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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-22

I. - DIR. !. l.. CZAPKAY The gentleman whose
name forms the caption of his notice il one of TIA
few modern physicians whose applc0tirn to h' pro-
irs>iun anI devotion to the afflicted. render him alike
AN ornament to &c one and benefit to the other
Hungarian by birth. he sought with kos-lth to place
Ills country among the nations Of the earth beyond
the upprcssur's rule. that her sons might rejoice in
the practice of those prrrepts which nre alike our
glory and our pride. In his Efforts - to d. he has
rraped the reward of ipe"cunl resistance to oppres
sion. and "a home and country know him no more
Apart however. from his claims upon our consider
alton rs patriot. the testimonials of character and
capacity which n" brings entle him "a public coni>
dence to the exclusion of those who possess neither
the one or the other. As u gentleman his character
is untarnjshcd; physician his skill unsurpassed:
and TO those whose irnprudence has "tt upon them
the aints OF disease. consccntlou,ly commend
him with the assurance that in him they will find
friend whom to know is Grfat gain. The Dr., office
is No. and Armory Hall corner of Sacramento
and Montgomery streets. San Francisco.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Sec. 4 The regular meetings of the Board
of Supervisors shall be held at the county
seat of their respective counties, on the first
Mondays Of May August, November and Feb
ruary, and shall continue from time to time,
until all the business before them is dis
posed Of The Board shall also meet on the
second Monday after each general election,
to canvass election returns.
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COURT OF SESSIONS.

S3' A term Of the Court of Sessions
shall be held at the county scat in Butte
county on the second Monday of February,
May, August, and on the first Monday in De-
cemher of each year, and shall continue from
term toterm, unless all the business be sooner
disposed of.
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DISTRICT COURT.

Ninth Judicial District, composed of the
Counties of Butte, Colu,i, and Shpsta The
terms of the District court for Butte County
commences as follows: On the second Mon
days of March and juno, on the fourth Mon
day of August, and on the third Monday Of
December
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COUNTY OFFICERS

Jo,rpH T. n. LEWIS. County Judge.
p. FREER, Sheriff, Butte County.
MILES CHAPIN, County Auditor.
WM. LArrIMoRE, County Treasurer
} W. ScoTT, County Surveyor
r. 5. MAYNARD, Assessor.
J. j. KLINE. Public Attorney.
RANDALL lioBARr, Public Administrator.
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PROBATE COURT.

} f. The regular terms Of the Probate
Court shall be held on the fourth Monday in
February, and May, third Monday of Au-
gust,and on the second Mondayin December
of each year, and shall continue from term
to term unless all the business be sooner dis
posed Of
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COUNTY COURT.

v. The regular terms of the County Court
on the first Monday of February, May. and
August, and on the fourth Monday in No
vember of each year, aud shall continue from
term to term, unless all the business of the
term he sooner disposed Of
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-22

ygNHIS Invaluable Specific, first introduced into
IL Pisa some fifty years since soon becaine so wen
known certain cure, that IN every town and city
not ony on The Continent, but in Great Britain. the
demand for il was so great. its merits 50 astounding.
that i'm less than yOar from its introduction 1t had
suppIantcd all other remedies. The Medical Faculty
of the principal cities of Europe were compelled tc
acknowcdce It's wonderful mastery disease. Pro-
pretlrs of other medicine jealous ot II: sway. yanly
underworld to stay IT, onward progress lake grass
before the mower. their efforts fell 20 the ground and
like fire on the prarics sweeping all before II, Its on
ward march became riumnhunt. It stood forth upon
its own merits "A discerning pupic saw, tried and
were convinced OF its magical virtues. fhe massive
fortune acquired by Or Pareira from tbe sale OF it
during the six he prepared IT. alone bore witness
10 its miraculous merits At the decease OF the Doct
the Pccipe bequeathed TO his SON. who has lately
introduced the remedy into the United State'. The
number of cures il has already made are astonishing
Thousands and tens of thousands can bear testimony
TO its efficacy.
An who use it, II will cure with safety speed aud
certainty no other medicine has ever possessed.
Resort to no Quack NOstrums, 80 a remedy that
has been tried for the past fifty years and was never
known tu fail.
This Great Remedy is warranted purely vegetable.
Beware Of Counterfes. The extensive sale of this
wonderful medicine has already caused some person
0r persons to palm of upon the nns1spectlng, spu
rious compound, closely resent bling The original BE
particular buy none without the written signature
Of A. Pareira. W. ID on the outside wrapper oil each
bottle An others are counterfeit, and their com
Founders will be punished with the uInorst rlger OF
the law.
Price Three dollars per bottle. For sale by D, BaC-
cock. sole Agent for California. Oregon and the sand
yirh Islands IN v HON all orders must be addressed.
liberal discount made u wholesale dealers
ID. BABCOCK.
Wholesale Druggist, - Davis street,
san Francisco.
List OF Agents throughout the state. Rice oh!in X
Co. Druggist Narysville: k. X starkweather, city
Drug Sture stockton W. H. Bruner sonora; Benz
~hurtef. shasta: Child x Worsheu. Placeryille :;
Justin Gates, Jr SacrmentO City; ID. r. W. Carr,
Downieyille DR.. John Lark. Nevada Dr. W. II.
(atlief Yreka, Or ] B. winston Los Angeles
Thomas Whaley. san Diego; Geo l.. story Portland
ct.
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DR.. p Ar EiR AS
graf ITALIAN REMEDY,

For the certain and speedy cure Of dis
eases Of u private nature, no matter
how long standing, without any in
furious cffkct to the system or ary
change of diet. 1t has never failed,
it cannot fail to cure.
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JUDICIARY.

SOLOMON llEYDHNFELr, Chief Justice.
HCGH & MURRAY, Associate Justice.
CIIAs. II BRYAN, do do
WM. p. DAINGERTIELn, Jugc 9th District
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OROVILLE LODGE, No. IoS, F; = .,,tSi a: NJ -
~ Stated Meetings held on the first saturday o'
eoch month. at Up NJ at Masonic Hall over Platts
Market. Entrance on Myers street oticers|D 7i1 a
Brown. w NJ Daniel Jewett. W; George W. ENiol
J W; Rosenthal. Treasurer; ID :" DoiiieI' TeI y
~ Kleine. D:J Klumper, J. ID: HosSins' Tyler.
Boethren in good standing, are invited to attend
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STATE GOVERNMENT

NELLY JOHNSON. Governor.
Il. VI. ANDERSON, Lieutenant Governor.
lIuGu {. MuRRAn. Justice of Supreme Court
SOLOMON IlEYpENFrl.T. and
DAVID :. TERRY. Associates.
GEo. W NHGrMAN, Controller
HENRY BATES. state Treasurer.
W. :. WALLACE, Atty General
JOHN II BREwsrEa, Surveyor General
JAMES ALLEN, State Printer.
f. WILSON,
+. s MckENzIr, and
FLrX. BELL. State Prison Directors.
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DUTTE LODGE, No. 35F. & A. M.@Lodse,
. meets at their Hall in Bidweii. On i1e ms. ulo'
third SATURDAYS of each month, at p. Nj. Ofhcers'
Tt,o's WTLLs. w NJ. j w GILNysoN, w, l.
CuAMRrRLAIS ] W. II KEEFER Sacy
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~ROWLlE DIVISION S. OF T. No. ga
~ Meets eyory Sunday Evening at o'clock, 81
at Masonic Hail. II SheI herd; wP.
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TIE CABINET

WM l. NANCY, Of :. Y. sec'y Of state.
JANIS GUTHRIE. .; Ky. scc'y of Treasure.
RoB'T NICCLEI.LANp, o. Mich, see yot lutcr 7.
JAEMS C. DoHuN, Of y. G. scc'y ot Navy.
JEFFERSON DAVIS, ~ Miss secy of War.
JAMES CAMPBELL. II Pa. L. VI. Geneva
CALEB CCsHING OF Mass Attorney Gen.
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NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION.

FRANKLIN PtFrcE. ot \. II President
d. Ii. ArcHIsoN, Of Mo. Y. Prest. Pro ftm'
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Tho undersigned has known DR., Iieinimann for
many years, and can vouch for has justly having
earned n reputation a conscientious. prudent eN-
nerienced and skiltul Physician and Surgeon and
would therefore recommend TO all people 10 rely with
most implic. confidence in DR.. liennaans SKI ana
Third street. between J and X.
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BUTTE RECORD JOB PRINTING
EST a BLlSHMEN7 I
o IL D v IL f.

We are now prepared with a good assortment of
PRINTING MATERIALS. cexecUte every de-
scr!ption of
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-05-01
Tho Mount vernon Estate.

The "Southern Matron," President Of The
Ladies' Association Of Virginia, 10 purchase
the MJunt Vernon estate, published a commu
~nication in the Philadelphia Inquirer, which
explains the whole matter satisfactorily, and
from which we learn that the association on
their first application 10 Me-. Washington, re-
ceived from him an answer 10 the effect that
he was unwilling 10 sell Mount Vernon to any
other purchaser than The State Of Virginia OF
the General Government. The "Soutbern
Mairon'' says:
The appeal 10 purchase from Nc. Washing
ton has been rsspo. led 10 in o manner which
while there is no departure from Mr.. WISH
expressed condition viz: conveying
the properly in crust deed 10 the States
yet gives the ASSOCIATIONS all q State cons itu.
permits, with this restriction: f, VI appeal
spoke only Of trust deed arrangement, for The
property. The Assembly authorized Governor
Johnson TO contract with Mr.. Washington for
Mount Vernon in the manner in which Mr..
W. had consented TO dispose OF il-that is q
deed to the State. The additional aci
clarlering the Mount Vernon Association
Toes not make the latter a party 10 any trans.
which Mr.. w. is 10 be ono erned-il
s~Hpurely one between the Stale Of Virginia
and the association.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-05-01
The riS5war-Latest News.

- NN uL
We find the following it,ms in regard to
The present troubles in Erie. in the Cleoehnd
Leader Ct Monday.
We learn that The recent outbreak al Erie
was originated in o sclfle between Young
Walker a !ailroader, and Coehrab, arsiEri d
per. The latter got HE worst CT The scufie.
and 10 arenge himself, aroused u mob, WHO,
taking advantage OF the temporary absence OF
johnson, the editor. OF The "Cunstitution,"
tailed, at Iirs', some forty in number, which
lncfeased 10 abou, Two hundred, ard detpol-
ished the Office Of the "Csnstiiation,n togeth.
or with'VariouS law librories in The ibniiding,
papers, noies, etc., 10 The amount OF some
twenty-five thousand dollars. They then pa.
faded Iie sttee;s, firing a few shots into The
houses 0i those who had maize themselves oh.
noxious by sid ng in favor of law and ORDER
The May or looked on aud enjoyed the scene
as hugely as lid Nero o old, al The iesnurtion.
OF his imperial city. He Che Mayor did moi
overhead the tot act, or make any effort 10
stay The outrages, Surely. such a maa has.
earned the'disgroce Of an election 10 Congress
from that d 'f1mo9s-o*n, 10 which Ills said
he aspIes. The Pennsylvania law, as we are
informed. will not hold the city liable for d nm
ages done by the meb, even under The circum.
s,ancssse sggrava!ed. On Saturday The mob
were preparing for an eve Mugs enieltainment
IN The way Of burning in efigy Gov. Pollock
and other obnoxious personagts S. What o
lovely state Of III ings.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-05-01
The Democracy Of me North.

lhefe was once . Wing parry IN the North
q paTtsoskpown principles compact strength.
aud high aspirations. ia more recent times,
there was q Know Nothing party in the North
"a patty OF pharasaical preiensions. seopst
organizations, and unsuitable appetite for pub
lie Plaader. There is now neither Wing nor
Know. Nothing party in The North. They
have disappeared. and on their ruins Black
Republicans plants the pillars Of ITS power.
II was only after a severe struggle that the
Wing parry oflihe North WIS absorbed by alb
o'itionism. The Kpow-N Nothing party made
no resistance, but leaped with inpatient de-
sire into the embrace of the seductive harlot.
iFtom The incestuous connexion hassPrung q
great Fusion Party, which dominates the
North, and threatens ruin 10 the county. In
Its vast coil every element OF sedilion, tiscon-
tent, and lasless ambition is comprehended;
aud all the diverse materials are compressed
a sort ofshape and unity. Against this
monstrous combination the Democracy Of The
North, and the Democracy alone oppose a
bold font, and ptoclsim eterDol war. With
The vigilance Of a yestaI yergin they have
the purity oftbeir principles. With a
mafiyr-spiril Of self devotion, they deiiber-
ately encountered the pains ofpoliiical death
than ALLURE one article Of their glorious
faith. Frustrated for a time by the sudden
Storm Of popular fanaticism which swept over
the North, they have againassnmed on erect
and defnnt altitude Of resistance 10 the enc
Of the Union nd Constitution. The re.
suit of reced elections in the North shows with
what heroism they encounter the formidable
with what mistaken courage they sustain
The charge Of his motley hosts. All honor 10
The Democracy Of the North! They cunlenJ
handed against q conf.deracy OF traitors,
'ut the sympsthies and prayers of patriois of
parties are with them TO console in the
lour ofdefeat, to encourage in the agony Of
Unequal combat, and 10 eM,lt and applaud in
he Joyous day Of hurd-won victory Rich
nOnd Enquirer.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-05-01
Election .News-lona Conc pemaera.ie!

We find The following gratifying intelligence
in the Iowa Sentinel OF the lTth inst. II seem,
that the gailantyoung Hawkeye" has wheeled
into the Democratic ranks al the late SpIirp
election. (,
eve have official returns from. all the coun.
lies but two in this District, and 6nd that II.
B. Hende rsholt Democratic candidate for Dis.
lnci Judge, is elected by at least four hun
dred majority.
''In Jefferson county Bd ldwin's majarity, nc
cotdlng 20 The Official returns (Walnui and
Polk thInwn out on account of infoTmality) is
one hundred and ninety. six.
''ln Keokuk County the official majority is
reported 10 US by gentleman Rom Lancaster
TO be FIVE hundred and ffty.ihTee for tIender
shot.
'.In Van Buren, County Hendersbotr's mo
jotity, official, is one hundred and niueIy- Eve.
an Wapello County IIenderslolYs majority
is. one hundred and fifty. one.
'ln Davis County The reported majority for
Hendershott is ihirty.
t'tn Mahaska County The reported majority
for Baldwin is three hundred.
'tF rom the returns fran other counties in
The State it is fair to presume that The Democ.
rscy have carried the State by about three
thousand"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-05-01
Tha1Prosnsct.

The New York journal OF Commerce, allu.
ding 10 the great accessions 10 The Democratic
patty, as evidenced in The recent elections in
The North and South, uses The following en-.
couraging language;
"The immense gains of The Democrats in our
large cities aud towns, and in those States
where elections have been held this spring,
although opposed Icy a combination Of The
Know, Nothings, Republicans, and Abolition.
ISIS, show very clearly which way the wind
blows. A year ago, in each ofthe States al
luded to-yiz: New Hampshire, Rhode Island,
and CoGnecticut-the Democrats were defeat.
ed by on owe rwbe lining majority. This year
The combination against them has been more
exile sly and complete than before, yet in
each case they press very closely upon The
heels OF their opponents. Until last year
there hadleng been an abolition OF free soil
party, ubieh neither sided with the Demo.
Gratis nor with The Wings. But, at tie last
I Two elections, they have froie:nized lovingly
with the other opponents OF Democracy; and
lh-e>conseqnence is, That although The emo.
Gratis, IN each of The States mentioned, polIed
0 voc nearly. IL not quite, unprecedented,
'hey are still slightly ia minority. But they
now see !he full strength OF the enemy, and
The amount of work 10 be done. All that re-
mains is 10 do it. And The opportunity is
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-05-01
Costa Rica.

The State with which Nicaragua is now al
war adjoins lis territory on The south. II has
an area of 5000 square mics, and o popula-
lion estimated at 200, 900. There-ase about
10000 Indians, and the rest arc chiefly mixed,
what we would call quadroons, The regular
army is very snall-two hundred men-but
there is o maliiia force Of FIVE thousand. We
ate told that the latter is good fer nothing
That remains 10 be proved. The President is
elected for six. years. San Jose is the capitol,
and has thirty Thousand inhabitants. The
chief seaport is Punta Arenas, GU The Pacific,
Costa RIGA is the only Contra! America Stale
that has paid its debts, and has o balance on
the right side Of lis cash book. The source
Of its rwealth is the cultivation of coffee,
which is shipped chiefly 10 Eur pc from the
port above named. There Is a large French
and German population, which is inimical to
Walker.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-05-01
Ffuits Of Know Nothing outrages.


ib'efstice heeatfarons nu~rderOiaIen,W o
men anufch''oren, at the louisville cleo ion
Ssys 'pe 'onio statesman, the prosperity .ol
ue Guy Hassseao'sy oecnneu. ifcf.eveSy dol
a's worm o. Properly burn' ay me Know
Noeaing 'Hcehuates on tnat occasion, LOUIS
Nuse nas suas.eu loso N decrease
ss'ue' anc iaii'he ohoi uaae ane ioteish
ool" e'u1ehs, many o. whoni were ~eaiihy
que ehleIp'islng' ued IN large NUMBERS Hom
'he'ciuy whefe foreigners naseoeen shel Gown
i'Ae wolves ana where lhe law was as pow
tei'ess LOT redress as u hsd oeen 'or protection
Tue people oil otner cites had no longer any
'eSpecl 'ota place winch was manuest,y un-
der The rule and controlo { ruiiians and mis-.
%creanls. The attempt OF The Know Nothing
.;,, oo,ooa n ;,s,;c, a. ..n;n. ~
' ~ "e i'P'"s' o".
u' peip' "Hn'u tHen i"h''s' auueu
'"N ""u'sna'Non ine
. 'PS' ~ s00u'see' rs sseo'l
.,-, ruN,1 10
IT, s'o~" "a
.I.HHr EUTT
The Democratic papers of louisville haze
never ceased 10 denoun nee and denlote the in.
.ars.,. 49,, s,
1850 % "s
rum OF a noufisaing ciy, ToappiJ The nm
Iedy, they have steadily commended, that the
causes Of The disease nnst he yemoved Tbs
-.
ou'na' "'s et"ays cup 70 luse''y OF par
late The. ouirages; and it denies that Lonis-
willie has suffered in consequence. The facts
however are Inn oa,nshle n he. concs.Ied
.a,
INV the eheo'S uPo" 'ne 'laue anu prosperity
ot"'e 'owh ave 100 serious tooe longer dlSa-
vowed me onamDer OIL commerce mas pass
Gu ."e io'iowms ieSo'u.ioh;
antso'oea, . NE PUBIC PRIMERS oil Cur
,ofibs prasn.rIy This cisy' 50 fnr as ,bs saiS
printers may have connected the same with
issues OF political parties:
To this the Democrat, which has fought the
battle Of justice, law and order, in The most
able manner and with entire success, replies,
by q powerful article, concluding as follows:
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-05-01

UJWe have occupied nearly our whole out
side Of this weeks paper will Laws, to which
We nvite The attention OF our readers. We
are anxious to get through publishing them
be fore The Campo ign opens. that we may have
all the space possible for political events. 1t
Is only a short time now until The National
Convention will meet at Cincinnati, 10 make
The nomination, and then We may consider The
campaign fully opened, which we predict will
be one OF the hottest that has been fought
since the battle Of "coon skins and ''harl
cider" All kinds Of lrickery and fraud will
he resorted to by tie combined forces of Blsck
Republicanism, and Know N~othingism, 10 de.
fea: The nominees ofthe great democratic par
y, and it behooves US to be prepared 10 meet
and re!ute their charges.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-05-01
pIf Mr.. John Bowers, The Know Notbin

Dlf Mr.. John Bowers, the Know Nothing
Post Master at West Alexander, is no ia little
more careful how he disresards the obligations
of his Office, for the purpose of furtherm, the
ends OF that disgraceful order, we will instruct
Ahe Post Office Department ofh $ conduct,and
perhaps they can place a man there WHO will
rot consider his oath to a miserable secret fac.
ton, paramount. 70 that Of his Office. Older
ing arpsper 10 be discontinued without the d.
rection ofthe individual 10 when il is address
ed, is q very petty offence, and one which a
high minded and honorable man should spurn
We think the administration would te doing
an act Of Justice 10 remove The horde of pulil-
icaleunuchs, who aye opposed, and holding
office under il, and who without manliness
and independence OF cbaracter, have lost thei.
interest in public affairs. and exist, only as The
mere mercennlies Of power. y
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-05-01
Money Wanted.

We are very much in need Of The above ar.
and we have considerable amount ,tand
ing upon our books, which We wish our frie nds
would call aid square Of, AMI thus materially
relieve our wants. II is now a year all but a
month, since We look charge Of the Demo
c%rat'--a great many have paid FOR their paper,
for which they have our ihonss,) and, a great
many have not-those who have not and will
do so by the middle Of the present month, eau
have it at our advanced price, thus saving Oty
cents. Cali in friends. r
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-05-01
Popularity Of Mr.. Bnsnsnan,

The Hon. Charles Gilpin, for many years
Mayor OF the city OF Philadelphia, and always
a wing portizan, until The bulk orLis parry
turned Know Nothing, is an enthusiastic sup.
porter Of Flames Buchanan for the Presidency,
anG has recently made several eloquent
speeches al Democratic meetings. Tie Phila-
Hdeiphia Necs, which gives q strong support 10
Fillmore, accuses the Hon. William B Reed,
The distinguished District Attorney Of that city,
with having declared himself in favor Of Mr..
Buchanan. We IRE assured thai the charge is
true, and we are inclined TO the opinion That
The Neics viii find very many more prominent
aud distinguished Wings, moi only IN Pennsyl
ysnia, but in every other State, who have cast
their last vote against the Democratic party, If
that party shall make Mr.. Buchau5n their
standard beare! in the present campaign. The
Valley Spirit says: III is sale 10 say that 10
the event Of Nj. Buchanan's nomination for
the Presidency. twenty thousand Pennsyiyanis
Wings, the best men of the old Whig marry,
willsyote for him agains; any Know Nothing,
OF Black Republican, a. mixed breed on HE
face Of The earth. We believe il, and we
think we might safely say the same OF tie
straight Wings OF the Empire State.-Penn-
syiDanian.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-05-01
How is Th.a I

A Washington correspondent 81 The N. Y
Tribune writes:
"The demand for Nj. Stewards greatspeecl
is immense. A la:ge edition IS printed by tht
Republican, Committee. Tie Globe folio \.
with a second edition 10, morrow, and II is be
ing stereolyped in BALTIMORE"
We suppose that we may safely infer tina,
the object ofthe author OF this speech, in ma
king ~ was 10 keep himself in position for tbe
anti Nebioska nomination for the Presidency.
Meanwhile the letter written by John @. Ffe-
mnnt TO "Gov. Robinson,y and published,
cleriy shows that he is,a cand idaie for me
same nomination, and tha; his object isto keen
in position.
Here isa pretty kettle OF fish. Would il not
be o singu lar event, should Seward, afterall.
be sci aside, and FremoBt- utterly without
character and qualification for The Office
devoid OF quslit les OF statesmanship, and with.
out experience in civil sffairs-a youth, COM
pasahveiy- would not The even. be q little
singutss, should Seward 30 set aside and Free
mont be token aPf II strikes us that this
would be q siagHl lar eveRt. But this is what
MI. Francis T Blair is diving at.