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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-13
ITO For kANSAS

Our worthy citizen, Col. Thomas II. Rosser, has
lust returned from a tour through our n-ighbnring
counties, where he has met with much success hav
ing now about 100 young men of the fright stripe
preparing for Kansas. Col. k. has funds OH hand for
his agency purposes equal To about $2OOu but it is re-
cessary that fv times this amount should he raised
in order 10 transmit these Youig uen aud others, in
becuniug manner to .l.r:s future homes in kansas.-
Those feeling an interest in this movement would do
we'll to come forward Immediately and Col. R.
I =. ). IiMrrrci.
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rI;ETUfE FROM kANSAS-PEACF ESTAB-
I IIlE SlAI-N lNUlA ANS.

lISTIED VIII IIr. oI''' = T.SNT.trH"' r
ST LOUIS June 9-An extra Westpnri Times nl
the 9TH says Reliable news had been Received oi the
burning Of the town of Bernard, Kansas. The Free
H,n,a men on the night of the .}rd, destroyed from
Sl!,U0O to SljOO0 worth OF property. company"
three hundred Ahn!lti4nist-' the same account says
only fifteen Pru.Slavery i-n Three persunG ase re.
ported killed The fight lasted an ho.ylS,
The Congressional investigating Committed are
still here. co.
The s:etmer 3rey Cloud haa arrived from St.
Pierre ag,er an absence &" nearly one year, convey.
inr intelligence Of the adjustment of the difficulties
with ti Sioux Indians, according To the stipulaIoTs
Of the Council of March last The Indians Ge vrred
up twelve prisoners horses mules ~; and promised
obedience to the Governrea,. The operations
aranst the Sour 1nGGLs nad accordingly been closed
Generc I;srary ae the prisoners free after few days
ds.snsun only.
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.rbs President has signed the Wisconsin, Michigan,
Alsbama and Louisiana rail road Duls appropria'lnS
lands for rail roads.
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TH- BLACK REPUBLICAN, TICKET.

=
The nomination by the Democratic party, of con.
servatiye candidates, wha command tle rann'
denoe oi patricia all parties, will force tho Black
Republicans to make up ticket of such extreme el-
enents, as will monopose the support OF the anti
slavery sentiment Of the North TO this end it is in
contemplation (so the rumor goes' to barnlnate Fred
Douglas for President and John Minor hCtts for Vice
Preaden.. ''
In some respects this is capital combination
The ticket would ceyaiulY get tue entire vote of the
Abolition patty ii Fred Douglas will only consent to
the association. But how can a man who il true to
his cause aud his race, recognize fellowship with an
individual who haa betrayed every obligation Of Sec
,ional fidelity and patriotic duty! The scheme is cum
ming, but will mscarry. Fred Douglas will spurn
the connection. Meanwhile, the people of Nirgi:;'e
NAV amuse an idle mo;1ept u vvntenpatlng the tick.
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And, in another column, we find the subioiued re
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THE KANSAS MOVEMENT.

The extraordinary exeruns Of the Abolittoniss to
expel slayeholding citizens from Kansas, their con.
tributons of money aud their measures Of violence,
should stimulate the Soath to commensurate effort
of resistance. We doubt if the people of Virginia
fully appreciate the necessity which presses upon
them II is certain that State IL very backward
in promoting the cause OF Kansas emigration. To
shame we must confess that every other State o..
the South has displayed greater zeal and ac,iviry in
the enterprise Yet it no; too late TO atone for past
indifference and apathy, The following paragraph
from the SCuth Smie Democrat informs us that Col
Rosser, gentleman of high character and remar!ta-
ble energy has undertaken 10 collect funds and to enlist
men Tor the expedition. We wish him the success for
which his cause pleads with the friends of the South
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-13

Contested EIECTIoS.-rh election OFF. K. koog'
ler rs Sheriff of Rockingham county, has been con,
tested on the ground of improper entry OF votes ana
other reasons The whole matter is ~ go before the
county court
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- attention OF opc-s:nrs ia called 10 new article o
~ Convex Glass cheaper and better than hat glass
g-.rr- accomplished wiki tho cash. will meet with
no. .,eu'.o, DSBDRN'S GALLERY,
a.. on6
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIE. PRYOR & DUSNAYANT,
WM. F. RITCHIE s. ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS.
FRIDAY MORNING, JsNE I3. 1850.
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;rr,fEr,S sToCK DEPOT II RICH

S,nE ptorr,.,or srens the aeed OF Sn s'taLshment
| where iowa AID counrry operators Can os'mn ga
(~nanI ,ocx at it. rsa value has nude afTanseinenls
largest unanutac,ory Ia New York to be suppheh
\ ,.'rn,vpe and Daguerrean Stock OF every descrlp
.. si1, I'd q commission. he can iurnl-h Il ut the
kYlm.u-;ce Hoping the operators o: Virginia ana
e rar6.cs w. ses the convenience "t sucn hh es'ao
r. . e. ugppI',,ur EVpr- tu rr"Civo orders iTola ar
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}. COURTNEY ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
NOTARY PUBLIC, RICHMOND, VA.
Ill practice i'll the Courts Of the city Of Richmond
aud the adjoining counties and will also discharge
iie' OF his Office Of Notary Public for the said city
2" county Of licnr;uo.
Oh Mai. al. oger the stoce OF ". ". Woodbridge
a.or' 19o.e ~. Charles Hote+ . " " cr
/ E-c,s =. - !. - -
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syrv mo. ID. ASHTON,
, SU ~ nOuNSELLOR AT LAW,
:. .,n,, nma "HEETOHT, ILLINOIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
a ...h ..A sa. Red !. r,sAsr ea.isri ..ls. % be.

Wes,.rn at e2lc. eash
PROvisIOSs-Ihe marie, is steady but qu-t fcs Pork
and Thin Mes ssz 7 for Prime Mea, and si Is for
s nssy 5r 1s Pme: 1fi's r Country
Mess sfd %lia SIS . for ReBarked Western hes Prime
Mes inactive Beet Hams steady sales OF
IS b a. lSa 81 ssso9 I% and Ling tI god dstad
&c is boxes Long Mddles ST s and 3D. boxes short
Bobeess AZ s,e ous Mests are uneh.Sss tss demand
ssdsc Tor Hama Dressed Hogs in fair demand AZ s
&C. Lard without variation The demand IS confined 20 the
home rsde aes Of 80 bb and tierces AZ 9iaiote Butter
i in limited demand 2oe.sc Dairy sad 9aa pc for
PRIME Cheese is dull al SGloi Eggs are IA de-
RICE-There is only small doins prices
ehslsd ses OF lp eS at 4d4ie The receipts are A00u'
equsl 70 ne .aies aud the socs estimated ~ 80 ts
SPICES quiet prices sales Of so rs Sutmeg'
s2lc.. aid - bales Cloves az i54c.
soAP-ssles hase been made $50 boxes Castle at II
sTGARsHhd. sps.rs very firm and Box descriptions
ing Good Friday" Many opersfOrs have been missed the
and ths Office. have vacant appe.Iaaes The
HsysIssi 4 dsse., the latter price for horretts
sEEDsA f1oa inquiry oT Glover, s.a rlth sn, s,esp,, Z
hIm but hO eiys .sie Of 81 bag: s - ses - 2 Snsa for
ResJeS f1usn fia1 !. h'n At :. ioa - ~ o. tss f,rrs,
SALTPETER-Crude better request sales of so bags,
s1EARINThe market i. easier; sales Of 10000 u at 81
SPELIER-Hoders very firm with sales OF . tus 70 A.
TIN-Bsncs is quiet with sale. a, cash; last sale
SIC Plates firm, with sales Of 800 boxes ii at
sll 5s each. Other kinds al before quoted
TEA--Ony small business is doing private sale parties
holding ot for the large suction sale announced for tor
row. The receipts liberal.
TALLOW-There is stll but q moderate demands sales OF
Is 900 d Prime 81 lOd l0ic cash.
TOBACCOSaes have been made Of 81 hhds hentuc k 81
l0dlc l2 bales Havana 24d &c 80 seed Leaf fd
l5c 52 do terda lSd 81 bales sasui and III ouoa on
private terms.
wHISKYThe market il easier the demand moderate sales
Of rs bb at SEC for Ohio sole. for Prison. Drudge
ouiet ~ SC time and int
fWINHs-There Is good feeling in the aud former
prices realized ssles of casks Malaga az o
WOOLThere is lees doing the extreme prices demanded
checks business Good lots sales OF . 900
rs Fleece SC. for Poor Medium TO Fine; Pulled IS
,aIce and prices very firm 1T Sc for No. Sc or super
fine and Sc for Extra Foreign is quiet.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
FRIDAY. March 2l-P. N.

| There was a fair amount of business done at the
Stock Board today but generally the tendency was
downward. At the opening of the Second Board the
market recovered frnness but at the close prices were
heavy, Eric being offered at 57s; Reading, 925; Har-
hem, 2O Hudson River, 35i; NewYork Central, 925,
l&c. There is disposition to speculate for rise in
Stocks and general impression that an advance Will
take place during the Spring, but the impending for
Eegn news in regard to peace is important that many
parties are waiting decisive advicss before max
hing movement. Cumberland was % at the close
Nicaragua in good demand at 14l. There appears to
be something going in this stock, but we cannot
bears the particulars. In Western shares there IS
nore r1nness and disposition to buy as the dividend
bays approach Although the business of January
bnd February has been small yet great confidence is
Elt in the business of the Spring months. Railroad
bonds are attracting attention and the tendency
pf pricee is upward State Stocks arc in fair demand
with sales of virginas at 94i; Mssouris, s4l; New
York 6s 1874 1l6I; CALIFORNIA;, 90; TennesSees, 95,
seller four months
The Exchange market would probably have exhib-
ted n decline to-day but for the demand for bills
for RENTING the Mexican payment Purchases
of ESQ 900 were made this account at % 0sa Tor
FIRST class Sterling. Commercial bills are slcs v
cent. The demand from regular remittance Is mode
rate. Francs are 5.22l G5.l7l.
A Freights aIe firm, but rather quiet. To bverpool,
900 bbls. Flour at 2s. Cd 1900 bush. Grain, 73d.
ships bags; 500 bales Cotton, 5l6d.; 1000 boxes
Cheese. JOs.; 800 boxes Bacon, 3Os; and 200 hhds'
tallow on private terms, To London, 900 barrels
Flour 2s 9d., and some Provisions 33s. Cd
The business of the Sub-Treasury to-day was very
large. The payments sl,6259O4 ~, including
b 500 900 paid on account of the Mexican Indemnity
b Messrs Aspinwall & Co., and which went into the
Bank of America. The receipts wero 1924, $50, III
lhdipg 900 from Chicago and 100000 received
br drafts on Boston, A transfer of million was
hade from the Bullion fund. Balance s5,Ooo,9oS.
Paid from Assay Office sl6,5l4. Paid on Disbursng
hecks s35 1885, The result of the whole is that the
kspks gain temporarily about sl,4OO,OOO. Vi the
IN SOC. 900 payment on Mexican account, we under
sapd that considerable portion will remain in this
country, and portion of the remainder has been a.
kady RENTED.
We hear of little or no gold going by the steamer
tomorrow.
| The imports of Dry Goods during the week has
een 81 O39 against $685. 1914 same week last year.
The details are:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

TO pass under the bridge Aher it wac built the pipe
of the stesmbosts were raised and the question oil
tact was referred TO Chancellor Walwoh as referee,
to inquire and report He reported that to satisfy the
requirements of the public to speed these long chin
and that, with the unskAfai hands employed on the
western riveis they could net be lowered in passing
the bridge without danger TO the passengers, and
therefore the bridge was nuisance. The Court held
lent 70 verdict and decreed the removal OF the
bridge This decison alike contrary TO the gen.
era convenience and common sense, and Congress
stepped in and by the law making the bridge mail
youe prevented the Federal Court from foreiting the
oers respect Of the country by too ssvish an adj
renee 10 mere technical rule. AJTRIsr.
Nete York, Feb. q. 1886.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK......
Cleared.

s.amships-Hermann Higgins, Bremen aud southampton,
c. H. sand; Edinburgh, Cuu.nins Glasgow, J. McSymon
ships-J H. Elliott Tucker Antwerp, Post, Smith Co.
M Evans Warren London Morgan Wiley; ). Knapp (ne"
Jennings Charleston, J. 5. Lawrence -
Barks-Exchange Jones, Mobile, Esge n.Itrni - j.
Palmer Turner Charleston, Oelrieks Coz Stanley Br)
Lee Nassau, Bacon Sargent.
Bdes-S Otis Lmeburner Darien, Ga, H. ID Brook kman
Co Moonlight Small, Masrzss, Brett, son Co. Coz W.
Cos,ins Coggins Trinidad G. f. j. Peters Ii. Means,
Treworgy Jacksonville C. T.. j. Peters Nathan, Spencer,
ST. Jsgo Cuba, ChsHelsn, Ponyer Pomeroy.
srhoorers-R w Brown Derrckson Wilnin gton. DOner
Potter; NJ. Russell. West Tampieo h. D. BrooSman Co !;
M Vsssar H. Bourne, Alexandria. Mott Bsdel Fly
away Hidreth Phiade pha J.W Mckee VIM. Colyer Ray
nor Philadelphia w Mckee; A Mason Smith, Charleston
Doiner 4 Potter; Emily, Mankin, Wilmington d. G. Murray
Isaac Rich Smith Philadelphia James Hand; H. w. Benedict
Ellis Beltirnors, MAILER Lord Quereau
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

The Hartford and New-lIaven Railroad has de-
bed dividend of - y share, payable on the Isl OF
krl to New. York stockholders at the Union Bank I'D
betty.
ITbe Chicago and Rock Island Road have declared a
hi-annua dividend of y cent, in cash.
fhe interest coupons due April /, on the Bonds oil
\ Great Western Illinois Railroad Company will be
on that day at the Office of the Company IN this
h, No. - William street.
fhe Controller of this State has taken very inn
taat step for the security Of the insured, by ap
tntng a Commission, consisting Of Messrs d. r..
heeler, John n. Wyckof, and James w. Savage, to
>ke thorough investigation into the condition oil
Insurance Companies aud report thereon. The
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
Mnrket,.. .,Peoorted BIZ Telegraph.

NEw.ORLEASs March 9-CorToS steady al unchanged
prices The Pers received by the Assosed Press
at o'clock this morning the sshington and New
Line since wh no business been done The quotations
for Rio COFFEE lie MoLAsEs 56 Barreled LARp 9ci
NtwoRLEtSs, March 2o-CorrDS selling to-day at ga
oic for uidding.
CgRLrsroN March H-CoTToN anguid sales for the week
ls u bales Lower qualities have declined ia &c. Receipts
for the week IS 600 bales stock in port so 900.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
pass~nxers Arrived

n .trgm.hip Quaker Civ t,ou Lirerpool-Mrs. X: W
shusldt children and Domingo Raphael Miss
Rnpbael V Raphael Mrs Bennett Mrs J. NJ Branch j.
Harris j. Garrsan j. B. Naughton g. Armstrong o. NoPpie
Dr. w. KiddeL 80
In bark IRA Observation-Disclosures Schminsky, Lorenzo
Gayis Felssco Remrez. MIGUEL ZaPala ,,,
In brig Hannah Boieh from Nuerfas-N Handy end lsa
In ship Samuel M For, from Harre-Chares o. Arthur oil
Nantucket :, go,
In .ehy F,daeis N,tcton from Pensdeoi1-Mr. Abbott
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

To the above amount il to be added, when ascer-
tanned the amount collected from the missing tax
bills from licenses and from missing bills receivable
and such other Deficiencies may appear from further
investigation.
We will aso state that from the deficiency as per
foregoing statement it is but right to-supDose that
partial oets could be furnished by the late Treasurer
wero be in position to settle his accounts with the
city.
At the same meeting letter wasread from Mr.. Gar
land, from which we make the following extract:
"In our frst interview distinctly informed you that
il never was my intention TO wrong the city or any one
out of a solitary cent; that and faults might
have committed, but that anything that / have or
could command should be applied to correct any
errors make good any discrepancies. Acting under
the impulses Of the dread of an arrest committed
foolish act, and am now suffering the penalty OF my
folly 1t is useless and painful to refer to the past,
and such not the object of this note but it is to
thorize you a. my attorneys, should you deem such
course proper to offer all have to be applied to cor
rect and make good any discrepancies that may ap-
pear in my accounts. What these discrepancies are
cannot say, or how far they may be explained No
statement has been furnished me- and no distinct errors
pointed out. Should such appear it more than prob
able that they may be explained but situated a. am,
am poweress The amount Of bail demanded pre-
cludes the possibility Of my giving any attention to
either my private matters those connected with the
city.
1.-THE only object had in taking portion of my
papers with me- was that | might make out state
ment of my situation, and have everything had in a
situation to be applied to my obligations. That such
was my intention would be L could command
lettors that / wrote after had left
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

and during the day paid about sis 900 for their bis
beside about $50 600 on other claims.
A comparison of the footings Of the weekly Bank
statement OF the Boston banks with those Of the state
ment Of the previous week, exhibits the following
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

A letter from Havre, received by the Quaker oHy'
rates that the amount OF wheat taken by the Govern
Int is $50 900 hectolitres 1t was imported by the
lredit Mobilier
The following is list of the Banks organized in this
ste since October last including several now IN the
koeess of formation:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
phindeIphia Iron martes-MARcH 81.
Rereipfs Of Produce

IRoN-Saes during the week 270o The demand st9y
AT s2s No l. $r FOR No. and S2id > for No. j. bars
and Rails active st full prices
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

MINIATURE ALMASAc......THIs DAY
Suy-Rises...6:0O Sets.........6:i5 MooN-Kses O:UV
WATER..............THis DAY
Sandy. Hook, 8:l2 Gov Isand... 9:O2 Hefate lO;i1
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
DisaaferN. 80.

TIRE HULL Of brig Linden ashore at Squam Beach was sold
I7th5tst az that place, at auction for SSS . .
BRIG PEERLESS, Hilton IS days from Cardiff for New fork
nut into 18th for Iroyisions Spoke brig Enc on
the 7th 20 miles ;. of Ssmbro 6 days from 81 DOMINGO
cent = and in,en0ed putting into Liverpool. n. ;:
BARK May tBrl: P'man from lsInoata y. 81 i3r a.. ia
re GA put SayanDah 18th inst Ia distress LEAKING badly
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

RI e E,i, Railroad (or dayst-j0 pkg Provisions,
2ij DO Whisky do Ashes $50 bags Oats lo Rye ISO Pkss
Lard iSO do Butter 6i5 bbs, Flour 600 dressed Hogs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
Markets. CAREFULLY RrroR7E I'd roh The TRIBUNE

Total Pots and Pearls. ISL
BEESWAX-American eow is in fair demand AZ iornler
prices; sales of | 500 10 at 26l d27c.
COITON-The market continues steady and fairly sctiye
bales have to-day about nnexed
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

Tie ship Rachel, Adams, from EnsPor via Newport tor
NswYort Is at anchor OF Sands Point, L. Sound She VIII
probably arrive at the city next tide.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

JOhu Frosf.-A GRAND RECEPTION BALL 70 ths
shove dst.sui,hed Enssh Exile viii ts5s Place as the Cy
1856 Tickets 81 EACH admitting Gentleman and Ladies
be badofths following: CHAS. KEEN No g5 West SShst
No IS Charlton st. Capt T. MURPHY No 8 Bieccherst;
THOs. JONES. De Kslb-ev Brooklynj ROBERT 5: "ihD.
No 21S 6thsy. EUGENE JNo. SULLIVAN, Secretary. No.
81 East lgthst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

This increase of specie was drawn from New-fork
A writer in The Boston Alias figures out that at 2.
a. cent for Sterling Exchange the Rothschilds, who
do not insure their gold shipments, make about q
cent on bars shipped TO London. and that even with
insurance, bankers have a margin of ! tol 2 cent.
Hence be argues that gold will continue to flow to En-
gland Sterling Exchange however, Is not 9i = cent,
and in practice the result Of gold shipments is aways
less than il shown by calculation.
The Virginia Legislature has passed bill, which Il
now law recharterng, for six years, all the old
Banks in that State.
A report Of the Finance Committee OF the New
Orleans Common Council made on the llth inst, thus
estimates the deficit in se accounts of Mr. Garland,
late Treasurer of the city:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

The Annual Meeting Of the Brooklyn Female
Employment Society will % held st the Ahsaxnn e
by eminent speakers be expected and oontrsou
ton will be taken in aid Of the society. a
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22

Lectures Of the New-York Young Mems Chrss-
tnu fion.-he Rev. JOHN LORD will delyes the
lest Lecture OF the Course MONDAY EVENING" March
at Clinton Hall commencing at oeock Suhject
Leo the Great" Pope Tickets 50 cents to be had at Bros1
wsy bookstores and at the door. =. 49,
~ CHAs. seldom Chairman OF Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
5perial Notires.

po.,.Ofare Notice,-The MAILS, for EUROPE. vi
and BREMEN. per United States 5tesms
HERMANN. will close a. this o'nos On sAILhDAi, he =
day Ct Mach I" IL ISAAC Y. FOWLER Postmaster.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-10-18

PRSNsYLvANIA.-The following proposition
for the formation of Union ticket between
the Fremonters and Fillmoreites in Psnnsyl-
syania, has been rejected by the Fiimoretes
at three different conventions of the two
parties called to consider it, and is again to
be pressed at meeting of the state central
committees of the two parties on the 2lst
inst. This is an attempt to defeat the demo-
Gratis by that system which in legislation is
called --ccs rolling" and which from it's pal
pable rascality and dishonesty has been pro-
scribed by half the state constitutions in the
Union. Happily, the late election in Penn
sylvania shows that Fremont has no hope of
carrying the state by even such dishonor-
able shift
Twenty-six electors shall consist of the
same names; the twenty seventh on the Fill
more ticket shall consist Of . different name
from the twenty. seventh on the Fremont
ticket. For example, Willard Fillmore and
twenty-Six other names selected from the
several Congressional districts, shall form
one ticket; and John c. Fremont and the
same twenty-slx names, above referred to,
shall form the other ticket. The twenty-six
electors shall be pledged to cast the electoral
vote Of the same State for Willard Fillmore
and John G. Fremont, respectively, precise
~ in proportion to the popular votes cast
for each, as indicated by the twenty seventh
elector on each ticket For example, if
Willard Fillmore Tor the twenty.seventh
elector who represents him) receives an
equal number of votes with John G. Free
mont. or his representative, then thirteen
electoral votes shall be given for Willard
Fillmore and thirteen for John G. Fremont
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-10-18

Hos. URI OsGooD AS the day Of election
approaches We are still more strongly i'm
pressed with the belief thai Hon. Uni Os-
good S u De fh- u OK, Representative in Con
gres3 from 4hs district For several weeks
past he has been warmly engaged in tie can
vaSS, and has addressed ms ielow-citlZens
upon the issues OF the day in uesIiy every
town OF tn. counties Of which the q strict i
composed. Mr.. Osgaoi's Games. lucid and
logical Arguments coDtraStcd wit. tn low
ruthany and CtowuIsn slang Of tIis Te'sreHd
hypoc.itlcal opponent Certainly is much IN
his favor, and IS winning him hosts oi friends.
While Mr.. Us ,ood IN a courteous, fi-in nd
able manner supports and advocates great
national principles, Lovetoy his fusion op-
ponent is engaged in trying to cover up his
antecedent by \ system OF the lowest kind
Of sophis,ry and falseheod Indeed the iw 0
candidates present as wide CONT asst As men
as do the principles Of the parties support
ing them.
We feel certain, from what evidences We
have seen Of public opinion, that If every
man IN the district who desires to see Mr.
Osgood elected, and the Abolition disunon-
lists Loyejoy defeated would 90 to the polls
and vote as his conscience dictates, Osgood
would be elected by An overwhelming ma
iority. National wings by hundreds IN the
Southern part Of the district cannot be pur-
suaded TO vote for Mr.. Lovsjoy, no,with-
standing he has lied himself hoarse trying
to convince tacm that he is not an Abolition
lists; and many Of them will vote for Mr..
Osgood. 1t is iinportan therefore that this
portion Of the district should take the most
active measures to give Mr.. Osgood the larg-
est vote possible The district can and must
be saved from being prosttuted to abolition.
ism.-.oliet Signal.