID. White.
This Is an action against the Sheriff. Tor
alleged neglect Of duty on the part OF his
Deputy. Referred to Court without tie
Intervention Of n Jury, with leave for either
party 70 except. Judgmen, for Plaintiff.
llammou. 4 Gibson for Plaintiff. Frye &
Black for Defendants.
Inhabitants Of Hartford =. Inabitan,s Of
faye,,e.
This action involved the settlement, OF a
mother and six children, now supported by
tho town Of Hartford, and alleged TO have n
settlement, in the town OF faye,,e. Judg'
men, for Plaintiffs.
Walton for Plaintiffs. Baker for De-
PENDANTS.
The Cour, adjourned finally on Thursday
morning
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

Nruuo>r. An attorney engaged in the
investigation OF ID, accounts OF the late
Treasurer. think. the whole defAleation wall
not EXCEED Sil 900 OF this amount, !, l.
believed the State hn, bccn secured 10 the
amount Of $4,000.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

MlssorEr The official vote IN this State
i. not Yet known. Mos, accounts give !, TO
BEL. though ,hcr, have been indications
within Jhe pact week tha, Douglas might
Revive the vote.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

A dispatch from Iowa to the New York
Tribune, says;
"Iowa give, Lincoln clean majority OF
1900. Costs and damages 90 with this
verdict"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

BElpGtoS RrroErrE. The Reporter DON
mel new head, week before last. Il;
speaks Of continued prosperity, aud hope.
iul future, as an exponent Of the interest,
Of Bridsc,on and vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

Business !, doll and doctors are expensive.
A box Of Ry,iiins's Russia SAlve, costing -
cents. Is nine times in ten NOR, servicablc
than fifty dollar, worth ofphy'ician'' cOun.
sel. and prescriptions. Forsalc everywhere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

N.PLEs. Nov. !. King Victor Emman.
uel arrived here thi. morning, in company
with Garibaldi They proceeded together
To the Cathedral. and afterwards TO the Pal
ace. There are great festivities in spite Of
the bad weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

warmyILLE Ac,pINv. This institution
under the care Of Mr.. |. 5. llamblcn. OF
Lowell, seems to bo in avery prosperous con
di,ion. Tho Annual Catalogue jos, issued,
exhibit. an aggregate Of .gG scholars for
the year. The source Of study l. pariicu'
larry arranged for those fitting for College.
and good H., b, presented Of students who
have already entered.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

tOrian', Page in capital. Of black, will stare
coming generations in the face, " THE bEsr
GovIENNENr N rus woRLD krISrp NJ TuE
TREASON or rHE DINocEArs."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

Capt. Z. II. Ripley, the oblising and
faithful Messenger Of the 5 j. Court, has
our thanks for line specimens Of Hubbard
s;on's Nonssuch apples.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

Coon. The Secretary Of War is said to
have declared ,ha, he will hand over to bic
successor. intact, the forts and arsenal. in
South Carolina.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

TnE EpINHUKo REvrEw, for October 1860,
has been received. from l.. Scott & Co.. n.
Y. the publishers Of the American edition.
The contents OF the present number are
a, follows; Reccn, Geographical Research.
CO: Memories Of Master Sinclair Max
Muller's Aneien, San.crit Literature Gro
ten. and the Source. Sflnterna,ional Law I;
The churches oftho Holy Land Tho Grand
Rcmons,rancc Scottish County Histories (;
Brain Difieul,ic, The United States I'M
der the Prc.idenlship OF Mr. Buchanan.
Til. latt'r paper i an nPPrecia,i'c resume
of the condition Of Affairs In the United
State. on the accession Of Mr.. Buchanan
to the Presidency the views he had expires
sd. with hi- cherished objrct' and his
utter failure. IL closes, in alluding TO our
nation o., follows
Their nation i. the first In the world,
in il. prospects. a, least. 1t will set over
il. sin. aud their consequences and then
II will carry the whole world before Il, and
hold the first place in history. forever"