CAVEATS. are we will main¬ NKW MEXICO. enactment of an est, lo the of a whose as these acts concerned, Pkoplb'm Or kick, HA Nusmih N. Y. pie, through the unjust, THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM. suspend passage bijl strict en¬ Patkm'J' si., WASHINGTON, D. C. Old Line Democrat..Jose Manuel Gallego*. and unconstitutional meriis cannot secure the approval of two- tain them, and insist on their And others desiring to Apply for Oa- oppressive, Fugitive A1JOPTBD AT JUNK I, 1852 shall vuntil are that a ) the OHIO. Slave are to he inconsistent BALTIMOKK, thirds of the Senate and House of Repre¬ forcement, until lime and experience INVENTORSinformed neceasaiy drawing* Old Line Democrats..David T. Disney, M. H. Law, proved of the demonstrate the oi further legis¬ and papers are prepared by the uudersigned with the LIST OP MEMBERSOPTHESiB CONGRESS with all the principles and maxims of De¬ I. Resolved, That the American Democ¬ sentatives until the judgment people necessity utmost and on the moat moderate terms. Nichols, Alfred P. Edgerton, Andrew Ellison, and which has lation to the evasion of the dispatch,Patunt to. Thomas L. Ritchie. Ed- mocracy, and wholly inadequate to the racy their trust in the intelligence, can be obtained thereon, guard against All other business promptly attended mill. Frederick W. Green. place saved the American from the cor¬ laws on the one haud, and the abuse of Person* wishing fur inft>rotation or advioe relative Tito Senate consist* ot two Sonators from each 8>o H. We D. H.John- settlement of the of which they the and the people to Patent* or Inventions at ail consult tha Olds, Lindsey, Harvey questions patriotism, discriminating jus-, and domination of the their on the other, not impairing may timps sum Tbofe we thirty-one States, represented by eon, Wilson Shannon, George Bliss, Andrew are claimed to be an adjustment. tice of the American rupt tyrannical powers undersigned without r/uirge, either personally at his two Senator*. people. and from a their to out the or letter. ALFRED K. .ixty Stuart X. That no permanent settlement of II. That we this as a Bank of the United States, present efficiency carry office, by BEACH, Whig*, in limit*; Old Line Democrat*, in Human. Scott Aaron Har¬ Resolved, regard of internal im¬ of the Constitution ; and we Feb. 3. Solicitor of Patents, 80 Nassau st., N. Y. Those marked I D., Independent Democrat ; P., Whig*..John Harrison, the Slavery question can be looked for, distinctive feature of our political creed, corrupting system general requirements u* B John L. W. K. all further of the ques¬ VI1XEI * K1HMAHV AN li WAT EK (KIR those elected a* Union men; H. K., those elected lan, MoseB Corwin, Taylor, in the recognition of the which we are to maiutian before provements. deprecate agitation OJ&AN E. Southern or Stat* uiun. Kdward Ball. except practical proud tions thus as to our Institution has been in Buocewful Rights Sapp, truth that is sectional, and Free¬ the world as the moral element in a VIII. Resolved, That the Democratic settled, dangerous operation Pftsident David K Atchison 1iniffteniient Democrats..L. D. Campbell, Slavery great will abide and peace, and will discoiMiteuance all efforts THISthree yean, and its proprietor, hav ing devote<| Secretary Asbury Dickins. J. dom national; by the total separation of form of government springing from and party faithfully by uphold twenty-Are years to the management of the siek, is Trrm Kdward Wade, K. Giddings. the laid down in the to continue or renew such when¬ to and Term erpirtt t txpirtt the General Government from Slavery, and upheld by the will; and we con¬ principles Kentucky agitation, now enabled judiciously select, skillfully ap¬ ALABAMA. MltiSUtSIPFl. OREGON popular and resolutions of 1798, and in ever, wherever, or however made; and we ply, such curative agencies us are best adapted to 1850 Adams, 1857 Old Line Lane. the exercise of its legitimate and consti¬ trast it with the creed and of Virginia Female in ull their forms, re¬ Bunj Fitspatrick Stephen (U.) Democrat..Joseph practice the of Mr. Madison to the will maintain this settlement as essential each case. diseases, 0. 0. Clay - 185V Vacancy 185V PENNSYLVANIA. tutional influence on the side of Freedom; under whatever name or form, report Virginia ceive particular attention; and those even who have MISSOURI. Federalism, to the of the and AKK ANNAS. Old Line Dtmocrats .T. B. J. Rob and to the States the whole which seeks to the will ol the con¬ Legislature in 1799; that it adopts those nationality Whig party been confined to their beds from one to twenty years, . 1856 by leaving R. W. Johnson* 1855 David K. Atchison Florence, palsy as one of the main the of the Union. with spinal, uterine, or anomalous disease, are assur¬ - - integrity Will. K. Sebastian 186V Hem y S. O'eyiT 185V inn, jr., Win. H. Witte, John MoNair, Sauiuel of Slavery and the extradition of stituent, and which conceives no impos¬ principles constituting ed that there is still for them. W e especially subject and is N hope ooMMKOTictrr. JiKW HAMPSHIRE. A. Bridges, A. Muhlenberg, Christian from service. ture too monstrous for the cre¬ foundations of its political creed, John G. Chapman, ofJMd., invite sueh to with us, as unrivalled suc¬ ¦ - Henry fugitives public correspond . - 1856 Moses Norris, 1855 De¬ Truman Smith jr W. Straub, H. B» Wright, Asa Pucker, Ga- XI. That all men have a natural to resolved to carry them out in* theigobvious President of the Whig National Convention cess has given us ooandonoe of their curability. Isaac Toucey - - - 1857 Jared W. Williams- 185V lusba A. James Wm. H. Kurtz. right dulity. and rangement of the nervous system, liver, and digestive CALIFORNIA. NEW YORK. Grow, Gamble, a portion of the soil; and that, as the use III. That, entertain¬ .meaning import. organs, are relieved. Terms, from $A to . - John Michael C. Resolved,therefore, generally . 1866 L. war with Mex¬ William M. H win 1855 IIrui. H. Seward Augustus Drum, Dawson, of the soil is to life, the these the Democratic of IX. Resolved, That the The is a list of the Free Dem¬ $12 per week, aooordiny to helplessness or the amount - . indispensable ing views, party 0^- Jobn B Welter . ¦ 1857 Hain(lton Fish 1857 Trout. Carlton B. Curtis. all the of following of care required. Address NKWJERSEY. of all men to the soil is as sacred as this^Union, their assem¬ ico, upon principles patriotism ocratic and in IPKUWAKK. Whigs.Joseph R. Chandler, William Ever- right through delegates was a and Anti-Slavery papers published W. W. BANCROFT, M. D., . - and the laws, of James A. Bnyard . 1857 J. R. Thompson 1857 Issac K. Ner Middleswarth, their right to life itself. bled in a General Convention, coming nations, just the United Statos: Deo. 39. Granville, Lioking co., Ohio. - - hart, Heister, - 186V John. M. Clayton 185V William Wright David XII. That the lands of the Uni¬ in a of ol devotion necessary war on our part, in which every FLORIDA. NOItTII CAROLINA. Samuel L. Runnel, John MoCollooh, public together spirit coiffcord, PRESS. CARD. a free Americau citizen should have shown hint- FREE DEMOCRATIC - - 1855 Zi. 1855 Thomas M. John Dick. ted States to the and should to the doctrines and faith of repre¬ Jaekson Morton (weorgt limlger Ritchie, Howe, belong people, and neither Portland, Me.; A. $2 per annum. subscriber is prepared to Lecture, the present R. 1867 - . . 185V RHODE ISLAND. not be sold to individuals nor to sentative and to self on the side of his country, Inquirer, Willey; on the new of with the Stephen JUallory Vacancy granted Government, appealing Ina. Democrat, Concord, N. H.; G. (J. Fogg; $2. , THEseason, method Building, OEORUIA. ouio. Old Line Democrats..Thomas Davis, Ben¬ but should be held as a sa¬ their fellow-citizens fi>r the rectitude o( morally nor physically, by word or deed, News, Keene, N. II,; 6. Woodward; $1.25. gravel wail, in the Octagon and Hexagonal forms. IF. C. Dawson - 1855 S. P. Chase (I. D.) * 1866 corporations, comfort to the N. J. H. Address I. H. STEARNS, 185V F. Wade 1857 jamin B. Thurston. cred trust for the benefit of the their renew and reassert before have given "aid and Democrat, Manchester, II.; Goodale; $1.60. Jen. ft. Robert Toom/i» (V.) Benjamin SOUTH CAROLINA. people, intentions, Messenger, Portsmouth, N. II.; T. J. Whittam ; $1. Abington, Mass. INDIANA. PENNSYLVANIA. and should be in limited quanti¬ the American the declarations of enemy." - - granted - 1855 State Democrats..John people res¬ D. P. THE OHIO VAKMER VOK18M John Petit 1865 James Cooper Rights McQueen, free of to landless settlers. avowed them on X. Resolved, That we rejoice at the Freeman, Montpelier, Vt.j Thompson; $2. - cost, when, Jesse D. . 1857 Hich'd Brodhead, jr. 1857 William L. M. P. S. Jas. ties, principles by Observer, Morrisville, Vt.; J. A. Soinerby ; $1.26. and Bright Aiken, Keitt, Brooks, the toration of relations with our sister T. elegant popular Weekly Agricultural ILLINOIS. RHODE ISLAND. L Orr, W. W. Boyce. XIII. That a due regard for Federal former occasions, in General Convention, friendly Telegraph, Springfield, Vt.; L. Guernsey; $1.75. THISFamily Newspaper will commence its third vol¬ - . . . 1857 of and desire for W. James Shields 1855 Charlos T. Jauius TENNESSEE. Constitution, and sound administrative they have presented their candidates for Republic Mexico, earnestly Democrat, BrutUeborough, Vt.; Nichols; $1.60. ume on the 1st of January, 1854. It will be illustra¬ Stephen A. Douglas 185V Philip Allen IS.'iV her all the and which Brandon Post, Brandon, Vt.; P. Welch; $1. ted with numerous engravings of Domestic Animals, A. CAROLINA. Old Line Democrats.Brookins Campbell, demand that the funds of the Gen¬ the blessings prosperity G. C. low SOUTH policy, popular suffrages: we Courier, Burlington, Vt.; Samson, $1.50. Farm Buildings, Farm Implements, Trees, Shrubs, . under . Samuel A. institutions; Augustus C. Dodge 1865 A. P. Butler (S. R.) 1865 (deceased,) Wm. M. Churchwell, eral Government be kept, separate from 1. That the Federal Government is one enjoy republican Commonwealth, Ms.; J. D. and all the important affairs connected with Horti¬ . Boston, Baldwin; - . daily George W. Jones 1»6V Josiah J. Evans 186V Smith. Goo. W. Jones, Frederick P. Stanton. banking institutions; that inlanjl and of limited powers, derived solely from the and we congratulate the American people $5, weekly $2. culture, Agriculture, and Stock. KENTUCKY. TENNESSEE. Cullom, Charles Ready, to the results of that war, which have Sentinel, North Adams, Ms.; A. D. $1.54L Each number will oontain, besides Foreign and - Whigs..William ocean should be reduced the and* the of upon Brock; Dixon- . 1865 James C. Jones 1857 postage Constitution, grants power Domeatio Archibald R. M. Felix K. Emerson so con¬ American, Lowell, M«.; W. S. Robinson; $3. News, selections from the moat interesting . and tri-week.; ... Bugg, Zollikoffer, the John B. Thompson 185V John Bell i 185V lowest possible point; that no more reve¬ therein ought to be strictly construed by manifestly justified policy News, Fitchburg, Mass.; R. F. Rollins $1.50. Publications of the day, Stories, Wit, History, Biog¬ LOUISIANA. TEXAS. Etheridge. nue should be raised than is to all the and of (he Gov¬ duct of the Democratic party, and insured Essex Freeman, Salem, J. Rmmett; raphy, Poetry, EssayB on various subjects, Market - County Ms.; .... TEXAS. required agents John Slidoll 1855 Thomas J. Ku.sk 1857 departments to the United States " for the Reports of Cleveland, New York, Cincinnati, Ac. In - $3.50. - of and indemnity semi-weekly, J. P. Benjamin 185V Sam. Houston 186V Old Line Denmcrats..Geo. Y. Smyth, Peter defray the strictly necessary expenses ernment; and that it is inexpedient Ms. short, nothing will be left undone which may be and for the Republican, Greenfield, " " MAINE. VERMONT. H. Bell. the public service, and to pay off the pub¬ to exercise doubtful constitu¬ past security future/' Ms.; J. M. thought necessary to render The Ohio Farmer the llanuibal Hauilin 1857 1855 dangerous XI. in view of the con¬ Spy, Worcester, Earle; $2. best for the Me¬ Vacancy UTAH. . lic debt; and that the and tional Resolved, That, Standard, New Bedford, Ms. Family Paper Farmer, Gardener, 185V Solomon Foot - - - 1857 power patron¬ powers. chanic, ana Stock Breeder, that is in the Vacancy Old Line Democrat..John M. Bernhisel. of the Government should be dimin¬ That the Constitution does not con¬ dition of institutions in the Old Courier, Northampton, Ms. published MASSACHUSETTS. VIRGINIA. age 2. popular Gasette, Dedham, Ms.; Henry 0. Hildreth; $2. United States. That the circulation may be general, Chs.Sumner (I. D.» 1857 J. M. Mason (8. R.) 1857 VIRGINIA ished the abolition of all fer the General Government the World, a high and sacred duty is devolved, we have made the terms low. " by unnecessary upon Democrat, Dedham, Ms.; E. G. Robinson; $2. Everett - 185V T. Hunter 185V Old Line Democrats..T. H. J. M. Mill- Terms..Ono three five Edward R. M. Bayly, odices, and and the to commence and on a with increased responsibility, upon the Sentinel, Lawrence, Ms.; John Ryan A Co.; $2. copy, $2; copies, $5; cop¬ MARYLAND. . WISC«*MSIN. salaries, privileges, by power carry gen¬ son, John S. Caskie, William 0. Goode, Thos. Democratic of this as the ies. $8; ten copies, $15; twenty copies, $25; and at James A. Pntrre - 1855 Isaac P. Walker - 1855 S. Paulus Wjlliam Smith, election by the people of all civil officers eral system of internal improvements. party country, Rhode Island Freeman, Providence, R I.; Crawford the same rate for six monttis. Address . Bocock, Powell, Thomas G. Pratt 1857 Henry Dodge - - 1867 John in the service of the United so far 3. That the Constitution does not con¬ party of the people, to uphold and maintain A Harris; $1. THOMAS BROWN, Proprietor, MICHIGAN. Charles J. Faulkner, H. A. Edmondson, States, Ohio. Z. J. F. as be consistent with the and fer the Federal Govern¬ the rights of every State, and thereby the Republican, Hartford, Ct.; Bartlett A Hawley; $2. Cleveland, Lewis Cass 1857 Letcher, Kidwell, Snodgrass, Fayette may prompt authority upon Union of to sustain and Q3*" Editors friendly to our enterprise, who will - the and Chaa. E. Stuart . - 186V McMullen. efficient transaction of the public business. ment, directly or indirectly, to assume the States, Herald, Ellington, N. Y.; A. S. Brown. oopy the above advertisement, and send « paper VERMONT. XIV. That river and harbor debts of the several States, contracted for advance among us constitutional liberty, Evening Chronicle, Syracuse, N. Y.; II. R. Raymond marked to us, shall have the Farmer the ooining * By Governor's appointment. Tbo Legislature improve¬ $3, $1.50. with or without an Deo. 22. 4t Senators to Whigs..Jamos Meaoham, Andrew Tracy, ments, wheu to the and local and internal or other by continuing to resist all monopolies and daily weekly year, exchange. of Alabama trill have two United States Alvah Sabin. necessary safety improvements, exclusive for the benefit of the Spirit of the Age, Norwich, N. Y.; J. D. Lawyer; $1. cleat daring the coming session convenience of commerce with foreign State purposes; nor would such assump¬ legislation Wyoming Co. Mirror, Warsaw, N. Y.; A. Hoiley ; $2 A NEW VOLUME FOR THE HOUSEHOLD. WISCONSIN. few at the of and a N. D. H. nations or among the several States, are tion he just or expedient. expense the mauy, by Telegraph, Oneida, Y.; Frost; $1.25. BY WILLIS P. HAZARD, 178 Ches HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Old Line Democrats..Daniel Wells, jr., B. and constant adherence to those Banner of the Times, De Ruyter, N.' Y. nut objects of national concern, and it is the 4. That and sound forbid vigilant Free Press. N. A. N. PUBLISHEDstreet, above Seventh, Philadelphia. The House consists of two hundred and C. Eastman, John B. Maoy. justice policy and of the Con¬ Wellsville, Y.; Cole; $1.50. COOKERY AS IT SHOULD BE of in the exercise of its the Federal to foster one Frederick N. Fred¬ . Memliers and five Territorial Dele¬ duty Congress, Government principles cdmpromises Douglass' Paper, Rochester, Y.; thirty-four constitutional to for the branch of to the detriment of stitution which are broad enough and erick Douglass; $2. A new manual of the dining-room and kitchen, con, one now been INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM. powers, provide industry any Free Press, Gouverneur, New Mitchell A nul- in branch of gate*. * York; Territory having lately same. or to cherish interests of one to embrace and uphold the taining original recipes every cookery, formed, via: Washington. The Delegate*, other, th^ strong enough bert; $1. , domestic beverages, food for invalids, pickling, Ac. ADOPTED AT AUGUST 1852. XV. That and exiles from to the of another ol Union as it was, the Union as it is, and Herald, Jamestown, N. Y. with bill of fare for in the however, have no vote. PITTSBURGH, 12, emigrants portion injury portion Carson N. J. Together every day year, ALABAMA. the Qld World should find a cordial wel¬ our common ; that every citizen, the Union as it shall be, in the full expan¬ League, Syracuse, Y.; Thomas; $1.60. rules for oarving, Ac., by a Practical Housekeeper, in country sion of the and of this and pupil of Mrs. (Joodfellow. With appropriate il¬ Old Line Democrats..Philip Philip®, S. W. Having assembled National Conven¬ come to homes of comfort and fields of and every section of the country, has a energies capacity American Banner, Cherry Valley, Pa.; Jonh B.King lustrations. 12mo, cloth or half-bound, 75 cents. Harris, Wm. H. Smith, (ieorge S. Houghton, tion as the of the Free Democra¬ in the New ; and every to demand and insist an equal¬ great and progressive people. Courier, Coneantville, Pa.; G. W. Brown. Cookery as it should be ? Ah; well, that's a pretty delegates enterprise attempt right upon Olive Branch, Norristown, Pa.; $1. a VV. R. W. Cobb, James F. Dowdell. to their of of and and to com¬ Joseph Moyer; bold title! And dubious one, too, exclaims another, cy of the United States, united by a com¬ abridge privilege becoming ity rights privileges, Saturday Visiter, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Jane G. A William for if the authoress is to tell us what it should Abercrombie. * going Whig..James citizens and owners of the soil us and of and Swisshehn; $1.50. that will be for we all know mon resolve to maintain among plete ample protection persons THE WHIG PLATFORM. W. be, nothing new, by daily ARKANSAS. right against to be resisted with inflexible deter¬ from domestic violence or Freeman, Mercer, Pa.; T. Clark; $1.50. experience what it should and oould be, but what it Old Line Democrats..A. H. Greenwood, K. wrongs, and freedom slavery; con¬ ought property foreign ADOPTED AT BALTIMORE, JUNE 8, 185J. Weekly Crescent, Erie, Pa.; Caughey A McCreary; is not. Well, she tells you what it nbould be, and 1 against mination. $1.50. how to make it and in and A. Warren. in the and aggression. The so; short, plain, practical, CONNECTICUT. fiding intelligence, patriotism, XVI. That every natwyi has a* clear 5. That it is the duty of every branch of The of the United States, in People's Journal, Coudersport, Potter cqunty, simple rules, such as the result of a long and constant¬ Whigs Pa.; Ltougall, Mann A Haskell; $1.50. aotivo in for we wants Old Line Democrats..James T. Pratt, Colin the discriminating justice of the American right to alter or its own Govern¬ the Government to enforce and Convention assembled, to A ly experience providing daily M. Nathan S. change practice firmly adhering Dispatch, Pittsburg, Pa.; Fo^er Fleeson; daily of a large household, enables her to do in the very Ingereoll, Belcher,'Origen Sey¬ ; onr trust in God for the ment, and to administer its own concerns the most rigid economy, in conducting our the conservative $3, weekly $1. bust manner. one who has eaten at our au¬ mour. people putting great republican princi¬ Clarion of Freedom, Moorhead A Mo- Every of our and his in such manner as may best secure the affairs, and that no more revenue which are controlled and Indiana, Pa.; thoress's board will bear ample testimony to the ex¬ CALIFORNIA. triumph cause, invoking public ples by they gov¬ Claran; $1. cellent qualities of the many she and the of the to be raised than is to de¬ erned, and now, as ever, the Die Frie F. W. dai¬ good things daily Old Line Democrat*. . }. A. in our endeavors to advance it, rights promote happiness ought required relying upon Press, Philadelphia, Pa.; Thomas; sets before thorn, prepared under her own superin¬ MoDougall guidance and interference with the of the Gov¬ of the American with ly. $3. and the rules for which she herein Milton S. Latham. we now submit to the candid of people, foreign fray necessary expenses intelligence people, tendence, making judgment I that is a violation of the and for the but certain an confidence in their for Homestead Journal, Salem, A. Ilinksman; $1.60. sets forth. . DELAWARE. right dangerous ernment, gradual abiding capacity 0.; all men the following declaration of law of which all extinction of the det)t. their continued devo¬ Christian Press, Cineinnati, 0.; $2. The recipe* of the world-renowned Mrs. Goodfel- Old Line lkmocrat..George R. Riddle. prin¬ nations, agaiust independ¬ public self-government and True Democrat, Cleveland, 0.; Thomas Brown; dai¬ low, for cakea, pastry, and sweetmeats, are now for FLORIDA. ciples and measures: ent Governments should protest, and en¬ 6. That Congress has no power to tion to the Constitution and the Union, ly $6, weekly $2. the first time oolleeted together for the benefit of all Old Line E. Maxwell. deavor all means to charter a National Bank ; that we believe do the as the Ashtabula Sentinel, Jefferson and Ashtabula, 0.; W." who desire to btf good housekeepers. Democrat..Augustus I. That Governments, deriving their just by proper prevent; proclaim following political In short, this new Cook Book is offered to the UEORUIA. and is it the of the such an institution one of for C. Howell; $2. pub¬ powers from the consent of the governed, especially duty Ameri¬ deadly hostility sentiments and determinations, the Mahoning Free Democrat, Youngstown, 0.; M. Cullo- lic as the best whioh has ever been prepared, and the Old Line Democrats.J. L. Seward, A. H. are instituted men to secure to all can Government, the chief to the bests interests of the country, dan¬ establishment and maintenance of which tan; $1.60. publisher invites all housekeepers to purchase it and David J. Wm. B. W. among representing it a confident that will recommend it Colquit, Bailey, Bent, E. those inalienable of of the world, to to our institutions and their national as a is Commercial, Cleveland. 0.; H. M. Addison; $1.60. give trial, they W^Chaetain, Junius rights life, liberty, and' Republic protest against, gerous republican organization party Journal, Wellington, 0.; George Brewster, $1.60. to their friends as the only practical Cook Book of Hitiyer. the of with which and all means to the liberties of the and calculated effected: which can make use in all their household by proper people, Western daily" A. Alox. H. pursuit happiness, they prevent' . Reserve Chronicle, Warren, E. 0. How¬ they Whigs..David Reeee, Stephen? to the of the within O.; duties. Jan. 21. IOWA. were endowed by their Creator, and of the intervention of Kings and Emperors place business country , I. The Government of the United States ard; $1 none can be nations to establish for the control of a concentrated is of limited and it is confined Telegraph, Painsville, 0.; Gray A Doolittle; $2. Old Line Democrat.Bernhardt Henn which deprived by valid legis¬ against seeking money character, Ohio Times, Mount Vernon, 0., Chapman A Thrall; A NEW GLEE BOOK, by J. B. WOODBURY, Whig .John P. Cook. lation, except for crime. themselves republican or constitutional power, and above the laws and the will of to the exercise of powers expressly granted $1.60. Author of " Dulci>isa,'^rtc. INDIANA II. That the true mission of American Governments. the people; and that the results of Dem¬ by the Constitution, and such as may be Independent Democrat, Elyria, 0.; Philemon Bliss; COLUMBIA GLEE BOOK ; or, Music for Old Line Democrats..S. W. H. XVII. That the of ocratic iu this and all other the THEthe Million, in three parts. Miller, Eng¬ Democracy is to maintain the liberties of independence Hayti legislation, necessary and proper for carrying Columbian, Columbus, 0.; L. L. Rice. Part the number of choice lish, C. L. Dunham, James A. Lane, Thoa. A. the the of to be our Govern¬ financial measures which issues have into full and Free S. 1.comprising largest Henricks. John ti. Daniel Nor¬ people, sovereignty the States, ought recognised by upon granted powers execution, Democrat, Chardon, O.; J. Wright; $1. Glees, Quartettes, Tnos, Song*, Opera Choruses, Ac., Davis, Mace, and the of the and our commercial relations with been made between the two that all not thus or neces¬ Star, Ravenna, 0.; Lyman W. Hall; $1.60. ever man E. M. Chamberlain. Andrew J. perpetuity Union, by the ment, political par¬ powers granted Herald of published. Eddy, it on the of the most ties of the have to are to Freedom, Wilmington, 0.; J. W. Chaffin; Part 2.consisting of Sacred Anthems, Choruses, Harlan impartial application to pubfic affairs, with¬ placed footing favor¬ country, demonstrated, sarily implied expressly reserved $1.50. for solect societies and concorts. . Quartettes, Ac., out ed nations. , candid and men, of all the States and to the True 0. Whig..Samuel W. Porker. . sectional discriminations, of the fun¬ practical parties, respectively people. Republican Greenfield, Part 3.Containing most of the old popular Conti¬ ILLINOIS. damental of strict XVIII. That as, by the Constitution, their soundness, safety, and utility, in all II. The State Governments should be Williams Democrat, West Unity, 0.; Wm. A Hunter. nental Psalm tunes. Making the most complete col¬ principles equal rights, " lection, in all iti features, ever . l',c citizens of each en¬ business Free Democrat. S. H. published. Old Line Democrats John Wentworth, W. justice, and economical administration. State shall be pursuits. held secure in their reserved rights, and Detroit, Mich.; Baker; dally For sale by A. Richardson. James Allen, William H. Bin- l',e federal Government is titled to all privileges and immunities of 7. That the separation of the moueys the General Government sustained in its $5, weekly $1. FRANCK TAYLOR, Washington. D. C. sell, Willis Allen. one of limited derived from citizens of the several the of the Government from institu¬ constitutional and the Union Free Democrat, Indianapolis, Ind.; R. Vaile; $1.60 JEWETT, PROCTOR, A WORTHINGTON, B. Washburne. J. C. powers, solely Stajps," prac¬ banking powers, Cleve'and, Ohio. Whigs..E. Norton, the Constitution ; and the of power tice of imprisoning colored seamen of tions is indispensable for the safety of the should be revered and watched over as Western Citisen, Chicago, HI.; Z.C.Eastman; dsiil) A Cincinnati, Jam** Kichani Yates. grants ^ and MOORE, ANDERSON, CO., Knox, other while vessels to of the Government and the of " our weekly. Jan. 2.ld#w Ohio. KENTUCKY. therein ought to be striptly construed by States, the which funds rights the palladium of liberties." Journal, Sparta, III.; I. S. Coulter; $1.25. Old Line Democrats..Linn James S. all the departments and agents of the Gov- they belong lie in port, and refusing to the people. III. That while struggling freedom, Western Freeman, Galesburg, 111.; W. J. Lane; $2 WANTED I* TOLEDO, OHIO, Boyd, exercise the to such cases be¬ 8. That the liberal embodied warmest Standard, Freeport, HI. Chrisman J. M Elliott, J C. Breckenridge, R. eminent, and it is inexpedient and dan- right bring principles everywhere, enlists the sympathy PARTNER, who is a practical Druggist, and can H. Stanton gerous to exercise doubtful constitutional fore the Supreme Court of the United by Jefferson in the Declaration of Inde¬ of the Whig party, we still adhere to the Free Democrat, Waukesha, Wis.; S. M. Booth; dai¬ A bring a cash capital ol from Ave to ten thousand . E to test the of such and sanctioned in the Consti¬ of the Father of his as ly $4, weekly $2. dollars, to inrest in a well established wholesale Drug Whigs.. B.-nj, Cray, Presley Ewing, powers. States, legality pro¬ pendence, doctrines Country, Kenosha, Wis.; Sholes A Frank; $2. at one of iho best in tho Western coun¬ S. Hill. ours Telegraph, * House, points Clemeni Wm. Preston, Leander M. IV. That the Constitution of the United ceedings, is a flagrant violation of the tution, which makes the land of lib¬ announced in his Farewell Address, ol Free Press, Janesville, Wis.; Joseph Baker; $1.50. for a trade. Cox. J. A. try large jobbing States, ordained to form a more Constitution, and an invasion of the erty and the asylum of the oppressed of ourselves free from all Free Press, Sb«^>oygan Falls, Wis.; Smith; $2 It is about four years since this house was first LOriHlANA. perfect rights keeping entangling Advocate, Racine, Wis.; CiClements; $2. and has done a and business union, to establish and secure the of the citizens of otther States, in¬ every nation, have ever been cardinal prin¬ alliances with countries, and of opened large profitable Old Line Democrats . Wm justice, utterly foreign from the start. I purchased and have conducted the Dunbar, John consistent with the the Democratic faith never Newa, Newport, Ky.; W. S. Bailey; $1. Perkins, jr. blessings of liberty, expressly denies to professions made by ciples in ; ^nd every quitting our own to stand upon for¬ Kentucky business for over two years, during which timo the the General Government all to de- the slaveholders, that wish the to the of be¬ That our mission as a Re¬ True Democrat, Mount Pleasant. Iowa; J. W. trade has steadily increased from over fifty per cent, Whig".Theodore U. Hunt, John B. Smith. power they pro¬ attempt abridge privilege eign ground. Howe; the first business to one hundred and visions of the citizens and the owbw of soil our $1.50. during year's MAKtf pr.ve any person of life, liberty, or prop¬ Constitution faithfully ob¬ coming public is net to propagate opinions, Th. filly per cent, the past year. And, with my facilities ACIIUPKTT8. to be with the Der Demokrat, Davenport, Iowa; Gulich; $2. the trade Old Line Democrat..Nathahiel P. Banks. erty, without due process of law; and, served by every State in the Union. among us, ought resisted or impose on other countries our form of for business, Western acquaintance. Ac , can be with the additional to Whics.. '/.eoo Samoel the no more we same which the alien and se¬ artifice or but to Pacific Statesman, San Francisco, Cal.; J. H. Purdy made, capital required, Scudder, L. Crocker, therefore, Government, having XIX. That recommend" the intro¬ spirit swept government, by force, reach from one hundrod to one hundred and fifty J. Wiley Edmunds, Samuel H. Walley, Wil¬ power to make a slave than to make a duction into all treaties, hereafter to be dition laws from our statute books. teac-h by example, and show by our suc¬ Der National Demokrat, Washington, D. C.; Fred thousand dollars annually. liam Appl«*ton. Charles W. Upham, Tanpau king, and no more power to establish sla¬ negotiated between the United Slates and 9. That Congress has no power under cess, moderation, and justice, the bless¬ Schmidt, editor; Buell A Hlanchard, publishers; $2. For further particulars, address the undersigned, WeDiwoclh. Edward Dickinson, John Z. (»ood- to the Constitution to interfere with or con¬ of advan¬ as above. All letters of inquiry will meet with prompt very than establish monarchv, should at foreign nations, of s6me provision for the ings self-government and ^he ANTI-SLAVERY PRESS. attention. * I. M. ASHLKY. riftk. once to the institutions of the sev¬ De proceed relieve itself from all re¬ amicable settlement of difficulties by a re¬ trol domestic tages of free institutions. Liberator, Boston, Ms.; Wm. Lloyd Garrison; $2.60. Jan. 28. ldlw Independent Democrat..Alex Witt. for the existence of eral and that such States are the IV. Tharwhere the make and MICHIOAN sponsibility slavery sort to decisive arbitration. . States, people Pennsylvania Freeman, Philadelphia, Pa.; C. M. Bur¬ ONE THiH'N VND AGENT* WANTED. it sole of Old Lint Democrats..David Stuart, David wherever possesses constitutional power XX. That the Free Democratic is and proper judges everything ap¬ control the Government, they should obey leigh; $2. chance for young men this winter. Address to for its party to their own not its and as Nov. t. M. J. Crawfordsville, Ind. A. Noble, Samuel Clark, Hestor L. Stephens legislate extinction. not to aid either the or pertaining affairs, prohib¬ constitution, laws, treaties, they National Anti-Slavery Standard, New York, N. Y.; [jMNE CyOK. V. to the and organized Whig ited the Constitution ; that all efforts would retain their and the le- S. H. Gay A E. Quincy; $2. MAINE. That, persevering impor¬ Democratic wing of the great Slave Com¬ by self-respect, WASHINGTON FOR SALE. Old Line Democrats.Moses Sam¬ tunate demands of the Slave Power for of the Abolitionists or others, made to in¬ which claim and will enforce Anti-Slavery Bugle, Salem, 0.; M. R. Robinson ; $1.60. FARM NEAR McDonald, promise party of the nation, but to defeat spect they Voice of the subscriber offers for salo his Farm, situated oa! Mayall, T. J. D Poller more slave new slave Territories duce to interfere with from Fugitive. in Prince Wilder States, them both ; and that repudiating and re¬ Congress questions foreign powers. THEabout firo milos from Washington, D.C., Whigs..E. "Farley, Samuel P. Ben¬ and the nationalization of our dis¬ of slavery, or to take incipient steps in re¬ V. Government should be conducted George's county, Md. It contains 178| acros, more Israel W Slavery, both, as and a alluvial son, ashhurn, jr. tinct and final answer more nouncing hopeleswly corrupt, are calculstrd to lead to of strictest QUELL A BLANOBARD. WASHINGTON, D. 0. than 30 of which is fine meadow, producing is.no slave lation thereto, upon principles the economy, a to but which un- MIM8IWIPPI. utterly unworthy of confidence, the pur¬ have now for a ton and half of hay tho acre, nn no nationalized the most and conse¬ and revenue sufficient for the ready delivery dor cultivation at least two Old Line Demit tats . Daniel B. Territory, pose of the Free is to take alarming dangerous expenses improved would*produce Wright, [and no national for the Democracy quences ; and that all such efforts have an thereof, in time of peace, to bp MANUEL PERKIRA; tons. sells in the Washington market at from Wm S. Barry. O R Singleton, Wiley P. Har¬ Slavery, legislation possession of the Federal Government, ought to Hay ton. About four acres of the is ris Wm Barksdale. extradition of slaves. inevitable to diminish the happi¬ derivqd from a on OE, $15 $.'10 per place and administer it for the better protection tendency mainly duty imports, a marsh, covorod with several foet in thickness of MARYLAND V I. That is a sin God ness of the and endanger the sta¬ and not from direct taxes; and, in THE SOVEREIGN RULE OF SOUTH CAROLERA. black earth, the result of vegetation, whieh, Slavery against of the rights and interests of the whole people levying with decayed Old Line Democrat*..Jacob Showor, Joshua and a crime against man, which no human bility and permanency of the I nion, and such duties, sound policy requires a just Vietpt SouUurn and properly composted, is a source from which the up¬ Wm. T. Hamilton. people. not to be countenanced and from fraud of Law*, Life, Hospitality. land may be enriched at a reasonable cost. About Viwaot, Henry May. enactment nor usage can make right; and XXI. That we inscribe on our ought by any discrimination protection AO acres of the farm is woodland.growth principally .Jubn R A. banner, Written 8. P. 0. Adams. Whigs Franklin, R. Sollert that Christianity, humanity, and patriotism, Freet Free Free friend of our political institutions. by specific duties, when practicable, In Charleston, 0., by oak and chostnut. The land, except tho inoadow. is MISSOURI. Soil, Speech, Labor' be and affords many beautiful sites for build¬ alike demand its abolition. IV. That the prop¬ whereby suitable encouragement may above work forma a beautiful ISino volume ol undulating, Old Line Dimocrats. . Thomas H. Benton, and Free Men, and under it will fight on Resolved, foregoing ing. Thero are many springs of excellent water on VII. That the Slave Act of 1850 osition covers and was intended to em¬ assured to American industry, equally to THKover 300 page*, sin all pica. Price.in paper, 5< the and it is noted/or its hoalthftilness. The Alfred W. lamb, John 8 Phelps fugitive and fight ever, until a triumphant victory 76 cent*. The usual discount to th« place, J<»hn O. is repugnant to the Constitution, to the brace the whole of all classes and to all portions of the coun¬ oistii muslin, soil of the part of tho upland is a sandy loam, Whig-. Ltndley, John fl. Miller, shall reward our exertions. subject slavery agitation Trad*. Order* solicited. Copies sent by mail, pre greater some Mordeeai Sam. of the common to the in and therefore the Demo¬ try. distanoe under for ftl cent*. nnderlaid by clay.in placos, clay predomina¬ Caruther* . . CHirer, law, . 3,000 mile*, principles XXII. That this Platform the Con¬ Congress; . paid, any ting. About 75 acros could be dividod into small gar¬ of and to the senti¬ upon cratic of the on this VI. The Constitution vests in The above work ia a delineation of the scene* anc an of wood MINNESOTA. spirit Christianity, vention to the American party Union, standing Congress incident* connected with the in 1863 dening farms, giving nearly equal quantity OU Lint Democrat.Henry M. Rice. ments of the civilized world. We there¬ presents People, national will abide and adhere the power to open and repair harbors, and imprisonment, and arable land to oach. There is an orch&rd of ISO as a candidate for the office of President platform, by of Manuel Pereira, steward of the British brig Jan troos and AO trees on Cho all bear¬ NEW YORK fore its force the a of the acts known remove obstructions from in the peach applo place, deny binding upon to faithful execution navigable rivers; son, jail of Charleston, 8. C. , fenced. The are.a Old Lint Democrat' .Jas of the ^United States, John P. of ing. The farm is w.ell buildings log Manrioe, Ths. W. American and demand its imme¬ Hale, as the measures settled the and it is that shall ex¬ The following notice of this work Is copied from th< house of four rooms, with a frame addition of three Hiram People, New and as a candidate for Compromise by expedient Congress Nolitmal Bra of 17: Comming, Walbridge. Mike Walsh. diate and total Hampshire, last " the act for fu¬ ercise that power whenever such February rooms, a meat-house of sun-dried brick, a log kitchen William M. John repeal. Congress, reclaiming improve¬ "The above ia the title of a work now in press a stable, car Tweed, Wheeler, William A. the office of Vice President of the United included ments are. the common separate from the dwelling, corn-house, Francis B. Jared V. VIII. That the doctrine that any human gitives from service or labor,' ; necessaryfor defence founded upon that infamous statute of South Carolina Ac. There is a stream r>f water running Walker, Cutting, Peck, States, George W. Julian, of Indiana, which a colorm riage-house, WiHiam T R. Gilbert aw is a finality, and not^ubject to modi- which act, designed to carry out an Of for the, protection and facility of com¬ by her oitisen* claim right to Imprison through the place, with sufficient water and fall for a Murray. Weetbrook, and commends them to the being of all nation*, and even those cast. upon tbeii acre. Terms -one-third Rulbs W. Peekham, Charles ication or repeal, is not in accordance earnestly sup¬ of the Constitution, can¬ merce with foreign nations or among the shores in distress. We have the hook in ad small mill. Price. $50 per Dean, Hughes. of all freemen and express provision perused eash; a long credit for tho residue, if desired; or, it Perkins, Peter Daniel T. with the creed of the founders of our Gov¬ port parties. not with thereto be or so States ; such improvements being, in every vanee of its publication, and And that it give* a life for real estate in the of Bishop Rowe, Jones, fidelity repealed like of the vessel in wnich he sailed would be exchanged city Andrew Oliver, John J. Taylor, George Hast¬ ernment, and is to the liberties as to or impair its olfi- instance, national and general in their picture Pereira, Washington. Address MAKTIN BUHfil«, E. too. dangerous changed destroy the atorms she encountered, and her wrecked condition Washington, D. C. ing*. Reuben Km ol the WORM FOR SALE IT TRI80P- character. . when into the of B. to A. Simmons. people. MTMLiVBkY ciency. brought port Charleston, C.; Fifty acres, about half of which is woodland, and- Whig*.Rossel Sage, (ieorge IX. That the acts of known BT LP WIS CliBPHA&E, V. Resolved, That the Democratic party VII. The Federal and State Govern¬ gether with the imprisonment of Pereira, several sea which could be divided into three gardening farms, W. Chase, O. B. Matteson. Ben Congress PICK, men tA the New States, and tw< George Henry as the l oinpromise Measures of 1850 by will resist all at renewing, in ments are parts of one system, alike ne¬ belonging England with woodland and a beautiful building site to each, nett, Edwin B. Morgan, David Life of I*aac T. Hopper.price $1.56, portage il attempts French seamen tbe prison regimen, character of tht would be sold Or, If I will sell Carpenter, . making the admission of a State or out of the of the cessary for the common Charleston and the of certain offi separately. preferred, Thomas F. Flagler. Solomon G. Haven, Benja sovereign cent*. Congress it, agitation prosperity, peace, police, mendacity the other part of the farm, on which are the bnildings, jpta contingent upon the of other under whatever shape or and security, and- ought to be regarded oials, who make the law a medium of peculation. Tlx orchard, and meadow, whioh oannot be conveniently Pnn*le adoption Uncle Torn'* Cabin.price H7j cento, postage IJ cento; Slavery question, work is replete with incidents of Southern life and M. B . alike with a and immova¬ divided. fndtftndmi Democrats Gerrit Smith, Ca¬ ! deman1ded ^ the special inter- «re eopiea for $2, portage paid polor the attempt may be made. cordial, habitual, character, pointing Southerners to the things that call est of the ble attachment. for the own a leb Lye®. Slavery; by their omiss.on to gunr- Uncle Torn'* Cabin in 50 cent*, port¬ VI. Resolved, That the proceeds of Respect authority for correction at their hands, with foroe that AND WBODING CARDS. German.price cannot be miataken. The work is written one wh< ? ¦SITING NEW JEK8EY. anty freedom in free Territories; by their age 16 rent* lands to be sacredly applied of each, and acquiescence in the constitu¬ by of TWO DOLLARS, bv mail, the (Ml Lit Democrat*..Nathan public ought has taken a prominent part in the affairs of the South the receipt of T. Stratt n, to unconstitutional limit¬ |.« T nolo Tom * 60 cent*, poitan 16 to the national in the tional measures of each, are duties re¬ and eannot fail to interest alike the reader subscriber will immediately forward, free attempt impose Key Cabin.price objects specified general UPON cards, with the name Cbaftee SkeRon. Samoel Lilly, George Vrail. ations on the of and the cento. we are to the "considerations of commercial man, and philanthropist." postage, a pack of fifty Visiting A c. M. power Congress Constitution; and that opposed quired .by plainest of the vn-itltm upon them in a style which re¬ Whig Pennington. to admit new Stales their White in the Hon. Charle* of such of and individual welfare. The above work can be obtained, 4t wholesal* person from people ; by pro¬ Slavery Rarbary State*, by any law for the distribution pro¬ National, State, prions, from quire* the closest examination to distinguish it 1TCW HAMPSHIRE visions for the assumption of five millions Homner.price 60 cento, portage 13 cento. ceeds among the States, as alike VIII. The series of acts of the 31st John P. Jkwktt k Co., Boston, Mass., nifrnving. Wedding Cards, from fonr to five dollars Old hint Democrats .George W. Kittredge, of one volume inexpe¬( Skrvitta J. 48 Beekman New per pack of fifty Samples will be sent te persons by the State debt of Texas, and fbr the Qiddingi'aSpeechea, lime.price $1, pott dient in and to the on- commonly known as the Com¬ Batks, St., York, a Write W. Morrinon, Hibbard *5 poRcy repugnant Congress, Willis P. Hazard, applying, postage paid, and enclosing stamp. Hnrry cento. . George of fire millions and the NC* or act for the Philadelphia, Address ¦ NORTH CAROLINA. payment more, flood.tl's stitution. promise Adjustment, (the And from the publishers, the name plainly. of « to the same American Slave Code-price 75 cMto POft- we are of from labor included,) BITKLL A BLANCH ARD, D. 0. WM. A. RICHARDSON. Old Lne Dtmoerat»..H. H Shaw, Thorn a# large territory 18 cento. VII. Resolved, That decidedly recovery fugitives Washington, Dm. JO.