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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-20
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Yesterday morning, about four o'clock, fire
broke on, in the third story Of the large brick
banding on st. Anthony street, near Market
known US the Rice House. The fire was first
discovered by IN employee Of Mc@rs. KING
4 Rlcil. in room used by that firm for storing
upholstery. An alarm was given, and vigorous
Efforts were made, by those persons who were in
the building to stay the progress Of thu flames.
The firc had got under too much Roadway, how
ever. tor the successful accomplishment Of this
purpose. and the attempt WAS abandoned, aud
every effort made to save tn merchandise and
other valuable property in the building. and
preserve from the fire the adjoining building,
ncen,iy erected by A. VAScs BsowS, FISH,
This building was saved, but the Rice House
WAS totally destroyed.
The Rice House was occupied, with the ex-
ccption Of four rooms, by Mcssrs. KrSo & Ricu,
Us one of the most extensive upholstery estab-
lishm,nis in the west. SASBosN 4 FRxscu,
attorneys at law. occupied three rooms in the
SECOND story, and ID. Z. TAYLOR & Co., one room
gu thc iirsi floor.
Through the pcneycring oiloris OF those
pr,'eul. Il large amount OF merchandise belong
NJ To King ~ tru was saved, but their loss
will still bc heavy. They estimate their loss
IA furniture and upholstery goods destroyed, nj
SlOuo0 of this, some ~ 900 wis covered by
insurance in the Atna Insurance Company, Of
Hartford
N,ssrs. S,NBGgN 4 FgEScn worc fortunate
IA saving their most valuable papers, law books
,nd "a portion oil their Office furniture. a gold
watch. aud other articles destroyed, made up
the total Of their loss, not over $500, upon which
there was no insurance \ safe belonging to
the firm fell through from the second story TO
the ground floor; il has not yet lscn opened.
bat Judging from outside appearances. its con.
,cnts have not suffered much damage.
u. G. TAunR AZ Go, BANKERS, sncc,c,lcd IN
.aving all their books, money. and valuable pa
n.rs. Their lass will not exceed $500; 10 in.
surancc
The building destroyed was owned jointly
by Mcssrs. ALBEIT Armstrong AMI Z. =.
WOODS. of Columbiaa county, Ohio. ani \.
MSsck, OF this city. Upon the two thirds ID
the building owned by the two first naGci gen
tlcmen, there was AN Insurance., in the Hartford
Insurance Company, oi $4,000. Mr.. Mrmcs.
owning one third Of the building, was insured
in the same company, in the sum OF $4,000
The buihling IL totally destroyed II was val
ucrl at $1,000.
The adjoining building To the Rice House,
was a ihr,c story brick house, recently erected
10y 4. NAscr l;Rows, Esq. The second aud
third stories were unoccuPe'l the first story
@as occupied by NJ. JosEs. "a a hardware
store Mr. JoSKs suffers To loss. as his entire
stock was removed from the building. The
huIjing WIS injured to the extent Of five or six
hundred dollars Mr.. iIRows was insured in
the Phruix for $500.
The losses 10y the fire may bc ST down as
follows
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-20

Nss For OvVics has ,s'-n es,ahlphSNi a,
a., II. IA P"inte ooaniy, We. asi Jo-sFrI
N 'tHrp APPOINTED l'p.imas;rr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-20
rlac l'rcsiLrsasta1 Vote


MASAchpssrrs.-Thc Legislature stands
326 Republicans. 3 Democrats, and $ Filmor.
Congressional delegation, II Republicans
Presidential vote entire, is Us follows
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-20

A NEw PosrxAsrgR.--1h Postmaster Gen.
eral has ordered the appointment Of MARTIN
Fox as Postmaster at Monticello, Wright
county. in place OF JAMES ID. BrkKxAS. re-
signed.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-20

fssusuisst israfposs ~ sarNswa tlossas,,,ss
As,".s the many disho..siie. ~ trade shsh The moi
nj ~ The oo'anssisy 10 eaiissi apaa Ia saep,ss
va ."ad vsf,ississi, seisss ma-i psssisl.as N
isass. ptssi6s sdopisd hy Rssfapsas dealer. si i'm
Hating ssd sDss,-flsias tn esi~tof appearance s
rrsesa,ioossy labels ~ roPw'sf atuss n'siiea,osets
aud other ssskss " pss~susi soR-os,piian and tbus
by sssne upon the well ssubei rpaisiion ~ an 90.
,ssps.,hg trader, pslssisg M ms-, assssaep,. aad
ws'sisss ssWpooais o. the deifiBast not asiy sl
tie ssssas.t bot ~ The s,Atasst ~ W" b. be.
pssJs tbssss std Il doa,v ~ bsisssr the gsnains
-,usi. ip," ss,ses aud dsm~sJ Thsse peiiv isseeny
hss. "" ib" pest "fs hossssbis assiss a.d traders
'n4 he H.ds 10 much histwsJ spbh~fy ~ tss ,,a
isat appropriation ~ their seiahsess purse In fact
they bsssssh ihs burglar ssd Nigh dignity
iof ,be~s h,,.' is.a. ssb,li = s,ssssy % rrhis--
Bsss ~ character IN stsiss Disgusting The asssb
ls assassin who slabs IL .~ DAD Aea sssh, shsy 49,.
hs rewarded with vsnssbsssst somssssasst@ With The
.4~ssIss. NJ thsi, e,,ses, We lei " th~.s =.
ssss BY ssid.stsy Observing spasisas sossss geys
II ia,dvks wslsss ssssIa,s shnsp,s ~. sI.i. ssss
ntstsi ~, bseiiy. wih Ne slight sd,sn ii lsS lei.
tSs. - Hesi tsehpieal s'esi.nss " The is~ asslsss
sasassfstns 10. t"siiss were s'y s'tnsr ssa every
Thing sssssiiy prepared ts imps-s upon sass~ss pss
chs-ss Noe IL not The msa -he pstfsi TIN. Irs vi
kl.a, . rohbsff Assa'ediy b~ iH Tor, a. M Wuils
ss ssrs"fsi issGs ssms w tsss hs sssu.ss .,spmis
.sasyrs ,"'n possiI dswssi. that dssssod sss, b.
soe.ids'.J pat NJ he ssp',si 10 tsJ., and fIss
stealing t-s, ofbs tsyststoa msri. ~ tb,sf d
u hs hsd -'.iss sass- " ~ sslsspps ka,s. Ash
10 ,k,s f'is,e be sifs tsrhsf dsffssins tks
e's's,aa'y ~ I,.es tss@ saisoas s,'hk i.s ~
ne, thst inisa~'i d. 81 sud hT sosssa.iy In sheh
thsy kss es'unissss And. isfsLss every pks
a'ue psts. isistiJ i the ifasd ~ -silag spsfisss
sGsis. 10 as ~ ~ 6is' III prtsfipai Win
planned ti,s bmp,siins The sesssdy Il W.. Woies
si'osa We ~ hs b.idss ~ ssss.ss.d ~ Ia ths ess
,s~pt Il The '',"e'ssi' ihs- ,sisdEd b' their ss.m-
tsss ssd .ss,ars-, npesd sisw br their ssssoss
sss fasisiss We tss.t that NJ welt ~B .btsis the
ass,ss nsy ~ The .i's ~ tese sesssrfstts
bal 81 'ssF, s'ss "nsr,n. then "f as sod then psb
b, issa o, A~ wu.ii fss hi- rP-isttss asd tho
ssih ~ III. s.,osai, as0ss hst all parties shssla
10 as,l'd 3, .ss ,aiisy "ip"psiaf ",sf'atln~,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-20

TSsE,Rv AsssT,uoS.-Tfc oitiBns ~ -
Peter, w. ot-~rse, arc ai,,st taking s'eTs i"'
the formai,on q Iihrary As-rntoA. 1h's
- q rfy-l rSysrm4,i. an.i .h0sh - imiAic'l by
ils eitlA-sa u o,i.r pla1s In tn Territory
Hoo joFs l!sRav. . rs-gah.r ~ 10 Arsas-
"a ~-na'r isri ..w day. ago from ;ts b,ir
~ al,.ir
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-20

N NHETfI NNHEI.F Y "ITHT HtsTJN III
lVI AZ ma sthsEssfA pAEltJ HtHkr, conner
~ lsss.ss SD ss..siL -i,rst-, - fsst, sh"Hs
bot ~ Amsossa ssi it.l,ss Aass'"sR,s f""b rt'n.-
h.rLis thiHHsy Piece, tsssss's .issa, 40
1ha.s ~tshtns "a srsst saitai's 'sf li-tinr uf.i
s,s..fsy ~ thsi' 'rsps sl q" ssii =" 'sIi
% .ssins hstars ps,sssstsx .i.~-Lsfs.
ssE, ~. 49, dssu HrifNIS 90
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-20

srl1pE-a stranger committed suicide In
,ha village on ,ire 9Th inst. says the ~. Peter
Co',s,,,. by taking -iryehnine An inqaes'
was h,Ll by cosasr IsRiEi. FaILEs ESQ tn
coneiusiOp arrived at by jury il ia Confirmation
81 ih. above.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-20
fs,aa iss ss~ rass t,s.s.ssk.l

Az Ista ssus ~ ssf.s, Wbss sa sstrfpsi4ssx p,sa
.,at ssi 10 ~~ ss'aess, !" The .sbI.-imest II
az ess ssstbss bs .ssie,sst.bls ihss 10
hsvs ssshsf s'ss ~ add, .sIsf peel 20 .. s. hJd
"si "a ths snb'is ss ,sttlSr srsk ssi .sJss.f to
ottsis ts.s Ps.-ysssf rw,. stat aiassssss 3. sS~s.
o. iss ~ the hsssit ~ ~ iIlss r,ssssf kess~a
psfbslns The b.-,ps.- b. sh,. e,i.s ho. " asks
us tf-sd ssi sss.ina tho brssa H~siff 4 eeninsss,
ibst u he tales ~,thsst leave tp-rvvs bsskfy, lssf
~ bsssi ifoss LASAs shop - svpsssajsi aud ess
dss'nsd r. The vs"'ies'-fy ha dss.s 10 ssfssps,s.
mss"es, :" sfp<ss bis sgpstise bat pct sss-t~ctstl.
i'skiss east 30 hs- sss ssd g. d.l,- 10 he vetss
sod 10 n1sy, 18th ssyssy ~ ,sss ~.s ihs sppssss
81 he isi"ss, ~ tssvssf i@ssfy o,hss nisss.s~
.st~ Tho ss-'ssss VI ssss~ss hss h,s,
ss5 - Us-sstk-, si tssi,tr An this n sras, Asms
Js.s4 ,tsss sssiss.sa ~ this city durhe w.tisl 10
ysei W. the ei,tssss .f iss tsea stsiss sssdbess~d
ss,isis si ss shIss hixkiy svpssssd b, esslss.
sb%si gsatss-a, 30 ssrsss"f issb cod a~osssssst,
i,s tsoy lsig. .f sbeh h. by sdv.rls~uaest and
| .tsss~ss as-.ss,s.,.d tsesshS "a. essutry. "a
.sa slsA-sss. sss p.ss the .-tsss. e.s,.ssSty
| 80 k.ss ass 80 that NJ. sotk Ii.iy - Asvs
L.,.sar Ists,s- Tor ts sod spessy ~kth ~ Lsl
tsa.d tsy - shssss Lssns his ist~s sfr pslniaG
81 spe. ~ people Jstsstsbs As p&aaaess bssss
| ~hss ussy base tbs .asdsss- Ia call ~ schiedsa
sksspp- ia ss~ s-tssess ihsy ksss gsas ne ~
vs "e'F sssss 10 ,ssis v'iisssss is9sS.. A. this
ksjs se sf~isz i~ Ia tsf rssssltte-, " 10 bms ~
psbis ~ '"sa sid eosstsy pat s,~n tbst gard
esssssss sisssid 10 that t,es psfehss - sss
sas siusis - 81. tkss A.ilh asy he rs~Iassbty To-
jss- ~ ssiss the h. r, .lsa hist snssrupsiss n'ss,
ssssss hey rsn boy a shesf IN uass A. ths essstss
sssssis tsfs sshssisss sekaapfs can eay " setAeed
81 10 stores .. spssis.c fessst- asd d sss'sts a
,ss. ssd s.a.'f, ssd tho esshishseat 81 uds1pAs
Wolf NJ ", o, ass ~, beaver sil-st IN shs city.
shore ~ !. g'tss ~ exclusively. Wa thisk daty
NJ Ne!s use. kin-sif aud the e"n,nusity 70 Pahtsh
~ s,nss Tho f-.,sis oh" iha. si,saifiax 10 -
q sod 18th hs sni ths-.s wss sead 10 his ea~tomesu
10. ii ,sF@ his n's-is.,y held bius bach frsm
s..,as rss,sos. .a sspo-s. Nov ad3u
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-20

SUCCESSFUL Ilusriso.--The other day Mr..
i;skss and Mr.. TEysRBAuGu. IA couple III print.
crs. formerly employed in this Office, returned
from a hunting esprliton III Wisconsin, hay
ing, daring their hunt. killed thirty four doers
md two bears. which they broogh, with them
to this city, rs trophies Of their prowcss us
hunters, 10 men, M sacoSSsial IN the chase M
Messfs. X. AMI I. have proved themselves hunt
ing will prove very lucrative, M they will find
II ready sale for their game, II, n good price, in
this market. We Away knew thcsc gu.tlc.
men were well acquainted with d,Wi,ng a"k,
but were not aware they No well understood
how To handle "A 'hoo'inc nan. They star, on
another huut In few days"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-20

Al u balloon asccusion on Monday week.
NJ kookuk, some Of the aats tll down and
several iaIAs were injured. Among them, n
Miss Prck suffered the fracture Of thigh
bone, aud j, ~ feared abe has been made crI,
r,l,. for liz,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-20

NV Phcssr tosrssy a nv I'rt''t
company la. b,n Eam.,l. IL run = linz OF pack
eta btseu Trairic ia Chen aDl Dnhlcitb
callol tia, rrairie In Ch"o and GAicfa I'srkct
Company. Three sY1s''-i'd, FRI, ~tps Paasen-
TT steaiwr, viii ~ bnilt this winter. fpr thu.
lin, uDir the direction Of UasiS Sstrn, Es,.
President ol thu 'sIrFa and Minnesota Packet
COMPANY. These Ww i,p,t-. IL q EasI, vii
cSe4 anything in the gay II s,~am%rs. ever pa,
ahoat oo ,ie sabrs o. the apvs M.--,ssipp
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-20

FRI At iiAsrINas.-Evening before last,
about eight O'Clock. pre broke out at Hast
ings, but the destruction OF property by it, We
did not definitely ascertain. Some say three
stores werc burned and Others say eight buikl-
ings were consumed, together with II large
amount of freight belonging to ST. Paul mor-
chants. This item about the burning Of freight,
We arr inclined to believe is nothing but a
hoax. We shall, doubtless, learn the par,icu.
lars to-day.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-20

SAD ACCIDENT es,criay afternoon, a
man by the name Of EpwARD FisKS. late ei
Boston, wus walking along 1'hirl strut, and
when near the alley leading into the livery sta
bic Of Mr.. LANGLEY, was struck aud knocked
down by team Of horses belonging 10 WILL,
oUouBYs stable, which Ind Few moments H.
lore taken fright and thrown the driver from
his sen, in the carriage to which they wec AT
taehei one Of the wLccls of tho vehicle struck
Mr.. FIskE on the head, producing II irightiul
wound. He was taken up aud conveyed ia
the Temperance House, On jackson street,
where his wounds were dnsssd by Dr. MoRroS.
lie Is now doing well. What rvnacrs this case
peculiar hard Is the fac, that Mr., FlsNs is a
stranger in our city and without money. We
hope he will receive pecuniary aid from some
of our bcuevolcntly disposed ci,izens.
Tux Fms At l,nlNGs.-Thc loss by the
lire Mt Hastings ou Sunday evening last. is ~
tima,oi at S20OOO. II WIS reported hcr tho
flames made sad havoc In sundry pills. Of mcr,
chandizc on the leyce, bcloHging 10 merchants
OF our city, hu, the report. VT arr happy to
learn. turns out 10 he unioundsl. ~ the fir
occurred zone distance from the landing. We
have not learned the names of thu sufferers by
this iir,. nor the manner IN which II origlsa'
ted
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-20

NoKrurRS HsRALp, iirs, nun,bcr Of
this paper, printed an materials purchased at
this Office, by Col. PARSER u. FH.scu, has
made its appearance. II il printed and pub
llsh1l by Mr.. H. &, cnuRcm. nh ODD excellent
printer, aud one oI enlarged experience in the
newspaper business. The Hennh IL locatc'i al
watab, Benton county. in this Territory, is
NEUTRAL in politics. and presents II very neat
typographical appearance. whilst its editorials
give evidence Of fine ability as II writer, on the
part Of him who wichls the editorial pen
Long lie 10 the Herald, say We.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-20

F1W hOIJTIlIillN AND Wf;sTEiiN MlIi
j CuAsT9 Volts sslebfs'si r. hisdss, Aro,,at
is ss..app.. Depot, No. a. Ge,s,saa stfe~s Neu ~
leans James W basks, Agent.
GsHrins ~ fns iuatlo,-f The Nho~ osaaift !. aeoa
I'd with t'ssHisst~ aud iaitsiiss fshnsttp, The p.h
IL I'll, all he esspI 10 eassbsss osy the srhsa at,
sis, manatsetasrI AID israisi'si b, ts,ipbs wale,
stitch ~. tbs n~sie ~ lh@ nasafssturss IN. i.ttls
wk asi Label
For .a,- ~ oil N" fssrsrsbls ,fest. AID isars,sts
Heel the st,iaisss II The New tesk Pres.
W nunkf, asss.
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A J.. LARrENrEuR, WHOLESALE GRO
a Ikl Am MN MlH .iilN MENlAANH lSux,aef

Ut yhfl aud lscA $40 s,rrt, Nsiat Fsui, u
uts IN sUte aud te sitNe lstss sad asavi " .iak
e, 6npet,v., Pro, ,.oas, " sks war;, AZ, ~ which
the sdAa,iau 81 the Trade W particularly requested
s -,,~A c"as.,s IN PAT. Il tho twiss a,iisss ~Anh
a.. oaefsd a, the ,ety toss-, @sttst rates
~ tsa- ehiee ha,,rr luz, aaptss taslrv. fowdets
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-20

The propllm lien Taylor, just arrived iron'
l. AXE superior, reports the steamer superior
from chirago, bound up. ashore on i'm,un,
locks, Lake SnlW'r,W,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-19

When shall these wholesale Railroad murders be
arrested? Everybody feels that thay can be- should
be- must be, and yet we chronicle aud read one
slspQ Qhter after another of scores of human beings
through the most palpasle, criminal recklessness
and misconduct; and after few days pubic attain
tion Is diverted to some other occurrence, public
indignation dies out and ali goes on as before un
I'll another crash hurs some dozens more out OF
this mortal existence, and renders twice as many.
crpples and sufferers for life, when the public In
diena ion flares up again, and we idly resolve thai
3, netting shall be done; then subside into our
business or cur pleasure seeking and do nothing,
insist on nothing. How much longer shall this
continue
Philadelphia has, within few months past, lost
mapy valuable lives by three diverse casualties
the burning of q y-bOat, the giving way OF
deck and the collision of two railroad trains each
of them easily avoidable by the simplest and most
obvious precautions. With regard to this last
RailIosd butchery, it is absurd TO pile che
blame wholly on the faulty conductor. He
ought not 70 have started his train from the last
station as he did but the managers of the Read,
who we've sending out long and crowded extra
train On single track should have given every
| conductor express, written, unmistakabe instruc-
tions with reference to that train If say sixty
or eighty precious lives were sacrificed by con-
ductors error of Judgment, what shall we think of
those who suspended the fate of SO many fellow
bejpes on the presumed soundpess of that ju3g
II eptq Excursion trains are usually overcrowded,
al are apt to be late; that is contingency agsns.
which the most definite and comprehensive precau-
| t;ors sbonld be taken A conductor running on its
time or rubning train which IT must or may meet
| should have written instructions to stop at the
proper point until the danger Of collision is aVefted
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-19

The Church Journal, an organ of the Episcopa-
lien denomination, warmly condemns all preach-
ing against Slavery. The following is its argu-
ment
ain onr own day, we hear loudly on every side Of
ma here at the Moth that the Spirit of the Gospel is
tonposet to Slavery Now this is either trne or 1t s
NOT true If il il not true then there il Vt oven de-
cent preense for the cry that it is the duty OF minis
ters of the Gospel to preach asainf Slavery IT, on
the other hand it IS true that the spirit OF the Gospel
is opposed to Slavery then let the clergy devote
themselves wholly TO promoting the Spirit OF the Coz
sn.l; for that Spirit of he Gospel if thus opposed,
win 60 away Slavery i'self, rs soon as it s strong
Cnough This indirect influence will operate more
surely and repidly than direct agitation
eli" said the Caliph Omar when, according TO
the popular legend, he was about to destroy the
priceless treasures of the Aiexandrian library
III there be aueht in these books which ia contra
cry 20 the Koran, it ID not true and ought to be
destroyed; aud if there be anything which
agrees with the Koran it is superfuous, and
"may be burned up accordingly" The Church
.JaurnG! merely uses another form Of the Caliph's
argument OF course, in its view of Christian DUTY,
special forms of evil, such cheating, stealing, pro-
fanty perjury, adultery, and the like, are not to be
attacked in the pulpit. Let the esprit of the
Gospel - only become strong enough, and all sins
will at once be done away with. The Reverend
Cream Cheese and the Reverend Mellifuous Vel
yet are eminent types OF the clerical conduct ad-
yocated by The Church Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-19
THE LATEST NEWS.
HECBIyED ny
MAGNETIC rELEGkAPH.
AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON.
,cs,,eI D,so.uA tc rar n. z. Trou'e


WASHINGTON, Friday, judy L. 1850.
The House promptly lookup che unn's h'e'''n
c,se Mr. Scretps occupied fifteen mInuIoS ID ao'
sr,Ape the minority reJoIt- Inc sd ho '''iio 40
A.. .u,,ta :, ch- contestant, Mr. Archer, VINO
v,ry clearly shaved yhat by tns dec's'"n " '"o
,,no.. ot Election he osat Allen BY maJ 'ri'y OF
,h~... VOTES. Mr. Washbern of Maine, hom toe
Committee on Elrc ionr, summed up sne csse La
ch of great tboroughness. Aliens seae "as
then Cecare0 vacant bs V"'e VI Hino' '"u' I"
,n.tv Tha res >oution oeclsrpg tnat DR. Scn'r
ss .lect. d and ir entited TO seaE Ia tne House
WAS th.n de'eoted by yoteot esey uioe 20 ninety
,re TIE House reused to Ia! d uosOh "hioo
,s made O r. pusder on che taoie oy ehe caselos
v,s If The Speaker and then refused " reconsider
h, a yore Of piuet5 Ooe 10 nine ~ -nVe.
~, ,,;o, betwe4n the BuchaDeers and IL
no,it.s was pen feet Every South American tx"
cent Mr.. Scot Harr son voted assinS' Afcaef'
Me.srs. kchcls AID Day Of Ono, Oiser OF New
Yors. ard Rop nson OF Penn, shot the PIT sau f'-
fused to vote tor Archer. Bayard tiark oI new
yo,k ya4e& tor Alien and against A'cn~r. Ills
.o,a ,oy Ass&.r won have saved hun Nil ~
oors,,,u. n "a and s LOW for Buchanan Mr. Payne
of N C. mas absent sick w'shous psfng' mr..
W&son of Ohio paired off vito Me. Walker OIL
Ala. VITO v as engaged as Herberts counsel rne
reiectou OF Archer ny The refusal o' Aoti N'ofa'"
men ro vote for hiu crratss considerable lndisas-
tioo. The, ars BON sent back to tbe people and
it il said there il little doubt that Archer VIII be
returned.
The Committee on Elections will have meeting
on Mo- day 20 consider tho case of Mr Whitfield,
and will probably report as early as Tuesday or
"Wednesday.
The subject of fixing time for final adjourn
rnent wll bs called up Monday or Tuesday IL is
now thought that Congress will adjourn ia about
,hree weeks. Tbe Senate has done noshing to-day
OF Importance
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-19
ADDRESS TO THE MASSACHUSETTS wHlGs

bU9IUHl fHUayJ July Is 300
An Add1ess to The Wigs of Mass 4chuselts, trOa
tie st"ts Ctntral Committee, is pubs ed this mon.
bg II recommends the true and sound Wings q
Massecousetts 10 AVOID committing Themselves 81
tleeent to either Of the candidates OF other partt@
hoR pfoMirentIy presenting their claims; urges
'h"cugh ofgooISs1on ana fdl repcesc' tation az the
etat' Council 10 be held On the 80 Of 5eptemb neti
further, ,b-r N the .bsence of CANDID ne relJ
selected by themselves, they may be compelled even
0aiy to mske II choice of thns one wao shall seen
upon tie Whole either tee leasG Objectionable or tb'
m"s ne4 H. conform 1ble to tteir own VI hes ~ v1s
cIphs, enc tbet they should tesefve uorH after tS
sitting OF tbe Cow uton, tn. elements of sreDgA
wbicb may becou'e through united actoa lie ,ee4u.c
,f9t Pnnnc fergice, and nas be usdf 50 fJrn te'
bass of future important results The address closs
oy sNtlriug that me fir graf Wing prnipe mus b
ns~ayerns fidelity to tho niOn ana the Constitutes
IF the country
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-19
FREMONT AND DAYTON MEETING.

BosIos, Friday July ls, 1886.
meeting Of the Wings Of Boston in favor Of J'hn
c. Fremont tor Piesidenr, W NJ held ia Faueut Hal
this evening. about 200 We're present. The meet
lDg "as called to erdsr by ths Hon. Wm 7 EGsS
end Root. Burbank elected Pres dsnt, sitn uums.
Our Vice Presidents, Including Fraukin Dexter, Cad
Ier Brewer Potuck T Jackson and othur we'll -knosa
Wings. Spechrs were made by Col. urbauk the
Hon W,p NJ Evarts OF New York, and otners, m.iuJ
urging the proprety, Importance and necessity ofs
upted reilly to Fremopt aud Dayton as she only mess
of deieati g the Dsmocfacy. The meeting Was yay
enthusiastic. Hail dozen FilIuoreltes created
bre. di'turbshce IL the middle OF the Hall but see
tjected.