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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-29
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BALTIMORE, Oct 2s, 1856.
Nev Orleans paper publishes letter from General
csdsden which ntimaies that the American Minister
viii not md the government 70 which he accredited In
existence and states that Alvarez add vdsurrt we've
bo,h advancing the capital In order 70 overthrow
President Comonfort
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MRS. GOV. koB-c,soNS BOOK,
M KANSAS:
IT'S INTERIOR ExurioR LryS.
Including full view OF Settlement Pora History Social
Life, Climate boil, Productions Scenery. no.,
MRS. SARA T.. u. ROBINSON.
vol limo. Illustrated. Price ST.
Mrs Robinson talented and high spirited wife Of
Robinson free State Governor Kansas has wrfNon
narrative Of her experience and observation. II
promises great sensation -PLhsdepha Bulean.
Just published by CROS1EY, NICHOLS co.,
No. Ill washiugton street. Bssasa-
Sen, by mail (postpaid) on receipt ossE
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Tn Arrxgyp Fopogsy nv a BRoxKR-ASorHHs Cow
.rr In the case Of Daniel Osrsnder, sbroker having
an efboe In the Gsey Building Broadway, nov confined
In Inc Tombs on charge Of forgery fresh complaint
was made Yesterday against the prisoner ~ L1cius
r.. - No. : nrvl M slip. Mr.. Hart In his sM.
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Tn GENERAL COMMITTEE-KINGS COUNTY. OCT. q,
f66.-fo the republicans of trookiynl-The Kepublcaa
General COMMITTEES of Kings county aware OF what an i'm
poran auxiliary 10 the daily republican In this
city would prove wish call public attention TO the establish
men of the Brooklyn Republican. Approv1g the pln upoa
which this Journal has commenced therefore hope
that whatever patronage is fairly entitled tcmay bevromDt
IL rendered. the hands and hearts OF It's propeB
JOHN @. BERGEN. Freshest
q. AIPHEus SMITH. Secretary
This paper will heneeforh he issfed daily ova the snce.
Enrn Sfre
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DARE CHANCE FOR BOOK BUYERSs-ME6SRS
N EVANS co. have Just reeoveA \ epon6N stock q
standard and popular books. Having bunght largely
the Naw YORK sad Philadelphia trade sales,
determined give better bargains than Be
had elsewhere We saaH ae many books a les tnAA Ne
usual pricea and shall A gtn worth
Is 500 will delivered purchaser a
each book the time Il sold. New books rccefved
asssued Mrs Stoves book Dred, for sal6 ~ q ~
gin included; The Hls At the shssmnc 81 Is with gn AL
books warranted an perfecL Catalogues of books
taning full explanations with lists % GIFTS sert Tree 70
address application by mail Great Inducements are offer
ed 10 agents. EVANS Co. go Broadway.
References-D Appleton Co, $40 and s4s Broadway;
Derby Jackson, LIT Nassau street. New York; Phillip
sampson Co ID Winter street, Bosons ). b. Lppencou
Co. Philadelphia.
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u,xTrNguIsHFRs ATTENTION THE LAST RALLY
~ before the fhe "txtingussers' viii take part IN
Ne .srra ,orchqh demonstration Thursday
All ire nds Of Mard FILLMORE and ofour eaase invited 70
- e ~ that D03warihs fu baud has been
raeea for Inc pxiinauhets Come one, AL. Due
n0sles viii be given Of the time II meeting
V" n b LARaN, Vice Pfesden,
v n GARrsCHE, Secretary.
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THE ONLY BOOK OF THE KIND IN THE MARKET
The Governors of the various states having issued their
proclsmaons for Thsnk Day the d Of November.
The subscribers ezPedng hre ssthe an edition
admired Of Gil AsIlCLEER by Corn aims MAAewu
II will be handsome limo with beautiful illustrated cover
1onspiece and other appropriate Illustrations BY
barley ready the lst Of Nosenber and sold 6fy
retail with the usual discount 10 the trade BOOKSELLERS
that supplies distant
= TO send IN their orders Immediately
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The steamship Saluago reached Panama the amer.
noon Of the Tth OF Olober bringing S2ls 27e in
sure As passengers, the mails for aud les amss
for Cuba, brought up by Mr. Rcenn French nsturas,
traveller.
The Gates are Valparaiso. September Is, and calao
September %.
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LlTEnA1Uhns
UvIEI.D SPORTS IN THE ASCENDANT.
IL WAITER WHO MAY BE PRESIDENT,
COUNTRY CISpYER
Additional attractions will be found In the NAV YORK
CLIPPER OF this week Besides the usual freight Of interest
sporting n.elhgeuc home abroad has sninAteA
descriptions Agricuhurat Fairs Horse Exhbsas
Boston Portlapa Bradford Vt; Lincoln county, Me- St.
Louis, Mo Gardiner Me- Sagadahock and other similar
of popular enjoyment In the sports Of The turf
Price four cents.
The CLIPPER
Is the Only sporting paper for tire people.
Sold everywhere.
ROSS 4 TOUSEY. General Agents.
l0H NASSAU
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VALPARAISO srFrrxRxs 10 The revival alluded 70 In
our last report prevailed 10 the present fortnight
The pert Of foreign buyers hsvrg le by the
last snamer for their destination with their pples our
nsyket has re assumed less brisk appearance regard
20 foreen productions prices however have experienced
40 ssnsibe fluctuations and We do not alter former
quotations accordingly The arrivals have been very
krifnl.
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BOSTON Oct 2S-Arr ba-ks jubilee. Cardenas; Mary
sade Alexandria; Perl Philadelphia brgs keoka and Len
I'D 2h and passed Chatham morning Of 18th n 40 AN
steamer to bes wIih ship Athena IN tow for Niork-
G.x-~..<--..-..-<x.~-~~
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nENTIsTRy.-DR. n. n. DURKIN, CANAL. NEAR
~ vsrick street-ce nheF l18 4inves attention
he long and succef sful experience Daily operations win
Prices moderate
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sBfST WARD REPUBLICAN, ASSOCIATION, FIRE.
- and Davton-A public meeting Of tbs association
W ~ loloion "wednesday evening, Ocobes - Fremont
HsR sel Fourth avenue. Hon. Abraham 1akemau will adj
EDWARD N FlrrcHrR Sect, WI H. w0oDNAS, Pres.
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TWILADFIFUIA. Uct -.--AFF mp N0npaFleI F0nIkf
Liverpool bark Margaret Wood bordeaux: Filmort
Davis hYork senrs Lscon, bearse, and King, Leed
do: les, Chase, Bosion.
cd ,tesmshp CITY o. Baltimore Lelich Liverpool: shp
TuscArura Duneyy, do Baltic stevens NOreans brgs Ca
lapr Amts and Chmbcrsyo Brown. Boston schrs Jaspe
(hrl Psrr Halifax. l. waes. Hoffman. Savannah; Lad
suffolk Batsr and Virginia Price, Chase Boston, Shat
La ". Aar4fur
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-04
Political Items

The Portland Advertiser learn, ''at Dnu.
Cochran hl, declared h.,rrlrnr Gr IT,
mont anil Dayton, and gives l.m e most
enthusiastic support
The Milwuki, Daily Wisconsin, one of
doe oldest and mostab,r rr. 300 W.r0u.
lin, heretofore Democratic, is uut for FIRE.
mont The Sbc'oy-an lWi) Journal has
czpir,d for want Of support. Iva. "a ba-
chanln paper, aud that gentleman DON'T
take uut West.
Tho North Western Democrat, MinnHr'-
H., Min, declines 20 put the Cincinnati
ticket at IT, mast head, AMI doclnra asata'.
Border Rufaui.m ia strong terms.
The Boston Courier, evidently by author
NV. drnic, :h' report in regard 20 q large
number Of wings in that city joining th,
democratic party.
On the 1ursay evening passenger ,rain,
from Portland for South Paris, at the -uE-
srs,ion OF a Buchanan man, a vote was
taken on the Presidential candidates, with
the following result
ions G. FRnoNr IL
Buchanan
Buchanau's lone friend concluded not 90
try the other car.
On the Mcncmon Sanford, from Boston 10
Bangor, last week, the vote was
ions G. FEmoNr %
james Buchanan IL
Willard Fillmore 3
On the Adelaide, which plies between
Eastport and s.. Johns, it stood
JouN {. FRNoNr llQ
Buchanan e
Fillmore
The ratification meeting at Bangor was
attended by about three thousand persons.
Senator IIamlin and Hon. lot w. Morrill,
were the speakers. Tremendous enthusiasm
was manifested.
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Pnnfcation Meetlng n Norwa7.

A.r..ahly 90 notice given short t.mo
previous, tnr opponent. of mi.r.'e and tyre
amy, who 1901. iu favor OF upha,.Inr Iu-Ium
ip tr.. government. ASSEMBLED at Academy
Un y.rv,v. I'm LARGO numbers. on Mon
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u.y Pgrham, OF No'a-'ocN' Joseph DAT
rows, Esl, OF Hebron stephen sm,,"' VI
Waterford, and Albert ~ ""'''' OF "''A'
Geld, Vice Presidents 80,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-04

tal uur--. Ta.j.g.ar egtte.rtni.u thai
Jur.r-tbct..r..s aaIs.ufu,iru .i t.s fannie
Iy consequent ur.u tu. Sudden death OF tas
young daughter, tlis girl may ha'e made
Igr uUrr. Gr.-.l m Der s.,,-rs clothes
and GONE o. o.. masked hiu lie 3, ae"'1'
inclined 90 believe tnI-, rs,auss Doc was GALE
cI In this morning % a,1 h,r, aua found Der
seriously ..lvi,ba a,svisb cold. lle l.lnot
,cumr, 20 MAKE amy lir,,t inquiries, but
hue.,l that o., uur-s who takes hUyuut uc-
,a.onalIy, made s1mc mysterious illusions
% her having ir..s:.lgu going out very late.
when shs ought % have h-.u mh.j I ny-
fully accgrt ;h.. solution, vithautTI,i,.yc.y
lclicyir. or J.~,rsli,Iu- &c. l,Inote,rn
remark o. de god doctor, that when thc
Cyuja,a va, lying dal,auy.lmhr. As.
rlies, her sister could u0t have lred boo
them. IIc would probably ha,, remarked
tlat black lr.ss., fc-, are Very common,
that t.c C.a'.,a aay h.,. Dad several exc
acGy alike. str. U.t .-h.rc..rvari ]
shall cn1a,.ra dismiss ,nr sal. ss ..u
uy ,a.as.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-04

Tho Glth the Ncgro-driying party are now
hurting al Col. Fremont, will, in duo time,
all ay back into their own (lopgi) faces.
Having taken pains to ascertain The facts
in the case. wcarc prepared to say I" by au-
thority " that Col. Fremont NEyrE owNrp a
Sr,vr At Any TINE n ms twr; andfurthcr-
more he Is NOT n Roman Catholic, but -
member Of good standing in the Episcopal
Church and has been Cor years. lie has al
ways hccn opposed to slavery from principle,
AMI there {, not private or Official act in
Nh his past life that is not in perfect har-
mony with this sentiment. What DO tho
the miniors Of the Slave power expect 90
gain by prorlgating these willul, malicious
lies, these infamous filsshoods, ah1uta man
whose moral character Is without single
stain or bIcmish2 Will they irn, him aud
his supporters, because when moro child
hc was lcc hthcrlcs., hac,usc ms heroic
mother was carly called u stand and worp
over the grave Of her departed husband, bo.
cause she was len with her infant children
90 toll her way alone through tho rugged
ra'hsor human life. because sho with her
holrlcss, dependent children, was len with
no earthly arm upon which 20 lean or sup
rort2 Will thoy tauut lua because Doe &.
the ar,hitca, Of his own ior,uua-thc au-
thor OF hb own hard.cluci fame let
them tauut, let them scatter their hl,'-
hoods, ike a flood, lot them pour forth The
poisonous cyrrct1m,i0u, of thoir own cor.
rupt motives, lrt them DO 40 this1ul twill
only inspir' in the hos1ms OF every liberty
loving, American srart1n, new zeal in the
great cause. moro ardent affection lur their
bravo leader, AMI moro determined pur.
poo o. f.hta victorious hulr Wc say,
then, o. aIl our Iriyuls, meet th.ss wicked
hl..hools with % l.t dunl-huui their
authors with hlnhoul-l, not mu,ol ur
mnrla.il.hy thrsa moan dgu.s nin party,
who.' only q Ign, oulyp'ailum i.tn Yra|
aul r.fyraf human slavery. Bender rul.
flu.m, assaults upon dci,nslcs mon for
word. spoken 900 debate, ,sr.ursunuon,
h'sho1I, axe che mnnargum0nts now used
by ,hc BLACK, Tro.lay,y, ii'auiou, muau-
cal democracy.
E4t thank God, tho ouls of lhs Nation.
10 Administration arc hst running out--tho
crack OF the lny,-lr.,,r'vwhip viii soon uo
NOR. hc heard .n thc White House the
political Ga,hs and yaulal., OF tho uiur-
tr,uta century, will BOON lrlriT.n from ihc
place ih.ynnw disgrace, iu,, oh..ar.'y,anl
law ami "orI.r will once more reign 100
Warsaw"
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yirpinia Leads--tho Reason WHY.

The loyalty u Buchanan 20 Slavery has
been life long Like his federalism It was
born with him. n any doubt in relation
to the reason why the South led on in 81
Letting Buchanan n favor itsali, and cheat
the North, let him look at the following
reasons as furnished by the Richmond En-
quircr
On every particular issue in DISPUTE h..
tween slavery and abolitonism. Mr.. Ru-
chanan took the side IT tho South. 10
voted a. suppress the circulation of iucruii-
ary documents through the mails lIo OPP.
posed the confirmation Of Edward Everett.
ns Minister % Great Britain. because Df his
opinion that Congress had power % abolish
slavery In the District Of Columbia H.
was an Early, steadfnst end efficient friend
0f Texas annexation. ne was un early,
s'rldhst and Efficient fDc n the WiIm0'
PruSisp. lle advocated the admission OF
Arkansas into the Union. H. denied che
right IT Congress % touch slavery Iu thr
pisirirtol Columbia. IN thrgrai struggle
Of 1870, when the North was striving ~
drive slavery from the territorial possession.
ol tho government. Me- Buchanan. then Zoo
private lifr, and under no Obligation t1miu-
rlr u the battle, volunteered in tar service
~ me South, and proposed 10 extend thr
Missouri Compromise line 90 tho Pacific
ocean - hy which measure. ahu'ifinni.m
would have been excluded from Oh, cntira
region ol our Mexican cInUu0sis.
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Tho 1911 90 admit Kansas under '..
.I.a' '.a' "'.''. 'a' ..." 'i. ..' pms. '
Grafton to-day 1HA "i'.TA N'rH NI"'' '..
previous question ll, .ren "ri'r.l' aH' '..
matter goes 0'.r o. Monday i"T 'arih.re'n-
s...''i''H.
Two amendments A''. Pm .h.r.d' .".
.. stephen, .. ".'Ti.', "...' be- 'n '.' "'-
Quo. OF o. Substitute, 49, i' ..'a.....y '..
Dr. I......a ...'.' 'a '.. ,...'. To! room .'
.. Oh. sam. State, AMI 90 i.'s substitute
NHn ", IuaAlua, aas proposed 90 am.n.
.ga Tr.r....IHu, substantially restoring Oh.
Missouri COMPROMISE. \ proposition d.
..a rul.u- 90 r.lr this EUl 90 Oh. Come
ul.,nurthe whole. I.thI.rrau.I.itvul
r.tl ge "t,mh of o.. Cara.s," lr it
r.ma. reached ibis session. Thisu1u.u
wa. mail, ly Dunn who pretend, 1 q. iu
a,.sol free Kansas. IfrnalrpteI every
'y ku,u,it wall Kin tl, whole tln.
n. sim sat.r.aius n, opinion tle Bin cane
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9rmorrat
PARIS. MAINE, July I, 1856.
Irrfrsurp ruEY IEipAr MORNING Ur
W. A. PIDGIN & Co..
rEurEITTuEs.
JOHN J.rERRY, Editor.

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An I'D, r.ruth.. two dollars AZ thr cod Of the yesr
r.,,F.,b f.t, cent. vll br added zoe every Ne1r
,t-h pawn guJ o. DELAYED.
NuvrUusrurNrsi Hsrlfol onrrnspHahl, terms
OBJ. rrH.- r,tHT rHt is.r- Brg1ubfsblr hr 11y suuI
E-y1r| OBJ. lu.uHt charged lHr che ad,criisrH,ut.
grrpumrrtfa r 100 advertisements BE- ho.l t0 D.,
lrf non fhr Irfr u'ihr fret Insertion.
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o., E.rf-, 1rI 10 N#Hrs o., Me- irrt, arl
H.r H.', Hnf1.r.rrI H-rHJs hr procuring sa's,up
ars. forwarding 1fvrrtIsrwcu's.
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berry and every other offence upon the long
catalogue Of crimes, arc all praciicCl upon
the scourrcl, abused, insultod pcoplc in
Kansas, under the mockcry Of 4" Law and
order" to fore slavery into her borden.
against the express viii Of the people. This
is buchanan democncy-thls is popular
,oycrcisuty'-this is letting the people OF
the territory a" regulate their own Affairs in
their own way" Not only men, hut par
tics will be put to the tc.t in the Ilous' up
on the question Of the admission Of Kansas.
The measure is undoubtedly to be defeated
but tho men and the parties that 10 il, will
2, PM tp5u rrcor5, and then we will appeal
to the people.
The nominations Of Fremont and Dayton,
arc doing up the cuisines, FOR the slave de-
m,cracv. They are creating the wildc't en-
thusiaqn an over ,hrc1un,ry. In The Fast,
among the SON, the Pilgrims in glorious
New England, popular demonstrations arr
every whore witnessed, the roar 20 tho can.
non wclcomin. the glad nrws ha' already
rrvcr'crat,i from hilltop 90 hill.tor. III,
Old POLITICAL Veterans arr again In tho f,ld,
ready 90 fight over On, battles % Lexington
and nuntrr llnl the young men ARE buck.
a. Ia. .........,- .,.1 t1,rsIip.. On tho
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-04

ADMITTED Ar Lv. We have u,rl much
paper 10 printing evidence Of the d.rlr,ur,
Of the rro-slaycry party from thc carly faith,
and the Inconsistency Of calling them demo-
Gratis. To an tbc,car,umnt. indignant De-
nial has bean seq up, but none barr ever a.-
tempted 90 produce rro1rorthainrrrr,H.s
Of our statements. Tho Cincinnati Cauyru-
tiDn now admit, Acknowledgements,
cd, hy selecting Nr Buchanan nr their
standard bearer. hnsr a Fourth or July
grafton, This g.nh,man aal ,hc following
language
oil ruoraur INN DROP ur Drw-
CRATIC woup rs NV Wins ! WOULD urn
Ww ,Np Ut % Off,
II, now Say, the Platform aIop'rlat Cine
ciuuau, meet, .sarrr1ml in cyr,y o.
,ract. IIo square. him.lfup1nit,a AMI viii
AID no plank o. IL nor take any away.
Such h..u. che fact, ws ar, bound tD come
slider the party a.h,,in- almittlth.rom
rrsraucy, and consented @, %. 1u.m.mnl
pr,-..ayrry FrI.mIi.t,. Ir their caa-n
loader has uo D m,cmuc blood 200 DO. y.,u..
and thoy. by tlaIr acts, place th.me.ro,
der hi, leadership anil auI1rr hm fully,
h,w cam vc bellg,co,h.rwl..' pu..avy
relgmlut is the proper name Gr tac new
mixture.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-04

4 CRUlm Tor TuE AGE. Tho Ago con.
solcs itself with the thought that " Two
swallows do not make summer. We
would state Tor it, benefit that the President
and two Of the Vice Presidents at the l'atii-
cation meeting at Norway, were prominent
Wells men last year. Quite respectable
sprinklinc Of such men were among the
most enthusiastic in the shouts for FREsoNT
AND DAYTON.
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State Rights %. Dragon Government

staEt AiaHNa 80 ~ 49, "h WV Ut Hb'NAf
Tie ..lG.y.olpsmnrrp,, .rtih1t thoir
platform anil their, ouIy maintains state
rlsln They ly that 40 other platform,
az. sectional Abolition auI partial. When
asked 90 define thr meaning of State Rights,
tlry answer that State Right. mean State
.IualIy-thr right Of each State o. DO, own
laws-i,s uan uI.raulano.-inr.-httoall
DO, reserved rirht--iho right of Doe inhnhi.
nus OF each state o. all the IriyiIrs.. Of
each Of thr other Snt.s.
N1w th., D., thc republican doctrine Il
i, ,hr true doctrine. Il D.. precisely tho
doctrine f,r which an true Democrats have
c1urrudsl &c iswhai constituted J.Ir-
,1unn Democracy Iti.arish,whi.h has
ever been exercised ly every community,
whether new ar ola, in this Government,
until thc new doctrines of Nebraska slavery
were promulgated by pour'1. and practical
lv illustrate. ly this Administration, exc
r.rt o., motel instance uC violation or t.i'
principle hy South Carolina introduced and
practically sanctioned by her rn the imrrIs.
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Government 'i t"n"'n 'i'Te'' W''n '.'
hIyHnnts TllI iHr with our money, D. r.llF
To drive u' OUT. I0' u = Army WIZ" u,
dragons stands 'a.'' To "''' u.s. A"' "
You go I'M your houses are searched your
property stolen your family 'n'".'."' your
public buildings burned and your crops
uTro1tcl and ruined, and youwith'ut war
rant snizsl AMI imprisoned.
But how is IL 10 man or company 90
to thi. territory from South Carolina or "a
Slave State? Why Lev Him do what he
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interrupted frequently with trcncndou, APP
plausc, and at the close the audience roso
and gave three times three fJr fumo>r,
DrroN and LBERrr, with will!
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The Gardiner Journal says that those who
were strait wings in that city last year, will
90 for Fremont and Dayton all mos! unani-
mously.
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4 correspondent Of the Boston Atlas 'ng'
ecstod that, as the buchanan men have
formed .. wheatland Clubs" with banners
hearing the doyico of a Shoaf of Wheat, the
Fremont flags ought now to be cmblaloned
with TA5o,l.rg Madame. Good idea.