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1.-THE BULLETIN

Returns in from the tollowing counties:
Pike Bradford and Susquehanna counties, showing a
gain of 200 for the wings. Wlmo reelected by 1900
majority
THURSDAY, O'Clock, p. m.
-FOUR correspondent Diego, must excuse us for not
undertaking Office which is beyond our capacity I'VE
are no Gdipus, to solve such engma.-UNIoN.]
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ELECTIONS.

From the Pennsy vanian October IA
Penpsyivsnia observation-disclosures for Governor.
1874 1913
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Oct B-3t* Attorney, Solicitor, and Counsellor


LIVERY ono who wants Carpesing can and ~ oar
T. an article suit, have every possible grade
and style on hand. We have
Rich tapestry velvet
Rich velvet administer
Rich tapestry Brussels
Rich medium do
Superior and medium Brussels
Brussels stair
Tapestry do
Extra superfine three-ply
Usual quality do
Extra super ingram
Usual quality do
Fine ingram, common do
Cotton Competing, list do rag do
Twilled and plain venstians
Rugs of all pricos and styles
Door mats, DC.
Having much larger stock of Competing than anv other
house south of New York. unhesitatnay say to iii in
of carpets, they do better with than elsewhere
Call and see. d. CLAGETT dE 90.
We have large stair rods sizes and
prices which will sell much below the usual prices
Oct 15-6tif
ENANCY GOODs.-we have In . large stsok q
Fancy Goods 10 which invite the particular attsu-
ton of the Ladies'. We have
Rich worked Muslin Capes
Medium and low-priced do
Rich Thread Lace Capes and Berthes
Rich French worked Capes, in Lace
Fine Lace Capes
Do Standing Collars and Cuffs to match
Medium and low priced Muslin Collars
Muslin Standing Collars
Black Lace Capes and Demi Vels
Net Cravat Scars embroidered Silk Cravats Velvct
Neckties.
With many other desirable Fancy Goods which will be
tual credit customers.
Oct l5-6tif. d. CLAGETT A. co
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LNRENCH FURNITURE PRIrTs.-We have recei we'd
20 pieces real French furniture prints great bargains
pieces Turkey reds, in red and yellow and red and
black. d. C1AGETT IL CO.
Oct. I5-6uf
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OJThe Presbytery Of the Dast.1ct 81 osau.aAAa wsn
meet in the I'd Presbyterian church, New York avenue.
18th street, u o'clock, Monday evening" Il Win b
opened with sermon by the Rev. Dr. Hammer The pub
lie invited to attend.
Oct. Is
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ny n. @KEE3Vs .4nct6oM1W.
RoOhs, Books, Maps Oharts, Paper, 49, ~ Auetasa.
On tuesday, the l7th instant shall SELL in front Of
Centre Market, at O'Clock, large lot Of mscsla
Also, large lot OF large and small blank books, ruled
and bound largo folio of maps and charts, with many
other articles in that line.
Also, lot Of furniture, stoves, &C.
Terms cash A. GREEN.
Oct lb-2 Auctonssr.
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TNsTRUC rION upon the Art OF Pointing Cannon, for
the use OF young sea officers translated from the French
~ an oihcer oil the United States pamphlet, with
,ngrayngs and diagrams; price 81 cents. just issued
rom the press. For sale by +. TAYLOR.
Get Is
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274s0 23,2l2 23,2O9 24,4OO
Philadelphia city and county, Franklin, Berks Dauphin
Delaware, Allegheny, Montgomery, York, Bedford,
Chester, Schuylkill, and Lancaster are official.
Close Work.
From the above figures will be that the vote for
governor is becoming uery close, and that the federal
maores being cut down far below the first reports
Our last news looks suspicious. but it is not decisive
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(hS- The members OF tho franklin D1ro Cenauanv
requested their engine house this rnqsnin9
IL O'clock in full uniform, with the usual badge 81
mourning, attend tho funeral of Mr. o. T. Roberta late
member of this company.
BY order: w. A. BOSS.
Octl4 Secretary franklin Fire Company
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Pennsylvanla.
Oct 14-10 o'clock, a. m.
We think we have the democratic canal commissioner,
and Johnson if elected, will have only small majority
IL o'clock, m.
Painter, democratic canal commissioner, is probably
elected Johnstons majority, so far, 49, Contest very
close.
o'clock, p m.
Painter is elected and governor close to be doubt
full.
81 o'clock, p.
Johnston S about 900 ahead with six counties TO be
heard from that gave 997 democratic majority in 1874
Our majority may be reduced, but so will theirs
o'clock, p. m
McLanahan' is elected Four counties to hear from.
Johnstons majority far 921 Painter, democrat, elect
ed canal commissioner by 1900.
y In place of Brady, (whg) present member.
Ohio.
The governors vote is very close and it will require
the official statement determine the result The Senate
is tie House probably wing by two four majority
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or Rally Democrats-A public meeting of tho Second
Ward Democratic Association will be held Tuesday
evening next the 18th instant half past O'Clock 1t the
Franklin Engine house Several speakers have been In
vited, and viii address the meeting.
Members Of the various ward associations, and demo-
Gratis generally respectfully invited to attend.
ss1sj sg Ss 5ssssssoaAs. Committee.
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As-Fourth Ward Cass and Butler Club,-A msetinr al
the Club will be held Jackson Hall Tuesday evsninx
next u O'Clock. Addresses will be delivered All DEM
ocrats are invited to attend THOS. CATION.
Oct SeOrnfnrv
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Our attention has again been called to the varied cor.
espondence OF Gen Taylor, by the following letter from
one of the most intelligent men in Virginia:
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Latest From Europe.

) We take the following telegraphic report
IF the news by the Niagara, which arrived
at Boston on the It'll insi, from tae Alton Tel
esraph.
Iirayool, Aug. lS.-The market for \.
mcrcan produce has improved. Lard has
improved slightly, and sells ut LIS cd. T.
ii>. Bacon las also advanced about -.
aud firm; Sides -. 10 rs: Hams 2S> IL
lis. Cd. Beef is steady. Sales of prime
Pork NJ is. Cd. Wheat has advanced =.
I'd. per - lbS. Flour Las also advanced
from l.. 10 Is. 81. per bbl. Corn, for lie
llud, has advanced :. CT. per quarter.
Sales Of Ncala, 33>. 33>. Gd. per quarter.
The wet and cold weather, causes scri.
Gus alarm Tor the crops. The potaioe roti>
F. prevailing all over the Kingdom.
hr3ud.-M caghcr, O'poncugh, and
lcyue, arrested. Police aud soldiers were
/ IN pursuit of Ottoman and other courcdr.
rates. Arrests continue To be made in eve
~ pant ct the country. O'Bricn will soon
+ have hl>tral. Tranquility prevail at pres
rn', bat the people aye far from being well
disposed towards the Government.
Several lriShmeu and Chartis.s have
been arrested ia England, for using scli-
tio"S language. \ letter was found on o..
Bueu, when orre>'vd, from DAILY which was
considered highly reasonable, and written
alter the rebellion had commenced at Nlier.
The Irish clergy were doing all in their
power To preserve peace. Three Americans
anu two Igeuchmvn, who were CrA>Siu,
irom Scotland 10 Armagh, had been arrest.
ed a> Sympa,hizers and large sums ufmon.
cy found on them.
y Bren lad written a letter. Indignantly
denying the charge of having made stipu-
IdliunS with the government to- save his life
lie says 10 offer would be accepted. but
liberty for all TO leave the country.
ErG,cc.-in Paris all was still. l.7gO
persons had been found guilty of aiding in
the iu>urrCction Of Jane last, and > coo had
been liberated.
Lomnr,jnc has minated to the e.
,eciorS his desire for retirement.
C'fcatanNiety prevails concerning the dis
closures that have been made, relative 10
the late in>urrectiou; all Of " hich will soon
be printed for tue Assembly and made pub
lie. The debate on il, (Which was 20 have
commenced OF the 2lSt of AuguSt,) viii
cause great excitement. Gen. Cavaignac
had made iu!! arrangements 10 prevent any
violence.
The non intervention policy adopted by
the Government, had made It many enc
emies; but it was hoped thatthc good sense
of the people woulddrumph.
Gen. Walden, at the head ofthc Austrian
army, had entered the Papa domiuions.
The Pope was greatly iucenSed Mt the in.
va>ion. \ battle enSued. in which the
Au>'rians were worSted.-The German
DuchieS have renewed the war: but no bat.
ties had yet been fought. Blockade recon.
minced on the 18th.
The Liverpool papers are filled with ac-
counts Of American meetings, sympathi- .
ziug with Ireland.
The ChartiStS were again makiuk hos.
tile demonstrations in various parts of Eug-
land.
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We copy the following comment on the
recent moycmen.s in Ireland, from the Phi!-
GdelgtiG sun, the first paper in that city TO
urge TAYLCR's nomination, and the most
jealous IN his support now. We rejoice
that no such editors or men Helons TO the
democratic party; in deed they would not
be tolerated in il for an hour.
We have seen so much of this same gas
conade in ireland, without any important
consequences. that we must have further
proofs, before we can believe that any great
progress towards liberty is to be made at
this period. The same popular cutlery
the same newspaper bluster-the same Sc
cret armiu, and drilling, and the same con.
ceaied organization cfvO!untecrs, have been
gone through in that country at various
times in history. Heretofore, these move
meu,s have resulted only in riyeiing more
firmly the chains of England; in leaving
Ireland more Of a slave than ever. We
have good grounds for believing that the
may now be pending.
The Irish race are as unfit for liberty as
any other race that we have met with in
history. W. are APT W COiiSlNtT tnt NltNl-
cans the most degraded nation, so far as
their own liberties are concerned: but they
have occasionally accomplished their free
dom and preserved it until it has been lost
By the ireachery of pariizen leaders. The
Irish have never bya bold aud united move.
meu', advanced step beyond the state of
va>salage 90 England, TO which they have
been subjected, with but little n,ermission,
ever since the reign of Henry the Eighth
Each imbecile struggle for liberty has been
Immediately put down, and we are not, by
any means, persuaded that a similar strug.
gle now, will be a particle more successful.
We supposed that all Americans looked
on the coming battle in Ireland with hope
aud sympathy for the oppressed. We
thought that not one would say aught or
Gel, auslt, hostile to the great conflict. But
we were deceived. The faction in Phila-
dclphia which claims 10 have ruled the
Wing party aud to have forced it TO adopt
the candidate nominated in the Nativst
Convention last year, can insult Irish pat
rio,i,m in the hour Of its stcncst struggle
for liberty.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-08

FRED EMNoSs AND Tue MICHIGAN DEL.
rcATIoN.-Every body knows FRED Eu-
MONS, the steamboat runner aud wag If
Bulialo-Lut every body does not know
how he stock in" the Michigan delegation
at the late free soil" Convention.
On the morning of the 'Creat day"
gaun; long heelei procession was seen com.
ing up from the riveraud travelling through
the city, making wonderful display ofbad-
geS and free soil ribbons. Emmun>, OH the
lookout Tor game, assuming To be a com.
mtttee OF scrsrdi, walked up TO the head Of
the delegation, and asked IT they were pro.
'lded with qudrtcrs-not tIco hiiiR pieces
but place tO'put up The chiefor the
Wolverines answered they had no place to
eat, drink nor sleep, and expected to camp
out. FRED told them il was Just as he rx.
pected, that having great respect Tor the
Michigan delegation, coming as they did
from CaSS' own State, he had reserved ac.
c0mlnodatOnS for them at the 81. ChGrisS
krrtdHgc, where they would find ,ictuals.
drink aud lodging. The ivory ofthc Mich.
lsanderS showed itself all-a-rouud at tbi,
announcement, and FRED discharged them
with the promise that he would be on the
ground to escort them 10 their dinner. Ia
/ the meantime FRED slips down TO Old moth.
er Tanners, who lives, it is said across the
canal, in the "districi," and told the hostess
OF the "St. Charles that her house would
be honorcd at dinner with the Michigan
delegation. \ Squint from FRED was all
the explanation the old bcl.dame needed.
Dinner hour came and so did FRED and
I his delegation. "Ra,her queer place for
a tdrcFU,' some Of them remark cd
"GHcSS they amt used to so many all al
once" said another. But they AL agreed
there was enough TO EAT, which was the
main point; besides they had some ALFRED
pretty SrRvAST GIRLS waiting on the table.
"Althongh 60 against slavery, and slave
ry extension" says one, IL can't bear MIG
GER walters" "Ihcrc is odOur in that ar
gument, says another. .'Ihcre is FITNESS
( in things. can relish my victuals better
coming from the hands Of pretty waiting
maids than fran any of your Ethiopian
/ qWiaieSseaCeS." The dinner progressed, no
politics were discussed.
"Forwhca there's ladies' in the caeo
All other things must needs give place.
But such "qneer looking ladies'" says
one, STRESSED so oddly, and how very So
tiablc, they are for servant girls" "Thcy
must belong TO the free speech party, The
same as we do" says another. The wait.
ing maids did get rather rude. and at last
made very free with their "irec solr nc
quain'anccs, chutking them under the chin
and slapping them on the shoulder with the
familiar salutation, "Cume, amt YOU 90
ing 20 treat, old boss ?"
1t is needless 10 say the dinner wound M
without dessert. A few bottles of bad
smelling gin and Mate mr. tyn or ,ol,,nsoI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-08

JUDGE McLrAY A CAss Judge Nc.
Lean has lately lepublisheh, with notes aud
comments, his views on the free territory
question, which were originally published
III the National Intelligence last winter. II
has come upon the barnburners like show.
er bath. They had seriously talk cd ofnom.
mating The Judge for the presidency instead
VI Mr.. Van Buren,, but now they are dis
mayed to find him opposed to them and ia.
King exactly the Cass ground n.he slavery
question. Against the baruburner doctrine
that congress should prohibit slavery in the
territories Judge Mclean says:
"To prohibit implies the RICH, to do the
,h,nK prohibited. Why prohibit man from
taxing his siavesto free territory il he has
no night to do so? He iorieits the slave by
bringing him into the territory, whether he
Is prohibited from doing so or not. A pro.
hi6ition does not add TO the force of the A.
oove principle. And If effect cannot be
fectual z"
N"" TINS is exactly the position Of Gen.
Cass which he thus states in his Nicholson
letter.
"!,rielly, then, ! AM OPPOSED TO
lie ENERClSEOF ANY JURISDIC.
IlON BY CONGRESS OVER THIS
MA IIER; aud am in favor OF leaving
10 me people nl any territory, which may
hereafter be acquired, the iish, TO regulate
II Tor themselves, under the general princi.
pies oil The constitutions
Both say Congress has M rishi to cs,ab.
Esh, and therefore 10 RICH, To "prohibir.
slavery in the territories. Aud this is no,
only the opinion Of these eminent men. bu,
also of Judge Browlson, whose opinion W,
published last week and Of Chancellor Wal
worth, and Judge Berrien, of Georgia, An,
q Robert J. Walker, Of Mississippi. II i
the only ground upon which the emncn
aud pure men both north and south agree
aud while il efiectually excludes SLAYER,
forever from the territories, keeps this excl
ting question out Of congress.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-08

FREE SouL MrrIINC.-Thc free soil men
held a meeting near the Market House ON
Friday evening. The a>sembhse was al.
dressed by Thos. lloync, Geo. Alaneue
amH Dr. Brainari, and by Mr.. Codding Of
Wisconsin, Chicago Democrat.
This is the company our Van Buren, dem
ocratS are getting into. Than Codding. no
man IN northern Illinois ever abused the
democrats more and particularly Van Gu.
rem. Hes the most foul mouthcd aJoE-
ZIONIST we ever heard. s.. Clair and Man
terrc, Coddins and Barnard, Bib and Doug
lass! "pe air needs no iumcry" in such a
crowd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-08

Mr., VAS BuRES.-lIow degrading and
disgusting is the political tcrgiversatiun If
Martin Van Buren, How frivolous and
absurd his apologies IT. 1888 la, language
was that ",hc abolition of slavery in the dis.
'rict of Columbia, without the consen, of
the slave holding states, would violate the
spirit Of that great compromise Of interests
which lie at the base of our federal coin.
pact;" on the 10th Of June last, he declared
in his Utica letter, that these reason,
were still satisfactory TO his mind; and now,
but sixty days after making this dcclara.
ton, he endorses the Buffalo platform, aud
Sayshc is ready 10 sign n bill for the aLoli.
ton Of slavery in the district of columbia,
though passed without the consent, Of the
slavcholding states, and his apology Tor this
giaring inconsistency is, that, many ofthe
reasons whichopera,cd Oh his mind " hen he
made his former declaration, no longer erisi.
"The great compromise Of interests which
lie at the base,of our federal compact, :" has
passed away! Is the man dcmen,cd2 Or
is he trying TO hnmbug? Is he fool or knaveG
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-08

Z ELfJAH T. LOVEJoY.-in the year 1886,
peaceable New England man went 20 Al.
ton, in the state Of Illinois, and started news
paper, in which, by the use of temperate
ard decorous language, he advocated the
abolition Of slavery in the south. One nj Oh,
his house was ru,hlcssly broken into by a
band ofru1ins, lis printing materials were
seized aud destroyed, and this unolending
man was torn from his family aud muldcr.
cd. The atrocious deed created the deep
est excitement throughout the Union, and
a Few presiden, being at about that time in
auguyated, il was deemed Of sullicicn, i'm
portancc to deserve 4 notice in his address.
The following is the language Of the new
president on that occasion:
".i reckless disregard cfthe consequences
ofthcir conduct, has exposed iadiridDGls Ia
populdr iaGigpdiioa.'
Readcr,who was this patron ofmobS, who
could smooth over their deeds uf murder by
the gentle and irs'iica;ory terms of '.popu.
lar Indignation? 1t was MARTIN VAN
buren,, the candidate OF the ABoLluoNISr,
for the presidency, and who s,ill says hc
has not changed his views since 1857!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-08

The election on Monday went off very
quietly and the vote pollcd was small
Patty lines were diSrcgardcd, and the con-
sequence is that the wings have again got
the mos, important offices. Mr.. Leland
has been defeated by the western end Of
the county voting all one way, aud Mr..
Dickey has obtaued majority over Frid-
ley by superior activity.
The following are the official returns OF
this county:
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MAlNr-MR. NAY BuREN.-The Demo.
cratic members the Maine Legislature
have held a meeting and passed unanimous.
ly, resolutions denouncing the detection ef
Mr.. Vas BCREy and Marcus MoRroy.
They request that the latter be removed
from the oIlice which he now uses 10 foster
sectional and unworthy objects. This is
right. Alta lime Ike the preseut, it be.
comes the Democracy 20 show no hc>itau.
cy IN their population Of error, and Of sec.
iional dis0rgani2ation. We have no fear
that the strength Of the party will be i'm.
paired, by sloughlng Of The corrupt mem.
bersi FOR patriotic and high.minded voter,
will have more confidence in our cause.
when they see its advocates resolved nei.
Their TO coun,enance error norto sympa,hize
with the promoters Of sectional wrong, geo.
graphical divisions and assaults upon the
Union. The Wings have learned that the
new issue is carrying or many of their par.
~, but they hesitate TO denonnce il.
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IRENE ndous Flare up aHien- the Taylor wings
ia Albany

'"' "'o'' '""se VI IL
RI PNr'N h'''t' Id, Aug, = iGN'
the rrcc;n, Wv ,n,,,,,,ico,;"n ~, th,, ~;
To ulrmc, officially announcing to ne pig no
he m'nai'on for tHe Presidency 10y iars
\. Cts.ts u t"s " C, 'H,>t"S
" city on tho NGiI ul,.. and over which ca,
+. we've the presiding officer.
ms de!i0rr"''e\NFtSs'on g! The l",".' !!
anr rT,Hcrioh',, vr,,i,, So H.. -. '". :
y your Distinguished state. has been rccciy,,
~ y me i,.i3 rrlot57sof profound gra 'ituGs
.' y, '''uS9 o' on! poor l''"rn 'g q, >",'
-,ap; M h,rriirI, iLspLS.
~ Concluding HAT this nomination, lie al
''.'..' '''.'' ia" me ..',,'''.' ,s'''''.g i'V"
,.,>r,r,>rfN,l.,,,M h,, lr,n ''.a,,',', :,
Offered me. .tt1I rl,f,r, or conditions. /.
.''3. 'at Gt'cy.,~' and beg you To a.
wv! '''''','>' III M.,'>t o'.,'" lra arc
A., ot1.tc frwii,h have thu; been nopin,.
. tel, II shall lc nv increasing effort, in the
''>'.'' &c 81 is responsible duties, to give
W., ' .t w wy ',"". '''"'
, A5y, fine, h,,,r IN n, VAIN rIgl;,n, ,,r.
Want. l.. TAYLOR.
10 ". l. FRIN"Lt' esq.
t"' meeting to"mch tAS letter was adj
"''S>'"' AL" "Ao>e nomination "e"' lay
''F '''S accepts mad resolved to Dissolve
me 'h'on io'"er thah suomi 10 the W.
mot lroN'So, ana FePU"ia't" the name 81
D.. l'LNo"L al" P'''"e name OF Gen. BUTLER
va ''e LAY ''' A'tNe'' he news reached
N'o'''! "oo"' CHG" q" Inc afternoon o.!
'"e 20. h"f'' am II SO 'ncehse'' Ae t''I'"ore
WINGS VINO la' up o'ha' time steadily adj
mere" 10 "liVF' "'' '"'! Immediately held
caucus al '"e once oil 'Ae Albany Even
'"S ''"I""', ''e ''s"'' % "h''A was Inc Is
suns q ""''"'"' Gaming Inc wings TO-
s''"'' a. '"''"p''"' NAV evening 10 conS''
"'I "l'" '"' S'"'e q we great wing party.
~ VI, "'"' "!t''".'N sui" crow" "e'
"S 70 MA ''e "'">c' '"vSe iAENLIE was
'"'''u 10 '"e '""''' jas N'''' doAn school,
''"''' 49, vice p''''"e''N' an" a NUMBER OF
S'l''''i az ''''''''o S'''''S Taylor men,
o".' was '''"'" .! '""ae 'AFM!'e'
''' 'NP'l'"'" '"' YAH a''"''aFy ''reum'
sauces " .''''' '''" V''u= III ,''' '',lN''u"r TO-
,'"'a' t"," "a" ,G1, Zen, 'oI "a"
a.1 LaI a",.,.oI 49, r,',.''', ''" ''S : " '"-'
t,ao,.,J.Nr,..,' INV ''''' ''v'
-, IL d! 'O'
..:...:.. f",S 'o'''"S
anaa.r'a,,l~,,I..',,'. ~ - vac '''eP''
-..'.;., .,.,.'',.,, ''''''''' :" 'o''' al
,i.I.., f.,t, ,.i;.l s.- r.,.... ''.' 90
,e.,,,5, H.. ,,.j,;,,,.,..,.. 70 -, o'' ','''
,:y.,,.,l-.,.,I ,'''.''' ''0' ''' l ''' f,
fore for the wings Of the United STATE, and
the State Of New York. what course they
would take in the emergency.
Alderman UASwrIr next sno.e. H.
regarded il as n direct insult to Fillmore
and his friends, and he. for one. yvouIJ No
longer support the candidate gpilty ori, TJo
was for calling a convention at ouce and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-08

From Livingston, De kalb, aud Stark
we have no reports.
Dickey is doubtless elected by about 1000.
Crothers, wing, is elected circuit clerk in
Kendall, over Smith, the old clerk, by about
$50 majority.
Gale, in Peoria, is elected clerk by about
300 maj.
GRuNDY CouNTY-The following are the
official returns Of the election in Gruudy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-08

Henry Dibb, the negroe who figured so
conspicuously among the orators of the
Buffalo Convention, KEEP, house of nlamy
in the city of Detroit, in 1872, which be,
came the nightly resort of the negro gamb-
lers Of that city. The negroes regularly
oongrega,ed at his house, and spent their
weekly earnings aud doubtless their pilicr.
ings. This fellcw was permitted to abuse
Cen Cass. IN n convention composed of in.
telligcnt white men, aud listened TO with q
grca. deal Of gusto, without word Of OBJ.
lection or dissent. A spectacle more dis.
gushing or more dishonorablc to those cpga
! gcd in it, cannot bs imagined.