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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28
GRAND R,llr 81 Rlshmana. Ina.

The Democracy of Richmond, Ind, are 70
have a Grand Rally at that place, on the 30fh
inst. Hon. JAS. B. CLAY, Of Kentucky, and
other distinguished speakers will be pfssent
10 address The meeting. A iorch eight pro-
cession win come or in uhe evening and a
Mammoth Bslloon We seat up. Indiana is Up
and doing. and good Tor ten tboasaRd for
Buck and Breck.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28

About half psst twelve o,ci ,ck Sunday night
ssene n,iscresnl effected an leptrance Into the
'edResial room Of The Eaquirer . Ice, and pill
lag up . lot Of exchanges under The libra Iy.
and 0 lot OF show bills IN three other pIsces,.
set them on ERE, with The undoubted intention
or destroying HE bailding and all It's copicilis.
The noise made w The rascal in rummagiDg.
about, however, sw0ke o young man named
Samuel Badges, an ottsehe Of this Office, who,
was sIeepiug in or apartment aGjoiug The eaj,
toIiel sanciuai. lie at 6rsl supposed II 10 he.
some one OF The ediiers, bni, bis suspicious be-
coming further aroused, be opened The door
land saw The fumes bursting ,iorlh ii iUuE
places. and canghl . glimpse Of lie iucendiorx
passing inio fiis halk.
Mr.. Badger Immediately drew his fsvclrer
and spisns ~ tlte head Of The stairs, down.
which hrgseni . coup}s ~ bullets, but owing
Ito the aarknrss they uaIostunately missed tLe,
scopndrel, ~ bit linrin no very yiiaI pari.-.
THE necessity os exlinguishipg the flames be-
ffope b eyobiainrd muck LsaIway compelled
MI. Badger 10 return, iHstsaJ pf chasing The
villain, as he would Ike o have done, until
Ihe could have ~aDptuaehed Q light where he
could have taken better AIM
WthlEe ssskionse Of George Guilotd. Esq,
Of The Comnnrcia, and others, who rushed To-
ihe rescues intending Two Police officers, the
flames were speedily subdned, and thai before
they had done extensive damage. Aslozrn
or wo Of large show bills we're destroyed, and
several yolrmes jn the. Office library rendered.
valuless, This was ths extent OF tbe loss.
Suspicious are shoat ibat this piece o. seoun-
ldfe ism was the work Of sSme miscrrai, insti.
tgsisd By political enemies; but We ere loalbe
TO believe any party so vile, 80 dehrayed Is to-
l~resort 10 wssfare 50 ~dinbohcaL The proba-
Ibility IS that il was ONE cowardly scamp, in-
|stigated by private pique or pefsonol malice.
He Is undoubtedly one OF chat class Of persons
| who will not DO dloEned and cannot be shot.
Those born 10 be hung can only ful6ilihejr
destiny on The galiows.- ErqHrerq Tussdsy
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28
They Give It o..

The presses in the interest Of the Black
Republican and Know Nothing candidates, all
semit that The battle groead for the Presiden-
cy will be IN Penasyls aRia. That is 10 say
that whichever candidate shall obtain The
electoral vote Of this Stale will be .elecled
President Gihis be tue, then Is Mr.. Ruch-
anan's election rendered certain .beyopd a why
or wherefore, as almost any sane man viii
readily admit. In the old keystone State,
where, in battling for tie sons Of other sec.
lions Of The Union, they have so often routed
and prostrated the enemy, the Democracy is
firmly united, and will act in 0 solid phalank
in The coming contest. With her own "fa-
lvorits SOM 10 the field, she will give spch DO
immense majority in his favor as will forever
crust, out the hopes OF The sectional Black
Republicans and prosoriptise know-Rothings.
The f~act,onisis have nothing to expect from
Pennsylvania except tremendous drabbing.
This their leaders are web aware Of, aud they
merely attempts feeble crow 10 keep up the
dropping spirits Of their followers.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28
wAsHIEa10n EawNsaIr MEEIINa.
A&A

1870
The Washington Township Democlaiic
IClub, met pursuant 10 adjournment. Gee, u.
Ciapsaddle, President, and Col Jacob May,
Vice President, presiding.
The reading Of HE minutes Of the proceed
ling meeting was dispensed with. On motion
OF Jesse B.. Stephens, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted
Resolsed. Tia, The Treasurer for ibe time
being ex- oficio. Solomou Banta nHd a, y,
ICtume. be and they are hereby constituted
The executive eommitlee or the Club-thst -
shall be he duly Of said cpEmitiee to mske
all proper efrangeme MS for The notifications and
accommodation OF meetings Of the Club-t0
Ienquire into lie finances thereof, and from
time TO time 10 levy and eoIlsct from members
such conlributisnssss may be required 10 de-
Hay the necessary expensesof This association.
Tbs. commitiee appointed 10 dat . Consti.
luton Tor the gDsetnnieBt Of this Club, report
ed ti.e following, which was unanimously
adopted;
The undersigned citizens or washington
township. IN Pfeblc county, Ohio, being hem
heTs Of The great democratic fomiiy OF The Unip
|ted States. aud having already effected sempo-
|Iafily . political oRgsrizsfion, DO hereby, with
the view Of rendering the same more perfect,
adopt and ogree 10 be governed by tie for
lowing Consolidation
Isl. This association shall be styled "The
Washington township Democratic Club, and
its present organization and officers continued.
during, and changed or added 70 At. The plea
sure OF the Cub,
I'd. Its object shall be aud is, 10 contributes,
by such means as may be deemed legitimate
and honorable, 10 the maintenance Of the
Constitution Of the United States, tie pc q,e-
|luity Of The Union, the rights of the respective
States. and or the territories and The soye-
reignty Of the people.
Sd. To this end, lis efforts shall be-by
~arousiDg and d~ireciing the patriotic elementof
the township-to promote The success OF the
democratic nominees. IN the great political
contests,0f The day.
August %, 1856.
Capt. J. B. Stephens was then called for
and proceeded to address the meeii < in an
sble manner, aftef which on mo. ion the
hanks Of the members OF the Club we're lem
dered TO Capt. Stephens for his interesting and
instIuetive speech.
On motiDD IL W. s resolved that this GLIB
shall have no permanent place Of holding lis
meeting, but thai iheyte held in different pos
lions ~ tbe township; and on motion The Club
Adjoufped 10 meet IN next Saturday evening
st SheEas' School House, 5 miles north west ef
Eatona On the old Paris road.
GEO ID. CLAPSADDLE, Pres.
IA. GrLNpRR, Sectys
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28

10I,nrlt, n lh;, Qlnfn a., Lnr Nnn ~ ~
Dti'n, y = Sa's, "oe 'o"t psen sne 10Y
bed Of Abolilionism, paflicnlafly is education
81 institutions, 20 which the negro us well as
he white bss nccesss A co,,esn,ndsn of,h.
ra.-r..
unous si1te sD'aH s''s ma .pe 'oiowing
prayer is substantially whsts' political Black
Republican preacher reealed. his hearers with
u a., ,1acs y, ~ "a, ofy,,v ,.n.a 4. 4,
's.',
yoked Inc Diyins saPpilcalon. lts q very
fair specimen Of The ariits and deoency OF
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28
Sound National Dos.rias- George !. carsiss,


Geotgs T. Cnrtiss. Esq,, one Of The leading
Old line Wings N Massachusetts and the con
hdenlisl friend OF the late Daniel Webslef
has written Q powerful letter 10 he Wing STATE
Central Committee seaipst The Black Republi
can oresnizatiOn. From it We make ils fol
lowing admirable extract:
sI do not y ish 10 entertain YOU with : dis.
~eussion o. what constitutes a national parry
I shall take il for gIanied that a party whict
draw boih Gifts candidates, for the Presidenc,
and the Vice Presidency, fiom the free Sisies,
and whose Chief principle Of organization re-
lates TO Q question or quest,oDs concerning The
institution Of slavrry--maintsining d9ctTinel
which can be maintained in but one section O
the Union--is, in the circumstances OF fhi.
country, a sectional party. bewrger il may b
called by lis leaders or members. But, pass
ing over definitions, l wish 10 present to~ms
Wing brethren a specific and sabstansive prop
~ositiou, namely; That you cannot carry OH
The Government of4he United States, and de-
rive from IL even the smallest oflhe ajgsn.
tage for which il was created, by means OIL
parties divided from each other geographically
on the subject Of slavery,
eve, then, are the people who are appealed
10 by this Republican party 10 place The Rep.
Ifrsentatives Of fifteen ofthe States in 40 ali.
Jude Of determined hostility 10 us and our in
~teresls. We are asked to reduce the basis oil
Legislation which the Constitution designed
for US 10 nearly one half Of its Constitutional
dimensions, and then to look for the majority,
that is 10 preserve 10 us even the moderate
protection which We now EMO, among those
WIN s, mpathize With US IN The great attack on
slavery. We are asked 10 take no pains even
10 have . community Of sentiment on any other
subject with those who are 10 act with US in
the attack; and as many Of them can have no
special interest in the welfare Of our capital
or our labor, thai will induce thento be vigi.
ll0ptip our behalf we have got to depend for
their sympathy on the violence OF our mani
festations against The South. II there we're
nothing but This to be said against The Repub-
lfieap patty and its doctrines aud plans, This
were enougb. But any Intelligent man, who
will reflect carefully upon the subject, must,
ss Il seems TO me, in no long time discover that
the interests Of freedom do not require or US D
course Of action 80 certain 10 be Injurious TO
ourselves nad 10 the race for whose benef;
that action PROCESSES io.he designed. Uf all
the doctrines that have been bioached byRny-
body for The restriction ofslayery and The asf
~sertions Of a Congressional power 10 p.eyent
IFS e~xtension-and 4 have carefully examined
them SILL do not know any one opinioUo OF
set OF opinions 50 likely .to, resuii in injury to
the coiored race, IS are the, opinions ON which
the Republican atgani2aton proposes 10 scl--
for the simple reason that these opinions tend
|directl, 10 the oyefthtpw-pf the Government "
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28
Monroe Township club.

Al amseting OF The De mocracy OF Monroe
Township. on Friday evening last, for The
purpose Of forming o Democrats Club, the
following gentlemen were elected a. petma-l
neat oii0srss
Pfssident-ALkxAspKa Coor u, ST..
Vice Prssidents-GLDRcr Frpor and Tuos-
IKyLE.
TIessurst-sERsY AcuEY.
Secrstary-JoHN STAYToS.
After being organized, DR.. Mnwhet, Of Cas-
tine. was Introduced and made 4 refy aLla-
speech in favor I'll The cause ofibe eieat DEM.
Party The i~Deeling then nJjoutnsdt
10 mrei nt.lhe Uuiyerss,is Church, on To-day
evening The oath last, wie.f ii Is hoped tbsr
all the Dsmocrats Of The township will Try
and be present.
ALEX. COOPER. Pres.
JOINS SrAYroE. S,cgy.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28
Freedom q speech,

Michael Roney, was killed by Fremont
man named Joe Scott, or Abingdon, Wayne
county, at Connersville, on Thursday last, for
nuzzaing for buchanan. Only one blow was
given, end that by Scott, which dislocaird The
meek o. Roney, causing instant death.
The occurrence took place near the Circus,
and alter the adiouIDmen. Of the Mass Meet
Ing, Scott is now in iaiL,-Dsm. Platform.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28
Tsxas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. /

The Lone Star is all right for Buck end
.BsEcK. A dispatch dated New Orleans, Aug.
i6. says-Rsrtiei returns OF the election Ia
Texas held on the 4th inst, have been received
by the Louisiana from Galveston. The cleo.
ton was for Conirollsr, Treasurer Attorney
General, and two members Of Congress. The
returns Indicate The election Of The Democrats
candidates by incfeased majorities.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28

6TCclonel Richafdson has. over bis owr
signature 10 the Washington Union, branded
IS infamously false The Block Republican story
Published 10 the Cincinnati Gasstis and otheI
ps9ers that be nespairee Of Illinois going foI
Buchanan; TIE colonel says tbstsn 10 wsl1in-
formed man il liliaois doabls ihst i viii e
for Buchanan 81 . very large wsjosily.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28
Great MASS Meeting IN Butler County.

HAMILTON, August %.
Editor Democrat The Democracy are 10
have asgrand rally here on Tuesday, Sepiem.
Der ID 1855. Arrangements have been made
with The Hamilton, Eaton 4 Richmond Rail-
road TO carry passengers TO and from the meet
Ing on that day, for one fare only.
The Hon. -JoHN g. BREcKiNRIpGE has posi-.
tisety promised q committee OF our c~ilizens,
who waited upon, him IL Lexington, that he
would b hefe on thatday. Many distinguish.
ed speakers ere invited. Notify the Democ-
racg Of Preble OF this fact.
CONSTITUTION.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28
Tationai panoeratie RaHlsr.

The July number Of this able and excellent
-penodicaf has been laid upon our table. much
improved in.appearanee and filled with sound
Democratic reading. Ne look upon The Re-
sieiD as one Of The sbIest monthIies now pub
ihbed, and dope 10 hear thot II receives q
liberal supporlfrom the Democracy through
out the country. II ANY pf cur democratic
friends desire this book, we will take pleasure
in forwarding their address. Published in
Washington, D. G. at 50 per apnum, BY GEo.
p, BoEtL, Esq. The prominent articles Of
he Jaly No. are-s'The Cincinnati Nomina-
tuohssThe ~Indenlity Of Psnies Past and
Present, and The Rational OF Tie Anii,South-
err 3IOyemenlY-eJams Bachsnan the Pa
|irioi. and John Charles Fremont tie Apos-
|ate.y
gJWe invite the siieitionof our feadsTsi 10
The Hrst psse OF iosesy's pfpef-especislly
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28
I.iermation wanted.

Mr.. George Ken wants 10 learn iniyrmstion
respecting his wife, Margaret Ken. When
last heard from. she was at the Junction.
Paulding county, Ohio. MI. Ken will be 1T
the City Hotel, Piqns, for two weeks from this
date. Ohio papers please copy,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28

ATExr ron ABOLITION PEEAcnEfs.-Go ye
into Kansas and preach the Gospel according
10 Garrison. Let your loins be grit with The
New York Tribune; put on the hemlet ofAb-
oliiion. the breast plate Of Know Nythiugism.
The bowie knife Of Arkansas. and . shaJpe'l
rife and pieach disuuion 10 every crazy cSea.
lure. t1fa
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28
ILLINOIS.

The mos. cheering news comes 10 US from
every part Of this State, Of the prospect OF 0
|triumphont victory for Buck. and Breck. in
Novembeisiext. The following extract from
a letter 10 DIP, M. CnuME, Of Eaton, will
give our readers an idea OF the political com.
plsxion of Illinois. II was written by a gen.
leman who is well posted in regard 10 these
mslteps, and eau DO relied upon:
~ hope 10 bear good account from the
Ohio in November. You may
put Illinois down as safe for Buchanan and
Breckinrdge BY at least t,oenty Mousand.--
Hundreds and thousands OF old liae Wings
men who have gone with The opposition Tor
more thsus quarter Of . century, have wheel
ed. into column, and are now marching at the
head ofthe democratic phalanx, bearing sIof
the eagle Of lhe party TO battle and 10 victory.
Illinois Is SAFE che was one Of the glorious
Democratic States that in 1910 stood firm BY
their ancient Faith and time honoTed principles
--sbe was one OF The glorious seven Democra.-
ic States which, in 1910, refused 10 endofse, The
nominees or the Harrisburg Conrentiou--she
refused The chord cider then, and il will be
equally hard TO make her ride the "woolly
|borse'' in This eampaisn."
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28
nEMocRATlc STATE TICKET.
FOR CONGRESS.
C., l.. yALLANDIGIIAN.
wood! Wood!

Allour subscribers who intend paying theiI
subscription in Wood. will please send il
along as soon as possible. We want 10 lay IN
our winter stock. &,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28

BT Hon. L. D. CAmnELL will please ac-
sept our thanks for a bound copy Of the ttcen-
sral American Affairs and Enlistment Dues
ction.p
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28

UsThe Tesse Hauis lind.9 Esprrss ha.
hauled down the names Of Fillmore and Don
sIson, and run up those OF Fremont and Day
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28

1.-THE Penn yam New York Democrat il
authorised 10 say. tia, r. o. Chamberlain. d
RoshviIIe, Yates eoncy, has fouf horses worth
5000. which he would dixie 10 felI snd take
his pay when Buchanan is elected; OF be viii
bet $500 that Buchsnaa win carr PepnsyIss
mia; laOe tlst Frrmanl viii MT carry csIifor.
as, opd 500 thai be vii noble elected.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28
tsPush d The CDiumn =,

The Sumner Harssst Of tie Democracy.
Never before did . party reap such q crop Of
Victories, ss the Democratic hosts aase gas,
neted IN, within the last two weeks.
KENTUCKY,
ARKANSAS,
MISSOURI.
NORTH CAROLINA,
TEXAS,
are all safely gathered IN BY tbs Democracy,
beyond danger Of drought, o. wet, rot or worm,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28

" On last Saturday, some three handred
of theDemoctscy inrihe, sieinhyo Of Golfer
mans Blacksmith Shop. assembled and erect
ed . beautiful pole. over q bundled feet high,
bearing the flag Of the Union, and a long
sireomer, upon which Is inscribed, "Buck,
Breck, Val, and ihe UaioD, against Fremont
and, Disunion." This meeting was really Q
proud demanstration, ard shows that the peo.
pie Of hat part Of sold Preble' are united 10
. mansfor our glorious. STANDARD heaters, and
are deiemined TO put down this sectional
party which is threatening . dissolution Of oHr
Union. After the pole was raised the Assem-
bly, adjourned TO- grove . short distance from
The place, when ". y. GithoHE, Esq, was
called to the stand. and in . bfielb ui eloquent
speech. exposed The hypocrisy Of the Adolf
.tion-pariy, and made . strong sppstl 70 The
audience 10 stand by our glorious nominees
and all would be well. He was followed by
j. H. Foos, Esq in q logical and foteible
,speech ofswo:beuEs in length. His refuiation
Of The fake and unfounded charge that The
Cincinnati platform favors the extension Of
slavery, Yves clear and convincing, and the ar
ray Of facts and Arguments which he Prsssnt,
ed, identifying abe Black Republican party, AZ
open end arowed Aholitiopisis and Disunion-
lists. are iuconirorsrtible. The, Drmocsscyo 81
that portion Of the county IRE In the best Of
spirits. Keep the ball in motion.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28

There will be a Democratic Meeting and
Pole Raising at Upshur, on THURSDAY the
.2Sh inst, W. J. Gilmore, Esq, and others
will sddress the meeting. Democrats and all
others turn out. q
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28

The Democracy Of WheatriIe and vicinity
intend meeting at the School. House IA miles
south Of Wbeatville. known at Rinharps
School House. on Saturday, evening The 30th
inst. J.. H. Zoos, Esq., end Others, wllbe
present 10 address them.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28

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1....sa.ra.a;a g. R..;.ts, :, w~.n,io,
49,. ,ios. .a,o .on.
ea..a.a-...,.. -, $4,000, .ome u.
,.:..sa ~. 800 N a.,oh.,
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@ $500 ..d ,,a.,d
s~p-.;ssa.s e, ~, {. non,
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49,. .s.ssa 80 -, n,ss.n, IA ;sonIa
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s.sa,a.a a.'," ~. sv., ,,,.,sd ,,D;..n;or
@.s.sms.r ~. 80, Mn ,nd 81 o,heT. whe
1881 j rn.t. .,.h .s.s,,ions. "a ne frs,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28

Uatil Iecsntly W have been honest IN our
consicliens that lanes Baehsnsn would be
our next President and o. Z. rsasadieham
our coneressmaa-but NE long list Of -sble
onioisp published By our contemporaries as
siumpefs for Fremont and Campbell have
caused fears and doubts to srise in our mind,
and now, almost the last vesiige Of hope has
been banished from our s'laeeroied bsrasi~ by
the fearful intelligence that few days ago o.
q trSnenjus "gaihering Of the masses OF Gem.
den. in This county, the Hon, Frederick Allen,
an Individual belonging 10 that class Of the
"gsnus homo. usually knowr as Big BaeF
Niggers, ond consequently the bhekest Black
Republican Of them oil, was introduced. and
ia on able snt eloquent appenl 10 bis .'brudf
ders;" declared himself in favor Of Free
speech, Ftec S,stcs, Free niggers and Ere.
mont, end that he was q real ''dyed in the
woop' Ftemonter. The fact Of itself would
not have so.much charmed Us, but The effect
OF this sppeslis indeed fearful. A meeting
was called a few evenings Afterwards, and 0
Fremont Club formed 10 Camden, which was
addressed BY our ancient friend General Gee
whilliker. in his most painful and highfallu-
lin" Style. Bat the worst is 10 teii-R is
said That Lew Campbell, being anxious 10 at
iend 10 his long neglected pecuniary matters,
and teclpeIate his wasted physical strength,
intends to secure The services OF Mt Allen,
during the campaign. 10 stump the Congress
sional District in his stead. II this is true,
apc Mr.. Allen can cause, such Q .JarDre Of ex-
element in .Somers township. swlat must be
the result il Lew succeeds in procuring
bis seryieesi We learn, however, that a few
of the Fremon,ers present became indignant al
the speaker, and proposed 10 give him a ride
on the Underground Railroad, but He sugges-
lion was voted down, and Mr.. AIIea was per-
mitted TO finish bis remarks, occasionally
cheeTed. and spplaudsd by the ''nigger-wor-
shippers" We hope Mr.. Allen will visit
Eaion shortly, and fuse into the Ffenonisrs a
little enthusiasm-they mus; have an aces
sion 10 cheer their dropping spirits. q
Ft
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28

gJWe inYiie fhe siieitiono Of our resdsTsi 10
The arst psse OF lo'esy's p.per-sspecislly
Ire Back Republican madefs.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28

There win be aEDemoera.ic Meeting and
Pole Raising at Manchester, PEBBLE county,
on Monday, Sept. Isl, st 10 o'clock, A. M,
and also Of New Paris. on The same day. at :
O'Clock, pm. %. L. VALLANDIGHAM
will address the meetings.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-28
nastardiy qutxage-- Attempt to Fire tho
Enquirer once.

JOINS srArros. ssc.'y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-21
Sailing OF the Persia.

The mail steamer Persia sailed from her dock yes
terdsy, at twelve O'Clock her frs. "trip from New
York to Liverpool She took with her 1903 000 and her
rsseDger list contains 153 Lord Bury and his
young wife, daughter Of Sir Allen McNab Of CAnsda
among the passengers For the last three days the Per-
sa has been object Of great interest," and 900
perons have visited her. the company allowing all who
chose to board upon payment of shilling.
Nearly 81 0C0 raised by this MEANS which will be
paid to the City Missionary Soc ETY. Immediately.
The Persia is marvel of human skill and inge nuity and
the vstsrs strongly impressed with her magnitude
ard the beauty of her ornamentaticn She has very
much the appearance Of American clipper ship beng
-org In proportion to her breadth She registers
eco tors which IL 100 tons more than the largest
steamer aAost. Her length is 800 feet She
ur tons and halt Of coal per hour, viii III voyage
or fouIetn days cunts to $50 tons. The fitting up
and Of the Persia not ornste
OF the American steamers but the birds eye maps the
rich Brussels carpet csmask curtains and heavy piles
Of velvet upon the sofas and setees give II rich sub
stsptisl and thoroughly English look, suggestive of
cleanliness and comfort rather than beauty The officers
On board cordeht that she Will give excellent
account of herself on the voyage out. There
enthr ssstc Ell glisbmen yet who willing TO bet
should unforeseen disaster occnr. that Liverpool will
be reached in eight days. We incline however TO the
belief that there is thing essential to the feat Of
crossing the Atlantic ferry in the time specified
that IT, that the American coors float at the
head Of the vessel that does ii.