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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20

UPPER MTssIssIPPl.
1850. ST. LOUIS STEAMBOATS,. 1866
LOUIS a. WELTON,
1s Po5dras street,
AGENT oF NEW ORLEANS AND ST LOUIS STEAMERS.
n6df
Havs, e IT TgTss6y II, 8 s Pss ,,S,,,
~ ger Paeke,-Fer ST. Eonig, Cairo, uickna1s New
la lAaasa Madrid emlli9 and al intermediate landings
eafne scot and, Hopkins mister viii eaya as fSf RboTF
5Sad SSs d.eE4 q passage having fe accommodations apply On
A. vIRa1NIus 3 pEXTzELs
:, REGgI.AIs E5ts NEW or IilAys And
Lls LlAs5 s Hickman, Memphis. and all Intermediate land
1gsmIhe sI fine regular passenger packet steamer
freight or passage apply on 1IS Ps9f4
The G. of very light dgaugt and win u to 20 through
Leave; E91, q TagRsp4g gIr Ao,.s Pc p a%sPM
H. the Ohio and Mississippi Rairoad1 fne
ssP s Sc Rssfst sss Rs sss
N' as ABOVE For 'fs Il f aPS BESfE e sGaFd
dig Adveriisns Agent.
Leaves ,syT, FSsgAy s; Pc Soa.s R:;vf,S
E| Mman, Memphis and all intermediate afdings-The
aIeggn y swifi and very light drought ia steamer
for ihe above and landings For freight
,,1 yIRGINIUs c. DENTzEL,
d24 advertising Agent.
Leav4s on s SATURDAY 22d inst. at & p NJ
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEM
49, hsnbis and all intermediate iandings-Ihe fine and
;o ngFs a5 pasosegsr s 3 s5saaGT & NJ hcl R.
ess - YIRGGNIus =, DENTzE[.
| d20 Advertising Ag Mt
OHIO RIVER.
| Leaves THURSDAY Flae % at ppm
f4 ling, Cincinnati, Louisville aud all Intermediate
s. Gamer Iowa Moore mister i ID Por fseeiS R
Ing and viii leave az above For freight of nassaEe
g FIRGINIus Q. DENTzEL.
1sayss For n L6uIs Tot vi s1LI1--TI LIE y FINE
| f5@ Il, Passenger Packet .If.Ines MontGSsIhsEys
sIaE vile aud al Intermediate landings above. For
'e'sR' of passage "p'Gy GiRGISigs X 3fs5 c. DENrzE
| dl9 Advertising Agent
] FOR LOUSY lille It'll u FINE REG
F!issf masier Ris' Vii saae sssiSf ~ na ali
intermediate landings as above For freight or
p'sssss s.p's vIR 3INIUs @. pENTzEG.,
DIG Advertising Agent
leaves THURSDAY. Dec. .. at 5 pa
| FOR RCINCINNaTT-THEF FINE REGU-
wade asSsss naer +sff vii leave s above Fer eIght
OF passage "EPy RPkag II N4tIs PaaEd I; pEsTzE1
| dl7 Advertising Agent.
Leaves on MoNp AY. .slst Inst, at T. NJ.
FOR LoUIsyIL1LE, VI IL ,.ail1 GIRO, o. MEN
e l. asoy aaS nj
landings For gaifsfi
| do Advertising Agent.
CUMBERLAND RIVER.
1 Ja,,as ATIrPDAy Der nosItivey.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20
CUMBERLAND RIVER.

Leaves SATURDAY: Dec 2. or. NJ, positively.
FOR NASHVILLE, CLARKS-
s9 - vile, lTicc's Landing, Canton Eddyyle Dycns-
5shnrg Snithland Paducah, Metropolis Cairo, Go.
uubus Hickman New Madrid, Randolph and all
nfermedae andingThe fine and regular packet steamer
r. Howard, Lawson, MASTER, will leave above, For
freight or passage apply on board or to
di9 l.. A. MELTON, is Poydras street.
This Memphis with the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad ard at Cairo with the Illinois Central
ITALIAN MARBLE, OF VARIOUS DIMENSIONS,
l. yeined aud Pure White. For snte by
BARELLI 4 CO.,
sslsf 81 Common street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20

f1rrsuENr afrscF, No. 70 cANr svkEErst
80 ThnrssAv Morning, Dec. ~, lS6p.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20
leaves FRfp AY, Dee. q, nt5P. VI.
REGULAR RED RIVE

F@9 For Jefferson, Sm6lhnd Eef(on Fort Caidt,
alkts3 sswans1ns aud Mornings Landings Albany
shreYerort, Grand Bayou CoushattR. canapr
trtnd Ecage, B1ndieu Lend ng, eNsndfia, ornian Cor
dans Batbns and ail tueTmeiiitc nndlncs QB Red river
The and swiftrunnng passenger EIcfa, A.
Barnes maAter, will leave above. For freight pas
Sc apply on board
TIRGIEIUsC. C. DENTzEL,
d2i Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20
Leaves THURSDAY Dec. % atbPM
RMGUI4Ak kStIikENtGPaeIsr y. s.

N.s9 h. Mail Packet Eor Shreveport Gr8nd Bayou,
ls4tt747 Grand Eeere Montgomery, Cdile Alexandria
sssas4s-. 3arbn's and a Intermediate LANDINGS Red
River 1Ae magnificent aud asirunnug passenger packet
steamer NATIONAL r G. Montgomery, master, will leave
above For freight or passage apply on b0atd;
NltGlNtUs q. pENT1EL.
dlS Advertising Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20

RED KIEEE PASSFN tER PACK,
~ Ret-fhc new aad magnitcenlly furnished pnEsen-
ls@ssh+5 ager packet w. Burton, Sam awson MASTER
s9-sszrsI T. A. Dunbar clerk, will leave New Orie
Nachitoehes Graad Ecore Tiger Iand Tpssers
p. Rachal's, ST. Maurice, Favrons Montgomery, Durant,
Buxton, Cane and Little Rivers Cotile, Alexandria, Pine
vile, Pielces No mans Barbn's and a Intermediate land
ings. For freight fassage apply on hoatd.
YIRGINIUs O. DEKTEEL,
di4 Advertising AGENT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20

~ 3. NRnH EeHFt PbfToI-FOf IIah1 EeHe, Man.
ice, Montgomery Duraud's, Cae Alexandria
zz-r4 Notmanfs5 Bafbius 1nd all intermediate landings
Red riyer-The new magnificent aud fast running side
wheel steamer Moro, Jn Agn'dGr, mister, viii leave a.
above For freight prPIESage appy on t0ari
NlKGlNIQS q. DENTIRf.
~ lEarst l-r.. Arrnrt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY at Hocloek r NJ.
NEW ORLEANS, Mon hi0NESOE AND and

sg~Y = TRENTON WEEKLY FAUX ET.--For Trentnn
stAAnts Monroe, Bluffs Gelrnhia UarrisonburR
xsssassEs trinity Month of fige1 Bayou sara, Bao
h0uge PIaqueine Donadsongle md h intermediate land
Thenew IL. pargoga Quilt expressly for
the trade w Tohu feasfN above pincually
steamer connects regularly TIen.on every Monday
with the new Iie1t draft steamer Gornie Giant Williams taking
freight ali points the Atboe and Connie bayou with
e*tfa eSnefse for storing.
For freight or passage, apply on board 4r 70
MGCoLbHM II HAWTHORN,
1928 Common street.
RA fYaigl,t for way plantation landings Inust he
pd by the shippers Of the hea Passengers will be
landed my point the Coast a Teglt Coast Packet rates.
clerk will ready receive fEeghton the cyeeeyery Friday
morning.
plan Of cabin be and passage secured by an
plying 10 The agents, 80
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20
FORT AID AM d .

Leaves THURSDAY. ben. "a at 81 P. NJ. rosvely
REGULAR TALLAHATCHIG
~ l. and YaRoo River PaekeHor Tllatoba, sharkys
ttnfsttsfAia ding Mouth Gas+idaF'4 Rayou, GOfYle,
yss5Ssrs3s Greenwood Sidon Yazob City Satarta and
Vckshurg-re elegant fast passenger packet steamer
YazoO j., i. Wallace, MASTER viii leave above For
freight passage apply or board
VIRGINIuS u. DENTzEL,
di4 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-20

agY n NAL Passenger Pacbe-For Shreveport. Grand
bayou, Ggashatta Gampte Grand Ee6Ee St Man
zzr15s ice, Montgomery, DurGud's, Coie AleSaniria
N2naus Barbin's and ali intermediate landings Rel river
The magnificent and fast running passenger packet
Doubloon, W. G. HRfrisou MASTER will leave above
VIRGINIuS @. DENTzEL.
dl9 Advertising Agent
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

FREE PAPERS FOR GENERAL SCorr.-lt is
not often that we have the pleasure of re-
cording such an original and genuine
tribute OF respect to personal merit, as
the following. 1t is rude on the surface
like the diamond in its native bed, but
the sparkle beneath is that of a gem OF
the first water.
A few days since, a gentleman on
the steamboat Thomas Powell, on her
passage up the North river, selected a
number of illus rated and other newspa-
pers from the stock of a newsboy who
had his stand on the boat. On taking
out his purse to pay for them, the boy
exclaimed
"Say-you're General Scott, amt
YOU. | don't take your money, you're
entitled to free papersw
On the gentleman's assurance that he
was not General Scott but only a New
York lawyer, the boy consented to re,
ceive his money.-Century.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
PLAQUEMINE. PARISH OF I%BERVILLE. La. SEPTEMBER p. 1860
MISCELLANEOUS.
To the Citizens
OF IBERVILLE AND W. BATON ROUGE.

O. We have received from the manuiactu.
ries and first hands
1900 pairs best oak tanned Eussets;
5000 do. Misses, BOYS and Women's Shoes:
- Mems. Ladies' and Boys Saddles. Ia
from ; 10 40-made TO order; EEA
20 d0Z. Horse aud Mule Collars:
20 do. do. do. Hdmes:
100 Carl Saddles;
so pains Breeching; 80 doz. Blind Brides;
80 bbis. Lard and Bleached Oil;
800 kegs Nails. assorted sizes,
30 tons Bar and Koop Iron;
200 pairs Grey and White Blankets;
20 do. extra tue l0-4, Ill and 1874 Bed
Blankets:
5000 yards DENNIS. kerseys and iinssys;
!! doz extra fine Brides and Filings.
Most Of the abo7e were purchased for cash
and from the manufactures hence We defy com
petition, either in New Orleans or out of il.
seS J. McWILLiAMS & Co.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
EarFold up the white robe; lay asiG

Ess-Fold up the white robe; lay aside
the forgotten toy; smooth the little un-
pressed pillow, and gently smile as you
think of the garment, of the harp Of
gold, and of the fair brow with diadem
of light; smile as you think that no years
can make that memory old. An eternal,
guileless child, waiting about the thresh-
old of Paradise for the coming friend
from home.
Here the glad lips would culver with
anguish; the bright curls growing griz-
zled and gray; the young heart weary
and old, but there changeless as the
stars, and young as the las. new morn
ing.
The poet tells Of green bough rent
by the tempest from the tree, and swept
rudely along the breast of an angry riv-
err, and a mother bird with cries of grief
futtering beside it, for her nest and nes.
things were there. Ali better to be waf-
ted away from earth, than thus that they
should drift around the world in storm.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

Mr.. BELLS NEGROES As we expect
ed from intimations thrown out lately
by persons who seemed confident of the
correctness of their assertions, it seems
that Mr.. Bell does net own a single
negro. The Vicksburg Sun, of the
3lst, says:
Don't Oun a Niger after AR-As
much as the Bell-ringers have vaunted
ovcr the fact that John Bell was the
only candidate for the Presidency who
owns a nigger-as if that made him
any better or any more worthy of
Southern confidence it turns out that
he does not own the hoof of one. Like
a great many men we know in Missis-
sippi, he is a very poor man himself,
but has a very ricn wife. His niggers
all belong to his better half, but he
doesn't W a single n in his own
name. His property is all under petit
coat government.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

THE IRISH HEART.-The attachment Of
the IRISH heart seems to be almost super
natural. In Chicago, q few days since.
a young 1rishman was u over by u
horse cart on the way to q fire. he
was buried on Friday, and on the same
occasion the obsequies were shared By
his sisters, with him an orphan, to
whom the shock of his SUDDEN death
proved too much to be sustained. She
sank beneath it and brother and sister
now lie side by side.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

DoYyYBRooK FAIR.-This annual gath
ering of infamy and reckless depravity
is dead-stone dead. Yesterday, be-
ing the Sunday preceding the 26th inst.
was, or was to have been, walking Sun.
day." but the famed Brook" was de-
serted and the interested individuals
looked townwards in vain Of the arrival
of their dupes and fools from the city.
EDoublin Freeman's Journal.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

MACHINE MADE SEGARs.-The latest in-
vention is a segar maker machine, which
can be regulated to making any size or
shape of segars at the rate of Fifteen per
minute, making them all so as to draw
freely, and using no binding in wrap
ping. Segars made by the machine cost,
for manufacturing, 81 so per thousand,
while those of the same quality, made by
hand, cost from 81 to IS per thousand
for making.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

New York, Sept. 1.-THE Douglas
Safe Committee met to-day at the st.
Nicholas Hotel, for the purpose of con-
sidering the proposition recently made
by the Breckenridge State Committee.
viz: the adoption Of ten Breckenridge
electors on the Douglas ticket, and two
Breckenridge candidates for State OF.
fcers. The proposition rejected by .
vote of seven to FIVE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

The Opposition in Georgia might as
well follow the example of the Thompson
Herald, and give it up. That paper says:
Though we expect to vote for Bell and
Everett, yet our humble opinion is from
present indications, that Breckenridge
and Lane will be elected. They appear
to be the most popular with the people
everywhere"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

woxpERruL POWERS or ENDURANCE lt is
related as an instance Of the strength and Wig
or of the Prince Of Wales constitution, that
during the same day he received addresses at
Chsrlottetown, held a levee, drove out in plain
clothes, went out shooting, rode again, took a
swim in the salt water, dined with a large par
ty. went to a ball in the evening, and danced
with greatspirit until three o'clock in the NOR
ming.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

sa-In Syria the Turkish authorities
had executed one hundred and eighty
persons engaged in the late massacre
of Christians. This wholesale retribu-
ton would, it was believed, entirely re-
press the insurrectionary element and
tranquilize the country. Nearly FIVE
thousand French troops had landed ct
Beyrout.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

CouLDN'rS SEE Ir.-Acountryman being
at all Englishman's table, expressed his
surprise by loud EXPLANATIONS, on see
ing a large quantity of froth ooze out Of
a bottle of porter as soon as the cork
was drawn. Being asked what surpri,
sed him, he replied, 81 don't wonder at
all at the froth that comes out of the bot
tie, but how the deuce did you ever con
trive to squeeze it all I'M"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

ALIVE WITH RUSAwAYs.-The Bastrop
La. Advertiser says that the woods g.
round Bastrop seem to be alive with run.
away negroes. Some Of them hail from
a long ways of, and declare their inten-
ton to enter the Mexican territory,
where they expect to be free.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

~ Three wives Of one husband, who is
now righteously serving a sentence in Auburn
N. Y. State Prison, paid him a formal visit
the other day all at once, just to heap Goals OF
fire on his head. One brought some apples,
another peaches, and the third cake; and they
marched out proudly, Indian file, leaving him
to his digestion of the visit and its fruits.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
A PowERErL BLOW By As woRp-FrsH.-

A POWERFUL BLOW By As woRDFrsH.-
In re-copperins the guano packet Jo
sephine at Honolulu, Sandwich Islands,
the sword of a sword-fish was discover
ed, broken off in the hull of the vessel,
under its counter, and about four feet
forward from the rudder post, it having
passed through the copper, the telling
and a threeinch oak plank.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

GEoRGIA.-The Columbus (Ga.) Times
says that the man who believes that
Breckenridge will not get more votes in
Georgia than Bell and Douglas COM
bined, can get just as much money bet
on it as he can raise. No takers have
vet appeared.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
I6rThe Democratic Standard (Cou

p6rThe Democratic Standard (Con-
cord, n. H. says:
I'VE learn that a Grand Mass Con-
vention Of the National Democracy Of
New Hampshire, favorable to the cleo
ton of Breckenridge and Lane, will be
held at the State Capitol in this city, on
Wednesday, 26thday Of September next
to nominate a ticket of electors, and
effect a through organization of the
National Democratic party Of this State.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
sn- Douglas is the first Democrat

a2- Douglas is the first Democrat who
ever undertook to furnish the National
Convention of the Democracy with q
candidate and platform both. Others
have allowed the Convention to make the
platform to suit the party but he insisted
that the Convention should take him and
his platform too. [Des Arc Citizen.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

The OLD THIRD DIsTRrcr.-This Con.
gr~essional District will give Breckin'
ridge and Lane about 5000 majority
We speak from late reliable advices
tom Green" lives in the Old Third
OuacAita Register.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
~ We learn from a private letter from

lV- We learn from a private letter from
Stewart county, that as yet not o single
Douglas man has turned up in LumPkin.
We are also informed that there is only one
in cambridge, Decatur county, and only
three in the county Of Chattahoochee. ms
estimate, we think. can be relied on: The
Second District 10 doing veiL-O otumns
1SstA. .sf
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

| have inst received a most extensive and
well selected stock OF seasonable Goods, 10
which | invite the attention OF my customers
and the public generally.
Flounced s-which are so much in
fashion this season. | have got them OF all
descriptions.
Eo be s-In great variety;
silk MantilIas. and Shawls;
F. mbroideries- Many designs OF all grades;
Collars and ) leeves-ln Ealencienne and
imitation;
Ladies' Bonnets-Of the latest styles;
Riding Hats-ln great variety and differ
ent cOlors;
Misses and Children's s hoes
Come and see me before purchasing elsewhere.
My winter stock will he on hand in about two
weeks. LEOPOLD KAHN.
NOTICING goods will be taken back four
days after safe. sepo
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

State Of Louisiana, Parish of BerriA--
Sirth District Court.
In the Estate of Domitilde Richard, dec.
WHEREAS: Wives Hebert has this day fled
w in the Clerks Office OF this Courl bis Pro-
~visional Tableau Of Distribution Of the Estate Of
Domitilde Richard, decd
Notice is hereby given to all whom il may
concern to show cause within thirty days from
the date hereof, why said Provisional Tsbleau
should not be homologated and made the juds.
ment Of this court.
lberville. Sept. u, 1860.
sspl5 NJ. A. ESTEvAN, Clerk.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

Etat de Ia LouisidN-Cosr du 6m. Ds-
frc-Paroisse fIbsrSiAe.
Dams la Succession de feue Domitilde
u Richard.
A TTENDU, one Wives Richard 4 &c jonr de-
n pose en- cette Cour son Tableau Provisional
de distribution de la succession de feue DomitiIds
Richard
Avis est par lie present donne 4 toux eeux que
celia eoncerne de dedulre sous trente joGrs dc 10
date de &c present les raisons pour lesquelles le
dit Tablesn Provissire ne serait pas homologue
ct fat je iugement de cette Cour.
Bureau du Grefier, Sept. IL, 1860.
sepl5 NJ. A. ESTEVAN, Grefher.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE UNDERSIGNED has appointed Mr..
l. .A~LEX.3NDER ROTH his Agent, 10 re-
ceive or 10 be made acquainted with all descrip-
tons of valrsbIes, much OF which. sunk with
hs ha,boat near Devils Elbow" in BAYOU
Piaquemine; some weeks since. still remain in
the Bayou, consisting OF Carts, Wagons, Nails,
&c. &c All persons, Therefore, who may find
any of his articles. are Girec Ell and requested TO
deliver. them, OF give information 10 the above
named gentleman.
v;c-;i JOSHUA B0DLEY.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
& SENTINEL.
PUBLISHED EvERY0TURDAY BY
W. p. BRADBURN.
..Office on Main Street,

TERMS.
SCBSCRIPTION-Per anuum, Three Dollars
and Fifty Cents, If paid in adysnce-Fye Dollars per
snnum If not paId at the time Of subscribing.
ADVERTISEMENTS will he inserted at the
rate OF One Dollar per square (Of ten lines or less) for the
fret, aud Fifty Gents for every subseq sentinserIIOu. 4
liberal discount, hsveyer, on these rates will he made on
advertisements Inserted for two months or more.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES-Ten Dollars
for all Offices, in each Isnguage-invariably IN advance
OBITUARY NOTICES, not exceeding three or
four lines, will he "heerfully inserted wIthoutcharGe
but those OF greater length will be charged rs advertise
mrnts.
JOB Voorhees, on delivery.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22
II o e.
Forwarding and Commits.
sion Business.

Steamboa, Landing, adjoining the Post
Office.
THE UNDERSIGNED have associated Them
l. selves together, for thu purpose of doing a
general Forwarding and Commission Business.
We will also Collect Mon e due the mcI-
chants, and business men. OF the North, East and
West. All business idtrusled 10 our care will be
promptly attended 10.
HELEN * JENNINGS.
PHILIP H~EELEIS.
p. T.. JENNINGS.
~ Refer TO any reliable citizen Of the Parish
I~oerville, La. dec3l
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

Spring and Summer Wear,
ana they hope that their old friends and the pub.
nc generally, will come forward and give their
orusrs, select their patterns and get measured.
Iney Halter themselves, thai As an old and
long lned hrm, they can refer to oil Of their old
Paltons a. TO the durability of their work, their
poreluahty and business integrity.
insnxiu Tor pas, favors, they hope that they
vii SUI oe considered worthy Of that patronage
Suicn mas psen 60 GENEROUSLY extended them in
TIE past. They stu e,ruey Their Old Stand On
Hsh "seet nh14
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-10
Te9tinaonialSs

FoRr GiBsoN, ARK, Nov. 3oth, 1859.
Mersrs CHARLES, BLOW Co.-GENTs: We
have never had medicine to give such universal
satisfaction as "Stephens' Ague Compound p
which has already attained reputation here far
beyond our most sanguine expectations.
In no single instance has it failed, and we are
now anxiously looking for the doz. you for
warded on the 9th ult.; it Is in such very great
demand. r.,
If you need them, YOU can get the strongest
certificates from every one that has used it here.
Very Respectfully, Yours, /, ,,,c,r
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-05-10

ties Of The age, in a political, commercial
postal, and military point of view, is
speedy communication between the Pacific
and Atlantic coasts; therefore, be it
Rssolrsd, That the National Democratic
party do hereby pledge themselves to use
every means in their power to secure the
passage of some bill, to the extent OF their
constitutional authority by Congress, for
the construction OF Pacific Railroad from
the Mississippi river TO the Pacific Ocean,
at the earliest practical moment.
THE MINORITY REPORT.
The report Of the minority is as follows:
Resolved, That we, the Democracy Of the
Union, in convention assembly, hereby de-
clare our affirmation of the resolutions unan-
imously adopted. and declared as a plat
form Of principles by the Democratic Con-
vention at Cincinnati in the year 1856, re.
lievins that Democratic principles are un-
chsngeable in their nature when applied to
the same subject matter, and we recommend
as our only further resolutions the follow
Ing:
That iuasmuch as differences Of opinion
e]a'eeS III 'iIS 1|ShioS-o tiS pun y - ~ WV ~
ture and extent Of the powers Of Terrific
rial Legislature, and as TO the powers and
duties Of Congress under the Constitution
Of the United States over the institution Of
slavery within the Territories,
RESOLVED, That the Democratic party will
abide by the decision of the Supreme Court
of the United States over the institution of
Slavery within The Territories.
Resolred, That it is the duty of the Uni
ted States to afford ample and complete pro-
lection 10 all IFS citizens, at home or abroad,
and whether native or foreign born.
Resolved, That one Of the nece''aries of
the age, in military, commercial and pos
tai point Of view, is speedy communication
between the Atlantic and pacific States, and
the Democratic party pledge such constitu-
tional enactment as will insure the con-
structon of railroad TO the Pacific coast
at the earliest practicable period.
Resolrea, That the Democratic party are
in favor of the acquisition Of the ISLAM ] of
Cuba, on such terms as shall be honorable
to ourselves and just to Spain.
Resolved, That the enactment Of State
Legislatures TO defeat the faithful execution
of the Fugitive Slave Law, are hostile in
character, subversive of the Constitution,
and revolutionary IN their effect.