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sCH00LEY's PATENT REFRIGERATOR
SOLD BY q. U. WIGHT,

"a Lot5stdnd drtnNe, Vdrnnt1 BLOCK.
THIS REFRIGERATOR HAS BEEN thor
Il oughly tested by many families In I-
this city, and in every case have been ac-
knowledged to be the best article ever x5<7
used, both for economy and preserving
meats and fruits Schoolev's Patent IL applied
{" various sizes and FORMS all Of which Is neatly
finished, making an ornamental as well as useful
piece OF furniture.
Price OF the,e Refrigerators vary from $40 to
Sl20.
Every description of Cabinet Furniture can be
found at our Warerooms. Prices always to suit
customers
We are constantly receiving Iron Bedsteads and
other kinds Of Iron Furniture
..- 6. U. WIGHT,
m 21-eo3t 81 Louisiana ava
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PERSONAL.

80. Hon. Rufus Choate and son, of Massa-
chusetts, are at Wizards hotel.
80. Gov. Bradbury, A. B. Chase, and A S.
Chandler, of Maine, delegates to the Cincin-
natl Convention, are at Wizards.
-. Don - Albuquerque, the Brazilian
Minister. has arrived in the city, and is stop
ping at Wizards.
.... Chas. Macbeth, ESQ, is now in this
city, and is guest Of his friend, the Hon.
VIM. Aiken.
80. Senator Butler, of S. c., has returned
to this city, and was in his appropriate seat
this morning
80. Hon. A. Ii. Colquitt and Hon. NJ. j.
Wellborn, Of Georgia, delegates to the Gin.
ciunati Convention, are at the Kirkwood
House.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

In the Senate, yesterday, after we went to
press, Mr.. Pugh concluded his speech in favor
of the Kansas State government bill reported
by Senator Douglas.
Mr.. Wade having next obtained the floor on
that bill, they adjourned. =
In the House, Mr.. Balls resolution of in.
quiry for detailed information concerning the
manner in which the construction of the va.
I rio public buildings now being built in
Mr.. Kelly obtained leave to print, Is part of
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~UNION ASSOCIATION "A meeting
~ ofthe Union Association will be held IN
WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 2eth instant al
TX O'Clock, at coombs' Rooms, south side Penn.
avenue, near corner Of 10th street. The friends
OF Civil and Religious Liberty, and all opposed
to knotc Nothing rule Tor rather misrule) are
particularly invited to attend Those members
who have not signed the Constitution, and all
who wish to identify themselves with the friends
OF the Constitutions Of their country, and the
rights OF man, are invited to attend as an oppor
tanity will be offered for all who are DESTROYS to
join and sign the Constitution Of said Asssocia-
ton By order: II. X. OFFUTT, Sec.
IN
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May 26, 1856

The Hards.-A pamphlet reviewing the
history of the Democratic party of New York
for some years past, was laid on the tables
Of all the members of Congress yesterday. L,
is of great present interest to the large con-
course of Democratic politicians now in W ash.
ington. 1t proves up the fact that the Hards
are low little more than Know Nothings in
disguise, saying:
Among the first individuals to Join the
Know NothiDgs in the State Of New York, was
Mr.. Minor G Story, the notorious Adamantipe
conspirator, whose name has been mentioned
as having largely contributed to the treac berry
and deception, of the 18th September, 1853.
This gentleman was a noisy supporter of the
claims Of George Law, at the Philadelphia
Convention.
"Ira P. Barnes. of Chonango, the first
chairman OF the Hards after their secession,
mas also held conspicuous Office in Know
Nothing lodge
Besides those two gentlemen, the follow
ing, and perhaps more-at least twsnty-taco
out OF ftcenty-nrne 1cho seeded from Svra-
eMse an 1888. haze taken degrees IN tie Knoao
Nothing order.
"DanielD Campbell, of Schenectady, Vice
President; Robert LII. Shackland, Cattarau-
gus, V. r: founder Of the Otsego County Elk.
American Union, Know Nothing paper, in Cat
taraugus; Pliny NJ. Bromley, of Monroe. Sec
rotary John s. Nafew, Albany, (member of
the order Of United Americana: Stepben
Clarke, contessing delegate, ALBANY, elected
state Treasurer on the Know Nothing ticket
OF 1879 VIM. Eggleston, Albany, contesting
delegate, new superintendent Of the first sec :
ton Of the Erie canal, appointed by the Fill
more Canal Board Benjamin f. Cham berlain,
Cattaraugus; Addison d. Adams, Chenango !;
Jonn Wheeler, New York, Know Nothing can
didate for Congress in 1884, John S. Emans,
Dutchess; + Henry Bernard, Monroe John
Murdoch, Monroe; Jerome b. Ryerson, Mag
ara W: Graves, Orleans j. r Pratt, On
tsrio Tobias Bouck, Schoharie A. D Wait,
w Washington David Barrel, do; Sam Slower,
Rennsalear, K N. orator; Charles Wilbur,
Rennsalear, delegate in 1856 to Know Nothing
National Convention at Philadelphia, which
nominated Fillmore and Donelson, and sup
porter thereof
rms appalling statement has been repeat.
99aiy published in the New York State papers.
80 sunoantly proves what the character was
VI a me men who created the Hard schism.
an .nm.n ara eiegationt to Cincinn att. presents
oh.du;ny black list Of avowed members and
- tha Jo,S vi tne Order. Samuel S. Bovine.
tsrnate T. ST''fp1iet, Is one Of these. His al.
Examiner, the Know NOTHING ns ner . o9 OIL the
E. Darwin Smith, of the 2gih d;str VI ,V:sego'
other, who was last fall the candidats 80 a. an .
American party, for Supreme Conf Ina WV
and elected as such. B. Crosby Joss,
Sibley and j. C. Paterson, delegates and aI'
ternates from the same district, are Knov
| Nothings also. e ID Smith, of the 2lst ais
/ trict, is of the same order, as well as WIN. G
Sands, his alternate. N. S. Benton, the al
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FIFTH WARD ELECTION NOTICE.

EIFTH WARD ELECTION NOTICE.
l. SECOND PRECINCT
Notice is hereby given that an election viii be
held on MONDAY, the I'd day Of June next at
McPherson's Drug store, corner Of First sire ct
eat and Pennsylvania avenue, In the Second Pre-
cinct Of the Fifth Ward (embracing all that por-
ton Of the Ward south Of the line Of Pennsyl.
vania a'enue) for Mayor one member Of the
Board Of Aldermen, three members Of the Board
Of Common Council, and an Assessor
The Polls will be opened at O'Clock T. m and
closed at O'Clock p. m.
JAS. A. BROWN,
JOHN p. INGLE
JOHN McCAULEy,
Commissioners of Election
m 26-1w for Second Precinct of Filth Ward.
A CA II D.-ATTENTION IS RESPECT
"A fully called to the Chancery Sale Of Valuable
improved Property tot take place on THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, May % b, at 5H O'Clock, on the
premises.
The sale will commence with q lot on street,
between 9th and 10th streets west. improved by q
two story brick Dwelling House and back build
Ing, and continue with the sale Of two Houses
and Let's on north M street, between 18th and 10Th
streets.
The property on l. street deserves special atten.
ton, fom its central and desirable location
THOS. j. FISHER, Trustee
m nd JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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SnCOND w AND ELECIION NOTbCE.
~ FIRST PRECINCT.
Notice is hereby given that an election viii be
held on MONDAY, the ID day Of June next, at
the corner Of Massachusetts avenue and Twelfth
street, for Mayor Of the city, one member Of The
Board OF AldeI men, and three members Of the
Board Of Common Council. The above precinct
emb, aces all the Second Ward north Of H street
north. The Polls will be opened at O'Clock
a. m, and closed at O'Clock p. m
J. p. DICKINSON,
JOHN w. SIMMS,
c. l.. COLTMAH,
m N-1w Commissioners.
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COPARrNERshIP NOTICE.

TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN
l. the Store occupied by the late firm Of 4. 60.
dey& Co respectfully inform their friends and
the public that they win continue the business
under the name Of GRuBB & LosARo, and win
spare no pains to sustain the reputation enjoyed
by the late firm Our stock Of Goods for the sea
son Is complete, to which the attention OF our
friends and the public il invited.
n. GRUBB,
10 Late Of Z. Cooley & Co.
- NJ LOSANO.
Merchant Tailors, 4s3 Eighth st. near Ave.
y IL All persons indebted 10 the late firm Of
e Cooley & Co., viii confer . favor BY closirg
their accounts without delay. :
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SALE OF FANCY ARTICLES BY
~ Auction at the Fair for the teneft of the
POOR, get up by the ladies Of this city On
WEDN ESDAY EVENING, the 2Sth instant, at
~ O'Clock, will be sold at 4i3, south side Penn
sylvania avenue, corner N street. great variety
Of useful and fancy Articles, TO close out the
above F air The public are respectfully invited
to attend. The goods will be sold bv
m272t c. X. l.. CROWN. Auctloneer
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K~TO THE PUBLiC.-A MEETING
~ will he held on WEDNESDAY EVE
MING, the 9S Instant, at o'clock, at Kloman's
Hotel, up stairs, Ooposit. Odd Fellows' Hall to
take into consideration the high prices now being
paid for Flour In tbi. city, in comparison to the
prices paid In the North, East and West. The
public are respectfully invited to attend
BY order Of the COMMITTEE
m 27-2t
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THE REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
~ Of Washington City will hold a special
meeting at their rooms in Washington Place 7th
street, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 2sth
instant. at * O'Clock.
fuu attendance Of every member is particu-
la'ly requested as business Of importance is to be
CO nslaeIed l.. CLEPHANE, Ste.
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GRAND EXCURSIONS

INOh IN Il VII Il HUUSE PAVILION ON
4 SATURDAYS;-The Steamer s@h
GEORGE WASHINGTON will, &1Ss2zsI
leave Washington at 10 O'Clock m and Alex
andria at 10Y and return to Washington before
sunset. Messrs. Coke & Co, will furnish Dinner
and Refreshments at the Pavilion Persons wish
Ing to sIend pleasant day should go on those
trips. There is fine Ball room and Ten. Din
Alley for the amusement Of the passenger,
A good Banc Of Music In engaged for the trips
Fare for round trip ONE DOLLAR-Children
half price. JOB CORSON,
m I'D CANAAN
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THE GREAT WESTERN FIRE INsUR-
ANCE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA.
Capital S5O0,OO0. Charter Perpetual.
DIRECTORS.
Charles c. Lathrop, 53 spruce street
Alexander w hilden, merchant, Ia North Front
street.
John G. Hunter, firm Of Wright, Hunter & Co.
4. Tracey, firm Of Tracey & BAKER.
John r McCurdy, firm Of Jones, White &
McCurdy.
Isaac hszlehurst, attorney and counsellor.
James b. Smith, Arm Of Jas. b. Smith & Co.
Theo. w Baker, firm Of Tracy & Baker
r. 5. Walton, $50 Market street
Thomas X. Limerick, 54 Spruce street.
John J Baker, Goldsmith's Hall.
CHAR LES G. LATHROP, President.
THOMAS X. LIMERICK, Secretary.
Risks changed from other companies TO this
no charge for policy fee. Enquire at the Office Of
J e. Kendall, over X. Morrow's Exchange Once
first door West Of w. Is. Todd's Hat Store, on
Pennsylvania avenue.
m % 3m DAVID MYERLE, Agent
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THE ENGLISH LUTHERAN SAB
~ bath School intends giving Pic Mic at
Arlington Spring, on WEDNESDAY,. June ath
IN 27-TTh2i&
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EiRsr WARD ELECTION NOTICE

SECUNU PRECINCT.
Notice Is hereby given that an election will be
held In the above precinct on Monday, the I'd day
OF June, 1856, at the house Of c. and Nj. Hines,
on Twenty. sixth street. between III street and
Pennsylvania avenue, south side, fer Mayor, one
member Of the Board Of Aldermen, three mem
bers Of the Common Council, and one Assessor,
to represent said Ward. And at the same time
and place one member Of the Board Of Aldermen
for tue unexpired term CT William B Magruder,
resigned.
Tbs polls will be opened at O'Clock q. m, and
close att O'Clock p m. T. H CRAIG,
A. w. DENHAN,
VIM. III. PERKINS,
Commissioners Of the Second Precinct Of the
m B-lw First Ward.
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90 .REWAR D.-LOsT, YESTERDAY,
~ - either on Seventh street, or the vicinity Of
the Park Hotel, one SEAL, with the letters " H /.
III. W" engraved in agate and surmounted by q
Gold Dog. Enquire at this once m21 2ts
T OsT.-A FEW DAYS SINCE. IN THE
IL Northern Liberties, child's Red CORAL
NECKLACE; the clasp contains three ruby sets
The finder will be rewarded by leaving ~ at nv
residence on Massachusetts, avenue, next dosr TO
northwest corner Of Sixth street.
It& j. GREY JEWELL.
CSO r Z W II d. WILL PAY The
pCOabove amos Mt to any one who Will ~
return me Horse stolen from my stable AoX
on the night Of the 18th inst. He Is lighI dap
pie grey, about Is hands high, has white name
and tail, and fore-top cropped. He Is between 2
and years old. He has a slig' scar from sad
die, and Is supposed to be spawned In his near
hind leg. PARKE 6. HOWLE,
m 27-1w 14th street, Island.
CTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE
y subscriber, living In Georgetown, on 0US1
the 9th instant, white and red Buifa- LA9S
10 COW, on the 18th instant Any per-
son returning the same or giving Information
where she may be found will be literally reward
ed. MICHAEL OATS,
IN 27-3t* On Third street, near High.
ENLOOR MATTING.-IH HAVE JUST RE-
Il ceived lot Of FLOOR MATING, the
best article that has been received in this market
this season, and which will sell as low as
much inferior article can be bought for elsewhere
in tails city. l. F. CLARK
Upholsterer and Paper hanger, No 2ls north
side Pa avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
m27-3* (News)
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1he Enlistment Embroglio.-We are sat-
isfed that the meeting of the Cabinet yester-
day was with reference to Lord Clarendon's
dispatch, and not concerning Kansas, as init
mated in the Baltimore Sun this morning.
If the dismissal of Mr.. Champion has not
been determined on, public rumor here and
the general impression among the foreign dip
lomatists in Washington are entirely in error.
For our part We look for that event to take
place, as matters now stand, not long hence.
Confrmed-The Senate have confirmed the
following nominations, viz Peter Parker, of
Massachusetts,, to be the Commissioner of the
United States to China, vice R. NJ McLane,
resigned.
Jas. Riley, of Texas, to be United States
Consul at st. Petersburg, Russia, vice VIM.
l.. Winans, resigned
A New Consul duncan Robinson has be
acknowledged by the President as the Consul
of Belgium at Norfolk, Virginia.
Tho Current Operations Of tho Treasury
Department ysterday, tho 2eth of May,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
tho books of the Department
For tho redemption Of stocks..,. S44,617 90
For the Interior Department.. 30 as
ror customs. ................... 2,5l4 rs
War warrants received and en-
tered. ................... s,22s So
From miscellaneous sources...... 80 As
On account Of the Navy......... IA 900 90
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AGENCY OF THE
Keystone Insurance Co. of Philadelphia.
Capital. ................S30O, 600!
NNUAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR
IA ending January 1, 1856.
Assets Of the Company consisting OF Bonds Mortgages
unencumbered real estate 1llo COS 90
Stocks of other Corporations worth par $3.50
Cash on hand al SIS 40
Ellis receivable, consisting Of Marine notes and
short loans SIS
Stock notes &ls,3s6 90 5lsss
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p M. M0RIARTY, Presid
J. MORRIS THOMPSON, Secretary.

whole receipts for premiums during the year slIas
Paid for losses and expenses during the year IL
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A New Consul Duncan Robinson has be en
acknowledged by the President as the Consu
of Belgium at Norfolk, Virginia.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-26
THE NEWS.


30, Z. t-rs Il Late News-Ns Speaker. f.. t-.
The arrival of the mail last evening, brought
no news Of the election of Speaker. The men,
bers Of the House were still wrangling among
themselves. Dunn, of Indiana, had got his back
up and was making foolof himself, declaring
that he would not submit to any caucus which
presented to him the name Of Banks. Bah Poor
Dunn-he il politically dunn for all time
Messrs. Boyce, Mcqueen and Keith had resolved
to withdraw their support from Mr.. Richardson,
not being satisfied with his explanation.
Mr.. Palkner intended to submit resolution by
Monday, if no Speaker was elected, proposing to
have the members resign and the House adjourn
to meet again the LIST day of May. We hope the
House will not adjourn, and We hope the Banks
men will not bulge an inch. dos, a.ay
The great Reaper case has been decided in IA
vor of Many's machine. -
/. THIRrY LIVES Losr.-A dispatch from N.
York states that the ship Denis, from Havre,
foundered at sea on the 9th inst, and the Cap
tain and about 80 others went down. Nine
men took to long boat and were saved.
FILLIsusrEns.-Nine fllibusters have been
indicted by the Grand Jury of New York, for
violating the neutrality. laws. Parker H.
French had been arrested by the United States
Marshal. He was subsequently, liberated.
CAvED Ir.-The Depot Of the Danville
Railroad in Richmond, Va, has cayed in
twenty-five cars were demolished. Loss $780,.
900. s.s.......s,.
Geo. Curtiss, President of the Continental
Bari Of New York, died last week ~
Mr.. Champion, the British Minister, has
been dismissed. $500. $500.
The Democratic National Convention meets
at Cincinnati on the first Monday Of June.
There was an arrival from Europe at Hall
fax on the 18th. There was growing i'm
preston that negotiations of peace will not ter
inmate in satisfactory manner. Palmer and
Green, Bankers Of Great Britain, had failed.
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8tinrrtsota Giu,ts,
WEDNESDAY,, JAN. %, 1856.

DrscussloH IN THE Houss.-We have ex-
cluded almost everything of . news nature To-
day to make room for report Of the discussion
Of the Slavery question in the House. We
6nd that even q synopsis Of the speeches will
oblige Us to continue the subject tomorrow
The interest felt by the public. is our only apol.
ogy for devo.ing 50 much space to a matter.
which under other circumstances. would elicit
but little interest,"
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VoTED Dowx.---The majority and minority
reports Of the Committee on that part Of the
Governors Message relating to Slavery. with
the resolutions. Of the Republicans, were all
voted down in the House on Monday evening.
This 10 decidedly pleasing. A good time i
coming--"wah little longer"
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DoSArIos VIar.-We learn that the friends
Of the Rev. A. Torbet intend to make him do
nation visit, on Thursday evening, (the 2lah inss)
at his residence on block eight Of the city Of St.
Paul sd hey isvits the citizens generally to
attend. f zFg7 g G0Hsfe
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THURSDAY, JAN. "a. 1856.
fEse q. >, 1856.
T. N. NEwso5k dos
q $50 fnre 0oting the
" shpla1 az
We s, .ssSs ~ r. ss = s; Z: Iss si's ;.
B.l.ne. in f.vorse 7. N. Nsw.on sc.., 90

Balance in favorsf 7. n. Newson Co., 90
The WILD CArs.-The following notice APP
pears in the Chicago papers:
saN a3Aex,vThe nndeuimed hexebxs eiye,pos..
tice, that on and alter the 18th inst, they viii
not receive on deposit, notes Of Georgia and
Tennessee Aenks l)ss VIF M II
=. K. Swift & Co., Chicago.
N. Corwith & Co., Galena.
G. q. p. Hunt, Cash. Bank b GsSIenS
NJ. Mobley, Tanker, Dubuque. rFlfaC
Mask ISI Is! c9 e ..p p q .l(sIs
Chubb, Bros. Barron & Co. :
McGregor,, Lawes g. BlaiemoFe. zsiT-y-a,rgso
The Dubuque Repoblicansddss e
There is scarcely any Of the Wild Car mon
ey now afioat in this city, The action q Our
business men here has driven it home. :, sses'H7a'
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GAlbraitA, Gsrs, Gibbs, Grant, Hartsnbower,
Haus, Hubbsll, Hall, Hunt, lds, Jaskman. Kirk
maj, Lott, Mobiles, Pierce, Taylor, Thompson,
Thqdyke, Van Worries, wilkinson, and Speaker.
Aya4 Verhss then offered the following ~ .
'sss T. P; - 8. ~ esss a, -,
|, !; 3; I j !! 81
lS| co. !, BIst !! aIia sss 3, :, 9
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The RAILRoAD Su1r.-Mr. Edmund R;c,

The RAILROAD SUIT.-Mr Edmund Rice. \.
in a letter in The Minnesotian, contend. that
the Railroad suit isnos yet settled. Very WE'LL;
we will not quarrel on this point. Mr. Rice
knows one thing, that Mr.. Nice lellsnd, Secre-
tary Of the Interior, has concluded to dismiss
the suit, and the fact has been communicated
to Mr.. Barbour, Counsel for the Company; and
in addition to this he well knows that Mr..
Lowber, acting President Of the Company, has,
admitted that if the decision Of McClelland is
persisted in, that there is no redress and that
the whole matter must 60 by the board. Mr. ?,
Rice well knows also, that some Of the land
has been brought ihtomarket, and thatit is not
at all likely the Secretary will reverse his de-
cision because this land will be involved in that
decision. If, however, the Legislature. is
determined to grant an extension of time 20
the Company, then We ask the members to put
clause In the charter, making The Company
pay part Of their proceeds to the Territory
as is now done by the Illinois Railroad Co., to
Illinois. All we ask, and have asked, is, that
the interests Of the Territory be guarded
Before you jump, genllemenof the Legislature,
look where you will land.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-26

IhEh HAVE DHOWN THEIR HANDS.
The Hessians have been driven to the wall,
and there is now no escape. Several Repub.
lican resolutions, introduced by Mr.. Van Vor.
hes, were most respectfully treated. as the fol-
lowing vote will show. As soon a. they. were
introduced by the Major as substitution to the
majority and minority reports, Mr.. Lott moved
their indefinite postponement, which was carried
by the following vote:
Yeas-Messrs Burdick, Coyill, Dunbar,
Gere, Grant, Hartenbower, Haus, Holland,
Hubbell, Hunt. Lot, Murphy, Norris, Sturgis,
Taylor, Wilkinson, Wilson and Gardiner.-ls.
Nsys-Messrs. Bradley, Cleveland. De La
Vergne, Farnhain, Galbraith, Gibbs, Hull, Ide,
Jackman. Johnson, Kirlman, Mobiles, Pierce,
Thompson, Tborndyke and Van Vorhes.-l6.
This, we think. fully demonstrates who are
for US and who are against US. They have shown
their hands and we mean the people shall see
them. Had Buck, Knauft and Mcleod been
in their seats, the vote would have stood Is to
-. Good enough! Good for Freedom!
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-26

sEDIrYIsc.-The editor of The. Free Press,
in speaking Of the quotation from Andrew W.
Young, which knocked our neighbor as high as
a kite on the currency question, remarks:
It would edify fools7-straighten out cripplcs
and satisfy the consciences Of knaves. Il
I AS you possess a combination Of all three
qualities, you will excuse US when We say that
the, quotation was made: for your especial BEN
eft, and j. is gratifying to us to know that it
has had its effect. ''i1''sll De-, IL .sIessM
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-01-26

nj SrEEcH OF Hon. JAMES F, BRADLEY,-
We are quite willing thatreporters rthe Press
should have considerable latitude, but when
they step out Of their way to abuse political
opponent, they not only injure themselves and
the papers with which they are connected, but
the entire profession. We give the speech of
Mr.. Bradley. which will at once (or, ought toy
put to blush the Reporter Of the Pioneer and
Democrat, who so meanly assailed him, o4,I
WnERE WAS Mn. De LA VERGxE when
the vote was taken on the adoption Of the ma
jority report Of the Committee on that part Of
the Governors Message relating to slavery,
Mr.. De La Vergne was absent. Did lie
dodge the issue or did he swallow chew of
tobacco and become suddenly sick at the ston-
aeha He made . motion to adjourn few
moments previously, but just as the vote was
taken on the adoption Of the majority report,
he was missing. after the vote was. put, he
was in his seat and voted for the adjournment.