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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-16
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ACROS9iC.

Should your chest be narrow, contracted and
thin,
Have you lull. heavy pain, ar oppression with
IN;
Or That dry, hacking cough, and shoriness OF
breath.
Unto mary 50 often TIC herald Of dea;s;
LODI, We'll la YOUR si,.ty. nor even dtll.,
Dare NOS with ycir Lie illas Ia mil day:
+ iquirr I'll once whcr, 10 CT &houite' Braces,
;en.cnbcrii 6. Iober'9' the cheapest oi places.
Pat he rraccs alone are not 81 You will find,
Remarkably ciirar and exactly - mind;
As AIsdiciu's pure, Drng~ 3 'od in heir places.
Cosmetics. rlumery. IN The n cst show case;
E ich person Ia want, as all VIII admire them.
Shou!,i cal. at Il ,Der;s' nrcg Sore aud bay
,hcm 10y. Lapore, iuy3, 81.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-16

To Sign Painters. &c. An assert
ment of Japanned Tins. suitable for sign pain
teIs for SHE by G r. ROBERTS
Aurr -, 1854. seyi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-16
Established liz,

NE7E take pleasure in announcing TO the
w trading public that our business facili-
ties are not exceeded by any otLer establish
ment in the country, and that we are prepared
to offer them GREAT INDUCEMENTS with
our present St0ckof Goods, which consists Of
almost an endless variety. & that it is for their
interests that they buy at the Escg,si;.tOr,
the great Central Dcpo, of Trade We pur-
chased very extensive
stock offspring and Summer Goods.
of tie latest STYLES; some Of which we will
sell al reduced prices. The motto OF quick
sales and small plGtS, is adopted al the Reg
uator, and We will not be undersold for cash
or short Tine.
We cordially invite our customers 10 call
on rs. rs We shall he happy to see them nj any
time AMI please them ~'iih good bargain
"liurrah fox the Regulator!
This is the CRY!
The champion of Cheap Goods
That viii conquer or die.
1t viii win every haitle
On the field OF the fight:
For i. stands for our country
For Freedom ana right"
We invite attention 70 orr late arrival orDrv
Goods, which are being rapidly sold, aaa those
WISHING 20 IHahc tOoo SSISctiuhS, must can
soon.
LAWNS THE QUANTITY,
and Cheap. Cis9isies. dilto.
SUMNER SuiWLS that mast be sold: Hand
some II aSln DE Lame at shilling per yard.
Bingham from 10 TO 30 cents. On hand large
and beautiful assortment of
LIZ L "a = IA FL" Sc
From 10 - cen per yard; few nice Silk
paraSolS that VII lie sold al cost. Lots of
IIoser, and Gloves. and Silk Mitts, Bonnie is
nnumeratle at low f4urcs, from ) sliillingS 10
- G0. Trimmings also or h3al.
ca Our II ATS c, CAPS ar in
& TIE ~ay-huy and relieve rs. Here
g You con Get every style an! quality.
! Good @cse9s5Ey o. 3[<sssSe GS04s5s
cans ap,ly OF hand, Muslin. bleached brown,
Hickory Shee;ng sc, &c.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-16
s'E1sU a. CEa7CAGO
*. IL,

Z NTiL further noi"e, pas e~g trains
a vii. IuA IN .Lis Road a. follows;
GOING SOUTH. GO NC NORTH.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-16

THOMAS FARGiiER
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-16

wM. FARGHER, JR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-30

AN ATTACK CHALLESaE--AND A CARS
Prom the San FRANCISCO Ballcun, Nov s


To day California will be parged more OF the 10.
famous characters who dssrsccd her eye, OF tae
civilized worid-oi one who he'd position obtained
through vie means the gnorarcc the true nature Of
the beast forced on her oy the currp primary election
system, and The money OF tao gambler We au 40 to ~
Keating, and the rowdY Congressman We are gad that
our state viii be rid of his bgn,ng presence aad our
citizens Of The modification they iee bcapR
the mark Of Can, with less to recommend him the
sympathy OF bis race, and with scharsc
cfma that the vilesi Of from him no
presenting them for smother three months the Naona
Congress.
Since the return Of this miserable man 10 our ssts he
has been remarkably quiet. lie has been snaaned by
all decent men az the plague would be; his bloody palm
has touched that Of eentlemaa. His associates
would not be tolerated 10 respectable society Ony once
10 our knowledge, has he been approached by gentle.
men, and that his arrival when he presentei
with petition IRON large body OF citizens request
ing him TO leave the state and expressing their ihdgns
uon at his vile conduct Our citizens have far respected
upon the murderer, and ne has been very careful
not 10 afford them an opportunity 10 administer
the justice be 30 recently escaped He has hardly
yet Notwithstanding the liquor imbibed for the
purpose OF keeping up false courage iu the
eyes o. bis fellows, recovered from tue shock which
the petition above referred was presented 10 hin, BY
few OF our citizens. One longer the chas
acter OF the formidable document was revealed 10 him.
and he vas assured was not the mandate OF 33 sscre
tary,' and the murderer would have allen IRON fear
The public have the satisfaction Of knowing although
this criminal may have the mpudence 70 present himself
at the next session OF Congress- their unsumeus con
demnsion OF bis deeds has besn spread before the world
and petition viii be presented 10 the House OF Repre-
sentaives, hs should he have cus spark Of shame Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-30
Y ARRIVAL. OF THE ILLINOIS.
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Two Weeks Later from California.
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News from the South Pacific, the Sandwich
Islands, Australia, New Granada, Central
America and the West Indies.
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$I,S3O,228 IN TREASURE.
~~>~S>>~~~~~~,~>o~~>o-~>~~~~~
= LE G r I Q N RET q r n 8
-S~ee~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~
Probably 5000 Plurality in the State
for Buchanan.
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GREAT CHINESE BATTLE.
NEWSPAPER ATTACKS ON P. 7. HERBERT. M. C.
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LETTER FROM GEN. WOOL TO The GOVERNOR
iNTERES TING ITEMS.
Organization of the Gadsden Purchase.
NEWS FROM ECON.
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MARRIAGES. BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
~~~S~~o"~~~o~~>cc~~~~~r"~o~~~
MARX ETs,

The United States mail steamship Illinois, Captain 8.
Boggs O. s. n, commander left Aspnwil at 2;i6 p NJ.
the Goth nst and arrived at Quarantine at sX O'Clock
yesterday morning. She brings the California mails Of
the 5th ns ss4 passengers and 81 22o in treasure
on freight.
Tho Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steamer Sonora,
W.T. Lapage, ESQ.,, commander lofs San Francisco Nov.
g. NJ with 4o7 passengers and So 22l 25s in
sure freight 1891, ,o46 Of which was foreign
oount-and arrived at Panama IL O'Clock A. NJ on the
10th.
The United States sloop Of Saratogs, z. g. Tton,
commander, LEFT Aspnwa Nov. Is, for Norfolk via Ha.
vana.
In the port OF AspinwalH. B. N. ship Orion 90 guns;
q. B. N. frigate Arrogant 80 guns; H. B. H. mail steamer
Dee, from San Juan del Norte, and gunboAt
Nov. 25-At s2b A. NJ, lat. "a SO N, Ion 73 81 w.,
spoke steamer George Law, bound 8. AT l0:Ao A. NJ,
lat rs Il NJ on IS 81 w., spoke American bark yoani,
crom -, for Havana.
Now 2e-M IL 80 A. NJ, lat 20 Al N, Ion. 10 So w.,
exchanged signals with American teamer, bound 8,
supposed 10 be the Texas, for San Juan.
- -.Ils-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-30


nNtcs from Oregon are 70 October 20 and from Crescent
City TO Octsber r..
fbe news not Of memcnt; We present below every.
ON October 10, A j. Masters was killed by J. McMa.
len, In an srray. The cause old feud. McMilen
was subsequently, admitted 70 osa
s ssd that . band Of snake isdans Numbering some
two hundred, have taken up position ew miles from
the DaAcs: thai they have . considerable number OF
American horses which By marhs Of the collars and bar
uess show that they have recently been worked II n
supposed they have been stolen from cmgrsus crossing
the Pains by the southern route. These indians are
ooao,es ION ,se so.,n ~ . nsvs cons up 70 nmper
towards the whites
Ttsre are several new steamboats, being bun for the
Toe oreson,Ans are Dragging Of thor ase frun large
Many Of the friendly Indians are .seaishly leaving the
reservation In Yamhill county. Tho hosIes, We sup
new wps,f ls being suu, Immediately below Plan
ders wharf IN The lower part of the city of Portland
hsm With the Indians mad taken place att the Walls
wala, In which the Americans o., one and the In
dams fourteen.
SIX or seven hundred head Of hcrsss muics and cslc
together with everything pertaining 10 tne volunteer o.
ssnsson Of Washington Territory vii be sold ., public
sale. ri vapcouver on the 10Th November.
The arst keg Of cider has been made in Oregon by
good
The isn 81 Oregon City was broken open on Thursday
pieht. Oct % and all the prisoners escaped.
Elijah, Chief OF the Rogue River tribe OF Indians, was
killed few since nj the Grande Ronde Reserve Ny
another indian by The Of Henry Elijah has always
The long PROMISED iisbs for Cape disappointment vas
lighted tor the time the night OF the 18TH of 0cto
ber The eht II said 70 be Of the first magnitude and 10
There had sssn an elopsmcot ID high tie near Port.
The Republicans have organised shrcvshous Oregon
Territory, and the utmost unasmisy and esshwAsn pre-
some FOSSIL remass have been found 10 rok c,un,y.
eileen fsa below ~ eWnM n " Epl1A s..eaI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-30
Two Weeks Later from California.
News from the South Pacific, the Sandwich
Islands, Australia, New Granada, Central
America and the West Indies.
sI,ssO,a2e IN TREAsURE.
zxHcrIoM RzrURMs.
Probably 5000 Plurality in the State
for Buchanan.
GREAT CHINESE BATTLE.

NEWSPAPER ATTACKS ON p. 7. HERBERT. M. C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-30

We are Indebted 10 Mr. H. MITCHELL purser OF the I'LL
nois for comprehensive report and to the Atlantic and
Pacific Express Company, the California expresses Of
Freeman Co., Wells, Fargo Co., and G. II. Wines Il
Co., and 10 the San Francisco depot Of W. Sui
ivan, for nes Of papers
The now steamship orizsba, OF the Nicaragua line,
rived on The 3oh u IL days from San Juan. Her
Ming time IRON New York Ia the best record.
The mail steamer Sonora, from Panama, arrived on the
est inst
Kennovan, the American podcstrsu commenced his
great feat OF walking hundred and six consecutive
hours, without sleep rest, Tuesday, October IL
and completed Saturday following, at 1oH o'clock.
ON the 22d ut, . man named Timothy Sullivan was
killed by the csvng In Of saHd bank at which he Was
working on Bush street Taylor San Francisco.
Two suicides had been committed In San Francisco
within the fortneht-the fret the 23d October, by
Erenchman named Jules Alfred Roper and the other
the 3eth by Lewis Deitch, German, formerly residing
IN Sacramento.
report relative 10 city finances gives the total
penscs OF Gan Francisco city ani county government,
from the 1st Of july 1sb8 to Oct 1866 ut t3306To
This shows saving over previous administrations OF
s1,4a7, ,4ee.
Two days after the departure OF the Atlantic scamsr
on the so,b II was discovered thA. Chester spragae,
who doing business 10 San Francisco proesscdy as
agents OF United States Insuraroe Company, had al
eo0uded They opened tncir ONCE lat August ana II "
supposed their premiums, up 70 the time Of leaving.
amounted 70 about g. COO The rosues subsequently
seen In Sacramento CITY.
walter s., alias Walter l. Chrysler, VINO recently
figured 10 extensively suits against Mayor Garrison
Al New York was arrested In san Francisco the 2plh
az October a, the Inasance Of VIM .. Fitch a charge
of perjury preliminary examination Of the was
pending before Police Judge.
Gen Cosby had made attack upon party Of Indians
on the klamath river, and killed a number Of them.
John Gardner, Jack PHILIPPE, and three others Of Tom
Bes rang had been arrested In calaveras county, and
lodged In jail.
man named Christy, cf Tom Bells gang, had
been arrested, and made confession detailing al tho
pas acts Of this terrible band Of robbers and murderers
John Sands was shot ri Cottonwood, By Thomas Ward
The ne OF the former dcspaed Of The difficulty
out OF q political discussion.
marty Of whites was recently killed by the Indians
near Bald Mountain.
ns ssid thai Ned McGowsn len Santa Barbara on q
French ship, bound for South Americs.
Rev. Mr. Hymsn, had arrived nom the Palms. and re-
pors that the fndns very troublesome along the
route He also gave accoun, OF fight ths. occurred
between party Of emigrsnk and band Of rcbbers con-
Stating OF seven white men; the affair resulting IN the
death Of OF aud the capture Of the other
swo The prisoners brought into California for trial.
Mr. Lyman is . Bsptist clergyman.
The Election In California.
The following table embraces the returns OF the Pres
tha A. AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-30

The posr'Asn OF egrs oounres 10 Oregon is 20 il5.
We learn om the Dalcs bhat strange Indians comeau
and 60 out Ia cesseess slsesson and e numbers arc
quite large The settlers ~ that point spprehensvc
o attack oSa the Indlaas and many sparng TO
leave for oineg ponss where they will be more safe
Telegraph wsts have been oot up far Cosv sils.
Tho Oregon srnss appear fsn rkabie fer nothing bus
mutual ascev bit eof feeling
A lot Of Ipo -report ssyr two hund,ss-escAped
from the Grsnce Ronce ReserveNon They were Gals.
pooAs. A party O. soldiers retock t1om.
is reported that chsyleys band OF tho NsVusy Is
diAns again disccsssd with the boundaries = tho
servaon recently surveyed and seraPur for tsem, aaa
refuse 10 20 ID unless the extire Nsq2khy bot
tom included. 50 II seems that further
Indian troubles are still IN store sor the Oregonians
and should hostites aeain be renswcd this vinter,
whore tho end wiM Ls what nunn5or Of ndia-s our
settlements Will have 70 oppose no o1e ss present ca
conjecture.
From Crescent City tssere Is scarcSy any inssx-
sepce. New and very ..ch mines hsvc boeu dis-
covered Elk Greek, q, stream which cmpues Int
the Klamath, about half mile bclow Happy Camp.
Men are rushing there from all potass-numosrs
having even lett the far tared 5cotts Bar Al tho last
accounts there were three hundred u ieAst -
work, aud none OF them m ak.ng less from ten
twenty dollars per day The diggings ere very extou-
sive in facs, the whole surrorAdsg cou 90 far -
has been prospected, turns 20 DC ric II three
days travel from Crescent City to the NJ y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-30

nwE thought that Bachsnsn would have about q, 900
majority In the State and that the whole democratic
Htate ticket was elected.
10 the city Of san Francisco vote was close between
Fremont snj Buchanan. The opposition charter ticket
was elecssd by about one thousand majority The cleo
nou wNs unattended Win any disturbance,
Cbsriu r. Scott and J. G. Mcxbben, democratic can.
didalss for Congress, were both eecssd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-30

In San francisco, the 18TH Of October OF water
the brain, Cara Agaes, only csild Of William H. and
In San Francsco, Oct. 20, Marsa1r Caversy, native
Of San Francisco, aged years
only nd Of Hsary and Bertha Drane, aged year
and day
IN San Francisco Oct. 40 Of Group, Amelia K.uIaAm4n
q native Of Valparaiso aged year.
M ssn FranciseO, oc, n, Robert Henry, native of
San Francisco, aged ysais.
In San Francisco Oct a. Chas n. Kerr, . native or
San Ffsncsco aged years ard months.
In San Franesco, OCT q, Rosa Blood, Dssive OF San
a. the Mission Of San nernsza,no, D. Van Luvea,
aged as years.
At crsss0n. esy, os. John csla.st aged gs years
Ia San FrnaIsco, Oct 70, Rev wnxam Gray, Of New
4, Yubs cis5 ccs ss Hon. p m MoSa County Judge
OF Suffer county.
Wess Creek, Oct 20, Martin Nett, fsrmery OF Mlwsekle,
At .etauma. Oct 30, Martha. youngest daughter Of
Charles and Jane BacxOurn aged years months sad
10 days
In san Francisco Nov l. Adaine 81 dssghter Of Joan
and Ha,Dah X. Iiutton nxed month";.
At Waido, Josephine Co., o. T Oct. 20, Laura Mner-
va daughter OF Dr. d. 8 Hoiton, sged ysar months
In harisu Co, T., oct g. infant soc. Of Mr.. Joseph
Cox aged 8 cnths.
In Pan Francisco, Nov a. Of consumption. Mr.. John
G. Brady, native OF New York aged 50 years and
months.
SAN SRAscIsco, Tuesday evening, Ncv. 4, 1855.
The departure OF the rsa steamer TO morrow and the
election to day have engrossed public ATTENTION such
nn extent that no business Of moment has betn done,
cFert from hstrelating 10 these subjects
AS wl oe perceived by reference to detais sass have
been exceedingly limited In the general tone OF the
nmsket there Is no change to note.
ELouR -Jobbng sales Of 200 qr. sacks Fowiers self
raising sold 1t 50 So $50 do extra nt - b0
200 do Alvao as IS IS l6o do Eaton Bost wick
ra at ~ 80, and 200 dc. domestic sup. at 81 rs.
81 so
BsxIxY 400 SACKS primo sold a axc and 600 DO job.
bling ~ So 80
oASs-leo sacks prime sold at " ~ and 200 DO job
bing at 81 S.
PorAroEs sacks primo ane choice sold, in lots at
Eye 23ic.
HAr-i tons fair GuaAty sold atI9
BUTTER 40 hfkind choice new June sold at 33n
PoR* 20 bss mess sold on p. t., and 35 half bbs.
ira Clear at $40 SO.
SrARcH--l0c boxes King,fords rsscld at 1870.
APfis 100 hf. bbs. chere Anser1can dried at IKE
SUGAR 10 oc0 los. China No. resoid at 9l.c., 50
bbls. American crushed at 15c.
CHAMPAGNE 40 bssket pers hetdsieck sold at agents
rates.
CoRpAGs-1s6 coils Manila sold on PIT.
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wssnioetaa Terrieory.
Governor Stevens hss returned to olympia Puget
Sound.
Therc are no further items Of The least nForsee from
this Territory,
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II seems that on Sunday evening the l3ia October a
named Pair, assaulted at locality on Shax's
T.at called " whim,own by Ed.srd and Thomas McCsuly
(brothers) and ielow known as !" Hg Uckv The
next day Far complained OF the pares, and they
arrested and fined. 0ne OF the Witnesses who testified
agsinst them on the trial Wesley Bond. Fer this
the defendants oper threatened 10 take his heart blood
evening where he was and Be- ran abu,ns him Hs having
heard Of their purpose got up, with the intention OF
leaving the place when Of the accompces OF the Nc
Cauys named Carr, placed himself m the door aud
we'd him back. telling him he could leave Bond then
drew his pisto At which instant be stabbed from be
hind by Edward ncC.uey. Bond then shot Carr through
the abdomen who died wi,hn an hour afser. some sc
counts say the sabbing and shooting simultaneous
acts The instrument used In stabbing Bond
10 TIE HIT sBag nck who wa. present then wrench.
ID Ponds pistol him, when the latter wshed " his
ed mat he hs5 Una Car sns .sa,s,y .1sr Sd
Aer Bond lett the store Tom McCauly enc esvorei to
eette pistol from Dick saying nc wished 70 follow B,nd
ard shoot MIN, as he had killed man. Tne teo then
went 10 the cabin and sought TO ge, TO- but were pre-
vented by the inmates, who Inquired " they wished TO
shoo, dead man The two then len, this |, seems be.
rg the first they knew of Bonds being stabbed Edward
McCauly had escaped, In the meantime, the Table
Mountain, and concealed himself In the chsppare From
here he sent friend TO procure MIN money win
which TO escape but the man instead Of doag So gave
information which led 10 his arrest The bloody kuie
S found upon bin Upon his beng brought intc shaw:
hang him. The justice, however summoned pesse Of IL
10 guard him Re then inside building aud
the door harricaded Meantime, large number arrived
from the adjacent camps, swefg the multitude aud sd.
ding to the clamor Tor summary punishment shortly
after the Sherlrs deputies up from soaora, with
volunteer force and entered the building and surround
cd the proner. The excitement smong those collected
now increased. and the deputy Was obliged TO promise
them that he would not remove the prisoner until the
mornpg Afer this sheris stewart arrived and il
becoming known that he intended to take McCauy with
him that night the excitement renewed but owing
that ofcers determined conduct actual rssisauce
vas offered to his executing his purpose. horse was
then brought for the prisoner; he brought out
rounded BY the guard, with drsrn p,sols the party
mounted. and 4 moment m w
When the party were some distance from town, . shot
vas hFed IRON the road side The bushes searched
charged the ground At bis ec He sss arrested and
taken 70 Sonora With hcCauly, and locked ap Ia the
county jail
A cor9nus iwy hatlas he'd a inquest 0yu ,he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-30

The Election In California.
The following table embraces the returns Of the Pres
cDssl election up to the sailing OF the steamer 7r.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-02
Let Facts Sneak tnr Thonsot

Who hos the Adrantage in our Conqressional Represe'ttot'on-the North or the South p-'rbe whole of the people in the north-black and whlte-men, women and children, are repre- sented in the House of Representatives in Con greas. In the south only three-fifths of the blacks are represented in that body; or in other words, two-fiiths of the colored people of the southern States are left out of the count in making up the number of inhabitants to be re. presented. The ratio of the present represen. tatlon we believe, is one representative to every IO,OOO lnhabtants-not 10000 voters, or 70. OOO taxabes, but 10000 inhabitants. In mak. ing up this number of inhabitants, only three out of every five negroes or slaves in the south. ern States are counted. Therefore, the whole people In the free States are fully represented w @hiie only part of the people of the slave o'ates are represented in Congress.
The true Democrat., 1856-12-02
Jonn '. Fremont up for the United States
 Senate.

As part of Stewards scheme to set aside this formidable lion in his path, and open the way for his own nomination in 1860 1t is now proposed to elect John c. Fremont to the U. S. Senate at the next session of the Legislature of New York, in the place of Hamilton Fish. We know of no better mode of prlcklng the Fremont bubble than this. The twenty-one days service in the Senate served, better than any other incident in his career, to relieve Ere mont of his peacock pumes, and reduce him to a very small specimen of jackdaw.
 A whole term would, we think, satisfy the | highest ambition and minister Tn the most sa- tsfactory manner to the intrlgues and schemes of the willy Seward. A greater explorer than himself would be needed to trace up and disco ver at the end of couple of sessions, the once mighty hero of so many epics and the idol of so many thousand infatuated partisans. | This would be most effectual extinguisher of | the Fremont of 1856 We should regret it, | We desire to see J John Charles saved for another | licking in 1860. He is not half so dangerous as Seward; and we trust that Thurlow Weed, and the other managers of the black republi. cans, will not suffer their little man to be thus contemptuously snuffed out
 | There is another objection to this scheme of slaughterng Fremont. During the canvass his name figured at the head of the black re- publican papers as "John c. Fremont of Ca lifornia." He himself, in his letter to Mir. | King, of San Francisco, declared himself as still citizen of California. Can he be citizen of California and Senator from New York! Of course the people of the latter State have the right to elect any one they may choose as their Senator; but we imagine that Fremont when he takes his seat as Senator from New York, will have to yield up his pretensions as a citizen of California; Cincinnati Enquirer.