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albany HIGH SCHOOL.

THE FALL. TERM commences Monday,
i September sth, and closes Friday, Nov. 2lst
This School is located in pleasant village
Building new, large and commodious. twill be
the especial aim OF the Preceptor to give thorough
instruction in the solid branches, while superior
facilities viii be afforded those DESTROYS of attend
ing drawing.
Board and Room can be had on reasonable
Terms.
RATES OF TUITION.
Primary Branches, 2 90
Common English, per term, 2 so
Higher, @ 90
Latin and Greek, 90
Other Branches as low as at other Schools in
the vicinity.
ASA WHITNEY, Principal.
Applications may be made to Rev. H. Hovey, or
William H. Johnston, Albany, Vt.
August, 1856. 82:3w.
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BACH'S
American COMPOUND.


FTNHE subscriber woald respectfallv ask The
! attention q the feeRlc Of Vermont, 70 TIE
BAcHs AMERICAN COMPOUND.
As one Of the beat pfspasations before the nub,i,
fer the relief and cure ofthe following complaints
Bronchitis. MiaisferS Sore Throat. C1L
onel, Aarsiag aud J'zcerated Sore
Mosths, Sore Nipples, lHsrcieiial Tiaiats
Fever Sores, .Serefala, liberation 81
tle lungs and .Sonlacl, az Nervous
Complaints, Female Weakness and h.
Irregularities, Fl,sor Ai5us, Tor YATES
Coughs arising from an hritatsd
Throat, Pies, Weak .Stomachs--in
fact. "a ang case Of
WEAKNESS, INFLAMMATION. or IMPURE
BLOOD, USE THIS REMEDY.
In the city Of Auburn. where this medicine Is
prepared, and the Proprietors reside, a large liss
of the most reliable and respectable proofs OF its
efficacy have been furnished in is favor bv the
voluntary promptings ef those who have been re.
lteved and cured of long standing and extremely
aggravated affections Of the above complaints,
from grateful desire 70 spread is knowledge.
and promote Tie good Of others who nav Be sim
ilafly afflicted.
Us influence has been peculiarly happy IN Al,
cases Of BroRchiai and Throat afeotsdas. irom
slight to Chronic determinations and E}cerafioas
Also in some very marked cases Of Female Weak
ness and Irregularities, ard many other COM
plants enumerated above.
" e have also some strong eases OF this charac-
ter In our own State, ia which ID has been used
with scosdef} success, where for wears r.sprts 4
many other remedies have failed to afford relief
It's ingredients, among which Is a compound
fnid extract Of
aRFFCU drops " on uf,ANrrtp poo7,,
and composition are such ms TO render Il perfect
~ safe and harmless requiring the exercise OF M
special care in regard to the habits Of the indi-
vidual, beyond that ordinarily necessary.
From personal knowledge Of these facts. &c
not hesitate to say to all who are IL any way ar
ficted with Bodily Weakness, Debility, lnilam.
nation, Impure or Sluggish Blood, that
BACHS AMERICAN COMPOUND
is recommended in the strongest assurance O
Relief and Gre.
FRED. f. SMITH, Montpelier.
Wholesale Agent for the State OF Vermont.
To whom all orders should be addressed.
TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS,
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NOTICE.:

DR0KE into the enclosure of the subscriber in
I'D Craftsbury, on the 10th of July, one red
yeurling heifer and two yearling steers; one, red
with white spots on the rump and belly and legs,
the other red with white strip in the face.
The owner is requested to prove his title to said
yearlings, and on paying all legal charges to take
them away. DANIEL BALDWIN.
Craftsbury, July 18th, 1856. 32:Sw.
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& ROBINSON.
TANNERS AND CURRIERS'.

GLOVER, VT.
M GUILD say to their friends and patrons, that
Wv they are now prepared to execute all orders
for Tanning in manneF unsurpassed by any firm
in News England Green Hides wanted in
exchange for Cash. Remember that we pay a
LITTLE more for Hides and Skins than any bodg
else.
Sole and Upper Leather, and Calf Skins, of
superior quality always on hand, and for sale at
the lowest market price -25-1y
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Bach's Family Recipe Book is to be had gratis
Of all Agents-you VIII there see cures Of disea-
ses recorded-and you are invited 10 commtni-
cate with any whose certificates are given, in
order 70 prove them genuine.
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FENHE subscribers are agents for S. & A. Dow
of Johnson for the sale of cloths of their
manufacture, which they will sell in exchange for
cash or wool.
GEORGE W0RTHINGT0N, Jr. & CO.
lrasburgh Jan. 4 1856-Itf
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awIn Bowdoin, Williams, Waterville,
Dartmouth. Middleton and Yale colleges,
a lar &c majority Of the students have de-
clared themselves in favor of Fremont.
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Arch Plates.

A RICH Ash and Oven Months, Cooking Ranges,
IA Farmers Boilers, Chain Pumps, Iron and
Copper Pumps, Lead Pipe, Iron Sinks, for sale
cheap by II. CHAMBERLIN & Co.
Barton, July, 1s56.--tf
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CAUTION.

All the genuine medicine Lears the fac smile Of
P. " r. COVENTRY & CO, on The outside
wrapper.
Principal Office and Depot. 50 GExEsEE ST..
AUBURN, n. Y.
FRED. E. SMITH, General Agent for the State
Of Vermont.
For sale by c. C. KELLAAi, Irasburgh, VI. Is
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fEfHE suhscriheF has % hand sud for sale
Y laFEs qnautltF q excellent Eeady Made
Iiathiag. wiitca ghsy slli cell a. low - any one
Ia ia caaniy. Aiao, hat nate assortment Of
nFy 0asds, agueefies. Pisin aaA EAnoy Drsss
Ainaas, &s., Ga,, GF fais l8H.
GEORGE wOKTHiHGTOS. il. 8 co.
IfAsbuFzh. Jas. I. Isss-ln
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DIED.

In East Brookfeld, on the 18th ult., Of
disease of the heart, Mr.. SAMUEL How
Ely, aged 81 years.
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1856! GOODS. 1856!
GOOD GOODS
NEW GOODS.

GOOD GOODS,
NEW GOODS.
AND so CHEAP Tool4i
4 we'll tilIed Store I Glanced to sec,
As was passing Coven-trce,
| hicd within, and took a seat,
To view this Stock Of Goods complete.
WE HAVE
Mems Coats and Pants Of fabric rare.
Crasats and Stocks thas'll MAKE You sisrs
Shirts and Collars, Nccklies and Vests,
OF New York style ne rery best
Our Moleskiu Hats, in style most rare.
None can excel, and few compare;
Beaver, SILK, Fur, in style the best.
That well have proved 10 stand the test.
Mems, Boys, Clildrens, Of varied style.
That are not surpassed in any pile,
Ladies Hats We have likewise,
That fill beholders with surprise.
Carpet Bags, Trunks, and neat Valises.
At fair and usual market prices;
Ladies SatchelS, Umbrellas neat,
That in this country can't be beat.
Port-Monnaries, Gloves. rare and nice,
And at a very moderate price.
Why win you roam this world around.
When here the best Of Goods are found Z
WE have been still a long time, but have now
w made arrangements to receive New Goods
weekly throughout the season, 80 that we may
always be advised s. to the lowest Aarket pfices
and latest fashions IN vogue.
We would ePeoiaily cali tho attention Of the
Ladies 70 onr New stock Of Goods, which we
have selected especially for them, among which
are some entirely new styles Of
Sun Shades, Fancy Parasols, Fine Linen
Cambria, Swiss Dotted Muslins,
Plain India Muslins, Book,
Jaconet, and Nainsook
Muslins, Checked,
Corded, and fig
ured; Plain
and
Checked
Cambria, Ladies
Linen and Cambria
Hdkfs, French, Cambria.
and Muslin Collars, Lace, Mas
lin, and Cambria Edge and Insert
ing, Florence, Pearl, Braid, Open, Gossa.
mer, and Plain Straw Bonnets, Rib
bons, Flowers. Tabs, (astonish-
ingly beautifully Gloves,
and Hosiery, Dress
Trimmings, Prints,
DeBages,
Berage
Delaine, Be
RACES, Lawns, French
Muslins, Black, Fancy, &
Brocade Dress Silks, Silk,
Grape and Cashmere Shawls, Heavy
Cottons, Unbleached and Bleached Fine
READY MADE CLOTHING.
To buy their Clothing now is the time,
But where's the place to buy its
I'm told it is AZ Walworth g. Vests
think I'll go and try it.
Our neighbors don't begin to guess what we nr
doing in this line. Hats, Caps,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
throughout. Ladies Kid and cloth Oaiters, an
Jenny Lind Boots.
". |. GOODS & GROCERIES,
Flour, Salt and Nails. Paints. Oils and Dye StRtf
| Crockery, Glass and Hardware, Tin Ware, Stove
/ AID Stove Pipe.
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WANTED!!

10 SMART young Men to Peddle Tin, Glass,
III Crockery, and Wooden Ware. To com
mence by the 1st Of September, for which the
best wages will be paid. For further particulars
enquire of N. DAGGETT, Irasburgh.
VIM. A. BROWN & co.
Warren, r. l., July Is, l656.-sl-6w
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MUSIC STORE.
BURLINGTON.
l. S RUST
PIANO rORTrS

II As = complete sssortnoat Of Nn.,.., -.
e'isna'se, and al eooas pertaIninS - "a
egsnca q bnsife<s. large asso.s......e - ~
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trefu the maHaiactoyies Of Chiekcrine. wo,s.--,
! brown, and Brown : Allen, whose nstrp,r..,.
are vel known 10 be superior to anv 90.
manufactured IN this eoantfv. s's
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BOSTON MARKET.

WHOLESALE PRICEs.-JULY 26, 1856.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-20

The electoral vote OF these States numbers
one hundred and seventy, or twcnty-onc more
than is necessary to a choice. 10 this table w
have not included California, -four votcs,) which
state, we think. beyond Doubt, has gone Tor Mr.
Brcu,Stx. These four adle, to the number
above given, and we have as the result one hun
drd and serenity -iour votes in the electoral col
egc for our candidate, or twenty five more than
is necessary 10 II choice.
Maryland (cigh, yot'e) has gone for Full
MORE, anl fRENcNr has carried New York
thirty Eve yolos; all New England, lorty-ono;
Ohio. twenty three; Wisconsin, five; Michigan
sin; total one hundred and ten. Giving to
FsESosr Iowa, which Is yet in doubt incr,as
~ his vote 10 one hundred AMI fourteen. This
calculation We think is correct, and even II il
was not, i.rcuAs,N could afford 10 lose thrc,
or ioGr States and still be- elected. As il il
however, no sane man of either party, but will
coucc,lc, from these figures, that BUCHANAN and
BRRrNiSaipGE are elected by "a triumphant
majority by the people.
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POSTAL Announce lcnis.

We learn oy letter from the Hon. II NJ
ErcR Of tue establishment of the following mi
di,ionaI post Offices in this Territory
At Whi'eW Water Falls, Wmona county
WnIIa fE,sE, Postmaster.
At Dodge City, Steele county Jous Co
BrRs, Postmaster.
At Cedar Creek, Chisago county SAMUEL
WS,r. rosimastrr
Al Imlepondcnct Wabashaw county; Srrr
l.. M'CARrs. Postmaster.
Al Chicago THY, Ghisrgo county; llFSR,
|. tLiNaEr, Postmaster
At Chippewa, Chisagn county, j = GrI.
plSG. l'.stmaslcr
Az otter Lake, Ramwy county Ross WI.
gtSsos. Postmaster,
At Columbus, Hanay county JouN Err
MFR. Postmaster.
At ccnicrSlle, Ramsey County Cu,aLEs
rrrIs, Postmaster.
o. B l'Rv,sr has hcn appointed i'osrmas
ter at E,na. Fillmore county, in place oi I.
Jupp. resigned
=. \. Toes has i~,aI appointed Postmastel
at Waterford, Dakota county. in place of W AZ
uES ATKINSON. resigned
lIsaNAs TKorr has been appointed rostmns
ter al Alhamhra, thisag, county, in place q
H. ". BALLARD. resigned.
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The Time, man has S,cn nothing yet, accord
ing to lis statement, which would lead him "a
suppose that Gucu,N,s is elected, and he there
fore insists that the contest Il still doubtful
although all the Republican editors in the coun
try, as well a in this city. OF any note, give VI
the hattie ~ lost to them This shows good
sense on their part. They have fought well
but have been defeated, and in freely acknowl
clsingsthe roat OF their party, they have abun
dani proof to sustain their position, in the fig
nrng up OF the vote OF the various States.
We like to sce NAN cling to bis principles
and do battle Tor tiicm always and in all proper
times and places, hut 1t stcms TO ~ n hack o.
motler-wi, OF the part Of man who persist:
in repeating the assertion that the ncmocrati,
candidate is not elected, When every person who
knows anything at all, knows the contrary Il
be- the c;la.
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Political News.

a dispatch from Washington states tina, mr.
engagements are already in progress for the re
organization Of the Editorial force of The Un,o,,
newspaper. !, is in contemplation to have one
editor from the North and another from the
South, in view Of BUcmASAN's Administration
Mr.. NICHOLSON will retire on the 4th Of March
On our first pagc will I've found stirring
address from the Democratic National Com.
mittec.
MIR. BuCnANAy was in Lancaster City on the
day after the election, and the Inland Dniy
says he looked pleased 1t is thought, how
ever, that by the 4th OF March next he will
heel little worried from the attentions of his
friends who may In anxious to serve the public
JoHS BUTLER, colorcl man belonging 10
New Bedford, came oil the way from Cali
ornia ito cast his vote for FREMONT and free
DOM Such zeal IL commcndable, though it
bc "wasteful AMI ridiculous excess" Ia travel
four thousand miles in order to increase the
black vote Of Massachusetts.
In round numbers, the vote for Mayor IN
New York stool as follows:
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,rntic ran oi eleven mcm'~rs

Indiana has gone llVmTraiic hy tl,er
thousand majority, az Gcv, Wmdur Telegraph
ed In the rcuUsy wanna State Cc",rd Commit
,es, on the night oi the aih
WISCONSIN Iowa and Michigan, have c"u,
Tor rsEao>r Tho majority in,ach State can
NJ, la as.sriaia,l. Ia Michigan, Mcssrs
How ,Rp. " slnnp0E AMI W upRoS. are cer,
hd TO Congress, anal Is,cn, I"pnhI'csn, 10
pla,' or i'p'N, Democrat
ri,c State iHgSlaiur Is Republican,
la WISCONSIN the Republican Ccuenssuicu
arc rl,vtc,l as follows First District. JouN
r. rurrEg. Second. q & W,muuRSr: Thirl
GUYS BuIiSGurRSr
ohio has gone hoy faSsosv 10y about ID,
same majority slpr po,w thr Republican STATE
,ickc, in octohrr, 1000
Maryland Is The only southern state thai
has vo,cl tor fuiNoRs. With SIGH, c,,nnts,
TO hear from, fIusoRT's majosi,, in the stat,
i. over : 600
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walker aud Annexation,

There Is wit rs veil as valor in WALKER
thu rnc'ern William ,be Congueror On heins
asked whether h. should soou visi, the United
States. h. replsd that he probably would bu,
tina, he should not do IL until be could 20 there
Ell tie ,oag ~ land. WALKvR ia evidcn,ly
expecting The sPec,ly a.ven, ~ the time When
rnclc Sans farm viii hu,i mp" against his
own ht,S ~po,ato.> patch" and he will he max
irg his way towards Washington A. Senator
'ron the rev State 81 Nicaragua
The ~ Ioois people have voted q tax Of a
hall a miIliu Of dollars upon themselves to
sustain the Ircn Mountain anA North Missouri
Railroads
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She Next Congress.

Doe of the most gratifying results connected
with the recent elections in tic Northeri. States
Is the unqualified endorsement by tho people, Of
tine political c0uryn OF nearly every Democratic
lnernber Of the House OF Representatives, 1nd at
equally emphatic and decided verdict Of con.
dcrnnation Of the Black Republican and Know
Nothing majoriiy in that branch Of the Nation
al Legislature The election OF Mr. BucHASAS
would have been q great triumph, but without
the cooperation Of Democratic majority 10
Consress, devoid OF those great AMI beneficial
results which will How from his administration
Of pablic affairs.
The Democracy will have in the next House
clcar working minority OF members. In the
Northern States and also in the South where
elections have been held, We have made large
gains, while the gains Of the opposition have
been lew and tar between. and in most instaf-
os effected through the operation Of local causes.
In the States Of Maine. Wisconsin, Mich.
gan and Iowa, the Democrats have lost four
members in each State --but in New
York, New jersey. Pennsylvania, Ohio, indi-
ana, and Illinois, We have gained nearly forty
members Of the House. Ia Missouri, we have
gained two Democrats, who will succeed X now
Nothings.
We do not think any Of the Democratic
members eject will Ia found 10 be afflicted with
what GREELEY calls spinal weakness their
back bones will prove marvels Of rig,idty and
stiffness. With great propriety. the Demo
crats in most instances, particularly in Penn
sylvania and Ohio, ~ nominated those tried
champions OF true principles who were prostrL
ted by the ti,lr ol ,sctionaiism and religious
bigotry which swept the North IA 1854. la
the list ID Democrats excited Ia tue neal,
House, not n single anti N cbraska man can be
found. Every member was elected rs the NV
owed advocate Of the great principle of popu-
lar sovereignty, embodied in Mr. Douai.As'
Kansas. \ ebraska Act. This endorsement Of
Judge Doual.,s' senatorial course by the pco-
pie of the North. where hc has been maligne,l
and siaRlcred. is extremely gratifying To the
friends oi that gentleman.
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W laeOuHln lfaiIHUAsis


weiI informed gentleman who has been at
Madison during the last session 4 the Wiscon-
sin Legislature, says the Chicago Pres, has
kindly furnished Us the following facts In reia-
ton to the disposition Of the Iaids granted to
that State by the last Congress Tor Railroad
purposes.
On The east side OF the State hey were given
To new Company. authorized ind required TO
construct frsi class road iran Fon ia lac,
the present terminus Of tie Chicago, St. Paul
and Pon du Lac Railroad 10 superior, at the
Yves, end Of Lake Superior, touching the Mich
igan line, and giving a connection To the Mich.
gan roads from Marquette and OntonagoD. On
the wes, side Of The State they were granted
10 the la Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad from
MpiisOD to liu,la0n and superior. The la
Cross. and Milwaukee Railroad Company last
week contaminated an arrangement by which
oil the lands granted by Congress lying north
Of Hudson 10 Superior aud BayiieId were trans
| lcrabie to the 81. troix and Lake superior
Railroad Company. md this Company dial on
| the 2sih OF alat month close Il contract for the
INSTRUCTION ol ile road complete. The road
rom HUDSON 10 Superior is to be commenced
within sixty days, and completed by July, sc.
Supplies nrc now hing purcbased IN Chic;'-
go Ia commence abd prosecute the work yigor-
oasy aud will he shipped by SPENCER X Cos
line to Superior.
The contractors are men Of wealth, large ex-
pcrnrncc IN bu,laiIug roads, aDI great energy,
AMI are well known in Pcunsyls anna. The
| firms nana, Is DuIos. J,ckNAs. JANsErr n
ltp.
Thus the ~. tro,x and Lake Superior Rail
road II 10 bc the pioneer Railroad from Lake
Sslsfinr /" the .Al' Of his Mississippi li.rr.
Well mny Chicago say sc are the meeting
poihi oi tlnr rxif, ms Oi ,ln BUSINESS men 81 the
I mon
Ouf correspondent. who IL a citizen Of Su-
pcrior, halls this insult as as earnest Of their
future success. Communications were opened
two years since, and pryioua Ia that not u per
son lad ,n,s.rd hriNccn the warrs of Sup rior
AMI 'hc Mississippi except on foot Ncxtyoa
Superior viii hasc iwo good wagon roads, nne
in Wiscousn to Hudson, aud oio via military
road To- 81 inul. with branches to Crow " ing
We ujoio that our sister STATE Wisconsin
!. 10 have railroads through both her eastern
AMI western honlrrs. They viii Gauge II sub
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O.. n. seOntV.

Quite nuinier 81 u. s. Srintofs Will hc
elected by the Legislatures If the d'tlrrpt
States, during tle coming winter, In Maea.
chu@tts. In place Of Mr.. Suasss. IL " rurDor,,l
that Axsos i,um isd,Ms will be teci~i 10
Vermont, Soi.0Aos foors has been reelected,
CnAni.ss T.. Jsxrs. Of Il. /. aud Isaac 1ouosy
Of Conn. will lie mccv,l,pl by Republicans, IN
Tho next Congress. IN New York, u Senator
will he elected Ia nucc,d Mr. Fvu. Among
the prominent nsplrants arr llksny j RAY.
mosp, editor Of thu N. ! Times From New
Jersey, the term Of Jous H. 1'uoarsos will
expire. "A the l,e,nocrnti have carried the
legislature. either Mr. TuoarsoS or sonr 9th.
Democrat will h. clrtsi From l,unsylyn.
mia. n Senator will H. elected In plnrc Of Mr..
Bmpusap. JonS W, foRSsy, whose nborH
IL the rcent coutcst caanol In over. imai, i.
h -Iokcn Of ~ liaopueap's sucp~sor.
10 Indiana, after the fourth Of March next
there will bc two vacancies in the SENATE both
II which will b. lill,l by Dcmocra,s Ia
t"Nhst"'s " sta'''"' WV
,lrri,sl Ia the State Legislature, and IA u con
sequence. titu, CAss viii h succoslri by Il
Negro Worshprr. This IL To he regretted
IN Wisconsin. u Republican will also b. elected
IN place of ''en. popas. In the Southern
States, lloo. ANTHONY KENNEDY, OF Mary Lanai
J, NJ. MAsos. Of Va. JsvrsnsoS DAVIS, ol
Mn~.. AMI T. j. Ruas, Of Texas. have ALREADY
lsvn elected TO III vacancies which will occur
on the fourth al March next, Senators ar
", 10 m clcc,d in plac Of JANIS A,
RAvAwp AMI JonS N. CA,ros, IN Della
war; In piac, Of jaws q, Josn IN Tcr
nc~cc; anil in place Of \, u MALLORY. in Flor.
Ida In Missouri, and CaliIsnia two Senator.
In each State will he elected to supply vacan
GAS. The pcmocra,ic majority in the the next
Senate will be very large.
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The HsrGtd, Tribune. Times Courier an!
Enquirer, and Erening Pod. Of New York
city, have earned high position in point Of in
iluence, and enjoy reputation Us broad as our
country. They have been regarded, and We
believe with justice. US embracing Ear the great
or share 0i the wealth, talent, and influence, OF
the New York Daily Press. These five joarn
ais, differing widely On almost everything elst
and representing as many sections of the public
agreed to unite in the support Of Fremont and
Black Isepublicanism; and no doubt fancied
that SO formidable combination would be en
tircly successful in the end they had in view
Especially did they count upon carrying every
thing IL fore them in New York city itself and
few persons, probably, at first blush, would
have been inclined to dispute the business o
their calculations. No weapon, the most
Inscriptions which human ingenuity eoult
devise, or the most prodignl expenditure Of
money could procure. was left untricd by them
or was not piled to the utmost extent of hunal
in,leIatigability. Yet the result has not bocl
very nattering to the boosted influence Of this
quintuple newspaper alliance. Ia New York
City the vote for BucHASAN was larger thar
that for FILLMORE and FREMONT combned and
the vote Of the latter, the smallest of the three
The people Of the Empire City have thus shown
that their intelligence and independence are
proof against the sophistry, errors, and false
hoods, OF their press, however ingeuiousiy and
boldly urged. Happily, it is not often tina,
fraud and deceit can prevail against the instinct
i've good sense, and sterling uprghtncss OF tho
great body Of the people in our country. Only
give time for the sober second thought" tc
assume its sway, and all is right. Demagogue
isri, treason. and every species OF political im
position aud baseness, are then compelled to
stink away and burrow themselves again in th,
dark places whence they had ven,ured to issue
As long as the great body OF the people ar,
honest and intelligent. and consequently irut
to themselves, there is no danger for Democracy