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New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17
The following is telegraph hic dispatch from Chi
cago to the Associated Press Of this city:

The Tribune hss sdyices from LeAvenworh the iitb
Gen. Persier Smith had arrived there. depvlaon Of cf
waited upon him. krs protection of their live. pop
ety sssns nsauiers from the South tee diasrsnt
He replied thai he had authority that the
armed bands regularly enrolled militia acting the
color of the law ard that there redress except ey
lsw.r
The above accOrds with our previous under
standing of the acts and with tho statements Of our
own correspondents, in another column Of this
psper. Gen. Smith is Pro-Slavery man,
but be is, above all, military officer, and the
frst rule Of bis profess ia to "Obey orders"
He can do nothing for Kansas that Col Sumner has
lot done, and We sball be glad ts find bin ~ fair
aud impartial as Col 8. has usually been. But
neither Of tfem, nor suy other military command
ant in the Territory, can afford any substantial and
lasting relief TO the Free-State settlers from the
wrongs and woes Of their present lot, so long as
Pierce sits 10 the White House, JEFF Davis ia the
war Department, with Shannon in the Territory
DIS Governor, Lecompte as Chief Justice, and Don
abson as Marshal Congress might do some little
good by nulliyirg the Border Ruiisn laws; bat 90
nuhiV few Of the worst Of their provisions, lesy.
ine all the rest not only In force bat BY clear im
phcatioo, sauctoned aud affirmed, would be a very
dubious gocd. Any act Of Cosgress which ssuc-
tions sod leeszts the Border Rattan frauds by
which the election Of Marvh 30, 1866, was swsmped.
and the pretended legislation based thereon, will
do the settlers more harm than good
II CopSwss xpall jvst sweep that Wh9ls bogus
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17
turns on IN alleged error in tie canvass. by COT
recting which, Mr.. Archer Is shown to be eaeo''''

Our Warrington dispatches say thss '1e' ar, 10
tween MessrA BuriiOgane OF Mas aSA D
IS. C. was barely sverted yesterday
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

The Senate has decided to afford some ie"s, "
,ho.s N.v,, oaicer whom the reforming board has
drorned % We doubt the wisdom Of this Con-
gre.s should either sustain the oo''u . '0'''' VI
oyerrule it.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

ApysR1 iss MEsTs for The DALI TRIBUNE must
b handed in before TEN O'Clock in the evening in order
10 secure their appearance the following morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17
Now READY

...f .t.. Now READY:
The Wrongs Of Kansas OasciaIiy PORTRAYED.
REPORT or TIE HOUSE COMMITTEE OF INIEs-
Ti0AT0R: Submitted Tuesday the LIST ins, by the hon
Messru HowAaL Of Mich and SERnAs OF Ohio, with 2U
Of esasuos tho fruit o three month"; faithful labor In
Pr.oe psx dozen en....................... 70 centA
Price per hundred. ...... ..................S ~ ~
Price pes thousand. " w
Orders inoinS the cssh respectfully solicited and the
GREELEY McELRATH,
Tribune Office, New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

TUg SMITHSONIAN INsTITUT1ON.--T Regen-
ev fsmtbsouan House) Now established by tne WIZ
afford the SAvASs. the LrERHrI, tue
TITSsNEs II the sse the CT zeEs VI tne UNITED STATES
.S r,sisent FoRv IcNERs POTEL accommodation OF the
80 Ss h cns Of the and costly locations Of the
s sss prices thar n otsr establishments
of equal rsLk not similarly endowed
IN uton Of this design, tho HOTEL conducted at
sstsd pfe oar DAY for Rooms sud Board or for Rooms only
s''- SIDNEY KOPMAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

Everttt end Bancroft have thus Tar continued
dumb-but have they lot voices to swell the
echces which resOund from the mountain and
forest in behalf Of the freedom of the Continent
that has been so often gori6ed b. their eloquencs
1t is not surprising that the enthusias0 Of the
people should have found q response in the retire.
ments OF the scholar With few exceptions oar
literary mea. neither By temperament nor BY hsbit,
are brave, upcompromising, or Of radiant hope
They would never have aroused the people OF
Sparta BY the stlsins Of Tyrtaeus. But within
their breasts still beats the undying heart Of hu.
maDity, alive to the divine impulses which from
time to time send q more than electric thrill
throughout the brestllbg masses Of the people,
If their spirits are nov finely touched and to fine
"ssues," it ia becauss Of the grandeur and glory
of the popular cause. The battle which We are
now fighting is ore Of lofty moral import ar
dtDtly as We admire the youthful hero who frst
psnttd the banner Of his country on the snowy
peaks Of the Rocky Mountains, our devotion in this
warfare is not 10 Fremont but to Freedom. The
hopes Of the North American Continent are at
stake Whether the magnificent plains OF the
mighty West are to he inhabited by men Of the high
Caucasian race or to be made the theater OF sys-
tenn which debsses every form Of humanity, is
question wh ch just and thinking men cannot but
ponder. Toe "cleIisy" Of the nation are vitality
inte,ested in its solution, and hence the glowing
zeal with which they have engaged in its discussion
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

The Senate yesterday passed the bill to amend
tAs Copyright laws. Mr.. Jones Of Tenn spoke
On tho Ama1cnt (Three MilIion) bill. but no vote
wss taken. Tho Presidents nominations in the
Navy Department then came up, and Commodores
Psnderxsst and Nicholson were confirmed as
Capnins By vote which indicates pretty
thorough restoration Of the parties sgsrieved by
the Retiring Board
In the House Mr.. Keitt Of South Carolina, spoke
his valed'ctosy, and te0dered his resignation. La
HE speech he beiabored Massachusetts and 1ne
North. and tolcgizod the South. He boasted tina
he kuew ths asssult was to be made, but not the
tine and held that he could not with honor inform
o( the tact We believe the criminal law enser'
1sins different view of honor, declaring that the
men who knows Of purpose to commit felony
and taIs to inform ofics's. or do his best to pre-
vent is, II q party to the crime. NJ Kcist retired
with ccnsidersble eclst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

Mr.. David Paul Brown of Philsdephis was ooee
and We hope he atin is, an honest reputable, t1a'
speasipg man; but somebody 10 The Erpress he's
been making him responsible for tis'se OF goess
falsehoods. Here is what is put in his mouth "
that paper:
"Were they American ctzeos' he asked ircnicsi'y.
II they were, be sorry TO he or IL; W. ~, s~oz
rot been kicked and seoffed at oy o,ewns sre,s.a"
Have not the Fremont party kicsed Nom tA,aenGs say
ont Of doors phen they came pcfhon,ng 70 Msv Adm
Gov adm;s,;ou? and A0d they not declared that n>y
..,H ,Lct Ae,r candidate By the tore'S" demess
alone?" 80,
Hen, ARE two black, vilainous liee, and it becomes
Mr.. David Paul Brown to clear himself OF tnelf pa
tsui,v: The "Fremont party" kicked nobody ese
of doors at Philadephis, but invited all who arc op
ro.ed 10 the Nebraska act and to Slavery Exen'
son To be represented therein. And all werr repre-
seu,ed-" Americans" as we'll as Others. Insd'
deus Stevens ard many other conspicuous Amen-
cans were active, prominent, influential De"eSses'
ard no one questioned their right. All Amencsns
who were willing to stand on footing Of equslity
with Anti.Nebrsska Democrats and Republicans
were plainly invited and urged to be represented 10
said Convention. If any refused to 60 In on those
terms, the fault is nobody's but their own.
Whoever says that the "Ffemont mea" nave
"declared that they could elect their cand''sse oy
the foreign element alore" lies very grossly. wan
tonly, basely. But we are confident that Mf. "
Paul Brown never said ANYTHING amounting to this
He cannot help moving that the Fremont men"
desire, solicit aUd believe they have morA
right to expect the sympathy and cooperation. re-
ssrdess of diversies of creed or party, or place Of
birth, of American citizens who condemn the No
brSsks bill and desire to see Slavery excluded from
Kansas and the Federal Territories. These osgk
to vote with us, and we believe the great mass u
them will do 80. If they do not, it will BE- owing
to the influence of fslsehoods, such Is we believe
Mr. d. P. Brown Incapable Of telling.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

The price Of beef cattle went down yesterday at
TIE great Bale Head in Forty fourth street, to
lower figure than has prevailed before within
year-pexbsps two OF thee OF them-for a core
spondise quality Of beef Nearly 5000 bullocn
were On ssle, and not titae Of them sold at rates
eqsaa 70 ten cents pound for the beef 1t is the
general opinion that the ta Of price is permanent
one because all reports asres hat there is very
abundant stock Of cattle aud cheap gan and pas
tursGe ell over tho great West II butchers will
fedoce their prices to correspond with the reduc-
ton Of cattle On foot, the consumption Of beef will
increase very largely, much to rhe advantage of the
luborsrs of tho c'ty. We commend this fall In
nr;ce Of cattle to tint IL especial notice.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17
Mssp9 p9(erk daily @ibnam
THURSDAY, JULY II, 1856.

TO CORRESPONDENTS
No nste can taken Of anonymous Communications Whist
ever ptepded for be authentic ted by the
and sdds Of tho writernot necessarily tor puoiea
tou but guarantee OF hs good faith.
We undeitske rejected Communc atoms
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

LYON's EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GINGER.
Tho procuring Of pure and unsdutsrsed article Of Jancs
GINGER srest cedsrstam vita every fsoly les power
md nos ccacs Dahea, Neysous Debility Indigestion
&a I tnown but for its quality. we have to rely upn the
EYoss EXTRACT or JAMAICA GINGER is guaranteed per.
fecdy cure hrt.cie and should be always inquired foT
Soa thrOeshost the world BY eyery re.pecsbe dealer
.-I h. - HEATH WYSKooP q Co., Pr0pristors
' ' No. ej Liberty New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

HUSBANDS CAICiNED MAGNEsM is three
Des strength Of The Masness and clear OF un
plessssk taste Fous 61stpremiun silver medals and
Gords Far medal swsroed being the best In the market
Yos sale 81 the Dggss generally and wholesale ~ ths man
lAotuxox. Il ). HUSBAND rnhaue'Pn's-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

ooa. ont of existence, branding its suthou q 4.
pudent presendsrs to Legislative po"er. hvsdi
heo,, At the right end. But tho Prereot Sssst,
viii agree to nothing Of tho sort'
We say, then, that there is no hope Of s.s sA-
.t,nti.I rs ief for the oppressed people Of Kssss
hut IN A radical change at Washlngton-oas thsl
will burl their oppressor. from power and inssA
,h.;, desenaers instead. With President in The
white House who would appoint Chsries R'sinsos
Governor and j. A. Wakefield, OF some osnes hoe
cot and capable Frees'ate man. Chief Jasto', sol.
lowing these up BY kindred appointments through.
out and orders to match, We might rejoice In tAs
glorious knowledge that the suferings Of tho FREQ
men Of Kansas are very near their end Bat b
hope for any bcne fetal change from tho substisuioa
Of Smith for Sumner, or any such shubie, s to
build on most sandy and treacherous iouadasioa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

Bevue Of uinetA ontmens They drive external diseases
into the sy stem. Thu oDgu-n entirely vegetable expes
tie exrinng and suppuraon Under toe
- ssr,ee leaves behind turks poison Sold s
a. Isnuf.otores No 80 Madam ane New and No. a
Strsnd Lopdou by Drussss Pc 62tc. snd 81 Per
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

6NGER's SEWING MACHINEs.-In every posi-
bic wsy thu % Macbucs peccrcd the favor of the public
The hishese premouns and been awarded TO them
a home abroad Thousands are us,ns thom on every va
reyts vor Nth entire atsiacon aud Let all who
hsss sy ntsest w the subject ol and examine. The
NscApes VIII be coureouy exhibited whether they do or do
-, - = r - NJ SINGER l. Co No Sc8 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

.. 5cs .-.sls 81 sss g -r' '.' nt ",'a
ri.fs .-t.r .a1- f1,'''
,sl "A ierree ~aa a. ..r,.t 8 Tf 1t3 tfa
=. a..I ..I. 20 ...l ......-,- d u
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

Txa r,;oo,s Election case DOW before the House
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

yERQNE's ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATH.-Dr
Rns Of Brooklyn proprietor and Prof Vegnes In attend
nnee They to Rheumatism,
Aeorais end ell diseases arising from the unprudent use oi
SspSry osbes metallic substances Special department for
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

HxRRIKG's PATENT CHAMPION SAFEs.-The
above Ssfss with Hal Powder roof Lock
are az pro upon all improved ssamsuder aud othe,
0aesbepee Champion" Their triumphs the word
sispady laaow, and their history their euiosy.
For sale at Green Block Nos LIS. lS7 and l3e Wstes
Nsv-YOk. b. g. HERRING 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

PIANOS and MELODEOHs from eight different
ing largest assortment the city
besdss rs Second Hand Pinosal Of which wi be sold at
es hat defy composition PApos to rent and rent SLOWED
rcs repaired polished boxed and moved Cash paid
Sbr osour d-bsnd PisDos Music at reduced pficsa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-17

'arol18 flbalf ss@s rl2f1
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-10


touehingiy beautiful passages in the speech
His sosl- stirring tribute TO the memory Of Hen
~ Clay could only be appreciated in the
breathless rcyerential silence in which Il Was
listened to, a silence that speaks. silence at
teripg in tones Of thunder the declarations that
ia spite OF "slanderous lying tongue" noble
Clay lives. "aadyiagiy lives" in the hearts of
his eounhymen.
His defaition Of "modern democracy" was
truthful aud striking. Bat the noblsst stroke
Of all was. after reading from the Charleston
Mercury. The organ of Sosthern Democracy,
which Acknowledges their only strong ground
Of hope for the success Of their peculiar in-
slitution" is in proving It TO be aGod'afpoint-
ed insiitution--ihe Dr. read from the 3ith
chapter Of Jeremiah. Gods judgment upon
the Jews for turning back frors their aatl sla-
very policy. "No wonder" said he, that In
view OF his. the fercest curse denounced 10y
God upon any nation, recorded within the
lids Of this holy book-sho great Jeiferson ex-
claims in alarm, Il tremblc for my country
when reflect that God is just. and that his
vengoncc caunct sleep forever"
The effect was magicall Il was quotation
from no Senatorial or demagosue speech-ihe
authority urleaisb'e-ihe argument unan.
s-erable and he who looked upon the faces
q those 800 listeners. aud saw tho spirit Of
conviction play apoa those fea,ures-and The
quiet set frsa res.iee5 usel not ask II truth Is
moro po'en, than deception.
Altogether. IL, doctor dealt out some tiio
pill" 70 tie old liners. Of Edgar. that dies
VIII End hard OF digestion; and Which VII
doabtless carry msay Of fii0a ee The "denise'
OF e-e Of uacir number came 70 our ears soor
after The speech-he. declaring that che IA,
got his eyes opened. We think many mor'
viii end themselves in the same fix
4 After he had ceased speaking. the Glee clul
sang another ode. when three lusly cheer
were given for Fremont free speech. and free
dom; and three for the speaker when thl
crowd. among whom were a large number o
ladies. commenced rsiring 70 the time of Joy
ous life and stirring drum" A call was mad
for Smith Smith !! Said Smith, who claim
20 Ot an oiu "h'S' AAea'cn SAVE s"c us4N .
mounted the ro-trum. and by dint Of Oft. vel
led Fellow citizens and fantic appeals 70
the Democrats to stop and hear him." sue
ceedee in calling back some 30 or 40 mcstl
old liners. The hurthen Of his speech wa
the usual howl Of AbolitionisI woody yiead
hambugl
1t being too late for the DR.. to make reply
he proposed that they should at some futur
day meet at that place and discuss the Politi
cal questions OF the day. The proPositio
was assented to. and Saturday. the 18th, wa
fixed upon.
N~.ser viii h. sl-,'y s'~srs and = -'eh ti'r
may be expected. We eoPine said "oli Whig
will find himself less numerous upon that q
easiop, than he now takes himself TO be.
SEBASTIAN.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-10
The Journal Extra.

We have just waded through John 9. DA-
Wis reply To Jos. o. Jones's expose. II =.
a. We supposed IL would be, the weakest thing
imaginable. The AoaoS~bis gentleman has ~
tempted to initiate the manner that Mr.. Jones
presented h,~ 70 the public. hot even in this
he falls. Even hi, remarks ~ parrthesl- are
stupid. aud fat His attenp,s a. Wit src avk-
ward aud hoolish, creating only deslro on
part Of the reader. 10 hurry through. la order
to fiud the .nnb, /" which va. PROMISED 10 be
revealed.
We viii not, AZ this time. pay OR respects
10 this long expected bsniing. lut ere long.
vii elucdaie aud explain Tie thousand btaa
hes which We see conecaicd in il. n j. rich.
aud contains the whole excuse that john q.
Davis 49, for writing. aud requesting ottsr-
% write. Ia hi. oun prai~e. Il IS his fali and
tnaturcd defence Cor writing srch infamous
ani inexoaseable letters as be wrote 10 ~.
loncs h shows how ls~ corsc-psnlenoc e
order Ia receive his flsors bad - Na'ies lIm
of coarsc Nr Jones know hin well cnorei ie
know. that .he only road q bis heart. was
ihroaeh his sclf.ste,n TiA- - touched
and Forthwith gu-hed fountains e .anii, ara
ego,lsm. more disniicl srecieea = non
sense NJ have nesef seen. n..n 1,ia g na
f!s's d.fuse
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-10
no Back Bone.

Several days ago, while young gen.
,lemsn Of Parke county, was in this city,
he was bantered by one of our citizens
for a bet Of IRE hundred ioilors, that John
q. Davis would be the next Congress
man from this district The gentleman
from Parke, did not at that time have the
$500 with him, but they placed s25 in
the hands Of third person, as forfeit
il either failed TO put up the full amount
on last Tuesday. Last Tuesday came
and with il came the gentleman from
Prke, with his $500, but our citizen, th'
friend Of Mr.. Davis. thought 1t the safes
not to hazard his money any further; 81
he backed out. forfeited the S25 and thu
saved s475.
This shows the faith of the friends o
Mr.. Davis, in his election-they brag!
most hugely, but when they have to hac'
their assertions by the "clcar stuff" lhe'
they say ''let the forfeiture slide
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-10
Joe. Wright in 1919

On the i4,h of J1ls. 1872. 3ossfl :.
Wright made a speech IN Carhnise Cl,N.
Wa,ne county. which was published n
The hislMoad .J.fersoaioa, ,io''rt D,m
ocraiic paper, nom which speech as .aAe
the following extract.
In regard ljehc slavery question:. l
GOV Wrighil showed that - hs4 al-
ways been right on ,ha, suhlrc, II ii
tha. fhe had ever given a vote - s.-..rf
he would not have accepted ihl fenia
lion for Governor. tie shovel 0y lh4
journals that when. IN Congress. he bal
voted one hundred times ui.h - AS
ans lor reneaiine ihr rule u ~hirh plal.i..
tel abolition petitions from h'ine r,c.Itel
by Congress lle sil bc had be,l eai
"a wiih ha,ie. advocated ihe iea
hat Eoa-F,ss lad no right 10 le-i,.s.e .,s
she Tefsitofi.s-thalii ueali be sa.....
s,lialaoai .o pass q la pohbiH
very irom goins lato oar itufoiiss
onftf'g fff Nn ya'fioi hy nif
rng 90 iis votes n tungr,ss " i.A y.s
bdl for etsi.lshlns nrfitetial se.ta
mcfi otef ofeeau was belans Cmsfes, -
hai voted for Inserting nrosIso b ~
hil' rrah'bii'n, slavery lnm cNSf !.
ihtr Nfefef ttar' t t
sef ~ HH,
.rtfa Z fre f'fef he H. ss'i b.
.f,.f ~. - s,..l. .ia.'ea tn.fiief eT
Noa. .n i.v Wright an hoaniaf
sisai.-i.i l.,i = afl. .imnaiable'' nenocfs
~ "a may eie.n e. bul principles mover
Js, Aushi aud b.~ .lmnints,''e'' e.r.
peer, aoa compass lbc Stale bowling Al
|ulitlanisI., .Aboliiinni>n. I'll mcu
~ho uu~ bold ll.c Nerg same opiuions uf
oa tae question a .'Aers as lhese .'.la
mu.abls dcmocFa's did a ieN iaN, az. A
great hshi has .al'cn upon these men -
They now say that ,t.'csry ef s'ffr cr'.i.
. a. hc Isruionos ~ tlgse ~ D.e tya,i'
ton. u.ssi e q prohibited ~ q >feis Cor
cramcu. Look What docliinc they he'd
few days ago. Doesn't the pncse-|
course OF these men look like slilaiEou
hypocrisy - l,noe.sncs Go-eiic.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1856-09-10

He does not intend 70 give up the humbug
not be. Perhaps ne ought not TO hold him
accountable We don't believe he appreciates
the dilemma be and his party are in. We
have been accustomed 10 eoncedc 10 him suili.
eient capacity to make very respectable de
putty sheriff: II he has more. We are at loss
FOR The evidence of IL.
A. these gentlemen seem not 70 know how
to x, on, Of their trouble. We viii suggest
two expeiienis for them. The old line party
having soii itself. soul aud body. to The inter.
esis Of productions. slave labor. aud slave
breeding. all Of which demand the extension
Of slave territory. they may as well come oat
boldly and say. as their Southern masters do
that the Constitution j. itself Pro-slavery
instrument. Ia. i carries aud projects sla
very every here. aal hat they want nothing
more 10 enable them 20 carry slavery Into Nan
-as They can then take consistent position
and answer oVr question. They can say sla-
very does exis; there. bat that those Kansas
ia~s are invalid. To be sure II would require
the Advancement Of their darling humbug:
bat then they can console themselves with the
reelection that. BY giving opa fraud. they are
making some aivarcc towards honesty. and
caa. al least claim The benefit 81 that.
II that proposition dont suit. We propose
aaoihcr Nr. wir' ir the British spy gives
he speech of a member Of The Legislature IN
uhieh hr arsucs constitutional question
about In ihis wise. We quote from memory.
~air. speater. Tbi- biH has been objected 70
because Il Na' uncoas'iia.loaa5le. | d04.
know whether IL s exactly con-,iiutisaatie oE
not. ha, / don't think iti. vory uacons.iiu.
+ tionahie. bu. a. think il vii assrav4te the
condition of ny constituents, ! shall 20 Tor
H."
II ihe old liners Will take ihe position lla,
these Kansas laws are constitutional sope. ana
some unconstitutional. they can hold them Va
lid, and go Tor them OF tie principle that they
viii aggravaie the condition Of the people oi
kansa, a. much a. the most jealous Of them
can desire.