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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-25
aRsscENr Auction MOONS.

orrosirs rus s.W couEr BousK
GENERAL AVCFIoNEERs& REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
Evansville aud surrounds country tor the sale OF heal
sna rsrseae ProPery Houses aad Lots furnisars Dry
paid all cut door sales OF every reason
,sinsSs ssd no, having any pac.
with eensgaors eSsh Tie seller WA
the Auction aud Commission business aud our friends
saa sss and ss,sn.ion
the confidence Of all h who sptrast their business
70 our care. --...
q. o. RILEY a co. Evansville
l,UvALL. AGO 3 Co.. Memphis Tenn.
Ws. PARK a Co.. DO do.
Is SIZES Ss' New orleaas.
Nuns Nuns. : ssi Folkrs. vis..surs Miss.
lockwood Esi 1iA : pnos cissnu.,i. ohio.
KrLLoc For :: do do
Resulr raesdaxs Thursdays and Saturdays, a.,
10 o'clock. and dori.s ,h seing
at early saslsht ars SWEET $1,000 1900.
CARPETS OIL CLOTH;
1 wallpaper JUS oPsnsn sss SoE sas T 'I T ssn ny
this day. 10 American Prints; Tor sale by
.s,. as Nam ST. Louisville Ky.
COFFEE.
EDRIME Baitimore. ITO iss sale ty :, NO. ,os-r
AEA KEGS superior wheeling including all sizes
4DS nails. 'p'.s' srads aud sas, ',s 81, f y
NOTIONS. NOTiONs..
INLOwER vases. tn-rmcmeters travelling compsnions.
hest London sea ing eight ana key'o Frenen
Icons fue French harris dss. marbles toys tea
sets combs superior neecles pms tooth
picks. Rev rings ellis steel pens tooth brushes.
beads chess Emers"p's razor saps toilet
ap battle together with
variety OF notions for sale ~ A. @ ~ snEk
APPS under Odd Fellows hall fnstst.
n ABUSH Hominy; 40 boxes Cheese;
il " Is SOAP: do Maearoni;
Ia hush nc W Dried Peaches; 2 do Lemons. at
MOS CO0E'S Family Grocery.
E.HeGs. Chickens aud Sausage for sale at
II ar25 7. BACON co.
TEAS.
0n PACKAGES fresh Teas just received ana for
lOO sale by APPS PRESTON BROS.
FISH.
~ BARRELS Mseksrei.
$eD hf do do.
z5Ld do.
2j Kits dc; assorted numbers;
drums prime Cod Fish;
so hxs Herripg received per David
White and fog sale by -
sy25 fhbstoN bhos.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-25
% n SACKS Blairsviiis Mills Flour;
eDV Is d. Possyviiis DO 90: In store and for sale
BY pvf2 r. BACON 4 Co. Main st.

IrEC'D steamer '.-6.
IL X W. Boston
New York do;
boz NutD~gs;
bass Pepper:
krgs Soda;
10 zen sstrsia hemp Bed cords;
10 do No. do do;
coils hemp Bed cord;
coils Halter do;
grass Halter Rope;
a reals Bed cord;
barrel sulphur;
a 60 Epstm Salts;
e dozen j. poundcsns Mustard;
"a market be kets;
sboxes Lem Syrup:
rs dozen Kentucky Mustard;
barrels fine cut smoking Tobacco;
80 dozen fancy .Buckers;
10 nests W OGDEN Bo via;
= dozen do,
% dozen shaker Brosms;
no nests blue Tubs tS);
do do do ts):
tdoIen assorted Well Buckets;
= do School Baskets,
90 Tar Cans:
n do Wash Boards;
~ DO Nhsks:
DO Fancy whishs;
DO vii, szons; fer sale 1t very ow prices for
cash BY nyi9 I. d. HERMANN.
assertnsat Of saDDsr Hats for x.stismen and boys
IN 49, .RCGHES'.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-25

IDIGEOy Water Mills Flour:
rs bushels Meal tor sale ny
nsyE TWAS vICKFRY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-25

SPRING AND SUmMEK FASHIONS.
UDFCEIvED this dav. and tor sale supply SCOTS
HI Fashions Spring and summer ls55. The work
pplied by alling L. Nelms Merchant TAILOR OPP
rosite the state Bank. -
MIR Nelms also has nana large supply Of fashionable
which he VIII be pleased to man
approved styles Customers
and the public are requested t. give me cali.
apl0 . -. NeLns.
IVORY TABLE KNIVES.
Of Tables. stock,
sets or setts pieces which are both useful and
ahie for Cbras and New Years presen The attention Of
han..s ,s called TO this CHAS. 3. WELLS
S.s,S Pe's doors below the Branch Bank.
SEED OATS. .
SMALL supply Of p'ns seed oats Inst rsesiysd and
n sale by aneS y go y ~.
SOOOn MORE Of these choice imported Recreasioa
myii SEQ Ks Family
ICSr rss'd ex pressiy for family
- I half chest choice Gunpowder Tea;
do do do Imperial do;
do do do Young Hyson DO;
do do sxtrahns Black dol;
nys7 =. BACON 4 CO., dsin ~
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6lals b dog do do do ............sast
7Ocs . doz do do do ...........7at
The lower prices above generally. where two pics
enoned, forful packages and the higher fe
small Wholesale
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The julia ran the dS sance-twsnty Ave ptea-in five
hours ard thirty two seconds. Altar Considerable
fgurirg 1t was at Uncovered that in accord Ance
with the rulee the kafydid entitled to ,hs nrst
prize ard the Lucky enough 10 secure tbs
second The exceedingly close one, and
sad TO be the most Interesting one, on that 40.
count, ever held.
The prIre 6ne silver vase ouriousy Chased,
and surmounted by handsorc repre- sentatoa OF
yacht In full sail Valued AT $3.50.
The Eeeond przs was goblst borne By sea nyInph,
Of plenty, and the base formed OF shcls and
coral, ings niously worked. Cost 800.
To Mr. William f. Burton tins people OF Glen Cove arc.
indebted for this race he who induced tAc club
70 at that place and TO hi liberalty tue affair
its The inhabitants Of Glen Core AMI he
in kind Of partnership: they took the credit o.
the affair." and he paid the monsy
The affair wound up appropriately by grand 6sll al
the Ph yon Hotel last evening, which vol attenisb
and gave great fatsfac.i .ion. Perhaps no resattt6s
ever took place gave pleasure u all conccraed.
The admirr rs OF tte Julia, 'hs Wtdgaon and The He's
we're aased with tho performance OF their favor
and atti.bu ed their Ill luck 10 the light winds Tho~s
who tho prizes satisfied, ~ we're aiao tuose
who did rot.
The people Of Glen Cove may copgratuia,s them.
the boorety they have secured or their really
bsAutiui village. T. is Incredible that our ctksas
viii 20 tlousand miles, away from tho city IN sam
nsr tms 10 passa that have nothing like the nstaral
advartsges Of 6sn Cove II is charming spot. II IL
worth visit oSly TO see the country villa Of Mr Bur
ton The Kntyid and Lucky both built by Me-sys
Fish and BuriSa Of ta city G.orgs stserb hoAa wete
fully equal 10 their reputation Ihus enied tho dfst
summer regatta Of the New York zach. Club. hsy we
room zee It's III again.
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Supreme COuIt-epecini Term.
Bef ,re Hon inc 70 Co alea.


THE JOSEPH wALKig CAsE-THE MOTION FOR
aASpAxus AGAINST The MAYOR DENIED.
AuG. 3.-In the matter of The petiion ef Loyai s. Pond,
for urR Of DHnddmus, % b. diyeced u fsrnrndo
Wood, Moyor The writ Of mandamus should not issue
except when II 10 necessary 70 enforce the rights OF the
party seeking hs aid, and in that elsss Of only
where oN,ew sdequsts remsdy exIsts. In this
il 10 unnecessary 20 inquire Whether the order mace by
the Superior Court, directing the Comptroller 70 procure
the warrant, 70 TO countersiyncd by the Mayor,
ono which the Mayor limsef was bound 20 obey
nor In 1t necessary to csisrmine whether order
could properly b. made for the psymsrt Of money due
by The corporation Of this city until ush corporation
had itseh been made party TO the prcceedng. All OF
these questions the Superior Court which made tho
order determine TOR Itself Whenever the question
shal Arise before that tribunal Is Ecient for AH
the purposes OF tbs motion 10 that that court pos
sees ample poser BY process OF attachment 10 enforce
its own orders That remedy sopen 10 the relaor here,
which the Mayor bound TO obey. In such case the
remedy of the reator Is simple, direct eectiye and
berg 20 the nts proper forum In which 10 enforce
rights ot the applicant the In which his proceed
euna shoud not te invoked unless the court having
or siEal Jurisdiction should from want Of proper
thoty ta unsble 20 entorcs ts orders deefeea
Even II this order s TO be regarded the order OF the
~ Chambers and not that of this Superior Court,
yet By section c2 u tie Co1s, tss Judge v-ss~ 9Th
depce IL the 0uty Of tLs Mayor " On ths other hand,
a. the en' contepcs, the oriff tse noN bad
rs-a aussti6n leave 20 te solved ~ he &eSsror
Court-tteo rsani'estly vri. of msnssass sh0uli
issue from this Court oaee esn'al es The notion
u1n the single ground that toe ORDER n bssins tie
Mayor can be promptly eaforsei b. The Court % judge
~ whom II WAS fEaoe.
Tie not. raust 10 denied, With sio eoss.
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Police K0telligchc~.

e.,u-, !,
s""'' """H'enn, ~" o' Ahn"so'A ierntsfv, oet&
prseent htorpins At the FArman' Hoisl, WAshisgtsa
street IN rops for California bsfs.e Jssvon
,c.,. -.--,- I. - o,c
"'"H ys''euSy "'''h''s' = wv '~~st Toaos osss~s
and stated that lac had been swnds out Of $40 by tAs
drop game, The conpIainAn. alleges that ycs,s~dsS
morning. about Xix O'clock, while hs vas stAadax Il
IN. Garner of Cor,lap,t sna west strait, -, .ssA
George Foley spproa chad him and pontios Ia an In n
siduAl who was crossibx the street, said, There gsss
man WHO has onni > vsluaole POCKET BOOK i gusss III
nocss,,sas ana.r and ne, sba,t cn.ss ssm. -
Linn. Ibe country then ind ucsd 70 part vtSA
$40 goin for poch .tbook and s oontsats vAnh
Doiey said we're worth nearly a thousand dsussv
After handisg over tho two double eagles 70 re
stranger, NJ Hsmmond went on his wy ~
joitips st bin good luck in pFoenrins 10 vAiuAAls
4 wallet from wbem hs supposed to be . Ashsosk
man, ~ rmAl. sacriaee Hs .oor found out, hsS-
ever that me contents % the purse Altses<sr
worthless and that he had sssa imposed apea n tss
most sbsm.iul manrcr by pocket oos droppsrs. -
hearing HIS eamplaiat, Justice Welsh lsust waxrSat
for the arrest ~ Dolly ana his ociatss Ths hrst -
thsrs gcrts srtsatsd aud tAag tAAsa bsfss
the magistrate, vas oonmi,t-d 10 tss Iombs fos sIA
nation.
AhhEsT OF Az ALisGLp FUGITIVE fRoA phLAwA1
Yesterday, Captain Carpenter OF As fhth ward psuss.
arrested young man named Charles a. WmsrS.
charged win bsing fugtiv" from Ie'srA's vh@s he
nds charged with havrF seven gold watchss
valued at 1900 t5a soith of other Res Of evasv
81 Ifop0ty Of Raymond hsrr in employ he wee
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yo,,s,.sI Intelligence.

TJig NgN uH.EY ssoW s0fHfSg copHcfI.
The fouovlpx sesOluticns vers seoy1d " tbo en-.
vent or
vh.rtss Ths stat. Council ~ Nsv jersey
Of the saf.st . Cfgsnigs and emsfcs the n-lyiss
II tie American party, A1t hes bcen 0os u Tho most
epsfy,tle aL4 fRith4ul t8so<ass of tho sane AL,
nereas II has ever sscn tia ogsB!oa u tas STATE
Csunrn that tbs AussTfaa party fasmse for il.s
Il .an.,i,to issss %. srces q 10 nsiq.9us yslsy q
,hb Church ~ HcEo gr0n 0ur rssutae4p lnsttrtkrs,
10 naliasn the unicp u ,he states. an4 20 -
TIE natirs born AHrrlean p'op~ iLs nsnAssushi sf4
eosfftl u thsE o~n Eoys sgnDsni All That tas ssns
sna prfJ.ss- ~ tho party not srsioss nor ossl
tut naaostl And eo es1t.ssvs ~its 10 Jnsna std,
whsrsss Ito N.inssi Council a, ~ f-~srs ssss -,
ir'sitosits agSa out F<l''cSi sr,'c sa .'ss nAa,J
a,si by the HsEa.~rs oi the ut4sf shtst z srifa
nss1s p its otscts sri afss sna - fsgsta = -sh
~ Ssny sLe ttRh; ~ TIE hstonai couaei ~ tithsf
tngnailvs nssstvo Sgis aton, " fcfcF oa4Ftttoa
q s,fn CO. uyou The io6i,duGl nsEbrfs a 80 V9w
GsssS'eS 70 Dor sIpcetsa " bsn vbsH ny fabf
~ ws urtev, go, -.
a. "a utatfffta of ths Nstopsi Coogeptfa ass c9afs
istt ib ne gisricus ierti,s tbsItof, gfcslary tbs
pstsit,T Iiaf - a4ct, wiil 10 .arressi ari mogi
ttfr f.slsssttn ~ rcstl Efre giss ever prsesu'st
~ ta. ef bsg nstlo fhs Its'fIfm - 80 sssoa n
C asfH rfs,sstr3 sgsistt = t4'h s'etra tNetpf ~
est la - st~n ~. ~tsts " H~peeissss eSan~is
- x 4sl 3 "a btfs - N Order sssefttsg 81.
tt 3, Efrrsf orsi istspsEc-ros spsr tho sat q,
Z. t.fy - SCI ~ ugfD te~ sass 80 - e4f.snry
80 sFsf ntp thoss snlsh ths ato@c. aaA cisAse
! "a trsrf siss ~ tbs Osfsr
pss v.t. that vs I'll - hsrs " Gbs AsATed Gas
-, 80 rsrs@vsFe 10 oar sfsssyo,s % s.so seysisst
tus 20 whisb .s t.vs soiszel, gs.a r4y sisF'ts
tsA.rg fsT "a 80 s'nrst y asffy v ts' fstftf t4
NJ 80 ff.fNt@.
Essua, = W sFti4s x t-a s...s c,,isi >,
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THE GLEN COVE REGATTA.
First Summer Race or the New York Y schf
Ctub.

First 6u1nmer Race OF the New York Y achf
Ctub.
NAMTs or YACHTS AND RuI.Es-THE RACE AND THE
Ar1ENDfrG sCENEs-A SUMMER DAY ON rHz
s0pNp-yaE RESULT OF THE RACE-GLEN COVE =
THx YACHT CLUB AND wM. X. SUTTON.
The ornDg Of yesterday looked cloudy, and so did
the facss OF thoss who to participate IN the Glen
Cove regatta but by eight O'Clock tho heavens cleared
up, and gave promise of . beautiful day, it after
wards proved to be.
party Of some hundred persons members OF the
New York Yacht Cup and the invited guests Of William
=. Burton, behalf Of the inh hsbtapts Of Clan Cove
started from Peck slip the steamer Croon, for the
scene Of tie proposed regatta Among the persons
board We noticed George Steers, Mayor K'ngsand,
Issac TowDsend President Of the Amshouss Governors
and number Of other we'll known citizens There VISA
Captain YokAioh Of the Russian Imperial Ensaeers,
on the steamboat who excited considerable nterest
appears the Captain has been SAINT out to tha country
10 raIn what he OF tho American mode Of ship
building, with Wow, OF course to reproduce American
models In Russian waters.
In Que Tins tho boat arrived at the Cove,
and tho scene there presented was certainly most
beautiful. The village Is completely hidden
by the uxurant vegetation, and tho contrast bstwssn
the dark green shore and the placid bay dotted with tho
Nhite saia and the streaming pennants over seventy
vessels, was most sgrosabe, and gave interest to
the spectacle Il would not otherwise possess.
On the arrival Of ths Cotton at the dock number OF
the lady friends and relatives OF the members Of the
club cane on board, also the Judges, wm. E. Burton
Chas IL Haswell and A. RUSSELL The following nsmed
vefsels we're lying in the bay ready to start in the
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cricket
MARRIED. va. SINGLE asMDErs OF sr. CIV

MARRIED va. SINGLE asADErs OF ST. 5Honsf's
CLUE.
This club played the return match yesterday, 81
Hoboksa. Some engagements calling several memt<ga
away they could not fnsh the match consequently II
was decided by the irt innDgs in ffvor OF tho sIss
usn, By l2i runs. The singls also victorious
10 he first match played In June By twenty rams and
one Innings. The married men tho choice, aud
commenced with Sharpe and Jones, both % whom soon
got out for two sharpe, who IL bcsutfui 6sli
did tettsr in tho fectni innings with hi bat. San
Wright did the He faced sharpe AMI thsy kept
getting runs together 30 that whom Gam out they
had nineteen each sAm made gooi ss ht for thfss,
and another straight cut for three Baisybad no 10 *
We ssould like 10 have some o. His ashDg PLAY
I. waller made tsenty one ard not cut. B.nghsm sai
Burnett ,bowsd beautiful erie.sting. Ths former
sent his ball clean up tho hill for four, while Barns
got thee fours In galau, style. Gibbea played very
steadily and perfectly Astonlshed 70 nnd hs had
scored nearly many the nrst innings OF ths mar
RED nnsn bis bowling was beautiful. Draper, uAo
seemed Ike man, IA good creketsr, both In bat
ting and bowling. Tinson maze tho cnt o. the dsy-s
good square hit for i've. Davis o. The Free Academy
played beautifully, and improves amazingly Ths score
Is as follows -
NAHEIED SIDE.
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~ sutF beats far bsa.nd rss' ~ a0sce vas
tGks1 ef tfn.
Afffg Ttgarx tbs sfaks ths ~fpG, vhlsh Lad titl
nNag. ifffbsnsa sssn ,ntsfvsb, a1E tsost
rttffle el+tg v&e wt8EssssA No toat ~ ahAsH
bsE BHCtbtY, ue Nl01scn kosvfer ss4il isacsg them
aI Mgtk &c.ssVussat pNs created " o4 aoun4
Iprtfr fthtonsr wLlts. cAth;nE faTorkbs bf~sIs.
fHos ahshd ~ ststEl saE<y Ntls yke'ts 70 - sta
btusns spa nslgnsi4on ~ tkssY oerabsou .Gs "
tks swst cs.sf ~ ths eoHntfy-ea ls tass. shs
ftotsd Cot oio iEEfsrs," sre ers.f.s its sshoss
~ Vhe fhs sisd ssN8, tas Kfaswy eaasat q.
.tus sss.ss srt s,frse siesw ssrscs sisls - " v
- tat All ttr ~4wG ts tha ~se. 1ece rtfs f'sf
40 t-tts gtss, t2I tAs usasassoas tresss ss4lsss
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The Cuban .Junfn.

10 Tag fDIToR or THE HxnALb.
10 ycW issue q this nornlns, comnanicsuon from
your coresroncento Of Havana has appeared, vhercn
be tarscrbss trsnslaton Of letter Published 10 Tie
D.aro n a Hqrioo, Of the 2sth al, signed -. =
IITasler Whether this gentisraAn 10 or not ths real
author Of ,hia istVr, cannCt shrm but We sssert
t.st c0n5 ns rnsrepresentato1s In point of fAes
W ith vi litno the puts opinion AsrAy In ,hsr Irr
tt eiEon o. the events 10 which the kahoF
rs'tfs
The Catan Jurta as have otherocc lsions stated,
IL riepsSirs public exposure 81 those events. Man
VII j., weJrhy ,,r and your reaetTs 10 suspend your
eputrt on ihs subject uBtI We can be fALly hssTs.
your or obetfni str.snt,
NAiitSlE. Secretary oi ccsan Julta.
NV I0sE, Aug .. 1865.
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The julia after rounding the boat bo7e immediately
for The tsrng point while the widgeon ron in TO wards
shore followed BY the other yacbts snf IL supposed
soon distanced her competitors, and was sup
poted ON all sides she bad won the race,
Az the boats we're nearing the last stake great
exoits nent unaffected by those boasd the steam
boat hs fste OF tho several boats canyasssd With
great eArpestntss, being known that the przs would
not be for the swfest but for the most rapid proper
Iien TO tonnage Away sped The yachts foamng at the
bows an leaving white line tho Sound 10 thsir
track The Sport whose chance for tbe OK sci
lent sgsinst sloop and disabled, 70 tire grief
ot her we'll wishsrs OF whom there was good many on
the CrotoD.
Tho last point reached In this folio wing tme-ths
1irtn kain txan Ava mil
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LIBEllT FSkTY COsvBkTI0N.
Tie liberty ttrty oi New fotk w,ll meet IA conyen
~ ~ t'ss ~ Wtttesy, 10. i2th Day n sep,smttr
tsxt ~ ~ o'ocet A. n rcrslnat.s State tick tor
he tug ,sctcn, and - ttruss tho great pr nr!?ies
cf tnttftsl teIty, srf tn Il str mate arptcG.ou 70
tRbAiLo T1s mistst fclet tie atten1snes ~ tks
ths y rep sro vom ~ ttF state H. this oonvsattcn
ptttrt 'rsnty 70 the ssurs g hDsfty please eopy.
IGto Rinsttc Juiy as 1855
1lEOTfY STOWE
J: = n sRrsG1os, c.B:-,l cer'.s,.
". ". CHAPMAN,
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and sh~ fell behind. Tho plot bat Horn,t also
tsen in the race and made gooi time A, Msttins ooss
Point being made the Julia began to pull up ana
before II was reached she was ahead. Tho sina "a.
frehhenirg, and the large boats wefs doing bstssr
though the little Katy ddand sport were lespng along
at q ane pace.
abe beats rounded tho stake In gallant style, sad in
TIE owinx ORDER
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Total.
THE ALBANY LIQUOR cAsEs.


Ths Albany Irrnsng 7rar,c,ips sAys,-I'rosecuuss
havr f~ta commenced sgsipst Justice Cole ChsSaaw
Williams, Tor faiss sonm~nt, IN sAusux H. e.
rest Of William LantoD for alleged vtolAuou a. -
Prohibi'ory la~-ths rAd TAndon after trial By lasy
being acquitted OF the chsrse The object Of thsse rs
sscutons 70 bring the vbols matter bsfers sAs
courts Tor AoJudicA,ionthe tarsou issQus hAvlag o.
clined 70 carry the 70 tho Court Of Appsals.
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the hbscuri compromise salutary act of ststss-
manrhp visso by patriotic and wise men msst -
snnsorcipsry and tbrsstepins exigsncy; and that ~
we consent Of the country for than thirty years
hAa come 10 b. oonsidsred in the light OF conesot,
ana a. such th. settled national psliey. blndpE ths
.h ths nAuen that the repeal OF this wise act sf
"a. ansoip vas an moons dsrAte outrage upoa eseA
ana infamous because unsettled the psacs -
aus. ol tss couptry, and has plunged Il into . csad
a W sAcu ms o. dangerous TO the nion for the pal
its oriRinstors.
Resolved, That this State Council denouness aay an.
lAuon with any party whica "a sectional in ts nitro
and which claims 20 b. Aofthsrn psrty or ssu thSsS
party but distinctly tta obj.ct 70 bn ,hsron,N~
national and American.
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The Prohii'itory Liquor Law.

AFkEsrs FoE iSToxrcArfoa IN BRooxLYs.
Ten arrests FOR drunlenrss reported By tho -
lice yesterday morning They taken into custsAv
by Tie polio" Of tho following districts snd dspossl q
IN tho uAuhl manner
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-09-19
JoHS E. REBs, Sc
Hard Run.

The Demooraov, Of the limited States
conscious of tbe odiam thew hay. drawn
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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-09-19
We proclaim to the world the following
PRINCIPLES OF THE AMERICAN
PARTY OF OHIO.

l. The unlimited freedom of Religion dis
connected with politics-hostility to eccleslas
teal influences upon the affairs Of government
equality of rights 10 all naluralized Emf
grants who are thoroughly Americanzed, and
owe no temporal allegiance, by reason Of their
religion higher than that 10 the Constitution.
Ii Non.erference with the rights OF citi-
Eenshp aleady acquired by Foreigners, and
the projection of law to all WIN honestly emf
CRATE from love Of liberty butthe exclusion Of
foreign panpers and felouS. aud refusal to
extend the right Of suffrage to all who come
hereafter until they shall have resided q years
in the United States and complied with the
naturalization Laws
III Opposition to all political organizations
composed exclusively Of Foreigners, and to
Foreign Military Companies, and to all attempts
TO exclude the Bible froln Schools supported by
the government"
IV. Slavery is local--not national I've op
pose its extension in any Of our territories, and
the increase of it's political power BY the ad-
mission into the Union of any Slave State or
otherwise; and we demand of the General Gov
ernment an Immediate redress of the great
wrongs which have been inflicted upon the
cause Of Freedom and the American character
by the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise, aud
the introduction Of Slavery into Kansas in vio-
lation Of law, by the force of arms, and the de-
structo OF Of the elective franchise.
V. In humble imitation of the wisdom Of
Washington We oppose all intervention in the
affairs Of Foreign States yet on all proper &C.
casion, we win not withhold our sympathy
from any people aspiring to be free.
VT W. unnoort pnarioo,, Inductru und 0o.
MUS against the adverse policy of Foreign ma.
tions and facilities 10 internal and external
commerce by the improvement of rivers and
harbors and The construction of national roads
uniting the various sections Of the Union
VII. The Union of these States should be
made perpetual by faithful allegiance to the
Constitution
VIII ln State policy We zealously advocate
Retrenchment and Rpform--a modification Of
the present oppressive system Of Taxation and
a liberal system of Public Schools
THoS SP00NER, President,
JoHS E. REgs, Secretary.