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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

In another column we give the official vote Of
PENNSYLVANIA for Canal Commissioner in 1856. com
pared with the vote for he same Offc, in 1856, and
the Presidential vote Of 1859. We also give the
Congressional vote Of this year, which is nearly all
official; and list of members elected to the Legis
lature From The tabular statement ii appears that
the majority for Pierce was 1884; for Plumer
Dem.), last year II, 536, and for Scott (Dem.)
this year, 2,77j. II is easy to see where " one
more such victory would place Mr.. Buchanan.
The Congressional vote does not vary enough from
that for the State ticket to make any material diff
ference. In the With District Bowen (Opp.) was
defeated BY the Fillmorites who poed 80 votes
for third candidate There are very few close
districts; the majortes are generally heavy on the
winning side The Legislature is divided, the
Senate being Opposition BY three majority aud the
House Democratic by six or seven; the Democrats
will have at least three and perhaps FIVE majority
on Joint ballot Last year they had one majority in
the Senate and 3? in the House,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27


Increase in FIVE years 2l7,6iO, or st the rate OF
1898 year.
For the further edi6eation Of The Cnioh ana
IL ssye-trading friends, we will now give another
table, showing in what States of the lnion shd
what foreign countries this mass Of nearly three
hundred thousand subscribers may be found. In
preparing this table, We are not able to go back hVe
years TO show where sll portions of this uneA-
amped growth have taken place, but the comparison
with the state Of our circulation eighteen months
ago casts some light on that subject. II Will De
seen that, enormous as has been the increase OF
our subscription list in the Free States 1t has
been comparatively greater in the Slave states
having advanced in some of them at the rate OF
one hundred per cent The circulation OF lHE
TRIBUNE, taking all its editions together, IS dis
iributPd IA follOWs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

Rumoret. coalitions in this State between
Buchanan and Fillmore leaders, are taking the
form OF certainty. We are reliably informed that
the Fillmore leaders held council in this city last
week. They conceded among themselves that
Fremont would heat Fillmore in the State from
thirty to forty thousand. In this aspect of the
question the leaders determined TO go for Buchanan,
with the understanding that the Democracy should
secretly abandon their State ticket. This arrange.
mebt throws Fillmore and Donaldson overheard on
the one side. and Parker and Vanderbilt on the
other.
There is conciu,ise evidence Of this understand
ing in coaliiOas forming in Congressional and As
.emb'y Districts, IN several Assembly Districts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

Total .l76 Sl3 27S.O lVl 400
Now, in view of the facts here disclosed, We
submit that it is not only mpudent but ridiculous for
this feeble and precariOus dependant on the drop
ngs of the treasury, this LEVER of black mail on
clerks in customhouses and pOst-ofices, this liver
on the profits Of negro-breeding and Border Ruf-
6anism, which probably in all las not circulation
Of over 8 900 copies, to talk to u.s. and our leading
contemporaries of this metropolis, of conspiring to
control the Government Why, the press of this
city, though yet in the infancy of its development,
already has more power than the Federal Admins
traton. with all its murders Of innocent men, its
burnings of houses breaking of Senator'S heads
and other insults to the conscience of Chrlsten-
DOM Besides, what the Press Yields Is the
power of honesty, sincerity and talent. 1t Is re-
sisless in behalf Of right; but when 1t raises It's
voice in behalf of wrong il commits moral suicide
and sinks into an abyss Of degradation and contempt
20 whose depth and foulness The Union can bear
witness. Ii is true that We aspire to h.ye some
part in governing the country, and our aspiration
j. formidable to the creatures and the party nov
unfortunately in Office, because il happens to stand
for right justice liberty, so long banished from tho
GOvernment-for the Constitution, 80 shamefuily
Knocked and trampled under foot. We tell these
plotters that their day is coming. The free Press
will presently strange them and build over their
noxiOus memory monument of eternal shame, and
sdmoniion 10 all future traitors and despofs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

Of France was obliged to part with about 600 900
frsucs in coin daily the Mint issuing only 3, 900 900
ofxbich only about 100 900 francs in silver. To
counteract the action OF the Bank OF France on the
bullion reserve of the Bank of England, the latter
again rai.ed It's discount about week aiterward 10
per cent for bills of 60 dsys, and per cent for
bills Of longer dste and the Bank Of France in re-
turn for this cyilty issued on the 9th of October
new uksse. by which il refused 10 discount any bulls
Of more than 90 days da.e, and declared that 1t
would not advance more than ~ per cent on funded
property. and 20 pei cent on railway shares anu
that il would make such advances for one month
only In spite. however, Of these measures, the
Bank of England was quite as unable to check the
effux Of bullion 10 France, as the Bank OF France
10 lessen the panic At Paris or the drain OF specie TO
other parts Of the continent. The intensity OF the
panic in France is attested by fall from $50 francs
Quotation Of Sept. 29) to ,465 francs (Oct. o. IN
the shares of the Credit Mobilier, fall of 2lo
francs within eight days, from which the utmost ef
forts had been unable to procure recovery OF more
than Is francs up TO the 9th of October. 1t is
needless to say that the public funds fell in proper
ton. There is hardly any thing more udlcrous than
the French lamentations on the eopement OF their
capital into Germany, after the magnioquent as
.wances we had from Mr. Isaac Pereire, the great
founder of the Credit MObier. that French capital
was gifted with peculiar cosmopolitan character.
In the midst of all this trouble the great wizard OF
France, Napoleon ILL.,, prepared hisp anacea He in
terdicted the press from talking of the financial
crisis; he suggested by gendames to the money
dealers the expediency of withdrawing from their
windows the offer ofpremiuns on silver; and finally,
he inserted in his Monitcvr on the 9TH of October,
report addressed to himself, BY his own Minister OF
Finance, asserting that everything was right. and
that only the appreciation of things BY the people
was wrong. Unhappily, two days later, out pops
the Governor of the Bank of France with the fol-
lowing feature in his monthly account:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

o.r Brooklyn friends will notice, on referring to our
Advertising coumns that Tonight the Rocky Mountain
Fr,mont Club vii hold their last public meeting, prior
~ NJ, election. But TIE Club Aas large programme
o, wo.k to perform, during the week in Va ioas parts
a, the Cay aid Coun, u and its a9ors WI not cease
IL; the evening OF election day, when the battle shall
have ben fought AID the victory won. Those who
an, nd tc night will hear Judge cow and ihe vete'
ran Jo,,ra HovIr, esq Other Association " io'd
meetings =, The Iesdqu''er. II TIE C''' ~ 'as ~
Wtsa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27
SEVERE PAIN Is Soon RELIEVED BY THE

R...pskTH PILLs-HIr COMPLAINT CURED--A gentleman.
Nod recently had second attack The rst kept
b, him months painfully afflicted and a. length he
by BRANpRETHS PILLS. month he had second
attack il while he eating his dinner He in
.tauty took six BRASpRErHs VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
Ps Got 10 bed aud pirtook pentfuy OF hot bcneet tee
until he profound sweat. He then tool four more
s thew operated and be- easier lie took
about six pills dsy for three four days, and cured
hen We sick, should remember that nature has pro
xi3.d m. With drain hTtysX long into which al the
snpue. Of the system be- thrown and 80 expelled from
ths body BY PLs YOU can your pain. 1Hd
cld, this outlet and few hous DO 20
tbsn by any other method IL months
Sid AZ No IS Cauas doors from broadway Of - eta
a., no. with full directions. No pa Hudson ~. and No
So Bowcry; bv l. w Dy OFT Sons, Phsdephs aud by re
specahic medicine dealer. generally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27
DIR. TURNBUIL,


OCuLIsT AukIsT,
(Froln London.)
the Eveet. Hou. Union square where hs may be
gnhed-
Ofhee hours from q 10 p. ~
From The London Times.
number Of scientific gentlemen assembled yesterday tho
house Of Dr Turnbu witness the results produced by
process rvcy discovered by the Doctor aud applied for tas
sure OF
DEAFNESS AND BLINDNESS.
Between twenty and thirty patients attended. many Of
whom stated BY their parents had been born deaf aud
dumb
They submitted various by which II proved
ths their Deafness had been cured by the application
d. TURsBULL's REMEDIES
And what appears most singular IT, that whether the disease
depended paralysis Of the auditory rupture of the
tyinpanum the internal PASSAGES relief has
6sea obnd complete effected without delay pain
Ipeonvep
pletely blind said that they could now
SEE PERFECTLY WELL.
We sees with the Messrs Chambers that Dr. TunSsULL
has by patience aud obtained grasp Of certain
uedicasaents aud methods, calculated to
CURE CASES OF DENyEss,
N new cured before.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

- Oh, tr, sent time seToisS troubled with
Go CO. and IrAucnza II who are thus troubled wI
tom four 10 RADwAN's REGULATIONS aud oAtne
49, of thr body I'll RIDwsYS READY RELIEF your
Whole system will BE- Tree from ever symptom OF pam anu
NO. In les. IN an ak hours after these Remedies se eeo
su,emNn who visited a,ck. Theser on Monday siSh so
hested. TOOK of bis overcoa exposed ~ a., b
diAusht of AID caught severe cold Dht'n, W" t "
all over he body ms ulO' 80
that he could scarcely swallow wsteS
every bone IN h pVo
With pain and he h0s-se that he could ct speaN
whsp~r. In this condition the next mofniss ounu man,
Ne.hCwevcr -ues aud Anew she renedcs maj
you'd cure hun At o'clock, he took six OF R,p"A
kAovLAIoss, and bad whole body dubbed with RAp"N
kkAD' RELIEF At twelve O'Clock the same day he MAS 10
OF au hs chenltes-R,DwNY's RTGUL troRS ana ADV
RELtt VIII the Influenza and Colds few hours
Too'hsehe iseured INSTANTLY by the RlLitt.
, kapWsY Co. No l62 Fulton-st., y 4
r. Il Remedies sold BY Drugsist. and Merchants every
Uh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

A limited number Of Advertisements are taken in
Tx WKKKLI TRIBUNE at the rate of dollar line.
This paper has attained circulation of 1900
copies, and unquestOnsbly the best medium ertaut
for advertising in the country. Advertisements should
be handed in at any time before, and no later than
Tuesday Of each week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

preston were Denounced ~ loving darkness rather
than light; and the slave-breeders and Border Ruff
fans Of our day fear the enlightenment which the
press everywhere ,heds abroad as naturally IS
thief fears an officer. And as they do US the honor
of exhibiting special fear of our unpretendins
sheet, We can do no less than give them reason
for their terror in the shape Of few figures e1hlo-
iting the growth of our circulation during the LAST
FIVE years viz:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27
HEkMNGs PATENT CHAMpIoN FRE.PRool

sAtEs-Wth HILLS Patent Powder Proof Locks the that
awarded separate medals the Worlds Fair, London
1851 and the Worlds Fair New York 1853 and the only Amer
lean SAFES hat awarded medals q. the London Worlds
1air
Tho Psenee placed 81 900 In gold In tho exhibited at
th Worlds Fair London and invited al the pckocks in the
world open the Safe with without the keys and take the
money Q reward for their ingenuity.
Tho Subscribers and their asenae the only hor
Lied 70 make and sell HERRIkG's PATEXT CHAMPION SATr
&Ith Halle Patent PowdeTP Proof Locks
s. c. HERRING Co.. Green Block,
Nos 1885, lS7 and lss Water st., and No. Marrayst Y.
TREES AND PLANTs.-PARSONs & Co.. Flush
ing offer for ne large assortment Of Trees and Plants
M the street the lawn the orchard the garden and the
house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

We learn that c. A. Peabody, esq, has accepted
the appointment of Justice of the Supreme Court
in the place of Judge Whiting. rendered to him W
Gov Clark, and that be will enter upon tho dut.sa
of the flee on the LIST proIimo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

UoILOwAY's OINTMENT AND PiLLs.-By .
o. uksse of late Emperor Of Russia these medones
Ls,e D. en- admitted into the public hospitals throughout ne
Trn,. The Pills used in the Russian specihc
m Cholera and dsTfhea and the Ointment as nc best dressing
a., xound. Sold the manufactures. No 80 Hadensne
NYoTS ard No "a Strand, London. aud BY AL Druggists
reuf. "a aud & per pot or box
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

RICH CARPETING.-SMrrH & LoUNsBERY,
no - bresdwsy near 1rAndst prepared exhibit
their IMPoRTArioNs ESeLisa and FxyscH CAxPEr
Iss ocnpns every description md srsae nv, ,h. aor
Co.rlX IL the CHsaPEsT FAsSIc.
RxcLIsn BRUSSELS, good styles and Quality g. p.rv.d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

WIGS - HAR-DYE - WIGS.--- BACHELORS
WIGS and ToUPEEs have peculiar their house.
world their beauty
and durabiy-fttng to cbrm The largest aud best
stock world Twelve private for applying his
Amous DyE. Sold at BATcHkLox's, No. 23 BroadwHv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27
Ntw9)ork Daap @tibaate
MONDAY. OCTOBER q. 1856
"a roRBCspONDESTs

No notice can q .nonynnu. BY ID.
~ .d5,es. Of The vrer-nst ne>sss<hJ oi P1oIes
ton but .. . au~,nty Of bis good t.th'
w. oapno, undertake to return rejected OOn suns
a, ending n. rsnttsnoss, frequently omit tn mon
- IN. name the Post once nd very heqoeuJ we
name OF State 20 which tntr psPet 70 Se cent Al
Is. men ion the name VI ths Poet tGfs ALL SIdIe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

n ss..,o, i, cur As.s, in Psbursh fo1 ;as Of THE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27
WRITIN FLUID.

The public are invited TO try
IMPROVED LINPIp FLUID.
IL In all respects equal the best Eu gsh and In
important qualities 1t 10 superior TO ALL For sale by the Sta
ooneIs THADpkus DANlDs TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

Gov RoBINsoN of Kansas speaks in NewiIayen
10 ur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27
WAuPENE--An Indian Vegetable

restore Gray Hair youthful appearance
cure Badness Coll at No 762 Broadway New York, and
.e the Proprietor Sho has been both Gray and Bald with
,..rl,ct he al Of hair, BY the of WAHPkNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

POI sale b. eli DruEeD's -, .o,,,
Strangers in the city should visit ROCERs's OK
,c Rszsar of FsxcY GOODs and Toys, No 499 Broadway
where eycry variety Fancy Articles aud TOYS are collected
foTmiuR displsy nowhere eql,slcd In the world.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

KFL1r FERGUSON No Broadway, and No 81 Resdest,
have full and chosce stock Of BRoCATELLEs SATIN DE
LINYs WoRSTED DAnhsKs, LACE aud NU slim CURTAINS,
CopxIcgs GimPs which offered st the lowest
WINDOW SHADLs.-OuT stock Of WiADow SHADES Is me
and superior msnuiacurns facilities
offer these goods less than other houses We i
vite the stteation Of clos buyers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

IMPORTED FRENCH GAS FIXTURES and CLOCKS,
superior articles only Csrce and Moderator Lamps Statues
NJ newell Paris Bronzs Candcabrss Brssk
EN- with flexible, tubing Gas Rapeseed Oil,
for sale BY H. DARDoNviLLE, No. rs Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

Doctor POWELL, Oculist and Aurst, can be
suited on diseases the Eye and EhRfrOm No
5O2 Broadway and from 70 1T No. ~ West ith Daily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

SINGERS SEWING MACHNE-SPEED AND PER-
yEcrIok ComBISED-We selling SEWING MACHINES
for family sewing quilting and other light work which
pts stitches at esch turn OF the driving wheel also i'm
proved Machines making five. four three stitches each
revolution 1t be clearly demonstrated that other kind
Sewing Machine before the public in comparison with
these can be used without positive loss.
l. M. SINGER Co., No. 323 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

ROGERss CLOTHING WAREHOUsE-looO'l ooo;
1854 f.nou, founded In 1850 burned
In 1873 and reopened 1854, now contains ,ne ia "a
cbeaps supply fashionable CLOTHIsG tor hen ~
ever ou~nsd 10, the Fall And Winter in this city, one p's
80 ~ "i'L'u 20, 49, F. L. ROGER
> ~ Corner Of Fulton and NssssnTs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23

The DRoUrH At THE WEsr We continue 10 -.
crv- accounts daily Of the distressing drouth thA. ID
d.rolailpg email sec'ion Of the West. Portions Of
IId4rs Iir ois Kentucky, and some other States
.fi,dsd-the WRIST IN the river COUNTIES and up tho
Wabash valley to Lafayette. Hay, srs-s, aod oats,
III localities bre absolutely not worth cutting,
and IL mrocle how cattle can live where h IRE 10
DO green thin for them 10 eat.
TIE corn looks better than any one could expect,
though NUT fail entirely witnout copoa. rsins and
tbst IN mediat-ly. The Winter wheat generally got
30 far sdvaDccd before the dry weather shacted ~
that the yield Of gram will not b. materially bssened'
though the straw IL short. Spnng wheat. particularly
the late sosn in paris Of the drouth 'mtten 70
sop, not worth cutting. Potatoes and garden vsse-
tsbe are ou, Of the question.
Fortui .t.iy. "tbe We,t" Is broad eIpia and
.pl, m, uot.u Of feels the III, ct Of the do itb;
So that We of the East who dependent upon { fIr
.ur oaiIy bread ~ meat, need MT despair, though
We do s, mpatbizo with the suffsrer'.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23

THK WHEAT CnoP is now pretty well se,tfsd I'll
'be country, except the extreme northnD p,ror,
o. we have never Known q hsrve.t 70 psss wi,h 20
little compliant Of injury to the crop % tns year, We
have iher efore every rcsAon bleve that he yisld
Of sound wbtst is unprecedeDtedS large, AID 'ooss-
qu.n'ly without large foreign dsmaSd, with 10
chsoce for shpDepts To California, 'hs pics must b
low. II We bad wheat N sell We shou endesyor 70
get it Into ma ke. a. the earliest possible day, end
take tie best D s'tet price then prevailing WsdSn's
ask others to tolo~ ths. advice but simply state wLSs
is conviction touching the posp-css Of tho ssr-
ket. Wheat mu,t be pleIty-whst can prevent hs
beng low
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
The EeOnomi.t l>ondop), in an arasle On I" Tho Pr

"IOsopby Of Legislation" says:
"Apofhtr suhjs ct, DOW much di'cussed. 10 wn'c
the fair sex IL Deeply Interested, 10 the cgnseet G
Nsr1isle with the laws coucsming Il. When or
copbt exists on Auhi Ct - vitaly interesting 20
welfare Of .vey family aod tao sno.s nseeM ~. )
rvurce OF oil the epdssrins r,isticn Of sor'sfy-n@
ossb 10 he some pr opl~ sf esis'sfio, ~ shsco VI
Lri.luure arc tie pubhc fb0u6 be gudeo, ana u
ooubt ,ef A, rtst or ia tics be d 'as. Ibcfs, boz
ever. are none universally or even geaeray aeknow'-
edged.
i'm, ,pt .ubjsc, NUT content ounelves BY STA.
;n, an Ne spsioviv Of a.. C0mnss~e of th~ Law Re
form A,socistiob that the important contracted
,jsge Is hest<d in way by equity and in another
~ law; thst the Church regards t vpdn ono sspecs
srd the State upcer ss&heT that The lawe aDscsra,ng
II srt different In different, pats Of the alesd; Ass
moet Of them ar derived om On sge Of srmi-ha,bsf
i'm. sbo fiem ptn,i bsrhsrous psopls, and that the
mosf estLiial end most shrDn Of all hpnaa engage
DTS l. treated by the lsw a. ifit not suscepesc
Of - RuDated by rsiiops principles. ne neeUAs
equality OF the sxer, soooUpsaied by complete 0ve,-
city, Which preyails till m.rnsge, thoseh that natural
j make no o'hsr skei stion tban erea:isg mutaas
p~ncs nee, At thai p~rod put sp end 10 ~ shs
shr a. far AZ b. lao kfunstr)y caspoe p'cvSu
sganst a'u,e) il mskrs chauef OF tho wo0ss. Inc
brstsl ouirases committed BY husbssds, Of ~e:n we
co, tinuay BEER are foetered sDd spcovsea<, tcey
DO lot wholly originate the law, Which, IN ne epnS
Of harbsIisn,, stin desrsces anosg us The messem 7"
men,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23

PRESERVATION OF ORDER At FIRES -p1rIg ths
mas, year elan has been adopted by the au:foriues
r the pr, Sci vs'iop Of order ut fires, the rsea "f
vhch has in every in, taDce proved ben hcal 10 Tie
k best d.er.e As soon az practicable sfter On Alarm
!. given tn. Police Of the Ward in which The hre u
raging and also the Police Of neghbVring WARDS,
hasten TO the scene and form GORDON soous t~o
bund,ed feet from each side Of the burning bsAdlogj
from ten 10 ff.en Of the force then 90 through tho
u,erv, hing space sLd clear i, OF all bus 6rensn OF
otter pu,tes having spesal business there. BJ tbs
uesps the FiIe Department bas more room 70 work
in. and WI lie those of tp.r nun nber recognizes ~
their unih,rm Or baagss fl d Easy ac,ess within me
I,es. rue dies aud rpDners whore sole object m ~
tebdi, fes il to pi fer AZ they can ay then hasds
upon, are IN most uDceremonOus manner driven ous-
The u,en beJs Of the Fire D. pNtment ccdiay &C.
operate with the Police in carrying out fhs eys'e'e'
TIE Fire Insurance Companies of tois CT y, With :be
ue,mj,sjOp and .apction Of the Mayor aod tbe Bo~j
of Conp,s.loners of The Fire Department, have
sd p,.d badge to bs worn by them st fires. Many
OF the officers attached TO the Insurance cyDpans,,
not huvipg heep copn-cItd with the Fire D-p.rmsa.,
without tomething thus tn dessn.ts them VOID
necessarily bave {, remain outside II the hnes wb'e
their presence inside might a. times be matter ~
ZONE corsidershl. Importance The badge sof siyer,
round in shape, slightly nvex 10 the center, VIII
neatly orpsmtbed border, ard has tie title Of wssrer
aid The rsme Of the Company be is a.:sc ssd to CD
grsv.o thereon. This p'scsuton will preven: M
popr p. r.ops frum initiating or usins l., and tho
,ficep Of isuranc. Coupapies, from the aequains-
snce they have with each oher, the more reasly
detect and expos an i~pos'urs. 1t viii beside tend
to cultivate mere friendly feeling between tie Fire
D-psrnent, the Fire Psro), and the Insurance C'nr
pspi.s-s upty Of DEPOSITION 10 p'even drs.ruc on
Of property b, fire which anima'es oil parties TIC
Conn ittee having the matter in charge consAss Di
N,tsrs John Storm Of tho Lsoox, CoIsefios V.
Anderson Of The Loriard, and John N. Wycscn Of
tie Hanover ILsursnce Companies.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23
CAMPAIGN SONG,
BY Z. w. LOCKE

BY Z. w. LOCKE.
AIR-OH Dan Tucker.
RorsE We, froemsn n, from your s'umbers;
S.,ze Your srps d count your NUMBERS;
Now The time tor deeds of bravery,
tic, Com grapples now with Slavery.
Choras-Do~n With Douglas, Pitr,e and Shannon
Down with Slavery aud B1ohaoan'
Freedoms trbitOrs-siny their drges,
Long and loud as ocean surges.
Ir the balls of Congress pleading,
On the fields of Kansas hleeoiDg,
Brothers true ar steel implore us-
"Jcin the fight and Din the cho'us"
CAorus-DOwn with Douglas, Pierce, &c.
Mark the flag Of Slsvery's m'niops-
Budg. Onr venus Free Opinions"
"kuDe Or Ruipw "C,mpact, broken"
"Ch,k. Free Words, before thsyre spoken"
Choyus.-Down with Douglas, Pierce, SC.
Arc we covsras now to felterl
Have VIC ought for FIeed"m's altar
Stall opr fOrcta by division,
Reap defeat and bod oersion
Never never! al ave renry
Every column marching sr.aoy:
True ~ weIe our sirss before Us,
Marching steadyto the chorus!
Chorus.-Down with Doflas, Pierce, Sc.