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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-22

ANOTHER AMERICAN ISDrSrRIAL TRIrNPu.-Iha
Paris correspondent Of The Commerce.! Advertiser
glyev the following gratifying account OF the iumphs
Of Amencan Machines a. the great Agricultural Exd-
biton IL Gently bed in France, at which compettsas
from al nation, were invited, and from ell tAoss -
vanced in Agriculture were present;
"Apother great trisl Of reapipg machines has jase
toker place the fnrm OF the Cont Bernng-r, ucaS
P,lis The fbr, Winning mactlnte-lb f8ct the oRly
,,,ee which tiui.bed t,.Ir work-were Amercao; t~0
bull otter Mccormick Model, and one after Hus%ys.
seven machines started in, aud bat three came out.
Th. machine Of NJ Bella, built after the mcCor1.ek
model reaped 2! scres in hours and minutes; tbs
n achiDe Of NJ Laureit, AFRO after the Mccormick
moo e reaped its 81 ii hours aud ID minutess
While ,hst If Mr. Dray Epgli'bt progresses improve
NJ OF the Ilussey machine occupied hours ana -
nj, ui.r. Ibe Nancy machiDt which 10 an c1oeuo0
utter snf ranks in these trols generally second -
Mccormick, arrested on tbs occasion by thB
owDe, # The wheat because il thrashrd On th grain
too much by the rapid movement Of its beater.
"1be Amer car nachinesried on this Occssion weso
bun in France with the exception of TIN, Dfay Hus-
sey acbirt ~ all of the bore mOdfcateps wbtab
bty were pleased 10 call iDproveu ents. Bat Mr. No
H. ze the intelligent agent Of Mccormick IN Europe
tells n. that Dot eli Gle modification has bees p0
upon these machines which does not dunisish tscf
spetd certainty aud that if he would allow tte0
tLl scope they would soon improve the machines
out Of e1n.nte The curse OF the French nation h Q
noaLce Of deas without ATTY knowledge Ut ux>
ecuiop. machine tbn, Ia simple they cannot UNDER
staDd. The minLte q French Inventor Nohe ~ -
Mccormick machine, be say,, 'Oh, loan add fus-
pr.v, neLts to that machine that will give dou'Se
IL force and Us he touches 1t be eesuoys n
cid wbBt ia more he can Lever tell Why he has de-
ttroyed it. The saue thin has taken place with NE
eewir 2 schlues Respected auemps have been made
in PARIS to improve there machines, and they ere
obliged invariably to return 10 the simplicity Of the
American mooels 10 every psri ;ular, and even thee
they cannot MAJ ufecture machines wni1h cqus' too0
Which arrive from N.aYok. These frequent failures
however have nearly, though uniustly, brought ncso
preiul machines iIto disrtpute.
lust apokeD, part Of tue exercises required b.
the JUN OF the late Cbvers 81 Agricultural Exsboa
At the time VI the exhibition there wheat -
cut eId y irsl was nadc 10 grass, at which ns0ByO
machine drew the highest prize. The ssme jury pro
sdeo the pTeet n Occasiob and how they are gviaG
10 reconcile the award they have now made vito Ne
fs ner one vt imagine. At the last trial, Ia
JuIy gave tbe two Mccormick machines 400 fraans
abo silver medal zach, and TO the Hussey msonne Q
prize OF 800 france and bronze mccall
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LION WASHINGTON.
,y,s,,,sc1os Thursday, Aug. a.

W,suse1os Thursday, Aug. H'' 'o'o.
The tripssfie TIT sty between tho Ip'ea 49,. NJ.
the Greek and the SeminoIes resdi's "e'' y.
s;s.iopi u cepsidcred one Of the n'oS'
.o,clndA s,h The .bor sil al frio"s. 'ue % 80
cen,,v ,.t;6cd II with omendDen ., " =, r,o-i,,as
ysinn in tAv city have a. cns.sa On. S.os!. and
ss99 900 for which OIL 'as
eTs''S 'ne "a Scu,iuo. surrsndcr ands 70 such
S;, :. IT.,rida a. msy remove "eSe' "auc ene
$50, S.,.,- 10 the last, on tns' Vouoiiou, v'''""
recu1,srI Ard civd advantages anu poI'e sneuu W
PCupi"i! %" a,r,--a S6minole-Goverrment indie
e9Y 'oo ~ .sscston with any Other tiioes; f.li-
- ~, an which has been promit co. oolecuon
$3.50 W 20 their emigration. This Is supposed
- bsvr a tcnocncy to forever quiet iedian disturb
aoces 10 Fiands-an important consderst'eu IN view
~ the mIbons of money expended 90 account VI
Indian hOstiiItes in that state.
Mr. Mix the chief clerk, has been commissioned 70
act ss Commissioner Of Indian Ahsrs IN the absence
Of Col. Maoypenny os
War TIE Standing Army, In regiments, number over
q 600 naut Of shom more tosn 1900 are engaged
" pc,ecng the frontiers against the depredations OF
hor,iIe IpGisUs
An agen. OF the Central Kansas Committee arrived
hey Tonight to lay before the PIetdent tom NOV
certified documents showing the critical position OK
settlers 10 Kansas king bis Interpolation To pro-
tect them from the threatened invasion BY the MIS-
Aesrians.
Many Geographic Dispatches have been received by
West.in aHd Sorhe-n members of Congress, en-
coursslng thtmto STAND drm by the ksasaA restriction
&c be sruy bill.
The Uashrnrfon Sentinel died Of the neglect OF
TIE National DE mocrstic Committee by whose funds
II hss recently beeu fSvorab y su,t aimed.
AL the DtmOcrstic members of the House voted
against the Army Bill nnc Mr.. Davis Of Maryland was
tie OILY Svu,herner who voted in the affirmative.
The events Of to-day have nssiPsted the previous
calculations roatve to the probable engtS OF the o.
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A most remak sble electioneeriag document be-
been pub.hed Ut In. Cfbce Of iHE n. 7. TRIBUss =
Is thti.l.o "Jsmes Buchanan, bis Doctrines and Pea
icy, ss exhibited by hiinse'f aud fiends.' Is =
maze up, almost .nt'ely, Of the speeches and deca-
uents vi Mir BcchaLan himse f. his Fourth vi jag
vrstIob in 1875 the Oteno Mani esto tue Cfactnessi
piatieim, aid Mr.. Bucbapans speech accepting thc
ION nation. To them arc aodeo Gov. Wise's speeee
il favor Of Dir. BuchsI an, and IN extract iron Mf.
Bro, kiss letter 10 the Buchanan ratification n1etcs q
e. ar.eeiVn. Was there ever Gaze b. ofo wsos
csLcicstes own speeches and letters sndto spcesS
sio letters Of bis III. nos we're regarded u ~ se
est arguments ~ use b, Amt BIN ING 81 -.
The great Demo cratic STATE OF Htp nosn.o 49,
Which has always stOod BY M, 80;
rtch. ar Gov. Wire claims, procure ~ ~ u
ton. mode long and lsbored speoco IA ~ suPPsns
Al q Li, opropeLts circulate II as Ponivs uNu~e~
M Bpcb,psp eubodies hs foreign Pohc{ u t,e vs.
tend ci,cusr, the Cincinnati Convention ors~e, vxA
al The sSr, ners Of practic.d politicians, stats0ek
90 tber principles and dochues, ana The rieDds a
Ernoot take 10th for an election eeriDg documeok
Eo,bipR bis opponents can say viii work 60 mach
a. AN the Democratic candidate what DO And kis
fiepos have raid Under ordu airy circumstances Aese
would be the very IL Et<r iALs Of which the DemO0sB
tisueelv,s would hsme their Documents; and, isAse4,
Low suppose that this very Con p1stion woe!d .
Buobanab gooo in the SLAVE States, bot IN the hsssh
IotbDg can be ujurors to bin 10 show tbs peo-
PIE hat b. has ssd and What be has done. We ID
vice ur friends TO Circulate this docurneht Lot 30
people know exactly what Buchanan has sad ana eoeG
aLo on what grounds biz iriebos support him
Providence %sarSd-
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L.iW AND ORDER IN VIRGINIA.
C0rreE ondeIes Of Ten Y Trbun.
HHEELnG, Va, Saturday. AUG. 10. 1856


"HEELnG. Va, Saturday. Aug. 10. 1856.
Last night Il eIe was 9 Rep ,blican meeting at
the Meioeeon in this city. Waen I entered the
bail, there were three hundred persons present and
perhaps two hundred more gathered around the
door. Letters we're read from J. c. Underwood
aid O'htrs; among them one, the writer of which
dare not give bis name for fear of mob violence to
himself and family Speeches were made BY DR..
Smith Of this city, and II. TiumoDs, of iris.
delphia, Va Toward the close, mob gathered
around the door, yelling like hyeuas, and when the
speakers and officers Of the meeting descended to
the street. DR. Smith WAS beset by Oh, mob and
severely kicked and cuhed. some OF his asssilspts
yelling " Hang the damned Abolitionist," 10 the
river with HIM, and calling for rope, or for tar
During the melee Smith Whose stock of patience
must have been by this time exhausted, perhaps
thinking fOrbe8raDce NO longer virtue, and not
reshipg the prospect of being torn in pieces by
wild beasts in human shape, in q Christian city
drew khlfe and stsbbed two men, named Ward
AID Harding Having freed himself from the mob
be took refuge in the NeLure House. the doors Of
which were closed behind him. He was at ouce
arre.ttd by the Sheriff, aid taken out back way
to Jail where he now 10, awaiting justice. The
other speaker young Tininons and N, sell pressed
our way through the mob and walked to the Mon
roe House. So ebds the first attempt at free
speech in this city; but, Truth crushed to earth
will rise again" }.
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views OF THE HON. JOSIAH QUINCY.

NEwYckx, Tuesdsy, Aug. 10, 1856
Dean SIR: At a large and enthusiastic meeting Of
the Brooklyn Young Mems Republican Association, held on
Thursday evening Aug Is you unanimously elected the
rst honorary nlembsr' OF the Asociaoa Til, Club sI
wss Organized shortly AFTER the pubcson Of Jour lecS TO
,ouug Boston, take pleasure In assuring that
the, letter the prime sseLt In stirring members 70
action Your acceptance will aratif, and in the multi
pcy Of Engagements you lind time TO send letter Of
counsel and advice shall Il Of tho greatest
yalrA AM with the hshes, esteem yours respectfully
JOSEPH HOWARD, Jr., Chairr,,n Of IL. Com
III, Tox,,H Oyr>cY Quucv Mas
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REJECTS OF THE STORM.

ALRASY, Thursday, Aug. II, !sI'''
4 sever rain-storm prevailed bore for thity sn
bours, ces.ipg this morning Great damage has been
done to the crops, and bridges and mills have sus-
tanned rerious injury. The trains from the west were
stopped
Ktnwood Bridge, over Norrnanskill Creek. three
miles below the city, carried away. Congdons
dye mill four stories high in the vicinity OF the bridge,
was swept away; ssO KDk's grist mill Laver Island
Is overlooked, and the garden crops destroyed
Al the docks and piers here are under water. and
goods are rapidly being removes from the warehouses
along the rvcr, which will be submerged A. the water
- rotdy rising. 1t four feet from O'Clock laet
evening to this morning
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

49, OwEGo> Thursday, Aug. 81, l-J6.
Ne cSre-e train the Eric Reilrosd, bound east
last night, ran Oft tho track three mies west Of Che
i'ong The accident cansed BY telegr ,ph pole
Icing ma cioaly placed upon the track. OUe cnglu-
Was tTowo dtw an cmbarkmen' and the baggage
cor somewhat danaged but no one WAS j1red The
hhGaph pole WAS not blown across TIC track, a, it
res fr1 stated bu, wa placed sh,ae by rome evil
dlpOsed penU.
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ASSESSMENT Lisr..-It Is stated that tho wv
Comm4sioLer has gwen directions tbs wr'ac -
ice stall Der cetorth be cent TO svery indvidad -
setssd, Getting forth the circumstances, ""',
sm< VI t. sbd Having eufac'en ut iDterve' 70 psse -.
}ections in writing u case any obuss ns! NV
csvstsd By miarvpSescps6tio<e Of neses0S NV
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'umbus tircoytrtc the New World II r.6od upon tie
old WIZ, ts'ate, TOW owu.t by the Hoo j. "
hunit Crowds Of citweis are whiting tie r,its and
toth ore bears away portion of tho venerable tree
The CG nooticat river las rfon here ten feet since
Co'c!ock asi night, ntd etil risins rapidly II is
now ing hard
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lied In the Eighth Ward they have teM an in
diepation meeting denouncisg Mayor vaur. In tho
F@urth Ward they hello another indignation meet
ipc deuouncine their Councilmen. aud so they 90.
"p,rscr,ing a u.ited front to the fer"
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ss none, to prevent the di-banding of the army
.od to fight the Indians. The House accordingly
rrpsseed the Army bill rita H. Kansas Pr'r's' oy
eleht msjorlty but strangely enough, every poha,
csl rend of the President forgot his appeal ana
yot. No.
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SCHOONER IOsT-THE STORM AT THE EAST

BosTOt, ThuTedhy, August IT, I-JI
The schooner n. l.. Hal, from Seog"i,k Maine,
struck on the glades last night and went to eces
The crew were saved. No other disaster is We,
ported.
Tie storm continues this evening, with Indications
Of Abatement.
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FALL OF THE "C,t.prFp OAK"

UMTioND. Conn, Tburday, Aug. "i. lt.0..
Tho "Cbarter Oak fell thi. m ring at i2i o'clock,
with irme Ddus crash and but -x fcta Of ,he etunP
now remains. Thnt ~oas bGc wss far psst lis primo
WHEN the charter was concealed in is On the 9th Of
May, lCes, AID ~as probably en "a lser when CO.
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DROWNED WHILE BATHING.

LONG PRakcH, Friday Aug. 81, lac.
A Mr. Conway from Georgia. stopping At the Ma
'ichsl Uouse here, was drowned to-day while bathing
IIk body vac recovered.
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PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Aug. 81, 1850.
Tie steamer Kangaroo sshed from here for Liver
POOL a. II o'clock this morning, with IS, Passengers
nd Il 900 in .peCie
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

TIE SPEAKER announced that the House had as
senbeo in puIsuaDce OF the Presidents proclamation
Hhcl wHf read
The Iou was then called, end I79 Members answereo
10 Loi, lance.
On rotor Of Mr. PHELPS il was ordered that the
opIte 10 informed that q quorum wsS presont, ana
Aa tie House was ready 10 prooerd 10 business
o. motion Of Nr CAMPBELL Of Ohio, the Speaker
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WHERE ~ McMAsrER? We have called, again
and again. upon McMaster who styles himself in
biz private buccaneering letters intended for pub
lie circulation a. Tho Editor and Proprietor Of
the Fy,euaaa's Jouys,al, to come out and prove
his charges. which be has promised TO make good,
Of Fremont's Catholcity. We know the sources
from which Master McMaster has derived his in
formation, aud We want him to produce his wit
posses and their sworn testimony We have asked
him, implorcd him and defcd him 10 do this but
he shrinks from the task. We have looked over
The last F,emons Journal, however, in vain for
The slightest alusion to Fremonts Catholicity.
TIE subject IL ignored, and perhaps peremptorily
tabooed by the Archbishop. But this dodging
ard sinking the issue will not do McMaster
must bring forth bis witnesses, or stand con-
dsmned as a dishonest trickster--as a sort of
demos attic "short boy screening himself
under the robe o. the Archbishop. We have
caught the Puritanical rat Brooks, and we are
nov Ia pursuit OF this Jesutical housing owl y
McMaster; but he won't come out. A small
reward will be given to any hungry Fillmore
man who will successfully use his influence with
the Archbishop in bringing out McMaster with his
branding IRON" against Fremont viii not
the Archbishop himself oblige us in bringing out
his serving man McMaster?
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City Intelligence.

FRE N wfsr FovKrsKsrs srKn.--Bet~een aud .
O'Clock on Thursday morning Are broke out 10 the REQ
flying house Of johnson Lazarus, situated 10 Vests
Fourteenth street Tenth Tho flames spread
with great rspdity throughout the whole Of the west
bstcns. The aremcn, BY their united exortions sue.
ceeded In preventing the flames from extending 10 the
adjoining premises The loss will probably amount tc
several thousand dollars including the building The
oss IL fully covered by insurance In city companies Ir
origin not ssceriained The Fire Msrsasi has the
matter under investigation.
PAusG PARK rl1cE-The work OF laying the Belgian
pavement in Park place, bc,weea College place and
Church s3cet, was commenced Monday. The con-
hive IN iertsSen 70 perform the work for si a.
per square yard. ibis rs per than was paid
for similar work Ia other parts OF tue city.
PAINFUL AcuprST.--Nrs. Ellen McCormsch residing AZ
No "a BANK street, Newark, N. j. while crossn
Broadway last evening knocked down and run ever
by omnibus she 70 drug store adlosine,
but vas much injured that Il vas NOT supposed che
would live the night throulh.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
~ MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEGRAPSs.

Interesting from Washington.
THE BALTINOaE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DECISION
OF THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERI0R-APPOINrs
MENrs, BIC.
WASHINGTON Oct. 80, 1885,
Jerome Bonsparte Of Baltimore cousin to the presens
Emperor of France has been stopping at Wizards for
several days II is understood here taa he s pressing
propositions upon Secretary Davis, by which he
wishes inducements TO be held out to his Bona
partes) son to induce him TO enter the American army
The Secretary OF the Navy, who returned TO Washing
this morning. hardly recognised his old quarters,
completely changed had everything been for the better,
by the direction Of Mr. Welsh his efficient chief clerk,
who has exercised admirable judgment In his selection Of
new furniture, rich capetngs, &c. for the Navy Depart
ment.
The Secretary Of Interior day reversed the ruling
of Judge Ninot late Commissioner Pensions making
discrimination between the volunteer and regular
The Secretary decides that the soldiers either
bind or service equally entitled To bounty land This
decision will the suspension from great number
Of claims for bounty land, pending in the office,
under the act of 1856.
There Is good deal OF speculation here at present "a
10 the formation of Buchanans Cabinet is IKE count
ing chickens before they atched General Thomas
j. Rusk Of Texas is spoken OF by those supposed BIO
in the confidence OF Mr. Buchanan certain TO be his
Postmaster General
Charles E Carr has been appointed Collector OF Gus
toms at San Pedro Caornis, vice Williams deceased;
and Joseph Sny der, Assayer Of the Branch Mint In
California, vice Wiegard, removed.
Lieut.. James Sedcn Is ordered to the cut
Jefferson DAvs Port Townsend, Washington Ter.
rory; Lieut. John E. Viason TO the cutter VIM.
L. Marcy ut Francisco Lieut. Dennis Bremond tho
Lewis Cass, at New Orleans.
General Harvey has arrived and commenced prepare
tons for the Fiorda campaign.
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PHILADELPHIA sroCK BOARD.
PHILADEPHA, Oct so 1855.
Stocks heavy P,nnryivan,s bs, s4Is; Reading Rail
read, So Long Island R.iroad, IL Morris Canal, 1856
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
BAtrIsoKg, Oct. 30, 1855
Nine hundred beevos ~efe offered in marxet 10
day. Of which % driven East and the remainder
sold AT 81 II IS a5 net Hogs sod II 81 Boass
NRw ORLEANS, &c. 80. 1853
Cotton-saes to dsy6 500 bses the rnarkeswas easier
few bsrres Of me- crop % molasses being tho arst
offered fetched &c. Wheat 81 IS 20, red. Exchange
on New York al sisbt y per cent premium
CHsuKsroS, ost 20, 1855
Cotton Sales to day, lao haes, a, I.c Tor gooe
miccling.
BUFFALO, oct 3o-lP.M
Four-fnteror demand Grm. sales 100 bbls., at se
70 ~ 81 Tor good ~ hscc Achgaa and - 80 for fair
extra Ohio. Wheat lower Sales 900 bushels at 81 &c
for Chicago spring ard 81 30 for red Illinois Corn dull
Sses COO bushels, from store, sc Oats unchanged.
9ser Gee bu hsls At ESD Canal freghts to NeT YORK
easer--lsc Tor corn. and 2sc for wheat The Wind is
from The northwest and the neet all in, ba, pts
ere limited.
BUFFALO oct, so-sPM
Flour opened steady aud closed duh; ssles 900 bbs,
at 90 rs 50 81 for cd Michigan 50 81 So 81 for extre
Ohio aud Indiana Wheat lower saler Of 40 600 bushels,
81 is for Oh cago sprpg, and 81 80 for red Illinois.
Com dul Gales OF so Duo bushels at Sic Ons steady
safes .. ssc. Barley Gull; sales at ~ 20. Whiskey
lower; sales At 3ic Canal freignp-Corn lsc., and
wheat 23hc. 10 New YORK. Receipts Tor tho
twtnty four hours ending at aeon N dsy-Ls5s bbis.
Gour, bushes wnes, 81 $50 bushels corn, Is 500
bushels oats Canal expovts-i,Ses bbs -four, l32oeS
bushels wheat, 3s,T7s busnes corn.
O~wEeo, Oct sn-T Y.
whest Is dpn and lower sJ.s 10 goo bushels, a. o.
Tor whc Michigan. aelvered from store Canadian 10
quiet Corn 10 offered at SIC. bids al 54c. sales.
and at ~ rs Canal ireghs W New YORK sieaay-aour
soc, wheat 1sc and corn lee mpors-7p, 600 busheIy
wheat and ii 3oo bushels Canal exporu-s,3ec
ibis -four, 1900 bushels wheat add 500 busheio
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Destructive CONGREGATIONS.
PRE- AT O1DRNsBURG,

oGDEssBuRG, N. Y. Oct. 80, 1866.
fire broke out here at O'Clock this morning, in the
Franklin House, which in less than three hours
tally destroyed Mr.. Cruikshank the proprietor est-
his loss at 81 COO. He insured 81 500 the
furniture and building Many Of the inmates lost all they
possessed twas repored that some persons perished
in the flames, but the report is doubtful. defective
chimney caused the fire.
FIRE AT LA GRANGE, GA.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 30, 1855.
Eight buildings, containing large amount Of goods In
La Grange, Ga were destroyed by fire the 25th inst
One Of them blown up, injuring q number of par
song.
FIRE AT PAwrUCKET, r.
PsovIpEscx, Oct so, 1856.
The card and fancy paper mandatory Of Ray Potter
in Paxtucket wss destroyed by dre this afternoon The
oss is about $40 eco, and Ia covered by insurance.
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THE Dos QuIxoTrE AND SANcHo PASzA or
THE SouTH.-For some months past the news
papers Of all parties have devoted consider
able attention to Chevalier Quattlebum Brooks
the Don Quixotto " South Carolina, who has
boosted that by lifting his hand in the House
Of Representatives he could have broken up
The government in a bloody revolution, and
who has declared his readiness, If necessary,
10 take thousand men, march upon Wash
inrton. capture Fremont, rob the Treasury,
and proclaim the millennium Of Southern con-
fedcracy. But the knight has travelled about
. much without his squire that we began to be
lie,c be was without one This, however, is
not 50, for we have found the happy man.
Every Don Quixote must have his Sancho Pan
"a, and the Sancho of Brooks is certain Mr..
Yeadon, Of Charleston. And he fills the charac-
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Fremont Mass Meeting In New jersey.

ErzABrrH N. j., Oct. 80, 1885,
The republicans had immense meeting and
torchght procession here las. night The Rocky Noun
tain and other clubs Of Newark in atten lance also
large delegations from Plinheld and Railway. The meet
ing addressed by Governor Robinson, and c, S.
Smith, Esg., of Kansas. The German clubs retired Q,
short distance addressed by speakers their
own Language.
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making an appointment of City Treasurer by
letter from the chief editor of said journal.
Mr. Wood has not come up to the mark GER
tainly, and he admits and accounts for it. But
he promises to do all that can be done: he has
every interest in keeping his promise; and he has
what no other candidate is certain to have
the energy and the win to accomplish what he
tries if only he tries in earnest.
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Fr,RFurpAssEs At MAYOR Woop.-One Of our
cotsmporaries thinks that we are making fearful
passes at Mayor Wood by alluding to the Hunt
inptou case. This is rather far-fetchcd. Be
tween the Huntington case and the case Of Wood
even on Marvine.s showing, there is tremen-
dous distance. A more cruel pass at Wood, by
far. il the attack Of the same journal upon him
because be allowed himself TO be inaueuced In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-31

vention, let them be Immediately brought before
the proper tribunal, and let the question be de-
cided; but If they are not SO amenable, let them
not be harrassed and prosecuted, and kept in a
state of constant alarm and dread that unfair
means should be resorted to to abduct them
from this country. Fair play is jewel, Monsieur
Belmont.