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TT The Peoples Ticket.--For Commits

IL The Peoples Tfcket.---For Commits.
sioners of the Revenue.
Jefferson Ward-John M. Francisco.
Madison Ward---Edwin Burton
Monroe Ward-Georxe A. Hundley.
The above ticket is composed of gentlemen well
qualified discharge the responsible duties of the
Office to which they aspire Mr.. +. is the choice of
his Ward Mr. B. is well tried officer and Mr.. II
having been engaged for the last ten years until
centy) as Clerk in some of the largest mercantile
houses in this city to the entire satisfaction of his
employers, will doubtless, be equally satisfactory to
the people in the coming election.
my 19-lt* MANY VOTERS.
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DIHD.

On Tuesday morning. May 18th, Mira. MARTHA
WATklNe. consort Of Philip Watkins. Esqs In the
lower end Of Henrlco, in the 64th year of her age
She leaves hnabAnd whose only consolation i the
unshaksn faith In her eternal rest and Happiness; and
two children who mourn their loss, vith deep and
true sfection--whoss loss IVES her ssin. She lived
and disda Christian. beloved and respected by al
who knew her died and LETT memory smbaln,ed 10
the rseolisetens and tear Of her husband, children
and friends; without aspiration she rose absve the
level Of her fellow sex; though modest and unpre-
tending. she shone equaily in ell the circles In which
her lot WIS east; she was ever ready to oxtend 9
helping hand to the hess fortunate Of her race, and
was never more happy than when she was doina gocd
to eli around her. Oh, the vacuum left untitled ~
her departure; that husband that she fondy loved
and by whom she is 20 sorely lamented-those chii.
dren 20 fondly cared for by her. and by whom she II
90 deeply chershed, can never fully give her mp
They have but consolntion and that In hope
and confidence in her salvation.
~ Tennssaee papers please copy
In Manchester, ELLEN BELL, infant daughter
of William H. and Mary A. Strinsfellow, aged IL
months and 20 days.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral at the residence Of her parents
to-day at IL O'Clock. a3 :
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Thc Hospitnl BurnIng &C St, /

ST.. LOUIS, May 17.-There were ninety patients
In the hospital when 1t was burnt They were all
saved with one exception. The loss IL estimated
at a hundred thousand dollars, with an insurance
Of thirty-hve thousand.
A dispatch received here from Kansas says that
with the necessary papers to arrest Gov. Robin.
SON
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From Port an Prince.

NEW YORK, May 18 by an arrival we have
Port au Prince dates to the I'd May. Heavy rains
had recently occurred in consequence of which
the place had become quite healthy. The yellow
fever had entirely disappeared The market
for coffee had become quite scarce, and not much
to be had at any price.
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- DIR. George Gavfnxel has removed
his Office from 18th and Broad, the corner of 10th
and Broad streets, where orders may be left for him.
Hisresdence is now Clay street, between 7th and
ath Persons wishing his services in the lower part
OF the city, can leave their names and address
street. my I9-1m
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apucrAr NoyrCEs.

-
LYNcnBuRG, Msy 18th. 1875.
Srey. W. havoNIblteA tie scene 81 the acs
cidsnt Is 1ds Railroad on Percivai iasnd,
We fssl sstisfed that the accident was not csused
by any defect Of the trestls work from which the pas
ssnrer car was thrown.
s hinder truck of the rear car being thrown on tae
track By the falling Of Of the brske-biocks ander
Ire front wheel Of said hinder trusk. u.
We visited the scene Of the accident and mske tns
foresoins statement Ct the fequea Of tho ohcers o.
the South-Sids Railroad Company, who wers pfessn'
- lhs un1' " sAs N"--' 49, Fjso r. McDASGKL,
WV. q. Monks.
CHAnLEs 6coTTsi
D, 4. PETERS,
3s{ ~ W. OTwAY OWEN
a.. DExTER OTEY.
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OREGON STATE CONVENTIONAL vote was taken
April z, throughout Oregon Territory, to wheth-
err Oregon should be declared State. So far as
news had reached Portland to the voting in diff.
ferent districts, decided majority was against the
State Convention.
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DISTINGUISHED Arrivals.

NEW YORK, May 17-Among the passengers
by the steamship Philadelphia which arrived this
morning from Aspinwall via Havana, are Hon
John Bigler Ex-Governor of California, Mrs. Big
Ter and Miss Bigler. Also Senior Cavecanti, the
new Brazilian minister to the United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

Gen. Gadsden, U. S. Minister to Mexico, is in
New Orleans
Frank Larear, found guilty at Wheeling, Va,
of rape has been sentenced to 20 years in the PEN
itentisry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

e. PENMANsHrP.-We have seen some very beau.
tiful specimens of the penmanship of Mr. WELLENAu
whose advertisement is in this days Dispatch They
are most remarkable for their variety and beauty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE steamship Phladei'
phia has arrived bringing Havana dates to the
18th ultima. She reports that the steamship III.
nois from New York, for Aspinwall, touched at
Havana, the same day.
There is no news of importance.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY /.
HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT O'Clock.

ARRIVED,
Sloop Gazell corn. Lewis N. Webb Co.
Schr. Accomac Flag, Norfolk, fish, Womble L
Claiborne.
Schr Blsckdunon, Young, Attakapas, sugar and
nolasses Dunlop, Moncure Co.
Schr. Native, Dennis, PowelPs Greek, wheat.
SAILED
lam u Watson.
Schr. New York. Bingham, N. Y, mdz D. L w.
Currie.
Schr. Chas P. Brown, Hazelwood, N. Y. -four, D.
l. w. Currie.
Schr. Josephine, Waterbury, Stanford coal, w.
D. Colquitt l. Co.
Brig Samuel Churchman, Leary, Rio, -four.
Schr. Hope Poor Eastern Shore, light.
Schr Clara Wilson, Poor Eastern Shore, light.
Schr. Ambition, down the river to load.
Schr. Oakland, Frey, James River, light.
Schr. Samaria, Brown, via Port Walthal, coal for
Phila
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JTonacco IN pxTERsnuRe.-During ten days
mast the tobacco Inspections In Petersburg have
sver.ged $50 hossheads per day. On Friday, there
so ma thds inspected, Of which 30 were done At
-. srehausa
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10 To the Voters of Monroe Ward...
Feilow-citizens: | a candidate for COMMITS
SI0NER OF REVENUE at the approaching May
election and most respectfully solicit your support
my 19-tdes A. w. LAMBERT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

IThe Atlantic Book Company will con-
tnue their Gift Book Enterprise at 12S Main street,
ducsments, will be- by their advertisement in
another column. my 19-lt
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Fire In Burlington, VT.

BURLINGTON, VT, May 1.-THE steam-saw
planning mill in this city, owned by Messrs H. N.
Ballard g. Brothers, was consumed by fire this
morning Loss. including lumber, about $4,000;
insurance So, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

tB THE VIRGINIAaALBuM.-Mr Ed. BEYER 10
meeting with considerable in obtaining SUBJ
scriptions to his Virginia Scenes They embrace
of the most lovely and picturesque views in the
State.
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Arrival OF the Steamer Barcelona.
NEW YORK, May 17.--This steamer, from Havre
has arrived.
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Dcath oil Q Congressmnn.

ST. LOUIS. May 16-Hon. Jno g. Miller repre-
sentative in Congress from the 9th District Of Mis-
souri,, died ct his residence, Sunday last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

" We ask attention to the sale this at
ternoon, by c. g. Grswoid, Com'r, of Building Lots
on Union Hill, between 9th and 18th. o. and 2.
streets and Venabls streets. See the advertise
ment under auction head.
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Sailing Of the Hermann.

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE steamship Hermann
sailed at noon for Southampton and Brennan
taking out 300 passengers and $780, 900 in specie.
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.NTr. Crampton Not Yer DIsmissed.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-Mr. Champion, the
British Minister, was not dismissed Saturday as
determined upon. The President is awaiting the
arrival of the Asia's mails
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

CREAM SYRUP made by DUVAL 4,
0N0RTON, Druggists of this city, are daily drawn
with their cool, ICY sparkling Soda Water, together
with all the fresh fruit Syrup Of the season. 11a
King for your Vast-bid him quickly bring
Some flock and Soda Wster-then you'll Know
pleasure, worthy xerxes the great King
For after long travel, Ennu Love or Slaughter
There's no such drink al Hook and Soda Water.
To be had at the patent Ics Fountain Of
DUVAL NORTON Druseista
myl9 10Th and Main strest.
EOk LADIES, TKAVELLINl.---THE
I PATENT STARCH, which rel uii % no boiling
ana may be prepared for use in few ninutesis par.
ucntAriy cenycnisnt For sale by
LAIDLEY 4 ROBINSON.
my 10 Chemists. 4th and Frank liu sts.
CE CkkAM FRKKZ Kris !--AnsIin5. pa.
tent Frsezsrs, this new and valuable invention
ior Hotels Steamers, Private Families aud COME a.
uonaries 10 simple In its operations; will freeze per
fecty and smooth Ice Cream and Water Ices IL Gv =
minutes; 2, 3 Z, and quarts sizes; for sale Ct
my 10 $3.50 s.iss ZIMMERW ANS
ITO MOUsKKEKPEMs.--s socor5
= aud Forks, for uAing with Salad Lettuce, IL ics
rlsks and Tssys; Egg WhslpE champasns syphcps:
Wine Ccolerni eardina NipperG Gas Ltshtsrc kickie
hnives aud Forks Dinner and Tea Bells, Omsist
fsns; Jelly Mouids; Cake Cutters; Pudding sMoulds:
together with great variety of other useful srtieles
Tor housekeeping, At lT Main It .sN M -
myia BuLKLEY i 90. j
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MARINE NEWS

A. L. Carrier is to make balloon ascension il
Fredericksburg on Saturday next.
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Destructive Fire In Mont

MONTREAL May 16.-Ten houses in Edward
street. in this city, were totally destroyed by hre
last night. Amount of loss not yet ascertained.
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MANFRED.

AZ whitby, on Thursdsy. the 18Th Instant 81 the
ksv. Mr.. Woodbridge. RETEx D. MCKINLEY,
Esq., ofthis city, and Miss ekBAH ANN, dsa1htsr
Of the late James Lyle, Of o1esterielA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

" The Sherifalty..-The independent
candidate for the Sherifalty, (WM. N. TlNSLEY,)
will be pleased to meet the voters of Jefferson Ward
at Cunnngham's Store, at Rockets, on TUESDAY
NIGHT, at 81 o'clock my 19-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

AK RICHMOND FAYETTE ARTIL-
EYA LERY.--Assemble at your Gun Room, for
Drill, TUESDAY evening, May 10th, at 8
AEsaAo'clock. Aprompt and full attendance IL re.
CURED
BY order of the Captain.
JOHN b. POCKLINGTON, q
my l9---2t End Sergeant.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PROGRAMME.

PART FIRST.
l. Fantastic motives of Meyerbeer's Opera LIE
Prophetic, for Piano Solo, INSTRUMENTATION
Performed by Mile ADELENI LOHSE.
2. Fantastic and Variations on motives of Ca
RATES. Opera La Prison fkdirburgh, for
Flute, BY. .Cotgnes
Performed by Mr.. ROSEN.
s. Les Hirondelles Caprice Etude, fer Piano
SOIO, .Atcher.
Performed by Mile ADELENl LOHSE.
Souvenir de Bellini, Fantazie Brilliante, for
tloiln, .Artot-
Performed by Mr. KESSENICH.
5. Grande Polka de Concert, for Piano Solo,
Performed by Mile ADELENI L0HSE.
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TICKETS so CENTS,
To he had at Messrs. p. HI. TayIor's and Harold &
Murrays Music Stores, and at DuvaI & Nortons DRUG
Store, and at the entrance to the Hail.
" Doors open at half past o'clock.
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A GklCULTUKAL RI Black and
WOMBLE 4 CLAIBORNE,
my 10 M III Pearl sfraef
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N ATTENTION, HENRICO
III LIGHT DRAGOONS.--.You will assem-
10 BILE at the Fair Grounds for drill, in citi.
0M zens dress and with side aims at 10 o. o'clock
A. NJ, on FRIDAY, 23rd inst. 1t il important that
every member should attend as business, will be
brought before the Troop.
By order of Major Davis,
my 19--5t A. r. GOOCH o. g
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POWDERED AND CRUSHED SUGARS
Il 100 bbls. for sale BY
my 10 DAVENfOhI. ALLEN y CO.
DALTI0iUKE CRUSHED AND LOAF
y SUGARS, for sale BY {.
myl7 DAVENPORT, ALLEN& co,
DOAKDING--IRVIn GHOusE.--Two or
ID three families can be accommodated with Beard
at the above Houses also, several young gentlemen,
with or without lodging. Terms reasonable. Tram
siept boarders can also be accommodated. Apply at
the Irving House, Governor street, between Main
and franklin (
my 19-6t Z. SPARHAWK.
ISOR HIRE "A thoroughly competent
Il colored Waiter, who can furnish the best refer.
ence--whose owner would prefer hiring hini by the
year Address w. d. II. my I9-2t%I
TNKESH BUTTER.--:3O Tubs very sups-
Il rior FRESH MAY BUTTER, receiving by
steamer Jamestown this day, for sale at wholesale
and retail, by WILLIAM I. KING,
my 1875 Franklin street, Old Market 4
EOR SALE.--A tobacco hand who is a
II good twister and lump-makeT. Applya at
my l9---eod3t* CARY STREET JAIL,
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tDOHTO RICO mOLABsEs.-Jusf receiy.
torsale By WINaT0H POWERS.
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NEW HALIFAX HkRRIN5s--I6l0
bbls. No. Cut Halifax Heuings, for sale BY :
my Z. H, SKINNER I CO, Cary 1t.
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'A's WoyMBLE 1 CLAIBORNE,
nv 10 No. IL Pearl street
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pEACH AND APPLE BkANDY-Parc
- = 4'' y wp On 4 CLAIBORNE,
INV 10 No II Pearl sfrasf
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ITO THE LADIES...CHAS. WILLIE.
i NAN, Artist of Ornamental Penmanship Hon.
orary member OF several Academies of Fine Arts and
Sciences, &c &c. respectfully offers his services for
the writing of Putting Irritation and Wedding Cards
all In the most elegant Partisan styles, and unriya
Dedications Tableaux, Title.psses and Texts, exc.
cuted with beauty, taste and despatch. Specimens
can be seen in Mr. Woodhouse's store Office hour,
Exchange HOTEL Specimens of cards gratis
my i9---3t%
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NO. 3 nIACKEKEL.-6O bbis. landing
and for sale by poour
INV 10 No II Pearl street
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MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. Nav
l9th Goth and 2st with entire change of Exhibition
on THURSDAY, FRIDAY and Saturday MAY I'D
Esd and oath. Day Exhibitions "WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, at 81 O'clock.
TICKETS Is CTS. only. Children Is cts Exhi
btion commence at84 myi5
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kEA u. =. MAIL sTEAMaHlI
llD JAMESTOWN, for NEW YORE
S116t}kl& vie NORF0LK.-Lsaves TUES

- SFOR bALTlNORE.
= Freight received today NON
DAY, and up the hour Of o'clock, Z. =. TuEapAY,
the Goth inst.
ceasis.sss ars requested 70 send down for their
goods today
Shippsrs sse rssusstsd 10 send IN the names Of
their eonieness I0haDAY afteFa0en, Or their ship
ments viii be eonsiSned q oSder 80 y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19

DRESS SILKS DRESS SILKS :--OIf
at such reasonable prices a. to suit the closest buyers
ALsO-A few handsome Silk Robes: when we
VIII sell cheap. J. MILLHISEhG BIZ
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HAVING established n RESTAURANT
J. on the corner OF 20th and Main streets, In the
city of Richmond, hereby CONSTITUTES and appoint
j. r. BLANkEESHIP my Agent. to conduct the
sale business with authority TO buy and sell for cash
only. my s---15ts r. III. STYLL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17

Thus 10 will ho .,rn t'a' tha number ni
.lg.au.r, including men, wpm % au.
Children, i, uu.g about three huu.r anil
fosy..i. thousand. And tar ir"a white
population Over PIX millions. in thc s.I'"
States. Or only about one Doe twenty 'i Che
white population iu tIH slave states ar-
slave uwn.r. y, this small. number, hy o
union oi interest, and hy th' Tli'Ict, im-
Ingtancs given o. slavery, rule these states
absolutely and lr,p,ticlly-ih' great ma
lUrity of th" people, majority %! nearly
ilrsg'V % oH.--are never heard ui, anu have
no murr power in tl1s' states, politically
than the slaves the Gv.FH.r1ii. rH'F7 own.
This j, truly .tpui,liug Bdt the c'HIt.
uUu ot thu Genera, Government + more s'.
Thr e., population of the union isuhput
twenty millions. The s,ayo owner, now
number some three hundred aud iuTty-,iH
thousand. For th' past sixty years their
would average from one hundred
aud fifty o. two hundred thousand. Yet
the General Government &. ia their hands,
auI hu, been ior toe past tiny years, when
the maJIrlty against them in The uulon' l"
a, sixty u one It'll they hold the power,
and the government j. directed and conirol-
ell hy them, and has been almost ever since
it has bscn in operation. And during that
all that time more than one half o. all thg
important oacgs oI the GIycrnmcni--and !
believe nearly two-thirl' ol those o!hccs-
have h,cn hIlcl with Shareholders, t. the
Of the great mass Ol the people Of
the United States
POLITICAL rowER oT SLAVERY.
Every department Of the Government
except, thank God the House Of Reprcscn'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17

Yet th' lrcc States have paid more than
two thirds uf the entire c1st ct all thosg
acquisition, ct territory, ami che subsequent
rzuruliwrus since incurred. They nn''
borne their iull share iu the war, when
l,I o.. 90 resulted from. thosr acquisitions
u thc expenditure of money, anl ln ih'
sacrifice 0I human lil'.
now HAS ruE ruE,u,srp rrHEirpSl nhiN
puIupF
From the TERRITORY thus purchased, and
r4I fr yall thr State. hrs Buc '.7r.
~-.., have hrn admitted, having the lnl-
.1vir. sytrut of territory and rrprrs.ua-
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NE FRIDAY. OCTOBER II, 1886.


,l, the ACQUISITION Of Nor Mruo, aud the
nprcyaii,n of T.Id,. That slave republic
almast as largo ~ al the free Siairs) was
ANNEXED tb extend the "arch OF iroodom wv
This policy " the extension Of slavery,
orI ia di.ncr,ion as ar and wide % posi-.
blc. % strengthen and SECURE i.' poh'01ill
as,.nlarcy of slay1uwn'rs, has l'd 10 all
m, outrlrr- In relation t' thn Tree territory
of Kansas, from the act oi tonrrcss to tho
art. of the b1rlcr rulhans ln h1usls-ih'
hatchery or 10, PEOPLE, apd Che destruction
.r lawrence. anl a. che ou'uc.' OF slave
,,,par. hero at the hpit1l-all having %
common uhr,t-" farr DO T'-nu'1 ~
,,r..rv Tor rHlfirg' purposes. To ials policy
a.. ,u., All the evils Di thr present alarming
.i,,r af affairs throughout thc land. PROM
4, .,.r, slavery agitation msnrson, These
t,,,, ,Iv,,. occurred when Ibis policy has
l,rn checked or opposed hy the irrr States.
k,l tlf. r,liry has been 'tniily pursued
r..r.r ,,rry r1s.ihls and contradictory pre-
tense. AMI owe. its origin. aud thus Tar l''
susrr,,. T., tho fact that slavery is made a
r,lItir,l element ly allowing trlrr-"ui'-
lion ur.n slave. property, and o. ire
stat, tay, never before hvu uuitedly ap-
posed to q.
rur,T ar urr rzfT, srpN or st,yrEY.
Il las rhcri tNr power = the govern
mont In ths hand, ui Shareholder. Iag
I.,Iitu.v. nuI have a'n..; rr'.r'v .r
f.. Inst sixty wears. Nr r.y admitted m
l.,n. that tFr policy aui mrIu--. Hi Oh"
.,.rr,....i IlI Uasu controlled Tor tlr ils'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17

sud ca. Benton oa Republican repro
sentative theo'asrisv, " Y.a h.1mo Pierce
sir, lon't b4n, him ay, rr, h' las
nothing % Do with Kansas, nothing, ar'
nothing. IT, can't ny Doe soul is bis own.
JeG Davis holds him as a uur-' holds q
sagklin. baby. Don't blame Pierce SIR
DON'T blanc him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-17

states b,N'N,NNN l. VT tlfN UANN ttlN -
ators. True. the small states are enii''
9, two Senators each, as we'll as the larger
ones but tins number of slave states, cH.
tended ovrr a hr-r territory, with snN'
population. makes the disproporiinned rep
rrs.ptatiln of the two srCtI1us in S'nat' too
r,Ir,hly unjust N NHE'0r', me- Stare
N,i., I1rr. ~ tis ,pv.u, iV' rp a rrPr'.
srrflirr. iu fir proportion ~ TWO % oNE, a'
against o. fr0 N1'.'.
I'm IN, U1l-,. che slave States have ninety
members. rrprHs. utinE t,ouo,OnN oI r'rnIh-
T.u. tia lryr >It.s, ,UuH huuir'inni i1riN-
tvp mrmhrrs, raprr,rutiu. $1,000. Upon
tlr same mtipwitb tho slave states, thr irr'
state shuuIlhyr hgr'r' and HlHr'F.hrr
r.rE E.rt--r ntf frf'.n aE ff# ful--In ihn
popular branch ol ih' Government; that iu
which tha r1uu'nr ,pi'r is o. Dec hoard, AMI
thr popular Will cyprss.l
south Carolina has uT Representatives,
wi,ha frco white population oi 2,l,'N'.
New HAMPSHIRE uasf.H' ErTrr-'ui1uyrs'
with with ire white population OF "I''-
lIi.
Vernon, has 'lr., Representative, with
"a rrrr white population of 3l1.1l2.
Vermont ami Ngw llamI with @
population ug H,S's, hayr uf E'Tr.'fn'-
st.,..
~.r,I ,sr1rrl has rr a'r. with uHly
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