Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

Ohio is all right certainly she is-who doubts
it If any one, let him read the following ad-
dress. What a shame that Minnesota can't take
her position in the Republican army with Ohio.
Let those who voted for Henry NJ. Rice think of
this.
The Central Committee of the State have is
sued the following congratulatory address:
The Republican State Central Committee of
Ohio, tender throughout the State and Nation,
their warm and cheerful congratulations on the
event of the canvass just now closed--an event
as glorious in its results as the triumph is COM
plete.
The fruits of this victory are:-
A Republican Governor; ...
A Republican 1t. Governor;
A Republican Senate;
A Republican House of Representatives.;
A Republican Auditor of State;
A Republican Treasurer of State; .-l--..
A Republican Secretary of State;
A Republican Board of Public Works;
Two Republican Judges Supreme Court;
A Republican Attorney General;
A Republican United States Senator, and
A REPUBLICAN PEOPLE!
We feel in such result, we are warranted in
calling upon our friends and the friends of free
dom everywhere, to rejoice with US. We regard
this result as one of the most signal civic triumphs
ever achieved; a triumph of principle over the
combined power of party faction and prejudice.
4 triumph, the effects Of which are by no means
limited to the boundaries of our State. 1t must
exert q moral influence that will tell for freedom
wherever it shall be proclaimed. ..+.--
The Committee regard it as proper that re-
suit so suspicious of good should be marked by
more than ordinary demonstration; and would
say to their Republican friends of the counties,
who have SO nobly contributed to this illustrious
consummation, that measures are about to be Ia
ken for an appropriate popular demonstration of
JOY, in which every Republican of Ohio will be cor
daily invited to participate. This jubilee vii! take
place at Columbus, on some day prior to the LIST
of December, of which further notice may be OK
peced. -es-e
BY order of the Republican State Central Com
m:ttce. w. B. THRALL, Secretary.
SECOND ASCENSION OF Mn. WINcHEsrER-
FEARFUL APPREHENsIoNs.-M Winchester
made balloon ascension from Norwalk on
Tuesday last He commenced initiating his
balloon early in the morning, and at 2 P. M.
Mr.. w. stepped into the car and cut loose from
the earth. The balloon rose rapidly, and in
five minutes passed into the clouds out of view.
The wind was light, and at the time he passed
into the clouds his course was due east. He
was seen passing over Berlinville, an indica-
ton that the balloon met with northeasterly
current, which would take Mr.. w. over the
Lake, in the direction of Buffalo. The En-
pertinent says: -
6 AT the time Of putting our paper to press,
FRIDAY evening, three days have elapsed
since iidingsreceived from Mr.. Winchester; the
most fearful apprehensions are rife as his fate.
When he started, he said he intended to go
higher ard further than any @ronaut had ever
dared think Of going. 1t is feared by some
that when he go: into the upper current the
intense GOODNESS which prevails in that region,
soon rendered him insensible, and that he was
frozen 10 death. Others think that he must
have come down in the lake and drowned.
We are fearful that some accident has befallen
him, still we cannot relinquish the hope he is
safe, and that he will live to make many more
ascensions." - $3.50 '@ssz~a - -
1t will be recollected that Mr.. w. made his
first ascension from Milan this fall, and landed
near Hudson. He rose to the height of over
10000 feet, and was so cold at one time as to
become sleepy and insens bic, and that when he
next observed the thermometer, the mercury in
dicated deg below zero. The bags of sand
in his balloon were frozen hard leuela.d
Herald
TRYING NO BMBE A JuRv.-During the last
term of the Burlington IN. J.) Court, while jury
was out celebrating upon verdict in the case Of
the Burlington Irishman, for assault and battery,
some person put slip of paper under the door
of tho jury room, which contained reasons why
the defendant should be convicted. The fact was
made known to Judge Potts who at once said that
If he could ASCERTAIN who the person was, and his
guilt could be elearly established, be would send