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ling all shipped Charlie ston South Carolina, by James
tion of the word hundred after units in the bedy Of tbs
bills.
Mr. Ewart tbs liberal cantidats, gained the Liverpool
election by large majority.
France.
Brown te Huys Minister OF Foreign Affairs, has gon
TO Ior don 10 bold consultation, and win afterwari
proceed to the Conference at Vienna
As ofhcaly sDnouuced In the HoniteRr, Nspseo 4
and Euserie win visit Victoria in the middle OF April
Iontou.
Spain
The latest from Spain called satisfactory. Th
to the Western Alliances, and signed tbs treaty at Par
cn the 2iss of March, bus this statement is noWher
confirmed.
Belgium.
No Ministry has yet been formed 1t has been an
rounced to the Chambers that the foreign relations
Belgium are satisfactory, ana are not the cause Of tn
Ministerial difficulty.
Germany.
The difficulty Between Austria and Prussia ia in
cressng The Russian Cabinet has retorted Aus.
rias circular of March by sending circular to the
Prr ssian representatives at the German courts respe
ting the AustriaS intrigues with the Germanc Diet
The ergusse OF the circular is quite hostile to Austria
II is evident beyond contradiction that the Cabi
net Of Vienna is desirous to substitute its own
vss for those of the Dict and to this end it attributes
TO intentions which we do not entertain. IL seeks
provooaton where impartisl judgment can find any
addues the which prevailed the conclusion Of
the treaty of April ard its additional articles the
sce guioe OF aco IN place of the general principles OF
the confederation.
The circular further charges Austria with dissimul
ton in threatening Prussia with military dangers
while to the rest OF Europe it talks confidently Of
peace.
Sweden.
Notwithstanding the declarations OF neutrality by
Sweden she is tirg out fleet provis;oned for three
months.
China.
Shsnghae dates of the 9th February, per the over
land mail state that the French had again attacked the
city end repulsea, with loss by the insurgents
The country around Canton in the hands of the nsur
gents who officially rotifed ntentiou to maintain
strict blocbade 1here rumors of second repulse
OF the French
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France.

The latest from Spain called satisfactory Th
vienns papers stas that Spain and Portugal a,ceie
to the Western Alliances and signed tbs treaty Mt Pari
the 2is. Of March, bus this statement is nowher
cnpf
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Belgium.

No Ministry has yet been formed II has been an
nounced to the Chambers that the foreign relations
Belgium satisfactory, ana not the Of tn
Ministerial difficulty.
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The many thousands Of the most desperate case'
cured at this institution within the last twelve years
and the numerous important Surgical Operations
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ers Of the papers, and many other persons notices
which have appeared again and again before the pub
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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-12-06
Condition of Europe.

{ The New York Citizen, formerly John MIT
E c%nELL's paper, has q long article in regard Il
: the condition Of France and England, and III,
prospects OF The war, in which il predicts The
failure of ne Allies but predicts also. thai in
case of their success, a 'EIoly Alliance will
be formed against republican institutions on
the American continent. We extract lie clio
sing paragraphs:
"The monetary pressure in both France and
England is plainly manifest in their recent
financial operations. Both men and money
are beginning 10 fail them. Now, with dis.
content, scarcity and insolvency al home,
how, when they are hardly able 10 keep up
a proud front in the face OF that of Russia,
whose Car alIer unheard ofslaughlers quietly
meets the frantic efforts ofthe western powers
10 raise soldiers, 10y ordering four hundred
thousand more men 10 march into the field
= now, when they even with difficulty poise
themselves on their tall war stilts-the slight
eSt additional pressure, the slightest blow from
another quarter would topple England down.
Her ministers seem rash enough TO dare an
American war; if they do, there is an end Of
Britain, as she now exists al least. Her com
merce would he eXterminatcd-and, with II,
every colony would be lost. HindoS,an, ripe
Tor instruction, would seize The opportunity.
with Russia and America engroSSing her at-
~tenllon, she would have no troops 10 send
there, and no ships 10 send them in. Austria
liza, where revolt has broken forth already,
would moi be behind her swarthy brother in
colonial slavery. Canada! one wave Of insur-
rection would overflow her, and sweep away
the landmarks of the old decrepit monarchy.
The Cape-KafirS and Beers, citizens and all.
would rejoice at The glad filings, and
shake oft hated yoke. lrel0nd-ah! would
she linger behind? no! The hearts Of their
at home and in far lands wouldkindle,
md come 10 swell the fire Of liberty on their |
native hills. And England ngl nd itself
would or starved, brow-beaten millions de- {
end The nrislocracy and government that crush,
IS them? Never-even if they did not iuin {
hose who brought them revenge and freedom, q
he masses would remain neutral OF least, and {
oy, 'tyranls, defend yourselves! what have |
'ou done for US, that we should sled our blood |
or you in fighting against our 5rethIen?" S
Such is Tie comb alton Of circumstances o
la. now presents ltself-a combination that u
never he realized so completely again. o
'elect on it, reader! Weigh il, you who have r
'rnngs 10 redress, and injuries 10 revenge. - o
'ohder 1t, statesman, who see danger to the a
IN The consolidation of European des. I
otisms, and who have fel! the trcaclerous l
and of ancient monarchirs interfering IA the S
o'IllcS and progress Of American republics l.
let The former recover from their hour Of u
'eakness let them form another "boly ALI #
and all their Energies will be combined "
sainst lie republican instiiuliOns--and the c.
eeis -- even The armieS-.eleased from eastern p
.rvlce may some day be seen upon the waters "
+ the West. IL
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-12-06
Excitement and Civil War in Kansas

Reports from Kansas received here on Sun.
day state that a party Of Free State men went
10 the claim Of q Mr.. Coleman, q pro slavery
man, al Hickory point, and warned him To
leave. lie obeyed, but soon returned, well
armed, and shot one Of his assailants dead
The latter left, got reinforcements, and finally
succeeded in their purpose Of compelling Cole.
man 10 leave. They burnt his house, us well
asslxteen or seventeen other pro slavery men's,
at Hickory Point. The news OF these out.
RACES, 1t is said, caused great e~xcitenlt nj, and
that large numbers Of citizens in the horde.
counties Of Missouri had iendtred their serv-
ices 10 the Governor 10 maintain law and or.
der. II is 10 be hoped that this intelligence
will turn ont 10 be exaggerated, but, in the
meantime, further news riom Kansas will be
looked for with great interest. II may be a
story gotten up 10 nft CT the election OF Sena-
Tor in the Missouri Legisla.ure,-Cin. Eng.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-12-06
The Wisconsin Governor.

Strange as it may appear, the contest ror
Governor in Visor sin is moi yet decided
The Milwaukee Sentinel claimst that BAguFoRp,
the Know Nothing Republican candidate, is
elected by three or four hundred majority;
while, on the other hand, we find such para.
graphs os Ike following in The Chicago Times
oil The 2Sth ult., which says:
"WIscoNsrN ELEcTIoN.-We started out Ly
saying that Barslow was elected, and we in
tend TO stick to that statement until satisfied
10 the contrary. The Madison Argus of
Saturday publishes official and reported ma
%jorities from the entire State, and places Bar.
stow ahead by about four HUNDRED"
The Democratic L lieutenant Governor, At.
torney General, Secretary OF Stale, Superin-
Of schools, Prison Inspector, end, in
fact, all the Slate officers, are chosen by from
fifteen 10 three thousand majority. This shows
the State is Democratic, however lhe con-
test for Governor may terminate.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-12-06

Inc colleague OF Senator Douglas In Al.
Uniled States Senate, is Judge TTumLmiI "o
ihlS gentleman is, Oh all The important cuss-
.iouS OF lie day, diametrically in onnoc;,;nn
10 Juuge Donglas. Their position preyem,a
lEe unnehlable necessity of misrepresento,;on
OF t1elf constituents by one or lie otbsr
me selection q! Trumbull, under all ILe .ir-
Gums anccS is not regarded, even law his rr;aui.
rs an lntlrely legitimate act. IL is renarniI"
conceded That he was not eligible TO \ Sos, 4.
Inc Senate IN consequence of The occunvina a,
Inc Time OF his election in Illinois which S,n.
S'tullonally was an objection 10 his selrc,;nn
aS CnIIeI States Senator. The sligLt obstacle
however, was disreg lrded, and although lis
occu ahcy OF q seat in The Senot. will an
Ihge ,he ma JtSiy OF The law, and the sen,imen,
.! l'll!oS' TIE re can be no doubt tia, he will
acl as senator from that State. In view nr
.ne unavoidable misrepresentation which
lruhoulIS action will occasion, il. he ne,'
s,s's IN IT, The Democratic Senator. S. A
Doue'aS, has proposed 20 lis fusion coll-o.us
.n'. 'o'n OF them Shall resign, and avail, iLe
ae.uI, VI ,ne election OF q new legislature.
W nIn WIN make cEoice OF two Senators, nc.
eoau.ns 70 us pol,icnl maturity. This fair
p"InIon Us cec'lncd by the opposing party.
,h, c u",e w. 'sk a deciS on by The people of
'"'nhiCsS VI Tile oil Il IN nbf
more Than The frank and mnSkulkiu r %nol;,;c,i
Of Douglas would wuran, b,s rr;."Ia
IN expecting. Tie is unwilling 20 hold m in
nus sea: IN the Senate, merely because he b,,
possession OF IT. The thought that he NAV
ln'srepreseni the political opinions of his STATE
prompts hun la seek from ELmsrly.s nm ,
preston ~1nclI will De certain. II viii Le
MS worthy Of rem, mLrance and cam.
pariFon' tha' Setlhtol ID, nglas cacs no, wn,t
.or legislative instructions on the SrLiptt. mn,
nus lie slightest hint teen given him from ,Ie
proper source, of possible ni>r. negotiation
out The ithnduienl election of an onno>;n,
touches lis nice serse of honur 20
leepIy' thal ralhef than retain his posi,inn
WIN even this unacceptable Indication. Le
YOU'D resign his seat 10 his constituents. II
ne O. posing .party would Consent 10 aInn, / a
anne honorable method of aSceltaiuinp ill.,
VllI OF The people. Such patriotism ami con.
'S'ehcy are rare 10 these times, wien tLo
vowed doctrines of 10 day re ON ,ly ,,e,,
a' ASIDE aud declared inappIicable to cxi,i.
hg circumstances If we are no. greatly mis-
lken, this iiohle acl of'Douglns' will be younJ.
q IN The ear Of everV democrat in The Jini,,d
lnteS' and WHEREVER it shall be heard of. he
vi gam a friend and supporter. The demo.
rats honor q frank and consistent p1Iitician
Times.
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II WI he recollected that by The Act NJ
March Sd, 1866, requiring The postage IN All
lel'eIs moi Tree, sent by mail within The Uni.
tel States, aud not from or 10 q foreign conn.
Try 10 be prepaid, it was also enacted tLol Gron,
ana al'er January /, 1856, the Postmaster
ucieral may require poSlmasters to place mos.
.nge Stamps upon all prepaid letters upon
winch such stamps may not have been placed
by The writer's. f''eu
we learn that The Postmaster Gene,al Los
DECIDED To- require poSlmaslers 10 comply with
and carry into errc: this provision of he law,
and, II no; already done, 10 sppplyibemseIves
WIN postage stamps accordingly, by sending
their order fWr them 10 The Third Ass;si,n;
m General. or course, it is no, in.
tended nor expected that this regulation shall
throw upon poStmaSiers The labor of affyino
postage stamps 10 letters where The writer's
might without inconvt n fence, have done il
Tor Themselves. The main thing is for most.
masters to keep themselves supplied with
that oil persons having occasion to
use may readily obtain ihem.- Wash. Union.
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