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Irerb,r. officially pronsa.cea . Dsmecra..

+ Herbert Officially psonsunced . Democrat
The Pro-Slavery press generally at thu
North have been calling the Fremont j. urn
ais all sorts Of hard names for representing
Herbert the waiter-killer, as Democrat :.
He was, they indignantly declared, a Know
Nothing -as if, while there is such . daily
fnsing Of the two, the distinction made an,
essential difference. But the great organ o
the party at Washington-the Union--in Z
leading article, published on the 9Th instant
has, we are glad to see, put the question be.
yond all further controversy, as the follow.
ing extract from it will demonstrate: .a'-.a1.
But what has been the course Of the black
Republican journalists and the black Repub.
lican orators since the; nomination of the
Democratic candidates. for President and
Vice President? They carefully avoid all
discussion OF the principle ofpopular soyer.
eighty, and in its place favor their. readers
and hearers With assaults, in coarse and ruff
fan terms, upon some of our purest and most
distinguished patriots and statesmen Eve.
~ idle rumor, every trivial incident every
Tribune manufactured Kansas outrage, which
may, by any possibilitv, be converted int
political capital as stimulous to the prejndi.
ces Of the Ignorant or the wild passions Of the
fanatical, is eagerly seized and used withou,
scruple. Herbert gets into distressing DIFF
ficulty with waiter at hotel, which has
since been disposed of by jury Of his coun.
trymen of opposite political opinions. Mr.
Herbert is member of the Democratic par.
ty. The unfortunate man who lost his life
was an Irishnan by birth. These two fact.
areput together by the New York Tribune
to show the murderous hatred borne by tn,
Democratic party to al our Irish born citi
Gems. f1 rvtsTL ~li lA9H
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RICH'S SALAMANDER SAFES.
TYiLDERsS PATENT. ,.f4-s-

a large assortment sf
Safes Of various sizes ana
patterns, with and WITH
out powder proof locks,
ior sale It the depot li6
Water st. New York.
Burglar proof b aAk
Vaults and vault dCct6
made 10 order. - =
STEARNS &.NA1xlN.
f19ts ~ SeeG$ssS &(sO..
e1eccessors TO Rjck Col
l4S Water st., and cor.
Avenue a and ST. MiyA.
et Place, N. Y.,r j
Proprietors Of Riehss IL
tent, and the onlymaksss
Of Selamander Sale con.
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- - Horse. Power.

y0n SALE, q bargain, . good ssZread Horse
Il PowerjSs which can be worked by soHe cr two
Horses Enquire Of bLAKELEy BURBANK.
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Franci. r. Blair, yr,

The st. Louis Democrat remarks of the
election of this gentleman, and the princi-
pies on which he was elected, and says -
He was known and recognized as the advo-
CT te of the rights of the working men of ST.
Louis, he was Fidiculed as the man who de-
Tended the rights Of white labor in prefer
ence to that of slave labor, he was abused as
the man who desired to devote the new Ter
ritories of the United States to the tillage
and agriculture of white free men instead Of
slaves, and yet as such he's been elected All
honor to the yindicator of white free labor.
and may this be. an example to the nullificrs,
that their dark and iniquitous designs EJECT
with no favor in. this great commercial and
industrial centre Of the Mississippi Valley"
Observation-Disclosures Meeting Tonight at
~f-h e'e the csars House tsIA 3 Z
It has already been announced that Coz.
DrLAHAY, the Representative to Congress Of
the Free State Of Kansas, will address the
people ofSt. Paul upon the Great Question
of the day, This ereaing at the Court House.
It has been determined, also, by the Re
pablicans Of St. Paul to embrace this occa-
sion to commence the important work Of or
ganizing for the October election. Other
speakers, besides Col. Delahay, will be on
hand. Let the Republicans, and all others
who are interested in the welfare of their
country, be at the Court House this evening
THE PoLIcY OF THE GOVERNMENT RE-
LATIvE TO CaIaroRSIA.---As special dispatch
to the New Yesk evening Post, dated WASH.
ington, August 5th, states that documents
relative to the California disturbances arr
prepared for transmission in the Senate, EN-,
bracing Gov. Johnson's application for the
Presidents interference and assistance; Mar
cy's refassss Cushing's legal opinion support
ing Marcyas objections; together with in
structions from Secretaries Davis and Dob
bin tothe army and navy on the Pacific.
These documents ARE expected to show
Gov. Johnson's connivance with the yigi
lance Committee during the first week Of it
existence, and his negligence to employ prop
or constitutional means to suppress insurrec
ton before resorting to The federal authority
The rebellion had progressed eleven week,
before application to the President. The ap
piication is now refused because he failed I,
summon the Legislature, which was the frs
duty deyolving upon him by the act of Con
kresSsya ssslT. ~ 3 -sgsss fssss sgEh gf,i7a
|. * The first screw line ,ofbattle shil
Of the Russian navys the Revise, left Con
stradt en- the end for the Gulfcf Finland, OF
. trial excursion. The cngiaes ofthis yes
sci we're constructed in the United States
and Of loo hesse power. The h,ssianssi'
lis known, have long studied our system o
naval armament, and In the library Of the ma
val department At Sebastol were found, i,
may b remembered, numerous drawings
and plans Of The principal French and ing.
! lish vessels. = = 80 = = J,
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1t is said that Bissell, black Republican
candidate for Governor of Illinois, has with
drawn from the canvass.-Pioneer. 2 .ss t--
1t at is said, in this instance as in
most others, is very great liar. Col. Bis
sell has just entered upon the canvass and
will not decline under any circumstances.
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Galena, Dunleith & Minnesota
PAKET COMPANY.
ORRIN SMITH, PRECEDENT, J. R. JONES, Secresary
SDt ARRANGEMENT FOR eat .u
L4 sc s.. 5la eso 80 i
Two Daily Lines to St. Paul,
~ ISIS 80 AND
DAILY LINE TO ROCK ISLAND.


uMMEDIATRLY the opening of nav CATION, the
uar trips between Gaiena aud st. Paul. leaving Galenu
every morning aud evening Sundays cxcepteal In time
do business at Dubuque aud Dunleith aud
Duneith With the trains Of the Illinois Central Railroad
VIII st ut all Intermediate points, AMI r.naiu at San
Paul sufficiently long for passengers TO visit he Fails
St. Anthony. The following boats comprise the line be
tween Galena and st. Paul: Tairf5f ? :
Wan EAGLE, ~ Capt. D. $: HAnnIs.
NORTHERN BELLE, PRESTON LODwIcK.
LADY FRANKLIN, N. 4. Lucas.
OCBAN WAVE, =. II. GLENN. q
CITY BELLE, WIN. LAwroN.
GRANITE STATE, 1Hg " J. Y. HURD. ga q
ALHAABRA, W. II. GABBERT.
All rst class Steamers commanded py the skill-
full and gentemanly officers, and fitted up with Q
view to the safety apd comfort of passengers. Being
o.. s. Mail Boats, and running In connection with the
Railroad, their punctuality can be relied upon. This
Company will also run the -.. N''1
ROYAL ARCH. u Capt. J. J. SMITH,
GREEK SLAVE, {" C. COLL.
between GaIena and Rock Island, making daily line
connecting at Rock Island w;tn the sChicago and Rock
Isand line Of first class STEAMERS at Futon City with
the trains OF the Chicago, Fulton and Iowa Rairoa
and at GaeDa with the boats Of the Gaens Dunleith
Dubuque AID St. Paul line Of steamers, thus forming
safe, comfortable and reliable line between st. Louis
and st. PAM, connecnEwith Railroads at Duneith,
Fulton City and Rock Island.
For freight passage apply ct the Office board OF
to Campbell, Jones Co., Gsena Campbell, Stimsof
Co., DunIeith Edward Stimson h Co., Dur uau,
Blakeley Burbank, or Borup & Champlip, st. Paul
weborg & Co., or Juo. Phelps, Fulton City. 49, Il
CAMPBELL, JONES CO., Agents,
$50. 7a~ Ats ~ No. IS /. wee, Galena.
Galena, April 2, 1856. ap22daw6m.
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G.. B. PRICE e. co.

"HOLEsALEssnd RkTAiL DEALERS IN every
w variety Of SseamboaS Hotei, Hoase Furnish hing
and Faao,y GcodsWooden and Willow Ware, aud ali
kinds Of Baths water Coolers, reraters Chests
Provision safes, &C., Aes sab Anthony Street, Saint
Paul. Sept s, I SO
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at thew are svsled With 10 disc fstiou but
LIN evssy esw Il ysciaA1os d IN, thy mo-
Jarrett 'ue offender 1t euca aid heine lin
IbeforV ths proper authofitict, who will Id
quife Airy And thll into TIE mattel = TT y
The reputation, Ie.cc, and good order d
this city depend In . great ineszdtx npon the
police force.. The citizcns viii ehecrfully
bear the buvthen, Il the force Is an effective
ouAls and Il their PROPERTY lives aud comfort
are secueeds H. on the contrary, q disorder,
distttoances. that's, assaults and murders
take placa. without Punishment to the guilty
onees they win justly Complain Of the de.
parttnept which costs 30. much, and does. 50
little rood. ,kslz4,2agG S sah s3Sszs - di1os ssH-
iuigc thcsefors upon every police officer,
Fther duty Of alTesting all noisy or drunken
persons, and all offenders ssainst peace and
good order. Hss i1S iaGt nsgis tlfss5 y s5itsI
They win eco to ia that disorderiyF or dis
reputable houses of every kind are promptly
reported to their chief oThat saloons, and
bars are closed at twelve O'Clock at night,
and on the Sabbath; that racing and immo-
derate driving in our streets is stopped and
punished and in fine, that al the laws Of
this Territory and ordinances Of this city
which relate to the welfare and prosperity 6f
our citizens, are faithfully, diligently aud
promptly executed. 20 - y ,97assf s.ess.e,
/, ,ses-s -, -. G. L. BECKER, Mayor.
MAroR 0FFIcE, City Of st. Paul, 9th Aug.
ef~ 1856. a,ae9 Fsse.e
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guy aud white, Nigh and Low crowned sofs ~. =
HASLNTFs.
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Lumber! Lumber +!
Swift & Hamilton. -

"HOLESALE and Retail Grocers and Com
w sion Merchants, Seventh street near Jackso
10y (Under the Fwllcr House,
ST. PAUL, Mt,
Have now opened and viii keep constantly on hand
full and complete assortment Of -fs s.-s -
Groceries, Provisions, &c,
To which they invite the attention OF Country Ner-
chants and Families. f.--,f.-.. s-l..-5,
Having bought their gosds fo for cash they are de-
termned to sell the best goods for the prices.
Particular attention paid to the Retai Family Trade
may ~. + -
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LOST BAGGAGE.

TIE North Western Express Co. have just complet.
ed au arrangemen} ~ which they will be enahIe,,
ind all baggage lostWest Of Detroit. We shall re.
eeve monthly reports from the Western Rail Road
Association, of all Baggage unclaimed or unknown,
any of the Depots west Ct that point For particular
inquire at our office, opposite the Post Once. ~
J. G. BURBANK & co.
st. Paul, Dec. i6; 1854. dkwff
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eka&fE!fl. H!gsIijaii!aSl#||s4n.
SATURDAY. N0RNTNds AUG, q, 1856


We give below tho special message Of the
Mayor, delivered to the Council last Tues.
day evening, also his rules for the govern
mentef che police Both 60 to show. that
the Mayoesis a he right track and 10 deter
mined to have good government in St.
Paul: = =
~ CIR r. SsFr Paor9.A..
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r. 0ILNAN, Proprietor.
MILL and Machinery castings, Building Colums,
WI window Caps, Sash eights, 0aulderon Kettles,
Sleigh Shoes, &C., &c. Iron Tusnings, Brass Castings
and Pattern Making done to order. Babbit Metal
stanty on hand. tSNS ~ Paul. sApR 80 -lydaw.
J. srARKEY. c. e.. PETTEYs.,
JAMES STARKEY & CO., 90 q
nEALERS IN REAL ESTATE. Once Third St.,
II st. Paul. ALI business in connection with the
above promptly attended to: Military Land Warrants
located advantageously; Taxes paid Collections made;
and Loans negotiated. ~ &c -
- ~ B. COOLEY, = - "a
A RTISr, Third Floor, Empire Block, Upper Town.
~ SENT Paul. = &i- 1919 49, ~ t-s3 - e.sia
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WELLMAN4l& JOHNSON.

~ Kinds Of Surveying, Mapping, etc., executed TO
order. Oioe oxer payton's once, opposite the Pos
Once.
instrument Makers, Troy, NJ andcan furnish instu-
ments Of the rst quality lower than they can
DO obtained whes else in fhe Territory. Specimens
OF them may be seen 1t our once.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

July l2-yew 7f>'.o ~ 80 -
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NOTICE

AMEs & Van ErTEN, Attorneys for A
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In and for
Fillmore County.
Satnmo,s. S.

Money to Loan ..--. s~s-s {.
AN unincuwbered real estate:
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= O1mON 1VWCHso5 = 3otDlt
agsw6w Il. D. ,o... Mortgages.
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rRocEssIoS IAI,>G ,oNNIn
STONE -

by Divine permissioa. zoe Conner Sion. NJ "A.
i.u'Asiaa Laa ca. about 20 Il rrecIea sssr In
= A'sn y hoJi- hpaNc, oue ami haif tD,Iss Nsrth
s-aAI ~ Duh -. aud imtnrtiatriy On Ike rg.s
ioe ltOn ShspbrtdstOsu 60 HaliIpvn ~ M h.
Aid ~ = q NJ. "i.lisaa IA CbapmAo Of VIZ.
rirta LCeEe No - - 4 On Tbur.s,x a..
$50 tnst TIE d.arreug Luccss Of O1d F,Iiaw,
iHb7' Of Red Nee, acc Division VI - a. Of Ten
PriAhcs "a ihis a. several "a thc a IatntuR euua
hi',hAve b"sn Iuv,I. ~ Aptad and iSin In a oub
ic pfsetssIsn.
a s So viees Of TIE hrphsrdsiova Brass Baut
WI be scared i"r tie occ a.ina
I b. Rev. Mt. Seisa q Rliti,norr ard,,h.,..
iErEI AiIis.sf-, have b - iayttsd add A.. cont.
dtu'iI rHPcS.ri 70 y m A,.ea.4aes aEd ,a .,I,.r
a4iftssrs '"'''
PLAZA Bat suSs'ahtiai Dtansr, viz L. B,.,..
% ~ Nht-h ihr uirusbrf, e th- 4, arI,nl orc,
VITO may rave lniaed % She plocr,siou u.l.t,t,
'''0 20 PAf'"se WisbbGg chsIgs--lut faT al oh
etS vac may - PirSssc go dine. a obaFrs ui..-r..
rach Siii . made Inc Ladies " tee r-f-Et.,
hood Si., b. prepared 20 Iuful-h Trfre.br.r,.. -.
a. lse Cream Gaze, CaHtics I.rHoEao- 80.
m'ntT aH.iHg rom he SAT- 81 which viii a.
pisl 70 assid ~ ihg efcctioa OF the CLar.5
We arr alrP frgs-sIsd 20 aRbuurr~ tbaf 49,,
ons 20 laTteS he Corner S one a b~,u#,tr| a.
h-r vii ee P5sssuise by the L.a4i., 10 Pc,
oif',t'n No " seas OF Tempssaace. wYb a.
appropriate address and tepl
as Ppe a,- nos' ccrii ! 3 invited o rsfi.
PATE I Ii.0MTI - idIhLiDEE p,fsi,,
JOIN R"NEMoUs. c0@@".r'.
AaEust 70 1880 -
H1cE-fsrs are hereby rof.g.g.tt,,, H.,
VIZ positively be pfSbibitsJ on thaf csT f,op al
sand mssias
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= Nh. PfLt.NoRE.s PLATFORM.
A. CONSTRUCTOR Bl uIdsELE

II disgusting The eemPromiss measures, IN hia
massage 81 Dees Ter % 1850 SIR Filincrs ,1ys
sTAs ssfs. u measures TO which ibave snutsd
are regarded by me sc'tifpszt ~ frfnrfplr
asi fsz-a rfssL sStllsment Of the S3lxefua. ana
ereiiisa srD,crs which .heS smb iced Trtosa-
..d pear adisrsaor % tas a4JHy Asai s5.sbSie4 ~
lAa.f Heafarrt
Tn eoaR,ry nav be assorrd, hat, 10 The Utmost
Of ny ability and IN the sK,rn, u N. po~si vested
o. No, shall a. all ttnss aud al an places take
care thar the laws be fsiihgslly ,Ireuisd.
Tie farther said, In one Of bic Messages, whes
spssting Of the Cor Ps.mise:
'ls iulhllisg orr Coakiita i0nal .datgS, fr,loW-
sisxsns on this suh feet 10 carving ini' eject
az tls yvrsT esslvrd ~ ~ Candidates, W should
consider oapsltes a. d,lib~raling abd sClihr Tor
Ger aak tk fasss ogva'ry. aud hear cons .a..y IN
aind tsat car rsgsIfd 80 sVrSsfy fNs Eoi 10 q
Psrtieuisy part Gals B.s - Tgs wHoLg FEsrLE
I'll thsfe Be those 81 the Norjh who want a Pres.
ident 10 rule the Sguth-u there he hose al the
South Who vaut President who will Tule the
North-I DO not want their vttss--l can ssyer rep
reseai Ih.m-I stsud upoa The broad platform Of
the Coustitu,icn and The Laws. n should h
called upon 10 administer the government. the
Constitution and laws OF the enuutry shall be eI :.
sn,ed at sverT hazard and every cost
Ne. F'iizSrss SrecrA al Rerk,sicr.
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AN isciDgsT IN sa. nucaAuanp
CoRGRessiONABc AKBGa.


On the 9Th Dsesas.f. 1871, In tho Usi,sd
States sssats. Mr.. C.laosx sasFsd lie following
resoluiioa.
Rso'rsa. Tat N asIsrs,i.ss p.stsea 81 der psv,,
tss- sSsssissd BY the F.e.s G.r-rss.s' Ts- States
rsiailf ss,efsiy. ne erslss''s snd sols I'Ed ovrr
therSun 4sass.te destinations ssd police asd slo.s
r.'rcssiss 90 Ties. sd tia, .ay isssrsSass 81 say
oss eos~ states, ecssbSastss Of thsar sttrsas,
via ths eSoss,e iasfssoss sd Fslics e ths o,ksrs,
ee ssy tresad O. usdsr say PfsseHt wAsisysr. peit
ea. Mo.sL. GA sxtIotSr.. wsth v.~ 10 their .lt.r-
sasss 81 ssS.ervss IL sssaaytes 81 Superiority
~.sssd ~ ID. co.,u-iiOa. i..ulriax 10 the s,atss
int.rtstel VITA. tesjsx 10 enassE.r thsn 3Sssstio
Fsscs sd ,rasfsily sasSsr.sss q the soissts Coz
-hieb he C.asii,sts. uss fsrm-d soA hy s.ss.ssry
cOs.q.ssss '-HdAs IA usssss aAd destroy TIA Usssa
Il viii b. sssa Tia, Il va, D.. desire Of Mr.. Cal.
hosn 10 siieii from the lee Iing msn, bS,h North
ash SosiS, clear aai oarqgi.ssai expression Of
'eahmsal a. to the Rsasis.s sxita;ioa Of Slavery
br misi''eF' Of Tia Gospel With this riew, and
'olsJ TO sei forth With pteeisOa the coss,tutions
rights Of The Scala, Mr.. Z. offered the rssolution5
wi'hias also 10 bring TO ID, ,sPpori Of the South
"a ealiss'en.d srpressiSs OF Pab.ie oPinisn from
cher q1ausrs Of The eSubirY. Here, then vas an
eIssil.si opportunity tor Mr.. Boehsnsn to giVs
svideu &c Of hi, regard for tAs South but cid be
do NJ Tbs Rrosr& says No: let u speak Tor t.
set When the resolution was eersidsrsd. Mr..
.dorris Of Oaio. nstaFious AoOliiioai,t nsssd to
strike oct the words MORAL OR RELIGIOUS,
d.lisaiDs ,hsFeby to give sneoursgensEI 70 preach.
u, 10 isimlsate sboiiioni2n from their palp.s
The voss upon Mr. Morris uolion TO strike cut
ih9.e words Hsol. u ysas sad 81 nays I'll Of The
s1aiAssn Senators ineudng HsarI Clay, Clay 81
Ala, CAlhDus, kiug. Lisa. Luppkin, Preston, Sc.
weir, Rivss, Roaae, Waite, - 9. ae., voted against
The sIrikins cot ADD wsre ,appsfsd by those SEGA
to" Of the h0rh WAC properly appreciated III.
rights Of the South and the pes,ilent influence, 81
The religious sgiis loo OF slavery see Cor erosion
al Globe vol. o ..ag-7i) How did M. BEelaaa-
vo'sl viii nsiCrally Be asked. Aye howl s1smiSs
the record Of the cobsreraioAai Globe, referred to
above. up9n which sil- stGads Mr.. r., name
IL IL 10 be fousd on the aide of tAs Souihi Net u
st,Lci Ia company with that Of Mr.. Norris, IN,
AboliiioniIt Add yet The DemseraeY ofIhe SonIh
bold up their Presidential candidate ., a friend
Of The SO1h Does that vote prove IN Does u
not oa The eoatrary. prove IN Jst eonelusivsy, thai
MI VA, uiilias 10 give, and has given his In
huere- aad eounJsnIhes TO those ministers who FOR
geuiug or di'rssarlns ,hsir true VscAuon, are bu
sy In sowing latss and disturbing the peace ant
salty Of the Uaion. ], IL scarcely worth while lC
60 'arh-r ia,o tie records, ALREADY 20 roublesoms
70 NJ B1Jhs=sn and MS f,isnts bat a. ihsy rely
more aeou the pas, han The present, they mus
ksTs al occasional dose Of their own medicine.
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coNGRgss LAsr WEEK.


Both Hsuses have been very busy with
che annual Appropriation bills, most Of which
are eroWasd into the last ten days Of the
session. These bills comprise spprOpria'
items fer the Army, the Navy, the Post OF.
Gee department, IRdiAa affairs, aud for the
legislative, executive and judicial expenses st
the whsle country. The amount this year
will be ever seventy millions Of dsllars
There are bu, tive Of these bills which
arc retarded by engagements between the
eve branches, aud those points Of difference
are in regard to Kansas. We can scarcely
doubt an anicabls adjustment before the
day appointed for Adjournment
Ths House on Tuesday, passed nearly
fifty private bills, aud the Senate dispsssS
of some almost every day
The Pacific Road bill hau been laid on
the table ia the Senate by test vote, aud
enc nearly similar has Sbly been saved from
the sams fate by single vote.
TIE session is likely to terminate harmo.
niSusly, notwithstanding the many exciting
incidents which necessarily spring up where
there is = close divisiSa Of parties.
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TIE CumPKoMIsG MEASURES.


The Baltimore Republicans, in Noticing
the Bochanae meetiAg at Frederick City,
says "Mr TOombs asserted, upon his own
personal knowledge, ihai, for the s.rea months
in which the great aud important osniest
fer these measures was being fought in Con-
grsss, Willard Fillmore was never known to
utter sisgls word in thsir behalf, nor did
any man 10 the Senate, over which body he
PreSided, know which way be would y,ts."
ProdisiSus But the people rccol C.,
very we'll how he aeiei when the compro.
mise measures were presented TO bis eonsid.
Grafton As President. The writer Of this
haPPsss to kaO1 that, long before the mat.
ter vas decided, AF. Fiismers USED ia b o
coming manner, his iuausnes in behalf Of
those measures This was we'll known 10
Mr. Clay, to Gen. Ca,s, aud to the friend,
OF tbs Compromise Of all parties Whs took
any trouble to ascertain Mr.. Fillmoro's sen.
timsnts. Melody doubted his prsmp, ap.
prevail Of every measure, aud this Mr. Car.
rESDET, one Of his Cabinet, has already a..
tested.
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