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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-09-18
For the State Sentinel
What Illinois will Do I?
BLooMINaroN- Ill- SAM

DnANoIONS Liz OCpt
EDITORS STATE SENTISEI.-G sntlemen:-
The following is a calculation carefully made
by one who has canvassed the entire State
and is fully posted up as to the relative
strength of parties in every district. 1t is
confidently believed that this calculation will
be found near the truth. Our friends in In
diana may therefore rely upon it, as far as
human sagacity and care are entitled to con-
sideratiOn, in coming to correct conclusions on
a subject of this character. The Black Re-
publicans do not claim this State with much
confidence; the deliberate, calm men amongst
them admit there is much room to doubt
The Fremont party in this State is headed
by the Rev. Owen Loyejoy, who is believed
to be as black an Abolitionist as Garrison ever
was. Buchanan stock is rising in Illinois, as
the sober second thought begins to give signs
of vitality. Democracy has not fulfilled its
destiny in the world till then, God holds it
in the hollow of his hand, secure from all
harm.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
HALIFAX. Sept. 1

HALIFAX, Sept. 13.
The Cunard steamship Arabia arrived here
this morning. with Liverpool dates to noon of
Thursday, the 4th inst, which is FIVE days later
than brought by the Cambria which arrived
here yesterday.
The steamship Atlantic sailed for New York
on Wednesday morning.
The steamer Kangaroo, from Philadelphia.
arrived at Liverpool on the Sd inst
At Liverpool Cotton was firm, and fully
average business was doing.
The weather continued fine, and Breadstuffs
were less firm. Provisions unchanged. Consols
had declined to 81 Ia sad 81 3-e.
The general news is unImportant-
The London Star asserts that the govern
ments Of France and England are on bad terms
relative to Spanish sffaiis and communications
are understood to have passed between them OF
an unfriendly character.
The Star further says: IAN opinion has
found its way on the other side Of the Atlantic.
that England is ready to make any concession
in order to obtain the friendship OF the United
States" and that this event has been come to
in the event Of a possible rupture with France
The improved tone Of the London journals is
interpreted in this sense. and the New York
Herald makes much Of the same topic. We
hitherto hesitated TO say so, because there are
matters OF great importance which should not
be paraded for the sake Of public sentiment
but as the Paris correspondent Of our own press
begins TO talk about the matter, reserve must
be put aside. and the public should be instruct
ed that while there may be really DO danger. IL
is always a serious thing 10 have foreign
policy under the direction Of Premier like
Palmerston.
The health Of the Emperor Of France excites
much discussion. He is said 10 be suffering
from dangerous malady, but the exact nature
Of il is concealed from the public.
The Spanish Government has not vet pub
lished its decree dissolving the cortez and fixing
new elections.
The latest dates from Lisbon report that city
as quiet. but circumstances prove that the late
riot was political in its source.
Discomfort was spreading in Italy, and alarm
existed in Naples in consequence Of the move
ments OF the Muratist party, who have been cir
eulsting prcclamatiOns in Naples.
LATEST By TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, Sept.
The ship Kent, from Melbourne, has arrived
bringing $4,000 ounces Of gold She sailed
June 10.
Trade in Australia was satisfactory. 80
The projected campaign by the Ruffians
against the Circassisns has been definitely
postponed.
The Tunes officially announces that the No.
port that the Portuguese Government has an
piled TO England for Brisish souadroo. on
occasion ofthe recent riots at Lisbon. is desti-
tute offoundation.
The Persian Ambassador in Paris was .bo,,,
10 proceed TO London 10 terminate the Anglo
Persian dispute, Offering full satisfaction. nm
vlded Mr.. Murray be recalled
The Times has smother leader on Mr.. Nsrrxs
maritime proposition.
The Post estimates the cost of tbe Russian
war at fS0, 900. 900. -'''--
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0yWe notice that SCHUYLER CoLFAx has
at last been compelled, much against his in
clination and several positive refusals, to can
vass the 9th Congressional District with
Judge STUART, commencing this day, the
18th.
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1.-THE following beautiful little poem was
written by young lady Of this city on the Oe-
casion Of the death of MINNIE F., emily child of
Of W. d. and MARIE F. WEsrBRooK. Itbresthes
the pure spirit of pOesy, and evinces delicate
and true wOmAnly feeling on the
part of the fair authOress, which will not be all
lost TO the memory Of lite MISNIK's afflicted
Parents:
Dear lamb, why hast thou left us,
Thine was prospect bright;
Fathers care Mothers love
10 strew thy path with light
Yet life hath snares and sorrous
From which no friend can save,
And evils light have thronged Thy path,
Which thou Werl weak 10 have.
There is a Heavenly sheDhend
And ere thy infant charms
Had caught the tinge Of care or woe
He called thee TO his arms.
And though the shadOvy valley.
With Deaths dark form was dim,
Lights cheered the stormy passage.
AID thou art safe with him
MINNIE, darling, then, farewell,
Ihou'n free from sOrrOw ever;
AND while with angels gone TO dwell,
May ny spirit round Us hover aw.
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ar The Democrats of Howard County
hold Mass Meeting at Kokomo, on the
18th of this month. The Democrats of adj
ioining counties are invited to attend.
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Mr.. Fillmore's vote will be about 10000
in the entire State; if less, it will go to in
crease the Democratic msjorities.
Yours, truly, j. II. c..
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81. LoUr, Sept ID.
The Democrat has advices from KaT sss u
The 9Th. stating that Gesry arrived at Ieavea-
worth on Tuesday, lad consult stion with
Smith, and would proceed TO Lawn n e in q few
days.
CHICAGO, Sept IL.
Private advices state that reinfon uents are
being raised under Lane to attack Wsstpor.
Kansas City. and Independence. II il also
stated that the Free State men have snrroupds
Richardson's force. north Of Lawrence. and CO
of his re'rcSi; also cut OF the possibility Ore
ilfosesmeats. =
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GThe Dayton Democratic gathering on
Wednesday, the 18th, bids fair to be Tie
monster of the season.
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lauenfh nisfriof

The Democrats of this District will hold
Grand Mass Meeting at Terre Haute, on
Tuesday, September Both. A general invi-
tation is given, and extensive preparations
will be made for all who may attend. Dis.
tinguished speakers will be in attendance,
and every effort will be made to give it in
terest.
We are happy to notice that the canvass
in this district is progressing finely, and there
is every prospect of a large majority for
DAVIS. The well known nationality and
conservatism of the people of this district
forbids any other conclusion.
At the grand mass meeting of the FIRE.
monters of this district on Wednesday last,
not over 1000 persons were present, and by
actual computation not more than 1000
voters. This is poor show for Woolleyism
in Western Indiana.
OF Black Republicauism is, certainly,
one of the most inventive institutions that
ever fourishsd.
One of its most promising geniuses. the
"Vernon Weekly Banner" gets off the fol-
lowing:
The slavery question is the real issue be-
tween the two parties"
So spoke Jesse d. Bright at Indianapolis
last week. Jesse and his parry takes the side
of slavery and the South, while the Republican
party takes that Of freedom and the Union.
Jesse and his party says the outrageous laws
of Kansas shall be enforced, although they are
an outrage and disgrace, as he has already
said; while the Republican party say they shall
not be enforced.
Jesse says slavery shall go into Kansas if the
South want it there, and the Republican party
says no, never
This is new version Of Senator BRIsHr's
speech, which the Journal will please notice.
Though the editor of that sheet might hest
tate to coin lie so unblushinsly stupid and
bare-faced. he may, perhaps. be willing to
back up his brother in iniquity, by endorsing
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INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI RAILRoAD.-The
earnings Of this Road for the month ending Au-
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FREMONT MAJoRITIEs.

These are the northern districts of the
State, extending south to near the central
portions, or Sangamon county.
RUCUANAN MAIoRTTTrS
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Consols have advanced u per cent, and are quoted
for money 1914 92ss French Three per 0ents 70 30.
The Liverpool cotton market lad been dull and droop
rcsn advices per ASIA and the business hs7 been
fined to the immediate wants of the trade, which ct
the holiday small Holders offered their stocks
freely that prices Of ordinary qualities had declined
I'd. per H. and middiDg LED per lb.; higher grades
being scarce, remained stationary.
Trarsactiors of the week comprising only five days.
Good Friday, the 2s and succeeding day, being kept
c'ose hodays) amounted 10 81 $50 bales Of which
q lA0 American and included 500 speculation,
and GOO for port Quotations stand follows:
Bokers Board does not alter the "far" quates-name
y Fair Orleans, esd; middling SD fair Mobiles,
62sd; nddling, 52id 13.1sd; fair uplands, sxd.;
middling, sgd. A5 13-16d.
The duness OF Liverpool had affected tbs Manchester
market, and very little business had been done.
Since Tuesday tho market for braadstus had been very
duh, and transactions in all articles limited. Wheat
could be bought considerably lower; but in the absence
of burness quotations cannot be given. Flour nomnay
unchange' say Western canal 3ls. 32s.; Philadelphia
and Baltimore, 35s. Cd. 36s Ohio, $685. s6s Cd Cs-
madam, 32s, . 3is Indian remained without buy
ere at Is. under Tuesdays raessay at ais. SIS Cd
go, GOO quarters are In store at Liverpool.
Beef in fair demand, and steady, at late rates No
urter arrivals Of pork bacon had been landed both
articles dearer for the time but the return OF peace
must materially diminish the government demand. Lard,
In retail, quoted at 5is. \ 55s
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OWr London Correspondence.

Lo.D0N, Maroh II, 1906
tonclusion u Pcacs-Ln9ldnd and Amrica-7slepdps
Bct,c,en An,e,ica and No, oay--M -Mscelloneols.
All doubt as To the result Of the Paris Conferences is
now at an end.
Peace Is made The words spoken BY tie Emperor Ma
poeop Ill., In reply TO the coDsratualon' q tno pen
pc,enusIiss OF tue I've rovers Tie oir ol hs soa
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CONGRATULATIONS ADDRESSES TO THR EkPERO1
AND HIS REPLIEs-THE POPE BLEssEs TEE CHILu
BY THE ELECTRIC WIRES.
From the Paris Nonteur, March 10
On luescAy a. thatpas IL, the Emperor received al
the Pleppo entiaries OF the Paris Congress- we'll ths
members attached to their mseion.
On this solemn occasion Europe was represented b.
the most eminent OF each respective country
all OF Them Presidents OF the Council Ministers Fo
reign Affairs ana enjoying the full consdeucs Of thei
soverejgns
Count w.lsvski President of the Congress, se,sc.et
~ speaker the occasion by his colleagues, spoke
The Penipotentlaries OF the Congress have thought
to select me, this solemn occasion, the mouth
piece OF their sentiments towards ycur Majesty. Am
happy and proud Sire, at finding myself called rpon tc
express to your Majesty in the name Of Europe, the
imens, the hopes, the JOY inspired all sss BY th1
happy event with which il hiss pleased Providence n
bless you, and which, by assuring and ling th,
Napoleon dynasty, isl new pledge Of safety and cosa
dence TO the whole world.
The Emperor replied
THANK the Congress- for the wen wlsh,s and coneratu
atons addred to me through you. am happy that pro
videpce has granted me son At moment whea ney
era Of general reconciliation dswns rpon Europe. vi!
bring him up bued With the idea that naticsas uust DO
be egoitca and that the peace Of Europe depends upo
| the prosperity Of each nation.
HIS Majesty then approached She Penno ontiarias an
adcressed words Of thanks TO each of thsrn.
At O'Clock his Majesty ths Emperor received in th
n rome the members Of the diplomatic cosps who's
his Majesty in the name Of hts colleagues their war;
coIgratula Ions the happy event Of the Empress
couchement, and on the birth OF an imperial prince.
At the wish Of the members OF the diplomatic corps HI
Majesty bad them conducted to 500 the Prince
At half past !, In the Throne rocm, the Fmper1r e
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the tl1tt ~ tae irpers' rtiaee
rs Msje7'y sss ses'el "a sNe A.enc, sa.tl ~ :
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