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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-09-22
E- For Sale Cheap,
A fne secoad hand PIANO. Ap
w yply At this office. n7

COUR DE JUSTICE Paroises GIberpiAe,
~ Eta de le,Loudpn
Antoine Rodriguez ss Gq6|ette Emely ct Pre-
prieaaees.
En- vertu dun writ de Fl. Fa. a moi addresses
par u.s.. Webb. dams lA'cause ci-dessus intituke,
pexP6ee?i en- vente publiQue au plus ofrant Ell
dernier eh6cherisseur1
|. MARDI, LIE Come. SEPT, 1856,
a 70 heurss AN, ala m,ison de cour cans Ia vile
de- AqdsmisS Ia g6bEette EMELY. voiIes, etc,
etc. 44si sel puyanf Inaintenant dams le Bayou
Pladpemid faae de Ia dite s'maison de cour,
pou4 paysfS ktisf@re IN jugement ct frais dams
THEQ. BLANCHARD, Dep. Sheriff
Payoin41 paervills, le IS Sept, ls55.-sep15
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-09-22
New Grocery Store
AND


OO882AW18&VM~
a BLUM respectfully Informs his friends and
IL The pubie generally that be h.s taksnth s
~ M. ST. Dixicr, in which he has openeda Gro
cery Store d which will be kept every descrip-
tion of Grocetiss required for Family and Planta-
tim use.
He hss also opened Coffee House adjoining,
whers via b kept the choicest Of Eqnors, and
wheJs be would IL glad to see his friends from
tovn and country. febi7 '55-IT
DEcEIYEBfto m. New York per steam-ahip
.n Eldofado
Ceats fne blsck ak cravats;
Ihssadan1SiI ~suspenderS
Bsys de do d;
= and Genss w6olen and 20 q soiocks;
n salsby ~ ROTH nROTHERs
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
LOCAL MATTERS.

al. lang suspended cloud Of doubt rest
~ the minds the people OF thisstate
w. :, las, dispelled. The injunction at
- "a be laid on the building Of the
.sr Missi, sppiBrdge, after 50 many trials
s,,0r.s Of venue, and discussions IN and out
era,,, has a, last been decided and the
'.,0est Of ,he Petitioners set aside. The
,.,,,essiye age we live in. demands that
.o :, the head Of the judiciary in this
Yra;o, should be men of sound sense, legal
,,.,.IeJ,e. and mental acumen, as they
tho last expos itors Of the Constitution,
80, who are able to consider and weigh The
-.o,. Of our vas, and vastly extending en-
n;.s ,lsiny AMI giving TO all and each
.o,era,e State her individual Rights as
.o,,,a,e sovereignty with due regard to
,6s RIGHTS of her sister States. In the con-
traction Of ,hi, bridge, iowa is not the on
IL State to be Aene6ted. Kansas, Ne
br,ss., Utah, California and Oregon have
n, treat, if not a greater interest than To-
-. The natural obstruction and periodi-
cal closing Of the Mississippi river and lis
tributaries cause such frequent interrup-
,;o,. Ia the intercommunications between
he States on their borders, that some 9th.
or means OF transit becomes an imperative
necessity-,hen what are we to have, of
eourse the most useful and practical thing
in common practice among civilized nations
Viz. Railroads. California but a short time
since made herself heard by the voice Of
her inhabitants in public meetings in her
cities and counties-theirs is but the com.
mon wants Of all the other States and ter
riaries.
Judge Mclean, by his decision, has
shown thu, the confden ce in his good sense,
nund Judgment and liberal and en!igh,en-
!, 4 kndw ledge Of the constitution Of these
States was not misplaced; giving tie pc
! ;lioners knowledge that the interests Of
= few towns and cities must succumh to
,Ae rights Of a whole people. Westward
\ ,te star d Empire takes its way, and as
sasure has not given the interior States
md Tertoics natural communications,
Young America, 10 fulfil her destiny. must
make artificial improvemcn ts for her use,
This is the day that Eds s. Stew
arts great sale Of lots in West Davenport
taxes place. All Who want beau
'I'd blGtng sites can go down free Of
charge, il on hand at any ,i.le between .
past til past A II. IL front Of the l.
! Claire Hsuse.
1t speaks we'll for the eiiicien Of
-Four city officers to see the Fromptness with
~ aeh they have laborel al the task Of pu-
||ssriying the city. In the streets, alleys. ?
|eners aud by-places, llne has been scattered
II III bsrat hand, aud mlny of the foul
rlaces have ceased to load the air with
'helr noxious perfume.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
Fer tAs 6Gst'fs.
Ems 1AYNoED's FIRST DAY IN THE
KITCHEN

Concluded J
We'll, Jane" said sic, on the girls sp-
ruahcs, "our cox has left US" HAS
fa'' inleed!" replied Jane iniitferently, at
h' sane tins adjusting her collar before
small loaking glass.
Yes" answered her mistress, somcwhat
'coneertedby the Independent. manner in
*'.ca the girl confronted her eyes. and
O'idy u also going to leave, you will be
''fet'o take the cooks place for day or
S.so"
wan be obliged, repeated Jane, curling
w up 'corniuliy. "rll thank you 10 un-
''''aha That I'm nnbody's slave yet"
nevertheless, you must take your place
ING kitchen until assistance can be pro.
Nsa elsewhere replied Mrs. Raymond,
@4'ns her foo, to give emphasis TO her
"'N I've n, notion Of descending to
y station ofkitchen-girl,' or what's worse
"a'a OF all work, AMI what's more,
'0a' Do 1t for anybody"
'aeh you can leave: I'll thank YOU 70
I"''istlai that I'm mistress of INV own
hJIse."
0'0 leave, too, this very day. can
~a'ad higher wage, any time than get
saying which she swept out of the
eaY'ngihc astonished mistress stand.
- i" me mllla Of the floor. the very pic
'-re Of despair.
say Jane cried Mrs. Raymond, fol-
'''' me- to the dor, as the thought Of
"s converted into cham5er-maid and
''usAed with full force to her mind; and
d IlIile assistance would be better
H., -" Ho0e' prevailed upon the indignan,
guy 70 remain until some one eouid take
Pier place '"' e0u'u ''A'
GU must 60 down" said Mrs. Ray
oD... yawn, aftor sitting half an hour
~ ah'sh delightful little extract
%, s 'a commenced reading She took on,
hal, 10y. and looked a, it, 1t was already
r''' eleven. and she had no, thought o,
[,bo s' yet Hastily descending the stairs
No., ,pened the kitchen door. The fire was
md s out the morning work untouched
49,. w servant to be seen. Her first i'm,
vas TO sink into a chair and give ven,
sp ,' tut fortunately calling to mind the
,ona a"' ''' repeated adage, perseverance
m,| tuefs all tkiags," she determined 70
P.,. neF fret attempt a, all hazards
nn n.y. the fire must be attended 70. 40 fill
DIpi. "' stove with coal, she commenced an
,ss. s matches; her efforts were vain, an,
ae,s. visiting two boxes in frui, less en-
~ she had almost concluded to DIV,
ow. suddenly she rememb ered the he,
u,s. ' , had vague idea that thew ws,,
bs,s,, ,a' blowing fires, and conyr,,,l,,io,
~. V" upon Possessing such an e,,roord;n
amount of fore,housh,, she imn.d;s,sl
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
WALL PAPER.

NI'Ehnvo Jus; rece ed second lot of Wall Paper
w and B1riers direct from the Manufacturers in
New York and We have now Oh hand 1000 Rolls oil
sarious patterns We will a so receive in few da.
BY Railroad another large lot 500 Rolls, making
on stock amount 10 10000 Rolls 81 $50 patterns To
persons intending paper their houses this srr ng,
ohld say that being the of one Of the lar
gest Manufactures in New YORK preparedito
furnish Wall Paper and Roriers nj Factory prices
with the addition of freight.
For TIE convenience oil eastomersi In Davenport,
We have samples of all Wall Paper and Borders 1T
our B.,ok Stand ia the Post ofice, where they can
make elections and leave Their orders Give US call
We " IL give sat isiaegion 10 all purchasers.
WARREN x RHAWS,
Booksellers and staiiorers ard dealers in Wall Pa
pr, Posi- Once Davenport Illinois ST., Rock lsand
Marcia 10th dir
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17

THE SHIFTING OF THE WORLD The MAR
TIME POPULATION London News OF
the 18th Of April has an elaborate article
on the shipping Of the world, which shows
that the floating tonnage of the civilized
world, excluding only China and the East,
consists of 1876 900 vessels, of l5,5ooooo
tons. The number of seamen it sets down
at 500 900, and including the eastern and
other States, of the maritime population OF
which we have no accounts, there must be
at least a million Of persons engaged at sea,
snd generally on tho ocean.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
EMIGRANTs TO IOWA
All Want Good and Reliable Maps.

IIENN, Wi Hams h Cos Township Maps are the
III best being compiled from the United States Sur
ye,s Official Information, and ps rsonal rceout dis
sance rowing tr streams. roads, towns, post offices,
coupty seats works OF Internal Improvement, etc.
etc Being published within the state are In fact, the
only teiiublc and complete
MAP OF IOWA.
Being regu iarly appointed agents for the sale Of
these maps We are prepared TO iurnish them 10 the
trad. at the publish lowest Wholesale rates. or by
the single copy. Aisoi
go dor J. n. Cotton Co. and Ensign, Bridgman
Fsnnius maps Of the United States, Western States
and the states OF Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and Mis-
SOUR; and Territories OF Minnesota. Kansas and Ne
bra ska For sale, wholesale or retail. by
WARREN Il RHAWS.
BOOK sellers and Stationers, Dealersin Wall Paper,
window Shades, etc. Illinois street Rock Island,
Post Otscc, Davenport. Apl. q
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17

w Eean supply few more copies of
w Life OF Horace Greedy, Ida May,
Life Of =. r. Barnum, News Boy,
Rath Hall Lamplighter.
Also Mrs.. Hale's New Household Receipt Book;
Miss Lesiics New Receipts for Cooking.
WARREN a. RHAWN,
Post oace Davenport.
Feb. esth Island City Book store. Rock Island
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
Received at No / L. Claire Block,

Received at NO Le Claire BLOCK,
Harper's Magazine for May.
Putnarn's do do
Grahain's do do
G0dey's Lady's do
Also New Publications.
Sumner Land, u Southern Tale;
Castle Builders;
The Initials.
Kansas and Nebraska--by Hale;
LIE Of seward-by Geo. L. Baker;
The Slave Of the Lamp--by North
May 3rd W. X. HOL NES d Go.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
Wall Paper

Iust rceeiy aud now opening at the old stand No
Tie Care Block large and well selected lot Of the
above named article, snitsbie FIR Halls and Roomss
cor prisBR great variety OF patterns, also Border,
to match. Prices TO suit the times.
W. n. HOLMES and Co.
Davenport, 3rd May, 1855. 3 mths.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
For Sale or Rent.

a rare chance Is presented to any wishingto en-
~ gage in manufacturing A shop recently erected
on The river above the H. r.; furnished with an en-
cine Of IS horse pow and full set of SASH Door and
Blind machinery-w be sold with or without the ma
ehinery Can be seen in operation at any time:
Davenport Apl - dim h.t' q D. '" hiN"'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
Books 4 Stationery.
VOYAGES, TRAyELs. %.

Sea and Sailor, By Cotton, 81 %
Deck do Port, :. do I 90
Shin do shore, ~ do l on
Three Yenrs In California do IS
summer Cruise 81 the MEDITERRANEAN, by Willis, %
Captain Cannt, an African SLAYER, 25
Swell Life nj Sea, 90
Salt Water Bubbles, by Mariingais, 90
Ruunii Sketches OF Men and Places,
by Geo. COZ way. the Ojibeway Chief, I 90
Travels among the Indians, by Mckinney, 90
What saw in California by Bryant, TO
California and Oregon Trait Park mans, IS
Exploring Ia pediton to Oregon, Hines, l GO
Fremont's do California do IS
CaforuiaIIistory from its discovery, Capron's IS
Life on the Plains and a, the Diggings, lM
Kansas and Nebraska, IS
From ier Life in the South West, 90
Prairie and Rocky Mountain Life, IS
ATTHE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
No SO Brady, bet. "a and Sd Streets,
Davenport, Iowa.
5mo 5th II ELI ADAMS, Agent.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
NOTICES.

I HAVING sold out my Stove establishment am
l. now desrsus of settling up accounts; | here
notify al men owing me either by note or book
count call and settle by the 10th day Of MAY, If moi
paid by that time they Will be put in the hands Of the
constable for collection. On notes not due will
make y liberal discount
Also. all persons having claims agsins, me will
bring them IN AMI receive payment.
X. WIcKERSHAM.
MAY I. lsS5-3wdw4,.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
STOVES! STOVESM

THE subscribers having purchased the entire esosk
of Stoves, &C., OF II. NIeKERsHAN, dealer in The
solicit share Of public patronage, hoping 10 sslisfy
all who may in future deal with us, We wosld sess
the following first, sell both Eastefp
aud Western Stoves. including over 20 Pssserns -
COOK STOVES, Of which to select,
We warrant every Stove We sell, both operate and
against Gre cracks, thereby making II greatly 10 ne
advantage of persons wanting good stoys 10 buy OF
u. We Keep constantly on band large supply Of
Charter Oak.
We would also ofcrto dealers the follcwirr Induce
menis; having purchased sto, in the last eps-
b.ss us TO sell you Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron and al
kinds OF Tnnere stock At Chicago prices, freight I'd
ded thereby saving you expense, trouble and delay
Mr.. HIcAs beias practical workman, will attend
personally to all kinds of Jobbing. such as Tin RooG
ing, spoutine, ceppsrsmithing, Sc, all work was-
rsntej.
Brady between Front and seoaAA.
Ma, cd, ls55-dwtf wICKERSRAA + HICKS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
FARM FOR SALE.
Unimproved Land.

IN nnn ACRES unmproved land for sale in va.
UsUUU riors parts of Sect. Clinton, Cedar, Mus
canc, johnson and other counties west in Iowa, for
sale hy Imy 81 EADS 4 STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
Notlce.

Notes due us, that not paid renewed before
Nlsi of June next will be handed to Cook aud Dillon
far Collection by legal process.
May, lrst, 1855. COOK SARGENT
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
The Bridge Cities.

Iue bNIUb6 VItitS' -
V,DcK Island pavenport and Moline with view
Hottie Railroad bridge. An excellent descriptive
pam palet. suitable for mailing to distant friends
For snio NJ No. 7 LeClare Row.
MayIl
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
10000 Rolls Wall Paper, etc.
FRESH STOCK OF NEW PATTERNS.

Jrsr opened direct from the largest Factories Of
Philadelphia and New York, large assortment Of
Wall Papers in qualities for Rooms, Balls &C.: con
Prisne great variety Of new patterns, selected en-
press. for our trade by the subscber aud for sale
At Eastern prices for Cssh only. viz:
Good Common Wall Pepper oul. ten Gents per roll;
Fine do do laS do
Extra do Do is Al
Best Medium Do 20
Good Glazed and Saiinsd, rs DO
Fine do Ia
Extra qualities do IS to IS do
Borders IN great variety for Cheap and Eine papers:
Fine Bord Prints. Glazed Gree n and Marb Q do
Wide Curtsin Papers:
Plain Glazed and Green, Blue ard Figured;
at the IOWA BOOK ROOMS, No 80 Brady street,
between ?nd and I'd sts., Davenport Iowa.
eth mo se.-tf. ELI ADAMS, AGENT
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
Pine Hill Cemetery.

MOSES HoUGHTON has besn appointed Sexton
M for said Cemetery. plat Of the grounds can
be at Israel Halls shop. For further informa-
ton apply to I. Hall oSto
Nay rs. A. @. FULTON.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17

NEW GOODS!
yUSTR Reed Y. $. ESprc
81 The Initials, tale OF modern lifs,
The Price Of Grown, or Jehu the Alche enlist,
By Eugene Sue his best and last,
Ny Courtship andits Consequence, by Wiekcn
Border Wars Of the West. ny John FrostL D.
-sWite,s Victory by Mrs. Emma ID. F.. NJ Souihwogth.
Last iIeire.s, by do DO
Curse efCiifion,
The discarded Daughter"
Seannondalc.
The Deserted Wife,
The Mother-in-law,
WARREN & RliAwN,
Post Ohice iIay enport.
Island City Book Store, Rock Island
Peb. a6th, IS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
Bounty Lands.

OUUUVy I0UVb'
LII persons who have served In any of the wars OF
N the United States since the year 1890, which In
eludes those who served in the Black Hawk war, arc
entitled to 100 acres Of land. Warrants procured by
W. ii. GURLEY,
Once at the Ena Insurane. Go. ONCE, west stee OF
Main between Front and Cd streets. Apl2l.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
By NATHAN H. PARKER,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.


Published by MEN o. LEE, Chleago, III.
The above work is in press, and will be issued
about the s Of June, be addressed 10 the
author. at Davenport, or the Publishers, Chicago.
AGENTS WAVED To Is OF reliable and ener-
r.,ic Young men. who will thoroughly canvass this
state for subscr ptinns, rare opportunity is offered
Apply in person or by mail, with recommendations,
Ia 4. n. P.RsKR, Davenport
VPSeu.pspe in ihi- State, Publishing the above
advertisement, ard CALI attention 10 tie work edi-
lorialiy will b. entitled 20 copy OF the work IS soon
as issued.
Apl. g3d, 4. I'm w-2m- -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17
IOWA AS IT is IN 1865;
A Gazetteer for Citizens, & Handbook for I'm
migrants:

T. EMBRACING q fun description ftLe State oflows
IL -ner gfieu and Aheralogcal eharaetet;het
Water-courses, Timber lands, Soil and Climate; Tie
various Railroad L,ncs being ouiit aud those pro-
Jg ted with the distances from staff to station,
each; uunberaHa condition Of Churches Schools
aHd Bcnes client Societies IN each County; Popua-
ton and business Statistics Of the most important
Cl;ic.anl Towns; Information for the Immigrant
respecting The selection. entry, and cultivation OF
prairie s list OF the unenicrej lands in the State;
Tables of distances all the stage routes Through
tho State, &e, Sc. Accompanied BY the latest and
most Authentic Map Of the state, aud illustrated
with n number Of landscapes aud oth'r views.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17

Building Lots for Sale,
A LARGE nnmber a building Lots in various nsr.
"A OF The city ssa iss surroundings for sale nv
Nsye EAns 4 STEWART
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17

CHOICE 9EGA7s,
THIS day received by Express very choice lot Of
L Segars, consisting in part Of Q, 90 Genuine Iu.
ported and 10 900 lower grades. The attention Of
those who fond Of good Segar is called 10 the
POST OFFICE BOOK STAND.
whore they may be had by the box retail.
WARREN u RHiwN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17

VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-Ws have for salt
most desirable farm, FIVE miles from Davenport
the Iowa City road, Of eighty highly improved
with good frame dwelling, kitchen, cellar, &c, barr
and sheds-a well Of excellent water, &c.
The above property 10 most beautifully and farors
bly, situated, aud will DO sold II n bargain.
M'GREGOR, LAWES " BLAKEMORE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-29

Philadelphia on the 18th of FebUary next.
The minority report was sustained chiefly by
the Ohio and Michigan delegates, bu' was re-
iecsed |. insisted on the exclusion OF slavery
from the national territory. and declared that
prescription on account Of birthplace was IN
warranted
II recommended the party to act openly; re-
parded the slavery question as the paramount
issue recommended river and harbor improve
meu.s. and general foreign Pslcy.
The Convention. after adopting vote Of thanks
10 its DIFFERS, adjourned sine die at midnight.
We regre, that the majority. like the minority
did no, make the slavery question paramount
We have, for many years, regarded Slavery aad
Popery as twin sister Of desPo'isms but that
Slavery requires our first attention, and our first
blows, as incomparably the greatest and most
alarming danger.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-29

RESOLUTIONS OF THE LEGISLATURE ON SLAVERY.
We this week publish, amoag the laws, both
sets Of the resolutions passed by the Legislature
on the subject of Slavery. The committee, who
reported the House resolutions, were l. Mattison
of SALISBURY, Charles FELTON, of Franklin, d.
II. Perry of Plainfeld, Liberty Howe of Dover,
A. A. Constantine of Andover, S. F. Stevens Of
East Montpelier, and A. M. Brown of Sheldon,
every one Of whom, we believe, were original
Anti-Slavery men, being seven Of the probable
forty old line Anti-Slavery members in the
House.
The committee, who reported the Senate reso-
lutious, were Hon. J. NJ Hotchkiss Of Water
will, G. W. Benedict Of Burlington, and John
Pierpoint of Vergennes, the former an original
free-Soiler, and the two latter Wings. The pro-
ceedngs, in Walton's Journal, makes Judge
Hotchkiss chairman but the Free Press, con-
Quoted by Senator Benedict, who, of course,
ought to know, published the Senate report with
himself first on the list.
When the Senate resolutions came up in the
House, our old Anti-Slavery friend, father
Beecher of Hinesburg, moved to amend the reso-
luton relating to the Fugitive Slave law, by
striking out the closing words" or that Of it,
odious and unjust provisions" on the ground
that all of it was odious enough to be repealed
Internationally but his motion was voted down
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-29

AMERICAN CONVENTION. "A Convention of the
American party, from the free States, who repu
dated the Philade' phia pro Slavery platform, has
just been held at Cincinnati, Ohio; and after
considerable discussion, and some division, adopt
ed platform the character of which, with the
general tenor of their proceedings, may be gath
cred from the following Dispatch
CINCINNATI Know NOTHING CoNvESrroN.--
A Geographic dispatch, dated Cincinnati, New.
%, gives the following account of the closing
proceedings Of the Convention -
In the Know Nothing Convention Yesterday,
the afternoon and evening sessions were entirely
devoted tn the discussion of the majority report
which was finally adopted 10 vote by states, of
90 to IL.
The report characterizes the Missouri Compro.
mise as an inracsion Of plgh'ed faith, and should
he restored, and If the efforts to that end fail in
Congress, admission into the Union should be
refused to any new State tolerating slavery, and
formed out Of territory from which that institu-
ton was excluded by the Compromise.
Protests against coalescing with any party that
demands the abandonment of the American priv,
clples or disorganzation Of the American party ;
and recommends meeting of the delegates al
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-29

Mr.. AKIN OF THE BELLOWS FALLS ARGUS,
says that the opposition to the Administration
are now grumbling because Kansas is likely to
come into the Union as free State We have
heard of no such grumbling and if there has
been any, it must have come from those who
love political strategy more than Anti-Slavery
principles. No true Free Soiler will complain
Of any such thing, or be slow to acknowledge
any help we may receive from the Democrats,
TO bring about 80 happy result and we really
hope we may all have lots of such help to b.
grateful for.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-29

A. BAD RoosTER.-It has been said that it is
a bad Rooster that, installing the light of the
rising moon for that of the sun, falls to growing
long before there is any signs of. daylight, and
that it is foolish fellow that halloos before he
is out of the woods.
The last Patriot announces the election of
Barstow. the Administration candidate for Gov
ernor of Wisconsin, "by some four thousand
majority, and all the state ticket with him, I"
and that /" the victory is complete and most
triumphant"
Our exchanges fully back our sanguins young
friend of the Patriot in the lastquoted assertion,
but put the saddle on the other horse Bashford,
the Republican candidate being, unquestionably,
elected.