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semplers; therefore 1t never doubted him. Gen.
Taylor was ever blunt and honest SO it dis
credited him. Gen. Cas- had ever shown him
self . trucker and time server; so it gave him
its heart. Gen. Scott had led q noble life of
bravery, Of honor and Of patriotism life full
Of glory, not merely for him, but for his coun-
try; there was no stain upon his bright name,
no suspicion upon one of his public ideas; but
what then! The hero, the gentleman, the
christian, the patriot, the southern man was
unfit to be believed his opposite in all things
could alone be trusted.
The CRY was raised that Gen. Scott was in the
hands Of the Seward men; that the freesoilers
would govern him; that his success would en-
danger slave institutions; so, at the signal of a
Baltimore Convention, one-half composed of
locofoco freesoilers or abolitionists, the South
threw itself into the arms of new " Northern
man with Southern principles fresh cheat
of the political jugglers, and votes for person
of no character, no talents, no services, known
only as an old huckster of party and Van
Buren, upon a much smaller scale. Well, just
in proportion to the force of the reasons for not
putting Southern safety into such paltry hands,
is he triumphantly elected. Him, freesoilers
and secessionists supported with the same zeal I;
but against him such support begat no suspi-
cion for democracy mark you y never sus-
poets anybody but those who have good
name, like Clay or Taylor or Scott; against the
Van Burens, Dick Johnsons, Folks and Pierces,
all circumstances fall dead, though they be
strong enough to hang them.
Well, behold the catastrophe! For catas-
trophies must come to such things, in spite Of
| democracy. When all public principle and
public prudence are flung away, calamity comes
next; and they who put themselves into the
hands of known political knaves invite it, call
it down upon themselves, drag it upon their
| own heads.
| No sooner is Mr. Pierce-this excellent and
| faithful friend of the Union and of Southern
| Rights-installed in the power secured him by
their votes, than he turns about; and, being
a fast friend of the Compromise, takes to his bo-
som just the two disloyal factions-the Seces-
| North-whose pernicious conduct had made the
Compromise necessary to save the country from
the horrors Of civil war Upon these he Law
| ishes his favors; heaps upon these the public
trusts; and to make still stranger and more obi
GUS the wrong and the treachery, sets his face,
North and South, against all that part of the
Democracy who had been, from the beginning,
the mistaken friends of the South and the Union.
1t is for this and for standing by these that he
quarrels with Collector Bronson and has now
removed him.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE NEW oRLEANs DAILY CRESCENT.
l,u tbs Southern Lint.


THE NEW YORK coLLECToRsHIP.
Nrw YoRx, November 1-sr.M
The democrats and free sellers Of Massachusetts have
generally cosesced and at meeting held at Concord last
night Judge Bronson was denounced as traitor
NEW YORK MARKETS
N,w York November l.
There has been good demand for Cotton to-day, and
225o bales have been sold at firm prices
sp tbs National Linz.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
New YORK. October 81.
The Cotton market here quiet with sales Of about
1000 bales tod day Prices however are firm at 1oc for
Midding Orleans and per ID for Middiing opands
Flour is active under influence of the steamers news
and IS 600 bbs have been sold at an advance
FURTHER BY TIE ARCTIC-TIIE EASTEBN CUES
Nkw YoRK, October 81.
hi the opin;on of the English and French diploma
lists that the war between Russia and Turkey will be
confined to the frontiers aud will not spread over Europe
Turkey had given permission for neutral flags to
main on the Danube till the 25th October, but longer
LARGE FIRE
LOUISVILLE, November l.
fire broke out this morning in this city between Sc
cond and Third streets, Main, greatly damaging the
telegraph office of the line and Basis tobacco fac
tory and destroying large grocery store Loss not sscer
tanned
OHIO RIVER.
PIrrssURGH, October %.
There is now % inches water in the channel and the
CINCINNATI, October 90
The liver here is rising and has swollen feet during
the last "A hours.
PirrsBURGH, October 81
The river here is now at stand with feet inches
CINCINNATI October 81
The river here still rising and has swollen about five
feet altogether with six feet water in the chan
mel Boats of large class now enabled to go out
LOUISVILLE October 81.
There is now 81 inches water in the canal here and
the river still rising.
There is now feet inches water in the channel Nc
further rise is expected for the present.
CINCINNATI, November l.
The river here rose four feet during the past night but
it is now falling slowly
The river here stationary with four feet water il
the canal Several large class boats advertised
leave this week for New Orleans.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels - November

ST CHARLES. II sIawbridge, Medbury Geo Bell
Tate, Chss Bailey, o Stout,
Bartlett saml Williams Clint Campbell NJ Day, No Chss
Thee Gemard. il T Boiling, 4 MssleL, wAltha, Thos
Jackson Chas vnsep Mobile John wager, Msmphsi Geo
w Cuum Lake House; A Kane, w SkiImau,
Capt Berry ship Andrew Jas Grant, Miss.
yERANDA...w Barker Thayer lady, Allen,
Bultt barrow, Mrs Mss Efs Cammack
lady and family, o. Theo Vaudeville Lakin.
NAhsH Miss; DR. and lady, Shreveport Hghsns,
and o Railroad.
ST LOUIS. Girard, Mobile; Barrow, DR. W
Douglas West Matthews, Or Graham, Neyland, {
DePeyster, o; Jeaursnaud, lady and family c. G
Gray steamship Falcon.
ARCADE Settle, Thcs Dillon Fowler Miss A
Mvey, Reed Geo Scott Luke Reed, II Clark Dr. Wal
lace o. Seelger, Forbes, Forbes, Herudon,
Mo; Bloom Bloom, John Baker, W Erwin Andrew
ders La, Chas W Stsute, MOI Jas NJ Wi-wel.
CITY Tyler children. Dunbar, Kelly
Marx Anthony, o. II Head, seviii A Knight NJ G
Brushwood lady, DeVaoourt, W Read
Bruf BstnaId, Usher, Saryeyj John
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MrIAscHoLY SUICIDE. - Yesterday morning an aban-
doned woman known as Mary P. Smith committed sui
eide by shooting herself in the heart in back room in
the second story Of the block adjoining the Post Office
Cedar street An inquest was held and verdict
dered in accordance with tie above facts
Some OF the particulars Of this unfortunate womans
history are of peculiarly melancholy nature We
learn that she received in Of the best female schools
of this State located in neghboring town, finished
education and at the age which young ladies generally
leave the seminary was an accomplished handsome and
interesting girl But in evil hour she departed from
the path of virtue, aud became dshonored. About
eighteen months since she to Nashville and has
since been an inmate of Of the houses
Of illfame which infest the city Yesterday morning
awakened at about daylight by her paramour, she
and with the remark that she presumed he had become
tired Of her she opened drawer from which she took
loaded pistol and deliberately shot herself We learn
that she only about nineteen years OF age Mash
vile True Wing
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has intimated that its editor would feel justified
in doing the same thing, there being " no wing
in the field" and why should not Col. Marks
follow so illussrious an example With such
distinguished adherants, and with the lights
before us, we feel confident that Mr.. Gayarre
will be elected
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Norfolk Oct 25-The steamer Northern Light put in
here to-day for Coal aud provisions with hundred
passengers San Francisco dates to the LIST instant
She brings and half million dollars In gold The
news is unimportant The markets dull and favor.
able to buyers.
Boston, Oct. 25-There was very severe storm yes
tersy this city and in every direction around so far
AZ news has received The telegraph wires
trated almost everywhere 1t is supposed that great
damage has been done by the storm, both at
and on land.
Boston, Oct 25Inteigence has been received here that
British cruzer lately took from the schooner Lookout
about ninety barrels Of fish, for infringing the limits
Washington Oct 25-Ms S. R, Hobbie, First Assistant
Postmaster General is lying dangerously ill at his resi-
dence in this city.
Boston, Oct 25-The side wall of the Pembroke House
now in course of demolition, fell this morning killing
Michael ONea John Murray and James Frost and badly
ipuring Timothy Daily Patrick White and two others
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"No WING IN THE FIELD" We are in.
formed on reliable authority that Col Marks
who is the democratic candidate for Auditor,
declared the other day, in the presence of seye.
raj gentlemen, that, were he a resident of III,
First Congressional District, he would vote 70,
Mr.. Gsyarre in preference to Mr.. Dunbar, who
is the regular democratic nominee. The Courier
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The FREAKs or FORTUNE. A respected and highly
educated lady died in the New York Aims House on the
22d ult, who in 1885 possessed of fortune of
$4,000 which she invested in Fire Insurance Stock Her
losses by the great fire ruined her fortune and too proud
apply to her friends where she died as stated
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House Furnishing Store,

M / l. l. Il II, ii A r K 5 & W A l. d Il
S8 and 20 Camp street.
Ter The Subscribers daily receiving Gsh addition % their ls
and varied stock, eomprised in which
QUEENswARE. GLASS and CHINA WARE;
BOHEMIAN WARE, BIRMINGHAM WARE
RICH CHINA VASES and FINE SILVER PLATED WARE
PARLOR and HALL LAMPS aud CtROSDOLEs
RICH TEA TRAYS and WATERS, in sofa single;
FINE TABLE CUTLERY and Housekeeping HARDWARE
ENAMELED and HOLLOW WARE;
BRITANNIA, PLANlSHED TIN and JAPhSNED WARE,
WOODEN aud WILLOW WARE, FEATHER DusTERsi
BRUSHES, of all ktnds;
PAPER IANGiNGs and BORDER, DOOR MATS
WHITE, CHECK, FANCY nni COCOA MATING;
WINDOW C0RNICEs, CORDS aud TAssELs;
CURTAIN BANDS and CURTAIN PINS.
ALSO
SPIRIT GAS or Burning FLUID;
SPERM, LARD ard WHALE OIL;
STAR SPERM ADD WAX cANDlE
~ Selected for Family
o9s swap MILLER, HARRIS WALDO
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FlouR-The receipts of -four in Boston for the week
ending the oath H. las bbs by railroad and $3.50 by
The receipts of for the time were IS
and Of wheat 1884 bushels The total exports
OF -four comprised 94i5 bbls
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BRIrisH AND U. s. CossuLs-England has AL Consuls
In different parts Of the world and the United States
only 1870. England has 90 in the United States 81 in
Spain Il in Brazil 10 10 China, 4S in France 2s Por
tugs is in Russia and II in Sweden The United States
has 81 in the British dominons 10 in France in Brazil
in China, in Portugal, 6 in Spain and in Russia
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Coal The Memphis Wing says The present cold
spell has caused rise in the price of coal which now
selling at 81 % per barrel We not much favor Of
these rsngs, but would like to in the Ohio that
would bring coal hp,rn
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The NEW York TRIBUNE JUDGE BRoSsoS.-The
Tribune the strongest freeso paper New York of
Collector Bronson
every citizen Of New York who ransacs business at
the Customhouse directly interested in the manage
mept of that engine to vote this day on the
question Of retaining removing Mr. Bronson, there
would be at nine for his retention to for
his removal To prescribed he Is for lofty indepen
dence is an and trust citizens will find some
means of estying emphatcally the high regard with
which his course has inspired them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-02

GS- WING CENTRAL STATE COMMITTEE. The
members Of WING CENTRAL STATE COMMITTEE will NEE,
their Club Room, Exchange Alley on
THURSDAY EVENING November g. O'Clock y. By order.
cHAs. NJ. WATERMAN, President.
Ii & hAE T. .jdoffissox, Secretaries. os !,
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CRoPs sETc., ILLINoIsThe Alton Telegraph of the
Goth ult. says
is estimated that for the three days ending last
evening about $50 teams from the country arrived here
being of day loaded with various kinds
grain produce The price paid ranged from ninety
cents dollar per bushel, according toquality.
Nothing has yet transpred in city in the way of
pork and beef packing owing to the continued warm
weather We hear Of few small lots of beef cattle for
packing, at s. per hundred pounds early delivery and
Of hogs at So 75DS4 to be delivered at early day.
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WIIHpRAws.-The advertisement announcing Major J
A. Kelly as a candidate for the State Legislature has
been inadvertently continued in paper Major Kelly
requests us to state that since he was not nominated by
the Wing CONVENTION. he Is no longer candidate
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DRuGGIsr, No. IS Camp st.
LEI DR.. Z. J. coxEs PREPARATIONS, in extensive
nearly fifteen years have by their merits CURED epa
unsurpassed eqasled by any similar made shs North
SOUTHERN COUGH s7RUP
EXTRACT OF coPAlyA, sARsAPARILLA AND CUBES.
AMERICAN COUGH LoZENGES.
CHOLERA sYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PEE
MAsEST CURE OF THE PILES.
tr- Prepared No. rs Camp street By DIE j. COKE and
sale by Druggists generally iy1 spa
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WEALTH OF MIcHiGAS,-The aggregate valuation of
the real estate and personal property in Michigan
fixed by the State Board of Equalization Is 74-
nearly four times as much as in 1851
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A CANDIDATE IN A POSITION Among the
many novelties witnessed yesterday at the
"Feast of All Saints" was that of prominent
democratic candidate for Clerkship of one of
the District Courts, who, on the principle of
"making hay while the sun shines" had posted
himself at the gate of one of our cemeteries as
a solicitor of aims and votes. He had ensconced
himself behind silver vessel, into which con-
tributions were thrown, the which he raped
with strange energy, in order to attract the
attention Of the charitable-the while keeping
an eye out for every suffragan who happened to
pass. 1t was wonderful how elastic his neck
was, when it became necessary to bow to any
free, white male citizen over twenty one years
of age; and fully as strange how suddenly that
same member became rigid when the aforesaid
member was approached by any of the dusky
descendants of Ham, who are not supposed to
have voice in the election of anybody Most
STRANGE If any are in doubt as to the identity
of the individual in question, they may know
him by his olivehued physiognomy, and Pc
culiar periodical smirk that comes over his face
about election times
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VILLAINS YET IN OUR Mpsr.-Mr. VIM. s. Rains, who
lately returned to this city from Mexico knocked
down night before last in the alley adjoining the Union
Hall and 81 600 taken from him They all $50 bills
the Planters Bank Of Tennessee Nashville Ameri-
can, 26th ult
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VALUE LAND NEAR ST.. Louis-The st, Louis Demo
crat of the Dist ut has the following item Of intelligence
relative to the value of land near that city
Mr. Lanhams farm, lying fifteen miles from the city,
ncontaning 333 sold Tuesday for Sl665O
and in the vicinity, fronting the Creye-
lake containing 10 acres for $780, and lastly
tract Of forty Murdocks farm for S200 The
may to show the value Of lands in these To-
calities
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Died

On September L. Of black Mr. EDWARD WALLACE
Jackson county, Miss also his brother ROGER WALLACE TIE
place.
:S LOuS and colnmbu. Qinols) papers please copy.
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So The Campbetps are Coming.

TT The ONLY ORIGINAL CAMPBELL SHssTREGs, under
management Of JAS. NORRIS, the Company received
ded favor Odd Fellows Hall ~iatsr) shortly apes
this city, Of which due nore vii be- g,eB
oi3gI r. A. JONES, Agent
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FOR SENATOR'S
NJ C. EDWARDS. JULES LAVERGNE
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
FIRST REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT.
II. NJ SUMMERS, W. 8. CAMPBELL.
SECOND REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT.
JAMES DRUMMOND, ROBERT M KEARNEY
A. L. SAUNDERS
THIRD RErREsENrArIvE DISTRICT.
H. ]. RANNEY, J. II. wINGFIELD,
GERARD sTITH M A. F0UTE,
G. r. WHEAT, DIR. SAMUEL HARDY.
FOURTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT.
IA LUMsDEN G. M. EMERSON.
OCTAVE LIE BLANC.
FIFTH RErREskNrArrvE DISTRICT
ALPHoNsE DAVID, F. BUISsON.
j. b. DtONIs
nxrH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT.
LOUIS sURGI, NUMA DUFOUR
SEVENTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT.
EUGENE eTAEs, OSCAR D0NNET.
EIGHTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT.
JAMES BROOKS, P. L. MAILL0U.
NINTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT.
JOHN LAIDLAW.
rENvH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT.
W. THOMPSON, RUFUS NAPLES.
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Hats, Caps, etc,

AT WHOLESALE.
& Opehunirsd cases HATS, comprising sgrestrafstii
SILK FUR, CASHMERE, MEXICAN, WOOL STRAW ,PALNLEs
ndcAMPEAcHr HIATT, fortalsby
lrll ardAW FRnhr 4 co. 10 MAgarin..t.a.
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APPolSTMEsT.-Wm l.. Poindexter has been appointed
by the Governor Of Ohio Commissioner that State in
Louisiana
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Drugs, .UediCi,es, E'erf.sme,.y, et,

~ The subscriber would respectfully the attention Of
fanisrs Phsscans and Families to his we'll stock
comprising every article in his line Of business ali which
examination will BE- found FRESH AND GENUINE DurinEN IL
SEASON. SODA WATER AND MEAD Of the very
VII be found A. lhs With all the popu Mineral
such M CDNGRESS BLUE LICK, Bar Rooms supplies
reasonable terms with PURE HONEY; ESSENCE PEPPERMS
GoULEY BlTTERS, etc. THOMAS RANKIN
Apl d.wlys Druggist and Apotecar Camp Poydrss
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To the Ladies.

NJ A D A NJ r l. A 7 E N -
az Respectfully Offer, her services 70 the Ladies Of Nov oas
the treatment Of the following diseases, PRoLAFsUs UTER
WHITES, PRoFUsE AND PAINFUL MESsTRuATIos, u
GoRsEMENT AND ULCERATlOS oF THE WOMB.
Thetreanynt adopted by whrh APPROVE
the most distinguished Surgeons Of Paris London New foft
its here OF which she hAs ample testimony, The
respectable ladies bs e'.r usufss
Of The Uterus, not o. nature, be cured
Mam P deyo,-S herself exclusively to the diseases Of Ladies'
can be consulted DAILY, at h,rrssdsnes,
myls apu Iss ST, Jose nh .treet
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The clerk Of the steamboat Bulletin has our thanks
for late river papers
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FoR SUPERINTENDENT or THE PUBLIC EDUCATION,
d A. H. LAMON, of West Baton Rouge.
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STATE LEGISLATURE PARISH OF ORLEANS
FOR SENATOR'S.
NJ. C. EDWARDS. JULES LAVERGNE.
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FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
JOHN BLAIR SMITH, of Natchitoches.
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FOE SRzTE TREASURER,
JOHN N. HAWTHORN, of Orleans.
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For STATE AUDITOR,
JOHN E. KING, of st. Landry.
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FOR SHERIFF.
JAMEQ d ERERET

FOR SHERIFF.
JAMES P. FRERET.
FOR CORONER.
JOHN YOUENES.
CLERKS OF COURTS.
FmsT DISTRICT CouRr. ....ALFRED ROUSSEAU
SECOND DIsrRIcr CouRT ID. =. THOMAS POOLE
TnIap DIsTRicr CouRr.. CHARLES A. LABUZAN
FoUHsn DIsrnIcr CouRT.. JAMES A. HOPKINS.
HDrH DssraIcr CouRr.. SAMUEL g. RISK.
ASSESSORS
ron THE NEW cRLEANs.
501s o MGEsE SAC 4 5s 4 sh111rrs.
JUSTICES OF PEACE
eEcoED JUsucE ............C. " JONTE.
Tovs1. JuS.,cr. MI6H H hAaAN'
lUrn yusricE .............F. 9. LAvILLE
s.,1s su. 1ncr;c. 9. HARRIs
COLLECTORS OF STATE TAXES.
Fnsr Dlsrnrcr ............ THOMAS AsKEw.
srcosD DIsrRIcr. .......... LAFAYETTE GUYoL.
Tov ,D D,,1n,c1 SAMUEL n I1o dAIp1s
coNsTABLEs
Trar JusI1cE's CouRr......J. J. HOPPE.
SxcoNp JueIIcE's CouRT. WILLIAM q. QUIRK.
T11rp Jus1icE's Counr . JULES DELARUE
HsuarH JusrIcE's OouRr. JOHN McLELLAND.
SixrH JusrcE' . CouRr. j. H. sCHELLANG.
SEVENTH JUSTICES CouRr.. JAMES HAMILTON.
- ELECTION Monday, November 7, 1853
Independent Candidate for Congress.
fIRsr CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
CHARLES GAYARRE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV'R 2, 1858.
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FOR CORONER.
JOHN YOUENES.
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THE DAILY CRESCENT,
" HIa TICKET.

TH7rD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
PRESTON POND, Jr, Of East Felicians.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-03-24
IErnm he Hamilton In,elligencer.

FRAUDS OF THE BOARD oil PUBLlc Works.
Senator Kilboura has sent US a report
presented by him to the Legislature and the
people of Ohio-a most important document
son the subject OF a sale Of the public works
of Ohio" The more material part we shall
publish in our next.
Whatever we may think Of the PROPOSE
ton to sell the public works, Mr.. Kilbourn has
presented facts for the consideration Of the
pc, pie which are perfectly astounding To
ihuse who have observed the operations oil
certain officials in this corner Of the State
this development of the Galphins" wal
not unexpected. But the amount Of thu
frauds upon the State Treasury which mus
have been perpetrated, is much greater thaI
any one anticipated.
We have prepared the following synopsi
Of the facts presented in the report OF Mr.
Kilbourn, showing the amount received an
expended on each Of the public works OF tn,
State during the years 1851 and lS52-w'tl
the net loss and revenues Of the scvera
works each wear: