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TVTOTICJ
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IS it Wy gjr to U 0m tUuhtU
TWMMMU(illikbfIMll.jMM,
vkii krwU. WUr C. G. UttOML mat k r-
IMgywNioii It mw JfaMdy Mkd, mm it
f y 'mi bova tktlk nenl Utioiuia
triaMwr it ! wmir ao Mfaljr 'ia
VcoctartW irilk bur viw that V adopill M
wr mm. It atr: . -
KCBiaf tSrectl WtU frlat, wtumr.U
to tu drldfcllr WtUr
wooun(i(t BTMat UUa tWr bar Vjmb
aaj.twaaanahU kwiutU.' It U aote-
4wirta plaorf Wjoad all OuabW-aiaoa la
a rMiBtmabia ' kava MtMand ao
apaatfMUjaMt Ur. Trwoat, or th RetwW I H. Hcrf. i
Uam ttj. kka aWf.aa4 ftW eaaut la- 1
du! tTM tka ilir) Wt aopa af mmcmh. WUb-
-vt taa to Statat la qaratioa, admittiaf all br
Statat ta fo f f Frvatoat. ha fkik lrt of a
najority fa taa Cartoral CJ1, aaJ taiut, vitL
aaarrlBf canaiatj, aatkipato iefat. Iliutj aUo
baatWr tttaitai thai other frca Huua. aooa
wika kit part bar LeratoTort rvUwi, aria g
axuwt UMm Am iaouetrorartiblt and zcetd-
iatiy: TfabU Uc it, tharafort, cUUuhed,
al ; that not avea tha afcaJov of a bopa
caa now be aoUrtaioad bj his adheraatt of affact-
tax ) FretxMNit alactioo by tha paopla. Thtt
araat ba adraittad oa all baodt. Baiac abaulaU-
, drpaodiaf aoWy apoa tha Xorth fur
opport, and fiodinf it bat lonakea them, thara
cma bo Legar txxU anj tpprthensioot apoa tha
part of Sbath antra, natiuoal mao. aod Union-
kmag, footerratira eitiaeut ararjvhara, of lia
Oaioa aa a rtauit of 'TVamunt't tleetiuo, bacaUM
tha tTiiancat art axrr iaJIapatable that ha caaoot
ba alaotad. Hit aranaea frirodt know this, and
being to eoariocad, yhS kaa tbair format ardor.
Mr. Bochanaa, tbercfora, buiug at positive ao
Cpcdta, tha iafarauoa it, If r. rillmora wilt p.
f taut himjtlt to tbair eoaaUaratioa at tha laast of
two trilt, that aocaring a larga rota that, with
any ahada of bopa tor Fmaoot tuooett, woold
bara baaa teat fcr bta. Utooa tha eontott, to
our BOad, tr&xtd betwaan Mr. FUlsMra aad Mr
Bachtaan. . WUh a certainty that Mr, Framoat
eanaot aacora aoouxh SULet to tltct him, tha tp
prnhaatiwia, par aoottqaDoea, of diaanionara
abmfatod, asd arc bava a poaabilitj ef Mr. Kill,
mora bainf eboaan by tha paopla. Soma of tba
Northara Statat that would, aader tt difErreot
Cjoip'axiua of affun bar a firaa a Republican
Btajortjr, arfc bow fraato aid tha Union Amaricn
'ExatTITajCiaiuritTfJatr-
To tba dltaraof tba V.Jtx$m.- : ' ? 1
Leramujt, Ocwiar W, liU4 ..
Tba MataaMDta of tba) AafeAaMrkac Patty,
tba Bohanma and Biackiarldt wtmld 'jracarra
thaelaetoral tU of Kaatackj, bra rmlad
aaatwarad by taa Enpatifa aWtaUtaa antll a
thoraog Uvaatigatioa baa baaa raaday-and tha
Exatatira CocnaaiUat fcal faRj aatboriaad, after
eararal anaJyabj of the Tota jo aach ;IHJrlc
my coantyraajdaliajaat aaaTJ praoiacVe -aert
that tha State a Ka tacky fa aala aud oar.
taia for nttaaaraj and Doneiaam.1 '
TW eoaakf rA iTlflAbi'fcaii waJkiaiar!anaM
? Varr ttoai W'auU ilViff orobabr raonira tba
Sfyltadldd4A&:&i& jWlC "tba
AjaerkaqabaVa-' ajtde ttob Caiaa aa'tavlfitra no
dJBbtthat, pcaidahrfflTtaa tor IWman and
at -: ; ,4'!
J. T.OUMtXSM,
IL Soirmr,
L. A. WkrrLfT,
Joint aaUKJL "
3
BJda fiur to aeHpaa wrra Te&Maaet. Keotarky,
and Maryland la tha enthaaiaam of bar FUlmora
danttwttrattom. A week tinea thara wat the
Ufgeat pomfca! Wtftj fm baU;ia, NaV Or
laa&a, and the Old Iin Wbic, . in W JrVnw
wUng ratinad tha nomiaatioaa, at tba
place., ' ,
1 KrWbp;w'ha tba DaawcraU loudly
boattinttovtU aaly Nttiotial party
4too of . PBlajJr to Qnnfre from
Mitavtri; BiackTBilobq.jaa. tba bad aicmrlu
y shpu thotUi!it Ati! tbaaama
Attrnabt)
fleti tbl, amoaf tha Dabm U Conxrata ra-
aonvoawa tna rt eMeW by taa Oenaoorata in
ramncylriula, iftba Bdn, Jobs ffickman, who so
tkk.maaK'ptCljj
MjJpfoagbfoi;, Imit or
otbai thi Kaeaat eaaaba DanMctatla" parti ;
wean it tary tooaaly madatrtd .. UcMa
bn 'and UT to audi omni&iLrr H"t .
4TV. region BaiCVOIt ila.n tn tha HamMm and l.,:Z VB.
j
ipra cooaerTtnaiaa tnainpfi tnat woold sweep r-wjwwnuwwsi.- !ariwut to Jear. wiiat waa I the fact that ail
puuucai iree-eouiajBa ana. ctnattcal - aboiiUouinii I ana aunt t lit- august Uonferenco of the I exist ia ibis S
tvm wm adu, ana eecaaiun uae peace ami -pro- wvruverii. r hi miaijca, oa aiouUay laat. - l eratie nartv tt
j M. vi u vuiw uu me roca cu me uodbriB' j f iiuu uiyjiapaea eince ya aajourn-1 0f fraud, 'whiti
M,.liin,uM.irir nut a r-llitUl OI lOIOTinauOB soout
MAM A Mr . ill.
UttfcAl l Alil. All
TaaadaylaBt aiUlao2.be rtmiemharad at jit, . .
DwftfMk Qrekt fraud. ,.I)dva fjdoipair by
inimetiiirnul mty wat KRoara td
ta aad.Oity.r aaiuat .tbevln(ir . f
1
TBI XOffTHEEX : X3HM0C3AT3
A abort time aiaoa there tac pab&abaJ hi
eoluajaatt heal ka.ar poatar, Uaoad ta Peon
eyivaaia the abjeat ef whkk was aacalla
craOe aaerii and an wttca -waa
There waaeeeatf bwoad at
the aaaoia'anotbar poatar, oa tba itoe of
which ie waa ttaiaj. kha U tar Prntotrmtie
per tha ii timffm aW Xaauaav L:. '
The Ir,'raraa aai bad forwarded ta
It fraaiaJatwaaribalpeataT9
neatlajp (A that State, ef . whkb tba UWwiag
are exact cveiaa ; " . :
ftt&x ura aancaL. . ,
TbaTewOWb aiatriegaf tba. rViead of the
UaIoavkit) avle'aW apeaain) Iwwii .y alaaary
i aW tajiifwi'tt, anal wbaara cypoaad toatakiaf
all eLLlraa bora of eiaaa aaatberi ia'lhaae Terrf
tooaa jCr 'naxt twa jaart alaree fur Ufa, tbit
eraoinc, Satarday, &rptenVar 30, ltU, at VTit
tMballall, : .
Cat tLare be abiftajra aaa of a3 wbo axe proa-
4 b aiwerfytifn of tbit ponoaa Uoon,aadtLaj
will ba I lhaaaal y thoaa nrVa cham plena of
jVeadvaar Dr. W. Or awoUL Hon. Jobn Cradlav
bjntJKf jtpfotiera. ? Let thara be aa old
XAjjt awywfiauyx t
lRlOD3 OF- THE UXIOH. - . j
TUlHaade of thaUaloal and tba Ooaatitatioo
. wiU bold a frand Meat MeatlajC Botuh Blooav.
laid oa 3tvrdyA(he Itlh W. Twa bickory
poVwbra w ba taitad. 1A tha riv3 of thit
fjCortoo! TTiaoa rally Iroar thefr faraaa and from
thearakabppaai'troea 'tba biHa and tba
' 'ralleyt, aad tpaad ana aar fat thtir country l
.Tbe tolaoart are apoa ta It -Tba Black Bepub
Ica let Jert are detaraii&ed to dirUe (be United
8tataa!ll Gbrna p and blaat tba aSbrtt' for
tira etrifii U er fraat brotbarbaod of SMaall 1
Cuaaa ap and balp Md tba banaa of tha Treaaa
ry aarara. wbabare takea nrariy $1,00000 of
-tba Feeplea mfory mX ef the Treaaary and put
-U U tbair" owa pocket 1 Tl i OmU mm mmd kU
awTtat im wraaa ay tiatarir eeeriat eaiamawatt
yamaai.aW4aMl XMaca a-
pabhcai.n Cangraaa hare, roted to pollute
tUa larrftortat wftH tha rurae of alarary. TUa
twa oat and brief; y cur wrrea, yoar tone and
,yoar daagbttraaritb roavand abaw tbaaatrai-
tort tW )btt fcal aa iataratt atZlkntba
'ratkn of ibia Cnkaw .. J-; . ' :-i: -.
v S. a Cc. Hoa. J. Ckadlabaacb, Dr. W. Grie.
.VAadQoa.tK.-B. Olda ariH bpreaaat and
addteaa thapaapW .Ih MreraJ abl apaakar.
laviUd and are ex-
ptfty, wbQtt oar baretofore tpprehantire frieodt
la the Sooth old fine Whig and warm admirere
of Mr. FiDmora need ao longer contemplate the
Caioo'e peril, bat freely, cordially aprau their
preference for bun whom they moat admirethe
The Sooth, aa a body, baa repeatedly cocftaatd
Mr. fUlaaora' bar fi'atcboioe, and. if aba thought
there waa any "earthly chance" of hit ao octet,
woold gladly rapport bim. Tba barrier here ai
ladad to baa been moored, aa recent a rente ebow
LMr. Fmnont to be out of the qoeetion. We are,
eauaqaantryjaaiinadia claiming that Soatbern
men pf ra, patrioCic, cbiralrie and bigb-miDded
ax they are acknowledged to bewill come for-
werd.b"Lily ataarUag their preference for Mr.
Tilhnere. - Tba cbancaa, at preaeut, for hie aue
eeat la Pen aay! ran ia are greaW than they yet
bare been, w biltt New Tork It almoat tare to c
bar electoral rote ia bit Carer. We look apoa
Maryland aa anafaiTocally certain. Kentucky,
Teamiiu, Louie! ana,Texaa, Galitofxiaand Florida
Sitr alto be confidently calculated uam wbilat
Oxtoecticat, Kew Jersey, Dclaw&re, and ercn
irdria,ate not without the pale cfbone.
2 eiiLer woald.it aarprue as to ate Alalauaa, per
ehanoe Vortb Carolina and Georgia, wlieeling
into rank. All thicjrs coDaidered, riraingthe
whole tabject ia itt mo-t pleujuble aud eompre-
beaaire light, we are cooetrained to believe Mr.
Fillmore 'a vbancea c.f tueceaa, eTea Ly the people,
vaatly more encouraging now than they were
prior to tha recent Ktata electioaa. Thoaaaada
who heretofore felt aazloaa btgire bim their tup
port, bat feared doing ao la anticipation of Mr.
Fmnont a kucceaa, and the duaatrout probable
oaMeqoaoonvara now reliered of theae aapleaaant
fcreboaiaga, and will come forward nahaaitating''
ly.'aazioot to perform a doty which otherwise
ailgbt bare induced them to rota C w Mr. Buchanan.
. irora - Tiftanne bareo been
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SQUATTER SOVEREIGNTY IS ALABAMA.
-We learn fxa the Nrlk MabnmUm, that at
the recent Democratic demonetration at Tuacum
Ua, the Hon. George W. Jonea, M. C. from Ten-
neapae, rune oat baifuoted kt , Squatter Sorer
eignty - and Buchanan. Oar oppouentt are
aqulrtuing awfully at the pill, bat we imagine
they will make oat to awallow it before the Cth
ef eveatber. What a yielding up of princi
ples for the hope of public plunder.
( Mr. Jooet is the leading Democratic member
of Congress from Tennessee. ' lie is the same
man who declared ia bis place ia Cougree, that
tba Kinase bill recognised and maintained the
dftrtne of aq natter aorereignty, and that " it
wot At tnu dortrtrnt." - Yet we bare in North
Carolina men who bars the anblaahlog effronte
ry to assert that the bill does not eon tain the
principle of eqaatur sovereignty I We are glad
to sea that Mr. Jonas baa bad the boldness to
arow bis principlea at home be Cure the Southern
people, and to declare that they are the princi
plea of the Kj asst bilL. If, therefore, the peo
ple of the Booth endorse the Kansas bill with its
lioua eqastter sorereiga princiala, they wi'l do
;t with their eyes open..
i j. i -t.. .
'Tvs ' Lrrru Dan aooecs oa SLarxaT.
iW, &skaarn Afoi, Head The Little Dema-
of Illinois Senator Stephen A. Dvaglaa
jrereet rpeech delivered at Galeua, in that
b reported by a Democratic paper to hare
call me a pro-slavery man. But I am
yon opposed to slavery, and rejoice ia the
y which baa made tee alavebokting states of
ty yart eg, free States at this time. I am
kthat my adopted Stale of Illinois ia a free
(and wUI.remaia ao.' All the Northers
a a . a aa.
aram are opposed to siavery.
DEMOCBATTC BLUNDERS. -
The New Orleans QnoU truly remarki hat "a
Wunder In politics is a crime," and that tba lea
ders of the Democracy in Louisiana fed that the
entire movement of the party bat been a series of
blunders. They Umdared ia allowing U,e North
to' nominate James Bcl-hansx as their candi-
data. ; "They blundered iu avwaiug allecUnee
to the Kansas bill as a test of Drniocrscy with
out shy definition of wrat iu ft retract ion abould
bo. They blundered in nominating J. C, Bato
stKaittoa a doubUul Soatbern maa, Vice Presi.
dent instead of one who was firm and true as
steel, i Then Bccuanas blandered ia announc
ing bis approbation of the doctrine of squatter
sovereignty. Aud J. C. Bseckiv aioca blaader-
ed in declaring 1e belonged to no party whicb.
desired the extansioB of slavery." Aad tha len
ders, Wandered worse than all ia this, that ther
boldly endorsed the doctrine, and 'then a bowed
they were not in earnest, by attempting to explain
away tbair endorsement. The action from the
day the nomination was made at Gnciunati op
to the present moment, baa been bat a seriea of
si agular mistakes. ..
Freemen of tha Sonth, will yoa endorse these
blu4 ders. and approve tba odious 7 doctrines of
Becn-aaa and Bbjccxxsbxooi, Sqaattar .bWvy
reign ty and all ; or will yoa, like indepent man,
think and act for yoarselrea 7 . ' r " '
MR.; FILLMORE'S LETTER TO BERRIEN.
Tba New York GpmaMroial Adysruaer ooptes
the letter ef Mr. Fillsauve to J. W. M. Berrjaa,
whkb we pabliabed some day sjnee, and adda :
"We do not covet the bead or the Xeart of the
man who can see in this letter anything eiae than
a manly assertion of the writer's de termination
not to aacrihee, in the sGgbtest, say One of his
long cbenahed principles for the asks of obtain
ing the votes of either section of the country. If
Millard Fillmore bad never written a line mora
than the above be weald have entitled hut self
to tba confidence and respect of the whole coun
try, both Aorta and South. The loiter places
Mr Fillmore on a platform unmeeara.bly eleva-?
ted above that of either of bis oompatitors, one'
of whom transformed bhnself Into a platform to
obtain auffragea, and the other relies only upon
the eapport of the Northern Statue, as bis own
party jour oaks have repeatedly afiirtred. Frota
this day sarth every friend of Mr. FJimore mrst
.eel prouder tf him than ever. , If there is
man fir the times,' Mr. Flllinore, ia the mawt
emphatic sense of the phrase, U tha man for the
present crubi la oar national afisirs, ard every
maa who loves hia country should forego every
muK- consideration aad rote for bim. ':Vii-'-rTha
lettar is the more valuable because If is
evidently not written iu coldly measured and di-
plom'ittc phraseology, tat is the prompt and na
tural outburst uf a warmly patriotic heart. Mr.
tumore auadea, it wui be seen, to sn editorial
ia the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser of Septem
ber 17, as containing his sentiments on the sub
ject ef the Missouri Compromise. The slip con
taining the article was eudoraed 'my seaftsseafs,'
with Mr. FiUmore's ioiuals attached. We re
prudace it, and. ask every conservative jqw. to
read it candidly and UwjgbUulIy ,7 '
OFFICIAL CONDUCT AT lNSACOLAa
Ws learn from the Richmond Wkia, by a leV
ter from Pensacola, ef the data of October ?tb;
that the whole forot of the Navy Yard, at pea-
saeola,was brought oat under the lead of tba Com
modore aad his staff to vote the Baebanaa tick.
The letter says : . !" " ' ' r
At the Ntvy. Yard a esma was plared to
which Americans were never before compelled to
submit. Freeinea who wished, to rote bad De
wicratic tickets pnt io their hands Gat sUrtfng to
the imjUs, aad were riven to understand that their
eitaatioos depenoed on their voting .that tieket,
and even guarded to' tbepoUs,te prevent the1 poe-
sioimy oi Qecepnoa. ifta uxamodore, 4a fall
triform, with bis staff, went to thcpoli and vo
ted ia ear State and eousty (Usctioua"
OUT FOR FILLMORE. ..
We are it stated that tba Sua aewspaper,
pabliabed ia the city of Philadelphia, "which has
been advocatiag tba cause jo Fretnciit ia the
Presideotia contest, Las coma oat la sapport of
Fillmore. , .; - . .
OranoKt sr Got. Wu m AxasiasAfter
quoting some of the threats of Gof Wisaagalast
toe vmiuw, utm sxooua AUTcrueer. say; -It
was stated some montbf ago wa believe,
last winter la some papers, aa ' a malantablv
fact, that the Intsllect of Mr. Wiaa was manUsst
lag unmistakable evidence that bOwes) bacacsiag
iaaane. The aypotnsais- now wwatd esrtsinlr
be a charitable one, fur apoa what other ground
can tba ex tiaordinsjy sentiment aboegatad be
aceoantad fort He whft, (a the poasBsaaan of all
his faculties and of sober sense-, scald grveexpres
sion to each a santiaent, waiM richly deserve to
be bang in effigy, on a gallows high as tfaxaan a.
Whether Insane or not, Wise is anfit ao occupy
the place-ba does. Instead of pyjaseerfng oool
aeaa, discretloo,' fodgment, good practical
which the netat crisis so mwch requires, hh
aasskioate ravings, the boundleoa abase of every
body who will wot receive his ipse dixit asooaa-
iourd and aaquestkming, ' his birAed,.pTosdp--
tive and narrow . contracted ' views, are aaaUac
' r-,SSTILUlCZS. AT COTS. '
sTk Teadikv editor of tba CaaIaston Courier;
wl recently called aposf M.lmore; bis
htAM iaBairsId: writes to bUfoarnal thw Inflow
; 1 mg; pleaaaot dcsertpOdh of the1 mddaaia of tba
a I ? . wa JbV Hit f iki. n 'l
A ooaabiautjou Jtnd "a fxa Indeed, ' '
Wbsra every god e3d seem to sat bis sesl
( - i .To giro tba world assurance of 4 man,". '
Soon alter my arrival at : Buffalo, aad I bad
property aiowea .myattf aad myvlaggage at the
Amenran eintsa.. despatched to Mr. Fillmore,
who dwelt not tar. aCfby a civil and kiad Irish
amierrraaoaactopoa at aa -envelope, stamp-
ea Bnianaimageior .roooutaciett pretteuttaent
of thstdistinguhihed sod truly aanaOtutLnal and
patrwuc Mtttesmaa. . - laamodisicty after dinner
aa aattev u na, ane aaT. some, meodiy . coo-
raras, anted mo to take tea and spend the even
log with blaw . 1 gladly, accepted the iavitatioo.
saunas; nan was my oaiy ooject la taking Beffa-
lOV' on aay way ss Niagara, ,ara to set arm and
snake mts homett haad. At taa appointed , time
o'clock, P. MJ repaired to lf. ftllmore't re
sidaocse. .fle iiwss in- neat . and eommoduMu.
bat acs enaaibitaoBS .Wuodsa dwelling of two
stories. In DelawarO street, with averr indication
of eoafcrt, nwiiast eiegaaca, oed goad taste aboat
It, yet wttbaafeany.eBja of attber ostentation or
wmak 'Hisanoimetaces, are, Ibebeve, xaod-
arasS,"Bt easy, aavaaf and yet kbersi economy,
twfiag a bio ekanaatio.and, Jawsebok arraage
mants, '1 The ekawasg teem was neatly and taste
fully fariiss,;aad.aaernedwith several fine
family pertraita .aad lather .beautuul ; paintings.
ooa oi wJueav'UM renjoval ot Umat from the
Croac sftat the Qvoifiuoa." js -a copv cram Ra-
bm'a eatebratad aaigtisaJ, iathe Cathedral at MU-
aa, maa, was u ssaa lad to- fra. FIaaoca ia her
lifetjeae, brnEampaaa natletnaa. .L
u In Msnbaast of forta and in manlr beaatr. In
well prraportioQed statoeiiabs and balk, ia fia4
froasaf ekiesauusautia iatalUgent and benevo
ksnt pbysksgnsaay d u ease, grace , and kind-
anasa of aaana-Jt. M lllmore kteoe of the fin
est tritimni physjcaHy ond socially, of the
peaawAesnai that it feaa fverbsea iftyiot to meet
witlasitheriBi&aopa or America. ' Goodneas,
and aaoasauty saras so .pervade bis. whole man.
ana to senaaare arom pja coantfnance, i and they,
otrtajaly And tig sraara io his genthi and eegag
tegtoaue i audtsategrivy.. public -and priraVe,
largair ia hiakaark heart., "Hf is whpily above
tetrigaa, trick or deception, and is that rare rii
mt tmrmf mm hoasat pojltlctaa and stsfesman, ao
ting with aisiarjesye aad a tingle heart, to Ik
oooiitrya gtKxLOf ail ataieaaoa of the present
fna,aavsaay jastly be asid to be most doasly coo-
form at to taw eenooiaad us model of thsillas-
trioat and paie minded Waahinrtca. . .
At Mr. fnlmam'a., in addition to hia too aad
hinaeif ImetHoraoa if. Par. Esqof New York
city, f s gwerfissnasy-wbe jodgisg from the elegance
aad tUstacy afbU :)coji versaaan, is quits Eora
iio la bis babitaCta aad tastat,) and EbuoB. Jew.
ett, iq.fcrmec editor of tba Bafialo Commer
daj Advertber,tw vim political aad personal
friend ef Mr. FUlmcre aad etceedingly iutelli
geat and tti eeahla geatiemen,. The areoptgus
and tba ladies ef the tee-table. soon claimed oar
deraira, end I wm presented first to Miss Fuller,
a relative, and then to Mn. Fuller, bar toother.
who est area the room aftewxda, the .younger
lady darng tha honors and hospitaCUies of the
otnanoa i witaf easy grace.. , The meal was a social
ane-ebeerful One, without fwmalitiee or embar
rasatay atromoniea,' ovary one being made to feel
perJacafiaak borne ia the eeioymeut of both
tBsphyaearfsjai-theecJ
t nrhoiesjsj tea having beau, thus pleasantly dis
patched,; thai gebtlemoa .returned to the draw
sag" raesa, tfl,f thero ws , resuated' and con
liasmi, art tbnaJggiag. set and . interest - our
Canaqtdal discourse oe political and other sub
jactonrilpaat tea o'clock, P. M. when I retired
avy beat oraawng tor a longer stay, lit would not
ba ptoier to Lift the curtain of private rfe, and.
make public, toe converse of the parlor, but I
Bsay say? rrithottfc any voUtioo. of social proprie
ty that 1 regard, the evening .spent with Mr.
FUJmera and nUi friends, as oca to' be marked
with a. white featLer in my life I may add that
be and lila friends were confident of csrrying, ra
il.e cotDiagehjction, New York, Maryland, Del-
awareaad IeiBese,.with strong hopes for reun
M'lvaoiaJliHiftna, . Ken tacky, .CslifornlaJ and
with aodeapawjof.Yirginu and several other
atatsav especially since Ex-Governor Floyd's de-
elUAttoav (u.U tpeech at toe Hew iorK tier
ehaaat ucoaageJ as one. sure to be c&oseo a
Damorratjc, Freaideatial .Elector J for bis owa
K tatty that a, exmpromiao of: fusion should take
peace Detwoea toe iHtcnsaaa acq munore par
ties, ta order jto defsst. tne . ooutoem reBegado,
and thatbi stood reedy if necessary, tocast Us elec
toeabaoie. for M'. Jllmore, and that the De
mocracy of hi Sttte would back turn la so do
ing. I repeat, to you that FUlmore stock it'cn
tha. rise, n&d H o aot furprise you should the'
Buffalo prove an aaimal.of such peed 'and bot
tom combined, as to beat the old Back of Prna-
?rl vania, md tha Pathfinder of nowhere in the
residentUieaoe.,- . .. , . ' ;( ,
I lawttUw aatiHlaction of being able to state by
Mc-FiUae own aathprtty, from his own Hps,
that be is against repealing the Nebraska Kansas
Ac restoring the Misscojri Compruralae line,
east be fa atserlj opposed to aay j further ''agita
tion of .the. slavery, westlon, aad for rostoriag
harmony and givwg permanent repose and peace
to our ; now, distracted coaotry. ' Be. agreed;
toot with m that be s Buciianaa at the North
werk fighting each. other's battle, aad were wa
ging etaxunon war against the common enemy
that were aeekmg to poison our' political Eden
witt the serpent aad destructive element of po-
itieatrtMoirBn..V;y i -. i ' '.
S I took bsare of the noble, the conservative, the
ronsfitnuena.the patriotic Ex-Presideat, wbo
waa true to the South, to the Union; and to the ;
Qanstitoticrt. , when a 8oothera slaveholder had ,
proved broken reed, and who seems commie-
s a wa a a m.m '
siOBea oy rroviaeoce to save ua pomreon weaitu
bim the laughing atock of tbecoOatry, tbopolrlfrom Jmpeoding eviLetrifeaod eonvaMooi. f Hu
itiod Don Quixote of the timea. . w . oacMraatboawaf moat ooaspicioua ia itt results,
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MR. FILLMiRE;AND THE MISSOURI
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V Iteeems difficult ipdec) . for jUn "FiUtoore- to
abefy the bogus Dejaoenicy :of"'thVsott!aif.''
forOoce to the sniWect of the reaWratjon of the
Missouri Compromise. ; Although, in distinct and
poiated laiigoRge, be Las declared before the
whole world that he 4s opposed ' to such restora
tion; and will sternly discountenance any'aglta
lion having that object in view, yet that makes
no manner of difference, with his maiigaaat an!
uascrapuloiai enemies. The more plainly and
pliriUy be defines bis poaitioa oa this and all
Other political qaestiona, the more violently do
they assail hist, and tba more glibly wag their
tongues in slanderiag and calumaiatins 4iimX-
Nsvor, we believe, -with tha exception of the im
mortal Clay, wheat grout patae the Democracy
aow baaety attem Ipt "jto arostote t) tbair 'owa
rile and aehLh porpQea, bias 'an -j pablie maa
beaa the sdbjectOf mora atadledr and tiadictirA
misrapreseuuUgaTor of mathatoermid-art
rillooa deaanmt?cao4ab
of his noaimatkm down tisjthe present; bdurV he
bat beea DursuedJbv hVfbea'with' tLe'unrJriiicr
and Insatiable -fofbeity of be blood-bound. , No
effort has been: omitted, -no devioev has fbeeq
aoglected-no stone has been left untortted to
disparage and to rejors bim aad make bim 'an
object of sospHon, dlike, and reproach to the
country. Aud wherefore ?i What fasi he " said
or done since the tarsnmatien of his oatriotic. ad-
mirtbU aad glorious adniinistration an admin
istrstion that drew forth the universal nlaudits
of a grateful people without distinctioa of eartr.
and that wi'l stand coospieuoosly forth apoa the
page of history as about the wisest and the best
in our annals what. -we ask. baa be thouhtnr
ssid, or done since to excite' tlx bile of his ene
mies, or to create dietrun of his interritv. pstrr-
otism, staiesmaxaijyp or DrudeDce,io tUe miod of
any uvmg manr - ua we contrary feas toe not
said and done many things to strenrthen the
confidence of the country in his wisdom and bit
virtue, aad to znake the whole people' feel that
bis re-election to the Fresideacy would be fol4
lowed by unquestionable benefits and blessings T
Who that nas forgotten; or who that has read
can ever forget, the patriotic, elevated and soul-
stimag aentimeots of bis celebrated Albany
speecbr ' A speeeb' that' confounded and exas-i
perated the Black Republican coDspirittorssxaioslf
toe peace and existence of the union, and which;
delivered la boldness to their very feces, made
tliecn bang their heads for shame, mud bjte their
tongues ia ths agony of race. - A speech. In shwt.
that eavated the pt Vcndest admiration of friend
and foe, and electrified the public heart from one
extremity of the country to . the other, , To Mil
lard Fillmore indeed in the speech thus deliver
ed, are we indebted for the .first poiated, empha
tic, tailing rebuke of ths Black Republicans and
their odious and dastrucdve .eetonal prindo'ei
and policy fram Arertasrw. asa And yet in
the face of all this 'and mora, , Southern Demo
crats still madly and unjustly attribute te Mr.
Fillmore feeMoes of hostility to the South l and
Southern; matttnfionlH-etill' contend that be is.
unsound on the sabjectof slaverynd uaworthy
of Southern support andoonfidence : and that.
If elected, his admrnutratioa would be no better
for tvo South, .and; probably worse, than Fre
mont a. To such unfounded accusations, we are
tare the honest, intelligent, fair-minded aad gen
erous people of the South will only reply in terms
of acorn, derision and contempt ; and that, at tba
polls in November; Ithey will vindicate their own
wisdom,' their own patriotism, their -own mate-
nanimity, snd an enlightened regard for their
own interests by voting for Millard Fillmore, j
Bat to return.' We repeat that Mr. Fillmore's
position on the lubject of the reetoranoo of the
Miasouri Compromise and the repeal of the Kan
sas Nebraska bill should satisfy . the scruples
and meet the reduirements of ererr ' Southern
man of every party, whoirnot alreany'reaolved
not to be satisfied under an cirenmstances. ' He
tells you himself, over his owp signature, that,
though originally disapproyin'g of the disturbance
of the Missouri Compromise, bes Sow firmly op
posed to taa repeal of the &.anaas JNebraska bdl,
and that he will set his face against any and, all
attempts having that object in view. How could
be be more explicit, more direct, more emphatic?
If you have faith ia bis houc&tj and ' his hofcor,
yoa are necessarily compelled to believe bis de-
ciaratioDs, both privately aud t publicly avowed
to friend and foe. I - If you have not; he neither
desires nor would have your support. : His lot ter
to Mr Bvrrien, of Georgia, sanctioning and ap
proving the article ou the subject front the;' Baua
le Cbswaeretof Jdterluer, whicfi article we fc.tve
several times publ'uhed ia this journal, is frank,
manly, and to the p"iut, and leaves no room for
doubt as to hu toMtion in ths mind if any sane
human being.. It is as clear as a sunbesra It
Lt as conclusive of his views as ' any proposition
could; be made by puthemstical demonstration.
'ins pei-ple, top, thus understand it, and the poli
ticians aud party wire-workers may as a-eil bang
'their harp on the willow ; for, with all their ma
licious ingenuity! they are not yet . equal! t4 tbe
task of bothering and befuddling the niiiids of
votera on a question w transparently clear and
so decisively nettled. " ; 1 ; ""-
i To show the determ'ned perversity of Mri Fill
more's opponents here at tfiejouth'on tlds sub
ject, e a ve only to refer to the declahttlon ef
the Kaqulrcr that "it would not strengthen Mr.
FUluiore's position, though he should distinctly
declare himself that is, evetttto the Enquirer's
Erfeet satkuactiuu) against the restoration of the
isswari Compromise P.. That is exactly what,
ws believe, so far as tha leaden, of .the. Southern
Democracy are noeeroed- dt'WOUhLnot, joator.
with them though Mr Fillmore should cows put
aud swear by the hundred and one. articles ef tha
Cincinnati platform-r-they won Id still oppbse his
electioa apoa the frivolous pr text of uuioundr
ncm on bo slavery ousatioa. Thai is a foreeone
and uaiUlerably fixed conclusion with them;. And
why 7 Simply beeaase besteuds ia.ths Way ot
Boohanan, and is likely to oast-Chese gentlemett
of the tooils of office, t That is the reason of their
oppoai MVU W UMU, UU HI IflllJ (UU1 f ji-
ts proceedings hns reached the publio ear m aa
smtbentic shape. ;Tbe chivalric ' Commsnder-in
Chief s the Army aud "Nivof. Viitini.i, Ba
uro mnuuvii uuuetun, una irrearry"
i our surprise-nntrMtssppfuntnienty bis lips sre
'hermetically sealetl pon tbe subject- jie w.and
most pri ) voting phenotneuou in his history for
Wise has. alt his fife, beon somewhat remarkable
Jor bis irrestrsJnable povors of speech aad his
Utter svorsiu to political secret-keeDinff. No
manifesto from their Gubernatorial: Highnesses
oas oeeo wued Irotn Itateiga.- proclaimiafi: the
poinis or discussion snd. arrangements ajrreed
upssx What are we to infer, from this mysteri
ous aileace? : Surely iomethins? waa acitated in.
uie great uoafinence, worthy of , the people a
a.s- - 1 1 h. ' . swat - swi . . .
Kuowteags. turn mrea , rowers ortainly ; did
act meet to' deliberate and consult togetlier upon
irtvotous wpiosr it u generally supposed to nave
beeto ad Immensely .'grave and sotfliau asBeui-
bg-:fouy p to its Oatend counterDa"rt,.iu the
magnitude. of its dignity and purposetk Riimor,'
wttn eae or ner tiundrecr baboung tongues hns
representel if as. nothing more nor !ess thtu a
uufsrutxct' AoaritsT.TSB Uhiob 1 Now, althc
we are not io the habit fi listening to every fly
inutile saaraad by amor. yet we confess thst
wtrtot wo aae,seja sngnitswea as our .PemqcrMie
Isadsra deviaaila gigutuj system,
exteteded t hrotizhoo' the Athola -
Ciinmoo wealth.' G.iugx of scvtuodreTr were or
ganized ia thin jcity to rote in eecy precinct, and .
m.oce thah it thousand illeeai,- v-tes were colled .
, bijthis Wy alobe.T IHhers, aftr hsvibg feted in
the Country, same .to tbeeity.fr tiie-same pur-
p-se. boines-a or eight UMUieauitaaturs!foUon .
p ipers were issued to men wh t hd ao iecrai
right to them ; and theclerk. of the Court are I
again hard AuB 'work manufacturing' thdujJl A Vfj. C j
more of these patent American -citiieus for the
Presidential e et tlon. atchert; wre ; refused
almittonoe, In dboaace ef the Jaw, ia oasny pre , '
eincts, that the Feeo officers lOigtj pwi4 U
trate fraud Mfbotrl the'ohiac ofdeUk'akii it ,
every possible utrategem was resorted to to defeat .
tle legitimate ixpreeAoa of the wtU of the, pec
pie. , , -.'v. ': fFrlTT. ,;
. Men Who cl &a to be respectably dtinifV l,
the chief courtpirtors in Lbia atrecioo siatia V'.'
of villarhy.anqatlMptsia crime were found1 to do the
deeds which they oririnated.' The unsernon'ona f
Myorcf this City hud appointed soiae of the moat '
notorious nitakns bf Moyaiheodng on hie pvUee, ' ' '
wie co-operatW id the execution of fhk Aun4.u " i
In soma of thd Ward, they covered tbe extra-ee- ;
arMioeat lists Jtv'tli false narhes by Vooshiag for--
persons, who the?' knew were not en titled to vote.
. 1'iiey interfered "in d very way with rht ssijmsnt
oveir'atterijpted ta over-
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JTSKSVrm Ht-i f .d ev,
hxcratic OoveraarW NortoCsroima. htvinff thr
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aeaus sogexuer in aucb amannet we are disposed
ttooee to think that there is "something in the
wind." The late thundering ftfascfroni the
-Horse Guards'; at Bichmdnd, addreene.1 ,to the
MiMtia (mrjdants of Virginia, conies in- to
iBveasify the matter and whet the public appe-
. : a - , . ..... . .
m lur.a soiuHon. we under tand that unusoar
activity prevails at the Naty' Yard on tiu Jama?
YtHrk,Rappakmnodc al Appomattox 'and that
the Adjutant-General, U hard at work, night and
dsy, in his Bureau: having had time neither te
eat or sleep since the Ukeue was issued. .What
upon earth can, be the meaning of all this?, -We
are dving to know what his "Only-aear-OnaB-cock"
Excellency is "drivino" aL no tha Iitnti
agents of tMr Saw tftainsi thetl and sarrdundad
by an overwhyming fraud, tt tra arattsr ef euw .
pri-se that so many votes were polled against the
conspirators. J f - 7 TT" -
And elf tBii VaVdoaeir '6J iCi'iWwhU proUl
leases such a tender regard & the Guaaitatioa
sixh a jeaVus sppreiienBiotf of the luraiiea of
our iostitatoda1i WUatfcHsauaTle hypderf
f-r such a paftjof 13 k I of tlas Co)itlfueJ lit f
Union, when tbey eugsgs Id Kctt likeHheas, whicb .
sap tbe very fouadacions of ths QoTerameut. : If
the people are to be deprived of the arlvilere of
fl pressing their wfll tlrrouslh the ballot-bet then '
the Government will' fall Into, the faandVof a
p litical oligstchy. who wfll ruli the exmntrv. br
aiul i JwirA'n.A lul C Tl T -" wes, . w.ucn- aeteranns Uie
JZJ?.???" r tand auch thW BUt -wU.the r-oooukHi;, .
has XSSZSi the VSZ VmJSr ubmit tobcPu .winriled eut af tbeif ntat
a-lk IT11? nd W . riglj-Wilf'an: outraged -fcaAitr
..i8 irui.. lOB vwiroi a OOUTHBBN.ii. Cll m!v anhmft; trt K, k. l. - i: V
. , . l " - -1- - -"J M '
nominally decent toen. but Who kre really hrt
to all sendmentt'bf. honor to alrconackotl'Hit
rectitude of couduc t ? tit : ;
; Arouse, then, Americans I bring the scoundrels
to, coTMlitm banishment, (iUpus, 4sstmh.- in
town meeting and adopt measures ta "ivcvei., a
rri e ition of fraud, by. punishineits present tw--
petrators, aofl let the country' see' yousiaeUn
ill
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We invite the- attention of Southern voters to
the. foregoing declaration of. the EnqaircrJ. They
can readily see from it that the Democratic fugle
men of the Soutb are resolved., to. war upon Mr.
Fillmore, : and to represent bim as ansound and
unreliable oa tbe slavery issue, no matter what
be may say or do ia proof tof , the contrary.
W there tore call upon the unselfish and straight
forward voters of the Soatbern States, of all par
ties, to rebuke such ' factious opposition to Mr.
Fillmore on tbe part of the Democratic office-.
hanters by i casting their free .aaffxage -unanl-monsly
for hint ' He ie worthy of your confidence
and worthy of tbe exalted . station-to? which : be
aspires. 5 Let bim bt elected. and peace- will
reign, and itt blessings abuaad... lH-..:,-:
rv&uc win never be tuffered by them to take
root ia the soil of ths Old Dominion, until by
the demon'' agency Of Faaaticism, ths Union is
hopelesHly divorced from the Constitution, and
becomes a-Jjrey to lawless licentiousness and to
the lusu bFTyrauajr. We. have no fear that
suca a disastrous dav will soon come. The mil.
lions who's? now luxuriating in the blessings of
our insucauoQs are.aot quite insane enough to
exchange these blessings lor' the accursed fruits
of Ariarchy, Fanaticism may rave ; Demagogues.
may rani-, raraons Way contend yea, these
pent of a State may triumph in their unholy and
abominable atraggles-bat it; will only be for a
moment ' ""Reason will resume her throne in time
to save she will stretch forth her sceptre oxer
the laudrehffke- the angry elemeata smooth
the troublea wafers, and 'all-wilt be well again.
Thert is a groandswell of patriotism and con
servatism hearine beneath the present boiaterona
and threatemng surface of affairs, -whicir ,iU
bear up tntt-nOble ship, and she will ride, trium
phantly through the storm. It is aot in the
power of Tmndnt; or Wise or Brooks, .or Ad
ams it is not in the power of Black Republican
ism, or Democrat y;or any other,man ar party,
by kit or its own efforts, tr of Air or tor own seuX
to auiiuer uie ues -wnrea -oiua inis ..uonieaeracy
together to destroy the poblest government that
was ever' organlaed in tiie name and for tbe ends
of Liberty- i'si: liUeriigeneer. . . ' , y- -
, Amotheb Cballskob. The Richmond En
quirer of Tuesday contains a.correspondepce, the
first . letter t which is a challeage to John M .
Bottsfrom Roger A. Pryor, Esq., in which the
foQowing'langu'age uttaed; '; - -
"Determined, . to. afi'ord you no apology ! for
evading tbe issue with myself, I "cobiected to
come doyn to a a level with your sou. Having
disposed of him, I now confront you, and demand
the gatkfsetiw which gentlemen are always
ready to render those upon whom they have in
flicted wrong aad insult," . " -
.Thi letter is dated the 11th Instant," and on
the foUowing day ,Mr. Botts replied in, a long
commuDication, peremptorily declining-to meet
Mr. Pryor.'' Mr. BotU reviews -in detail the
ground upon which the challenge is made : de- i
pies baying inCuenced his son in-seeking a coii
Hict with Mr. Pryor. and states that On the con
trary he took-every possible means to prevent
such occurrence ; and, among other reasons' for
his own. determination not to engage in a duel,
gives this conclusive one in tbe eyes of sensible
men .;,.. j, ;s , . .. . ;. '
"Your life could not be the value of a pin's
point to me, and i am sure I should derive no
comfort from making your wife a widow or your
children fetheriese-r-thereforej have no desire to
take it ; whilst my own life is not only of value te
me but indispensable to the Support and happi
ness of my family, aud I hope to make it Ubeful
to my eouu try--therefore '1 am act disposed to
place it at your disposal."
Jf
mined to defend the purity of the ballot-box, at
every haiard. FhO. MwiUVt Ti -i:-' ; '
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rorpinpoo' Wftlbb-JobntC
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Discsioskssf iro Pi
these States is the blatforr
Fremont had tak'-a his eUud. m-Hs can no mere .
move off norjcooie off, than the Alleghaniet can -move
off or jcome. down,5 He i fasteudbl there
like an inland fii4d withr,iseie; 'Jdr TJ&tradtt f
the boiling tra vet of ; fanaticism; Vlila1bM "
eminenceribi8 1 Lfok";" where' he stands.. ' He
fears he and, his .echoes" and organs io look
vpon Ou part TJe satrecl mnoties'of ths re- '
volution nng likrcftrsesie hU ears-he will not
lisou, Kutledge. Pinekney aud'Jack-
uMn as ii nw naa oeen guuvrof ani -T
urdex them as, indeed, he ie'oiltr w
wurdet their 'reputation. He looks
only;-. Ha. looks' forward to a divi,!'
1 brotherheod of StateV: to a scattered famllv of; 1
freemen ; - fo a defiled national hearthstone ; to a-o
broken-covbnsntV to a;murilstedXXraBtIoB:;
to a dissolved Union ; and finsffyi 6nee again, taUt
employ the words of another, to an nnooneereted "
and revolutionary banner, from which fifteeu
States bav b-en erased, or have fallen' T 'THaum-
i jn has ho past "" ' ' '-a i-Vj n I ; l '
face them.
Monroe, Ma
son. come )
attempt to i
of tryiug
to the fiitae
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WnaT-HE Ukitip STAfsa lWfcai Oxca.
(apt. Natl Jubos6r-rervhocl kauw.Vt
Johnsouwtis traveling ai tbewthrfolMsisy
Mrnen ne orerneannwo rJtiglisamed cgtaMjOiliug
bis country m terms of iinasual warmth.
"Do yoa.. like rhkeountrv. thouzh ?"jaka Ctn-
tain Nat.j I ,..'(. . ,
"Indecfl wtf do,1" replied thel Eagtishuiea.
'We are irnriseil sik! iielu;bteil with everything
we see; ytur iatiutiona.and habits and life era
all so diffiirent an t i much tnorc. wonderful and
attractive than we bad ever suinected.w 1
Il'yod think so well of oiif country now " rs-
j .ined Cakain Nat,' "good God, what -voaldn't
jvai Inve jthought of it if yoa bad seea it belore
I'ierce wis elected President.". ".
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Care for.thlr Disease i
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PERRY P A Y13 VKQ KT A 1
tiy be found Ja
Eloquekx Sbktmkkts. At the groat Fill
more meeting in the Park at Brook lyn,'btld a few
night since, Mr, A. Sperry, of North Carolina
usedv.the following . chaste and eloquent expres
sioBSi !!-. ' v
Sirs, there may be. those who are older, than
laavtothemdq J give due deference; there
may be those hero who , surpass me in learniug
and -eloquence, but there is uo man upon God's
-narth who surpasses ms iu sdmiration of Mi'lard
Fillmore, or my allegiance to my country. J
haca wandered where the Nprth twines the snow
aS a CreWB-around ths mountain's brew, and 1
have roamed where the cypres? grows, an'? the
myrtle twines' its tendrils around the orange tree,
incense from nature to Nature's God. and I have -I!" f d?l!i,iwo?'1
- k ii a .u tt - w , , I iUM-:i ta ar " Waa.vawe3 ssjej wflVba WJ La ft ft a.IA
r XI a, raw naranrt si L, . .
BLg PAI!f KILLIg.
Uiisvocs. lows," Miv fi. 18S4.:r
GsMTLiMSs: I feet uujr ob!igtleat to yoa
for the 6 lanfit I havs reeeivt Iron your inv.Ua
ibltPaii Killer., -A few day t slaes f atiisttlla
laying- out aid burying oat of otH-eldsea Wke
was supi used to u ire Jie J wito tU Cholera. The
nest mi ruing I -sr takea wits severe vomiting,
necouipk iiwiiwill Klias.of'tbf eltrwaiiest-i
Warm o r,fii 4 hof 'Pr1! MS fra to ret -tore
war :ntV 'My wife'l UmUyjt eWkei aaod tae
Fain Killer eitS tueoesf deriag tkt Coolers sea
eon in 0 iff do ia ad rise! aae is take it
I took j,Wo, doss at jntervais pMfteea miaiUe.i
a fine rierspiratioa eaaei.'el tbe. nest dsy
' & w mm wen, eas asve
beea sn ee Siooe ay reoovery I Ird that ste
rsl of o ir oitiirto: iitr a-. ti.e l'i K.ller aa
a remei y for CAoltr pr -no li-Tn it gof I
tberet'p e take pleasareia reoofcidisj( i i,
stilt mi re extensive aotie4.' . ' -''.'.,.
W. M.iClOJlBg, Att'y.at
'orsaie by . . . - v, t PC TJpv ,
ATERFUHED BBBAIH. Wfl.t lady Vr en
tleman woaid remain uat . .;. ,. .
(?reeb ebreath, whet, by aaiar the Balm or a
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uevev yet seea that portion of the Union I would
be willing to see severed from the othe.
.Your, own mountains, as tbey raise their blue
heads until tbey meet the blocr, sky, 6cenj t"
chauat the glorious anthem of liberty, while the
dimpled-faced Hudson as it flows around von.
claps its watery bands for joy. and with it deeper
tone re-echoes liberty, liberty ; and L the green
glades of my owa straay land, wit!) soutd breath
j.iin ia tbe strain liberty, liberty , while Ihe whole
join together aud awake a song that makes the
hrfder of on, own , land tremble, . for. joy . and
niakis the thrnes of tlie old world tremble witlt
fear, it ia (be song pi Liberty, Union and liberty ;
and, sirs, without union there is no libertyj Then
let me ask you,, to lay sectional feelings aside aud
elect Millard Fillmore, the Union candidate, and
tranquility shall be again iestored,and peacJike
a white winged angel, shall rest again in bui
midst, and whisper softly, "Peace, be still." ;
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nasterE ilry. persona do not know their breata
is rmi,na ttie suojeotis ao dciioate their fr1H.
willnerer meutiou it. !ur a eiorle dropaf
f Balm a your vifa nrueU aaJ wa-n ! teetl u K t :
and morning. " A fifty sent fcolile witlUet A rear
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION saaytaairy be
acquired by usinr toe: "tiixM or a Taocaaso
FU!?!11! rea.Te'WH atiaplestarreek.
lesftra Uiaeiaaatttiiis) of I iti Roseate
Aue. H t a towel, pour on fmo or'tbree drops
and w iih the fce'niht'sn1 niomia. 1 '
SH IVLSO "MApl KtSr.wiret your shaving
brdahjia eitbw.warffl Or eoU wae, ponr en twt
or tbijee drops' of 51t r h-Tfutumu Flow
is, " rub ihebeard-weU; Woe it'wiU make a beae
tifal oft lather,- much fciIitatiog tire operatioa
ofsh .vuig. i'rice only Fifty cents. Beware ef
court erf e Us.- Koae gaouiat ualese siraed br
. W. P. TKTElDOg A CO. .
, Iriakfia Square, liew Tork.
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