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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-02
Communication.

AUGUSTA, Sept &c, 1856.
Eds. Free Press We we're favored the
other night with a little light, "a kind Of "will
O. the wisp," in the shape of What the speaker
SAID was Democratic speech, which was in
tended TO enlighten, or rather to bewilder the
voters Of Augusta. AS there were but few
present to hear this display, We have thought
proper 10 send note Of it for publication.
The speaker went on with long string o.
charges, made, he said. by the Republicans
against the Democratic party, one Of these was
that they had changed pOsitiOno on the subject
Of Slavery in the last few years. In order tc
prove this Republican speakers read Democrat
10 resolutions, but, said he, looking wise. when
you come TO examine these you find them no.
thing but the resolves of county, or at most Of
all, State conventions, and not eminating from
the great Democratic party, consisting Of North
and South, aud which never had condemned
Slavery or its extension. Well. the people of
Augusta have taken the papers and knew all
this before, but one thing they "didn't" know,
was, whether these county and State resolu-
tons we're intended to humbug the people, or
whether they we're the genuine sentiments Of
the conventions, and whether those Democrats
who adopted them, would own to stultifying
themselves by backing down from their rssol-
YES at the command of their Southern masters,
These subjects We wished light upon, but the
would-be Congressman. didn't enlghten. Then
followed long train Of misrepresentation. not
6t to be written or printed, &c only 10 be spok-
en- by that speaker,--Ohe Of these was. that
Free State men can now go to Kansas by way
of the Missouri river, ifthey 20 like sensible
people ought to, ,--niiuding their own business.
This is SO notoriously false, that it seems like
folly to offer to prove to the contrary But
must ask you to give the evidence Of Dr.. Nor
ton aud NJ. E. Clark OF LeavehwOrth. They.
we're minding their business as ''sensi-
Bile" people taking no part in politics. But
for refusing to take up arms in favor Of En-
mefy's abominable band Of mHrdefsrs, they,
with forty or fifty others, vera driven from
their stores, their workshops and their homes.
forced to leave their merchandise, their liv.
ing, and their household stuff and their earth
" all, or be murdered ia cold blood by those
whom the Administration has been silently
but faithfully supporting, from the commence
ment Of these troubles. But suppose, said the
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ed, patriotic, and ehiValrie, heroic aud stu
pendous Democrats Central Committee oi
Carroll county, in the great state Of ohiOl-
who ever heard Of such glorious, free, stout
hearted, and maguanimOus set Of Christians
Read the circular with these Woribies psmes
and see IL they arn'tth very iellsrs' to take
care Of your money! oh yes, come on, gen
tlemen, only SEVENTY DOLLARS assessed
mon you for The poor privilege Of being Bu-
ebanan man within the border Of Little Car
roll"
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had not seen since his return from Washington
City. and to attend the RepablicaR meeting
there. and having occasion TO retire ief a short
time. / was, while out. followed BY some sow
ardlT assassin, aud, With stone or bladgeon,
only a few PAGES from the h1use, was Knocked
down. and leiI in a state Of InsensibilIy. IL
must have been done by some one who hated
me for nv arm aud unyleldiug opposition 10
the whiskey and slavery cause, | know am
hated BY many Of those who think vhiskey ls
one of Gods good creatures, and ought to De
made, drank, and Worshipped, il it killed and
damned every man, woman, and chlld on
earth. am also hated by the slaveocfa's'
who think God made the colored man, and hr
wife and children, chaltles for them TO bill their
purses with. But my opinion is different from
This. These two classes Of men love to hate
me. and now | know that atthey would have mur
dered me bat thank God still live. aud hope
10 live still, to proclaim against both these grea
evils with my latest breath, and to preach lIo
erty to the captives. and the opening OF th'
prisons to those who are bound. | go for lh'
greatest liberty Of conscience in religion; 10
free grace. free speech, free press and free ter
ritory; and will say with Patrick Henry
"Give me liberty or give me DEATH
Sept 10, 1856. J. b. FlNLEf'
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The Bank Law.
Hsuse Of Representative

II will be remembered that the act entitled
"An act to incorporate the Bank Of Ohio aud
other Banks" passed BY the General Assem-
BY last April, will be submitted TO the elect.
Ors of the state at the coming general election,
for their approval or rejection. II 1.-THE act shall
be approved by majority of the electors voting
on that day, in the words "For the Bank Char
ter" written or printed, or partly written and
partly printed upon the tickets, it shall take sf
feet and be in force from and alter that day. bu
il it do not receive majority Of all the votes
cast, it will fail to become law.
That an increase Of Banking capital is mucf
needed in Ohio is obvious to every man enga
ged in merchandising, trading or other busi
ness Of any kind whatever in which money tt
any considerable extent is used. There is a
tue present time, paper Of the business men 0
Ohio 10 the amount of Thousands Of dollars
discounted 10 the eastern cities, for want o
Banking houses at home to do the business
Why not grant the privilege Of extending tn,
Banking capital, adequate to the wants of thr
commercial and financial interests Of the state
BY reference to The act it will be seen that /
provides for establishing banks on sure foun
dsliOn and upon equitable principles, and pro
videS that property employed in banking
shall be taxed as "the property Of individuals
It's all the Bank Democrats ever asked fc
or desired, and is we'll calculated to relieve th
people Of the state from the embarrassment vi
which they now grOan on account of want
sufficient banking facilities to answer their con
mercial wants.
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Hon. Inn. A. bingham.

We invite the especial attention Of the public
to the following correspondence between Mr.,
Bingham and Mr. ThOrington, Of Iowa, relative
to the question Of Mr., Bingham's pair of with
Mr.. Hall. the present Administration member
from Iowa. We ask the attention Of the pub
lie TO that correspondence on account oil the
malicious SANDERS that have been sent broad
cast throughout the length and breadth of this
Congressional district Let every voter OF the
district read this and therein find perfect and
complete refutatiOn Of the slander charged a
gsinst our present able, eloquent and efficient
member. What viii no: the supporters OF this
slave spreading, slave dealing Administration
do? Gov. Wise, Of Virginia supports Buchan-
an, because by his election the price Of negroes
would be increased from one TO Five thousand
dollarsl Others support him for the same rea'
son and therefore every slander that can be us
ed against the friends Of Freedom to divert the
attention Of the uususpecting from the mar
question. But It all won't do. Mr.. Bingham
will be elected by large majority despite tn
Vaccinations Of his i6ulmOuthed enemies. Bu
] read and reason for yourselves. We copy frOr
the National Intelligeneer:
e Washington, Aug. &c, 1856.
= Editors of tie National Iptelligencer:
n GExTLEMEN:-I will esteem it as special &
! vor if you will insert the enclosed correspond
9 ence in your paper
Very respectfully, yours,
JNO. A. BINGHAM.
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StraWs.

During the State Fair last week. on almost
every Rail Road train vote was taken, with
refsrence to the Presidential question, and in
no instance within our knowledge did Buck
fail TO come out second best On Tuesday NOR.
ming vote was taken upon the Pittsburgh road
showing result OF two TO one, against Buck
and in favor of the Mustang Colt" On Fri.
day morning on train Of twelve cars. coming
South from Cleveland on the same road, the
vote stood among the males. for
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RHPuRLICAN COUNTY, TICKET.
Pro.slavory Taxes.

Bs virtue Of the power vested in the pro
slAysry Central Coumiltee of This ''far-famed"
Little ecunIy Of Carroll. Tax or Fine Of SEW
BSTy DOLLARS TO deffay the expenses Of
shIs eat paIga.in the way Of paying their Chair.
mas. PUstnssteTs, and their distaguisAed as
sissahl painters. to paint flags. ''placards. Gc."
fuE tie svpsrhHmAn occasion that is TO csme OF
90 asxi Salarday. Yes gentle Democrats,
the pro-slaSsry Democratic Central Committee
hsve 'qnpSsed.s nSE Of seuemy dollars upon
y0u % Aeksy the expenses, loss Of TIME, &C.,
TO which these Democratic WORTHLESS have seea
St % bring upon themselves. Roll up your
.Eeeyes, gentlemen, ndprepare to delvc your
Armsnp 10 your elbows down into your "bree-
ches' pockets and bring Up the "dimes" to
dsiray these very Democratic expenses, Oh,
yes. dOu'l forget 10 bring an extra dollar on
lwO To- pay for your dinners aud horse feed
but Agoa have 70 60 home seittoaa dinner, the
Ruchaam taxes mdst be paid at all hazards. =
Democratic. Verya What a blessed Privilege
"a God.granted boonli 70 be member O
The Buchanan. slave-spreadiug party in eful
.cO.omunion" with all these glorious appeuda
gps. Direct saxation cicumvented, and th,
direct power coneentralFdiu this most renOwn
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DR.. P. W. LEE.
PHYSICIAN & SURGMON,

EORMERLY OF SALEM, ONO; AND FOR TIE
L past year practieed in connection with Dr. u S.
Hunter, has removed his office and residence TO. the
dwelling house formerly occupied by Capt. Geo. +.
Kennedy, near the Court House. corner Of Lisbon and
Canal streets, where he will hereafter be found at all
times on hands to promptly attend to all calls that re-.
quire his professional services Flattered by rastsuc.
cess, he hopes by prompt attention to merit con-
tnuance of public patronage. t'
Dr. Lee claims to be entirely modern in the teat-
ment Of disease whether OF surgical or other Cbarac
ter. He has also paid 81 ecia attention to the new
treatment lung and throat affections, viz; by 3fOd-
ica Inhalation" Patients suffering from any form of
those affections, whether of acute chronic charac-
ter are especially invited to call at his Office whore he
will e'happy TO render all information with regard to
he disease method Of treatment &C., free Of charge
Diseases of women and children receive prompt at
tention. t tf#be5 5Hrss SIS tre @asre
CarOltOn. o., Sept. IS, ls56.--tf
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TuR BEAvER EXTENSION. We learn from th,
Pittsburgh Chronicls, that the extension of th,
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad from Wells
vile to Beaver, where it connects with the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Road, is
now completed, and an excursion train has
passed over the route : the distance being TWEEN
ty.twO and a half miles. The road will be
psned to SteubenVille, seventeen and hall
miles further, during the present month, there
connecting with the steubenville 4 Indiana
Railroad, aud it will be completed to Wheeling
and Bellaire in October, when 1t will connect
with the Baltimore d Ohio and Central Ohio
Railroads. III
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INN nf NeNsn,apers.

4. sshnorbas who do not give notice TO the contra
a, A.. considered as wishing to continue their subScrp
a U VubserIbers order the discOntinuance OF their
uss - ,l pabhshsT may continue to send them until
q aEuassass sIs paid.
II sabRs Sefs neglect or refuse TO take their p'
dsn ,s ea .bs once 20 which they are directed, they
- IA sswOasibs Ill ihey have settled the BILL an'
o.AetsA Ihaz Discontinued.
Tfsuhscrsbers rsmoVeltO other places without in
h.rfr- shs publIshsrs and the papers are se8to th
terms ErooalOn, lhey are held responsible.
Tha Courts have decided that, refusing to TAX
Vspwz kVm the ohse. OF removing ana leaving heL
.selld NV Il Oviaa facid evidence ofnentional fraud
EW Puasmasters who notify apublishor that news
ns 10 aot .aker from the ohco, required to Civ
sAs S=aaA why they sre net taken out (See Post OF
Ase yusasyup4lons and Laws.
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The Panama Fillibuster.

The Panama massacre OF April last has just
been reported on al Washington BY Mr. Cor
wine, the Commissioner. His report is strong
against the authorities of Panama, and esta6-
fishes either their completely in the massacre,
or ,heirut irefieienCy in preserving She peace
of the Islhmus. He recommends the immedi-
ate occupation Of the Isthmus from ocean to o.
ceau By the United States, as absolutely nee
essary for the purpose Of securing safety and
tranquility to the transit, unless New Grenada
after the proper representations shall have been
made, and the necessary demand iu pursuance
OF treaty stipulatons, can satisfy our Govern
ment as to her ability and inclination to afford
the people protection and make speedy aut
ample atonement for the wrongs already iEHct
ed upon our counirymen by the people and Of
ficials OF PaAama.
The military occupation nf the lsthmus by
the United States would be likely 10 plunge Us
into war with the maraime nations of Eu'
rope, and Washington letter writers state tha
the President is only restrained BY the protes
of the more conservative members of his Cab
net from sending fleet to take possession o
the port of Panama.
Elect Buchanan and you endorse such fill
clustering movements. Buchanan's doctrine j
to acquire Cuba at all hazards Buy itif 20,
can If you can't steal it. Added 10 this Mi
Buchanan gives his most unqualified approval O
the Administration of President Pierce.
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HALL OF THE HoUsR OF RnPREsRSTArIvss.
August 26, 1856.
Sir:-In answer 10 your note OF yesterday
| will state that yourself and my cOlleogus( Hon
A. Hall of IowO) deposited with me written
statement, some time in July last, in which
you mutually agreed to pair off until the LIST
proxmo-Mr Hall returned from Iowa short
ly before the adjournment Of the session which
closed on the 18Th instant. When The Pacific
rail road bill was before the House as reported
by the special committee through Mr.. Denver
and afterwards from the Public Land Commit
Tee by Mr.. Walbhdge, Mr.. Hall desired to
vote, and reminded me, that Was the umpire
as understood between you and him, and II l
said so he would vote reminded him that
.hs pair was general. He remarked he was a.
ware, Of Il, that was cognizant OF the fact that
you we're not opposed to voting for internal i'm
provements, and thstif consented no excep-
| tion could be taken to bis voting. l declined
giving my consent, bat stated in case his vote
WAS material his pair could be transferred
With this understanding we parted. His vote
was not needed, and the pair remained.
When Congress was re-assembled on the
9lst instant, at the time Of the calling OF my
colleagues name had read from the Clerks
desk the writing referred 10 stating also, at the
time, had il done for the purpose Of accoun-
ting for the present and future absence Of my
colleague, On your return you reminded me
of the further agreement existing between you
and my colleague, which was substantially
this: Cn the same day. and after the paper
was delivered 10 me. was informed by both
Of you that you and my colleague had Iurthel
I. agreement !hatif, within the time limited fol
Jour pair, either Of you should return, 9Th,
other being absent such returning member
! might substitute, in place Of himself as a Pail
for the absent member, any member of the
House whom might approve. I vas en-
wiiliDg TO change the pair until was fully sat.
is6sd that Mr., Burlingams could be had and
would be in attendance unless he was paired
of. then consented TO the substitution oI
Hr. Burlagame in your stead, and you paired
Mr.. Burlingame with my colleague. Gen.
Wilson, of the Senste, was my informant as
to-Mr. Burlingams's absence and return.
have acted in the premises toward you as
would have done towards Mr.. Hail. In case
Mr.. Burhngamc returns before the 1st proxi-
mo, and you desire to pair Mr.. Hall with
some other member who shall be equslly &C.
ceptsble as Mr. B. was, 1 shall eoasent to an.
other pair, AID 50, on, until Mr.. Hall returns,
reyOkes the order, or appoints another umpire.
i fpresume Me-. Hall will be entirely satisfied
{ with the discharge Of the trust iepOsed in me,
! and IL be should not, nor bis friends for him,
: can only hope they will seek another agent.--
Your course, in my estimation, has been moth
ing but honorable and upright. and see ne
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SALE OF LAND.

By an order of he Probate Court of Carroll county
Ohio, we as Guardians Of the minor Heiis Of Daniel Nc
AIlister, Jr, viii offer at public sale on the premses
in Fox Township Carroll county Ohio on Saturday the
llth, October next 1856 at the hour Of l. 2. nj. of
said day. iaa E .tifg
7be South half of the Southwest quarter of aeelicn
Twenty eight (28) In To wnshp Thirteen 13) ofrange
four (4) containing 50 acres more or less. n ID
The same tract which Daniel McAllister Jr, resi-
ded at the time Of bis deathSaid tract well mpro.
ved and very valuable, and lies one mile south of Me-
ehanicstOwn. Terms one third in hand and the balance
in two equal annual instalmens with interest secured
by mortgage on the premises. attendance eiyen.
ta .r SAMUEL McALLISTER
JOHN u. BRYANT.
Sept IL. 90 pr. fee$2, 90 1A 9l,. Gdas1Ans
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nwREsErArivE ELECTORS.

Dist.
ISA-JoHN B. sTALLo, Of Hamilton.
4ad-RICHARD NJ. C0RWlNE OF Hamilton
Sd-PRTER ODLIN. of Montgomery
ASh--JACoB 8, CONKLIN, Of Shelby.
bth-WILLIAM TAYLOR. ofHancock
e.h--E. P. EVANS, Of Adams.
TtA-WILLIAM II. P. DENNY, of Warren
eth. R. HUBBEL. OF Delaware.
Sth--RO6ERT q. PENNINGTON, ,ofseneca
iOth-HRAN CTS CLEVELAND. Of SciotO.
iIth--J JOHN VEL OH. of Athens.
iStA--DANlEL HUMPHREY, of Licking.
I0sh--HENRY d. COOK of Erie.
i4lh--EUGENE p PARDEE, of Wayne.
t5h--JOHN M. HODGE. Of Tuscarawas,
ieIh-DAVi5 GREEN. of Washington.
ITk-MTLLER PENNINGTON. OF Belmont
I8Gh--JOuN 8. HERRlCK. Of Portage.
soaA-AAP0N v ILCOX. Of Lake, God
eOIA-JAAHS DUMARS, Of Mahonng.
4lst-AM0s E. BUSs, of Carroll.
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cause why you should fssl aoy anxiety on the
subject.
With sentiments Of respect. remain truly,
yours, &c,
JAMES THoRiNGToN:
Hen, John A Bingham:
Hsuse Of Representatives.
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TIE MAIEH THUNDER.-Here is the clap of
thunder from Maine that silenced the 3uchan-
an RooSters, 1t vas very loud on the late e.
lection day. but we feel confident it will be
more deafeEing in November. gaa Isl
The votes for Congress in the several districts
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-02

ET Il is said that Of 175 miuisters who com.
pose the Indiana Methodist Conference, all are
Fremont men but one,
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Aopertisements.
PROCLAMATION.

n SALMON P. cH iSE, GOVERNOR OF THE
i. STATE OF ONO, DO hereby notify the qualified
Electors Of the State Of Ohio to assemble in their rs
pective Townships and Wards at the usual places Of
holding elections on Tuesday. being the FOURTH
DAY ofNOYEHBER, A. D. 1886, and then and there
to proceed, as the Law directs, TO elect
TtreRty- Three Electors gf President and Vice
President Of de United States.
ted States andof this state. - .-.
In 7ssdmOny whereof, have hereuntoset M hehd,
- and caused the Great seal Of the state " Ohio
SEAL to be affixed, at Columbus this nineteenth
- day Of September, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eigh. hundred md 6fy six and of tho Inde-
pendence ofthe United States, the eighty first.
By the Governor. 5. P. CHASE,
J. II. BAKER, Secretary Of State,
Oct. Z '56-td,
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REPUpLICAN STAlE 9ICKLT.

kEPUBLlChN STAtE 11CkGT.
sopRnMR JupoE--LoNG TERM,
JOSIAH SCOTT. Of Butler.
,sUYRHME JuDGB--sHoRT TERM,
OzIAS BOWEN, OF Marion.
AnaBaA or BOARD OF PUELIo WORKS,
John WADDLE, of Ross.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
AES0E sMYTH, Of Franklin.
soa MBsSxa OF rHE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
JOHN WADDLG, of Ross.
VoR ATTORNEY GKEFRAL.
CP. WALC0TT, Of Summit.
FOR CONGRESS-,
FOHN A. BINGHAM, OF Harrison.
yoR JUDGE OF COMMON PLEAs,
LYMAN W. POTTER, OF Columbiana.
---:0:--
AEPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET,
CLERK OF COURT
JOHN C. BAXTER, Of Centre Township
COMMISSIONER,
JACOB sTRAYER, Of Harrison Township
CoEoHER,
JAMES PATT IN, of Cen re Township.
gKTfRMABY DIREcToR,
WILLIAM ElEIN, Of Union Township.
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NO TICEI!,-..15

It is mutually agreed by the undersigned that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing between US, In the
town Of CarrOton, under the name and STYLE Of Akin
& Baxter be, aud the same is hereby dissolved
.a.t. t.4 J. AKIN,
JAMES BAXTER.
N, B.-The business will be continued as belOreI
J. NJ, Akin, who is now in the East, laying in hisE
stock.
Sept %, S6. 3w. fb ssaI
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Since The foregoing was 10 type. we have re.
ceised the following from brother Finley him,
self
have always desired that all rumors should
be fairly and tn hfulIy stated : n know Ing,
that rumors often gain by the distance they run
/ make to you The following statement On
the 9th instant went to Lewisburg, to meet
my old friend, Hon. L. D.. Campbell, whom |
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HousE OF REPRESENTATIVE

Washington, Aug. Is, 1856.
Sra: AS you were duly advised by your col
league, Hon. A.. Hall, and also by myself, OF
the terms upon which I paired off with him. will
you do me the favor 10 state them, and espe'
cially whether Jour colleague Mr.. Hall) au'
thorized you TO accept substitute in my stead
and whether yOu accepted Mr.. Burlingame, as
auch substitute, .'t..
desire this statement for publication mas
much as you were prevented on 2sd instan
from stating the facts in the premises on the
floor OF the House.
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REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.

SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
CALEB B. SMITH. of Hamilton county,
JAOoD PERKINS, OF Trumbuli county,
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And the ladies in greater proportion voted for
JesSie," These were the farmers and their
wives returning from the Fair.
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RAR D w Ar E
WAYVESBURGH ONO

WATNESB URGH OHIO.
me RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
w the citiz ms Of Carroll, Stark aud adpnibg coun.
ties, that We have now on hand large and well Sc.
lected stock of Hardware of all descriptions, such as
Iron, Nails, Glass. Sash, Carpenters Joiners and
Coopers tools of all kinds usually kept by the trade
We invite farmers and builders 70 call aud exu mile
our assortment before purchasing elsewhere.
Saddery,
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Very truly, yours,

Hon. James ThoriDgtOn,
House of Representatives.
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vote stood among the males. for ...
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Fremont over Buchanan and Fillmore, Is, s6l.
For Governor (Only about 400 EOtes to come
in) the totals stand aa erar