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Litchfield enquirer., 1851-03-13


 rE7ItE Court of Probate for The District -A of Torring.on, hafh limited and allow cd six m;or ths from t!Ie date hereof, for the creditors to the Estate of ALEX AN DER GllLETT, deceased, late of Torrington, in said District, dcceased,. in which 10 cx- hlblt thelr claims for allowance and sctile- mont. Those negleciing to present their accnuuts within snil time properly aitested w,!l be debarrrd u recovery. All persons indt bted to said estae are requested to make immediate payment tO
 LEVI HODGES, Administrator. Torrington, Feb. 2lth 1851. At q Court of Probate holden at Torring> ton, within and for the District of Tor rington, on the 24th day of February, A. D. 1851.
 Present HARLOW TYLER, Esq. Judge, EVSTATE of ALEXANDER ,,ILLET, -EAate oi Torrinston, i'll said District, de- ceased.
 The Administrator represents the estate lnsoivent. and prays tho appointment of Commissioners thereon IVY Whereupon, Or dered, that Commissioners to receive, ex- amino and adjust the claims of the creditors of said estate, be appointed at the Probate Office in said Torrington, on the 18th day of March 1851, ut 10 o'clock in the fore noon; and that all persons interested ir said estate may be notified thereof, the Ad ministrator will cause this order to be pub lished in newspaper printed in Litchielt and post copy thereof on the public sign, post nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt in said Torrinston.
 A trne copy of Record.
 HARLOW TYLER Judge.
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EEasy3'h yE Public s4gcEEO2s.

NHE Episcopal Church Edifice in this | village, will be sold to the highest bdtie at pubic Auction on Thur sday the 20,h inst ;, tl o'clock P. M., onless preyious!. dispos- ed of at ptvate sale.
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ARTICLES or ASsoClATIo.l

ARTICLES or ASSOEiATIO.S
 OF THE LEWIS LOCK COMPANY" ID it known that we the subscribers do D hereby associate ourselves ss body PoIi- tic and Corporate pursuant 10 ihe statute of the state of Cpnnt ciicut relating tu J"in' Stock Corporations. and the following are our articles of agreement and association.
 Art The Lame of ihe said corporation shall be the Lewis Lock Company"
 Art. II. The ca2iIal stock oi said corpora ton shall be Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars, and the said capital stock shall be divided in> to one Thousand Shares of Twenty five Dol lars each.
 Art. III. The purpose for which said cor- poration IS established is the foIowinO 10 wit: The manufacture of Locks of all kinds, to SC il and deal in the same, 10 deal in merchandise sl all kinds. ard to purchase and sell all arti cles necessary and convenient for the prose. cution of the said business and generally To do all acts connected with or incident to Ire said business or the prosecution of the same.
 Art ". The statute aforesaid relating to Joint Stock Corporations is hereby particular ly referred to and made part of these articles, and the corporation hereby established and organized under and pursuant to the said act shall have the pnwers and proceed according to the regulations described and specified in said act.
 Art V. Each subscriber 10 these articles agree to take the number ci shares annexed 10 his or her name Of the capital stock of the said corporation, each share 10 be twenty-five dollars as aforesaid and 10 be paid for by in> stalmepts as the directors of the said corpora lion shall call in the same.
 Art. VI The said corporation is located in the village of Terryvilie in he town of Ply. mouth, Litch6eld County and State of Connec- iicut,
 Daled al Terryville, this lst Day of Eebru-
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TX NOW all men to whom these presents

TX NOW all men 10 Whom lheSe presents A may eome, greetrnS:
 We, the undersigned, do forbid all per sons from entering upon wood lot former Iy owned by Benj. Dissell, deceased, lying on the mountain west of the Methodist, Meeting house in Gooseborough, 10 cut or carry away any wool, logs, Or timber, on penalty of 'aw.
 AUGUSTUS RESELL,
 and others.
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HOWS FOR SALE -1'he subscriber cffars V for sale twenty Cows, part new mich, and all of lhem soon to be.
 WILLIAM J. pETTEE. Salisbury, uakevlle,) l2 March, 1851.
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every vaFlely oE pipe and cooking furniture to make a stove complete. Box and Shop Stoves .F
 Also Furnace castings of every description, consisting of Wafer wheels, over shot and pitch. back; Mill gearing great variety. Machine " castings of every kind, Chilled Sleigh and Cutter Shoes made any length to suit. Plough Castings, Sc. Sc. All orders for castings promptly filled. Furnsce at all times in ope- ration. ~ gs. Seley's Patent Wagon Couplings. f. r heavy or light wagons, very superior article - Wagon Makers are invited to look at it and try it. Machinery built and repaired, either heavy or light :. for cotton or wool, inS the best manner an6 upon the most reasonable terms Call and see. Wanted 50 tons of old eas, iron.
 II BALDWIN.
 Washington. Conn.. Nov. sih, 1850. COW
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At a Court of Probate holden a, Norfolk with
 in and for the District of Norfolk, EI state of ERASTUS l., HOWE, late of IA Norfolk, deceased.
 The Administrator represent lhe Estate in> solvent, and pray the appointment oi Com mssioners thereon. Wheseuron, Ordered, that Commission, rs 10 receive. examine, and adjusted the claims of the creditors of sad Eslale. be appointed at the Probate Office in Norfolk, on the 20lh day of March mex, al, len o'clock in the forenoon :-And that all persons interested in said Estate may be no,i fled thereof, the Administrator will cause this order to be published in newspaper printed in Litchhe!d, and post copy thereof on the public sign post in said Nori.lk
 A true copy of rccold. JOHN DEWELL, Judge. Norinik Eeh 4 ISSI a#a
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Wanted.
REMOVAL.

D.. BOaTWICK has removed his. residence to Mir. ]. l.. Judd's. at the Abbc Place, South street. Night call CTS will please rap at the north door, Office as heretofore. At
 L,tchfeld, Jan 27, 1851. s
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GTTATR@.

A complete assortment ol cane and wood "A seat. fancy and rocking CHAIRS, just Ie- ceiyea, and io sale low by
 S. N. BRONSON & Co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-03-13

At Court of P.t bate holden al Salisbury within and for the District of Salisbury, on the 2!d day of January, A. D. 1851.
 Present, JoHN c. MITCHELL, Judge. NN MOTION of the Administrator on the SFesate of HIiliaa .Noore, late ,f Salisbury within said District, deceased; This Court doth decree that Six months from the be allow ed and limiled for the creditors of said estate 'o exhibit their claims against the same to the Administrators and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in anews paper published in Litchfeld, and by posing a copy thereof on the public sign pest in said town e Salisbury nearest the place where the deceased last dwclt.
 Certified from Record.
 JOHN c. MITCHELL. Judge.
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At a Court of Probate holden al Noricik. within aud for lhe District of Norfolk, os the 1ll; day of February, 4. D. 1881.
 Present, JOHN DEwELL. Esq. Judge.
 ON motion of s F. Northway,, sdniuistra. tor on the estate of ERASrUS HOVE, lat, of Norfolk, within said District. deceased; This Court doth decree That *ix months from this date be allowed and iimiled for the creditors oi said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to said Administrator and directs that public notice b. given of this order by ad- yertising in newspaper published in Liich- field. and by posting copy thereof on the pub lie sign post in said town cf Norfolk. neaiss the place where the deceased last dwslt
 Certified from Record.
 JOHN DEWELL, Judge.
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For Sale or Rent.

A TWO Dwelling Houses sbout esssH two miles from Bantam Falls
 ss. & with Farm attaclled to each s2 Gone containing 125, acres and the other nearly the same are suitably divided into Meadow, pasture, blow and wood land.
 To be sold separately or together. IT not sold they will be rented on reasonable terms. p For further particulars apply to the sub seriber on the premises.
 3w43 HIRAM G KILBORN.
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Norfolk. Feb. i 1851.
Probate Court, District of Wood6ury
 March 1. IS5I,

Probate Court, District of Woodbury'
 March I, lr5l
 M ARTHA P. KASSON, of Bethlehem, Iil parent and guardian of Martha J. Kas- son, Geo'gs D, kasson, and Edgar N. Casson. minors, belonging to Bethlehem. in said dis trict, bath filed her petition, allcdging that said minors own, as iennants in common with others, one sixth part of all the Real Estate in Bethlehem which their grandmother, Deborah Everette, late of Bethlehem, devised to them and 10 their cO-iennanis, the interest of said minors being of about the value of three hun dred dollars
 And thatthey own ss tennanS in common with the heirs at law of their grandfather, George D. Kasson, Esq, formerly of Beth lehem, deceased, one filih of certain Real Es> tate in Bethlehem, which was inrumbered b, the dover Estate If the widow of said George D. Kasson, E>q', tie value of the interest of said minors being about four hundred dollars and for reasons in her said petitions aIledged i! is the interest of said minors 10 sell their respective interests in The aforesaid lands, and invest Inc avails as is by the statute provided. and asking said Court f0 authorize some meet person to sell and convey the same.
 The second Monday cf May, 1851, at nine o'clock A. M., at the Probate Office in Wood hury, is assigned to hear the Petition on the merits. and That notice thereof be given by advertising m a newspaper printed in Liich, field three weeks, at least six weeks before said :econd Monday of May.
 13* CHARLES B. PHELPS, Judge.
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BOARDS.

EOR SALE. 100, )OJ feet of good Hrmlock 1 Boards. Enquire of Geo. 4 Hills, Esq al North Goshen, or the subscriber
 GEO. D WADHAMS. Wolcottville, Jan.1 s5l.
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TT otice.

WHEREAS the undersigned with certain w other persons have associated themselves according to the provisions of the " act relating to Joint Stock Corporations" with capital ol Ten Thousand Dollars, under the name of the East Branch M .nufActuring Co. 10 manutac> lrre, sell and deal in any and all kinds of wares, goods and articles composed of Iron, Steel, weed or Brass as the principal compo- nent pat, 10 grind all kinds of grain, plaster and bark to acquire and hold all such land and any and all other property necessary anc conve,.. tent lar the prosecution ot said business &c, 7his is tS hotify all persons interested that the first meeting -f the Corporation will he holden at the office oi .t $. Barbour, in Wolcoltviile on Friday evening Ma'eh lo'h 1851, at ! o'clock CAAs sB. SMITH.
 N. B. LATHRoP.
 f.ELsoN ALyoap.
 Wo!co,lvlle, Feb. 2lh 1851.
 WY the undersigned do hereby associate w ourselves as body polite and cTpo- rate, pursuant 10 the statute otthe State of Con necticut, relating to Joint Stock Corpora tions," and the following are our Articles of association
 All. 1. The name ol said Cooperation shall be Alyord Carriage Manufacturing Co.,"
 Art. 9. The capital Stock of sad Lorpolas ton shall be twenty thousoud Gcllars, and shall be divided into Eight Hundred Shares oi Twen- iy five dollars each share.
 Art. 3. The purposes for which said Cor poration is established are the fol owing, to wit TO manufacture and vend any and all kinds ot wagons, carriages and sieighs. To manufacture, sell and deal in any anu all kinds of wares. goods and articles composed of irtn, steel, wood oi brass, ar any articles of which iron, steel, wood or brass is the principle com punent pat 10 acquire and hold all such lands, and all other kinds of property necessary and convenient for the prosecution of sad business, and generally to do all business connected with or incidental to the purposes of this assoc iaion as above specified.
 Ant. 4. The Statute af resaid k hereby re- ferred to and made pal of these articles. and the Corporali,n hereby established and organ- ized under and pursuant to said statute, shall h vc the powers and proceed according io the regulal ons described and specified therein
 Art. $ Each subscriber to tn SC Articles agrees to take the nnmber Of shares annexed to his name ia ihe Capital Stock of said tor' poration. each share to be twenty five dollars, and to pay the same by installmcnts as the Dl, rectors shall provide. Art 6. The said Corporation is established and located in the village ot Wolco,,vlle, town of Torringto,,. State of Connecticut. Dated at Torrington, the 10th day of March, | 1S5l
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Furniture, Chairs, Glasses,
 2a

4 Full assortment for sale as cheap as can fAbe bought at any shop in the county.
 Also CoE;ns. Black Walnut. Cherry and Butternut, ready made. W. C. PALMER. Milton, March 3d 1851.
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TRoNz AND sTEEz.
EZRA CLARK, & co. Corner of Front and Ferry 6fa.

Corner OI FTOnI anu FeiIy 6tbs M e3
 IIARTToRD. CONN. . ITAVE for sale large stock of Iron and | Il Steel. of every description required Ma- chinsis, Elacksmiis and slheTs. embracing V very great variety of kinds and sixes; togetkee with full supply of best Anyils, Vices. Bel- lows and Blsckamith ' tools generally.
 All cf which are offered to purchaaels on aa favorable terms as can be obtained elsewhere;
 ALSO kass A constant supply of frat qualllvoi CUT sF NAILS and SPIKES, at manufacturers pticea. Hartford, Jaa. 2e 1851. tyS3
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arY 1891. Subscribers Names. Number of Shares. Serene Gaylord. BIO Mary W. Lewis. 200 Gaius A. Norton. 100 Harley D. Cowles, SD David D. W rner, 1g0 David D. Warner, for
 H. T. s. Johnson, 40 Ansel aylord, 40 Elisha J0l nsoh, 40 We hereby certify that the foregoing Atli- cles of Association, and a true and faithful copy of the original Articles of Association as drawn mp and subscribed to by the several stockholders.
 SERENo GAYLORD, President.
 SERENO GAYLORD.
 DAVID D. WARNER,
 ELISHA JOHNSON, Directors.
 GAIIJS A. NORTON
 HARLEY D COWLES GAIUS A NORTON, Secretary. 1s
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At Court of Probate holden at Torringlon, in and for he District of Torrinston, on the 9th dov of Feh IS5l

At a Court of Probate holden at Torringlon, in and for he District of Torrinston, on the 9th day of Feb,, 1851.
 Present HARLOW FyLER, Judge. WHEREAS Albert Bradley: of salG Torring w ton has an assignment of his Estate real and personal. in trust for tho benefit of all his creditors, and Henry s Barbour, of said Tor ringtnn, has b. en duly appointed and constituted sole Trustee of said Estate so assigned there fore in pursuance of the Statute in such cases provided, this Court doth assign the 18th day of March 1851, at o'clock P. M., at the dwelling h use of Clark B: Downs in IVocottville in said Torrngion, tthe Probate Office of said Distnct) for the appointment of comm ssioners to receive examine, and adjnst the claims of all the cred ilors q said Bradley according to law, and tho said Trustee is directed 10 publish notice of this order in a newspaper printed in Litchfeld in the County of Lilch6eld, ,.and post notice of said order on the sign pest in said Woco,lvlle, at least fifteen days before the said 12th day ol March, that all persons interested may attend and be heard relative to said Appointment, il lucy see cause.
 HARLOW TYLER, Judge.
 The above is true copy from Recurd.
 Attest. CLARK E. DOWyS, Clerk.
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' Assoc iatlon of the Corporation aforesaid. NELSON ALVORD, President. Chas. B. Smith, l
 N. B. Laihlop,
 c, D. Wadhams' Directors. B. R. Agard,
 H. Hopkins, Wocotiviile. March l1th, 1851.
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At d Court of Probate holden at Torring> ton, within and for the District of Tor rington, on the 24th day of February, n 1S11
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-26
THE MARKETS.

New YoRK, March 81. The Cotton Market ac-
tive to-day, and sales of 1900 bales fully of cent
advance yesterdays prices. Whiskey quiet with
sales at from % 25a cents tobacco without change
-four rather dull rmer with sales of IA 900 bushels
at from 66 to 81 cents per bushel.
PETERsBURs, March 2l. Tobacco at from Sd SO
to SIS, according to quality cotton selling Ii cents
for prime wheat at from rs 100 cents according
quality, and tendency decline bacon, hog round
from 9 to 80 cents; corn, scarce at 20 cents.
WILMINGToN, March 20. Bacon, receipts light and
demand active-isO0 lbs. hog round sold to-day at
cents. Corn selling at from 81 to 20 Baltimore
flour at SIS 25 per barrel; Salt Liverpool. 80 per
sack. The Journal says Of Naval Stores: The receipts
of Tupentine continue light, reaching only about $500
barrels during the week. sales of which have been
orally steady at So for soft and 81 80 for hard till
day. when the hard article sold 81 25 per bb of
80 lbs. Sales of $50 hbls. Resin 80 95 for
No. 5 81 SO for inferior No. l and 50 SO for prime
do Sales $50 bbs. Spirits 2s for made,
and 273 cents per gallon for country made Sales of
757 barrels Tar at firm prices, S Is per Dbl.
FArETrEvILLE, March D. Bacon 20 to IO4 cents
cotton 10 to os cets; IS 80 per bushe
flour $5 % to Sc fodder ST. 25 per hundred flax
seed 81 40 per bushel coffee IS IA per pound
cotton yarn l9 cents per pound.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-26
EVANS s COOKE,
One Door .96ore Richard Smiths Old Corner.
R.AIBTGH. N. G.

w would respectfully inform our friends and the
w public generally that intend keeping constantly
on hand full supply of
Dry Goo is, Hard ware, CutIerYs
GROCERIES, DC.
and indeed every thing found in similar establishments
They present the following specimens of theit
Stock.
Chcni, Jasper, and Black Silks,
Silk Tissue and Ahorincs
Embroidered Grenadines and BeraGe,
Dotted and Embroidered Swiss MuslinS,
Poplns and Bcrage DeLanes,
En-. White Grape ShawIs
Jenny Lind Collars and Cuffs,
Ladies Kid Gloves and Mits,
Do Embroidered l. Hdkf'ss
Teffita and Bonnet Ribbons,
Lace Capes, and thread Laces,
Chine and Embroidered Parasols,
Ginghams and Caicoes,
Shoes and Boots of every quality and price,
Bonnets and Hats of every description, -s
Black French Cloths and Casimeres,
Black Satin and Marseilles,
Bed Tick, Cottonades, Domestics, Crockery, 4
eeding Hoes, Sugar, Coffee, g.
Adamaupe Candles, and a number of articles not
enumerated all of which the Subscribers intend selling
Cheap for Cash, punctual dealers short credit.
Don't forget give call and examine Stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Street. H. i. EVANS,
GEO. T. COOKE.
Raleigh, March le, 1851. So
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-26
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN BERTHE.

At Meeting of portion of the Democratic party
of Berthe County, held at the Court House in the
town of Windsor, Monday the 18th March, 1851
motion, w. j. Gillian, Esq, was called 10 the
Chair. and w. A. Ferguson appointed Secretary.
The object of the Meeting having been briefly ex-
planned by the Chairman, on motion of Jos. Jordan
the Chairman appointed Committee of five, viz DIR.
WIN. A. Turner, Jno. Freeman, Jas. R. Duers, Jos
Jordan and ]. R. Ferguson, TO report Resolutions for
the action of the Meeting.
The Committee having retired, COL Asa Biggs
being present and loudly called for responded in a
very able and pertinent Speech, at the conclusion OF
which L. D. Starke, Esq :, of Elizabeth City, being
called upon entertained the Meeting in some brief but
very eloquent and cheering remarks. Having con-
cluded, the Committee reported throug their Chair
man the following Preamble and Resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, the time is approaching when the peo-
pie will be called upon to elect some suitable person
10 represent them in the next Congress of the ned
States and whereas, we. portion of the Democracy
of Berthe, feel deep interest In the cherished prncl-
piles of our party; therefore,
ResolUed, That we heartily approve of the PROPOSE
ton of sister Counties, in recommending the
holding of Democratic District Convention, in Gates :
ville on the 18th Monday of thu present month, for
the purpose of nominating candidate to represent
this District in the next Congress of the United States.
RESOLVED further, That the Chairman appoint forty
delegates from this County, to represent in said
Convention.
The Chairman, in compliance with the I'd Resolu-
ton, appointed the following gentlemen as delegates
to said Convention:
Col. WIN. G. Morley, Jno. White, Alonzo Morris,
John Henry, Josiah White. George Lane, John l..
Britton, DR.. A. J. Askew, VIM. J. Freeman, VIM.
d. Askew, DR.. Henry l.. Mitchell, Abram Burden,
George H. Mitchell, James S. Mitchell, Jere Hill
Bunch. Jno. Freeman. Jno. w Jenkins, Jas. Burden
VIM. P. Tyler, Jordan Horton, Absalom Rogers, Wm
A. orley, Thos J. Pugh, Edward Watson, VIM.
Smith, Thos. Bond, Jr., Noah H. Thompson, Thos
r. Speer Joseph Jordan, Whitme R. Swain, DR..
VIM. A. Turner, Jas. r. Duers. John R. Ferguson,
Moses L. Mizell. Aaron S. Mzel, Kenneth Butler,
w. H. Pierce, John w. Heckstall. Jr., John S.
Shepard, and motion the Chairman added to
the list of Delegates.
On motion. it ordered that the Secretary forward
the proceedings of this Meeting to the Elizabeth City
Democratic Pioneer and the North Carolina Standard
with the request that they publish the same.
On notion the meeting adjourned.
WILLIE J. GILLIAN, Chairman.
W. A. FERGUSON, Secretary.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-26
OHIO SENATOR,

BENJAMIN F. Wade Freeso Abolition Wing, has
been elected United States Senator from Ohio for
six years. The New York Tribune thus notices his
election:
$50 Benjamin F. Wade, was elected-the frs,
United States Senator from the Western Reserve
within recollection.
Judge Wade is Free Soil Wing, and determined
opponent Of The Fugitive Slave Lam, but hes per-
ceired that his Free Soil principles could be promoted By
abandoning and opposing the Wing party, of which
he recently candidate, in opposition to the Free
Soil party, which carries all before it in his section.
He was an early and decided supporter of General
Taylor for President, yet he IS now elected by the
aid of the Free Soil votes.''
Here is proof conclusive as to Mr. Wade's posi-
ton and opinions. But have more proof, taken
from the Ohio Statesman, printed on the spot. That
paper says:
"From the course the wings took by the votes
published last night we presume will be sur
Prised at any result that might follow. MIR. Wade,
who made one of the billerest speeches last tall
against HE Fugitive SaUe W, is elected United States
Senator for six from the 4th inst, and Gy the aid
Of iohig roes So much for Fillmore and his whig
$50 much for whg pretences in coax
ing certain democrats abuse free-soers, promis-
ing to stand by them The result is bright COM
mentary WING politics, and those vino have been
fooled will have ample time to reflect"
The Statesman is concerned because the Fillmore
men had induced some of the Democrats to " abuse
free-soiers and had then fooled - them by elect
ing Wade. That paper is one of the organs of the
Democratic party of Ohio, and is opposed to the fu-
gtve-save law. We can have no fellowship with
It, We hold it up 10 general Indignation, as an enc
my to the peace of the country and the perpetuiy of
the Union.
The Ohio State Journal strong Wing organ
admits that Mr.. Wade is Freesoiler; but it asserts
at the same time that nearly all the Wings of thai
State are of the class and therefore Mr.. Wade
is not marked with any distinctive POPULARITY
We suppose the next election of Senator we shall
have TO chronicle, will be that of Mr.. Sumner, o.
Massachusetts,.