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NEWS BY TELEG IRA p III !.
THE RECENT ELECTION in GEORGIA.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
REPORTED VICTORY OF THE DEMOCRATS.
SIIIPWRECK AND LOSS OF LIFE ON LAKE ERIE.
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THE FUGITIVE SLAVE DIFFlCULT TY ~ WILKESBARRE, PA
Extensive COnfagration at Buffalo,
DO, &C.. 30
The Georgia Election.

SAVANNAH, Oct. 5, 1858.
Bullock county gives Johnson democrat, for Governor
500; Jenkins, unonst for Governor, 23 Seward demo-
cra for Congress, 1885, Barlow, unonist, for Congress-
sc. In Mcintosh, Johnson's majority is co. Liberty do
10; Jenkins majority in Efingham is 20; Bryan, go.
In Lee jenkins has 100 majority; in sumpter, 5O Ma
con, 90; Marion, Go; Talbot, 100 Putnam, 80; Bald
win, 40.
Mr.. johnson has majority Of 40 in Houston; 10 in
Twiggs 40 in Taylor 50 in Crawford, and 81 in Jasper.
Mr.. Jolnson's election is considered sure.
Mr. Seward is elected to Congress in the First district
Stephens whig is elected in the Eighth district and in
the Second, A. II. Colqul, democrat, is elected.
The democrats elect their candidates to the Legislature
in Washington, Jones, Houston, Twiggs, Wilkinson Jas
per, Crawford and Taylor, and one in Lee
Thus far the democrats have gained nine members to
the Legislature the vote Of 1S49.
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The third ballot resulteS IN the nomination of TIL,
Kkparick-he receiving 10 votes to 80 for Underwood
Mr. G MORGAN moved that John T. Clark be Unanimous
ly nominated for State Engineer
QUESTION" Where does he live ?"
MI MoeGAN-He lives all over the State. Mr. M with.
oiew hc hame and fruitless effort made to nomi-
ane ths candidate for Clerk Of the Court of Appeals
The motion to nominate Mr. Clark for engineer was put
and carried.
The Convention then took vote for Clerk of the Court
OF Appeals, with the following result
fenl y ilarwood. ...... 81 Lamport ........... 8
EP. Cole .'''''' aS 30 Rcs;ns0n s%ta '.'..
Mr. Harwood's nomination was made unanimous
a. mr c T. MORGAN nominated George Wood for Judge of
me .ourt Of Appeals-long term Qnud applause.)
:, William Rockwell of Long Island, and John NJ Parker
OF Iioga, also presented.
Mr. FARwrI Of Jefferson, presented the OF Joseph
uen for Judge Of the Court of Appealsshort ternnd
mo> ed the nomination at
The RESIDENT declared that the question Of the eandi-
date for tn long term was in order
A vote waslaken for Mr.. Rock veil and declared lost
A second vote ~as taken Mr. g. Wood, aud declared
carried This was objected TO- and the yeas and nays
Mr.. Wood was declared the candidate, amidst loud
applause.
Joseph Mullen of Je(erson nominated for the short
II was moved that Committee on Resolutions be sp
pointed
NIess,s. Morgan OF Cayuga Smith, Of Queens Simon
of New York Nelson of Westchester Reynolds Of
Rensselaer, Van Valkenburg, of steuben; Phtt, of Os
wego, and Murray, Of Livingston were appointed.
While the committee retired spee;hes were made by
Messrs Noble of Chatau9ue; Bruce, of Madison and
Charles II. Dana of New York
THE PLATFORM.
The committee returning, read the following
Resolved That the speedy enlargement Of the Erie Canal
and the completion of the material lateral canals Is whig
it has always been That pledge to the
amendments of the constitution houoraby carried through
by the aid of independent and patriotic democrats
dial support and hail with satisfaction the prospect of
speedy conclusion under whig management
the grcatnc and prosperity OF our State
Resolved That the State ticket nominated by this
ton worthy Of the support cector the State and
that will elect it,
CONGRATULATIONS AND ADJOURNMENT.
The President congratulated the convention its har
mony, its unanimty and its prospects of
His remarks elected warm applause.
With three cheers for the ticket three for the cause
and three for Washington Hunt the Convention adjourned
sine die
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Affairs In Washin0ton.
OUR MINISTER TO CHILI-PROPOSED INCUBATION OF
THE SOUTHERN MAlL-THE TREASURY CLERKS
NAVAL AFFAIRS, ETC.


THE SOUTHERN MA1L-THR TREASURY CLERKS
NAVAL AFFAIRS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Oct. s. 1853.
The Hon. Samuel Medary, Minister to Chill, and DR..
Massor of Mobile Secretary of legation stopping at
the National Hotel in this city, and will take their de-
parture for Santiago in the Of one two weeks
Secretary Marcys return from New York is expected
Friday.
1t is announced that the General is endea
vong to effect such change in the schedule of time in
the mail service between Washington and New Orleans
will prevent failures and reduce the time twenty four
hours 1t is said he proposes to avoid the portion
of the route for the great mail and resort to the viii
mngon and Manchester Railroad for connection with the
South Carolina road, as completed.
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued orders requr
ing the clerks throughout the Department to be at their
desks from to O'Clock until the first of April next and
prohibiting going out to take drinks penalty Of
from Office.
Lieut. Walbach has been detached from the rendezvous
at Baltimore and ordered to the oop of Dale Lieut.
Edwards has been detached from the sloop Of St.
Marys in consequence Of sickness. Chief Engineer Henry
Hunt has been ordered to the Navy Yard at Washington
steam engineer and machinist Of the yard.
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Interesting from Hayti.
DECLINE OF THE YELLOW PEvER-MOvEMENTS OF
THE RMPERoB-HI0H PRICE OF COFFEE AND
PROVISIONS, ETC.

ko9fVNt wv '"VOs
The schooner Gordon from Port Prince, September
10TH arrived at this port this morning. reports that the
fever which had for long time ravsged the island,
had disappeared at Port Prince, aud the accounts
from the other parts Of the island were favorable
The Emperor with his army had just returned from
Aux Cayes where he had been experimenting some inn
proyemcnts OF the streets and public buildings.
The country In quiet state, and advancing grsdu
ally to u prosperous condition. Coffee very
scarce and had advanced to $l05 per 100 lbs ayten
currency. American provisions Of all kinds very
scarce and in demand.
The plain Of the American schooner Louis A. Sears
had received note from the Governor OF Prince
charging him with smuggling, but he took notice Of
the document. vessel caught smuggling Is liable by
the laws OF Hayti to confscation.
The bark Charles Lex, for Philadelphia the I'D brig
Hctty from New York the ~ August, and Dennis
schooner from Philadelphia were in port.
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The British steamer of the 5tb brought us the rst
shipment of gold from Australia the United States
amounting 10 $40 800. This fact mentioned ysster.
day. We indebted to Adams a Co, for the open.
ing Of this business The sn;erprsing 6rm
made the first shipment Of California gd the Iah-
mus in 1919; it may be curious state that the sum
only s23 900 slT ooo less than 10y Australia
Owing the mails connecting this shipment goes By
the present mail Another messenger belonging to tie
firm Is his way in charge Of the second ex-
press and may be expected TO morrow.
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New Hampshlre Agricultural Fair.

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
MANCHESTER, Oct 3, 1858.
The State Agricultural Fair commenced its exhibition
here day large of people are in attend
ance representing every section Of the Granite State,
bringing with them representatives of almost
product both vegetable and animal 1t is said to be by
the best exhibition held in this State If not in
the New England States.
Mr. b. 2. johnson, Of the New York Agricultural Socie
ty, will deliver the address tomorrow. Hon Edward
Everett is also expected to address the multitude
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Great Fire mt Buffalo.
OVER ONE HUNDRED BUILDINGS CONSUMED.

BUFFALO, Oct. S, 1858.
About two O'Clock this morning fire broke out at the
Five Points Evans street and the flames being by
the wind rapidly spread north towards the canal and east
towards Maine street Before the fire brigade reached
the spot ten twelve buildings were in flames, and
owing to the crowded state Of the neighborhood, and
the number of wooden buildings scattered among
the brick blocks newly built since the last
great fire in the vicinity, it was tounF i'm
possible to check their progress The efforts OF the fire
were therefore, confined to keeping the conagraton
within the limits o the Points. Some our live acres Of
ground burnt over, containing in all over loo build
ings but Joss ot probably exceed $50, 900 the inu
rance ut s under so, 900. some brick blocks
UH others much damaged. The fire consumed
bo Evans street from Fly to Rock street, both
side ui Iecoulteaux, in the boundaries side
Of Stale sds of Fly, and both sides Of Rock through
to the canal
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From Mobile
DECEAsE OF DISTINGUISHED INDIvIDUALs--DE-
STRUCTIvR FIRE, ETC.

DkCEASE OF DISTINGUISHED lNDIVIUU ALb--UE
STRUCrIvk FIRE, ETC.
MoBliE Oct. A. 1858.
Judge nargan Chief Justice of the Supreme Court died
of yellow fever yesterday r Park, and Mr. Skinner,
both prominent Of this place died of the epidemic
to-day Rev. Mr.. Massey lies dangerously ill with an
attack yellow fever but hopes are entertained that he
will recover
There has yet been frost in or in the neighbor-
hood of the city The epidemic Is gradually wearing
away.
The residence Of Jonathan Emanuel, who is absent
from the city, destroyed by fire to-day supposed to
be the work Of ncendar the house was not occu
ncd Lass nhn $40
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TuH ORGANIZATION OF THE CONVENTION.
FROM THE REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGENT.

FROM THE REGULAR NEWSPAPER
SYRACUSE, Oct Six p N.
The Convention met this morning, and called TO
der by f. D. Morgan.
Gen. Benz. Bruce Of Madison appointed temporary
chairman After thanking the Convention for the honor
Of the appointment Gen. b. congratulated the delegates
On the auspicous circumstances under which they
assembled and expressed hope that their proceedings
might be characterized by harmony, and that ticket
might Be nominated which the people Of the State would
regard as worthy Of their support. (Applause.)
Messrs Stephen Riggs, Of Schenectady, and r. Van
vaikenburg, OF Steuben, appointed Secretaries
When calling the ro the name Of Governor Hunt was
greeted with marked applause. The delegation from all
parts Of the State Is nearly full.
On motion Of Mr. Schultz, a committee of one from
each judicial district appointed TO nominate perma-
TIVE o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention re e-sssembled at two oclock--thc hall
being crowded.
The Committee on Organization now reported as fol-
lows -
For PRnapE1.--waGhington Hunt cloud applausc.)
vIcE PRpsaDYNTs-E. u. Morgan, Of New York; d. T.
Mlls of Kings Thomas T. anorh, Of Schoharie Duncan
McMartin Of Fulton; u. A. Brown, Of Lewis; Norwood
Bovine, OF Delaware; s. " X. Cooper, of Cayuga; and
SscnRrARns. Mackie, Of Dutchess; Theodore c.
0rannis OF Chenango; William j. Weed OF Albany and
Delos n SILL Of Cataraugus.
sPnKCH OF Ix0ovmNeR HUNT.
The President was escorted the chair by Mr.. Hawes
- New York. and Mr. Cameron Of Ere when he delivered
ths following speech
ontlenen-I receive with grateful scnsibity the dis
hngsed honor you have conferred upon me in selecting
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FHIIADEITIHA, Uct. D, I5o3
The Secretary of the Navy visited Navy Yard this
morning and inspected every department Of it. He
received with salute Of seventeen guns and when he
went board the Cyanc and ST. Marys sautes also
fred by those vessels and their yards manned He
also visited the receiving ship Union and steamer Fulton
He was accompanied by members of Congress Florence,
Witte and Robins
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From tho East.
THE FISHING vEssBLs-BOSTON MECHANICS FAIR.

THE FISHING vES6BLS-BOSTON MECHANICS FAIR.
BosroN, Oct. s, 1858.
Considerable anxiety is felt at Gloucester for the safety
of the fishing feet in the gaM of September % tee
graphic despatch states that the schooner Starlight of
Gloucester had been ashore but got off, badly damaged
II is feared that others have been lost.
The MechanicsFar closed last night Since 1t has been
opened 100 600 persons have visited it.
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NEW URlkANs, Oct. 4, 1868
The steamship Mexico just arrived from Galveston
ports that the steamship Yacht from Bazos bound to
New veans, struck Brazos bar the 23d ult., and
went to pieces in eight feet Of water She had
siderable amount of specie board, part of which
saved. The passengers and crew all saved.
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Senatorial Nominations, Sc

SYKACUSk Uct D, 1900
The Wing Senatorial District Convention for the Twenty
first district nominated Gen Benz f. Bruce for the State
Senate.
The Syracuse House sold to-day to Allen Monroe for
$s7, 900
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We regret to state that the Hon Judge Paine OF
the Justices Of the Supreme Court IA suffering under
very dangerous attack Of congestion OF the iung Tho
learned gentleman Is at Poughkeepsie from which ne
cannet be removed
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CHrxcHA Is1.ANps. Sept. 0. 1888.

40 Her Britannia Maesty's Charge dAfaires, Lima.
SR-Thc American shipmastcrs here, feeling them
selves under infinite oblgitons to Admiral Moseley for
his kind attention to their Representations, and ha
promptness in demanding for them that proper respects
be paid their dag by The authorities at these islands
beg leave through you, to tender him their earfee
thanks and also add the assurance that we shall ever TO
tain sentiments OF the veliest gratitude towards him.
in the conviction that the side OF own banner floats
the British dag pledge Of protection TO US With
much esteem are sir very respectfully, your obedisnt
servants :.
Signed BY all the american shipmasters At the ChinchA
Ialapl
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Gr,rrSnYs-I have received the communication sig ned
by the shmaser OF the United States that you wen
depvted to y before me, containing the particulars q
the gross outrage recently committed by the Captain z
the Tort the Chinca Islands upon yourselves and Other
citizens the United States the l7th Of this month
The mere perNal Of your statement Is sufficient ex-
cite the highesUindgnaton and it would Be matter q
ting nature Of the assault hnd the wounds nAictsd - -
sodesy, that you did not punish the offender os tha
spot not Of the proverbia love of ose g.
respect for the Law which distinguish our nAtioa.
But, gentlemen, you thought and acted upea ~ ty.
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The People ex rel Davis and Palmer, respondents,
to argunent - D. Dudley Field and Charles O'Conor
counsel appellant and Samuel Beardsley and John
Van Buren for respondents Az the close Of the argu
neut of these the court will adjourn sine die
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MGRlY Y INTERESTING FROM the PACIFIC.
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AFF AIRS IN SOUTH AMERICA.
o>~~~~~>~~~>>N,~~o.,e
More Discoveries OF Gold and Quicksilver Mines.
IMPORTANT From PERU.
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Full Account Of the Trouble at Cialncha Islands.
>>>>>>>>~>~~~~~s>~>><>>~~>~
CORRESPONDENTS BETWEEN THE AMERICAN SHIP
MASTERS AND MR. MINISTER CLAY.
~~>~,~~N>~>>c~oU~>>~cl
The Details Of the Australian News.
~~-~~~o~~~~~~~>~~~>~~~~~~
Supposed Escape Of John Mitchell and Jehs
Martin, the lrkh Exiles.
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CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH OF JULY IN MELBOURNE
->>~~>~>~>>~~o~~>>~~
ITS EFFECTS ON THE PEOPLE
~oc->~~~~~c~~.>c~-o>~>~ss
The Latest Market and Geld Cirealafs.
&o., &C., &C.,
CORRESPONDENTS BETWEEN TIiE AMERICAN SHIP
MASTERS AND MR. MINISTER CLAY.
The Details of the Australian News.
supposed Escape Of John Mitchell and Johu
Martin, the Irish Exiles.
CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH OF JULY IN MELBOURNE

Our correspondence and full aes of papers fron au
parts cf the Pacific brought by the Crescent City have
reached Ms, and We enabled to give the dstnas
Of the new from that quarter Of the world.
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Whig judicial Convention.
NOMINATION. FOR JUDGE IN THE FIFTH DIsTRI

SYRACUSE Oct. 5, 1885.
The Wing Judicial Convention met at IL o'clock this
forenoon at the Syracuse House. Joseph Benedict of
Utica having withdrawn his name, William J. Bacon was
nominated for Judge in the Fifth district.
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CHARLE5fON Oct. 2, 1908,
Col. Henry r. JONES' of the richest planters in
Georgia, died in LAurens county on Sunday last.
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NEW fAVkS, Uct. o. 1906
In the United States District Court in session in this
city, the India rubber injunction of Day Cand6
and Others licences of Goodyear has been trial for
the past days. and exces unusual degree of in
terest large delegations from the different rubber
panes the country being in attendance The
Arguments OF counsel will probably close to- morrow.
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CIuxcHA ISLANDS, Sept 7, 1858.
To the Honorable j. Randolph Cay United States Ains
ter at Lima.
sm,-we, the undersigned shipmasters at the Chincha
Islands beg leave to you most sincere thanks
for the kind atcption with which you have listened 70
have taken redress grievance We are, sir most
respectfully, your obedent servants.
Signed BY all the American shpmastcrs ut the ChnchA
Islands.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
THE TICKET NoMINATED-THB SILVER GRAYs DIS
APPOINTED, HTC.

THE TICKET NoMINATED-THE SILVER GRAYS DIS
APPOINTED, HTC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE THE NEW YORK HERALD.
SYRACUSE, Oct. 5-SKP NJ.
The labors OF the whg Convention, which adjourned
half an hour ago, may be summed up in very short
space We will begin with the nominations which are as
follows
Secretary of State F. w. Leavenworth, of Onondaga.
Attorney General. ;. Ogden Hoffman, of New York
Canal Commissioner Cornelius Gardiner OF JEFFERSON
Comptroller ....... James NJ. Cook, Of Saratoga
State Treasurer. f. G. Spaulding -
State Prison Inspector Thomas Krkpar'ck OF Albany
State Engineer. John l. ClarK.
Judge Of Appeals (Iong
term). .......... George Wood, OF New YORK
Do (short term) -. Joseph Mullen, of Jefferson.
Clerk Of Appeals Benz. 7. Ha,wood, OF Livingston
The resolutions very short They go In for the canal
enlargement and supporting the ticket nominated.
There was sharp contest the nomination OF Attor-
ev General Mr. Ullman strongly supported by some
of the New York delegation lie opposed by Mr. Tay-
lor of New York who put Ogden Hoffman in nomination
rinu the controversy considerable confusion
hut the President got order after calling for It three or
four times.
Mr. Hoffman was nominated on the third bsnet but the
motion 10 make it unanimous unsuccessful Mr. Uu-
man was defeated through Mr. Weeds personal Efforts
Excepting this episode the Convention harmonious
The nomination Of the ticket occupied three hours.
There was sharp debate the question of appointing
committee resolutions, which was finally settled in
The affirmative.
The ticket is all Of the Seward stripe except Mr. Ho
The silver gays are indignant and say they hope
the sewardites will have good time electing it.
The Convention adjourned at eight O'Clock w.
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Mr. Gardner's nomination made unanimous.
II then voted to proceed to nominate for State P
Inspector.
The following persons presented, viz--Norwood
Bovine of Deaware Abncr Baker Of Jefferson Benjamin
Squier Of St. Iawrence Thomas kirkpatrick, Of Albany;
Epenetus Crosby Of Duchess Alex IL Wells Of Sing Sing
William Lyons Of New York A. H. Crocker, Of Catarau
gus Joseph Garng House. of Ontario; Henry Bradley, of
Yates; Josiah Eyerets Of Pattsburg and Henry Under
wood, of Auburn.
Mr.. CHRISTOPHER MORGAN said they wanted man who
would steal let others steal and that Henry
Underwood, Of Auburn.
Amid loud talking and much confusion, at a quarter
before six O'Clock the following result Of the ballot
waa got at. thcre having been l32 votes cast
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PARADE AND INSPECTION or THE FIRST Bnf0A ADE
NEW YORK STATE MILITIA BY BKIoADIER GENHBAL


sPICER.
yesterday the regiments composing the above brigade
were reviewed by Brigader General Scer consisting of
'he Isl Regiment n Y s. NJ Cavalry and Horse ArtiI
lery) commanded by Colonel yer % ditto (nfantry)
commanded by Colonel John A. Bogart Sd ditto (Cvary)
commanded by Colonel William Menck; and list ditto,
Qdfes,) commanded by Colonel yosburgh.
The following enumeration of troops and com
panies and the names of their respective captains belong
ing to the regiments which were the ground
LIST Regiment N. Y s. NJ, Col Ryer, composed Of Eve
troops-First troop Captain Storms do Captain
Kennedy third do, Captain Lobs fourth do Captain
Hasche; fifth do, Captain Keon.
Officers of the ment:-Leutenant Colonel William
Forsyth; Paymaster X Hagcnlocher; Major John Hoey
"a Regiment N, Y. ~, Colonel Bogart composed OF
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The Election this Month.

In these exciting revolutionary and
progressive times, when a new Con-
stitution must be hammered out for
the State every two years, and the
Legislature must meet scmi-annually
and sit six months to make laws to
meet the "exigencies Of the times" it
is not at all singular that the people
should exercise that great and never
abused prerogative Of going up to the
polls to VOTE An election vii. be
held this month-the third Monday,
for the people to say who shall sit over
them as Judge. We are glad to see
good and sufficient men step forward
without regard to pot-house caucuses
of small politicians. Judge W. 3.
Robertson it will be seen is candi-
date for the Office, and the Hon. D. D.
Avery is candidate. Mr+ Avery is
eminently qualified for the post and
the contest will be warm one. We
feel satisfied that the people will re-
gard the moral and intellectual quail
iications of the candidates. only. If
there be any exercise Of The elective
franchise, that should be independent
Of the grovelling instruct Oms Of party
mountcbanks, certainly this is it. In
these fractions times-whcn it is well
known that any Office can be had for
"a consideration" we deem an elective
Judiciary system, a dangerous expert
ment.
It remains yet to DO seen how il
will work, and we hope til example Of
cur sister State, (Mississippi) will be
followed by Louisiana. At the same
time the judges are to be elected. a
District Attorney is to be chosen. The
too candidates now before our people
are Mr.. Joseph Joor, and Col. Robt.
G. Beale, both of them are well quail
fed, and are too we'll known to peed
any communication at oalr hand