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A FAMILY NEWSPAPER DEVOTED TO POLITICS, LOCAL lNflillfiST.S, FOilEIUS AS!) DJ'lKil'li; N:v,7i, WKjm OTISI!, EmWERWEWOT ON' AJ.I. SWiH
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VOLUME 1.
WlNCrilOSTISIt, TUNN.. SATURDAY, A I,' GUST y. ifcSG.
SCICAPS ro THE CUItlOEW.
The olil Whig Convention of Virgin
ia held on tli o lGih inst., fully endorsed
Mr. Fillmore, and forwarded to him a
copy ofthe resolutions. This movement
will give to the American party 10,000
more votes than it polled against ;:;zzard
foot Wise; nnJ if many of thoso voter
W3re given to him, it will not require
much cyphering to show that the State of
Virginia is lost to Buchanan,'
At a recent meeting in Columbin,
Ohio, tho New York Tribuno states that
a number of prominent Democrats crane
... fVv.- li1! Ilmnr Tim Tri hn il fin.rj I
that Fremont may lose Ohio if this prac
tice shall become general.
Thomas F. Goodc, Esq., was nomina
ted as Presidential Elector by the Demo
crats of Virginia, declines the doubtful
honor in a letter which has been publish
ed, ami in which he states that he is not
n member of that parly. That's cold
comfort.
At the late great rally of tho friends of
Fillmore in Mobile the Hon. A. J. Hen
shaw, of Clark county, "introduced to
the audience, and was received with great
favor. He declares himself to have been
reared a Democrat of the straightest sect,
and as such andn nativeson of Alabama,
hi claims. la right to speak to Democrat.
and Southern men upon the absorbing
issue of the present canvass. He exam
ined the Cincinnati platform and Mr.
Buchanan's lettor of acceptance and the
Sanford letter, and showed how far the
first fell short of, and bow the lust repu
diated the doctrines assumed by the Ala
bama Democracy. Mr. Henshaw ma de
a very forcible and telling speech, cn 1
was frequently interrupted by enthusias
tic applause."
The Memphis Eagle and Enquirer
i o i
learns from a gentleman of Texas, that ,
the Germans and other foreigners, of the
Western part of that Stale, have nomi
nated a Fremont Electoral ticket!
The Alligator (Fla.) Advertiser hereto
fore a neutral paper, has como out for
Fillmore and Donelson, on the ground
that 'they ore the men' and the very men
for the times.
Wont Support tiir Sqi'A'iti;h Sov
ereign. The New Orleans Delta, the
leading Organ of tho Louisiana Democ
racy, openly repudiates Mr. Buchanan,
because of his declaration in favor of
squatter sovereign ty, in his letter of ac
ceptance, ond declares a determination
not lo support him. This is an example
of independence and patrotism that should
not pass unhceled by Southern men.
"Tun Cry IS, Stii.I. Tliny CoMl'.i"
The Weekly Tribune a strong Dcniotr.it- i
ic paper, published at Mitbwoc, V.'iscon-
sin, has hauled down the Buchanan flag, 1
declared its preference for Fremont. j ting tho waves of ,-eciional faction. We ; Democrat by l,noo maj'.riiy, is a nmu- '
The New York Herald says the con-1 ?cc 'li stf,'n,l llr't Ex-CJov. Jlunt, of New : le r of tin- Fremont (lub of thai idly. j
troversy got up about Colonel Fremont's Vork, has como out for him, expressing 'Three ofthe present Democratic Alder
Teligion, charging him with being a Cath- j llis confidence that he will be triumphant-1 nn u arc also mrmi.. rs.
olic, is, we learn, making a prodigious. elected; and that among the speaker; yjS,.,u 1:A(.,V(; s-,;-; ,.-KOm osstpt',! !
inroal upon the affections of the citizens j at the great demonstration, getting up in : jn n, L.f.,,;nn uhi. h has ju-t t n; piicl
of Irish birth. the city of New York, by the Central ;in Mississ!,,,,; f-r f'ircr.it Ju.l-e.i
Still thev Come.-T1c National;
Standard, published at Salem, New Jcr- j
rsey, on Wednesday last hoisted the!
flag of the Union candidates, Fillmore '
end Donelson. j
The Memphis Eagle end Enquirer says '
that the Hon. Milton Brown, an old line i
whig delegate to the National Whig Con-1
vention is out for Fillmore. "
Ti,. v -a t n n i e I
Hie New Orleans Bulletin, heretofore
nnr- n't- ii- t-
vJlJ Line WhisT and bitter cnti-Know
V.v,: . , ... , ., .
Nothing, sees how the political tide is
running, and has tho honesty and candor
tft -.. . . , r.i .
o avow it. A late uamber of that paper :
eays:
"If 'he Fillmore furor that now seem!
1. 1. . . . - , ,
o oe seizin:: all narts nf lU rnnniri-.i
noul.l get fairly hold of tho Georgians,
there is no telling what will bo the result,
notwithstanding tho friends of Mr. Buch
anan have set down that State as certain
for him. Georgia, in its political action,
ls.an uncertain State, and it would not
surprise us in the least, from indications
f passing events, if Fillmore should
weep the State like the hurricane."
The Memphis Appeal says the Fill
more party will not have electoral tickets
nbalfofthe Northern States. If this be
ue, the Democratic party will not have
n electoral ticket in a single Northern
for they have none as yet, that we
i -
have heard of, There are more electoral
tickets in the North advocating tin; cumo
of Fillmore nnd Ponelsnn, than the 1)1 a,!;
Republican and Democratic tickets combined.
Tli Chicago Tribune states that in a i
number of the township-! ofNor'heru il-;
1 i no; s, the Buchanan clod,; ml ticket d! ; in :it :!.i- ''"rm it i':'' ri
not poll n Koiila ry voto, vher ht yi :: , d---i,-:i... uf :jiHit:.:f .- o; . t '
a majority actod with tlio J")oi.iocf i.!it- j.'r- j ';'! , ;!,.,.. S'-:'.-.-ii!-.!) ti ;;: i ., :!--.; i',;
tv- ::t;:fr'.--r: i.'' Vo-.a'iui h:-: iJr-::':" c r:.--
Tho Hon. E.hvnrl Hahs "f Mtiri,'. I t . ;.r. ::. V.nar.,:,
has ma lo a spech to th": old !!:! Vv'bi.-s ; nevi at all to 1-..- lr a '.,!. 1-v -, c
of Missouri, in which li deU.ire b'.: ' l ajr, ,);!;,, tunic ! t': ir i-r-.'-r'
preference for Mr Fill .uore. Mr. Rrniw: -rr -ar I'u ' '..: : t ;
At the Republican StMf lUtifuT.ti .,, . b'-tw.ifn him M,. l-V- i.-nt.
Meeting at Indinnnpoiis, la., on the lr.'h : I:;--;-.:-,-t.v -.r . Tin iV: .-.m.-- .,i
of July, Mr. Morcau, one of tlu nii. '.a.i'i- ,.,, , .-i vaaia r fi. i,
an electors, made o speech in favor of u;i,. with t!t.K- of F,-.:i,.oi!t m; ;.u c!i.c
Fremont. j lr.:I t.rk-i. Tl;is i ibc trm! conr--.
Tl.in. V. H. TJives has taken the stump L-.-t tli Di. i;.!'.ijift: pa-bilc ikeir o;;u c:t
l V:.,!nln fni. Vlllinnvn ri n ,1 Ti nil n I !fl n . !
til . lit. iiii ti i v' 1 1 1 1 1 1 j i u j "
He made a speech at Charlottesville a
few days ago of great power and elo
quence. Chas. Irving declines serving on the
,i,.r,.rf,t; olpfinr;,! tli'Ki-t. in t he '
- - i
Lynchburg district, Virirnia. Mr. Irv-
til t- lltiiti fl fl n n m I n 1 n 1 C f I I ! Ill1 Kill I
m..M ;.,. of ilu. ninrinnnt! Hon vi ri i i on .
and opposed the nomination of James j
Jhirliari an. i
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I nil i:i 111 n i ! I.. I i finawav. the fill iv
.. r i H -ii r'o i i i
editor of the Jfrownsville 1 e.J Journal,!
. . , .. !
(lemorrat, lins (liscontiiiu .-I Hie puJilica-
tion of that paper, and i.s making nr
ran, jements to commence a new American :
paper at that place. He says he has
been convinced (hat Mr. Fillmore is the .
man fir the crisis, and he cannot consci- ;
en.lo.uU. o..n,. Ir.n. Mr. (inea wav
has been regarded bv the democrats of
V, T,.,... ,., ,,,. f i.l. I... i
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cliniriii'ns. bo savs tlie 1 ulnski tin-.
zen.
The Memphis Bulletin, an indepeml
cut naner. and one of the mo.-t iddv o !
-. i t .i u ,i i j i
ited jni.riials in the houih, wliuli has
heretofore ha 1 a strori',' leaning towards
the auti-An.eiican party, has tot ri .ht at
last.
" .
,-pc
tikins of the overwl eimiii'f ii ie
now se
tting in for Millard Fillmore, the
Unltelm ofthe irSlliinsl. t.ru-.-:
"It remains to be seen ulp tiier the1 e
mmiii i.,.Utnf Mi l.'i I ..... ,'.. n.,,.....!c
1 , , - . . , ' , 1 ,
to the lofty patriotism of the oeop e, non i
, -, ,, ' ,
and south alike, may not swell into such
a reverberation before November, as to
drown all thought of an election by the ;
House. Stranger things have Impponcd. '
These are strtmye times. The very foun- I
tains of the dei.i) of polities have hi en '
'i,rokc(1 P( am ,u,rfi n0 tellin0 iu -.ii
channel the patriotism of the people tnav
uhiinatciv lead the w
raters.
Strong men
jn t,(. North are beginniip; to ranee the;
PC - lvcs alongside of Mr. Fiilmor.', in breas- '
" 01 l ''"""c o.uo, win ne
Rufus C1,nn"; a,,, E hviH''1 1:vtreU-" j
Hon. Oscar F. Moore, the present Re- j
publican member of Conere.-s from the
Rosa District in Ohio, has declared him-:
s,?" a''a'n". , 'rcm0,U n,,a wm ,ake u'fi ;
lum? ,m 1 minorc"
Tiie lncastcr Fa. Exoress, n Dcm-
ocratic paper, and formerly a firm sup-
porter of Mr, Bucltruian, lias with irnwn
' ,r rp, n .,
itself. Tuc rem :hkeep..,e f . . . Ex-
. , , ,
aminer says ine vencraiiie o. Jl. jlU a,
, , , . ,' .
of that place, "makes no s-erct of the .
1 ,' ' , u " ' " , r,.'
fact that he sliould not support t.n Lui-
. . . ,. ' 1 .. . ,
cinnati nominees." The e iilor ofth :
"T." r'l rgus nas gone .ion,-;
trom uincinnati, ami t ie nrst t ime; lie
does, is to discredit the work of the Con-
venttcn.
After the Housa-of Representative? had !
passed the Iternal Improvement bills, a
prominent Democrat from Tennessee re
marked that tho Democratic party had
gone to the devil and he was glad of it.
Ex-Governor Washington Hunt, of
New York, one of tho most popular men
in the State, has come out for Fillmore,
declaring his confidence that he will be
triumphantly elected.
The Macon, Ga., Messenger has hoist
ed the Fillmore and Donelson flag. It
seeds that the Messenger has heretofore
advocated Democratic men and measures,
but ntiuii.t Mipport !iic!ini!ii!i. It rays it
was disappointed in dsn pim'orii), an !
still Moredi.-appoiiited in Mi. I:'a br-iian's
I ' t if .i..!".!,:S;:.,;. It sa"s, r v. hi'-t
i' .n bin -r r-!l th:- d-u -r m : fr:u 'u
no : mown!-- .f ji; tn.-ViMata i..
...!!
11 (l. 1 f t ll ( V W :i n t 1 1 1'l h . 1 1 . i: V ca 11 ..l1 1 i I.
i ' . ' -
, M
Iroin tlie Deinnrrats.
i..(.,.,r,..,.. i .i, I,;.. .., Vv.
.1 n.i.li:i ll"lll 1 ililiiui imihi u' mi. j .i
press says;
"Things are moving finely, magnificent-
I V , i u onr .Mate, rnlniore training iri"nu.-
' very hour, an, 1 JW.chaunn losin- vr-ry
i u ' . " t "-' i i-' ' " ' ' ' ' '
Fi'enioii ! , a nd a i I'fat many cou-erva-
live "lies are rmuiivr out for Fillmore,
,n! Anic-ricnns who went over to Fr'-nrctt
1 1 ' -1 1 the lit'iuild ican fever was at ii t-
1
h"i' 'it aro connii hack, and iiiiiirs con
' -
uril m wnr .: i u . 1 1 1 1 f - r .
not on work in- batter.
All bail, Pcun-ylvaiiia!
:I-!-'t ' ' !'-am v. .c i"
1,
crat, pulio-he I at Moult n, '.th A!
i ! , .
tmma, 01 tin: J 1 1.1 1:: t., iannOies the It
lowing cliaenn : n-ws. i f nth- r sour
ce.S w.i are also assured that ihe oU ,1a. k-
-"on Democracy of North Al.-.ba.na-.n-n
that know what D.-nio.-racv isare n--t
h.-.p,.,. 1 1-. -.!' iw I'.uc'riii-fi -m 1 h-hv-
iui-''- 1 1-. w iu .i-in.ta .m.i ,u.i.
I ler sovereuutv, J ho HiM-lair l)e::.o; ia i
of North Alalruna, loved "Old Hi- hory'
and like him ihe,' consider ::: ol 1 Fe ler
tilist "unreliable."
Wi :u: p Am:',!)
i " s- -:.
t-ays the Jcck-nn Whi have b-e:i form-
, . i- -i i. . i ,
c I ior F.ibo i " an i
t T . 1 i I v 1 1 I I : 1 t ( ' - !
Arkfni.-a.-:, Tex .-, Florida, Virginia, N.
Oar-diua.
I'.iaoa, (Idio, :.ii.s-oiiri, Al-
Iiaiii:'., '.I ' P , Ti .mi--.ee, (Ja'il'or- i
ilia. Nmv irk. l.'k.i.ii! l.-'aiid. I 'ii, o-v 1 .
-tr i -- i
van:a, .M a-sael. u-e: is, ncw Jcr.-ev, ( on-
. i . . .., . ,
nectoeu,, I n. liana, .Maun: and .'oaiylaiid;
in all, twenty-two Siaies. Delaware is i
...
now or r o'ziii' a ticket, liiiihanau has,
i''t. as yet. a ticket in hal f this number
uI' States, and in several Nortln r.i Stale.-;, ;
it i- believed, will not have a ticket at
Th" tp'th is, v.ereiarl Hue1 no;.
an
as out of the race. He is lo.-iiig around
daiiy!
olunt: I iir.iorR '!'.s
in:;
Win :.
Mavor Steven?, of Buffalo, (let ted as
,,. i),.orl,,t;c .jon.y in that Ju-li.ial
Di,t.ict was cut down from l.m to
J ,n. P. Joy M ori-, one of the ald- M
iv,.,1,vvf.:.::!, who was, previous
,0 ,. ,(,.,;-,,; f Mr. IVnnnt, a warm
advocate of J, ! ;,. Md
an. main: a .-neio. h
in Ph la
Ip'.'a a f. w da s a. ", waimlv
end'.rsln ; Mr. Fill.u ore. S
Paul Pr w:i, an I a 'oy i -,
J'eut.'.-.-lvn.iians. Tin: v.- rk
Vo,!
d.iv;,:
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fv....,,i r-. ,., t
1 -' I-"'1 '"n' P1'"-''' s.
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and in
doin : so. s;iv..:
Wc ;,,,, tli5 cvef!S f ,,,
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v.ill n..i n.i.i. i r....-
cm,cjn!0.5 Pt fi,,, iioai!. Yv't
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the rest of mankin i, to carry oat our own ;
peculiar views.
I
onus t f.c; r.ita E.vt :m;-s. Tiio j
Cincinnati Enq i:rcr. a iJuchauan jour
nal, under this head publishes Mr. Fill
more's Albany speech, with ho follow
ing remarks: "It contains words of so
berness and wisdom, that address them
selves to the reason of every intelligent
man."
John Corwin is stumping Ohio for Fill
more, declaring tho nomination of Frc
nonf'not fit to be made."
oi'it:,'!'.
the CrintUUa filler C'irriirli. M::,s d
erce,
- is :mv a-r i ;'i:-.:.f. an i
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. l . ' i i ; i to l!it! I iv.-a li'iirv, an 1 we
" " ' ' ' ' '' ' ' ' ' "
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ever prvuipt ;
i us a j a i n lo fai:,i luouni, ri. lemons an i
i
I villanious an nsreutricity, v.-o will turn
. , t r i . i ... i .
traitor to sdf, and fpply lo court for a
political stiiar-liaii."
Tho X. Y. HiTald savs it is rumor.:. I
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l: ' n,:t' :'' l" ' r""
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al:- with the D- mcracv th'.- '.' -ar. Tin
iiav:"- uoni .ia
C", Ii. ;',:!.o,. far tin,.
i-fiior.
The Kinivura (..'a;::.t:c, the ' van of
it.-iti.-.zr.icv o liii'i : r.lale e ti;;ctv, -Vi
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'ha e,a , v. ai is a;- foil v. s. j
iirre win a time .,lo,n the Jl'-nio-'.
crat en
anti-j1-. no-.
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I .a u ler la ie Lmr.e I III a toa:,,,,
i,
' 'H ; It r-iy Miroiv e s.,;,
lif r"' i l'il-'1 t!lis aei. wi-is a,a
but w will sn-ak th'- truth. t'Uu ranks
.
"""'-!. i" h-m t-mnuvi .- 'ia:
ieillle, near cb-Vell hlill.'p-.l 1 )cl, ocj ;, 1
o.:ers pre .uicl n:i
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it to
the euro, if. To- I.-.V. ,",'v Cor!,- Me,
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t-r those who Moo i in- us,
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witn us
in that ; bo i oi ; i. '. 1 1
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M l 1 II I I 'II III." I I , I : I . ' I i I 1 t III lilt
iiaMle-fefl with face lo I i.i- f
MTted and i.'oie r.vi'f lo ihe '
ir oe-
moves us not to : av: but It i
riloi'!,l.e:.io-i, lo ki.ow loot lb I' -mo-
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cratic (!a Mrails i!i toe ,i,:-:i '
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V.'oiO'li Si! I!.,' '.'.'l! i i.i '.!' A ,i r i :t',
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Oil di" ee.'i ol'Tiaie we're s;uii";f:
lire !e-:aol'; .i';''s s- 't ;.rr tm,
S " ' o : ,v ,,; i.i'e jn-,- if'i :.in':i;.',
Ia li. e'r.ive w.ii liud a i.ua.i'.
r.e:i"iiii li.ds us. tli. oi, I e ready
Tn;ye'!"rs in eternity
Hel'.'-t. :r.re;i.!. Ie-. . !";-:!.; s:cadv,
O'er tine V rat'ii.;r l';L. . ii:!',
Itp-.-ej k'! !!.' ladle;- !.-.-,
To e;i -e. ! Ii .is.in: j.r- -;"'et I.s i!
cieuoiiii.:'' i,o:ii ' "f ioiery.
Yield no! to tee ! n:: of'.- irrc'.'
Yie'.d i. ot tutor o'.i-o . !' .','(' .
T1iiii;-1i to-!iy tii ; i- ei isuy I; o'r -w
I ! 1 1 - h"e.' or n-ie;'"' ' 1 do
T, o ro.v's i! r.'. ii, i a l.redit a- - eo:.:
'i ;," e --.-'.to !,,.,'.; v.-;:i cii awoy,
A do- -!'oi, V. .tli le :i:.; I.e . of. i.
VVii! isd er in : L.-ieha-r
bank ca' 1 !.e i a 1 lay firs',
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. Il ! as-., ll;.; die, ,1 I: k due.
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T!.y fr.-t d. ;h s'Midy I.i n:.r.,
"J J ' se niai Mian. ;!;,;, riotii;;
N '..' jn. t Ioi fun
1'i.t Imtli in one,
And then iliy ail'.s Pii i M-iiir.
"I welroine tlico frim himl nn ! sen,"
To tliy loved native bind,
Unherir tliy f rea.st
Like foiiic proud crest,
To that tierce Noitlicrn Land.
Let union bo thy glorious tlicnio
Recnllthy country, rent
By civil lril'c
And then my life,
We'll hail the Tre'ideM'!
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r, J !!,, : .ii. ike ".'i.ii il so ' rat ''-
ri . 1, iii:; fa ;.. y si o v;.-.d with the j Oo i for this nlUi h! A : 1 1:3
H j-,v il, ii:.!,:iiil it ould be to j are one" n.er.i recogniz"d r v iiav,' f j.
i -e.!." ci natures fon.I'iii o;i jii.m, ' oice in this goveruiiieui wiiir!. i: u t to
ii : 1 1 1 . r ':! ;n
en :o,ivnr:ug to
ii o a; ti i . : 1 i ' . A.- bo meditated, his
'iiiene i, and h" be an to '"! a
j squenm:: h, vor;r..' '"': ibiliiv diirc.-e
ilself over bis f clinrs, an 1 thou: lit he
would, faint with propriety the first time
a lady should squeeze his band.
"Hup, rap, rap," sounded 'lie lUa.r.
Sam pcepe I tlirou jh the Yi-iitiaii blinds.
"Mercy," e. l aimed he, "and if ll.r-re
slid Mi.-s Jon.;', an i 1 ail in dishabille,
' aivi InoKin-t like !ri..lit. ( .eouiiees gra
I i iisn! I ),;;'! i'Ti !' ' : b t ;:v,::y and lix mv-
As l.o 1 !t iii': ro on, Mi.: - Jo
nter-
! f' ' r';;'' 0 1 "' 1 '"-t
i c "ui pose I a . r i u tin
ae . .oi: i wan. . l ; s , i-a a j si:.'.- u
! I wait. M s ;: ,-aa Jon
firm it 'lii-ver in wn:n m.', ri ;.!..! and now
: linn t:.-
1..,,
i i
(ii t i ; . th" advauia :e thereof,
a iii!" cr.'Kt'n i -;i I i - - r own hook.
a.
it u s o.i ; y i ;.. n i . . v l . . . u ii
1 . ... .!.:, .1.
ha I ii.-en u.-'trp I y i';e tyr.int, an t .i.-
was , :c-ri.-:!: - I to : : m' rt l.-r l'r.h's in
of the led!,...-,- f 'if. s of a false
i
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r: rii s of pri.i.nfii
i Mlo oil -. I lie I -! ! v. ..-! was i ;: I.i
: ''r, I."' I.i-l '- ! M ' II I 1 1 1 . : lll.-
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T . I I . ! .' . 1 .1 !.
: li ' 1 , , 1 : i 1 wi'.ii i.i . ' ( . . 1 1 1 1 1 : . e i : i I : e . o i . i.(
i i .
e:rlor. M:-s Jou .,
' oe.-i i-i i t ci i
' rush" I to i-. i-eiv liiin, Pin!, era pile'
1: "Pear;-; how
r.l is.: 111 :C I: ' i'
Ul'llli V'OI
wilii a eh; in a ef nto: i -' u ised
l on
ration.
"Soare ;!,.' b!t;.-hc of r. ;o, i i .-! 'fi:o,.:
man, ;e : eei.o. npp!y-!i! !os ambric to
! his i'aec to hide iiis ."Oiiusi..;;.
"Xnv. !',- iove, whv SO c. .','' i S-.J-
j !':ui . " Mini cot away : 1 1 - b.vi-ly ie--.
dark av ji t, ie't -p.o rk I in :; tic diainon I.
i I,! teii to th-1 vsiws of ('xid' ft ad'ection.
j ib re let in r- t," sai ! d.rawimr him
j to th-' sola; "h-rt vit!i my ariii aromid
I ill"', will ! lu-'t'ot my I rue affection."
V" !!1 '. s!l H'iiV li,
luiinnure.l
1
ok i f !;y y :i;h, my inexpert
rc, (di rti-a;--.' mv palnitadti :
ai 1 Suran, f r "-nr: lorn
to ler, ".'nv--r, itotu t!;e story o:
o.v--r, until th" story
i- i.i his, ' f 10 'Olict i';. .s, pfa.-f-ij
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Oiis, '"II I eei'-tloi-, 0 lid Un ' '' i :i ' love;
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ii.l ' ',. tue". Know t.i.at tor vesrs i
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i ii re i'. i i -.r t e e r.
ed
ii ,i ... . ii ti '. -
f
u .. i w o i ; . ; t j . e . ii.;. a .-un -i.o uer ,
in ' :
ho.V
sriirjet tr.ses; I .
n l ic
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ninioi:.' r,t wli.:,-; r;;
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v,-;,l..i t i
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r-;:iili -lit o tuet
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rite, v.v .. iiiie i me ,
.' to i ' -' v;:. : r.-v I
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II!
l.Ctl f let i.. e
1 I.
i over wr -0 o.
cat Oiliii w re too .- ;io:i ;, a o 1 i.e flint-
i
no excess i-t jo", Ioi 1 ti:e
s.uri maiden buir: !iv ovtr hi in,
j an i
, SI iwly the eye; of,-'. ;rl f'.ndi, roe
.. !l W,j: ;;.;.-', li ii'.l .ll'!l
ee:i:i-: .tiie c.r.'ieii' .-z of ' ' v ." r"
1 he blu-hel .lei ply rii.l behind his ker
; c hief faintly faltered out "A: k my pa."
Oli! toll m ? sn i :!i n;r j 'Viu!!
I've lir.ir ! nf earn nr.d strife
Until it sei in-i iIk rc'.-! little else,
In tiii-". our busy life.
'Till ono would think that lnckles? rpun
Was tnnilo for grief and tear,
His best inheritance a ipn,
Brimful of weary vtars.
Tliou sh.ilt love nnd respect the
pood mcchnnic for he i? the standard
of tli v countrv.
v.'' ." I..- ,i ins I'Miln-
I
I t ! ii ifi
'.Ii' .dsippi, ;i
I ,-.:(j.-'
i '; i j i r " f j n, in .. f.M-hle mm
I "'r.ii v.. iilda ;-i 'r';,n i,,.!';..; of i i ':!
v.l. a ,,ai,' :.. 5 a v. " 'I'l-r, ra.ns sifii'.'
i!t rti! A ..erica," I. a- ej'orte i i'r .
I i
'U i. .!;; in Ut . ; ! .' ,-. : ii ::: 1'
! , , , .,
---i-a '., t. : r. o irro, t .r.t cr.zui'.s o. i
, i
Slat.;-- and u ok el.' n Mil l.cik o
! ! f.r:.-irovefuments, a.i I.
.t'.-a-tr-l ?!: ,-;....-ii.:,. i.) n
I', of :'!::;
1 1 . O ' 1 t iuuli'.-. 'it. lj .' ': :
y equally conferred up i ti e unsiatii
ra'i;:e. .Mibjeets of G roa t Bri'.ain, M o:: i
co, nr any other government v!.-: m.y
chouse to squat among US und vote.
We have waited a (i.w days lo see if
the country would appreciate this epoch
in the progress of Anierb r.n history. The
newspaper world Would seem to be al
most a -deep this enervating summer
weather, or so intent up m other excite
ment, as f.curcclv lo have i:t.lic:d this sig
nificaiit event. Let Annricans orou.-:e to
th" fact that the "day is dawning;"' llif-t
this mopt iiicstiinnble political privilege
of American 'cuizen:.liip is beginning to
be appreciated in hi.uh plan-.-!
But w'.int will be the the action of tho
House up oi this proj ... itioii? Lc t u- wait
and foe. Early in the session, Mr. Zol
licoi'Rr o IT' red a bill to con fine the elect
ive lVaiichi.-e in the Territories to citizens
(naturalized and native born,)nnd it baa
thus far been kept cut by anti-American
,:!.'u i-tivi'i'ing, miller the im-: heretic rules
oi tli.'it body. Objection v. as ma. le when
presented by an imlividual nicmbcr, and
the ci'iinnitt..-" from which it might and
should have teen r. por-'dfthat on Ter
ritories,) voted it down by a I r. r o major
ity. Now it remains to I e seen what the
I I i . n ' i . .0 i i 1 I .V, i , n , ,, I 1, 1 .-. i I ,1 I 1 1, .1
. . . . ,, j
j Senate bill. Let the pnlitii iar.s make i:p
tii",r record let theui! there is n pow
er heliiiid ihem which they cannot ccn
troi. 'i'lej day of A iii"iii..in triuiiipii is
indeed bcakiii , and id! around Er
Vi:-l. Nor
i ana ,roi;;l
-the hearts of tho
j I are lamiiious with its joyous light.
I'uhcki ( itiun.
N:;.iiit:ri (drposn'io.v n Fi:.i.jror.E.
Here in the South duoocratic orators,
driven to desperation for political nin
munition with which to fight their hope
less battle, charge Fillmore wiiii being a
worse nlcditienist tiian Fremont. Tho
N. V. Courier and Enquirer, a Fieim nt
paper, gives the following among the
moaiiik; of its opposition.
"We call ourselves Republicans, and
we oppose Mr. Fillmore, because at a cri
sis when t!: saciy !ne:.s of a moit rolcmn
co-eri;uit, entered into I ec.vr eu the two
i . .... ,
isocTO-.ic' oi conn!re. o- !o n -:e lo nfeo
, .-ii 'i i, ,1 ,
an. i plastically upborn, and v.hcalhe vi-
, ' '
ttd ci l permanent destjiies in an incipt-
, 0 . , r. . ,
t.-'.t otate oi tlie L mon r.re to .: . c-'cri.i-
j ::;e I forever destinies whb.ii bail faiiii
' ... , ... 1 r , , l , , , ,
, i.n.i violence, ns i u.iu.i ana iiC0:M:ca,
it ml ever; par-.ven tml it;!c,u;:v rcr.i.cnt
;i th- n't of d'.'.rkr.!.1 :-s, hive bee:1 invoked
to make accursed and disastrous that
atsuth a time M'.Hcrd FiPn.cro hr,a no
J . .
eviri.ss upon the sub-ert; and that the
'. . , , .
i.'.T'r;tv of h;s suporiers rre men
. ' . : n .
repr -.en?a t:v es in t u n.r? s relitse
'.I -.. . -. r
:t .'. ',-;:i'.- "iipi 'Jiui.se uuiit i in ioi::i
-r cflect. troi r.n co-oprmtir. : ja!.:.nsly,
as tin! r ." r ! proves, towards cotisuma
tin: the -5-.'.-i'n3 rf the Fior.ier-R -.linn?,
and ivakinr; Kan;as a Slave State. That
i, o-:.- chief, thmiji by n-i nvjans cur n:
ly, obj.-i-ti iu, to Mr. Fiilmcre; and, so
f'.-.r as .a-pen;! j upon us, it shell net be
inLrepresLi, :.!."
Fete carries th j wood and water for
the stuients at Hamilton Co'b-::e, and is
n od.d a specimen of the gtrvs Hi'-crnirn
as ever toddled in a broran. One of the
students having occasion to reprove him
one morning lor delinquency, asked him
where he expected to go when he died.
"Expect to go to the hot place," said
Pete, grao as an owl.
"And what do you supposo will be
your portion there?" asked the Soph.,
solemnly.
Oh!" growled the old feilow, as ha
brushed his ear lazily with his coat tail,
" brinit wood and water for yo Acyx .' "