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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-31

CoROEER's IEQUEsT.- after
noon Coroner Wicker, assisted by Constable Ty-
l:r, held an inquest the body of James f
SauEders, who was killed by David F. Grooms al
the corner OF l2th and Main streets about one
O'Clock. The substance of the evidence was
That Grooms and Saunders were at work in Joseph
H. Co'qultt's shop-that Rbout12 O'Clock Saunders
LETT his Gest walked up 10 Grooms, took him by the
collar, and told him to go into the yard as he in
tended TO whip him. Grooms asked what for :"
and said he had done nothing 10 Saunders S. then
released his hold, walked around the work bench
picked up large knife and made at GroCms, see
lag which G. sprang from his seat and ran off with
out his coat or hat remsrking at the same time
do you suppose intend to let you kill me -
Grooms, after borrowing coat and hat, went to
James Walshs gun store, purchased a revolver,
and got Mr.. W. TO load Ii, telling him that he had
been run out of his shop for no cause-that he de-
sired no difficulty with any one, but that he intend
ed to go to his work, and would not be driven f.
Grooms then went to Mr. Colquitts store,
where he was compelled to go to get mater ials TO
work with. While there, Saunders saw him and
Immediately rushed on him Grooms believing
his life In danger, drew his pistol and told Saun-
ders to stand back or he would kill him Grooms
retrested TO the street. Saunders pursuing hin
when G. fired and put the ball In the top of SIS
head, from the effects OF which he died in three
hours.
The jury, after bearing all the evidence brought
10 verdict of 'justifsble homicide"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-31

HThe Richmond Letter Sheet friceS
Current, carefully prepared, will De READY 70
day about noon. Orders received tnis MUM
;ng a. the D;snatch counting room.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-31
BOARD OFPUBLTC WORKS.

The contest for the C0mnissoner of the Board Of
Public Works has beer veIy close. The attention
has been directed chiefly to the Governor and the
vote for Board OF Public Works has not been gener
ally reported Taking the vote for Governor in the
absence OF that the Board Of Public Works. and 1t
? pears that Mr. Holiday is elected. He has run
ahead of the ticket in many of the eastern countless
while in the west, Capt Mo-1is has gained upon his
ticket.
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NorIoE.-In answer to John d ou.,,.,

NO IUE'-IH dIsWtr % John d. Ouarlas'
Advertisement of the 18th Of April Of s. o. c O9
Reward" for me- hereby give nv rss,on - cent
ing bis employ | was twsnty-oue On tia ~, ,eaV,
January, 1855. | acknowledge I was 10 &C., I'm OF
year over that time but On the 5th of FsbeS1.n ms
was whipped With cowhds by him ana 10y
his treatment to me was SGch that couIs NJ. ues
up with though would have remained v~itL got
one year more had it not been for the whipnj am
wish TO inform him that I am az frea a. bP.s |
can show as fair chsuc.sr he can. tbon,b 'nd
poor man. WILLIAM EDMnNns' u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-31

BURGLARY.-On Tuesday night last, NJ
T Bakers jewelry store, South side of Broad at,
between 9th and 7th, was forcibly entered and
robbed of two silver watches, the movements of
two Watches gold bracelet, three dozen crystals
aud suudry other articles of the value of 500 The
store entered by forcing the back door with
a crow bar. Mr.. Baker is a new beginner of limi
ted means, and the loss therefore falls the more
heavily on him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-31

I ETH the Private Accommodation
~ House of the Verandsh Hots SILVER LIE.
YER WATCH with Fob Chain and white Seal -
The owner will pay s. reward and no questions
asked h. BULLARD,
nv Sl-St+ Stall % New Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-31

FIGHr.-Michael Egan got into a diff
Guilty 10 the street, last Tuesday afternoon, with
Cash, who was drunk and bunged and BACKED his
eyes in handsome style Yesterday morning the
Mayor beard the evidence in the cause aud made
Egsn give bail for his future good behavior but as
Cash had been severely punished for his inebriety
and was stranger IN strange land, he was or
dered TO 60 in peace and fight no more.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-31

T OST-On Wednesday last, somewhere
- in Richmond, my FREE PAPERS end these Of
my dsu ghter Catherine. A liberal reward will be
paid for them, if left at the Dispatch Office
LINDA THOMPSON,
my Slit Free Woman OF Color.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-31

STEALING BY WHOLEsALE.-JOhn Blan-
kenship has been arrested in this city, and to
the Jail of Chesterfield county, to answer the
charge of stealing horse and carrysil from Mr.
Morris, near the coal pits. The horse and carry,
all were recovered at the Broad street hotel sta
bles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-31

RusAwAY.-Humphrey, slave to Thomas
Harden. convicted before the Mayor of run, ing
away ON his master and ordered ten stripes, alter
which be was locked up for safe keeping.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-31
THE GOVERNORS ELECTION.

Yesterday added but two counties to cur list, end
do not ts ALLEGATION this morning We csrrec-
ted l. by several official returns and mads up new
aggregate by which it appears that In l2s counties
ard towns Wise has received 1895 majority. The
remaining Is counties gave Pierce majority of sl0'
which, added to Wise's present majority, would
give him 020I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-31

Cry CoUNoIL.-A called meeting of the
Council held at the Chamberlsin's office on
Tuesday evening lsst, Messrs. Mills, Butler Ayres
Quaries. Sinton, Saunders, McCance, Snead, Clutch
field and Dibreil being present
Special Business President Mills stated the OBJ
ject OF the meeting to be 10 appoint COMMITTEES
the City Grourd s and to take proper steps for
ring ground in addition to that owned by the city,
for the exhibition OF the State Agricultural So
ciety.
On u otion of Dr. Snead. the Council proceeded to
make the appolntm ents, with the following result
Jefferson Yard-Messrs- Sinton and Butler.
MaGison Wdrd-Messrs Ayres and Quarles
Monroe Vayd-Messrs Scott and Crutchfed.
On motion of Mr.. McCance, Dr.. Mills, the Presr
dent OF the Council, was Unanimously appoiated
chairman OF the Committee On City Grounds
SpecidL Committee -The President appointed the
following special committee 10 enquire into tia fire.
quent caused of fire. whose duty it will be TO report
to the Council at the EARLIEST moment practicabls
Mesrs snead Quarles, P. " Daniel jt, William +
TAYLOR and I.oftin N Elicit
State Agriculturat Fair DIR Mills then offered
tn. following resolution, which was sdopted
Resolved, That the Committee on City Grounds DO
authorized to enter into GENE nts the best
possible with the owners of property ccn igu-
Gus Monroe Square, 30 as to secure ths Of the
SANE for the exhibition of the State Agricuitu
raj Society," and that they be auhorz sd to rent them
ont until repaired for that purpose. 500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-31

We, Ann Terry and William Ware ra.l5.,..
tae county Of King viii am, who upon oath h.
Edmopds, and have known him from biz inF.ns." y
that ne wastwenty-ons years Of age last Jspu.1A anu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-31

MOTIF E.-The annual meeting of the
Stockholds5s Of the Clover Hill Railroad Company
vii be held at the Office, in this city, on THURS.
DAY, 3lst inst at II O'clock A. NJ
BY order Of the President
D. 5. WOODBRIDGE,
my I6--Gtd TrsAEuTer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-31

SOFT G. RABS -Just received at the
~ VERANDAH HOUSE, by express, lot Of first
rate SOFT CRABS.
The proprietor has made arrangements to get
supply regularly from Maryland. call is solicited
from his friends.
my SI-3t* ROBERT REID.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-31

HANDSOME DRESS GOODS.-Re-
4 4 ceived large variety Of Rich U X
n d ids as follows: Plain and Wool Delsires
n vsIiops shades: and Satin-striped Bsfsgss Fia'
ure6 Barages some very rich; Silk Tissues BAG.
BTages at 20 cents per yard; and many other syIs'
-og On No. Al, Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-31
ANN x TERRY, IsEAL !
mark
VIM. WARE, IsEAL.I
May 18th, 1856. "

KING WILLIAM COUNTY, TO WIT:
The foregoing affidavit was sworn to and .pb,.,,h.,
Detore me, this l4th day of May, 1885, and csrtifv
that believe the witne sses are crsdbls nsrron.
NY OIL " K. A. HILLYARD p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-31
LOST.

! OSI-On Tuesday evening last between
NJ Grace and Leigh on 9th st g, a Gold MOURNING
PIN and a handsome HAIR BRACELET. with
wrong ut Gold Clasp. The fnder on leaving them at
this Office will be literally rewarded.
IN SI-3r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-31

DOR HIRE.-A Negro Man, who is q
IL good driver. Apply to
my Sl.-2t. WIN. GOULDIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-31

SPECIAL NoTIoE The attention of tba
trade is respectfully called to nv sale Of SKn".S
oo~n Char'," this day at 10 O'Clock, at nv stors =
Aiso-to the sale OF the effects of w. T. Bozs dad
q ala late residence, corner of 9Th ana Ysn.hIa
s1seet., ibis aft6rnooa, az o'clock '''
ny u ALEX. MOTT, Auet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-31

FIGURED AND DOTTED MUSLlNS'
l. Opened large lot Of figured and dotted m MS
LINS of various patterns. and very CHEAP: Go7H
MusIius, Swiss and Cambria MuslinS, bobin Fog
ing-, Swiss and Cambrio Edgug ard ln.eiung oam'
brio Collars and Sleeves, PsrssJs Gin hams Lz"ns'
" ~ 90 oA'' p' No IL, Msinst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-31

GUNNER CHAIRS-Msde of Rattan
~ and very suitable for the Piazza or Porch. being
light and durable A supply Of dH-rsnt sz.s oa
baud and for sale by BULkLEY X co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-31

EANS-A beautiful variety of Sandal
Il Wood, Cinnamon Soapi,h Stick, Linen and
Bridal Fans; fol- sale at lS7 Main ".
my 81 BULKLEY co.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11

ry itselfin tie Distrid, and wherever else
the jarisaielion Of tito Federal Gousraalent
prevailed 4 In the event Of the death Of
the Governor, by no means an improba-
Bile contingency, when we consider the
unsertainty Of human life, the Lieutenant
Governor succeeds to the Chief Magistra-
cy of the State. Win the people Of Vir-
GINA support ticket which exposes them
to the possibility that the destinies Of the
State may fall into the hands Of ]. M. II.
BeaIe? Are they willing to endorse bis
principles, and to confdein his patriotism?
Are they ready ID sanction and support a
party which adopts and approves such
principles as the Kaow-Nothing candi.
date for Lieutenant Governor illustrates
in his public character? %t III II !
l If We know anything Of the resolute
courage Aads high principle Of The people
Of Virginia, they will stand by the party
that has ever been true to the South, and
confde their rights and interests, and the
honor Of the S.ate, to men of wtll,tricd
and well-attes,ed firmness and fidelity. -
Such is the Dem cratic party, and such
the Democratic candidates.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11

to your country, to keep your deeds
secret; does notthe Nv ord Of Cpd say
that "men love darkness rather than
light why2 because their deeds are
evil" Are you not commanded to
let your flights 50 shine, that others
seeing your good works may De cont
strained to gIorify your Father which
artin Heaven" Again, "ye are the
salt of the earth;'' you ore MOTTO put
Your light under bushel, &c. j.
keep yourselves unspottcd from the
world withthc above before youand
its kindred passages, IRE your con-
sciences clear ofoEence toward God
that you have ,tlais saith tho Lord,
forIyour dark deedA2 lsso, gp on
If not, retract. N
As for my paits,f had rather take
Henry A. Wise, Democrat as he il,
with his internal Improvement no
TONS" than to go with o secret po-
litical organization wlro dare hot
own their party. I|I
1'H + |. VA. TRUE WING. II,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11
Mob.

Protestant Christianity, who III times ]
past seldom ever suffered their shad- !
owsto BEL thrown. in the way 90 d
church door. And behold the new
recruits To the army Of protestant
advocates! They are made up ofalh
the broken fragments Of the ancjent
followers ofoh Arius, who threw The
irst1poisoncdl arrows of error Into
the Christian church IN the dags| of
its primitive simplicity and purity;
and ofinfdels and apostate cler.
gy from the filth ofthe Gospel, from
almost every communion. These
are associated with the respectable
and unsuspecting for the purpose of
rcnovating and sustaining the chris
tian church III these United States.
IWhata conglomeration! Will they.
tnrn an attentive car to the voice
ofinspiration which says awhat hast
thou tedo with declaring my stat
utess'' HI tfHE '.Aa s
TlEs Ifanatical4moye has already
given the Protestant churches D
shock, from which they will not 50
readily recover; and the Rcmish
church has realised an impetus that
has not been enjoyed BY that body
in tliis government III times past
And that1the natural result of tho
"KnowtNothing" organization, will
build .uP andstrengthcn the Rqnish
church and impair the strength of
Professionalism ia these United States,
WILDE clearly and faithfully present
ed III future numbers.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11
..3uetru.
For the ',star of the Kanawha Valley"
- - Il To Ida Livingston. > :

L
We ne'cr have met and still, may never me et,
Yet Times full course will unresiStlng glide
While still, within my soul, thy music sweet,
Will cling forever, lingering by my side,
Lik. unforgotten mem'ry Of some friend that
o. died. ts....r..4 ~.
-. liz = !: -.
We ne'er have mel parliamentary never meet,
But still, within my heart, treasure yet
Sacred to thee, one spot where will greet
Thy muse forever with this lone regret,
unknowing and unknown, that thou vii,
me fotgct. = T..
Bright be thy pathway through this world Of
Is ours; r. A - -:
Angels will'guide theet u better, then
Guild be thy boquet, Of the rarest flowers;
Praise be: thy portion from the best OF men,
With noIegret for time, that may mot come
f again, T.: ...t .. l.
This prayer, this heartfelt prayet1 breathe
!. FOR thee, T.
F And often as wait it tothe sky, r..
Shall watch with jealous, anxious care, to see
Thymlse,s wayward flight to realms SO high,
That mortal, like myself may never dare to
r Ny. 4 :.-. l.. l. .. 80:
,.,..y,. ..... = '~..1 Will NOON.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11
BUFFALO, PUTNAM No

those Wings who are Got blind TO the evil
consequences sought % be entailed upon
the country by the ttEksters for political
preferment, will be orb of overwhelming
Indignation and scorn, and we call upon
those Wings to unite 9th us in repelling
this invasion Of the isias of the North, and
to assist in preserving the State true to
Southern institutions And the Union.
F, p. TURNER, i 4 ~
A. McCAUsLAND,
J. G. NEWMAN, II l>r,
j. A. KLINE "0m'
+. A. KNIGHT, /
JAS. w. SMITH. . T.
., "Parkersburg Newx' and pppcrs in the
Senatorial District please copy.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11

WILDE clearly and faithfully present
ed in future numbers.
tOnslining by the Fires of It's Own Elndlilg!
Falling III thcPoaderous Weigh! d itsawn
Corruption! XII
+ WE insert the following evidence of
the rctrogade movement Of tie braylng
party, which clearly shows that the Exam
CARGO ticket is no. 50 popular as The
dark lantern gentry would make the poo
pie of Virginia beli,Se. Tho list.com-
|prises but "A sprikle sf what we might
70 Me Eaitors eftAe Eaquiirer. III
HAMPERS EEsfRGY, Jefferson Co., Val HI.
81 HAH I'LL X II March 26, 1885, NJ
Eighty odd Democrats formally with
drew from the Know N othing council AZ
this place on sslturdayfnight, and sode R
seventy odd others announced their iusda
ton of doing likewise Al the next meeting.
This ction has been superinduced BY their
discovery fthe fact that the Know iSuiiA2g
organization IS but aIhere deceptive Gov
FeringI ofceftain1 designing, broken down
Whis politicians in The Did Commonwealth
who expectto ride ilBtoI position which,
BY connection with honest political organ
cations, their talents orl merits have never
heretofore permitted Them to attain. Ii
THE hard working Democrats Of Har-
per's Fef'ly, areI too much obligated to tho /
Hon. Chas Jas. EauiKner, to obey the
[edicts Of a Know Netting Convention.
which orders them to sacrafce him I'd
niaksMay fora man whom the Wing can J
date. at the last Congressional election.
was not able to muster votes sufficient Ito
approach near. ali election
Those gentlemen who withdrew will
present to the world TIC reasons which In
tluenced them ID their acton, which rea-
sons will daiye d panic into the Know
Nothing ranks, from which they win not
beable to recoyeruntil the election Of Wise.
Faulkner and The other Democratic cantli-
dates throughout the States, obviates the
necessity of their ever recovering, BY dig
ging their graves and burrying them 50
deep That they viii never rise to assume
IpartyHphase in tile Common Of Viz
ginia, OF any other good State:e
The work goes cn brayely.
n JEFFERSON
corespo 81 tue Winchester virginian.
Wethe undersigned, members Of No. I6, Z
Winchester, Virginia, having determined
withdraw from our connection with your
Council, and desiringto comply with the.
Rulesfof the Council, hereby renounce our
connection with the Order, and desire our
names struck from the list Of members:
and hope that, as we have complied with
an the Rules forwi.hdrawing, our petition
will bc At once acted upon, aswe no long
|er consider ourselves members. Fs
Conrad Kreemer, VIM. III. Brown.
John Nv. Tewalt, George Tourney.
Eben Taylor, Henry A. .rewait,
sam'l Forney, ,Jno. j. fletcher, |.
Jas. 4. Brown, William Light.
CIV. Dayiey.
This card Elf withdrawal was presented
at the session ofi Saturday last. Others
are being prepared for next Saturdays
meeting one Of which has already twenty
names attached Ind these are The seces-
sions Of 4 single Council. e We are told
that other places. ii this county. and Ii
Clarke, can tell similar tale. We tfust
that not only win every Democrat Who -
| been Unveiled into the gull tran Is ratriArng
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= ."r TERMS: 49,. =
4 One: copy, slyso per ahnum, invariably in
advance. ~. -. ~ : -. ,s
N glrAll letterstadtlressed 10 the Editors, to
ensure attention. must be postpaid. 80
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agents. - :}: . 49,: >7$
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toaslining by the Fires of It's Own Kindlilg!
Falling VI thcPoadsrpus Weigh. d itsQwn

W. insert the following evidence IL
the rctrogade movement Of tie braylngI
party, which clearly shows that the Exam
CARGO ticket is not 50 popular as the
dark lantern gentry would make The peo-4
pie of Virginia beli,Se. Tho list com.
prises bptta spriNe pf what we might
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1855-01-05

VTWe learn lrom the o. g. Journal,
that Judge Rennon, of this place. has been
appointed by Gov. MedW to Oil the vacancy
on the Supreme Bench OF this State caused
by :he resignation ofJutge Cald,oell. Speak.
ing of Judge hennon, the Journal says:-
"Judge kESSos is one of the best men a nd
one of the ablest lawyers in the State, and
not enough Of Locoloco to hurt. The peo-
pie nave cause TO congratulate themselv
that this important Office will be filled by n
man of undoubted ability. With such men
as SWAN and KESSoS upon the Bench, we
shall look forward to see the Supreme Court
command the respect and confidence of tie
people of Ohio.
We can endorse the above opinion of Judge
heaAon, expressed by the Journal, and say
that his elevation to this high station will be
received by our citizens with universal salts.
faction. Than S~an, Reanoa and Ranney,
there are no sbler men for the stations thew
occupy in the State.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1855-01-05
Mr.. Benton..The Kanzas 6sstion.

Reports from Washington appear q mick
en- in confirmation of the report thatIk Ben
ton has taken ground against the resl6rstion
of the Missouri Compromise, In consequence
of an arrangement between the Renton men
and Wings in the Missouri Legislature, by
which certain favors are to be granted 10
the wings, and the two factions are 70 elect
Mr.. Benton to the Senate. Several days
ago, an intimation Of the sort appeared ia
the St. Louis lntelligencer. Mr.. Benton's
recent speech against the restoratioI>,of the
Missouri Compromise gives formt I'D sub
stance to the report.
We have no hope Of the Compronise be-
ing restored the present session. although We
are glad that Mr.. Mace Of indiana. ip the
House, and Mr.. Chase Of Ohio, in Be n
ate, have introduced bills TO effso ~
next House Of Representative
a clear majority who viii demand thEs.zlol {.
tion OF the Compromise line, and sta4a y
it, and stick to it to the end. When bh
men as Mr.. Benton fall by the ways &
can only regret that confidence was - re-
posed in them; but instead of it being 'rea-
son for the people of the North TO give up
the contest it should induce them toSatand
the firmer on the side of right. We. hst
expect traitors in our ranks, but we beliese
that there will be majority In the next
House, which neither tAe hope of Admins
trativc reward or the blandishmsrts- of Sena-
torial Office can corrupt, or cause them to
turn aside from their purpose.
The recent election of delegate N Kans
zas--f such farce can be called AZ fiSa
lis only part of the bold and unscfdp eus
game which the slavery extensionists intend
to plav. We have the written letter of Gov.
lernor Reeder oe kanzas, to SHOW ~ hsn-
dreds of men came across the State line into
Kanzas 10 take part in the election, and to
sutvote the real settlers in the territory. =
Then Mssourans came across the lise in
hundreds, organized meetings in several To-
calties, and voted in body for the slavery
candidate. After pei forming their work
they marched back to Missouri where they
belonged. In this way, by these open f1 kudss
this man Whitfield was declared eld
and he ia now in Washington acting as
egate from the Kauzas territory.
1t would seem as if scheme which was
CoHCeNeo ii iHl4uity 10 W po Sa'fiSu out ~,
violence and fraud, and the people of the
free States are to be overreached in every
poss bic way, as these northern actual set
tiers in Kanzas have been outvoted by citi-
zens of Missouri. In the next Congress
the northern representatives will have the
power. The House Of Representatives will
be largely in favor of the restoration of the
old Compromise line. and they will not be
false to the promise which they made 10 the
people, or dsappoint the expecfdti6ns o.
their constituents. Ii Kanzas should appear
knocking for admission into the Union with
a slave-holding constitution we hope it will
knock until dooms day before it is admitted,
treaty or no treaty.-Cin. Gazette.