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New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
Nrw PLATFORM find in tn. National

NEW PLATFORM We find in The National Era.
IN article signed with the initials of JOHN g. WHIT
TIER, proposing the following basis for northern
political action hereafter
The present is the time for action Lot the movement
begin Washington at this very session Let those who
are willing to stand the question Of Slavery where the
fathers Of the Republic stood unite irrespective Of piy
names to form LEAGUE Of FREEDOA-the nucleus Of q
mighty organization throughout the country having for
its watchwords
mo slave Territory.
No more slave States.
The General Government relieved from al respon.
sbility fer Slavery.
mo interference by the General Government with
Slavery in the slave States.
"No Interference with the right of jury trial. the writ Of
habeas corpus and ether guarantees of life liberty aud
the pursuit Of happiness. in the free States.
Slavery left 10 Itself in tho States which cherish it
without any exraneous aid comfort to reconcile sel
as il best may the progress Of civilization and Christ
ianity, and to the liberal spirit Of the age
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

Mr. Preston, of Kentucky, announced in the House
of Representatives yesterday that the dispute between
Nj Cutting and Mr.. Breckenridge had been settled
amcaby upon terms honorable to each party. Taisi,
matter for fecitGtiOn for though there are disin.
terested spectators yho think there ought to have
&" been fight the opinion is changed when corpse
is brought back to Washington from Bladcnsburg az
has been done once before in Congressional history.
The chivslry must learn, however that the reign OF
douqhaces s over, and that there is North and men
in it who viii not be bullied. At any rate we trust
Mr. Breckenridge will be placid for the future on
sectional questions.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
NEW YORK wEE&LY TRIBUNE for April l
THE Nrw.YorK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week

contains the following;
/. EDITORIALS: 1852 and 1854 Austrian Bsltruptcy 4
Genuine Charity; Ignorance aud slavery The
Acts Connecticu Cutting sad Breokenrdge The Russian
Reirest Death Of III mas Noon ra.ionrd sc.
H.. THE BOOK TRADE Publishers and PaSllhing in New.
Nork.
Iu.THE STATE OF EUROPE; Letter. from Or Own Cor
Respondents 4 karl Marx; Tbs Gear Me aol
Reply TO Napoleon n-Drouyn de Diinyss Commentary
ThcreBpOp Manifito OF the Gar Nichols
N.CALIFoRNIA; Two Weeks Later Intelligence by sui.
val Of the steamship Northern Lisht
REVIEW or THE WEEK Giving in = condensed and
conspicuous form the most important events that have
occurred in the Uriea States Mexico, Wea Indies and
Europe.
VI..POLI rICAL INTELLIGENCE; Nes-YoIk; New-Hanp-
shire Massachusetts; Tennessee Iowa; Missouri, sGd
North Carolina.
I..NXXIID CONGRESS The Nebraska Question; Oua-rel
the House between Mr. Breckenridge Of Kentucky and
Nh. Cutting OF New.loI
VIII. SUPPRESS OF INTENPERANCE
IX.. .KOssUTH ON THE REJECTION OF CONSUL SAN.
DERs Address Of Gov Kcssuth 10 the German Population
Of the United States
TIE RECENT LYNCH TRAGEDY N WISCONSIN
Letter from Oar Correspondent Citizen
N.."aGITATIoN" IN WESTERN VIRGINIA: Letter fon
Our Correspondent, y
XlI.TaF LODGING-EOUSE AND SCHOOL FOR THE
EEWsBOYS.
Mi. GRAND PRAIRIE HARMONICAL INSTITUTE OR
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
XIV. TELEGRAPH: The Latest News BY telegraph
Xv..MARRIAGEs snd DEATHS
XVI. REVIEW OF THE MARKETS Reporrs OF the Stock
Grain Provision and Cattle Malkets Very faly
cislly reported for The Tribune
Single copies wrappers be the desk IN the
Counting Room this morning Price 81 Gems
Eve So eOpies sI2 so twenty copies TO sa
dress,l $40.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

the sbuser OF editors, be yot colrted their n,g.
the ASSASSIN OF tie Wings, the sileucer Of tho s,J
and the denouncer Of Gil rebels. no WI, -
friend of the saesesSient, tas benefassor of ia n
efceut sod bestowed his blessing with anF.,.
fervor upon lis enemies Sach uieiley Of c,al,,,
lio0s, AID at tee same time such ms,te,ly ,s,ss
~ have seldom been united Ia Ito sane charas.s,
Democrat an ar.stOcrst, stern officer io'ly e,,,,
ion the professor Of economy, the prae,ieer 4
opposite OF premises manifold OF per oruanss. wa
irg lie la. been, through al the ycissitu3es Of Ii,
deleut career. TIE same lgcOmprtk,uStle o-is;n,i
the ofiical without model aud without a sA,a,.
At last. as Las often ebsnced 10 great patrot. q.
people rose sgainst him, and having yos ri,A !.
oiiice be gracousy resigned. Yes.erlag, With .p a.
cOufdepce Of martyr, this remarkable ma, n,
aside the cares Of public t'ion, aod moJs,a,
retired to The enjoyment Of private lie from ,,h,,
no proflue vote vii eyer more seduce hin: vs.,s,
day, after the most Inefficient administration 4,
toe Department ever yet known, be subsidel iu.o en-
cial oblivion. Farewell great genius OF inertia sal
Of spcls and may it be many days before tie r,s
paved ashes strevn. garbage cursed streets Of Nsr
York see thy Ike sgsio
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

The seuato yesterday, met at the usual hour, az l
after some c5nTeIsation suspended the private c8en-
1ar. snd took Up the Deficiency bill. The amendment
eppropri.tiBg S250000 fDr new site for Custom
House at SAP FraDcisco. and 5000 900 for rebuilding
the Custom. House al Portsnd, Me. was agreed to.
II yss then moved TO amend the ON nfnot By apqrO-
prasinz or tie completion OF the Marine HoapEl.s at
the following place.: Clegeud $4,000; s.. Ions,
$1,000: Cticsco. $1,000; Paducah, 5000 Louis
vile. $4,000; Evansville, $1,000; San Francisco,
Si4 000 90 lor new Hospital at Burlington, Iowa,
$4,000 The amendment was agreed to- The amend
ment mabius appropriations for the completion Of the
Cu.tom.Houses At st. Lou. Mobile. .Cnc.nlati L0Ii5-
vile Bangor Bath, Wilmington, Del, sud Providence,
wac also passed The bill reported to the Senate,
srd al! tie amcn6meo.s roa1e 10 Co1Elii.ee OF the
hole were concu.ed 10 ex spt the one which struck
cut he appropriation 70. ie payment Of ilyald priya
tccr pensious and the bin .lon passed. After short
Executive session. the Senate adjourned I'll Monday
II tie House Of Representatives thc bill extending
the contract for carryug the mails between Mobile and
Montgomery IA, was referred TO the Committee On
Post Offices apj Post Hyads. 5lr PEESToS. Of Ken
tucly nen rose aud stated tlat te recent difficulties
between Mr CUTTING and Mr. BRECKENRIDGE had
been amicsbiy setdel TIE cOnsiie Of the bill
for tie cous rlctcn Of six ass eliza, steam frgltes
was resumed nd, nf,er brief discussion, the bill
passed Iy vote Of ll} TO 20. The House taen al
ioumel tl M0nCay.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

BY a telegraphic dispatch from Hudson we learn
trat the express train from Albany for this City, NE.
with serous accident last evening when a5oat two
niles above 1iOh, by running over large rock which
lay on tie track lie engine was badly smashed, aud
the fireman was seriously ,jurod. We DO not learn
that any of the passengers were injured N conse-
quence of this accident we arc compelled 70 20 %
press without regular report Of the proceedings
in the Legislature and the concluding portion Of Gov.
Seymours Veto Message
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

We learn by telegraph that Legislative Caucus was
held at Albany last evening which nominated yIcroR NJ
RICE, of BuhslO, for State Superintendent Of Public
Schools If the Office of State Superintendent separate
from that of Secretary of Ssis Is be created we do
not know hst better man than Mr. T. for the place could
easily be found He is young man of fine talent and
progressive ideas who has devoted much thought and time
10 the cause of Public Education He held for several
years the pest OF Superintendent Of the Public Schools Of
Buffalo, and is President of the n State Teachers
A.so
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
NuOLFsALE BOOK AND ) lATIOSERY House,
On the Cash Pisn.
MAsnN RRnrnrEs. No . Z


thc House Oter plstc
STOCK OF Books sTsuoSERY. fox Cash only.
Che Of Goods line purchssed BY Country Mr
chsI .su8y qoe sms compared with their Dry Goods r
wnt, aud other l and This orcu snce abso1ge com
IotbeT IN the BOOB business who sell 20
profits losses and expenses
iay involved credit business OF ssn auscuats We hsvs
adopted husncs plan Of small prOhs UnyAryng PcsS
and sRa Cash and invite Country Merchants to call
and Judge for The mtees the saving they make IN buying ioT
Cash 8 worth while.
Bepe oueves the ushefs aber ofthe leading
selling School Books in the country well
Nols in other depHitme Its fao are unsurpassed
location aud easily found stand the Ato
ter look the Of the Park
axol seepa RemembeI the MASON BRorRERs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

ISpnNA.-lhe duty will deyOlve upon the next Le.sls.
tue of elsctug L. S SeDsOr the term of the Hon. John
Petit expiring with tie present Congress the 4h March
next On the Democratic side the OF the following
gentlemen mentioned in connection With iai position
Hon. John Petit, Hon G. n. Fitch Hon j. E. M,Oona'd
Governor Wright Hon James Ii. Lane. Hon. A. Wi
lard, and the Hon Daniel Mace. The name Of Hon. H. l.
Ellsworth has also been spoken Of in connection with the
present Temperance movement
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

The Hon Joseph Mitchell of Nantucket has been elected
State Auditor by the Legislature vice Mr. Wilder resigned
The vote stood-for Mitchell Whg) 2O3; A. n Carrier Of
Newbuyport Opposition 90 scattering g. The bill fora
loan in aid of the HoOssc Tunnel passed to be
crossed in the House l69 to ia majority of 81 votes
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

MAssaoHUsErTs-The National Democrats Of the First
Congressional District have put in nomination Edward H.
Gardner Of Nantucket 20 I'll the vacancy in the Mlsachu
sets delegation asonsd b. lie resignation Of NJ S:ud
der
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
III. r.,i,nne for Eurnue.

We .ban issuc THIS MORNING an Edition of tn
s,vEuIrEtY Inlrcvf 'r circulation in Europe. 1t VII
co,in al L laes; News gp tho time Of going TO press
spee ooI in vraplo cajv for mailing can be bad at
the defk IIice s,z Cents TIE steamship P4,iic sais
from this post for Liverpool TO Day at y ~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

guLs.tptons ard sLyer,s ments ior IRE A,'c-Iork
r,iIs5e ~su be left NIth The following Ageuist
Tovnoy,fr w. ThonZs Nos - and u Csthariue slset,
Stand
p.R,,-ar Etolrneau, No. 80 Rge S. Mare.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
ausinegs NotirGB

Prfvrs--we are G, enipg twenty 1--we ne" styles Of
Print. 81 very low rioe pacalaEly sre 'h ate ilon Of
,lose haven. TO ,tcm be-. bsrsn Ia PFa oesfed tails si
non HovLTos PLiar1ov
iif norsls 40 Io,1ers,
20 lg ycsey and 80 BIcaySs,
rely Of toe A'ior Hour
sT5srxS HUTcl.INs0 g. Co, wholesale dealers %
yuk sfsrovs Dntrs LisExs gssz' -afssl LAe@s
phxr.Ls EssIEEy. hlLLEas Uooos &C 'erensa ii'1 g.
~ CO. b. ere invited 70 s' - .'gIsS 9l 's9. @
Ns e and y v.s 'ea-.t, fur door ssor Sfoso~s
~THE NrW HAT COMPANY, Nos. llJ ana pII,2 ~
r,,.,sr ,., Ha,si, H,s sor t,ss 90 rS oay bt R'Sy
houltu BsaeH M itr-s eoiss cslyq ~ %, 20 .-s t1s
sniss Hais c5ms esbvaees. h'' s. county ''As'
W.T. ; II Tasbio9abie Hat and Cap Emporium |'li
or - eA' Is6 Sis n5s,s I'D ch er ,Eb2ra i
t.t, ysSsy 80 l.s SO s@ KELlocs 80 Y Cas- s
icy y Co.'S QUARTERLY, MARCg, l55i-Al-
hers q ts best Rat soa inoeoSe' o. 7{s =. 40, aoS-
BEIpe & Co, Fashionable Halter, No ljj i}roa1-
Hay- Tl,Is I'd .nr Z ~ is-- 2 ~ .,9.
IOfT 10 LRr.-Ihe first Loit of our store to
,e,. 5sti, o,etb srr st ir front aad .wo ssyHght
well sssp'ed fOr an Importer or Jooeei.
Ne lzyeseys, ard ,eisy It d,se,- Of Atori3a.s
Ve1-OVG1.-SMfiH a LOuNsBEKT won!1 respect
E, 2s .o as5 is.o 5sI. . 80 "a resI 70 ~ = 5.ss5@.
5s isSs &C. a.. s ss. 'S9 so1a. q Ao,ss ysyo 9e
Tho .y sra iug.aD -
Ep.,s a. American Cloth ara G o. n 5oofs Re- sn
isf % fhr trsde
tomIgRs ASn Wells Phr8eoi1 1gists md Publish
ess i1tor q 81 40 III e. New Yors
THr ORIENT NLiUAL INSURANCE COMPANY wln
d RE ,--a O. ard ascr March ii % a,Dlc'ou'
for issstsacf heuhe a." irf7sppf non ara N 'lf''
sitf. -5Ng.a. "a Lofff .l rffsnce II p1al9r-
Ch.e 20. NcIoisnt5 trCN.nFe
l.rn I, lgpirvsf Chu' Lansol,
fchG Auci nc asa M t'4~i'NC'
f.,ss E,ouU Arrhur LossJ,
r5 Cs,lfa Mortimer Ligineson,
recrse Chin W. A Fafrils.
ffsDcs Cotteuet, 6fs'tfl-h w heto'
reps Dufib A. 81 keDald,
mU iF, If,nh' f'sh5Yl
r edel lex O. fOsicT = u SaDd
Josspl GfllsTd Jr, fdF6 ~ r l-i7sf"''i
s.fs "a CrirreU r. & Sh1uncher,
J. WOO yard Haven, Nhi' o1r .HaH
,tcherd Ir,ip C3rae'1s K sutton,
John 8. Ki;chDG eam0.i ih' te'L
q Henry EoOp. JOAn ,'nA
Gorge KWl'T5t WiAa" Whs'r.
ALFRED OGDDs YcePrei1ent
CnAaLEs IRvING. Secretary
No Teb Il 1919
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

The ConneaatriAe pa Wig Bonner places the nams
Of William 81 ward at It's head for President
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

OFFICE or IHE REIJhNCE MUTUAL INSURANCE
Co,5ytSy No C5 W.lst No YOkNsW YORK msrch IS, 1854
peeng Of the Beard O Trustees Of this Company neo ~
tar o- 90 now temporary occupied BY them 81 West
ovcr tecsrc OF cent fo the ls sH months OF
Of tsd Company, payable 70 tie octhoder or
tIe m Representatives oer the m dsy of Az al Dext
JAMES H. PfEKEEg. Sscrctlry.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
Ncma1ork daily Grihnn:,
SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1sJi
ro coRgrsposDEyTs

- ~ ,,,er n s-,n- rcu CcrHullcati.o. 'Ph.s7ei
~ eF or i-ssriou masi te co. lencsed 54 nc l' -
t1.r ~ -rirsrrct el7s-l5 m yrr'fi'ioi 81 >
s1.rarig of h.s eo9d faith
-, .,, -r.s- he to rss-ra re3scsa Communists
tav. s~ d,r.-ton G. TrE I-Fyvs -hsrt-s
....e fhc p cree % sca ts fh- new
.a,e.e.ta ot t. T1eAs o. Neaiay oasli to o. sri
20 - Z o's - cn s1t--iay even
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

S tnd S79 Broadway from the
l,e auction s srse lot OF Velvet and Tpy Carpens
whCh they otter the iooEag prices velvet
l4 a yd Tapestry DO II variety 10 aud all other
goods equally low for cash PETESsoN HUMPHREY,
No md dWav
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
81 OO0 0REwARp.-C -CaUToN-SEwING MACHIHEs.

81 600 Observation-Disclosures MACHINES
An pt fps using selling making sewing mabiHe without
forbidden infringing patent o september N
1916 penalties q the law see st Of csncees IN
machinery inside recent decision Of The United states
Court the Of h Singer MACHINES in Massachusetts the
facts humbug No. alias the Grcenoush pea and the $OO
reward
The caution trpes 10 the one thread" machine o
called Its Infringement o. my patent and viii te prosecuted
acooTdpgy Copies Of tie eto decision Of the Cet States Court
soppug the machines in Massachusetts ready
for fee oistrbution al my Office - -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

MFLODIONs The double-keyed Meodeons of Good
psn BALDWIN and those Of D. a II w saitb for wh,ch
HoRAcE WATERS, Broadssy, Sole Agent ecEno~
edged they the only tuned 10 the eq1a
temrsramert For sale al very low prices
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
". & c. t. RowEs GARRETT AND OUT -CLoTH WARE

HOUSE, No $40 HuDsoSsr, CANAL UNDER Union HO-
TIL large sssortmnt and beautiful s les Nve rs2es
Brussels Theep lurrhn and lower pced Carpets Oh
Cloths ndow Shades Moderate enable
10 sell az the lowest pr.ces.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

SEWlNG MACIIlNES.-A SET Of Boston cOnsplratOrs
ere eudo oInF % Dir business and dq let the iDiu
OF N6wYoIk Butwo not only make and sell the best
Hsoins the oldest and several OF the
portan Sewing Machine We have commenced Of
and vail demonstrate 10
the public that Sowing Machine worth ufng be
without infringing exclusive IgA and that
rhts cannot be violated with iupUn The se Fing Machines
about witch there over the iuPfoye
ed machine sold ty only
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

MANUFACTURING CoMPASY have removed tI Office snd Ware
Rooms 3f3 Broadway manufacturers and all others
this time and bosoyins' Sewing Machine are re-
specuy invited call nod chrofal exs.nsiOu satisfy
thsueVcB fact hst variety of work bo dOne
this Machine than heretofore offered TO
publ
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

CnAaLEs IRvINC. Secretary.
No. gogk. feb n i3f
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

. 80, COO 0O0-CMPETs FOR THE MILLION -HmaM
ANDEKsoS ten spacious saeooms No % Bowey stocked
with splendid Medallion Velvet repesry Brses Three
Grain air Oil Cloths Mas
Shades. &c at endOus bargains
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

GLORIOUS CHANCE FOR BARGAINS--lliRAN An
oERsoss ten spacious salsoons No % BoWcr stocked with
splendid Ingram Carets 81 s. and Pr yard Oil Cloths
81 and 81 Window Shades cheap and Velvet Carpets 49,
md
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

comes they they without ta M frt rst 20
such FIX" so at once 70 FEEEMAN 1e Hir No 70 - n
Hat then You'll f5s gh' H. nler Ft--fAH
= IN Eult q, d.q qrF 2 IN II N
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

MesSrs WRIGHT ~ BAIEY would announce TO the
ladies just received invoices al fashion
able spps styles CspeDg These about respectful
requested them early call and eSsulDe the beautiful
Medallion Mosaic Thrcep.y Ingram sad Brussels their Carpet
Fmp ruri.N
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

A GREAT CHANCE FOR SEWING WOMEN.-TO
Taors Shoe Gsier IaeTs ShirtMsers ard Sewing Wo
aenesy. All pcon who capable of procuring good
work and who wish obtain the ADVANTAGES the Sowing Ma
cline par by the Of ths machine
c,n ke b. which retaining th support
u AbOuUt OF their eanings they ~ short time
OF sewirq Machine Application he msde
he Cr,k iu tle Office Of M SivGra Co No S3 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01


~ Bile from tdceds which Illustrated In the advertise
Singer has sut pending against for infringing
the Mooy patent We have Try the
pspeJs the method sencine importers
them Whenever they dare cite appear IL
seeing certified copy the Morey johnson
tent they do by caiog ct our Office, No BIoadway
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

BUYERS of C0rpctings &c, win find il to their inter-
the Domestic Manu-
eiuIe at the Warehouse OF YouSG JAYNE No 4is Pesrst
Madison Importers ID, GIs IN Cspsts Oh Cloths
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

SHIRTs-PERFECT FITTING SHRTS-can be had at
short notice at the Mechanics Shirt Store No S Gsnd All
for gents furnishing sold low Threepy
isrs round point for shilling Un3ef Shirts
Draw Suitable
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

Secondhand Pianos at great bargains from S35 to
fS75; made by NIprs Clak 7octav Sf In
but few months for s Eoisn by 4 Gilbert cost
s423 nearly s2A Square and Boudor Pianos Ter Ms
Reed Organs The n IN the cty A. o
prices Wholesale retail Pnces ssS s $75 siOo si5
fI50 Hset Days Co unriysed Pis0Os with srd aithont
Eolsn Attachment consfsuy hand a he 9 -
RI Dealers supplied at fSotory prices
A ", w.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

TRUssfs The oily prize me4a i0r T.us Is ayafd-
Cd 10 MAPsH 60 rd,t.ial Fxl blo Of A. Nito
Cyffal rsdieslcvTe ellfr'
fr OF been f.rt 10 ae aud con
rauphe descriptive u ete., vssfY Tuprs Ilc sOcf-
ircs Kneecaps end every ytTett n H1il fgc ....
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

8A CARD-SPRING CLorHING.-NOw II a1y an extern
Of entirely and wesde Clothing
TO the cot and trimmed In the best will be sold
the lowest possible prices
BAH articles guaranteed 70 be exactly represented
EpwARp 7. HAeKkTr Cothins Enporian. No Fnlts
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

MARkET hEMOfAL.-Ihe subscriber desires most
resprc y bspk his friends and hsir
past yor ard hopes me,t continuance Of the BY
attention The selection Of N tbs rood things which placed
before them st his market No s Boidrav where he
tsoySs April ASNzsT FiNK
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

HARMoNlUMs FOR CHURCHES LECTURE Rooms
keThese inuments have from to l5s,ops and price
from S2e 70 SS5 They equal
costing 81 500 They teaua rosewood
ess room than an organ src
MM HNL Son. No 80 bAnad~aH. nnnnsila - Park
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

y ELEGANT B0oTs AND GATTERs-SHRISG STY1 ES-
WATKINS No IN Fulton invites attention his
Of spring sye Caters and Shoes eonprsns variety
0entlemepS, Ladies' Msses ard Boys Warxfxs
fonaled In this cifN
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

WORD TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GREASON,
No SCI Greenwich has been rsios his store and so
goods Th gentleman dealer IN Paper
Hsbgrfs on ClothE Window Shades Cornces Bsud Cords
Ta. Brtes Lace snd NJ sim On Ars &s lie also uanufsr
the ertc which enables him sell
heaptr than many Others us Window Shades have envble
Iuaton those who be good judges Of With
stock aud low prices NJ GRGAsoS win be
|spt have rnh of business Ills between Murray aud
Rotinson-s's In Gfscnwicht Sunday Dispatch
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-09-21
THE ELECTION,

In another column Of today's paper, the Sheriff 5
Proclamation will be found. This document gives
notice Of the Election of persons to fill the following
County and State Offices: One Judge Of the Su-
preme Court for the State Of Ohio One member Of
tie Board Of Public Works for the State Of Ohio. One
Representative in Congress, for the District COM
posed Of the Counties Of Ross, Pike, Scioto, Law.
renee, Gallia, and Jackson. And the following nine
County Officers, for the County of Jackson. to Wit
One Probate Judge; One Clerk of the Court of Com.
mod Pleas One County Auditor; One Sheriff; One
Coroner; One Prosecuting Attorney, and One Coun.
ty Commissioner. ..
Thus again the People are called upon to sclec
from among their midst men, as public servants
whom trust can be roposed in, to takc care Of their
interests and administer the laws to the etor Of the
Constitution, both State and National and it is CT
pected that every true republican will come forward
IN their might, and use that right granted them by
tlIe great aud good men who fought for the Freedom
OF Dur Country" Freemen! stand by your homes
and fire-sidesl Let yonr watch word be- death be-.
fore msrule" Secure to yourselves that glorious
privilege which was made rghtand title to you by
Washington Jefferson aud by the signcrs Of the Dec.
laratiOn Of Independence.
Remember that upon YOU rests the safety Of yonr
State. Hang out your Banners upon the outward
walls, and let the cry Of Victory sound over the en-.
tire State, that Republican people huyc been freed
from oppression and misruIc.