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Total, exclusive Of Delegates
Democratic majority

The General Result in Figures
OLD PARTIES. FREE-Son. VACANCIES.
lies. Hhig. Dem. Wing. Dem. Wing. Dem
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.6Nber(trOl'e Qe0enstinftur

Or &ehenetlnttur tnrlrt anf cine seletpius
DC 2lrt, mp wCnn audi alle Olsoi,in perll,ht
nnr nltbt mtbr belfcn mill, ,ple !. y. teiI.2.
5 unO 4taai9cm faltcn, lpe and bel bikiasu
SlCberm 9elhwclICnen 8cnrn, 6r,flopfeu,
ltCbdtCltCn grbretben. 0urbfall, alten i5m.
lteh Stbnupfen, OliI5frantbritcn, ssitltbmer.
Brn Nbsumatemu6, Nubr, innerliete Osils.
OiepepiL ScpfDCb; ferner Die W1elanhoIie,
ScIlP, Oluttrrtr1hwGrun9 mb &elb1uht:
lte filbrt allie llmCiniafet aus pem Nraacn
unc Den 8COdrmCn, beforrrrt bic Ssrean,lna.
maht rCrtrcffiten 2lppetit gum eGrn une
reInlat auf Iebr Ieihte Q5eils in &ur,sm ros
ollerprrItrftcttr 9sblIt. Sri Rinosrn psrs
trElbt lte alle NrtCn bon q8lrmern.
gu baben lei Anton 5aterlirob, in Nea.
nln9, Sobn SpIe, i'll Ober 3ulpebcfen, Il.
brabam SiCbcr, in GuBtaun, sSobn Sanman,
Alt: @rfbEnhcppCn, ,9rOrse Stbrrman, NSt.
rer6bnr& SCbn 6oat. Sermpias, 5aeob
Naraana' 3SinbiCr. Abrab Sesrlp, Nih,
incnO, Ornfcrel Der ShnCllpolt, 6amtura,
Srorse StdB, Sa6fOn 3aunI Itbip, ,>itamcn 60.
"hC III oleIsr OvuferGl
STUNT l8. 1850. to
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@enats sane,
6arristura. Den %. 5anuar 1850. {

Barrisbura. ben %. sJanuar 1850.
SD, @amuel W. psarlon, 6aupthreiber
tes Genats BON penniplbanien bGtbeiniae
biermit, ba6 bcrfsbsnosr Sei6lu6, (S1c. 10.
i'm @snats Nssitsr per asssnpartiaen 9ts
,una,l betitslt: nSefhlu6 binlbtlib elmer
Werdnoeruna Der gonftitution !" ndm!ieb bic:
Se(be Ufte, tpelcte bon elmer mebraabl Der er.
,pablten N1italisbsr bsr beioen 6amGer Der
lsBtsn Gasssebuas palilrt ,puroe, na6 sewils
5enbafter Grspasnna nnc OsrbanOluns all Die.
iem Gage BON einer Wlebr3abI bet srspdblten
ilno oienenoem W1itsliecsr oes Gsnats bon
Oenulplvanien, in oeGen jesiaer 9ibuna 9e.
nebntiat rpurbe, tpie nah ben 9timmsn, ipels
de natb Der lttlisBlidm Abttiminuna abasses
Gen tpnroen, srlebsint ipis foIst, ndinlidb:
Oiejeniasn, ipelhe 30 8nniten BET DaiIl
runs bts BeftbluGes fiimmten irarsn;
8. Somee Brcofr, 3 DOrtsr Brarp!sp.
QDilliam u. gratb, Sonatban 3. gnnninss
BAN, 9bcmae g. Sermon, 9bcmas 8. 6crs
(ptb, Gbarlee SraiIep, 6obert m 6rl6, 6en'
RI Nultcn, Sobm 1D. Gusrnlsp, qDillian
6aslstt, Sfaae 6nsus, 9imotbp SOss, Sol.
6ua q. Sonee. Scfepb S6nisma6er Geors'
81. ta,prenee, Wlaripea Oagaelin, Benjamin
Nralcne, Benjamin Wlanbias, 6snrp 81
maahlentsrs qBilliam 8. pafsr, 1DiIIian
Si. @ao[er, DaOlo 9antsp. Deles 3. SaDe
RI. gcnrab @bimsr, Ncbsrt G. Gtsrrstt
Oanid 0tins, Sarris D. Gtreeter, Jobn s.
r3a(tr uno Ssalentin Ssit, Gprefsr. =
Sa'e 90.
Oisjsnisen wslebs SsSen bic Daiilruas Dec
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sans Der 8epreftutantGh( Z
oCu Ia, Mldr, 1850.


SD, 13 iGiam Sad O6erlbreibsr
pes 6anfe6 Ser NCprElCntanten bon 'pCnnlpI'
DaniGu, beGbeniae biermit, OaB Der Obi9e Be
G6ln6, (SlO. 10 i'm NesiItu res SCnats, unr
SO. oil i'm 6aues3a9ebuCEe OGr aCaCnpdrti:
aEn Gisuns,) bstitrIt: n8clbIu6 binlldtlid
Osr HtinOeruug OEr GrnIlimtlOn," nimlidb
DGrIeIte SeSblu6, iprICbGr bon elmer 0IGbr'
labl rpr erndblrn mlit9liGnGr jeces 6aules
Der IcBtn SrIeBqebun9 9CnCbmlat tpurbe,
natbOCm OerrlbC 9Cb6ri9 Crwc9cn mc bcfprCs
den mar, bcute bon elmer MCbr5abl bEr Wllts
aIieOCr, wclcbr rrmibIt imo unO in pCr 9C9tns
rpirtiocn @iBnnQ NG6 60ulee Der NGprr(en:
tantCm BON QcunlpIp0niCu NCnCn, QGnCbmiat
rpuroe, ipie Ioltbes trbGact aus ibrcu, BET OCT
rnplit6m paftruna oCe 8dhIufcs 9c9ebCmeN
@timmCn, ipir fcI9t, ndmIih:
9iejpniQcn, ipeIhc 5u GunItrn bEr sD0IIts
runa OC6 8ClhIuGe6 flmmtCn, lpGrRn,
DIE 6rrren SCbm 2Ifrr, Scbn 2lliIom,
WiQiam 8oPer, NObCrt BaIDwm, 9aUio =.
Bent, Craig BbOle, SCrrmiab 8Iof, Sobn
g. 8Cwen, Q5illiam 8rmOle, Daniel s. 3.
8rcwcr, SeGe 81. BnrDen, SObn @eGna,
6rnrp gbnrb, Sobn 81. gCnpnabam, @p(,
belter griDlonb, 8njNmn 8. OaviN, Ohm
3. 9cbbme, Sames 50. OUwnCr, 3bCmas
Duncan, QBiaiam Dunn, Q6illiam gspPp,
5obn G. gUans, Il. GtCtt Gwiu9, NleranOer
g. Sratber, eamCs SIOngrs, 8rnjamin 50.
gcrtnrr, NlCranOCr SibbCnCp, 8bOmae G.
8rirr, SClrpb G. Sriffn, SOfCpb @ufep,
Satcb q. 6atrCman, 8CcraV s. 60rt, Qef'
fcrt 6art, SObn 6atlns6, Q8iIiam .. 6cmp,
bil, Scbn 9ose, 6rrrr 9upIct, $cip6 Scr,
forb, QBas6inatOn q. SNfIOn, NitOIaue GO:
nre, Sobn 80. &ilinger, gbarIc6 G. Smr
feaO, Ncbtrt SloB, 6arri(cn y. {alrO, mlOr'
RIG seed, SCnotban .. Sect, QnlOn %eonarb,
cJames 3. &etpi6, 6enrp SittlC, Sona6 81. Ol'1
g(iutOf, Sobn 8. O1'&unoCb, 2lIcranper G,
W1 Gurbp, Sobn M%auqbItm SCbn Or{Can,
9amuel M1nrr, Scbu .. O1eCt, O1it6aeI
WlCvrrf, Scbn W,iIIer, Soltpb G. WlCllOp,
Sobn 9. O1Crrie, IDiniam z. WlcrlCon,
gleFie[ NlCwrp, gpwarO Sli6lelOn, Saco6
S(i6(p, Charles O'Slell, Scbu 8. Oafer,
JoIept 6. Dopeu, SNmGs g. ECib, Sobn g
SlbeD, {eDi6 8cbGvt6, Samuel EOblmon,
eJobn .. 8urbGrforb, 6lCuni rs. Scotch
9bcmas G. @tOuller, qSlIIiam ScbafFner,
91ihOrO @impGon, eli @5lifer, qBilIlam Il
Smttb, qBi0liam Smitb, OaneI O1. @mp,
Cer, IGiaiam s. @ouOer, 9bOmae g. Stel,
DAVID Gtewar0, gnartc6 @tOftprll, gowin
G. 9rCne, 2lnOrup qBaOe, @Obcrt e. qBal,
ftr, 8bCmas qBatfOn @lOnep .. BcQ6,
6iram Il. qBliams, 9auiCI 3Tbep IL. Sobu
g. OT @alnOut, @preher. - SN's 81.
Oiejeuisen, DelCbe ae9en bic paiG(rms Oee
BdhlnGes CFiilt2n, ipareu: ole 6erren 2(lrs
auf &. Gcrnpn, SaOlo Grams uuo Sames
SID ONNpFpv - S1piu'E 2
2(uslu9 ats NGm 9NQGtnhr.
2B liam SAD,
9brCIber.
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Q. u. q. s.. &eim II. go.
Smpcrtircr uno Soancler in
2lmerifaniicbem 6arttuaareit.

S"Pcthitt wv SJHHCtCt w
2lmerifaniicben Sarttpaaren,
10. g. Oit'pennfttraee, Reaoins, pa.
babsn auf Scanb unb bisten gum @srfauf ~
bsqusmsn Sebinsun9en. Elm alssmsinss 2lIIore
tsment bon Soartwaaren unb Sbnsbaua ;Hds
9sIn uno Spsfs bon alien GrSssn; Gilsn uno
Stabl BON jsesr Ssnsnnuns; Sbraubifods,
9imb6is, unS SbmisbssSlafebdlas; Suben.
unS Slinttndufs; Sbl6isr; Msiline in Ga.
fsln uno Stan9sn; 6Obsln, BON pblabelpbsr
unb eaneaffsr Sabrif Sanlsrsi Ioartwaarsn; ;
SattsIbDdG Yatsntsqsosr &c. 3inn IC uno TX,
Stan9sn.3inM amsrifanftb unb rufffbes eis
isnblsf, 9ratbs Stanasns u. pis.Slsi Spsls
tsr SupfersSolSsn, Stiets ,t. Slas, Sarbsns
OsIe uno Sirnit, 9upont'S abtsrs uno e5ii.bs
nsbif pisI anbsrsn Giitsrn bic as.
Wobnlib in sinbsimiibsn 6artwaausStcbrsn
perfauft msrosn.
Gbenfalls, Sbepero's Sarfaparilla,
Dermifu8e SuitensCanoy. unS oeutld,c
Siebers unb KaltfeberspiIlen.
Geabin9, Mdrs7. bp.
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SS. unD &. s.. Rcitm mmS GD
10. 6. OGsDenn(frsGe,

10. q. OfspennfraeG
Fsntsn Ole auflnsrflamfstt ibrer Tyunoe unb
pes PublltumS iberbaupt auf br iplsnoiS uno
neusS AOCrtement pcn @ltern fir 6oushoI.
tun9en, bslfebenb aus Ms1srn unp Sabeln,es.
uno Sbse's6Heln, SSpfsn, &slItlnt gmolrtsn
SObsrn uno preierpin9sS SsFln msllinosnsn
SsiIsln, SG9sIeiism gitbtsrif6deF, QibtIhsss
ren, Q5dtern, @baufeln unS 3onoen. Wrat.
nno Safspfannsn, SfiOst5, Safssmdblsn
Sbeeren, SlOfen, Spis9sIn, 8roos, gRol.h..
NeIe' no Oarfts&6rben, @eSsrsQSooren =,
mas oIle ju ben niSbrisitsn prsilsn psrfauIt
merbrn miro. '""''
Ne0bin9, Ndr;7 Z. f.,
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@iienm00ren fllr 0ebduOe

Sbreiner DsrF3Cuse weblfeiler ale
female!
9dreiner, 8aumsitsr NIB Nnbrre, bic
Oaran 1nC, 2rtifeI fur i'm fOmmenOem @om.
met ~ erribtsnOe 8sbduOs 3u faufsn, Collten
an SyameS 6. 9lmSeripm'S rpOblfeiltm
Gilsnwaarsn StObr, 5Uei 9biren Cberbalb
Or ,,1oler" 0rmfsrei, julprs6en, leinen
BOrratb eramlnirsn feine Dreife bernebmen
unD NCb baUcn iItsrjsuscn, ba6Efeine RunOen
me br @ atGr. teiTere Itnartuna uno
A6tuus &c. flr ibr SeIc bsfommen, als Ns
al lrssnO snsm anOera Stcbr in SeaDins
erbalten t0men.
NeaOius. 4pril so. 3W1.
0~rO Oldssl, SGnItersenickte MnO SelInfn,
itsr'8itter 81 GatritprGifG.
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t0cstIirbrr Gparkossrn-0crci pom
Xbilnbelnhin.
[ Western iSaping Fund Societv.

We$fer" SGD'ng Fund SOciety.l
9ic Office Oce 16sfIiebcn @parfaiIen 9srs
Gins, bon pbllaSClpbia, SO. 5l3, Gbesnut.
@raBe 1T often fir Oen gmpfans uno Die
SsSablna Ucn SelOCrn ale Gage, (5cnntas
ansaeMommen) BON 9 llbr WOraens. bis
lltr Staebmttaas, unc jspea OlOntas bon
bis llbr Slatbmittaas.
Die AnitaIt empfanat @elS anf SntsreGen
nne.tIVtGt CinCn fcbCrn Serpabrlnasort fir
erecutCrCn, 3ruiirs, MaaMntturllien, @sss
lRnte, 6anowerter nO icraiame Nrme bon al.
len Slailsn. SeIo miro nab sWeirp6ebentli.
der Anseise WirpCr snrhfteiablt.
Ger SrCbrlcEunter icinsn 5ablrritbrnOcrs
tehrnnsrn fur O'e 9ibcrbaItuns Der Sslosr
'pV!tbc csponirt rperben, Ucrtiettt brn Ser.
1paltern. Ssam ten uno Nsenten aufs nadb,
crIfli6tC ,pebcr' bireft nod inpirsft BON
Dem &eIpe Der GGellibaft su leiben cssr ~
tEHuBcn. Senry SolIinasrportb,
pralosnt.
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Mebr Sleni9feiten fir Die aranFen I!
gefCt fol8enoen auBcroresntlidben Sall !
December 25. lS4S
Neetor 8waNne,

Doctor SWayne,
eister 6err Da id mir cine beftise er.
fdltnns 3use1ogrn battc, peltbe Ittb auf bic
panse seporfrn unp nit eincm sepaItiaen
6utsn, 9tbmerjM IN Oct @elte unO Bruf
unO @hwisrlsfeitcn beim HtbsmbOlH Der
fndpft iuar, 70 rpnrOs itb bon ben anaeCebens
fen nib ahtunsswtrteItsn AuSten bsbanOelt,
absr bic Spmptclns wurrn b6hit bennrubis
senD. Gin Sslhwhr bate fttb in Oen $unaen
sebilpet, tpelfes Durd bic 9Citc brad IT, Itcb
natb uuBen bin tn srcBen QuaHtitdten giter
sntlno, 70 baB msin 1rjt sIanbtc, bic &raft
un0 SbattstCit Oes sinen tuusenfIasle lsi
sanjlicb Serii6rt, uuO oe6balb mein 3ultanO
bnrebane hOHaunselOe. 9iG(Cr traarisG 3H
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SefcbIu(Ies Ilimmten, paren Sscrss OariIe,
AnauR Drum uuD2llsraucer Sins.- Stsins 8.
Aus1us aus Dem 9aaebuhs
@ammsl qD. spearfon,
Shreiber.
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QHertb Der SSQnfnDten

Aae oiejsnissn Sanfen, psIde nit einem
C) @tern bsjeibnet finb, babsn entwsbsr fal.
fbe ODER umsednDerts HOtsn BON psrlbisbss
nen Senennun9en inf umIaufs.
aas nit sinsm () Rrsu5 beSsibnstsnSans
ten marsn frIber 6fsntIibe 9spOftsSantsn.
Ss ut ni6t ratblam NOten su nebmsn ron
Sanfsn Die in biefsr qiifs nibt benannt fnb.
SIe ttnO etWeOer 9sbrO6sn rbsr ibre ROtsn Iinp
un9an9bar.
SanFCn in pbiIaoelpbia.
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2SIbttar 3enSnife OCr Surcn BON berIckic.
Oenen Sranfbeitefdllen DerOen bonn Oeftor
a"t9e'piden, o'e Sranfs mitsetbeilt babrn uno
OlF Sur empfeblen, neil anpere 0oftcren ile
nIbt 5u beiIen I'M Stanoe waren - nm aber
E1ne oolIl ltdn6i9s Sur 3u bewirfcn, aebSrt ei,
nc bSlOnbere SOlt, MeOilm, antcs gpaGsr,
Suft un0 trdftise Ss6ensmsiIe oa,u. Carl 6.
u. geiferin9, NJ. D., if 8eIlBsr Der "gsrPs
eanntp Xalte Sprlns," am 8rbirae, 9 NRei.
le" oon WeGoln9, an ber 6arris6uraer 9ra.
&c, ltpil6en 9infins 9prina uno N3cmelss
BORT ~ oer feb6nIICn Seseno BON Berts Gam.
tp setssfH' patisnten, 70 flb in Ieine Sur
llao Srantenbaae aufnsbmen IaGen polen,
loenoea ltcb an itn, poffrei. inter oct 10
orelit; CltA'S F. A. LElSERlNG, NJ. ID. I
Sinking Spring P o., Berks Co. Pa.
67@Oel taItem Siaber unb alten qDunoen
maCbt Ct BdrsCn in 9oraus'
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ifano Der Onse bieIt cine <anse 3eit an, uub
lds ipar 81 elnemGfelstt Sulafnensefebrumpft
Jb bate eine msnae pou Sesenmltteln ae.
bramcbt, absr allie febltsn aut3utbnn. Oa nun
Der lsBtr .Suntg bon 6pfnuns fur iniCb unO
meme aean9ttiaten gltern berfbwnnoen mar,
uno Idb bon oen sro6cn eIsenIebaftsn Sbres
jnlalnmsnaeleBten "QBilofirfcbcM Sprups"
9eb6rt bate, unp Oa6 ct bon Uielen Her3tsn
ais pas Oor5Hslihfe Wittel anerfannt Iei,1o
beieblOB leb einen Ssrlntb Oamit su maiden,
iIno ju meiner ar6Bten SefrieCi9un9 purDe
mein 6niteu nocb unD macb belTer, bas 9c6
IN meiner 9rite fna an Su beilen ilnO itb bin
bod Nfrent Gasen Su t6nnUn, Oa6 icb aus els
nCm armeh beinabe bOfinunseIOim @telrttr
aCfunO aGIpCrOGn bin umO mebr 8Swidbt ap'
lpOunen babe, ais ib je5nbOr bate. 2llle msis
ne Sla6baru t6mgn obias 9batIa6en 6eSRus
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-17
Advertising Mail Lettings.

BY the paragraph below, taken from the
Louisville Courier's Washington correspon-
dent, the famous Ashland, it will be seen
that the Post Office Department will advertise
the Mail Lettings, &C., in the Evansville
Journal. Three papers in Indiana have been
selected for this portion of Government adj
vertising. Heretofore the claims of Evans
vile have been sighted in the most abomina-
BILE manner. Altho' one of the largest and
most important cities in the State, yet never
before hast been noticed by the administra
ton in power, or the compliment paid even
the district, by advertising within it the Mai
Lettings. We have now an Administration
which seeks to correct the evils of past AID
ministrations or at least to show justice to the
heretofore neglected portions ofthe country
Ashland says:
SIN the list of papers sent you few days
ago, as having been designated by the Pos
Master General for the mail lettings, on,
alteration has since been made in the STATE
of Indiana. The Evansville Journal has beef
substituted for that of the Wayne COUNTY
Wing; the rest remain as originally desig
mated. :"
A distribution office is now badly wantet
here, and is actually demanded by the neces
sites of this section. But we shall speak full
ly on this subject soon, with the demand ex
listing for enlarged mail Accommodations il
Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-17
Inh printing.

We have now obtained the assistance of an
excellent Job Printer from Louisville, and having
the largest and most fashionable assortment OF
types between Louisville and st. Louis, we can
do work in better style than any other Office in
his region, and on as reasonable terms:
The Journal Office is now prepared to prin
Steamboat Bills in plain or colored inks, and in
the haDdsomest styles. We have one of the n
est and largest cuts made in the West, with
smaller ones for large cards, &c. If our work i:
not equal to that of Louisville in beauty anC
neatness no charge will be made. Steamboat
cards of all sizes and quality executed on reas
enable terms We respectfully solicit Of oul
SO literally bestow on the Louisville and Gil
cinnati offices.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-17
FROM CALIFORNIA.

Business at San Francisco is rather slack
owing to the stagnation oftrade above in Sa-
cramento and Stockton. The heavy rains
there have rendered the roads impossible in
many places and they cannot send their goods
up into the mining districts. The fine wealth
er of the last week will be Of service. Pro-
visions of all kinds maintain their price. al
though -four has huctuated. The winter has
setin so much earlier than was anticipated,
and cut off, as it were, communication with
the mining regions, that very great scarcity
of provisions exists and much suffering will
inevitably ensue, unless this fine weather con-
tlnues. 1t is very rarely that we can get any
intelligence from the mines, as they are by no
means writing or communicative communi-
ty, and the Placer Times is about the only
chance oil our learning what is transpiring
among the diggers. The various expeditions
which were despatched for the relief of the
emlgrants, have, | am informed all returned;
one party recently lost seventy mules in a
snow storm in the mountains. There is a
report here that Gen. Wilson or Williams,
the Indian Agent, and family, have been lost
in the mountains. The party with which
they started separated from them, the escort
coming by the southern pass and the General
insisting upon taking the upper. The escort
has been in some time, but no intelligence has
been received of the General. Many parties
have been missing longer than his and have
yet turned up.
The latest intelligence from the mines is to
the Oath of November. The Alta California
of the 1st December says, in reference there
TO:
At that date the rain storm had scarcely
abated in the valley of the Sacramento, the
roads were bad, and prospects generally dis
couraging for the miner; the return of pleas
ant weather since will probably enable us to
present more cheering accounts in another
paper. Enough is known, however, to rem
der the fact incontrovertible that the mining
season for the present year is at an end.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-17

New D1soovERY.-TheA Advertiser wishe
to make its readers believe, that Gen. Taylor
forfeited his promise not to interfere with the
legislation of the country, by making certain
to Congress. This is GER
tainly singular interference, and great cred
it is due the sagacity Of the Editor, for being
the first to discover it. 1t is new idea, that the
of the President, Is direct
interference with the legislation ofthe country
We think the Editor of the Advertiser will
inculcate so many new, novel and eccentric
ideas, into the heads of the Democrats OF this
region, that they won't know soon on which
end they are standing. This is certainly
progressive Democracy" with venge
ance.