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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-12

CHICAGO.

"a Wednssday We took . ride TO Chics.
p, and On e-ed mat Babel Of confusion .
o'eloek, amid the jsrson Of haekmen, ard
WG1HHafax e the Mat'sson House,
whore We were Vskex "a. s's'r'
Since We were last there there has been q
thovongh renovation, a breaking out from
the wooden ehrysalis which enc ased he,
earlier enterprise. Lake street has been
graded BY raising and filing two feet .bcvs
the side walk, aid paving with eobble stone
- in rapid progress. Omnibus fare keeps
pace with other things, and now the mod
st sum Of 25 cents Is asked for ride from
TIE depot any hotel.
To say that CAiesgo 10 . human hive
would fssb'y represent the hustle, travel,
aud noise that almost di.trsets any one nav.
Ing weak nerves. There 10 . perpetual
outflow and inflow Of travellers, who from
this point scatter TO al parts Of The Union
You meet citizen fF"n 81. Loris on the
ssss returning from Chicago, end he will
ssss. The healthy condition Of his city, sad
intsrp yen with IN ominous gravity that
ehteago 10 distracted with the Ch ,lera
Cestilenes and likewise the citizen from
Chicago returning from 81. Louis, tells vou
that 81. Louis 10 city Of nourners from
sAelers, whereas Chicago has not been visi.
ted With The fearful mslady! Such is the
ardent love which The two cities entertain
Tor eseh otheri
The different Railroad routes manifest the
same disinterested affection fos each ether.
Aeenfs, runners and spec ! nvoys Of the
didessnt roads, extol the advantages Of their
eva particular routes, and invent the most
hiehisal "coek-and-bu bull" stories Of every
ether soats, until the unin,tiated fall into
the sstns, Of some Of them in utter despair.
70 hnd sslisf from the pes,ilsutial crew who
bssst ElS Path.
Che political atmosphere 10 clear Of
sIoude, and Buchanan stock altogether
sssvepas. Zane, Kansas ane sharp,s ,,des
ere = . aiseeuut. The combined BLACK
1epabRsaa press 10 A. powerl~ss In their
sstseta sPon the Democracy, as IL the East
Win6 impetent in ils assaults upon Bank.,
sliu aoaaneet The inconUsous material
q ~ sectional factions do not weld q, !
tsadlIy = was expected, and each prefer 10 |
kSht ne p uocracy in guerilla bands ON
- sWn book" Some have advised the
NO. beeea = make the factions stick elo.
~ akJ9 = - VI. fps Buck and Breck,,
~ - ppsa whom The distracted and de,-
49, - - sypseiEsa leek to bring
'sllD ~ ~ AMoepy sssAs Rssublic. I
. ~ 2s7I~aHssx s4A3s=S& fssus.,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-12

INAG Rev g. c. STREET, at the rcqvrst u several
L " his friends proposes TO N 0pn hk School for
FEW veeks during the warm weather, until the
c.mme0crment " the regular Term, from III II A,
charEns halt rates, payable weekly IN advance.
The OBJ CT Of this rang ment Is. 10 he the pu-
pills Ia exient under the dicine To which they
have been subject, and avid IN unneces ar, waste
Of time while the hours o. study hing 80 limited and
confined 10 the coolest portion VI the day Due regard
will be paid 10 health
The school Will reopen upon the above named plan,
ON Monday next tn, l4;h inst.
School room in the base M mt u the rcsbytcrian
Church
Davenport. July 9,h-tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-12

u A bill for the repeal Of the Prohib-
itory Liquor Law OF this State, passed the
Senate on the 10th inst, by the following
vo.es
YsAs-Drge. Brigham. Brown ne. Cool
Aaueh, Coop, Hamilton, Lucas, Nc Cnlloch
Preston, RAMSAY, Schramm. Test, Thurs
sos, Udell, Workman, President. Yeas is.
NAvA-Anderson, CIeaver, Fulton. Hill
-, Hogan, Jordan, Matthews, Nc Aehran.
NcCraSy. Ncsdhan, Sanders, Wilkinson. =.
UayV IL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-12

70 u Wuif-fsstA 0epsga .. Bswmsa, Nm = o.
ncas 4art A.'ssra. Conh Ssrerat j. o.
1sahUvin, =. Pcstn, WA. DonIsn.
Sesness, Cnlato CarsiinR and J. nrad.hsV.
an 81 eeaess Interested IN tbs lands he:viaftsr
dessribe1: =.
Won are hsrsfy aotined that By virfus of -
j es4An1nR of the City Council siths city " Dav-
export, Dasord Nay llsh 1855, en-; ind A crdnsncs
tor the csnnuaton a Secood street In tn CITY ,s
Davenport w-stwArdly: bury Of SIX dis,utercs, ed
frreholders " said city will b. summonsd and sworn
u the Mayors ofics in said city the Is h dxy OF
July 1855. ~ so'ciock 4. r., 70 asscss aud award
the damages and bnents that may accrne the sew
erAi owners Of Ia. land proposed " b. takn the
extension " SAID street
Tbs following Is seription 81 the tracts Of land
proposed t. b. takn for said extension OF sand street
y shown BY tie plat " III. survey OF said extension,
ned win said Mayor, 10 Wit In Block in Green 8
81 addition 10 said city.
ia square fe-t Of hot $50 square feet 81 lot 2;
1870 f0uAre feet oflot 8; 2lO squarr fret Of lot 4;
$3.50 square fe.t u LOTS $3.50 square FEET ~ lot 6;
ATS square fet Of lot q; 4OO square feet % lot T.
I9O0 SQUARE feet aflt9; $500 ,aurre fst Of lo TO-:
In Block IN Green's said 81 addition. Of lrs0
square feet Of lot l. $3.50 square feet Of lot q 1856
square fe~t VI Innings lot next west Of the last
toned, Mock and parted therefrom by i7h fe,
alley; 12730 "a IaFs frt " Collin Carvings lot next
west Of Jennings lot and one acre and l6IOo " an
acre OF = Brad haw's ht next of Carsfng's lot.
@. c. y. MITCHELL
Mayor, CITY Of davenport.
July 9Th 1870
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-12

Advices from Topeka Of the 4th inst.
are received. Convention met there on
the "a, and passed resolutions 10 favor
OF the rebublican party and dcnuncintory
Of Democracy, and appealing TO friends
Of free Kansas in Congress TO stop sup
plies until Ksnsas is admitted under her
present nsiiius;ea..-
Marshal Donaldson and Judge t..more
read 70 tho convention the Presiden.'s
February Proclamation, Shannon's Proc
!amaslon, and new one from Woodson,
Secretary OF the Territory; also a note
from Sumner, stating that be would rrc.
vent = meeting Of tho Legislature-bus
/ hey were not hceded.
About eight hundred people we're
| present, all armed.
Both branches Of the Legislature met
% the 9Th. A quorum was present and
roll called.
About noon Col Sumner entered town
With two hundred dragons and planted
two pcices OF artillery at the head OF
Kansas avenue. Troops we're drawn IN
before the Constitutional Hall, and Sum.
ner told the citizens that he would not
d'sarm them or break up tho Conven lion,
bot had orders to dissolve the Legislature
and would d6eo.
Sumner then repaired to House Of
Representatives and in q gent! em snly
msoner informed the members that he
had orders to dispsyse them and that he
shosld enforce il. He said, am called
upon TO perform the most painful duty
OF nv lite under the authority OF the
Presidents Proelamation. / am here 60
dissolve this Legislature and in accordance
dance with my orders command Won to
dieperse. God knows have no party
feeling in this matter, and will have none
while hold my present position 10 Kan
cas-.
J have returned from the borders where
] have been sending home companies
OF Missourians, and am now here with
Instructions to dissolve this IL islatuure
and ! again command you to disperse.
Judge Schuyler asked il shev were to !
% driven out u the point Of the bayou |
ct. f
Sumner replied, will use the wbols
tcrce under my command IL enforce nv
orders.
The house then dispersed.
The convsotiOu was preparing reso.
lutions endorsing the State government
and Topeka convention.
Fears Of invssica lad kept large num-
bsrs from atten ding the convention.
Lane bed not arrived yet.
q The best way % have the two hot
hummer months psss away in less> than
40 time, 10 t. borrow oil the money vos
'ap, sad give anap judgement note ct
'ixty days and yos viii {ind sutuun to
one % yoa eetass you know it; juss try
y Ion 90 nad -say one willing y lead !
~ - tole. stoesxsn .Ss.....- @sgh
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-12

New 10TH, July IU'
Judge Belts in charging the Grand
Jury Of the U. S. Court to- day, referred
at length to the Slave Trade, and urged
the Jurors to be very carful in inves-
LEGATIONS. as he considered il . WORK Of
great difficulty to convict person accus-
cd OF being engaged in the Slave Trade.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-12

A%D THs PILEs.-Our readers will notice the
w advertisement Of DR. GAvAHAucu
The preparation which V designed " bring into more
general notice. has been In use here for several wears
snd 10 no case Of which We have heard, has failed
TO eject . radical cure.
The certificates appended to the card ere sll ROMA
1Ips, and signed by persons who are veil known 70
sheir fellow ctisens, Who would not lend thop
names 70 the psOmo,on Of fraud or humbus an ~
afflicted We cheerfully give Il our Recommendation
-Jacksonvile (lll,) Gcntitutionalist Dec IL. 1854
sor sale IN shis city bysO wSSs, Druggist, Recon
dccedti
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-12
Washington, July 10.

Washington, July 10.
SxSArr.--Mr. Mason from the COM
nittec on foreign relations, reported a
bill TO amend the act Of this session, to
remodel the diplomatic and consular
system, which was made the special or
der for Monday next. Tho rrincipsl
changes Iroposed are, making the salary
OF the mini.trr TO France the same as
England, SIT 500. Raising Austria TO
a full mission with $4,000 salary
Making the Sandwich Islands $1,000
Allowing the minister to France and
England a CLERK ut d salary Of $500 .
yesr.
The b II t, amend Tho act 30 promote
efficiency OF the navy WIS taken un Sc.
vera' amendment. were real. Including
the striking out Of the section reviewing
the grade OF admiral.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-12
LATEST .VEWN

Bnfalo. July. ~.
The Kansas Aid Convention met ct
Kssn!in HsllyesIssday--Cov. Rseoer pre-
sdag. Ahfres Slaiss except four we're
The ohjccs of the Conv-n'ico stated, was
10 sseurr, a. far rs roe bic. unity aud efh-
CLERGY Of action thi esig bout The country, ~
beha I OF frseaom in Kansas. A comnit-
tee Oh resolutions were appointed. Most
OF the SESSION was consnm d IN addresses
upon the wrong. AID wshis II Congte-s.
New York, July 10.
The Tribune'- correspondence ON Wa
shington Of the 9th Gays. The ooks ca e
will occupy the House al the week, IT Will
be impossible 20 expel him. lhere will be
q strong vote Of censvre. Messrs. Pen
nincton of II. J. and Campbell 0; Ohio will
sreak.
The Illinois election case will be taken
M Immediately after the Brooks ea,e Is de-
cIied.
A, soon as HE Kansas report is printed,
Whitfield. sea. will be declared vacant.
lsaw letter from Mr.. Sumner to-day,
da.ed the Srh inst, stating that his health
IS improving. H.. short Journey in the
country has been beneficial and he express
g tIf0 uoVe . Sc> IVc uSs scds Soob'
Tire correspondence Of the Mexican and
: aSi,h legation down 10 Jane l9.h, has
Seen received bv the last steamer at New
Dtl.an., from M.xico. I, confirms tele-
sr-phic dsp hes which announced the
settlement Of The difficulties between TIE
two govern men,s.
Dispatches from the principal European
capitals contain assurances that nearly alt
the legations unite in approving the policy
contained in Marcy. last letter dismis.ins
Or mptsa.
Washington, July 10.
Sk~Arr.- The S.nsts l,a.s suuiry
anendn.n,s 10 the Id appropriation
bill
House The House took up Mr.. Bal'.
resolution asking for a select com nitfee' 10
enquire in'e the subject OF al!eC' 4 frauds
in tie construction of public buildings.
Nj. Elliot remarked the resolution
rharged improper conduct upon officer, Of
The treasury. He Was authorized TO say
Secretary Gu'l RE woald shrink from no
investigation, and he doubted not the r'i-
tnnr would turn out sland.rSus fa!sehood.
Nj. Ball replied hat there WIS no insin-
u'ion in The resolution against Mr. Guthrie.
The preamble thereto embraces an AFFIDAVIT.
rejecting OF ce-'eIn officers, and this is the
proposed inquiry. After further debate
the resolution was passed, M-s,rs. Bal.
Kennel, Brnell, K NJ and Ga 'waliader,
were appointed y committee. The con
sheraton OF he report OK the committee
relative 10 the Brooks assault on Skinner
aas resumed
TIE bill to amend the act to promote the
eff iency of the navy, was aiken ~. Sew
era' amendments were read. including the
s'ilaihg ont os fhs .c'ion rev.vIng the grade
q admiral
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-12

AlOTlCE IL h r by xiv To all interested In the
~ Will Of R'ckw II Kinstry, deceased, that 4 p
titIon was presented and lied a. th July run u the
Pr'hae Curt - Scott County, Iowa f@r alma sure
N MT u dover to tn willow ~ said Rockwell n Kin
>try iec-aei, ana that said iiiou will h ard on
III" nrst Tuesday III August 1t al which ims and
piao" all interest d may APPEAR and make their OBJ
jsctions IL any thy have
A. with IS NY hand ihis oh day o. July A. D.
1885.
wN' L. COOK. Co. Judge
kIroHFlL PUTNAM, A,tys.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-12
; Buffalo. July l0-sP. NJ.

Buffalo, July 100 r. NJ
Flour unchanged: transactions res
trcsd bv light stock sales 1000 bbls
at SC 25aI IS; common to extra Ohio
$6 so; good Wisconsin 6 62; extra
State wheat advanced, sales 9, 600 bush
ella at ! 81; Chicago eprinc wheat 81
IL. Corn active, sales $4,000 bushels
OF SIC for unsound, and a. for sound.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-12
Valuable Property For Sale.

4 HOUSE AND LOT on GIin"s street, between en-
IAami 7ih. Tn house J. aixD story frame with
10 M. c liar, " II, ciStern, stab., Ac-for sale
on asouab- terms
Also ln's on Main street bnv IN 7th and 9th
Afro 81 OF FIRST class Psairi- Land. II miles
ZION. DAv npoft, near Walnut Grove Apply 10
SMAI.LFIEI.D / HOLM
,yildif Pad 81 ,p lIu lIs Mil.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-12
5 7 4 r k'S
fever AND AGuE REMEDY!
An External Application

- YnfdH.oK Kfnredy for F@rer and Ague Dumb
A0ue, Night STe0fs and al kindred di.sa.~.
WIS Is one OF Natures remedies discovered and
successfully used for many years by certain iii.
o. INDIANS on ne western !ronti r, and has never
q IL Known % ran = n citing cure among tbous-
ahds who hav" used II. II POSSESSES the nnw.r -
remove and eradicate every vestge Of yer and Arue
RON 'ne SYST N, ara is the only known certain rem
cay One important advantage this rpneJv ro...s
ovcr an others aside from th- intrinsic value a
diai 70 M IS that no drugs or medicines are
taken into the stomach to debiitate and hre.k soun
the system. Its effects arc almost miraculous, and
need only to b" tried TO insure place for II in ever
family where Fever and Ague U.s. has been. or Is IKE,
ly 10 be. ' '. % "As-
The Agent has numberless Certificates ~ Crre
Shih With pleasure, will be shown to all wish M 4,
see tirm -'''e :"
Cures have been effected In this CITY and vicinity
ferences will also be ven to such eli izens Thi.
Nm'dy Is Powder, and Is applied eaternalIy and n.
en- cts are truly wonderful.
Price y per hcx. And cure guaranteed or the
money refunded " "'e
LEWIS PINCH, Agent.
At II. h. Child's Hardware Rstablishanenf m a a.
S''is esf' q nfsoy. ljylOdsml
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-12

Rios! Rios! D.fGy!
MANUFACTURED ~ Ia Chirag, Blg Manufacto
WI y, Rand lph street, co -ner 4 Clark Chicago.
FLOUR BUCKwHEAT, CORN MEAL, HAM, YAR-
IERS, OSNABURG AND SEAMLESS,
GRAIN SACKS
FHn'sh I upon the shortest notice, AMI at the
lowest ma Eet prices. TIL" designs lor b. anding
NV, orig nal, and not to be SURPASSED in this conn
Try. G. W ASiIARD
jy.f P.s: Oric-add.css b,x 1897
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-12

H1R9'O~v II - AoroHA " wA.n
~. 49, .ispicuous features 81 this Sn.
lrfo k,'1b hmeni T. III" grand concentration 81
Equestrian tai nj clnpri'ing most all the l~ading
Stsrs ~ IN Anne icaD Cont Mt.
one OF tile m st bin Amt il
II PETITE MARIE
only ten years u axe, th. mol Of the American
Arena
- WAND will appear the FIRING Cord
seEn"wi d,ed ~ b-st in tn world
M"ame CARROLL Eaual in attn action in her
csebEat act 0. he Floaiineveh
Ia PERCXA
y The IEE RRoIsERs IN Which on" h,isnce. poi.
rpniicnlariy Tw ny-hvc feet in height, while the
ON r climbs II AMI p 'rfyrms upon the Apax
Ar. ". u. CARROLL IN his great rwo and p,ur
Horse Act, carrying Master Charley In various thr.
ing scenes.
LA PETITE MARIE will also Enter o Den Of WA
A~tDhH ami d. play her indnntable courage; eouAl
10 TIL c'lcbrai u Van Amb,irg
The parfornaisss win comn nee Win masniAcen.-
" dfesssd "ntr"e entitlei III: "CRUsADKRs and
c'rclrd with a Jaughabie sferptece
Magnificent Brass Band will accompsn nv thu pey-
fuTTance. r' y
Adns>iyD to the entire Exhib,tioa, 30 cts. Child
rcn half price
fIfefmancH will comm "nce 81 and Z o'e.oek A.
NJ Doors open half ALI hour previously
p. oAiTH, Agent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-12

~ Wedns.dav we took ride TO Chies
r., and On cred mat Babel Of cotfasion .
eo'eloek, amid the jsrson Of haekmen, ard
1fay 70 the Mat,sson House,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-12

Officers.
EDMUND CANFIELD Pres. HENRY BANDIT, Sc
HENRY CHAPMAN, Trea,'r.
J. u GILBERT. Gene Vi Agent and Surveyor.
This Company was organized on the 27th DIV o,
March. A ID 1854 und'fr SIP cal Charter fr.n the
l. gi,iture OF linol, and busin d ind I
ia most favoIabi aneli Its estabi u nj has
b. m az ~ iirnl aud reii,tI basis, aui II o.
is STABILITY. soundne-s and rmanrncy samks one
OF Ia III st Insurance conIpanias in IN. country. To
hos d,iguns Of protecting tn m,rives against loss
or damage b. re or ls lis u the thy bS leave
TO oneE tac fpius,ns
REFERENCES:
Messrs stnn" 4 witt, CT vcland, O.
Williams Au ry ChicaS0.
Norton Il -othr, -
q Stou j Bpmrr, i"
\ $ Dn AID Pest Racine 4 Miss. Railroad.
q in. G, Nyit.iruo Cash'r Rae. c. Bank.
Win. r. Lynde, Esq. Milwaukee.
q. Conroe. ksq. Racine.
Henry farnam Pest Chicago r. Railroad.
4, Gilbert, Cal Com Bank CLicaso.
Dan = Rhodes, E-4, C.eve!aud 0.
Hon. John q Bresm. rreasr of State, Columbus.
Thps. Clrnpb II, E>g., sprI.gnald Ill.
Hon. X Chambt lin, 81 LOUIS, Mo.
Me,srs wad,~crih Wells h Scycanore, Chc.go.
M"ssrs. !. II Blrch Il Co., Chicago Bank.
II n. Vim. M"iill, Governor Of Ohio.
N ssrs. q. W sizer Co.. Chicago.
% Judd Smith 4 P,att. Dixon H.
Vim. Blanchard. Esa. Norris III.
Hon. Vim. Tr,vitt, secv OF State, Colunrsus. o.
Aessrs. II. c. q, Cook & 90, Rockford, III.
Wheeler Il S.n, Aurora.
n amiah Casr. E>q Buffalo Y.
Vim. b. Fundy Esq Sp1rgnsld,
Hon. W BArlty, Judge Jups enc Court, Mansfield;
Ohio.
Gen Curn, Springfield, III.
Richard Ivsrs, Esq. St Louis No
II PIFLD,
Aren't At Dav IMPORT and Rock I and
OFFICE payrLpprt, at the STATE DkMocRAY
Qnice, Post once Building, Brady Street.
July SIT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-12

Washington July ~,
The debate il thu Senate Yesterday
was continued nv Messrs. gigler, Trum-
bull. Pugh and Foster, when the resolu.
ton to print 2 0O0 extra copies Of the
Kansas bill was adopted. Adjourned at
Up. II.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-12

Bnsfon, july To.
A, Brighton this morning, the honse
OF Thomas Whltsone WAS blown 10 with
gunpowder an cot on fire. IL persons
were asleep in it at the time, all Of
whom escaped injury. Tn, adjoining
houses were shaken as with an earth
quake. A key u powder had been Ilac-
cd in the kitchen
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-12

Adrain. Jolly 10.
The banking house OF l.. q. Berry 4
Co., was robbed las, night Of 5000
AZ vet NO traces Of the robbers has been
fond.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-12

Der ding bast - ~.
stos.a-eoe'N artieuaoeVs neulss q Cksesn = -
~ Az, o. ~ lk0l3 SAV
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-12
X HllSOs News.

A3vices from Topeka Of the 4,h inst.
are received. Convention met there on
the "a, and passed resolutions in favor
OF the rebublican party and dcnuncintory
Of Democracy, and appealing to friends
Of free Kansas in Congress to stop sup
plies until Kansas is admitted under her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-03
THE ELECTORAL VOTES.
electoral votes 0, each Sate are given in the follow
sLArH sIATFs.
RETURNS OF THE PRESIDENTIAL

RETURNS OF THE PRESIDENTIAL VOTE.
"c lsspat7obs on Eiscflos, fEtENAPfc 0EEAroks AND
NswsPArig Epnoas Aac kEgohTKRs TnaocGuouT Tas
vNfos.
Taa public will look for the result the Presidential
election on the sth OF November. To enable the news
paper OF the Union TO DEC the esu tho fol
loving moTnrg ii will be ecessary for the inspectors OF
election the Cned S~'es TO aid the Geographic
operas ard for the teiegrapbc aid the editors
u every cwp village Rd city, and Tor the editors and
porses TO al each other THIS be done by coanug
their sbors the paht Of the election 10 the PRESIDENT !.
voe aona. e' the inspectors where count the fir
vote Let the elegrapbic operators transmit the Prest
cenIa vota only that night This plan will enable the
preas e ANNOUNCE the result on sce morning aaer The
eiecton the contest he close We hope this
pRa VII be adopted No other wi, Cd I, viii si
p ~ tie ahos, make II easier. time, and satis y
.ne Tscp.e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-03

House 81 Repres natives sha choose immeoaiy by ballot
ne frrsoent sut choosing ne President he votes shall
he ssen ~ sas the representation from each state hss
one so Quorum TOR hls purpose saaa consist CT menoer
epbers Of t1ohrds of the States majority of all
re eses sbail be neces choice and tee liou'e Of
choose President wherever the
ga choice shall devulye upou them before day
II Aa.ca fcewsng hen the ice President shalt
pFesiten IN the case OF the death oer constitutional
abe per having greatest number vocs az Vice
Iresieet shall be the Vice sueh be n
oly OF the whoo number eect0's appointed aud
taFr majority, heu from the hgda-t
the s ibt sba choosc The Wee President quorum
.or he Furpo ehau of wobds Of he whole
Der OF senators hac majority cf e whole number shalt be
but person ally ineligible the office 10
res'ot shall be eligible TO thai 81 Vice President Of ,ha
Lntec States.
by ar sct o Congress-, sppro rcd by President Wash
tegio1. march 4 l792 IL provided that the elector'
shah meet and give their the frat Wednesday
psn n, go certified lists thereof Of which lists Is
be transmitted by specis messenger the President
Lpa senate at Washington anotaes b, natl and the third
10 be deposted with the Judge OF the District Court II
the voa OF any state should beer received
the eeat OF government before the rst "Wednesday
ia January, (Ian. Z ls57) II made the duty of the
creiary Of State send mosseDger for tho copy do
pOstd with the District Judge At tho present election,
Is nut npossbe that the OF California be tnus
decay Ca the second Wednesday 10 February (Feb.
IL lsh? Congress being session the votes to be
counted by tao President of the Senate Ia the presence
the Constitution And on Wednesday, Msrch 1857 the
cne tern q The new Pretdent begins
TDus The popular election axes place in November
fae electoral colleges vote in Dt nberh,l~
u ieoted At Washington Ia January opened anG
counted IN Februaryand the term Of the Preside II
begins IN March.
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