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THE DAILY COMET.
Published Dai,y lnondays Eioepted.)
q. A. PIKE, Editor 4 Pr0pflet0f.
---A 4ess ---.-z-- {s
Office on Third Street.

"Ierms.-rHr srbscripticiii IL 6sed Ne
rate NJ 70 ~ per annun, payable N advance. "
" srnh'isheh ~ ~ s"ret sfnnm, invariably N
sdvA'ce. Both viii be ppnctualiy delivered with.
in tie limits ~ the city by the cartier
tW .~-OHr t,o'lat per sqtere
for the Rrst insertion, ana half That amount fcf
stitute square.
Yearly Advertising. I. Merchants, TIA
dets, mud othets, will he eohttsrted with ch the
cirst reasonable terms. III q
.pah- NvWsk.--Out facilities iur doing
lob Work with neatnoss and deApAtch--in al va e
reties ~ cc'nrs, cnnnc' he surpassed BY any "a y
tnhttsl,tnes,t In the City sucb Asi Il &: ~ :
t.wrpns' RetFr,-hA,, frstshs-Btiit
uesns--lli,l ur LApiras- PisoaRA AMMs4 -6lEefl0N1
rirsers bRunssts' lAssis -CARbs- C'scutvR vRs
ANA v,s,,tag Otai,s. For farther tateicelasss w
invite ynu u call and see ON specimens.
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u'ss lslawtrra.

lK1N's CAN, and CeH-e Cn'fieafrt
~ Thie 'ruIt useful agricultural inrtov
nr 1T has swen toll, tes'eAhy highl, res
mr'aE'e and practical planters whn afe,it
f,ial. 90, chat hy It's nsr. il ne 'ul''.a'nt
,f Com. Cane. =, Cation. THERE is d ,ine
IT at least one third ,he lahrt,tr ,nan AMI
horse ave, the cum,nnn rlow us new
invention. Patented Match %, 'sis
Planters a,e ~, 'c,''ryai' oni examine il
A s,,rrlv rn han' and Ior sale ~
W. + rlfNNANN.
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architectural ot>a, &t.
G. q. vii SON,
pcuse. F;pn B. Ornamental Painter.

Third street, twu ipnrs Fu,th ~ thr Post pf'iee,
HAVING permanently irrs'e1 ~ baton Rsngp,
" We ~nulA ,rantcthlv solicit " share u the
pntllr patronage. Reirg rrartcah'e w'rknen. We
n.y. ,n wa,t 80 .he '.rst reasonable tptn,s and IN
the hess style
Aisn, training. Nathlirr, Timing and Paper,
hanging tenti, pver'tted.
eN Plantation wcrk solicited and rrnmrtlF
Attended 10 itrle Y.
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Stcn ~ Pressed lsrack.

v,>0N The convenience ot the c,1gers ct
Ra,on Ent,sc. an cfIj,e has hee, oren.
ei a. iosnrA EtN's Stout. rrrns,'p the
Harvey House. where orders may he eit
E,t immediate transmission 10 the SlEAu
Rsics aal lrurea Mnts. At the snl,sc,i.
her and will he h|leJ with 1nick. despatch
a. given At 'hc Office on Tho ward. Those
wSsh,uu tsui and .'u,ahlp att,rle.sNse So
l,c,'ed 10 test the quality ot the SteaM
rssssrn IT, Brick delivered in 'nwn anA
vicinity in any quantities. NJ Invest market
rates \aus2s.,t 7 II StHENtk
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PIANOS,
L. pE ROSAS LACERnA.

III, IJE KVJNAN U.N Z ERIVA.
IA 7t,N R0tasE, a..
INFORM Ms the t,Nh,c Ia general that
l he i nnw rsvrmr~t 10 repair IN III hest
manner. The NLrESr and MOST DE.
rECTtvE PIANOS. at veas Aae~s.te
rs,cxs and every .iad 1t Musical lns'u,.
Sseuss Ne Wlll also tune At vefs ,p,'aee,
prices, 20, his custome,s and the public IN
general.
urle = lett at the Jewelrv store ct Mr
Theodore GclMaan will be rrmr,ly at.
tended 10
teh,SAAE EIDE ROSAS St.ACERpA.
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A sao"s stse Late Arrivals
nr NFw aOnhs AT THF

" NFw aOnbs AT TtiT
Philadelphia Ctsenls Snsh store.
WILL he found beautiful new style
W raris Rareges Flrunced robes, very rheap.
A large assortment ~ Satin ,tuissk Table t'nths
and Na,jtns, very sufe,ot pur'ity Of Nents LIN
en t,a,,brr ,lanikerrhiefe af.w places "f e',i'sr
NiH.s iinen ,lr't, F~t aatn ~ the
rp,, .pblrnn CneAf Tssn sttnr,
Wsv21N tsfayefse sftens
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cnvrtnaea.vynrucs-. whips. q.

f1NtlF Snlsc,hpy'e assortment VI Catri,-
!. gos Harness. whips. NJ ia a,v on,-
plete. and h, IN ties IN exam,uafl,'n II
hi s;,ck before purchasing 10 New o,-
in,,s, as 'a guarantees his r,tees as ,os as
as ~, III The s,M'h
Na,prnom conner cf Third and Fiaeid,
Streets. Manufacturing and repairing II,
superic, st,'e at The rlA established stau,l
ec,ae. ~ Main and Church streets
" + rUNNARN
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French Mawttl1ns.

TUE ladies' n,p invil.u 10 examine on,
! beautifn, assortment Of F,nnch Imported
ar,ine N,".'l,ns NJ the ta,ast aud mast fsshton-
able styles purchased Of the importers in N York.
IA the assortment IL nnt very large. The ladies
would do well tn cail paslt--nt the
fallAnR,ea.A CaeAr rAsn Sroee,
mstrk ~ tafatet'e Htvett
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4fw Qbfap Storf.
Ileuu1iful Anrimg (a0Otls.

1rsr ehCEtvED per Steamship raha~ts, fpc'n
u New York. and oyenrd this tnstfrng, n chuiee
xelertjnn ~ ladies Dress Hrcds F'nn,ceh lar.
era Nchtr. On w. riain ani riark ba'sses.
G'nghnms, lawns, very fine black A'naca. supet
nnulnz'nr, English nnl fte,rr' rrihs, Rt'''ishtes
t'utaea iawns. Patts Svlr,'ss. INV article fst
iadie. dresses, grenadines SC, ~ TIE -
PHILADELPHIA rHFAp CASH STORE.
mar2h Lafayette street,
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Dress 'u'riss, mi imgs !

WILL I've opened this ,ntrnine n
w teansn,tassrttn,eht ~ la'ties E''sestr'm
pnpp of The latest Paris style, Sash ans bonnet
','hl,rts. Al the Pun .brtta'A rnsAt CAS-" stre~,
utsr2s-tf =, Lafarettc e'fpet.
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~rs,Aw mar.rts,.s&

1traT Hrre'vpd t.-'r New York aurtene. Tw#s' :
y gire rs,ces WltITF anl tnLORFD MATING
which viii '.p sr,, NJ vFRY TOW pHtH rs Al The
Pun ApRLPa,A IHesr BasH eteaE.
Ait % tat.yeftt rtteri
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WHITE rOTTONs AND LINENS,
1trsr nFrEivFp. rpr Steamship CnhaWha f'o,n
y New York auctiure, n lne lot Of shifting cot
trhs aud linen ahi h,eet,s. mr. sails very low ~
sha pH,, Aprs rntA riiF Ap rsen staRF.
Arl 90. Lafayette Street,
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Stcnssp 1snCkivpgl I

IU1TA rcrcla Stesm Packiug----
" Kentucky and Cotton packing Gsstef pa
per aud Navy Oatnr,. stssm nihs. Furnished and
Polished; eteam Stops anl GuaEe Coass Etses
Coupling an1 C"n"ec''rp Cocks. for iron " cop
rev pines always on bsrd ~
ian Nv. LAR0VtER LANVuE.
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Cart nvld Wagon bSNrness.
A Ttttl. ASSORTMENT IT Collats,
n Hanes. blind brides, Cart brreckine,
. at saddles. Uspgon harness. T'acS chains
BE. which We Offer Al moderate p'ires.
iau,sdyl LARCU1ER 4 LANOUE.
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BATON ROUGE
Dying ana Securing Establishment

Dying gnd securing Estabiiebment.
'INllE subscribe, having febhved 10 the corner
l ~ Ttl,i aua Firfi'a ets, ia nnw repaired to
4. wu,t entrusted ha rare IN the neatsst AMI
t,est wctkmantke manner.
Olst Clothes are almost ",Nde New.
tie II prepared TO dye frr ti,e Laiea 4 Gentlemen
LADIES.
Utnre Fhaw's, avea ~ cnlcr testrred. No matter
what r',lcv Silk Dresses, Sl,awl.. Mantilas. Bar
eyes Pa,aaris, cleaned. dyed or repajted; Leg
horn Bcunets. i,ei or washed.
uFNTtrMEN
Casaimeres. ~. v,nas. Aiparea, Clcih Clnthes.
either cleaned, color rest"rea er dyed to any
cclu, r,.t.rre'l. with despatch and nea'ness.
m,,t NJ. ttoFRt1, pter.
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las. NJ. McCuTCnEN, Attorney b
~ tou,ssllet ~ inv, taur.l ss batph Haaee,
WIN p,.ctice III tire Courts ot the Parishes cf east
aud Iber viIlv, and III the sapteme Court.
nsteaescEs: ton = henIstn'h Hbn. ran
aeil.Huht. NJ o.. Chief Justice Marshall, Hon ].
T. Underwood, lion Asher w. 1tahash M. gh'es
Justice Ewing. Es. Chief Justice Robertson. Hon.
l,sn,y tlri,iet, Kentucky aptsby.
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r. a So I, y 1 m e m.

u Ws
4 FEW doz. best English, Stub Twist
~ t,nohle and anp,e tae.ei Shct Gnhs. Ne.
sizes. Game uass, Pewdet ltrrpe, Patent adding.
rriled Lined aud Centrpt Fire Caps; wsA Cut.
4. RI ; Gun Tuhes. ahd every thing else connected
IN that line. At tANtt tFh \ tANouE,
jaa1tsy. Cor. Lafayette and Florida ~.
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To Black sun tlD Dps. Carpenters
and l.OOnCrs.

and GOOvcrs.
A NvlLS. VICES. BELLOWS. Stock
n. and Dies. .et'lates, Wedges. Topgs. Files
of MI sizes and description also a ful' as'
sor,,seni Of Carpenters ard Ccorrrs tools.
i,n,sAyl LARGuIER h LANOUE.
DER HARDEN'S EXPRESS.
A .ure,;o, lot cf Table nnd Pocket
cutlery. ],,st received ard tot sac ~
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Crates, Crates and stove,

A NEW supply of the ahove for par
"a Tor and office, with snl withebt stifiner
f,nnts Cook Etrves. large and small wv, HcH,
rerrel md franklin Stoves. for Wccd ana Coat,
.ssnr,ed e,es, beside. the article. which /. netsI
y 90 with thcn,-= s,,ch ne Coal 1tode, Shovel And
T.nps. A.. At the Hardware Store IT
jan t7.y. LAR0ulBR bANOUe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-01
-rVpERANCE IN OUR STATE CONTEST.
HUNTINGTON, l.. l., Sept. %, 1856.


HUNTINGTON, l.. L., Sept %, 1856.
~. Editor Of TIE n. y Tribune.
CIV. At the 18th monthly meeting Of the Suffolk
c,.,tx Temperance Society, assembled at Isp on the
coz and 24th Of September, the following resolution
.,oov oth,rs was passed, and ~ their Secretary
directed to forward copy Of it to the daily papers
n ,be city for publication: .,
!" p-,olr,6 Thai, inasmuch it is well understood
AZ, the Candidates for Governor of al tbe great PoiI
.T nsries in this State opposed To inc principe
b;tiop the friends of Temperance appear 10 De
IL on N ,sfrain from rotiag for Governor a; the
ce.c: clection or to vote for some candidate who
Gun ~ he nominated, and who Is in favor of Pro-
may y! law ii. W., Sec.
bibiory ia"'
p.-o,ks.--We see no connection between the
,rsmses and the conclusion of our Suffolk County
flsods. Suppose We put the case in kindred
.h,ne BIZ way of illustration:
nH1creas, The Court OF Appeals has broken down
our prohbtOry Law by most inconsistent illogical
md arbitrary judgment, which forbds the hope OF
any effective Prohibition hencei0rth until that Court
shsu be differently constituted: Therefore,
RtsoIrcd That We will not vote for Governor
be,crfr4h until we shall have secured Court Of APP
nosls which will deal out legal instead Of bsr-room
Opinions -
q rational and sensible cOnclusion7
We mean once more to advocate and carry the
nost thorough anticipating law that the Courts
and the People will sustain; wherefore We held it
n,w;se TO thrust the Temperance issue into the
mesent canvass The tine is unpropitouS. The
rubi;c mind is now intent on another issue, and
will not be diverted. A Temperance ticket at this
time would not carry ten thousand votes in the
State. though there are hundreds of thousands who
will support stringent Temperance legislation at
the favorable moment.
We cXhort, therefore, our Temperance friends In
Suffolk TO vote for Governor according to their re-
spective predictions oa the great question now IN
ISSUE holding themselves in readiness to renew the
battle for Temperance whenever they may do so
with reasonable prospect of thus advancing the
csuse But it is never wise to reject the good that
max be secured to-day out of regard to that which
!, not now attainable but may be Tomorrow. Ia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-01

at which Mr. Buriingeme spoke two hours and twenty
minutes. a leautful "pnze bonner was presented
Nv the ladies ofthat place TO the largest delegation in
proportion the number of voter present from other
towns, ana was taken by the Town Of Walingford.
Our informant adds Some 49, out of It's entire vote
Of $40 last Spring, in attendance, or about S.
"per cent Of It's whole voting population. It was
"quite recently stronghold Of Democracy"
"A correspondent suggests that, as there are a
large number Of Republican papers, TRIBUNE, Times,
Sc, bougf. every morning, and after being read,
either tom up thrown away, that if each person,
after hsy ing read it, would send it to doubling
relative or friend in the country it would be the means
Of great good TO the Republican
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-01
REPUBLICAN MEETING AT BLooMINGDALE, n.
In "a, EHitor n III, Y Tribnne

RFPJ BLtCAN MEETING AT BLOOsIISGDALE, \. j.
To n. Editor Of The N Y Tribune.
SIR: On Saturday afternoon the Republicans in the
upper part Of this county held meeting IN the village
OF Blcomngdale some twelve miles frsm this place.
The meeting was attended By probably tive hundred
porsons including delegation from Paterson and one
from BoOntOn accompanied with Their brass oand.
After Organizing the meeting addressed By Martin
Van Buren, Of Yonkers, the Hon. Ephraim Marsh, and
Theo. Little of Morstown. Judge Marsh's address
was about an hour in delivery and was attentiyeiy
listened to- The address by Mr.. Little was long and
aigumentatve.
In this place the Republican. party ia now consider
ably ahead Of either of the others. We have two
uewspapers Oh our side and third (1he Gu1rd'aHj
is at loggerheads with the Democratic leaders, md
consequently doing their party considerable mischief
One Of the megnates of that party recently confessed
his belief that Fremont would CARY Patterson b. three
or four hundred majority. We will not be sashed
with this Three of the FIVE Wards will certainly go
with ua The Democracy may cary one, ana the
Fillmore men another In the upper part OF the county
the cause is moving steadily forward. Oar fnends
here have worked with will and energy that has
meyer before been witnessed. Meetings have been
held in nearly every school district speeches been
made clubs formed, and documents distributed by
tEousand- There will BE- cessation of efforts till
the end Of the war. Our meeting comes off soon.
We are TO have two or three Number One speakers !
Then YOU will hear such shout from this county as
will make Border RufhanGOm shake to It's foundations.
Pateyson, ". j. Sept. 20, 1856. w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-01

Two musical celebrities now on their way 70
III, coun.r, n Europe Tha!berg, The great Pianist
xi ARE Z, the Africa; and Angri, COBtrsto from
the Italian Opera Of London, Is a passenger on the
A,aeo. These aItists viii, We understand, give con-
cets in this country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-11
Iowa Election.

IOWA EbGCtbOms
The result on the State ticket we cannot
judge of except approximately. We think,
however, it will most likely be about 1000
it can hardly fall SO low as 5000.
We have mass Of returns from the
Northern counties, but they are so uniformly
one way that it is unnecessary to state par
ticulars. Republican gains every where.
Davis is elected by some where from
1900 to 5000. The Fremont ticket has
swept the Northern district as clean of
Black Democracy as the prairie-fres lick up
the vermin that herd in the grasses.
In all this general sweep, we lose little in
the Legislature, but gain more, and we be-
lieve it is entirely safe. Now let them Gus,
Mr.. Harlan If they dare The trick of the
bastard conspirators of '55 is foiled by
their masters, The PEopLE! Thanks to
their integrity and uprightness,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-11
Another Letter OF Frederick Heck /.
erie
Translated for the Chicago Trib,

Translated for the Chicago Tribune.l o
An anonymous writer in the New Yorl
Stats Zeituug having addressed an " oper
letter. to Hecker, in which he presumed e.
question the course Of the latter, and hi,
advice to his German fellow citizens, bu,
having failed, after all, to sign his full
name to the account, Hecker answers in tn,
following characteristic and pungent man.
ner:
In reply to your kind letter in No. l73 OF
the New York Stats Zeitung, accept tn,
following reply rs corresponding with my
| nature:
l. You Mr.. W. b. II. may 90 with th,
Black Barons; shall 60 with the people.
z You, sir, may be afraid OF the Know
Nothings, and BY that very act give Their
,"w courage We Western men do not fca,
them.
S. You. sir, may declare q platform q,
democratic which breaches slavery propsg gan.
dsm and deceives those Of foreign birth
with sweet words. ! cannot. Perhaps ,
journey to South Carolina, Louisiana, Mis-
slsslppi or Arkansas would benefit you wher
You see the condition Of non sla veholdina
whites, and particularly that Of the poorer
German emgranfs; or please 20 to Kansas
Nebraska bill before you, Nebraska bill be.
hind you. and the latest Kansas bill on your
heart. From here il is not fur to Law.
renee.
4. You, sir, may write in the New Yorl
Stats Zeitung," must prefer another or.
gaa, for you will readily perceive that can.
not reply in paper which has studied
Shakespeare's Antony so well and does no,
believe that have carried away from Ba-
DEM tho war fund; because too many peopl.
know that tho only fund which assisted val
my own meney which brought with ms
from Mannheim! Shame!
5. You, Sir, may 60 with the gentlemen
that seek Office, though it be among the pub
licans and sinners. !, Sir, can not 70 with
such men, having declined all Offices, be-
cause desire fully to preserve nv indepen.
Hence.
6. You, Sir, may 60 for Buchanan and
breckenridge. shalt 20 for Fremont and
Dayton, and am not afraid Of know-No-
things, temperance fanatics. Priests, Barons,
and all the other tcrrors OF the Boo hoo's,
which are only at to brighten German child.
rem.
I. The two letters, one to Mr.. Esselsn and
the other to the Bellville Committee, are
mine. Are you now, Sir, satisfied in regard
TO your curiosity?
My name 10 not +. H., but Frederick
Hecker.
P.S. As l have too many other useful
things TO do, which fully occupy my time, il
ls actually impossible for mo to reply to AL
the unctuously theological, silly, impudent,
open and not open spistles. For . sensible
man reply No. Q above il sufficient, for an
other have none.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-11
MUSEUM.
THE
Negro Ministries

Will give thctr recherche treat hoard Of the
JAMES RAYMOND,
In Mustc ItalB, immediaitiy after the Exhibi-
tion on the Palace.
ADMISSIONS CENTS.
A.Wilisxhibit st Alexandra. Saturday, 10th,
1t . o'clock .. ~, aud War,sw At 2 end p. m.
AusA di1tvlt
ManAoesAD Late Insurance Company,
I46 BROADWAY, NEW yOak.
GAIA CsytsslaNd hceamsiSsso~ eleO, OoO
nEPOsfTED 100 eco with the Con ptroileY Of the
~ State of New York, for the seessi,y Of Policy
holders. In addition which the stockholders are
personally liable. Among the Directors are the
most wealthy AID influential eilissns Of New York
This IL . stock Company. returning TO the a..
sured s7A peg cent. Of ali the pfohts srisnsaslly
party 80 years of age may secure TO bis family,
free from the claims Of bis creditors, for about ID
cents per week, policy fur $1,000.
Who would not spare this for the gratiAca-
ton u rejection, on sick bed ar In case Of seei.
dent, that II eli else fail, be had made certain
provision for bis family, Il would tighten his
pain, and do mose fos his recovery than uedicine.
n ID. MORGAN, Prvst.
G. Y. WEArIE, S<~'y.
Prospectus, with all necessary Information, fur
nished by RlCkEY 4 SIMPSON, Axts.
Post O0ce Building
angs-d ksokuk, Iova.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-11
alsI 1921

Inc above returns are nearly accurate,
many of them being Official. There can be
no doubt of Col. Curtis triumphant election.
las majority, we think, can hardly fail of
beng from 500 to 1000. With such result.
one feels amply compensated for all his la
Dor. One more vote in the House for Free
dom and the Right
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-11

hKoKuK.--Stuck away down here in the
corner of the State, in the slave dominions.
surrounded by Slavery atmosphere and
eontending against a more active and pow
erfui Slavery influence, socially and polti-
caly, than any other town in the State, the Re-
publicans OF the Gate City have made bet.
ter hand .o-hand fight and achieved mop
satisfactory results than any other city in
Iowa. We shall do better yet in November
Then We shall cast about 1900 votes. and
give 200 Republican majority. We are
going to fight for the banner, and we intend
to win il, too. The Republicans Of KeokuL
are on the alert. They are aroused and de.
termlned. We have INSCRIPTIONS enemies
corrupt organization, one regular and one
irregular journal to contend with, but new.
ertheless we shall make straight fight anc
clean sweep OF both the regular army and
oil its guerilla bands.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-11


tnsS LAsog--rAe natural capital which eon.t,.
tGges the rea! wealth Of this gteai e,antrv and
create tia Intelligent power IN th0 MAJ -, a,a -
be rsll don D. tne puiwara IT FIRES Institutp,u.-
lfehac ffem nj. Lister of Acceptance
Whenever ia re is a substantive good "a he ,ion,
Whenever th4re a fujt II land H. be ursv.ut,J
from osaomng slave territory, l a,n viii nr "a =.
sgtt .he ptins4pe II The exclusion If s,aer,,--
Da-iiei Mebter.
rspeat taat never and never win yate ana
No earthly pswer viii usage M vote Ia spr,ad
Sta cry over territory sharc il doc, bot exit
lAienfy lay.
bear is concur In al movements which h.xa
IF ihss 90 Ct 10 repair the mischief ari.iuy ,rn
the vie alton Ut god faith in the fepea o. til, =
sssr ION pf1in4ae. ara opposed 10 Slavery m tho
~ uact, aud up principles sustained and mai.
hA0itus, W s@sl.. e3n. Geiuln White f,,.1 ,na
i'-s "a hs peivi shas II Vpgat b. l,c nterter,I
VAIN "hsr q eststs 0sisf tae sh4, ia Of stat. az
srAgaty am az ina slbiy opp3se 4 . IL v,,en.in
~ MS continent beyond rs present liaits- Iol,r
4. Fremont. teN''h
i.ei that there is pething whleh ID. ei,iii,.a
NOD, II they take notiee If ~ Lanlac an d,,.i
Val as insae-f VIII fepFaaca me mtt WIN 81,
W saia tHe "thvr day, lid male ut nv ,o,,d
tr ons that nassf crfcamtanct ra,,td i -. '''i
Y the further Atcns.on 81 the area II Saw, :,
vac lrited stats, u # The further isore,. /.
Stags Representation IN the House If E0nyss.,,,
Sses - sPscca OF i'snlel neos,er on The oree-..
YN. & f.g
SpJks tbs t3ilvwtng word
nna YOU eAhnnt pat sour finger on Any lar. a
the t1nsiltatioB which eSngrys the sipht ~ a.
power ~ carry sns es from one OF tbs stxt.s - -
lnisn 10 any Territory oil the United staies Ma
sir, can adinr for single fnoi.ent thar ,h., =
ent separate of dIstIhct night upon The ,,aft a
STATES ol ihdtlduRl metnbers ~ III State az an,
P,sivn VI tbe rrepie # the intes state d carry
siases INV" Territories Under The idea thar those
Aerriiofies aft he'd III common between the several
etates.'
iHk Ia Hs9sb EsgrlRHR d rRs CINCINNATI p,
SoAA.W u the u most pos able prees ION aud ,n
PnA ~ u ianEaage. tnron resolutions affirm th1
graf sitA princtpies, let, Of the Gonstitntiap. nj
"A antsr~ " sIafsryi and secondly II The .oaal.
~ ~ The .tAtea ~ fsptc' VI their sovereign ,ig
hify and political Iights In equally clear aud con
ciasi.e terms he doctrine IT hiaAttsr sayer.iyntt
4 tepnd,aied by the Democratic patty
~ am electsd IL the high otsice III which ,oor
parfiali'y bas nominated ins, will sndeayof 10 Ill
'nistar the government according to the true snyit
~ the Constitution, ~ IL GnieTs, oe, nv III.
great men who framed and adopted H. aad in ,urh
: way as to preserve both Liberty and rnion,-~
ohm G Fremont