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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-16
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.

The Lynchburg Republican says that the location Of thi
as Tennessee and Virginia railroad has, after much d!i
Gully, been finally completed The road will pass through
JonesboEo and the first sO miles will be put under conrac
forthwith The people Of East Tennessee engrcssca
with this important work
The paper also that The engineers OF the Soui
side railroad have completed The survey 10 Lyncaur., arc
have found the favorable The Republican
Joces that The South West twill have in few years,
tinuous railroad communication 10 iidc water"
Weave received No. July st) Of the California Courier
published at San Francisco, By Jas. NJ Crane formerly o
this city, and Francis W. Rice The editors unncli
burnt out twicchu lhey have succeeded in putting forth
beautifully printed and spirited paper the head of its
columns s the 'l:rcat Seal the State of California;
with the Safe motto Eurcha I'll have lonnd it.p On the
right sits Minerva, with spear and shield in anda lcr feet
grizzly bear, and shca of wheat and in tho distance
ship in full SAIL and gold dgg work This seal is a!
mra5y gotten UP and beautifully executed The Courier
says thai this seal WAS designed by Lrn '''; but, by
trick the famous "Caleb Lyon Of Lyonsdae passed
oft his own and thus obtained tie honor and also The
81 900 which the Convention had offered premium for
the best device We sorry hear this o Caleb for
nave published some sweet poetry from him
The Courier is thoroughly Whig a'd ,akes h Al Gill
BERT OF the "Locoocc Representatives in Congress who
au the tine of the cIec,on nolhus like sufficient
cn.itle 10 Two meu5ers though is now The ,oia
population in the Stale estimates l30Q viz natives
and residents before June lst lia $4,000 Americans up 10
date, 7l,0G0, foreigners 25.C0.
The Courier complains Of the da;oy action o! Congress
but pledges Calornia IL rresoul The uuon in her own
person. the olive branch and The laurel guarantee Vi
purcr and perpetual Union"
We have also cnpy OF The California Daily Courier cx
,ra with its four sides filed with list OF letters which have
remained thee months in the San Francisco Post uice.
The Daily Courier is S25 per annum; the steamer edition
80 cents per number
s. Will friends residing in the neghborhooi of the
Courhouses and other places oi voting in this State obge
us hy forwarding the result Of the election for delegates
the State Convention early possible after the j.
asceraned We should also be pleased t" receive ay Incl
dental facts connected with the election which they may
lccm worthy of publication
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t'oR Tnr ESaulREs.
Of the Counties
@ Uighi, Aan.ertoa,

10 the Voters Of the District composed Of The Counties oC
GrensriHe, Southampton, Isle 9f tigh Aan.emoad
.SuNscr and Surry.
Gentcinen:-At the las, S,sscN Court (iugus,l JaIae
John Y. Mason pahlcly announced who wc1i
voted represent this district in part in tie Approach
ny State Convention 1t is rlc the Judge now sides og
the district but hS hest feelings, anxiciics and migh
,dd sympaihies, with US The east will nc.l her a
talent and experience and should combine with those
handing the mosl respect and influence. This district
send who possesses those requisites in greater d.
rec than Judge Mason and we % farther the east ran
of who stands higher politician and luGs
who commands and deserves respect gentleman
The Judge will the district, but the writer
feels assured If he is elected to represent il in a IN The
coming important convention, hc would il the
greatest honor il conferred him. His views ol
form accord with iwo.lhrs Of the people Of this district
speak knowingly and satisfied that could
would reflect hem with power, force and brincy.
We intend (professing be denocmD To vote for Mason
Ridley, Jordan and ens and every true ana
siSfeat democrat the principles lie ay0wa and
not discard anv individual who may be his coico because
that individual may receive whg votes; and say All
wings who feel interest only in the welfare oi this
district but the whole east assist in c.ccng who
will carry the convention influence experience talent
and high standing and 'vlo wolG contend WIKI force and
effect for the interest q! easlem Virginia We more let
not the circumstance oi such an individual ar individuals
receiving democratic votes deter you from voting for your
choice Judge Mason's announcement by his friends Of
both parties has been received every county with ssac-
ton and delight Many very manv, would have voted for
him under any circumstances and we ask brethren
throughout the district fail Ia for the other three
who though prominent add much 10 the b.
which adorns most brilliant Ticket.
To the worthy and respectable delegation from each
county, say you honoray bound Ia for tho
lection the convention madc You passed resolution (nan
mpnsly) pledgng yourselves all fair and proper
advance their clcciion5ear this III mind. To the gallant
spirited and liberal coEniY Of Sussex say
forces well: you honorcd with place ticket
worthy native declned 1--WE think for good rcasoS
rally, ask you the support nj the distinguished indi-
'''''' VOTER OF THE DISTRICT.
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HuGUENoT sRRINGs..

NUS c.,a viii he in visitors on the ioth oi
lgac THE already past having efficiently INTRO.
l.,la ;.uhc any elaborate description would
..a. region long nG;cd for It's saubry. and
S4 aYsa,.gss aid artificial improvements
tirt Wa;crt. dce hr abode al health and pleasure II
H. yuen.c pubic b. ordinary claims. Tie
ana !r,f healing efficacy has been fully
~ u Obstinate and proirace sickness To the
''ulos ., chlfe m nyals whose systems have been dr-
% BY lingering ipU,,;on their properties appear especially
|iiiri anil W. r personal experience quaiInes them 70
oin,u 'l ;hce Springs admirably suited to nsa
m The Tie sections OF Virginia whose health tile strong
aG aaer .; the regions often fan 10
Iii.
telen aud oJ.!ae male and female, with suitable
a iye been secured; while the subscriber. who
a IN. >T- vii continue the establishment his se-
-clel,j Ey-y attention Will he paid 10 visliers and no
h a 70 te hh character these Springs have already
ihe B,wt Ally The Ball Rocm with musical band.
t ri MUSICIANS. selected with special reference 10 the
=" i'it required. other Of interest and pleasure,
'it"a'siIii- &" lr General amIScrica. heretofore.
r uici >ring Powhia county, the River road
i' !! , above Richmond They accessible by daily line
% l:m Richmond iaih Springs direct. aso BY line OF
Ae. ln, with the packet The Richmond and
a'' Eoa wi' b. sufficiently completed by July 10 &c.
ar AM with that and the Springs will be
.o.,rt sccorIn.iy
he & upper ead Ct the asln i'll Richmond al SX
.'c@A -'-ry lay IA the week, except Sunday.
IL season sA month. So 81 50 cts day
'ldf-' 10! .f'an's hall price. Horses ~ cents day
!Ga.l-c, Il W ROYSTER
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In he abs Of Cant Chas. Diinmock from the city,
am authorized say that he wW with very great pleasure
serge tie people in the approaching Convention should the
desire his services ONE or THE SlGNEaS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-16

dent in his theories, but practical nan and have n
confidence prior in the theories of Mr. LftrAon or o, any
other man under The SUM-
We not 10 be struck down by the authority of Mr
Jferson. Sir il there he any point in which the AUTHORITY
OF Mr. Jr,rso might c considered valid in the ME-
chal.m o plough. lie malhemiicalv and ccnlnc.
trcilly demonstrated the form Of mould board which
should present The least resistance His mould board was
sent 10 Paris Ia the .Saronis il was exhibited 10 all III,
vsers al The garden of Plants the Syras ai declared ana
roce that this the best mould board , had ever been
devised They did moi decree 10 Mr. crsoa the honors q.
HerneS ISmsSiSus but they his mould board in plas
Ter; and there il remains eternal proof that this form OF
mould board presents less resistance n any other on tr
lace oi The earth. Some time after, adversary bous.
INTO iirsina the Carey p"gh bu il such awkward
-lookng thing that II would s,l. ~ length some one
tried H. and though its mould board t,i o least re-
sl,tancc il beat Mr JftrSoaS plougls ruc common
sense will always beat theory and rc,isers Now there is
not IN snia believe, plough with the mould boar!
"i least resistance. have had experience in lis us
anu i"nnd TIE hud.omest plough draw ever saw.
much for authority"
Sir when W. shall have given ~ County Courts and
Jury ral and Freehold Suaec, there Will be nothing in the
Commonwealth worth attention any one vi practical
sense
III gentlemen succeed in introducing the ncw,s: iheore
cal, defeated pure JacobniSn into this commonwealth
do upon my soul believe they will have inflicted deeper
wohE6 republican government an il experienced
before" ONE CT THE PEOPLE.
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t,nr he L.nc,.i..er,

10 TN. VOTERS az l:ooCrLASp. LOUISA ASDFI!'NANNi
Pcrit ne 10 ct!l yotr attention 10 io o .hn T.
Cosby, ESD. II Gooolidnd gentleman, in every way
suited IL represent you in the onSuin. convention.
Mr.. Cosby is Democrat b patty feelings are thrown
aside (1s hcy very justly saoui bc tie peoples knc lodge
OF him generally the district, will roan,lrG for him
powerful vote. His sound Judgment; r.ln!iy manners
and suiyy of temperament, t,sc iih having filled fo
many past an mlcran ami responsible office
The duties Of whicl, c has administered with IN admired
Judgment Eronpncss and iecis;on have won tIr him
lasting confidence from his fellow citizens; with habits en-
itty mild and temperate, would 10 God Thai lic conyon
ton could b. filled with such men altogether
Avar~r6. 1850 MANY (OuciIlAND VOTERS.
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NEW STYLE
,rn.IJtoS p<Ci'IERFOISES IN COLORS.

MEDALLION DAGUEKREoriES IN CVLohs,
,IS Icn,ii, improvement must he seen To he appreciated
I iET ri 'si sfse sfaA ss
*. ci. .oy slen;s. consisting "i ne
CELERorifE,
'nca n'' children LA TALsorirE. b II < ''' 'e''"'
p4;ur:f-O':!e On Paper, and ,,,,.,,,,
psa,rsrpcs on Glass. which with every .i,r Improvement
~ a e obtained the Gallery, NJ" 3s, Main Street, above
rle,r NORTHERN COMBINATION SKY LIGHT is now
i.'s All wM A. PRATT 4 co. Prorrleiors.
rluarlER WIIITE syLEATm SERVINGS; s,S,:n "a,
,s- o;.r t- reception o; visitors the sl OF June
20 e. & ssaoshmsnt I @I be- spared IN ad
the ccmor; ard pleasure Of The guests
esnttcs ~ aImerois slaees & ns POSITIVE % ~.
u Gases reard gooi policy enlarge the accomno
. aid III. original design. as 10 crafty The taste
i,n,g guests well their health AMI pleasure
si lar.y health region. uil view OF the bod Blue
P m he ,i,j; ci the beautiful village Of Warrenton vsi
H. st.iucquo scenery. may seek exercise m he en.pn
. i =, ..r he ol D! i4ris healilu dance.
- $40 aLt cv. she the iaow deer and the iawn. The
M ,er aud ;le rpinsr tedious hour
-n wt expanded heraity could suggest, 10 add to
4 ,ar aud accommodation OF visitors. The huue aud
A % -cliyc Nor these preparations design
monie only Tothc holy mls'rrsol religion oil every
aan. cnr.~l. .rging invitation 10 spend
wl'h1u: esee The usual services q" the church are
...-c..i ~ oushoui tar
aad 80 ~ Alexandria Tn weekly stages
r rm points nj, JrIy when daily lines will be
r,,e pnu.s r known The Pc- Office Books "wacntou
~ All 'ier shogd be directed or they may be left at
S,uoa the White sulphur Spring IN Grccnhrer.
Iaa " d vii be- a- nnws: s> Tor III. Whole seis" ending
odor three months. stu ior monts s33 Tor unc
re 81. weeks 81 80 day: meals "r
~ eac and children under y years od, halt
M " W children under three years old hen Sc aaie
H. ' e.inary Table VIII be CHARGED nll lrcr or-
S..( eel'sa lay Or slo ii m:oath lASiEL MARp.
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

THE CRISIS APPROACHES.

THE CRISIS APPROACHES.
will be that Tuesday The Senate passed the bill
Tor the admission of California by the large of "a TO Is
nearly two to onehc six Senators from savehod
ing States who voted for the cngossnent of the b also
ting for its passage. goes a; To the House. where
we may look oa excited As the debate on the
civil and diplomatic appropriation bill ia Friday,
Congress may pass that bill and adjourn without action
on the slavery questions. The future is pregnant with
mighty consequences We shall dare to speculate so
momenous question: involved as it is in darkness and PERIL
----ssss--
Mr. Houston of Delaware publishes card in the Nariou-
al Intellgencer in which he says that he present at
the Southern meeting Saturday night but voted against
every resolution He further says that it was distinctly
stated and understood in the meeting that be
considered in any bound without his concurrence,
in any resolution which might be concluded upon in it.
The following resolution passed by said meeting, in
addition TO those published yesterday:
Resolved That tie true boundary of Texas is that defined
10y the OF the Texas Congress OF December 49, 1885,
aud it is e duty OF the South TO maintain the same unless
satisfactory adjustment OF it is had by the assent of the
State vt Texas
THE GRAND VICTORY IN NORTH CAROLINA.
friend jus; from Raleigh has handed the Standard of
yesterday in advance of the mall L. up the
of the election which honorable the Democracy
Of that State The victory is unprecedented IS glorious
All but three counties Caldwell ianccy and Gates have
been heard frorand the stands for Reid A ll for
Manly. 4O656 Reid's majority for Governor will be al
least 5000! He has received $500 than he
cesod beloe-24oo than Gov Manly received in lS4S
l700 more than Mr. Clay received in ls44and 800 NOR,
than Gen got in lS4s The whole vote tor Reid and
Manly viii be about S09 more than it in lSi6 Tie
Whigs therefore, cannot plead apa,hyhe State must be
acknowledged have walked up thoroughly Democratic and
The gallant Reid hailed a noble leader by The Democracy
every where.
For the Legislature the Democrats have gained IA and
lost : The Senate will stand % Democrats % Wings
and the House 65 Democrats 55 Whigs-making four
teen Democratic majority. What splendid rebuke the
teachcrous Stanley. Was glorious vcto
ry?
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IL CdAS<ERi i-VlRGlNlA AT Rules held III the Clerk
1ae . E-eA IncGi Court the 9TH day OF August ls'D
shan Gf.il. Plaintiff:
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|ltR.
ra !. M ME. Vaccine Agent, Lewisburg vir.
t. en pared to furnish Vaccine Matter required by law.
ca,,.. M,er..a4 yhis requested 10 copy.
conlar, d nal iME.-The subscriber prepared to
w. River d yscEy Of ,r.ues Of Agricultural Lime on
p,nb- 'g he months August September, October and
"''u's' Virginia, Aug,xe. fn'' '""'r oa
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-31
Late From Havana.

New York, Aug. p.
The U. s. mail steamer Ohio. 1t Schenek,
U. S. NJ, commander, arrived here at o'clock
this morning from New Orleans and Havana.
She left the latter place on the evening Of the
10th inst. The Georgia from New York arri-
we'd there the same day, and the Falcon, from
Chagres for New Orleans, on the 18th, three
DAYS previous and was to sail on the goth
She had large number of passengers
Havana was perfectly quiet The excite-
ment in reference to the invasion had entirely
subsided, and the subject was but seldom men
toned.
The officers of the Georgiana and the SUI
san Iona were yet in. close confinement L
was the general opinion. however, that they
would be soon released. The report in circu-
lation, that they were condemned to be shot
was altogether without foundation, and for
eigners are now allowed to land without per
mits.
Joseph Taylor, Esq, a resident of New Or
leans, died at sea on board of the Ohio
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-31
The Illustrated domestic RihIe.

We have received No. of the above work,
published by Samuel Hueston, New York
This is valuable and very popular edition of
the scriptures and those who are in want of
family Bible, we think could not do better
than to subscribe for this one. Price, 25 cents
per Incomplete in 25 Nos
Subscribers who do not wish this work in
Numbers, and would like to have it bound
when completed, can have it delivered to them,
in the various bindings, at the annexed prices:
In Sheep, Library style, 81 90
In Half Calf neat, SO
In English Calfor Morocco, Marbled edges, IS
In Morocco. extra gilt edges, 10 so
We have made such arrangements that
those who wish to take it in numbers as fast
as it is published, can have the whole work for
$500 payable in advance
Specimen numbers can be seen at this
office. I. NJ. KELLER, Agent.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-31
Rail Road aTeetinp.

At meeting of the citizens of NorEalk,
held at the court house on Friday evening, %
inst, TO hear the report of the committee sent
to the rail road convention at Elyria. OBADIAH
JENNEY was called to the chair and D. a. BA-
KER appointed secretary. Messrs Boalf and
Farr stated the proceedings Of the meeting at
Elyria On motion, Messrs. J. r. Osborn and
S. l. Hatch we're appointed a committee to
draft resolutions expressive of the sentiments
of the people Of Norwalk on the subject Nj.
Osborn reported the following resolutions.
which were unanimously adopted
ReSoLgcd, That we regard the construction
OF the proposed rail road from Toledot through
Fremont Bellevue, Monroevile and Norvalk,
to suitable point on the Cleveland and Colum-
bus rail road, as an enterprise of the most inn
portant character, not only to the above ma
med towns but to the rich agricultural eoun-l
ties Of Sandusky, Huron aud Lorain.
Resotved, TbatFwe highly approve and do
hereby assent to the act Of our delegates and
Representatives at the meeting held in Elyria,
in pledging our people to a hearty co-opera-
ton IN the immediate construction Of the above
named improvement
Resoived That the importance and mapni-
tude Of this undertaking to the county Of HUI
ron are such, that we may and do earnestly
appeal to our farmers and business men thros-
out the county, that they come forward and
subscribe literally to the capital stock Of the
Toledo, Norwalk and Cleveland rail road COM
pany.
Resotped, Thati1 consideration of the great
and rapidly increasing travel between the east
and west-the winter markets for produce,
and the increasing facilities for its transporter
bo.- c.,l1 l. IL IL
investment in the stock of thissrail road viii be
praftable.
ResolUed That the efforts which are made
to construct road through the towns upon
the lake shore, we regard as attempts to fore
stall and prejudice the improvement we are
now contemplating, and made since the friends
Of the southern road have agitated their I'M
portant work-and we will not allow ourselves
by arti6ce or bravado, to be turned aside from
suitable exertions to the Accomplishment Of
our purpose
ResokVed, That we believe it necessary to
obtain prompt and liberal subscriptions of
stock at the opening Of the books on Monday,
the I'd of September next; and for this pur-
pose, we invite our fellow citizens in this
county. and along the line. to be present and
subscribe themselves. or by suitable agents for
that purpose.
On motion, It was ordered that the chair
and secretary appoint a committee of 20 to
canvass the county, for the purpose of obtain
ing subscriptions to the capital stock of the To-
ledo, Norwalk and Cleveland rail road COM
pany.
1t was ordered, that the proceedings Of the
Injecting should be published in the papers Of
this place and in those along the line Of the
proposed route.
oBADIAHJENNEY, chairman.
l.s D. A. BAKEE, secretary.
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$500 REV ARD!
VIII be paid for the arrest and confneme

Will bepaid for the arrest and confinement,
in any Jail ofthe United States, Of
GEN. o. HIN NTON,
Agent for the Ohio Stage Company Said
Hinton was under an arrest charged with
robbing the Mail of the United States, On the
10Th inst, and portion Of said money was
found on the person of said Hinton, at lhe
time of bis arrest He is a man about SO
or 60 years af age, 5 feet or inches bigb,
weighs $50 or $50 pounds, dark hair, almost
black, very heshy, stout built, ford complex
ion, and looks as though he was hard drink
er, but is strictly temperate.
DIM fEAsKELIs
Special Agent r Q. Dept
Cleveland, Aug. %, 1880.
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Railroad Meeting.

An adjourned meeting of the citizens of
Fremont was held at the Court House on Mon
day evening Aug. &c,
The committee appointed at previous
meeting to attend the Railroad convention at
Elyria, reported by Mr.. Buckand The do
ings of the Elyria convention may be found in
another column of this paper.
IthaviDg been stated that gentlemen were
in attendance from Norwalk and Bellevue, they
were invited to address the meeting. Inter
esting speeches were thereIpon made by
Messrs Stone, Osborn and Worcester of Nor
walk, Mr. Kent of Bellevue. and Rev. Mr..
White and Messrs. Otis and Buckland of Ere
mont.
On motion of Mr. White,
Resozved. That we approve the action of
our delegates to the Elyria convention.
On motion by L. B. Otis,
Resozved, That we Individually use our in
huence and exertions to induce the people of
Sandusky county, to vote a subscription of
100000 to the Toledo, Fremont, Norwalk
and Wellington Railroad.
On motion, it was resolved, that a commit
tee of 80 persons be appointed by the chair,
to canvass the county, and ascertain the wish
es of the people, in relation to a county sub
scription of stock, to a great Eastern and Wes-
torn Railroad, which shall pass directly through
Sandusky county. The following committee
vas appointed:
Bellevue-Frederic Chapman, Dr. D, A
Lathrop.
York-John S. Gardner, N P Birdseye.
Green Creek-Wm Hamer, E. B. Whitcher
Riley-James Parks
Townsend-A. B. Lindsay.
Ballville-James Moore, Samuel Hafford
Jonas Smith, James Vallette.
Woodville-I K Seaman, S. G. Baker, DR.
A. R. Ferguson.
Washington Samuel Skinner, VIM Over.
myer.
Scott-Martin Wright, James A. Fisher.
Jackson-Charles G. Greene, Henry Ha
rens.
Madison-Trumbull Holcomb.
Fremont-Homer Everett, Thomas Pinker-
tor, Peter Burgoon, Sardis Birchard, R. P
Buckland, ]. L. Greene.
Rice-Ephriam Walters.
The proceedings of this meeting, together
with those of the Elyria convention, and a
meeting held at Morwalk on the 23d, were or
dered to be published in the papers of this
town, after which the meeting adjourned.
G. J. ORTON, Charm.
CHESTER EDGERToN, Sec'y.
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HeaIth OF Columbus.

We rejoice to announce that the health of
our city seems to be restored. There has
been no deaths for the last "a hours. For the
"a hours ending yesterday, at l !, A. d., the
deaths were FIVE children, two of cholera and
three of other diseases.
We think we can assure our friends that the
worst is passed, and that even the 5adis over.
There will probably be occasional cases for q
few days; but with ordinary prudence, the
time of danger is passed.
TOhio State Journal
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-31
For The Freeman.
or ine freeman.
GOTT, We CRIPPLES. GO.

Clear, clear the track! Sandusky Braves!
And see race-not slow;
Between two candidates on hand,
Go it ye CriPples-go!
For Treqs'ry Pap, the contest is,
Sandusky as you know
The limit is within ats bounds,
Go it ye C1ipples-go!i
One, long the Public purse has fed
He cannot it forego;
From Fremont Post Office he halls
Colt, ye Cripples-gO!
The other stays on MuskaIunge,
Sells wild Lands Farms and So
Rhemaotics bind his neither limbs
Go it, ye CriPpies-goi
The one, is trained by secret hands!
The signdl-all can't know
On tbs, he bases his success
Go it, ye GfIPptes-go!
The other one, is plain, rough-shod-
The 'Working-men. him show:
Their suffrages, he humbly seeks,
aoit, ye CrPples-goh
The voters Of Sandusky soon
Their fagors will bcstow;
We trust ike FKEEMEN, they will act
Go it, ye Cripples-go!