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HssdAy
We have invitation TO participate in the festivities
Incident to the celebration OF the eighth anniversary Of
ne American Dramatic Fund Association There to be
pnbc dinner At the Metropolitan Hotel this evening,
when James 7. Brady, Esq. win fill the char
pleasant letter from Detroit Michigan gives state
sent Of foreign and domestic at that point,
which, but few years ago, only known old
French Indian trading post and the Of Indian and
Biiish nassAcres, HuIps surrender &c The following
shows the amount Of foreign imports for three years
Jast-a portion Of the time under the reciprocity"
hws.
Free Goods Dtaiabh. 7b,al duties.
90 ssss4 81 iss s. III
1885,. ,6s2 90 3SS642 Is 64,234 90 116,609 90
As further indication of Northwes commerce We
add brief synopsis of the business Of the Great Western
oAnada Railway from opposite Detroit to Suspension
Bridge, for half year ending with January 81, 1885, COM
pared with the same period in 1885,
sss as ao ~
Increase. s275, $40 10 2e4 7ss say $40, Ss7 79X
Showing aggregate increase in earnings OF half
million, in six month"; which must b highly Crafty
ing to the Jshn Bulls the water who slow
70 invest tteir capital in this enterprise fearing It would
lot pay.
The increase Of passengers carried the road during
the last half year the corresponding ue in 1855,
JOG 024 and the the Michigan Central
road 10 also in the ratio this is connecting
hDk in the great central route between the East and
North, and the West and Southwest. The amount Of
produce taken to the East the Canada road for the
half year past was,-
YouI, onls.. loo oN
Wheat corn and rye, bus. 6S6,2V9
JAZZ IIroVo
0e1ley ~ ny
xoFA, oois o,IOl
Dressed hogs, tons. Observation-Disclosures. 1892
1!vo 10. ........................... 1oOSYa
AAVo snoep....... SA4S
There is but comparatively small quantity OF produce
coming forward at this time. The amount Of leading
articles Of produce store ct Detroitis:-
wheat, bushels. IS30O
O1t6. ~ NW
In Cbicsgo there about 10000 barrels -four and
III, 600 bushels wheat, and at other points Lake
Michigan including Milwaukee. there about 800 900
bushels wheat and 40 600 barrels eur, which Is much
smaller quantity than there oneyear ago. So prices
will be sustained
The next Legislature of Michigan will be elected the
temperance ssHe and thinks the proh
btory law win be repealed company has left Detroit to
join Gen. Walker in Nicaragua. No Newspaper in Michi
gan has yet hoisted the Fillmore flag The abolitoniss
bave offered S. each to persons who viii 60 to Kansas
The Niger Worshppers Of that State will hold
convention the 26th to elect delegates to the ALA
delphia Convention June IT.
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shines have beea rumphanty sus aimed BY trials In re
sewing Machine compsny, verdict was rsoovsred IN n.
o1 = ss 8
@ ne If Nc
ese s Validity Of lent And
sable device wing @arhns Of Yielding pressure
hold the eloh surface Of the macone We have similar
as ssSa Hais' ets
81 se suits . expected 70 70 take place us present osh
sned BY courts and or.s and We hereby csuhor the public
d's 70 escape lsAG. Mo s tSsR co. s Broad way
Defiance sa1amander safea.-kxoberr n.
"a srss: barr. Dsss "a Fssfl sSes So, one door, bsov
Whiskers and Moustaches Forced to Grow
n elk weeks BY my onguen which VIII no stain or nure tie
an soe sR to ANY pH % The ,sa sr, ~
sebsr Il soaih Third Street fladslpSs '''''
ClirehuRh's wigs aud Toupoes, with hls
they 1s mo s.ss, OF q, not De Snd
Bachelors Ham Dye, Wigs ana Tsupees
,eIscs comfort the wearer, natural elegance and duab
We've pr1as rooms s q. s Broadway
PIsalon Paphinn Lotion or FloraI sseaufIaer
Tor bsauaiyns the comps1ion and removing recsss tan
ace arms and hands For sale by PHALoH, and all drug
Cr1atadoro's wigs, Hair Dye and Toupees
excite admiration all copnosseu,s in arts suit OF
elegant n TOR s5png biz u%see Sys
TAIL st CRIsTADoao's, no. Aston House. Copy the ad'
NO. 762 Broadyvsy.-Tae Only Article that
VIII restore he TO is youthful appearance aud
badness. Ia LOYEr1's wahpene Cali aud he will
those who have been cured oil and badness Beware
Of counterfeit article
HolIOway's Pills.-Let the Sick olive Heed.
The stomach the eonmissafiat OF the physical syatem
frniphes Of organ disorder
ed whole body anaushea but affected It's
and ygor always be restored by course Of sse ire
sisuble pills.
Genuine Farinn Cologne Water just Re-
way.
Tan, Pimptes, Frecklcs, Ermptions, Salt
rhsum, and AL skin determines positively cured by eOU
uproo,s hair from low oreheads part the oody
Rouge lily white hair dye and restorative. the Old depu
81 Walker street, frs store from Broadway
The Congress MT Paris
In Paris, Russia Eng and, France
Are the terms OF peace arranging
VIII, 9 our FOX q al home advance
With thirst If blocd unchangng.
Charge them friendsl fly, he'd bug, ant,
Rsis, mice, CroOn bugs and reaches,
Lyons pills and powder grant
To the sleep ees buence nocbes y
LYONS central depot Lyons magDe powder pm
for insects and vermin, 42t Broadway
Pulmonary Consumption. - Thc Great
Of northern climate dlsarmed Of half s
nc o. VIA ssy Is worthy The hs % on
enjoys
Sands Salt Rheum Homedy.-suMercrs
from cusneous and erupye d eases should at
his valuable medicine which will speedily relieve the
complete radical cure Prepared and sold By A. b. b.
SANDS, drusEss No. 100 Fulton street New York.
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from and erupve should " resort
his valuable medicine, which will speedily relieve
symptoms OF these dstr essing complaints and
complete . radical cure, Prepared sold BY A. r. ID
SANDS. druggists. No 100 Fulton street New York.
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Court Gale ndiar-Thls Day,

SUPREME CouBa Special Tsrm,-Nos Is 10, 20, 80, II,
SrppEME CouRT--Circut.- 3e6, 363, 1884, 337
3S7 g. Q, 1893, I01 3d. 36S $50 to $50.
UsIrRp STATES DISTRICT Court Nos 5, Q, g. ., 10, IL
y l6. VII - ~ =
SUPERIOR Couar-Nos 11S 122 1872, 533, ITO, Ill, 172
ia 49, 176 III 49, lSo to 1885, 1888 to 1914 1876 l9s to
s0b 207 to 219
COMMON PLEAS CouRT--TriAl Term-PArt mos 3e2,
2l5 100 1856 COL 39S 433 43i AS, l36 1873, 439 i40
AL Az Part 2-Nos. o. 1886 3s9, 37s, Az A. f2a,
20b, 397, 39s, 4o3. 423 424, 455, 42s.
---- ----------------
The Will of the Late Henry Parish, In
volvng nearly OF dollars worth pro perty
not cause as much talk do KKQXs beautiful four dollar
hats These hats all the and pity the unfortunate
the perfection of eleg aud OF good Sold
at the corner Of broadway and Futon street.
White, the aatter, has Rem sved from thc
street. his esatb bment select one OF his apriop
styles at a; also, splendid hat for So WHITE Hstter
No Gentleman need Carry mis- Hat In
ba.d 10 obtain GOODNESS beneath shade of awoinss tre
Nc II he Gets Of SELLERS Co.'s patent venuisinq
bats they can opened coed o l. dat wing Ire
ieenest eve 10 where the opening is
ia snbect headache excessive persprson the h.ad
are he cooIes, ever offered the public had 4,
be mauufacory ~ Kim greet corner of Dusna street and
We DEFY the word to produce their equsl
II Any of the Hstters OF New York Can
,oual RsPgNSCHETD actursr Of Zoe, elegant
Corning ard durable hats, would like TO him roied
onfv we will put his leading spring STYLE tor 1856 aganst
snv hats in New York. Look a. them before psronze
IyoaSwsy and Broadway prices HE s.ore is Nasssn
gyest Price % TO-
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Wedding and Visit lng cards, Envelopes,
An the latest styles consular notary society aud business
seals with presses; silver door plates 100 different patterns
Inscriptions, coats Of arms cvphers &c, EVER
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One Price Carpet Warehouse - YOUNG &
JAYNE, 34 Broadway Franklin st.eet latest
patterns and best styles a. the lowest prices.
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Consumption. The
sands Salt Rheum Rcmcdy.-sunercrs

scourge northern climate dsarmed OF halt s
since have remedy arly ell aiots WIS Ar
basam Of wild cherry II Is worthy OF the high rcpu alton
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picture cords tasse's Be- q Wholesale and retail by WOOD
Country merchants supplied at the lowest prices and
M
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French China Dinner Sets.-5O0 Dinner
SETS 200 tea do just received per ship Marengo which
offer tn en'y per cent below the market rates
W. +. DA LEY CO..
Marble Es0 Rroadwav
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Elegant Cal PetIMg.-Smith & LOunS6ory,
No. 456 Broadway now prepared exhibit their ne
spring STYLES Of rh velvet tapestry Brussels and
ingram cRrpeting. Among the assortment will found
large number desgns and styles before
Also large stock Of oilclohs, of every width and all ether
goods connectAd trade
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Pictures TAKEN at sight for so Cents, by
The lsmpraype machine process No $50 Broadway 1000
fellow citizens rent down TO poserly daily from this bh
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Whlskers and MOustaches Forced to Grow
IN elk weeks by onguen. which will MOI stain inure The
skin 81 4 bottle; to any OF the country. Il. u.
GRAHAM 5S5 Broadway Gays. l7b Fulton street Brook
Zeiber A EOnth Third street, philadelphia.
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No. 762 Brosdwsy.-Tae Only Article TINT
VIII restore hcr to s youthful apoearAncs aud cure
badness. Ia LOYEf1S wahpene Call aud he will
those who been cured oil and badness Beware
Of coupIerfejt article
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Economy-Flfty Per Cent saved in Car.
Harrineton's improved carpet lining and
pfusbe invention. consists of of durable material
With web OF cotton skilfuly between them, which
shen laid down under carpes will be found to add to the
cleanliness elasticity, comfort and durability. To be had
I'll carpet stores.
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Defiance SalAmander Safes.-xxobert "a
7RIGK the s,ie manufacturer II the Uni,sd Stats Of d
ove cesbrAei sss aud patent powder proof defiance look
md bars Depst 49, Psar street. door belov
MAIDEN lane.
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AmbrOtypes ana OagucrxeOtypess Extra
large size in color for only fy cents including beautiful
case, equal p quality to those charged IS elsewhere
A. vELLING corner of Beecker aud Carmine sts.
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At 3Os Broadway, chronological Examina-
TONS with charts and written descriptions OF character given
daily, by Prot. FOWLER. Public lectures In Contiuonta
Hall Eighth of Thirty fourth street. every
evening PhrenOlOQy and Physiology.
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Elddxe of the missing steamer Psciac Capt Foansbee. OF
The lost ship st. Denis; stusrs Washir silk
France to the United States Consul Coed
lures may In galleries. Free 10 the public Pic
lures oil sizes ard styles taken daily Z Broadway, four
Az
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Holloway PilIs.-Ilet the Sick Give Heed.
The stomach The eommissaia Of the physical syaem
furnishes the material Of organ disorder
ed, whole body anaushes but affected It's
and yigor may always DO restored by Of hsse ire
sistible pills.
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Tan, Pimp'es, Frecklcs, Eraptions, Salt
rhaum AL skin determines positively cured by aOU.
RAUD's matchess tia ian medicated soap Poude SUBTLE
uproos hair from low foreheads Of the oody.
Rouge lily white hair dye and restorative. the Old aepu
81 Walker SIT eet first store from Broadway.
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rruggists' Fancy Goods, Exclusively.-
rnshes combs soaps extrss pomsdes Paris
usss, except drugs. Imported and sold Wholesale by
RUFUS X. MCHARGH 4 CO. lh3 Broadway.
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In Paris, Russia Eng and, France
Are the terms OF peace arranging
VIII, our Zoe al home advance
With thirst of blocd unchargng.
Charge them friendsl fly, bed bug, ant,
RsIs, mice, Crot0n bugs and roaohea
Lyons pills and powder grant
To the seep'ess buence noches
LYONS central depot for Lyons megDe c powder an pm
for insects and vermin, 42t Broadway.
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d. DevIin & 20. beg TO state that their
Shoesale and retatdeparen completely stocked
and their custom department with the newest nportaons
caesmeres vesngs coangs &c. q 28 259 and go Broad
way, New York.
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s.v. Breckenridge.

We met | lImofe inend the other dty
anl, after some conversation on the hlect
OF politics. he remarked bus hlV do
YOU get over MIR. Breekrridse, Northern
'nerch We suppose that b. oiladed to
the Iippecauoc speech, aud having that
morning clipped i, from an exchange. we
said TO him " 81 are perhaps not aware
that that speech has been garlled by the
know Nothing press, with the intention oi
giving i dld.fsb! meaning rom hat the
entire speech clearly shows WAS intended
The democratic party Of the North ere
charged, by the Black Republicans v,th
an iuteaiion to force slavery into tho ferris
tories Mr. Breckurege simply andesy,
ored to combat this idea, aud to show that
the party desired neither 10 ,egisla'c slavery
iuio the territories, nor 10 exclude il there.
from, but TO leave the people free 10 decide
the question for themselves, subject 10 The
constitution Of The Tinted Siaics Now, sir
here is the lppecanoe speech. read it aud
Judge for Yourself" He said Il was tho
speech delivered at Hamilton Ohio, to
which be alluded but nevertheless he
looked over The lippecanoc speech, with,
gu, being able to tiud the charge made by
the * =. press sustained llefc is an ex.
Al. l. Al
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Person. 4.'dmg -ub.-r tom. ter tie Bsr-
uecar a,J ploa,c send luem o, WITHOUT
FAlLb Thursday nest Il u.md-prn-aly
reqaI-.ic, ga order t1 ascertain it 'br amount
.ua.,ltcI wi, be- ,umarut, and r mot. that
an additional quantity may Be purchased
ALSO RGCOiLECr THAT
There VIII bca Mass Meeting Of thc Dem
ocra's OF HARRISON county ia Nlrshal en- the
i5'b Of November, fer The purpose Of c'c,tug
p President, Nyo President, ani other officers
cd Che Club Tor Che ensuing year
= We acknowledge the reception Of
4 'totig Invitation rom the Democrat. OF
Eu.k county. TO b, present with them to>
dag, NJ Henderson. at n MAS meeting and
barbecue, gotten up for the purpose Of lis
cassiog the issues ol lho canvass. Dstiu,
gui.hed speakers from various par,s Of tho
state are expected. aud we doubt gat tie
day VII pass OF IA a manner calculated
10 do much good We return our sincere
iluks TO our democratic ftjpnds for their
Kind remcmbersnce. We regret that the
situation OF our business has prevented US
lrom heing present at this festival Moth
ms during the campaign would have afford
ed g'ulofe pieamre. May Ku,k prove hers
self again the banner county, aud may
,soty j. : qua within her limits, be spiked
- fla. .fanttay or tta itt
O. We received ON iue.day. a visit
from Col u d GRAHAM, md Hon. VI.
. Ecron of ,louletson, Eusk county,
t'e inst an accomplished orator the seeoai
the editor Of one OF the most steIag aud
ably conducted democratic papers ia Tex.
49, We know Of no gentleman for whom
see entertain, personally higher regard,
or from whom si.ii would be more &C
c.e'able.
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4 New Turn to the Canvass,

Tie opponents of the Democratic party
d,.paiuug e.. .iad.ug ANYTHING obiectioua-
bio IN the Record OF Mr Buem,NAN which
will coujemu hi,n with Southern men, have
.t..,...j ,,..,. ,..,,.s and arc may ,o,,o-
s'"""s "''" "s S'p'''""' '''e''' ''''
OF "e south. Tins cue '"ey received from
the pseudo National Wig Convention,
,li,b ,.c.,tlv s..s.lled II, BALTIMORE.
-, ,.-.... ...i
my ''' ''e 'i'''
''' cry ha' Doe" 'a'''' 10 LOUISIANA "'' "
there IS yet time, we may expect to hear 1t
IN rexas The Richmond fNal i.nauitrr
j.. .ho,,,c -, tho ,,o.s i,co..i,tsrry of
'"''' ''''' f''''''''"' ''''' - ''''''''''
ana To 'he'r country
The New ndeans Picayune has recently
came out 'or rumare rnd Doaelson, as
" the only rlsans whereby TO defeat the
Vaccinations OF tie evil minded and mis-
guided men WIS hase leasped togetlirf for
a purpose of avoWed hostility to one sec.
ton of the Republic &c.
Speaknp Of the Black Republican par>
t ,b., ,.,s, s.y,.
.t....u. ~
=" "Pl''S''''' " ,''' p''H ,"' p,''''.
''"'' '''o ,'''''''''''' . ''.''''''D ""'''
D", "'P' ~ 49," ~ " ~, ',.e"''s .,''
u''''u ''.e ~ '"' '''p'"e'' '.'''e'' ''se'''
" wy" '"' WINS VI o'' VI wv ~ '"'
''' '',r,,.,. a.. .,....... ..-,
Of "@' "''v , ,"s lar Inns 'Pl rl
~ ".n . ,.,,ah 49, o't,,,, - III,
a ~, '''' ""''" nus wv "'''''' F'ss'"''.
N'"l 20 49, "o"'" l""|"'' "'' on, ~"
,'"'' =" -" ''NN '""'' "'"'" Z"
'"' trump" " one H'''" - "' mn"
" ~ "''',"' 4" .''" )" we ""'"'' u '"''ss
,"' '"'c,'"' ',""'''" 10" P'e's"'"R "o"''
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Rumots OF negro iosufr,ctous prevail ir
yatlou. PORTIONS # the country, owing. We
SUPPOSE. TO the affair IN Colorado count,
The Henderson Democrat mentions az
slarm created ia nu,k b, a rcport that rha
negroes had similar schema on foo, in
tha, county hnt speak. OF it a. having no
resi- foundation \ sinn,ar fumpr las pres
vailed IA this cosuiV From vheuce it orig
mated We gte 10, advised Hnt We 'tns.
tina, it viii lead Ia no ilo fears. \, .nrh
times. NAN, persons, aeGei tSeiiement. are
Induced t. p acucr cruelNes so negroes
which ought never To be- allowed Il woui!
be- wei enough. however, to adopt strict
police, aud to take such measures a, &c
prevent nylhng at the blud.
or The Democrats at their luh meet.
log. on Tuesday night last hal quite r
revival After disposition Of the business
before the tl4b, " II hrlsey, Esq, WAS
cnlled out, who delivered very soon.
Democfatc speech Attrr he had conclu-
drJ, VI Hawthorn. frem New orleaus,
was invited to address tie meeting, aud A.
ter repeated calls, NJ lengih arose, aud de-
liycted on" OF the most eloquent speeches
we nave heard in many day The house
rang with applause VI Il. 4 Haynes,
one OF the X \ sub electors OF tins conn
~, interrupted him with nm inquiry, am
received ,u return such thorough seour'
ing as he viii be apt to remember for some
time Mr. II expressed wIsh to reply
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,'HE THAT HATH FAIRS TO HEAR, LEI
Mn HEAR

he lHAl HAiu iAhr w '"+''" ''''
II thero /. ANYTHING calculated to awa>
he, the uecp,r Of The south, to a sense of
fheir perl snd thcis dutv, It aust be the late
.,eel,ons in the North. II tbs cannot do
ii An angel from heaven would rot arouse
them hwdl be recollected that some time
AGO. returns were received from Iowa, Ner>
mon, and Maine. and that in all three OF
these states. the contes, was between the
El,rk Repnh.icans aud the Democrats.
The know Nothing part, had no ticket in
the field And now on the heels Of th-.
and an IA, eve of the Presidential election,
ve have retnrn. from three more Northern
states. OHIO. Indiana. aud penn-y wanna
ln th... states. again, the Fillmore party
had no separate ticket. The Democrats
were compelled TO enter The contest against
the combined forces Of the know Nothing
and Black Republican parties, who had
formed union ticket In the first, the
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spaech OF Nenry \. Wise,


We publish On cur first page, speech OF
HrsRY A. WISE, Governor Of Virginia. In
order ,ha, 1t may be a,ore perfectly anlefsiood'
perhaps 3 brief explanation Of Tue nature 81
the contest n Virginia, and !ar te'alo" OF
9arte. there. may not be Withou. interest.
About twelve months ago, Ions MlSoE
Boris assumed the position that The Amen
can party would be compelled TO s'r'Hc out
u,c I2'h section Of IL, platform, and TO take
ground against ihe repeal Of thc H'ssonn
compromise. or oiher1 lee e would net be- able
10 carry n .uglc northern State ~ that
time thc know Nothing pres. Of NHgnm, IN
common aiih tac h y press Of the south
were .5,.i "a their lauia.ou- Of the Frpca' OF
the odivu- Missouri restriction. fdr' ne
fr..ed 20 le the peculiar and IncorrnPt' ae.
fcpder- NJ southern r. h,s. The qaefee
Wa, ,hat the propositions OF Mr Boots pro-
yok,d from h, own party The most bitter de-
nunca,iuu. Of the man and hl, principles.
SINCE .hen however, the famous 18th see
ton ia. been repealed, 10 order to arpeasc the
slavery section Of the party, and Mr. fiii.
more bias taken open ground against the rcr.a.
" the Missouri restriction THIS forced Tho
parts there. Is 10 dd everywhere else 30 the
Sou.H. 20 change front, and aII ~ q sudden
W. Baa. found h.n.o.. yeanar aan. and
tae 4ssHoq ed leader Of the h y. party )"
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ti.aa oi fi1dicr ,oyer, isuis, or that It WAS
% Be- auad a the Democratic platform or
tbs hiusa. bi.l. Col. Graham also said to
ne audience. that he had examined care,
l4iy .ne , ougte-sioral olub'. in COMPANY
With another gentleman then on the stani,
ia reference 20 Mr. iI.,mofc's votes on the
question # slavery. AID be found that bis
record. rs published n the lexa, iiepub'i
eau, VAS literally true lie stated that
much 90 hi. own persausl responsible ny
lie rhsr,.G. aud he doded ilr Ippsfson
10 deuy Is. taai during tie eleven years Mr.
Fdlasfe Us ia Congress. ,hal be- had
ever. on any one occasion IN which III"
get ol slavery was involved, voted one
Isolated ume with !hc South 10 opposition
60 the ahal3uoui.ts That wherever the
frames OF S.t3c. Adsms ard Gidd.ngs
were 20 te found there also was to be
seen ,le name Of VIZ FILLMORE. Nr Ep
rcrsou al not attempt to deny it, which.
,u eject, WIS u taeit admission of IT. truth
Alto, supper. lae discussion westosumed
Precious 10 tie commence meut. however
luiea Gtin,trd was allowed to make "a
personal explanation Of his position, iH
ub.ch ho announced hl, intention 10 vote
tor Buchanan ana Bfrc, niige. Col i
n EItat.aa tI.fu smoke for au hour lie
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A, 40, But the difference u.s. she doe, no,
u.nut the common gorernmeut Of all tina
States to egisla,c lor any particular STATE
or Territory.
The canse Of all the present tron.les
arose from the organization OF certain Ter
ritories. The democratic party hnows tina,
| gave cordially my vote Tor the Nebra.h,
bill. voted Tor it because 1t opened u,
to settlement "A vast territory, aud then an.
nouuced that the inhabitants were cspabieof
m,nssinp their own affairs, subject onl, Ia
The consultation of the United States and
when they present themselves for admission
would vote for their admission, withou,
the slightest qualification, founded upon any
doct,lne to which was favorable or /,
which nigh, be opposed. Is 1t true TIA,
The democratic party Ia undertaking To legs
l.late slavery where It does not exist
Meet ,ouf enemies upon THIS issue, aud turn
them 10 the provision Of ,he act which de>
rlnres that 1t IS re, lt- purpose, either To
leeislste II in.n, or exclude 1t from the iets
litorie.. but to le, ihe people settle /, for
themselves Make them asssll that primer,
,la and they will bite the file" IN.
doctrino upon which this government il,
founded, i. that the people are perfectly free
to form their own Institutions. and that thi.
freedom stands on an eqnalit, with ever,
other municipal tight hold Ito be
principle which unde,les our system Of
government. aud a principle, the violation
ct which led to the Nmerican Revolution.
It i. the same principle which ran through
our old confederation, ana which runs
through our present constitution