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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-29

DISCHARGE OF WoRKMEN in compliance
with an order from the Ordnance Department at
Washington, the Superintendent Of the Armory
at Springfield has discharged about26O men, be.
ing the whole force employed at that place, ex-
cept the four principal officers and six watchmen.
The order was unexpected, and creates some ex-
citement with Armory workmen and citizens. The
opponents of the administration believe that it
was entirely unnecessary, and that the object is
simply to aid in driving the House to abandon its
proyiso. Most of the Armorers are Fremont men,
and they lift up their voices with indignation
against the administration for the proceedings
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-29

The TOBACCO REFoRM.-Rev. Geo. Trask of
Fitehburg,is devOting himself with great zeal and
earnestness to show the folly and hurtfulness OF
the use OF tobacco. As one of the instrument
talities to aid in the work he has prepared Sc
ries of brief and spicy articles which are neatly
printed in pamphlet form for general distribution.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-29

FrOsts Futcmt Bland FmsLemc
Ihe subscriber has recently purchased The sole right
70 manufacture ana sell, throughout the United states
br0Sfs Pdtfht Bind Fastener, which is a dec ded i'm
proFement for convenience, durability aud cheapness,
over anything ever before invented in this Hoe. lie is
prepared TO urnsh the same, at wholesale retail s
No, 253 Main 3D., up stairs where sampe may be
my23 DEF ALONZO EATON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-29

Balm Of IA Thousand Flowers !--Reaicr
do You wish beautiful complexionf II So use che hahn
Of Thousand Fio0cyS." IL eradioates ali Tan pimpes.
aud Freckles ircm The lace For washing and shaving
and cleansing the Teeth, leaving beautiful perfumed
reath-Ir HAS NO EQUAL!
FETBlDGE CO.. Boston, @. X. SPUR, sole agent
Worcester mch2g dlv
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DIR. TOURTELLOTTE.

d II n t 5 n
Gives special attention to diseases Of The gums and eeh
als1, general practice, surgical and mechanical. Office
1873 Main street, formerly occupied By his and friend
Dr. VIM. Newton, (now Of Oxtord) whom he is permit
ted to refer. Over Citizens Bank, Worcester Mass
yll DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-29

An elderly woman of respectable manners and
appearance, being sick and without money or
friends at West Boylston, has been taken to the
State almshouse in Monson. Her home is in
New Hampshire, and she is cousin of Presi
dent Pierce
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-29

A ecaIu OF b8Fn can be easily cured BY the use
Of Perry Oayiss Vegetable Pain Killer. It is equally ef
feetual in curing headache pain in the stomach or bowels
dysentety, dhrreoa, and cholera No family should be
without it, Sold by all respectable dealers in family
incidents. p. H0LBR0oK n Co., Agents. a2g d2taw&w25
Dr. Heury Sargent gives special attention q,
Diseases of the Eye Office No II Worcester Bank Block
mYZg
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sPEUIAL NOTICES..

Lucrefia Mott, Of PHILADELPHIA, will hold a
Meeting at HoRT1CUITURAL HALL, THIS (Frday) ETEN-
ING, AZ u O'Clock. The public generally are Invited 10
attend. au29 ait
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-29

Size md Price Reduced. from 90 to 70 cents
q bottle Hamm0Hd's Lihm tHttle best Linment Ia
use, and one that is used by Physicians well as the
people The label hears the certificate Of some OF cur
bes physicians and citizens. All orders from merchants
and others addressed j. a. Hill, Worcester Mass wiz
receive prompt attention.
~ Bear 10 mind that the price Is reduced
j. q, HILL, ApOthecnry
mvfQ dawlf Worcester Mas9.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-29

CHARLToN.-The citizens of Charlton met on
Saturday evening, ard organized Fremont Club,
upon the basis of the Philadelphia platform, and
made choice of the following men for officers -
Rev. VIM B Olds, President; Rufus B. Dodge,
William P Marble, Edmund Capen, David Car
penter, and Peter Darling, Vice Presidents Al.
win n. Lamb, Treasurer; Jonas L. Rice, Secreta-
ry Lewis E. Capen, Corresponding Secretary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-29

U. s. Consul SHoT,-New Orleans Aug.
q. A private letter from Granada OF the 10Th
states that Mr.. Livingston, U. S. Consul at
Leon, had been shot in retaliation for the
shooting of Col. Salizan by Gen. Walker
Appleton oaksmith has been appointed Nj
caraguan Minister to Washington.
The government of Nicaragua had issued
a decree authorizing loan of So ,OOO, OOO
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D q. MNTANkuuh.

SPmrlgiin2 - 'in W a5er, With the usual variety
Of cho'ce SLruPs at D. SCOTS. ISL Main, corner Of
Mechanic st. r,v2s AZ 80
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-29

Mrs. NJ. W. GerHids' rcinnic Physiciun
Mrs q having given special attention % te tlcury OF
practice three Of which bias been Ia this city and without
he luar VI single mother pr child would with degree
Of confidence s uef and recommend her services b nor
irenai generally she considers the business belonging
exclusively 10 qualified emales.
H. b. Uterine and other Female Complaints Vtil also
be attended % ~ connection with Dr. Wilson's sopenins
IMPORTER
beoidenee, 50 Summer nrcct, between Central and Tx
hange Bts. Mo ar
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WHEAT AT RicuMoNp VA.-It ~ stated in
the Richmond Enquirer that the Depot IN that
city Is entirely filled up with wheat, and that
there are now standing upon the tracks aud
sldeltngs three long trains waiting for room
to be unloaded, On Saturday last four freight
trains were received ia Richmond over that
road, bringing between fifteen and twenty
thousand bushels Of wheat. The milers can.
not receive the wheat rs fast as il is coming
70 market, and It hos declined in price from
10 TO loo. per bushel in consequence, and it
is thought Il win decline still more if tho far.
mers continue TO force Il into market.
It is estimated that The losses by the
heshot on the Hudson aud its tributaries IN
The destruction of mills, bridges, &o., and Che
damage to the crops, will reach 4 ZOO, 900,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-29

The Union county, Pa, Star, one Of Mr.. Fill
more's organs, says it has been undeceiyed by the
recent elections in regard to Mr.. Fillmore's
strength at the South, and as the contest Is mar.
rowing down to Fremont and freedom or Buchan.
an and slavery, it will not sanction the attitude
of Mr.. Fillmore in the present struggle, but go for
Fremont.
There was great Fremont gathering at Man
chester. N. H., on Tuesday, estimated by the
Manchester american as one of the largest Of the
campaign. Daniel Clark presided, and the meet
ing was addressed by Hon. Amos Tuck General
Nye of New York, Mr.. Prince OF Massachusetts,,
and others.
The Bangor Wing publishes the following ex-
tract from private letter from New Orleans =
The Germans in this city, or more than
two thirds Of tier number here will certainly
vote for Fremont and Dayton. The New Or
leans Deatche Zeitang has hoisted the flag of
Fremont and Dayton. In our northern par
ishes, whore there are great many Germans,
Fremont and Dayton viii get many yotes.-
There will be at least two thousand votes for
the Republican ticket in Louisiana. I, with
four or five young men, am going to Do our
best for the Republican ticket, for Fremont
and freedom.
George G. Dunn, the uncertain Indiana con-
gresham, supports the peoples or anti-Nebraska
state and local tickets, though disposed to go
ior fIimore ros r-.e;aan4
Caleb 3. Smith, first Fremont elector at large
IN ONO, and one of the best stump speakers in
the West has gone info, par,r,s l.--.:-
weeks campaign OF speaking.
The Richmond Va, Wing, the leading Fill
more paper of the South, proposes for its party
in that State, to unite III the electoral ticket tC
be composed Of eight democrats and sever
Wings and Americans, and to be supported b.
all parties in Virginia, with the distinct under
standing and agreement, that the fifteen electo
raj votes Of Virginia shall be cast for James Blu
chanan if he gets more northern electoral vote
than Mr.. Fillmore or for Mr.. Fillmore, if h
gets more than Mr.. Buchanan. The Wing say
the plan will insure the vote of Virginia to the
candidate most likely to defeat Fremont
Our Fillmore Americans will then see thai
their associates at the South are already engaged
in selling them cut to the 50 Border Rufians."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-29

DAMAGE BY THE LATE RAINs.-The Salem
Gazette says -" We understand that the low
meadows in this county remain submerged in the
water, occasioned BY the heavy rains, and that
the hay on them is totally spoiled. The crops of
meadow crsnberies alsOi will be destroyed and
thousands Of cords Of peat, which were in stack,
must be totally spoiled. Potatoes on low land
also are suffering"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-29

Recommendation Fox, for the murder of
John Henry, son Of Aid Henry, Of New
York, was hanged on Wednesday, at New
brunswick. lie made no confession. About
three hundred witnessed the spectacle.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-29

Rooms in ClaeIs's Block.
Corner Of Main and Mechanic Streets.
my3l d3o,
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Dealer In NEW AND SECONDHAND Ftt.Nv,T7Ra
CroCAery md Glass " are
stoves, Carpets, and all binds of House Eurnisbino
Goods
N. B-oash paia for Secondhand Furniture at 233
Main street, by ] l. HOoD
mchlS div
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HAMILTON 4. HILL.
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR ar Tsw
o. FtagS7s Bio
jy30 WORCESTER MASS. 49,
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DOCTOR F. y, MCGUIRE, SURGEON

IL Office hours to p. N Advice free to the moor
AUS dom II. ". MCGUIRE, NJ D., A. b.
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DIR, Il. WOODWARD
Has removed his Office to No. Kim Street ia2s IL,
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mn, NJ G PATHIsTl
to P. NJ. q IN ~ @ilo
Worcester. May &c 1856 ar
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II. A. GOOD%OyY,
Wholesale Dealer and .Iabbsr in
BOOTS, IA OES, ana BBuRs
27a Main Street, up stairs
HoRCEsTgR, NJ ISIS.
Particular attention given to orders dtf mrb3
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d r. J. M. RICE.
omce No. Huntington Block,
al4 Corner Of Main and Front Streets. aft
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DRY GOODS. CARPETS

we desire TO eau the attention o. The public to tho
eooye nouce bl which Is viii be seen that We have mr.
CHASED tte entire stock Ia rade Of b, L. Hardon & Co
The stock consists # every description Of w
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JAMES o. WILLIAMS,
Al 4OhNEI AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
No. Els Main Street.
al WORCESTER. MASS. dan.
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,ag CHAPLIN ~ rlLLoTsON
=, hIluhNhls AND gOUNsELLORs Law
HENRY Ou1PtN. n !, ,'s n.y., hiaas'
Jan. 4, 1866. az AiAhVinVN'
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WILLIAM DICKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC.
No us Main street, Worcester.
ozz ~ diff
Demoine courier., 1856-07-17

The opinion is proclaimed by every
prorslavery stump orator. that if Col
Fremon, is elected. The Union will be
then and there dissolved; that the South
will not stand il. and will have nothing
to 10 with HE administration. Now we
are entirely Of the opinion ,ha. Col. Free
ment will be elected, and equally strong
in the faith tina, the Union will no, be
dissolved. We are very certain tina.
there will be jus. as many eager and anx.
ious to be elected to Congress from that
par. o. the world, anc that Col. Ere
mont, if he chooses to do so. can Gil his
entire Cabinet, and oil the Offices in his
gift, from the South. side OF Mason and
Dixon's line.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-17
POLITICS.

The canvassis being prosecuted in
this county with considerable vigor on
both sides, but we think withdecided ad-
vanssge on the side Of the Rep ublicans.
The so called Democrats are making a
powerful effort 10 cry down and misrep.
resent The Republican party. by arlful
appeals TO every prejudice supposed TO
belurking in the public mind, the mos,
prominent of which is abolition; 5u, they
are met. boldly and fear'ess!y BY The
candidates and advocates Of the Repub-
lican cause, who are not only success.
fully and triumrhansIy defending their
noble and ssl(-esidens principles, but
carrying the war into Africa.
We we're presen, a. The meeting a,
Chrs,iansburgh on Monday. and with
out any design to do injustice 10 any one
we must say that the course of Mr..
Street. who appeared there as the rep.
resenta,ive of Mr.. Franklin. was such as
ought to coCdemp him in the minds OF
all persons, honestly and impariially dis-
possd, and course which if persisted
in, (as we hope j. will not beg will Go he
party for which he so zealously laboring
no good. We do no! here aludc to any
personal matters introduced into TIA, dis
cussion. fully concurring in the policy
and picprie'y Of the proposal then and
.here made to leave them out Of the can
vass thereafter; bu, VIC do allude 10 the
uncur,eous and unge,r,lemanly sreaimen.
by Mr.. S. Of Mr.. Williams. one Of the
Republican candidates for the Legisla-
ture, in heaping wholesale abuse upon
him. and in persistenhy inlerrup,ias his
remarks, which was carried to such an
ex,en, ina. number Ct genslemen pres
ent were compelled TO interfere. declar
ing iha, they had never before. known
the righ,s Of free discussion SO outrage
ously violated, and even suggesting TO
the leaders Of the opposite party. who
saw the turn the matter was taking. the
policy Of stopping that kind Of talk
We trust this will be done, and that a,
all future meetings. the discussions will
be confined 10 the Platforms and princi-
Piles of he two parties, and Conducted
courteously on both sides.
We were era itiei with the candid IN
genllemanly department; OF Messrs. VIII
Iiams, Dixon, end Allison on this occa-
sion, and feel assured tina, they made
thereby many friends for themselves and
the cause entrusted 10 them.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-17
washington and Fremont.

Tho BUCHANAN press have concluded,
tina, their original points Of attack agains
Col. Fremont were not well taken, tina
they can never succeed in making any
one believe iha, he is either catholic
or Frenchmsn--,hey now say: First
Tina, he lacks legislative experience
!Second--Tha, he has never distinguished,
himself, sxceptss asurveyor and explort
Isr; and. Third-Tha, he is opposed q
the Kansae- Nebraska bill. These a.!
precisely the three reasons why ,hesa
same gentlemen. il they had been
!em puraries o. Col. WAsIHNoToN.Te1s{ IA
have opposed his taking the command
# The American army and CONFUSING
he revolution OF Toto a successful issue.
WA~HINroN had been dls,inguls he'd only
is a surveyor and explorer Of new terri
,ory. and far less distinguished in thai,
respec, than Fremont; he never sat in
any legislative body in his life. and new.
Ter held an executive Office ill he was
Presider,. lie was likewise opposed,
10 the extension o: slavery. which he did,
no. hesitate TO pronounce a caase to the
country, and gave his official approval
TO the ordinance of l7s7.-Bu0alo Re-
publican.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-17
foreign Il { 10 s
ARRIVAL OF THE
~ Il HR II u "A .
New York, July IL.

! NEW oRk, July IL.
The steamer Africa arrived a, 10 o.
CLOCK, with Liverpool dates to June 2s,h
The Africa Ief, Liverpool The after
noon of The 28th. The steamer Fash.
ION was ,elesraphed off Sou,hamp ION
The morning The Africa sailed.
Money easy. Bank has reduced dis
|coun, to a. pc, cent. ConsoIs for none
and account $50 754. American stocks
active and dearer.
Political affairs quiet.
Correspondence betw cen Denmark
Grea, Britain and The United States, OF,
Isne Sound Dues, has been presented Il
Parliament. Ano,h .r battalion of rifle
men have been ordered to Canada
ID .s;urhsnces are rumored in Spain, a,
' alencia. Some excitement has been
created ia London by an inciden, which
occurred to Mr.. Dallas al the Queen s
|levee. MIR. Dallas and friend wen, to
The levee. The la,ler's costume was no,
IN accordance with The regulations. -
Hoih gentlemen returned 10 the embassy
Ga. Of thus incident the London Times
lconcocied an exciting story HE other pa
|pcrs following its lead. AIr. Dallas for
two days labored under the inpula,ion
|nf having put studied affronl upon the
Queen.
Advices from China state ,ha, The reb
els were within 80 miles of Shanghai.
Latest Markets-Liverpoul. jane 2Slh
The weather continues brilliant Mar
ke: quiet. Little inquiry for any Article.
Provisions wi,hou, change
In the House of Commons on Friday
evening, MFR. NJ core endeavored to get a
In,ghl fixed for the discussion of bis mo
ZION on American affairs. bu, Palmers,on
declined to assume any responsibility
I-lther direct or indirec. ir the matter, ss
Inc believed in the present state Of rela-
lions bel ween The Two countries. il would
mot conduce to settle the points in dis
Ipute to discuss the mater in the House
Mr.. Moore complained Of the unsalis
factory nature of this reply and insisted
on the RICH. and duty oil the House 10
pronounce an opinion on the matter in
question. The papers contain TWO Jet
tiers from the Earl Of Clarendon, one
upon the enlistment question. and the
other upon the Central American ques
lion.
Cla endon expresses his satisfaction
that Mr.. Dallas is authorized 20 neeo-
iiaie upon the Central American qnes-
I.ion, and states that he is prepared to
enter into negotiations which be trusts
will be conducted in the spiri. Of cordi.
atty and .rankness which ia indicated
10y The true sentiment Of Great Britain
and the United States.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-17
Intoxicating Fruit Trees.

With sharp pen-knife, ball Of WOOL
en- yam, and very ordinary degree OF
skill, any farmer or owner Of garden
may perform this simple operation.
You have growing on your 10, or farm,
sprouts, Of apple, peach. pear, plum,
cherry. crabapple, or thorn; You desire
TO in.ure their bearing good fruit; or you
have some choice varieties oil fruit which
you would wish TO propagate.
Take from the nee which you wish ,e
inocula,e from, scion Of the preseE,
years growth. Cu, of all the leaves
with your pen knife, leaving half an inch
Of the stem attached to The scion. Above
each OF these you will find. upon exam
inaiion little bud. whose grow,l, you
are to endeavor to secure. Selec, now
SIN both place in the sprou, you wish
TO inoculale. II NAV vary in size from
3 to ! an inch in diameter. Make a
transverse incision in the bark Of the
sprou. extending half way round
From The middle OF this and downward,
make perpendicular incision. { of. an
inch and greatly separate The bark from
the wood on either de, with the back
of the knife or the ,bumb-nail. Take,
now, bud from The ecion before men
toned, which you do by inserting the
knife { of an inch above the root of the
leal. csusing /, TO pass under .he bud and
the leaf and again reach the surface !
inch below the root Of the leaf
From this lille wedge. shaped block
carefully remove the wood, inser, the
remainder in the opening just made in
the sprou'. Wrap now with wooden
yarn, being careful no, TO .toich The bud
a, The leaf.roo,, and you are done.
The time for buddingis June and July
and, in wet seasons, also Angus. The
wfapping-yar should remain on, abou.
Two weeks.
The bad does no, usually make any
progress in growth, until the next spring,
when the sprou, should be GU, of two
inches above the bud, and when Sin
gle heal,hful shoO, will make its appear
auce, attaining a length Of from two to
six feet in a season..
O.,umwa July Is. 1856.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-17
The legislature.

We learn from gentlemen returned
from Iowa City. ,ha, the Legislature
was 10 adjourn on yesterday, and that
the Demoine River Improvement blk
was indefinitely postponed. The Rail-
road till which passed. simply accepted
The grant, and provides Tor its disposition
with some conditions, 10 the severEl rail-
road companies. and among them tina,
seventy five miles of each road are to
be completed within three years. The
amour, falling 10 our road is estimated
at $50, 600 acres. and the construction
Of the grant, generally favored. holds
that the lands, SO far as hey will 60,
may be applied to the continuous con-
sisuction of the. roade.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-17
YMR RKMaEMg E@UREKR-
Letter ofCOl FremOnt's, Accept
ing the Nomination.

Letter ofCOl FremOnt's, Accept
ing the Nomination..
The following correspondence between
Col. Fremon, and the Com mi,,ee OF The
Philadelphia Convention instructed to
apprise him of his nomination as the
Peoples candidate for President, will
speak for itself:
LETTERTO COL. FREMONT. -
PHILADELPHIA, June 10, 1856.
SIR:-A Convention Of Delegates az
sembIed a, Philadelphia on the 9Th,
18Th and 10Th day. of June. 1856. un
der call addressed TO the people of The
United States, without regard to pas,
political differences or divisions, who
are opposed TO the repeal Of the Mis-
sour Compromise, to the policy OF the
| present Administration, to the extension
Of Slavery into Free Territory, in favor
of the admission of Kansas as Free
State, and Of restoring the action of the
Federal Government TO the principles OF
Washington and Jefferson, adopted a
declaration vi principles and purposes
for which they are united in political
ac,ion--a cory Of which we have the
honor TO erclose,-and unanimously
nominated you as their candidate for the
Office Of Presiden, OF he United States
at the approaching election, as The chos.
en- representative Of those principles in
this Important political contest, and with
the assured conviction that you would
give them full practical operation, should
the suffrages Of the people of the Union
place you a, the head of the NauoLal
Government.
The undersigned were directed by
the Convention to communicate TO you
he fac, Of your nomination. and TO re,
quest you in their name, and, as they
believe, in the name OF large majority
Of The people OF the country. to accept
u.
/. Offering you the assurance OF our
high personal respect, we are, your tel
low.ci,izens,
H. s. LANE,
Pres't. of the Convention.
j. NJ. ASHLEY,
A. J. BLOCKER,
j. .. HORSEPOWER,
aa E. X. HoAR,
TnADDEUs STEVENS,
49, X. s. BINGHAM,
m JNo. A Willis,
,s G F. CLEVELAND,
CyRys ALDRlcH,
TO j. G. FREMONT, OF California.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-17
E'tonl Punch.
Real Irish Patriots.

The principal objects OF the "know-
Nolhings' in America. is TO oppose the
Irish as much as possible. Great 1arm
has been spread, therefore. amongs. all
lbe respect ,ble classes in Ireland, at the
probable return to thai country of all
the lrishmen who have left il. There
is talk OF an "An.i Know-No,hing,
party being organized, the national duty
|of which will be to provide funds and
other acceptable forms # persuasion, to
induce the Ttishmen in America'by RIO
means TO leave it If they love their
country, they will be implorad loiremaim
where ,hey are.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-17

CoNoREss, July 10.h.-A DEBATE vas
had in the Senate on The motion to print
10000 copies of the Kansas bill jus.
passed the Senate. The motion was
carried.
The House was mostly engaged on
the Brooks resolution, and in debate
on The Slavery question. Il was though.
that The Brooks case would consume
all last week. The vote ofcensure was
expected to be strong. but il was no, an.
.icipa.ed that be would be expelled
After that was disposed Of. the Illinois
election case wcuId be taken up, and
Whii6eld's seat probably declared va
can't. sal sI