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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-23

who no doubt has his speech uUzing out through his
fingers ends for the last hour be called up ic the
stand.
Col. AYpERsoS-I withdraw the resolution for the
appointment CT y committee, which offered while
ago, have 10 wi.E C thrash the democratic party
through their Governor.
Mr. TYRE MAUPIS, senior editor 81 .tc National
American, Of Richmond, suidMr. President -empw
that resolgtiun. cannot consent, for 10 allow
this Convention tn adjourn without obtaining some
expression Of opiuo.i Gs tn the course which they
intend to eke in this coniest. The proposition
of the gentleman was TO appoint committee to re.
port resoiutions--a course never klew eny couyen-
| lion to neglect taking. There are soIre subjects
which may be brought Up before that committee, to
which some objections are made. That may be very
we'll; but there be- any objection 10 the appoint
ment of committee, who shall consider the subjects
and determine whether it is necessary report reso
utons or not Can there be any oleciiun to that
| Whether ttey will coudesceud to take any notice Of
this "ebo-shiE, g Zsrd foot Governor or not, is
matter for them to cGpsiter. When they report, il
does not follow that that repUtt sSeli be adopted But
somethinr should be presented to the consideration OF
| this Convention, setting forth the programme OF this
canvass SO TINT gentlemen here appointed TO the
posts of electors may know what they are 10 do rs
tn the resolution endorsing Mr.. Fillmores noniua.
,iou, take it for grsuic4 there il not member Of
the American party who does sct eidorre It. But il
this all that is necessary TO be donel SIR it was il
! would be very agreeable tusk We have Sn enemy
to rpes,.,-a most potent e,ielny-who has beaten u
very frequently before. They say they can boat Us
easier now iLun before. don't believe it ! but. uu
questionably, if ". do &C. 20 into the contest with
resolve TO do all eau, We Vail be defeated VIII
the adoption Of resolution endorsing the nalne o
Mr.. Fillmore be enough think not. Sir. there
are some questions Of public nature, about Which .
is absolutely necessary that the sentiments Of thu
Convention should DC understood. Hence It IS an
opposed to the withdrawing OF this resolution cou!G
20 into discussion and give many Iausons Why com
tee should appointed for the purpose af discuss
ing privately among themselves what Is best to Cot
done will 10: undertake TO present the which
govern my Gcon III this matter but insist upon it
tibet this committee is important it is necessary, il is
in accordance with the universal usages of all
bliss of this kind which have ever conysned within
the limits of yrguie. They do it in the Democratic
Conventions. After session Of ihres days in Rich
mond recently, they reported resolutions which were
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A ROYAL PARDoN-The Queen of England has
signified her pleasure that full and free pardon
should be granted, under the Great Seal of Great
Britain and Ireland respectively, to all persons
suffering under the consequences of conviction for
political offences. This measure will be of the
greatest consequence to many of those suffering
punishment or privation for political acts-espe-
cially those like Mr.. Smith OBrien, ODoherty.
&C., in Ireland, and Frost, Williams and Johannes.
in England, who werelconvcted of high treason
and sentenced to death with all the accompanying
disqualfcations consequent upon SO serious a
crime What had hitherto been done merely
remitted the punishment inflicted in each case, but
pardon under the Great Seal restores the individ
uais to all their civil right and station they stood
before trial They can now possess and inherit
lands and enjoy all the privileges and dignites in
the state This act of clemency Of course does not
include those who broke their parole, or incurred
the additions al penalty of flying from the sentence
of the law
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Vega General BIanco Captain Borden and other
distinguished Mexican exilos, visited the public
institutes on Randals Island, N. Y, on Wednes-
day. The military company of boys on the Island
preston upon the minds CT the eminent Mexicans
General La Vega, ON being introduced to the
boys, expressed himself highly gratitied at their
military appearance, and while they were per.
forming an evolution of rather a difficult nature
he loudly exclaimed, 'Give me that little army ten
ful foe Then turning to one of the Governors
he said, 81 see now how you conquered Mexico
How could you have failed to do so when such
military spirit is manifested in your countrymen at
such an early age"
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WoMAN's RIGHTs.-The Womsn's Rights Csnven.
ton held another session in New York, Wednesday.
shilling for admittanee having been charged, had
the effect diminish the attendance from outsders
Addresses were made by Lucy stene, Ann Moore,
Lucretia Mott, Rev. Mr.. Higginson, and Mrs. Ernes
tine Rose. A resolution passed. pledgihg woman
to take a more active part in politics hereafter.
reverend Mr. isgnson went rather extentiveiy into
the bleeding Kansas business, and told how hard hs
worked to persuade the Legislature of Vermont to
pass appropriation in aid of the suffsrers there
He was not listened to, however, with much patience
The women evidently had enough of that hobby -
During the discussion there some little excite.
msnt in consequence Of denomination from one
of the auditory-s man-who undertook to prove
that the Rights' movement all wrong, and tn a,
the Revelation commanded the women to obey the
man" Quiet, however, was soon restored. In the
evening, the Convention adjourned sine die.
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Miss Ju!iana May, the American prima donna,
has accepted three years engagement, atthe
Italian Opera London.
Rev william NJ Paxton, pastor of the First
presbyterian Church OF Wheeling. has been
invited by Prssby terisn congregation OF balti'
more.
Thursday last was observed as day OF thanks
giving and prayer in Massachusetts; New nsnp
hire Rhode Island, Vermont and Tennessee
Rev ". H Charming. of Boston. Is lecturing NJ
Liverpool, on England and America
An attempt was recently made to assassinA.s W. sne
Earl of somers, by his valet, at Eastnor Casue.
VIM. Galbreath, Esea has been elected Mayoro
Shelby yille Tsnns
The small pox has maN Its appearance q Lu'
ray, Page county, Va g
4 shootine ARRAY occurred In Louisyiue on
Monday night, in which John Perry. boatman,
was killed BY w.. EmIey' coffee house Keeper. !,
Hons. Fayests AcMullen. AID J. s. Carlisle, o.
Virginia, have arrived at Washington.
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;, TUP TBAT COUGH !!
The great remedy for COUGHS, COLDS, GROUP and
WHOofISG Cough

The great remedy for Coughs, COLDS, GROUP and
WHOofISG Cough
DR.. ROSES COUGH SYRUP
Cures Coughs Of the kind. It aso h0arse-
throat, weakness of the chest, pain in this
e4st and lung affections. Wherever there is pain
TX with the Cough Syrup 10 drops of Pain Curer,
sEd you will find immediate relief DR.. Roses Cough
Syrup relieves and frequently cures consump ptive
ugh fortifss the system against further attacks.
g Ia bottles at 80 cents and 81.
TO CURE GROUP.
The lives of thousands Of children have been saved,
b. using Dr.. ROSES Group Syrup. 1t gives instant
lu.ief. % cents bottle
10 CURE WHOOPING COUGH.
Dr. ROSES Whoopiug Cough Syrup is the ouiy
cartan cure for Whooping Cough 1t cures in short
time and ailsys all irritation of the Lungs so
t bottle
The above valuable medicines commended by
Phisicians who ha sc tried them IN their practice.
To be had of all Druggists in Richmond, Peters
burg, Norfolk, Lynthburg and Fredericksburg, Va.
10 25-3m
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LIBERATED SLAyEs.-The Detroit Tribune
says that some days since, Mr. William Sloan, of
Kentucky, arrived in that city, having in charge
fifteen slaves whom he is desirous Of settling in
some favorable location in that State or Canada -
They are man dmitted by the terms of the will of
Thomas E Chambers, of Spencer county. KY,
twenty.ni miles from Louisville, who, besides
giving them their freedom bestowed upon them
s. 600, to provide for their settlement in the
North OF this sum, 500 has been paid to pur
chase the aged father of the family, who was
owned by another man, and whom they were
anxious to bring with them. One of the party
is still in Kentucky endeavoring to procure the
freedom of his wife and two children.
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LAMARTIEE'S GRAPE CRoP-There is good
news for the friends of NJ. Lamartne. The grape
crop of the ilustrious poet is this year magnif-
cent. Around his vine yard the hail had injured
the vines; his alone was preserved. 1t is estimat-
ed that his crop will reach two thousand five
hundred hogsheads of wine. The journal which
furnishes this piece of intelligence adds that NJ
Lamartine is retained at Macon by return of
the painful rheumatism to which he is 30 often
subject
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MUNIFIcENT BEQUEsTS TO HARVARD COLLEGE
Ws are sratiied to learn that by provi'ion of the
will of the late DR.. Henry Wales the library of Har
seased of collection of books, perhaps the most
splendid that ever, at any time, added to its
stores These volumes, about fourteen hundred in
number were, for the most part purchased by the
testator while residing in Europe BY another clause
of Lila will. the OF forty thousand dollars is set
aside to be ultimately dedicated to the foundation
of q Chair of 9anscrit Literature at Cambridge -
Boston ddy Nor. IS
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gOW TO CURE ALL PAIN -

Pain is the forerunner of most diseases-cure the
Pain sud cheek the disease.
DR.. ROSES PAIN.CURER
viii cure rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pains in the Limbs,
sldes Back, Sprains and Bruises Ear and Tooth
I che. Pain or Cramp ia the Stomach or Bowels
SpTe Thront, Burns, scalds, Ague or Jumps in the
Breast Chills Spinal Affections, and Pains in the
fect. Indeed It cures all Pain.
~ ~. 25 md 81 cents bottle.
II you are Bilious and have bad Cold, take DR..
FUsk.'S RAIL ROAD OR ANTI PILLS.
hey carry off all bile and rsmove cold. These
ii go cad of all other Pills in their good effects
80 Boxes III sud % cents. Sold by all Drug gsts
Richmond, Pete; ;shurg, Norfolk Lynchburg, Fred
{. ick .hurg and ChpFlnttasYiiie no 25-Sm
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LIGHT RI TO TX Il ID .-- ANOTHER
- WONDERFUL CURE OF SCRoFULA BY HAMP-
TOMS VEGETAkLE TINCTURE.

NEAR CHEsTERToWN Oct. 25d, 1856.
Messrs Mortimer Il Motcbr0g: Having seen q
ttcets OF q great of Scrotula by Hampton's Ve
liable Tpcture a servant boy in the family of the
E1u VIM F. Thomasson, of Kentucky, with certif-
Gates of Hon II Clay and others testifying 10 per-
sas cured by it, also induced to try the Tine
ure on servant girl of mine. Her disease ltcds
f4Lt in its worst form she was blind IN both eyes;
aud her case was so bad that never expected to
her restored procured tn. Tnctute and am hap
~ TO say before she had used bottle she began TO
sc.and by the time she had taken the second bottle
isf eyesig ght quite restored, and she cured OF
ttig ioathsome disease, and now, though two years
lave elapsed she has had return Of the disease
aid consider her entirely cured by this Ilneture
I've this certificate that others may be induced as
= 49, to try this most valuable remedy, IS believe
ftr what have seen it would cure most diseases Of
tia kind 81 ANDERSON,
Kent county, near Chestertown, Md.
~ Delicate Ladies and children will please give
II tnal.
Cal and get Pamphlets gratis, and see cures OF
Coughs Bronchitis, rheumatism, Liver Complaint,
Scfpfula As female medicine it is unrivalled.
hundreds will testify Of cures on themselves and
FRI. ADS after Ii other remedies have failed.
Sold by O. A. STRECkER and PURCELI4 LADD
L. Co Richmond; by Dr.. COOKE, Fredericksburg BY
e.. the Druggists in Petersburg; by MOafImEk
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and By Druggists and stors'
keepers everywhere.
Et- 81 per bostlsi bottles for -
y
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POLITICAL COURTEsIEs-On Thursday last.
committee from the Fillmore State Central Club
of Ohio, arrived in Baltimore with flag 60 by 30
feet in proportions, to be presented to the Fill
more State Committee of Maryland. They also
bore two flags presented to the Plug Uglies" and
Grip Raps," of Baltimore, by the "Flatirons," of
Cincinnati. The visitors we received at the cars
and HOSPITALITY entertained
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LAND SALES.-The Loudoun Va) Mirror, no.
tees the following land sales in that county
Mr.. VIM. Fulton sold his farm, Greenfield" a
few miles from this place. to Mr.. Sanderson Thrift,
for $50 per acre The tract contains upwards of
300 acres Mr.. Robt. Bentley, Jr a few days ago,
purchased the farm of Mr.. Geo. Miskell, about
seven miles from this place. also the one adjoining
it, belonging to Mr.. Edgar Bentley the whole
containing over 700 acres and known as the NC
Kinney Tract"
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FREEWILL BAPTIsTs.-The Triennial COnven.
ton of the Freewill Baptist denomination was
recently held at Maineville, Warren CO., Ohio.
The Freewill Baptists have in the United States
l ,173 churches, l,l07 ministers and about $4,000
church members. The first church of this order
in the United States was formed in New Hamp
shire in 1880
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RUMoRED PUGILIsTIC AFFAIR.-Itis Is reported
that match for $4,000, and the championship of
America, has been made up between Dominick
Bradley and Awful Gardner. This contest, it is
said, will probably take place in about two months.
Gardner has been in Philadelphia for some time
past, with . view to effect this match.
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Fremont's vote. e.......1, ,079, l53
Mai. against Fremont. 2O2 444

Mai. against Fremont. 2O2, ,4i4
Here is majority against Fremont, in the free
States alone of two hundred and two thousand four
hundred and forty four The Middle free States have
given a majority against him of two hundred and
fifty-two thousand seven hundred and sixty
nine. The Western tree States give a majority
against him of sixty-six thousand six hundred and
fifty. New England, with Fremont majority-as
in the days of the Hartford Convention-stands
alone in her glory. She gives majority o + her
popular vote and her entire electoral vote against
Mr.. Buchanan. Just so she did by Mr.. Jefferson
and just 80 with the exception of single eecto-
raj vote from Maine) she did by Andrew Jackson.
1t is no very fearful omen for a to go into the
Presidential chair without any assistance from
New England-B0ston Post.
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EDICT AGAINST IRISH FUNERALs.-"Irish fu.
nerals' have become in many instances of late
proverbially ridiculous, comprising as they do
from thirty to one hundred carriages on almost
every occason-the result of an absurd notion
that the extent of their sympathy is measured by
the expense attending the establishment" they
exhibit-and generally managed by persons
who can i'll afford to spend the money required
to hire them. The attention of Bishop Bayley
has been called to the matter, and he has ius,
issued pastoral letter the subject, and ad.
dressed to the clergy and laity OF his diocese,
which was read in the Roman Catholic churches
in this city last Sunday. In this letter the bishop
proclaims that no more than six carriages shall
hereafter be allowed at the funeral of any de-
ceased person in his diocese, and dwells with
much severity upon the abuse and scandal the
practices hitherto in vogue have engendered ;
and some of the clergymen took the occa sion to
denounce unsparingly the system of 'Irish wakes,
which are peculiar TO those from certain parts of
Ireland-Neuark (N. ~ 14du.
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LOSSES ON THE LAKEs.-The disasters on the
lakes this season far exceed those of former years
in number and fatality. The Chicago Tribune
gives an imperfect list of the totally lost vessel.
making an aggregate OF six steamers, nine pro
peIlers. two tugs, five brigs and twenty eight
schooners Al low calculation 2o0 lives have
been lost Several of the vessels nave disappeared
and never been heard from.
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DROWNED IN WATER ONLY A FOOT DEEP
Mary Kyley, a niece OF Richard Kyley, lost her
life At Brar Hill. near youngstown, Ohio, on Satur.
day last by falling head foremost into a spring
about . foot deep, yet she found 1t impossible TO
extricate herself She was twelve years old
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WIFE MURDERs.-rhe last Leabnon, Tennessee,
Herald contains the particulars of the murder in
cold blood under the horrfying circumstances, of
Mr.. Holden Smith by his wife. Cause intemper-
ance. Also in another part of the county, Frank
Baker murdered his wife by shooting her through
the head with pistol Cause intemperance
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A Town FOR ELoPEMENTs.-Eiopemen are
no longer novelty in Poughkeepsie, New York,
within the last thrsn months there has been no
less than four elopemsnts in that city. The last
one occurred within the last day or two, the par
tes.toswh hich are, female who kept . boarding
house and one of her boarders, pember of the bar
The unfsithfui woman Is the wife ofa respectable
blind man. aud the mother of three children and
was one of the handsomest women In Poughkeep-
sic. She Is twenty ise years Of age aud the young
man twenty. They were last seen Ia Albany.
lNep York Herald
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ANOTHER NOVEL BET.-The FarmvilIe Cya }
Journal states that jealous American there got
into conversation, short time previous to the
election, with an equally Jealous and enthusiastic
Democrat, and SO anxious was he to convince the
latter of his strong faith in the success of Mr. Fill
more that he pledged his word, in the event of
Mr. Buchanan's election, to drisk, one time, sir
L,tfIes of caSh0r oil
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The Jews of London intend to commemorate the
event of Hebrew Lord Mayor by public test
monial, the nature of which is not yet decided
upon The subscriptions are limited to 43 5s., and
Baron Lionel de Rothschild, III. p, aud Sir Moses
Montefiore are members of the committee. The
testimonial may not mprobably take the shape OF
a Solomons scholarship in the city OF London
School IL the funds permit.
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DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT file du re
giment, or young girl in costume, accompanied
the French Regiment of New York, on their turn
out, Evacuation Day. The spectacle was novel
one, 10 an American or English eye, but 1t is a
French custom. his is young girl, whom the
Regiment adopted some years ago, and has since
supported
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
snturday Morning, November aa. 1ss8.


HIGH sALEs-on Monday last, at warrenton,
Va many negroes were sold at public auction,
and brought extremely high prices A boy about Is
years OF age sold for 81 245 and an other boy, not
over ten' for s7s9. A little negro girl also sold
for upwards Of 5000 All of these sales we con.
slider enormously high. At recent sale of the
estate of zeph Turner, deceased, of Rappahan.
mock county. eight negro slaves, ranging from the
age of twelve to thirtyseve years, averaged the
sum Of Sl,lla so each.
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CHARITY.-MIs. Richie (formerly Mrs. Mowatt
Seamstress' Benevolent Society, Wednesday eve
ming at private mansion on the Fifth avenue, New
York. Itwas quite an exclusive affair-tickets
aanh
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DEcEAsEp.-Daniel Farrell . landscape earde-
nsr. born in England, died in Springfield, Mass.
on the 18th inst, At the age of y3. IN me eariy
ana Was honored BY the acquaintapce and conn.
nsnce Of George Id. He was buried with Masonic
houors.
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DAMAGES AWARDED The suit of Jacob San
ger VS.. Central Railroad Company for injuries re-
ceived by plaintiff while travelling on the road in
June last, was decided yesterday in the Superior
Court now in session at Staunton. The jury
awarded $1,000 damages to the plaintiff. The de-
PENDANTS counsel filed an appeal.
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ANOTHER BANK DEFAULTER One of the
clerks in the Arcade Bank" Providence, / =,
has made tracks with about $4,000 of the funds
of that institution. His surities however, are be
Ieved to be ample
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Jesse Brown has recovered at CaTlise, Pa.
q, TOO damages from the Cumberland Valley rail
road, for personal injuries.
Wm Nan, Esq, one Of the Oldest citizens Of
Cincinnati, died on Tuesday.
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.ISIif KI1vTERS IL

JACK SUNS EXCELsIOK BITTERS Ii
q. peculiarly adapted by its composition, to every
disease Of the liver and stomach which is produced by
our ever varying climate. In all forms OF bilious
Diseases and LIVER Complaint, 1t s one of the most
Prepsred only by R. Il. JACKSON, and for sale
be nrps pists generally. js %
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BUSINESS OF MISUNDERSTANDING to the
Pittsburg Chronicle there we're sold in that city
during the year ending the 1st of September,
$2s, 600 worth of articles which were manu-
factured there.
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a sNARTER,s SPANISH MIXTUKk-IThc
Y Great Purifier oi ihe Blood ,The best altera.

Read the folloping Certificate.
LKwIs CREEK p. o., Kanswha Co, We,
July 2lst, 1856.
Nessrs. Ws4. 8. BEERS / Co:
Dear Sirs-i was in the year of $780, STACKED with
tie Scroula. wss, indeed ST one time given up. My
neck from one end to the other, ] tried all
f.leat Medicines could hear Of and employed seve-
rel physicians. All did good, until saw " Certers
Spsuish Mixture" spoken 50 highly of by the news
Iapers got few bottles according to direct ons:
ige result is. that | sound as | ever !;
u fsct, feel better than did in my life, and
" oud recommend it to all who may be afflicted with
tlAt swfUl disease.
JOHN r. WALKER, P. M.
Scr sale by BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER, and
Iraggists gsrerallyJ aus
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WRECK The brig Cuidad Bolivar foundered
at sea- W a. loaded at Alexandra, Va. by Msssrs
s Shinn e. Son, with 10, 900 bushels of wheat aud
was nouud to Bordeaux France. The vessel and
cargo. were fully insured in New York.
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VETERAN OFFICE HOLDER.-William Hill,
Secretary Of the State of North Carolina has just
been re elected for two years from the 1st of Jan
uary next. He has filled the Office for something
like fifty years. The Legislature has frequently
changed its politics, but Mr.. Hill has never been
disturbed
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FREMONT IN THE FREE STATEs-The following
are the aggregate the votes for the three Presden
tial candidates in the sixteen free States. The
vote in some of the Western States is not yet COM
plete, but the returns to in cannot materially
vary the result. Probably they will make it less
favorable Mr. Framnnt