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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28

Tie Ntu Orleans Delta has new project for
srergihening the institution of Slavery, in addition
to the one which it urges so strenuously-the re-
viyal Of the slave trade. II proposes to exempt
slaves from sale for debt under execution. The
D,ho expects to derive two great benefits from this
change in the law. One is, that as slaves would 10
longer be pledged as security for money leDt, it
would prevent the South from borrowing from the
North, and thereby would not only save the South
the interest now paid on their l,ans, but would
diriI sh the banking basis Of the North nearly
"Ef,Ctn hundred millions Of dOllars'-the amount,
we suppose at which The Deha estimates the
nyeIsle indebtedness Of the South to the North.
This last idea is certainly rich one. The bank
ing basis Of the North" according to TIE Delta, is
The amount OF bank loans That may be the case
We dare say it is-witb many Southern banks; but
in Wall street that plan don't work. The banks
there IN order TO lend money must first have it, and
if one set ofcust, mers won't borrow it, they do not
commonly meet with much difficulty in finding
another.
The second great advantage which The Dctta an-
ticpates from its proposed change is that under its
influence the ownership Of a few slaves would be-
come more desirable than at present, thus checking
the tendency to the accumulation OF large number
Of slaves in the har lis of small number of slave
holders and by thus increasing the number Of slave
holders would give new strength to the institution.
We are inclined however, to suspect that the
true reason why at present the number OF slave
holders is so limited, is not any apprehension on the
port of the poor whites that if they should buy
slaves they might be sold away from them on exc
cution. What other kind OF property is there in
which they can invest not liable TO the same obe,-
ten The poor whites OF the South do not own
-aves, for the simple reason that they are too poor
to do so: nor do we see how the nOn.lability of
negroes to be sold on execution would have any
dency to make these poor whites richer. sin
NEARLY every household" says The Deita as enthu-
sastic as the girl who counted her eggs before hey
were laid, "negrO seryitude would become per-
manent fixture, an essential idea, continuing with
" il in oil its changes, following it in all its wander.
"pgs, and planted and cherished wherever it made
- lis home, as an indispensable institution, to be
- defended by the potsrtamiids with his life if
- necessary, and bequeathed as perpetuity 10 his
children"
All very nne, tnat; out VIII Inc Dtud Tell
us where the first thousand dollars is to come
from to begin with ? John Jacob Astor used
10 soy that the whole of his subsequent accu-
mutations were far easier matter than the
-crapiDg together his frs. thousand dollars. s.
with the poor whites of the South What they need
is not so much any change to enable them to keep
what they have got, as some change to enable them
10 get something to keep. That seems to US to be
the poiLt where the shoe of Slavery pinches worst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28
NEW-HAyEN TOWN ELECTION.

Special Dispatch to The Journal of Commerce.
NEw-HAvEN, c., Thursday Nov. q. 1886!
At the Toan Election to-day 500 votes were polledA
The Democratic majority lie about Goethe fiOt time
in twenty-three years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28

TIE votes of the Electors for President and Vice
President Of the United States to be cast at the
Captos of the several States on the first Wednes-
day of December-that is, next Wednesday-and
we understand that several Of Electors are cal
culatiI to reach Albany on the evening of Tuesday
next This purpose has doubtless been formed in
ignorance of the statute of this State, which pre-
scribes first meeting on Tuesday afternoon. In
order that there may be no hesitation as to ths
POINT, we copy SO much of the act as is material,
and ask that it be Immediately brought TO the notes
Of the several Electors:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28
RANOUET To CAPT wyIIE

PHILADELPHIA Thursday, Nov. 81 1856.
The merchants Of this city gave banquet this even
ing to Capt WJlie f the steamer City Of Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28
TILE sIOOp-OE-WAR FAIMouTH

WAsHINGTON, Thursday, Nov. 2, 800
The sloop ofwar Falmouth will be put in commission
the let of January to relieve the Germantown In
tie Brazil squadron.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28

Tie Union arralgns THE TRIBUNE as having IN
cited civil war and bloodshod in Kansas Having
Inclusive proof at hand Of the filsehOod of this
accusation, we have great pleasure III spreading
both charge and reiutation before the public And
FIRST TIE Unions arraignment (NOy. 26) as fol VS.:
"KAYS.s AFliIRs AND TGE NV. YORS TRTBrSE
1t requires neither talents portion power 10 get
nj sn excitement, 10 add fuel TO fire; aud while We
have never denied to such journals as The NEW YORK
TRIBUNE the possession OF certain amount aud kind
Of influence we have ct the same time insisted that it
was the influence Of bad principles bad example and
bGG councils OF the blood shed, the outIages perpe.
rated the crimes COMMITTED and the miseries and
AZ NJ ,inos endured in Kansas transferable share
rrsi BE- laid at tie door Of The TRIBUNE. LIS mad
onn,ss and ferdsh extoIta'ors have without doubt,
terytd the ara Of murdeers and asssssns and made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28
Of lie several EIeCtOre:
Revised Statutes. title 6. Art. 9.

SEC. o. The Electors of President and cePresldent
shall at tie Capitol on the day preceding the
fret Wednesday in Deceu Der after their ee cton; and
tboe of them no shall be so assembled at four o'clock
in the afternoon of that day. sha immediately after
that hour proceed TO FILL by ballot and by plurality of
votes all vacancies in the Electoral College Occssoned
that hour, of any EIector or occasOned by equal
number Of votes having been given for two or more
candidates.
SEC %. Tie Electoral College being thus comp 'ted
they shall then chOose Preside Mt and Secretary from
their own body.
Hence il will be seen that Eector not present
at Albany on Tuesday afternoon is by law presumed
to have declined and those present are required to
appoint another in his stead. We trust all those
chosen viii resolve to be in Albany by noon of
Tuesday at farthest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28
DEMOCRATIC REJOICING AT TROY.

TROY, IuuIsudy, 4NU'' n, iOs,o'
The Democrats of this city and vicinity are oeiebrat
procession The gathering is large and the display fine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28
CLOSE OF CANAL NAyIG ALTON

ALBANY, Thursday, Nov. u, 1856.
The Canal Commissioners announce that they will
close the canals Dec. TO- unless they sooner closed
by ice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28
FEVER AND AGUE DEFIED
GcnnruIA pRnMPIIN CUREDi
SCROfULA IhOMriLi NNN"N.
Tar PARALN vito NEST o


TnE coxsGaprIvr M.Dr WELL
s sS h Ss .G eSG y and Ta Wonderfully
tue al q, sanuine TIE MOST row
IA WORLD, Endorsed by ali the colleges ana pescoea o
the most distngni'he' physicians the famous solution OIL IODINE
AspERss Llay,p lODISE OF Rvsr lODSs N WEE sG
iotoe Of cua,es Sold at 81 bottle by AndeIs Fostek
S2d sne Seo srookyp 81 Jersey
si.i.
IMPORTED FRENCH GAS FIXTURES and CLOCKS,
essss article; only Ss' Pan. and
I'll. Candlestcks with ne1es tubing ,o No as BPosIwsy
C,RrAIs MATERIALS AND WINDOW SHADES,
FERGUSON NJ g vi S1adssy and No s Re.ae
have fol- aud choice stock Of BRoeATELLEs SATIN pf
Ccasic,s Gsrs Sc. which offered at The lowest prices:
WINDOW SnApEs-our stock of WISDo" SHADES Is ihe
.es, 10 New.York and superior manufacturing h,ir
s IA 70 Offer these goods other houses We in
vic the attention OF close ouycr.
TOOTIIACnE CURED in five minutes by Dr.
Tos.ss wonderful VENETIAN LlSIMSNr, or nc pay; Heal
he H. half an hour Sold By the druggists and s,orekeeP
era Depot No Sc CouTlardtst, Ne"-ioTk FTcr - aud
50 cents --
PERIODIC HEADACHES always relieved by
BsAKpKETRs PLLsTwo four or sx-nore OF less a. tAe
case souros-wil In few ho9r' When The *
cretiors sms in size and scsny the Pulls sho9o o9 Us
sves important warning and the PLLs should be continued
Until her regularity 10 fully restoea-
HOLLOwAY's OINTMENT.-Salt kheum, Sc"r-
butc Eruption Scroful Nearly hat the hulnAn Isce n
bear witness 10 efficacy Of this wonderful unsurh IN n
cure OF tbese diseases They fall however long AA1n
o. desperate the case may be-
RUPTURE.-Only Prize Medal awarded TO MARSH
Co nv the ali Nations AZ the CIyA
Palace PATLkT RADICAL CVxs I&,ss Hs,
eDoes superiority Professors VALENTINE MOTT
LARD PAkKkR and yoHS NJ CARSocHAS Open iron .; Z"
tosp m MASH Co No q Msldeu.lsne, lew.YoIs:
BALLS, PARTIES, WEDDINGS. ladies, II you
ish White Satin and Linen GArsRs White Satin aud hid
SaIPPlks for wedding Parties &C. beautiful embossed Toilet
sliPpfRs presents for gen'emen with GMrEss bvIIoN
Doors and SHoEs INDIA kUBBERs &C. Tor ladies' misses boys
AID children pa,ronize j. h. MILLER Co. No Si cinat
HOLIDAY PREsENTS.-Tbe great sale OF Japan
ese Fancy Goods TVS morning at loi ocok al LEASirr
DILIssEe 4 Co O. Nos. 577 aud $40 Broadway
COPARTNERsHIP.-STEPHE BRUSH has, Ibis
DAs associated WALTER BKUsn jr wita himself under
tho fs Of Bausa Co for the purpose Of continuing the
Provision BUsns Commission and on heir own soeount
a. No s. Frootst la this CITY Se~-Yot, nv. l. 1856
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28
HYRRINGs SAFES Extract of letter from 5.
C. HsRRIxe l. Co.'S correspondent: -

b SYRACUSE, Nov r.
One az your PATENT CHAMPION SAFES ia the great fire
a. Sna advised There were also two OF me hoc
safes one Of your neighbours manufacture and
one OF the Troy Safes. ...
manufacture has had OF the seves tests
ever saw vet the and inside In perfect order
added this section OF the country To the hsh
reputation they have as II Is generally supposed py hse
WHO have them that Of the Oti eT tour Sales
from their appearance could have stood the fire thai your Safe
did this section will make good hls OF ths
the here place confidence III the other Sales Ihere
about your Safe being in the fe M hours as be
fors stated In Mesrs Avery EvAnss toi SAUNA ceftcat
and taken hot that you could not handle 1t
with the bare hand. CHAMPION
Ladies are respectfully invited TO call at LEAy1T,
DELtsssR Co.'S Nos ST sAd $40 Broadway, and examine
splendid of FANCY GooDs from JAPAN
Inhibition, TO be solo at auction on fkIDAY, Nov. 20
E1cH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IL LOUNSBERRY
No. 40 Broadway Grand prepared TO exhibit
their of ENGLISH and FRENCH CARPET
prisiug description aud grade from the mos!
CosrLy TO the CHEAPEST FABRIC.
ENGLISH BRUssELs good styles and quality, g. ya"d.
WIGS - HAR-DYE - WIGS. - BACHELORS
NGs and TouPEEs have peculiar TO their house
They celebrated all the world for their graceful beauty
and charm The largest and best
stock the world Twelve private for applying his is
NOUS DYk. Soldst BATcHELos's. No 25 Broadway
SEWING MAoHINEs.-
To TIE Public:
The undersigned hereby notice that all suits and conro
NAcHINHs between the WHEELER 4 WILSON MGNvFACTUR-
ING COMPANY I'll SINGER u Co, and the GSovER !KER
MACHINE CoEPANy have been anicaby arranged aud
setued. WHEELER WILSON MAsS Co.
/ NJ. SINGER 4 Co.
GROVER & BAKER ). M. Co.
EewYoik, Nov. 20, 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28

PsEsEsI1he most choice selection just received from Eu
H. s. RoGERss extensive Bazaar, No 400 Broadway
These goods have selected by Mr. Rogers and
comprise every variety of jet Bracelets and other ornaments
Papier Mscbe Desks Jewel Work Boxes Ladies' Ret
cues Travelling Bags TO- with the most extensive variety Of
articles China glass bronze colts, Prian &c
Also eve the toilet Combs Brushes Perfumery
&c All imported and sold prices lower than before Of
fored In this market II s. ROGERS No. 4S9 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28

SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.-The excitement.
OF election having erased invite the attention of ndcous
and money persons improved expd SEWING
MACHINES Loss Of time while attending TO- political matters
aud loss Of Office the failure to obtain office speedily
be mIdo up by the use of q SEWING MACHINE.
We say TO every mechanic in whose trsie SEWING MA
be employed that loss OF 81 coo suffered
BY going without one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28

JET ORNAMENTS. Every variety of jet.
list AND 0oLp JEwELRY-Necklaces Bracelets Sets &c.
Al OSBORNE, BoARDmAs townships,
No 521 Broadway &C Sphns-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28
PIANOs AND MEIopEONs.-The HORACE WA

modern improved PIANOS and MELoDEOss are 20 beound
only No S35 Broadway Pianos Rent snd rent allowed on
purchase for sale monthly Secondhand Pisnos
hon & 80 TO Si50; Meodeons $4O to S 1876.
Says The Christian lntellhsenoer: THE Horace Waters
elegance of construction superior depth aud sweet
OF tone, pronounced by competent judges at the
CRYSTAL Palace to be all respects Of mechanical
ski Having large number Of the Horace Waters
Pianos speak Of their merits from personal knowledge
q being Of the very best quality
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28

We fhd in print the following letter which seems
to have been designed as sort of circular, though
first published as addressed to the Young Mems
Association Of Troy:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28

MIMI. DHMOREsTs PATTERN EMPORIUM, NO.
Rpo.nwayTbe first Premium again awarded 10 Nine
the Crystal Palace fol the best system Of DRss'
CUTTING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28

COPAkTHERSHIP.-STEPH DkUoh LAS, 4hiS
DAs s.soosed WALTER n. BKUsn jr VITA himself under
tbs 6sm Of Bausa Co the purpose Of continuing the
Provision Busssss COMMISSIONS and heir own sccount
q, No - Froot Of, la this CITY Ee~-foTt. nv /, 1870
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-28

IMPORTED FRENCH GAS FIXTURES anu SLoChs,
.so articles only Carce, and Moderator Lamps Statues
enohes and posts Paris Bronzes CandesorSs bsck
IA with flexible tubing for Gas sPosed VI
[,ssia n, III. DARDoSviLLE, No. AS Broadway.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-11-07

and she watches over him with an anxiety
that only mother can feel. When about
twenty-six years old he became entirely
blind from some unknown cause, and has
remained so ever since. At about thirty
he suffered greatly from the toothache, and
finally he had them nearly all extracted.-
A year or two afterward his finger and toe
nails all came off, and were supplied by
others growing out from his fingers and
toes at right angles, and presenting the
appearance of horns. What is still more
singular with regard to his nails, if the end
of the nail is cut off it will bleed freely.
Such is the condition of this remarkable
man at the present time. He has been
visited by a great number of scientific
men, from all parts of the world, but all
have failed to give any plausible reason Of
the cause of his transformation from flesh
to bone. Singular as it may appear, al
though his jaw bone firmly set in his head,
he not only talks freely, but fuenily CON
verses with his friends and those who visit
him on all ordinary topics Of the day, and
he shows himself well informed and OF
good mind. He is always cheerful, ap-
pears contented and happy, and it seems
probable he will live for many years to
come.-Er.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-11-07
PoMERoY, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1856.

the duty of the Secretary oi State to send
a messenger for the copy deposited with
the District Judge, AT the present cleo
tion, it is not. impossible that the vote
of California may be thus delayed, On
the second Wednesday in February, (Feb.
21, 1851, Congress being in session, the
votes are to be counted by the President Of
the Senate, in the presence Of the Senate
and House of Representatives, as required
by the Constitution. And on Wednesday,
March4, 1856, the term of the new Pres
ident begins, 6ss ba5g'. ~
twill thus be seen, that the popular
election takes place on the 4th Of .Novem-
ber, that the Electoral Colleges vote in
December, that their votes are collecteda at
Washington, ia Janurry--that they are
ope2ed and counted in February that
the term Of the new President begins in
March. l.. 1.aa
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-11-07
A P,etriGcr MAN.

In aquiet little village on the Western
Reserve, there livessa. man who, physio-
logically considered, is certainly one of the
wonders of the world, His joints are COM
pletely ossified (turned to bone), and he
is not capable of making the slightest
movement, except alternately opening and
shutting two fingers of his right handT
His body is as rigid MS iron, aud it could
not be bent backward without breaking
some of his bones. This singular process
of ossifcation has been going on in his sys-
tenn for more than twenty years. He is
now about torty-six years old, and has not
had the use of his limbs so that he could
walk since he was nineteen Ossifcatiou
commenced first in his ankle joints, grad
ually extending itself through his system
until he was entirely helpless, AT first he
moved about by lifting himself with his
hands, but when about twenty-one years
old he lost the use of his arms, and wal
left entirely helpless; since that time h,
has been entirely under his mothers care
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-11-07

OswEGo, Nov. i.--Several attempts
were made yesterday afternoon to rescue
the crew of the schooner John p. Hale,
which could be seen from shore. But, ow-
ing to the heavy sea, the life boat could not
be launched. a .}.0 4.4 '.,i'f'r
This morning, the gale having abated,
the rescue was effected.
The vessel was badly damaged, and her
cargo of wheat soaked with water. 1t is
fully insured. .-4'
The Canadian schooner Sultan went
ashore last night below Fort Ontario.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-11-07
-z-1D-Ss Gp - &fs.H------
PROCLAMATION
BY the Governor Of Ohio.

In conformity with custom, sanctioned
by Legislative Resolves, commended by
the practice of my predecessors in the Ex-
ccutive office, and, in itself, highly becom-
ing Christian people, l, SALMON P.
CHASE, Governor of the State of Ohio,
do hereby DESIGNATE and arpoint THURS
DAY, the Goth day OF November, Of the
current year, to be observed as the day OF
PUBLIC THANKSGIVING TO THE
ALMIGHTY GOD. t...|.
1 Refraining, on that day, from the ordl-
nary avocations OF life, let us keep the feast
with joyful hearts. Assembling in our re-
spective places of public worship, or gath
ering around our domestic altars, let us
devoutly acknowledge COP as the Gra
cious Author of every blessing and every
benefit. Let us gratefully thank HIM, es-
pecially, for ourprosperity and for our Sc
curity; for our Institutions of Education,
Religion and Charity; for the products of
our Agriculture and of our Arts; for the
intercourse Of Commerce; for the preser
yation of Health; for Homes endeared by
sweet family affections; for the Mercies of
Redemption and for the Hopes of Immor-
tality. Adoring the Divine Wisdom by
which our Fathers were guided in estab-
fishing the foundations of United Empire
| in North America pponthe solid basis of
Civil and Religious Freedom, and the Di-
vine Goodness by which the Institutions Of
Government which they founded have been
transmitted to us their children, let us give
thinks for Liberty, guarded by Law, and
defended by Union, Confessing, humbIy,
our unworthiness of these inestimable ben
efits let us fervenuy invoke our Father in
Heaven to continue them graciously, to us
and to our posterity forever. Nor let us
forget, in rejoicings or in supplications, oul
fellow men less happy than ourselves. U
our abundance let us give literally to those
who need; nor let us fail to present, before
the throne Of Infinite Justice, our sincere
prayers for the downfall oftyranny, for the
deliverance Of the oppressed, for the en-
franchisement of the enslaved, and for th'
establishment, everywhere, of Human
Rights and Just Governments. lnvigoTa
ted by enjoymcnts and aspirations lik'
these, we shall return, it may be hoped, tC
: the ordinary pursuits of life, with heart
r more than ever engaged in the PERFORM
ance ofevery private and every public duty
and more than ever devoted to the advance
ment of the best interests OF our State, ou
Country and our Race.
Given under my hand and the Grec
+ Seal of the State Of Ohio, at Colum
| TsEAL, bus, this 18th day of October, A
S %. D., 1856. By the Governor,
= S. P. CHASE.
A j. II. BAKER, Secretary of State.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-11-07

A WHISPERING GALLERY.--For All
Who Have arrived at their In rs Of DisCre-
ton. ... ....r ......'.
lie who plays at caustic wit often burns
his fingers.
Don't stretch your legs beyond your car
pet. l seO.I
The blind man shouldn't attempt to
catch ideas.
A good natured friend is often but an
enemy in disguise
The Future blights more regulations than
ever it ripons. lt.
A pigmy placed on pedestal is only a
greater pigmy still.
Get your money ready before getting out
of an omnibus and before going into chan.
cory. sii-,l tI...
Superstitons would soon die, if SO many
old women would'n act as nurses to keeI
them alive. ~
We expendmore time, trouble, and ex.
pense in conciliating man we fear, thar
in obliging one we love. -azfuJ
The prouder man, the more obstinate
he is--as the state carriage is the most diff
6cult to turn.
Beware of marrying woman who does
not sew, is not fond of reading, and can
not play on the piano. Restless and un
occupied, she is continually moving abroaC
to seek the amusement she lacks at home
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-11-07
Hhe Law About EIccting a Presi-
ICNf,

There are 296 electors in all, and l49
are necessary to a choice-the total num-
Der equal to the Senators and, Representa-
tives in Congress The list is as follows;
is Free States. 15Slave States.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-11-07
IN ANTtF ACTITREs.

7ffIJ Ilg i0Y " 'iII0 7lI " tIUlIII
LtL -nL ~ i.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-11-07

late for treason and Fremont to retreat,
nor the friends of Union to lash them from
the field, if we will but combine"
The Charleston Rs,Sutys the leading
organ of Mr. Buchanan intthe extreme
South, and his cordial supporter, in the
issue of August 28th, says:
is not a single public man in her
limits, (SouLh Carolina not one Of her
present Representatives Or Senators in
Congress. who is not pledged to the lips in
favor Of disunion."
The New Orleans Dslta. the leading
supporter Of Mr.. Buchanan IA the South
west. saysa 3 i5 10 gsf
"Itis already arranged 4 ihIthe event II
Frcmont's election, ora failure to elect by
the people, to caIl the Leg failures of Viz,
ginia, South Carolina and Georgia, to con
cert measures to withdraw from the Union
before Fremont can get possession of the
army and navy and the purse strings of
government. Governor Wise is actively
at wo"k already in the matter. The South
can rely on the President in the emergency
contemplated. The question now is,
whether the people Of the South will sus-
tain their leaders" - Ohio &ite Journal
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-11-07
RnteS Of Advertising.

-; Hahents not having the number 4, Of IL in
. a.. IN pY, copy, will be continued until or-
q A5d Bsised ACCORDINGLY ..,.. -, ,c..
saD@ pRAMTAMG. e.s
4fnr NJ tssed large and beautiful assortmen, NJ
81 f}ae - shotLTio otice and.reasonablc terms