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FROM KANSAS.
ST. LOUIS. Thursday, Oct. 2, 1856.

ST.. LOTS, Thursday Oct y, 1880.
letter to The Democrat says that, at meeting at
Lawrence on the LIST instant, the following ws unsu-
nously adopted:
Wherein. Expeenry and prr pc alike enjon tho people 70
Ignore the coming election OF members OF the Assembly si
be,,s rejected our Delegate the ground u the
yadiiy a hs election law, another Application tdeuea IN
ct and Principle with the Just determined will doaoe
be refused therefore H. A. ii i,
Rrsd Tia, the people Of Kansas regarding tue socd
election invalid refuse TO participate In any election ned
by virtue Of its rnsctmeuts a..
letter to The Democrat, dated Lawrence, "a inst.
JAWS that Convention will be held at Topeka on the
18th inst. for the purpose of forming kePuolcsa
strength of the party. If Kansas should be admitted
as State in December the Electors thus chosen VIII
ak seats in the Electoral College. The Pro-Slavery
party it is expected will nominate Fillmore and b.
chanan Electoral ticket.
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COMPLETION OF THE NEWFOUNDLAND
TEL EGRAPH LINE.

ST. JOINS, n F., Wednesday, Oct 8, 1856
We are now in telegraphic connection with Bsddsck,
Cape Breton, n. S. The line from Baddeck to new
York via Pictou st. john n. b., Portland and Boston
is now nearly completed and it is expected that regu
lar Geographic connection between this city ana ths
United States will be opened about the middle OF tins
month The submarine cable, IS miles in length.
between Cape Ray, N. T., and Cape North tCspe
Breton, n. S., which was laid down last summer
found 70 offer no impedment to the teegraphc current
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Who is the beautiful young lady who contributed
fifty dollars to the Fremont Volunteer DOcuueu.
Committee That is the question now, which
promises to supersede the inquiry "h Col. Fr.
mont a Roman Catholic ," We understand tie
Secretary was completely run down yesterday ~
men inquiring for the name of the beautiful lAy.
Let every one who calls to ask the question con.
tribute Literally to the fund, and the documents
will continue to circulate.
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trast to that system Of POPULATION and fraud which
has so long borne sway at the City Hall.

has so long borne sway at the City Hall.
Judge CAPROS is the present incumbent OF the
Office TO which be il nominated. having been ap-
pointed to it last Winter BY the Go7ernor. He has
discharged its duties in manner to merit the "p-
port and appreciation Of the public.
The name of ROBERT EMaET is tower OF
strength. Always Democrat. he is only more
truly such by his accession to the Republican parry!
No man more entirely possesses the aspect ana
confidence Of all classes Of citizens
OF SIMEON DRAPER il is almost needless 10
speak in this community A gallant and generous
man, be counts personal friends in every camp lie
has he'd leading place in the Ams-liou'e Bcard
ever since it organized. HI services have been
unremitting, and the putlic appreciation comineh'
sursfc. There can he no dorbt that as long "a ne
cboos, 70 devote himself - TIE dirty OF this once
the people vii hc zeainus 10 iriFGst It to him.
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injury.

Tho Inference between Kansas under Shsanon
and Ksn.as under Geary, appears to be this: Under
sbsrnon. The motto and practice of the Border
Eufsn invaders was, Steal yourself horse OF l"r
tbs, matter COW or an OK, anything Border
Ruff sn wants which Free State man happens 10
have. though. as the Border Ruffi.ns were mIgrs-
tory race. who. a. soon "a they had robbed ana
eaten ont enc noigbborhood, removed 10 another, II
was horses that they priced most, and were most
certain to steal. Take it, and If the owner oo-
iects shoot him. Such was the motto and Prac-
free under Shannon. Under Geary, the motto ana
practice of the same class is Swear yourself morse
Any Border Ruffan. il seems, who happens TO see
horse or anything else that he wants In posses
sion Of Free State man. has only to depose that L
once WAS HIS and has been at some indefinite place
ard time taken from him by Free State men, aud
Marshal Donaldson at once delivers over the wished
for article 10 the moving Ruffan, without
deigninc 10 hear single word by way of rebutter
from the Free State possessor, or to listen u al!
evidence be may produce that the horse or other
article is his Where Governor Geary and Marshal
Donaldson get their law for this summary method
Of supervising the ordinary courts we are not In
formed-probably from the same source whence
Marshal Donaldson derived his authority for deliver
ing over has posse to Sheriff Jones for the purpose
of sscking Lawrence.
OF the two methods, stealing yourself horse
ard swearing yourself horse, the latter seems
altogether The safest and most convenient. The
Border Rufian who undertook to steal horse
might lie shot in the operation; whereas, swearing
oneself horse is perfectly safe, while the result is
quite AS etectua II is the ease and perfect safety
with which the Border Ruifaus are enabled under
Geary's administration To help themselves to the
property of the Free-State men, which 1h Union
and other Bucbaneering prints describe as the res
toration of peace aud order in Kansas.
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The card Of Archb!s shop Hughes res Dectiny Nr

The card Of Archbishop Hughes, respecting Mr.
McMhster's letter charging Col Fremont With
Wing, is copied in The Freeman's Journal with the
following comments:
Il, Lss been announced repeatedly sni with every
possible d-tinctnes,. both by the Most Rev. Arch
bi hep and BY US that, Hektr for he su6stdHce nor
ne firm. is tie Archbishop responsible for anything
IL The irefmans JoErrcl except for such documents
az s,e publlsted with his upon them. That for
al lie rect the editor Of The Freeman, ike every
other I'd tor In America controls his paper and is
.pon.ihe for all that eppeGrs in it. Notwithstanding
;i, repeated assertions small portion OF the press
Aeablsh. a Not only the WINTER OF susgceter Of the
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We invite attention to the powerful discussion of
the political questions of the day, which will be
found on another page Of this paper in the form of
II letter to Mr.. j. Il. Stevenson of Massachusetts.
Though it has more special reference to the Old
Wings of that State it will be found instructive in
all parts of the country.
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COL. FREMoNTS RELIGION.
PHIL.DEIPHIA, Thursday, Oct. 2

PHILADEIPHIA, Thursday, Oct. =, mo
The Ti;acs of this city publishes this morning let
ter from the Rev. George Dufeld. Pastor of the Cen
tral Presbyterian Church here giving the details OF an
interview held with Col. Fremont, in which the latter
answered the questions, "Were you baptised IN the
"Catholic Church" and Did you ever parake o.
"the Sacrament of that Church. with No; and the
aues,icrs Were you baptsed, confirmed and are yoa
now an Episcopaan, with Yes
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limited number of advertisements sre taken in
The WEEKLY TRIBUNE at the rae fone dollar line.
This paper has attained circulation Of 10000
copies, and is unquestonably the best medium e1tant
for advertising in the country Advertisements 81 ui
be handed in at any time before, and not later than
Tuesday Of each week.
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NewDork DAILY @tibm,re
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, l6j6.
Lust Published :

LIFE OF FREMONT In WELSH Price, per dozen, ~
cents por 100, So 81; Per go go
SUMMERS sPEFCH, in WELSH. Per dozen, 40 cents;
per 100, 81 en- per l. 900, so.
GOV REFpER's LETTER IN FAVOR OF FREMONT,
and mis- Speech at New Haven also Tc Poor Whites Of me
South letter 20 the Governor Of South Carolina Tract oil
is pages Per DOZEN 20 per 100, 81 & PER ico So
Orders inclosnr tho cash ore solicited. ,u
GREELEY l. MCELRATH Tribune Office, n \.
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We propose to send THE CAMP IGN TRIBUNE Hr tie
balance Of the Cnnpsn with TIE paper Of October
and .pns hope with the record Of the election OF its
candidates about November H. And 20 Insure that this shall
b. something than Ayheet propose 10 Issue
TWICE and Of tho foil size of Daily Weekly and
Semi Weeky Editions We shall thus be able 10 give ali the
best Speeches 81 the day Addres esbors Documents and
fu dets Of all Elections and Political Movements hronshout
ths evertfu There viii be great many cheap Weekly
issue, Csmpsgn with which prefer not TO competed
inefae, Wilde publish at the lowest endusbe price one
which oycped Of the Canvass and be
BY speakers and active workers for the
Risbt book and monitor We ask those who believe
such paper viii do good 10 aid n In attending lie circulation
TERMS FOR THE CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE,
B ISSUED TWICE WEE,
Compepcin With The paper Of the Sd Of October AID endins
sbout the 18th Of Novembss-<sy twelve numbess;
Single copies 90
10 Copies, D. ono address. %
- Copies 20 one sddTess......................1 eU
100 Copies, 70 one address. on
Orders In M be accompanied with the money
Enc be reunited r'-k fots OF AL
Banks ibe United States received but when Drafts
Nsw-Yort Boston Philadelphia be- procured they win
prcferred Money shout be certified BY to Post-
matter.
Those Of our friends may AID Ia the clrcu son
o. THF SEMI-WEEKLY CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE VIII b
bind enoas TO send their orders early Gay possbe
copy WIN be sent 70 eech peSsou who s clsb
AdSrsss GREELEY McELRATH
Tribune OIce, New-Yerk.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGTos, Thurstny, Oct. 9, 1856.
meeting was held at the City Hall this evening,
for the purpose OF making arrangements fer the recep
ton Of the President his return 10 this city. The
meeting organized by the appointment Of the Mayor
Chairman. A resolution was adopted, providing fof
the appointment OF Committee of sixty, TO make sl
the necessary arrangements. Several speeches com.
plimentary to the President and approving Of his Al.
minis:latl( O. were made,
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED ~
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THE NATIONAL FAIR.
Al Dispatch 70 Tire N. Y. Tribune

PHILADELPHIA Thwsdsy Oct. 9, 1856.
Your report of 1900 visitors at the Fair on Wedne'-
dsy is twice too much The number to-day is not
over &, eco, though it will be reported higher The
receipts are l2OCO from all sources say 500 for car
RACES al 800 for seats $40 600 for tickets, making
4OCCO persons paid and 5000 free which make 5Oo@
visitors all told.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION. ...

BUFFALO, 1hufbday Oct . Io0o.
The Americans Of the Thirty.second District TO-DAY
nominated by reclamation, the Hon. 5. g. Hayens ~
reelection to Congress.
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THE ELECTION RIOT AT BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Oct. 9, 1854.
Large parties Of Democrats have been armed during
tie day. expecting attack from tie American Cubs
The police are now prepared to maintain order.
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FLORIDA ELECTION.

CHARLEsTos, Friday Oct ?, loJo
Returns from the Florida Election indicate that ,he
Americans have carried Duvall County by iS5 MAJOR
ity and the Democrats Escanbis County by Is ma-
| iofity.
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MiDy Of the Southern journals ss We learn from
The Ner- Orleans Dtitq are zeaiously advocating
" "a. creation Of purely Southern literature, he
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REPUBLICAN MEETING

SrRoUDsBURGH, Thursday, Oct: 3, 1892.
The Republicans held large meeting here to-day
Speeches were made by Gov. Reeder and Others.
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"Did Mr. Greeley charge the deceased Mrs Fillmore in
offensive terms with b,iur lrishwomsn' THF FaiBVSR
did Did charge Miss Fillmore the only daughter now ae
,ssed Of Mllsrd Fillmore, with being Roman Csthoc De
cause few weeks passed In studying itsian as gay
scholar At Catholic Seminary in Buffalo the OILY pace
thfre then tsught How came 'ne
crave to b. thus hlrs,y opeued aud Innocent women
a. to the ferociies OF the political canvass Was To
NIUE Nj Fillmore who had los, hi, vii. sad only daughter
b, death, Let NJ Greeley answer" lfhPFes'
No, Sir No word ever appeared i'll The
TgIBINE rejecting on the character OF hr'. or
Miss Fillmore, both Of whom We knew aud es-
teemed. In depreciation and exposure of the mean
ness that has hunted Col. Fremont through every
relation Of life in order to prove him what he is
not, we stated the undeniabe fact that Miss Fill
more received part of her education at Catholic
Seminary, while a correspondent sportively re-
marked that, as Mrs. Fillmore maiden name was
Powers, she was probably Irish and Catholic, as
are most of those who bear that name. This was
all; and no man honestly misunderstood either
remark as rejecting injuriously on either Mrs. OF
Miss Fillmore. AL that was intended was to show
the meanness and utility of the talk about Col
Fremont sending his adopted child to Catholic
school, &c. Yes, Erastus you understood it per
fectly, and your present dodge viii not avail you
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defeated. 1t rests With you to see thst the Pec-
pie. verdict be not falsihed BY the Official returns.
Work and watch
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FIRE-PROOF SAFES,

AsorHGs for HrxsIsc's Saw in thu aetrueton
nv Ere abe aud tobacco warehouse Of G. H.
Lahn.ba Wasbng on the night Of the % lust, whose
books ps deeds bonds sud mor GAGE policies
And bank bills Of es vue prserved Ia III iron SAFE
made many yesTs since by tho sgbcrsTs, ten toe bes
Proof safe In useeince which time better fre rco @
Yht purohaIcd by The subscTibers known HssRSC
sny ~, now in use And guaranteed from dsnpness OF NIL
dew an objection 10 the Safe and most "'
so-caed hre-prOo- . s 90 ia
We say this triumph a. the TINE i VS. insae We
The exclusive rsht for the State Of New forf ana
them 10 the public until yorchased the rshi 70 ss
srtiele when voluntarily resssgnsd the 90 patent ~ VAC
paenee IN eighteen hundred and eft flour nSo l., a..
The largest assortment, and best fTe frsoi 'As =,
world warranted free from dampness. on hand enu ~ -,
Nos s5 iS1 and Ia Wsierst corner Of fine s R,5ad
eno o. inc ofsnoh osP''' w. Syt.s C. HEARING Co.
way. SiLAs tvg a.. natent for
All prirTs
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CrRr,,x MATERIALS AND WISDOM SHADES

Krlry p, aGusos No 29i Broadway and No 81 Resdest
have foil snd choice stock OF BRo ATELLtS, SATIN Ds
L.NFs WonsTED pANASXs. LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS,
GNps &C. offered AZ the low oct
WINDOW sH.Dns-ou. stock of WINDOW SHADES Is the
tsrsest in York AM supeg mautsc turing fahI
o. hi. Us To fools Ices than other houses We IL
yita til. utcnon of close buyers.
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CURTAIN Materials.
M .x..-v rcscrin.iq1

=
Ne. s14 Broadway opposi.e St Nicholas Hotel.
HoLLowAY's OINTMENT. The vessels ot the
SAN under the actin OF This external remedy
rPdy dsch.rse the poisonous PARTICLES which produce krup
uVs, Soite bols or kind Of lriaoD. Sold a.
IL nstusctorie' No 81 MsicT lsnc NcwYork and NJ pa
snsna. Londoni and b ali drsgssts 25c aud PER
Io'.
WIGS - HAh;-DlE - WIGS.-- BACHELORS
WIGS and Town have peculiar 70 e borse
facy celebrated Al WI Tie wodd heir graceful bsuy
dlrabsy-htug - charm. Tie iS re. sid host
stock in world Twelve prys'e room. FOR .ppiyrr .
t.uoas DIE. Sold II BATcHELoR's. 10 2Sj Bro.irsv
TIT HACKING COUGH End SORENESS OF THE
Cnrsr Of the ere immediately relieved BY ono Of d
AilCoCA's INDIA.RVETIK POROVs PLAsTeEs Those who
have ustd hcr an % u o. D. fye'sioT 90 "lssitr FOR
ocs pains Of the back chest side caused by Sc or
- g. flc5 a-clGt,r'.' : .t . % y. - Causl
~. AfICoCr's Mh1es.'e srt Htf%ii Oiicc
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Business Notices.
r~~--~,o On Juurru,I's TOBACCO FACTORY
BCRNIN0 OF Lnn o.nns Xfc1orY for the

Al
60 Nj, DIR PATENT SLssAspta SAVE
rh.s Fire proof SAFES delivered up ia coz
Oos Of nes s1.IE OF PREsERvlrIos ster psssing
h ,b. Gre si the buInIs Of Iien,hh Tobacco Factory
on The I'd inst 49, fs. 9, ..o- -.,o..s.. -,
L. 81. Uerrins hs loeHse having expired but can b. had
G III sze.l OF Psientec who have an completed their
Esn~f.r,.y, ana srsn ready 20 reoeave oraefs.
Sep,, No. ia Wster-st., ne1 Wa Ny.
Is. O. WILDER Co.,
Pstsntees and Manufactures.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS
l.. MOORE Durham. What State
NJ. q. PECK, Nicollville. What State
h. @. BALpxIs, Canton. WIS State
Beck GREEN, KENT COUNTY, MICH.-Whst Daue
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HrRRmo's PATENT CHAMPION FlRE-PRoo

vpt with Halle Psient Powdefroot Locks the same that
we're aded scSeIae medals At the Worlds Fair London
l and the Worlds Fair NewYOrk, 1885 aid the only Amer
sn Ssles dat we've swarie. medals al the London Worlds
III. 49,
IN. H.cnee placed 900 in sod IN the exhibited 81
e Worlds Fair London and Invited al the pickochs III the
world 70 opcn Safe with without tas kvNs aud take the
money - reward tot thc. gep1Sy.
IN. suhbeus and th sFsnve the only persons an hor-
sol 70 make aud sell HLERNGs PATENT CHAhrIoS Sara,
vith Halls Patent Pow DEL Proof Locks
= T. IERSIN6 L CO.. Gree. Block
hos YSS Isl and lSo Watsfs. and No Murray IT. \. Y
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SINGERS SEWING MACHJNES-SPEED AND PER
yrcIIoy CoAsNrD.-We are now selling SEWING MACHINES
a.. ,,iy swing quilting ard other light work "hcA oom-
petc Elk stitches each urn % he dTYngwhee Also I'M
s,ea aebipe- making i've olr three stiiche. 81 escb
reVctio II can be- clearly rated that other kind
of now before the Pabc IN comparison with
thee, can b. usea without positive oss . -
/ NJ srS6rR < Co, No. Ss BROADWAY
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N,rrTNG's EolIcoy.-This instrument has re-

oeiyed The highest encomums from he press and the proies
sion for its Ieh mellow aud powerful tone rapid and dese
touch esacty gradually swelling tho notes from the
most Aecs,e sound 10 ha heaviest foTtssimo IT
NtsAsE SUBSTITUTE ORGAN and Is equally adapted
g. Pane GkovEsTEES a TRUSLow,
PianoFortc WsIeroorns, No. sos broadway,
Sole Mauufa turrr. foi the United States
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No. fbZ BKOADW III - cu,e Rail
restore Gray Hair n youthful ~ and h.l
S,i1,J 80 tb1 &c that have been o'th gay so "a
d now have perfect beads Of hair when young 0 using
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ext the utility Of the article the amusement 1t affords to
TIE child the parent facts already too vel! known but
l, state that they be found At TurILEs EnroRvN Of
Y,scY CocDs NOVELTIES and TOYS, No. St' Broadway
Prices 81 So IS, Is 50 and 81
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-02-06
TIE ERIE RAILROAD CASE.

THE E. & n. I. RAILROAD Co. VS.. JosEPH
CAsEY.-Is fste Supreme Coart.--Thc Erie ana
North East Railroad was chartered on the I2th
of April, 1872 The charter contained this
clause, s.that if the said Company shall misuse
or abuse any Of the privileges hereby granted
the Legislature may resume the rights ana
privileges granted to said Company. N
September, 1854, on a bill filed at the suit OF
the Attorney General, the Supreme Court de-
cided that the company had made an unauthor-
lied and Illegal location of their road IN the
city of Eric, and at Harbor Greek Ihe Le-
.isature, at the close of the last session, pass
ed bill repeating the charter, and authorizing
the Governor 10 appoint Commissioners to
take the charge and custody of the road, and
the proceeds to be deposited, and the road and
all the property to be at the further disposi-
tion of the Legislature.
The Governor approved this act on the 9Th
of October, and appointed Mr.. Casey Commits
soner TO take charge and custodysof the road.
Before actual possession was taken. the Com
pany applied to the Supreme Court for an in
junction against the Commonwealth ailedging
Ist. That the Act was unconstitutional.
ID. That the Forfeiture OF ilte CharteT, II any
had occurred, had been waived by the Slate
Sd. That the Acts allcdged by the State
against the Company were net sufficient
ground of forfeiture TO justify the repeal O.
the character
The case was argued before the Supreme
Court at Philadelphia, on the 9th of January
on motion for preliminary INDUCTION, by
Hon. Wm NJ. Meredith and st. Geo. Tucke'
Campbell, Esq, for the Company, and Hons
James. Thompson and Joseph Casey for th'
Commonwealth.
On fhe 2Sth ult., the opinisaR OF the Cour
was delivered, sustaining the constitutionaiit!
of the law, and the suaiciency of the ground
of forfeiture. Chief Justice Lewis, and Jus
sicc Woodward dissenting.