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New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-20

As the dismissal of Mr.. Champion, the British
Minister, is understood to be impending, it may be
both matter of interest and instruction to refer 10
similar proceeding in the case OF another British
Minister, some forty years and more ago. AT the
time when Mr.. Madison was elected to the Presi-
depcy. our relations with Great Britain were In q
very unsatisfactory state After the renewal of the
war betve Great Britain and Bonaparte, and espe
cialy after the victory Of Trafalgar had dehnitvely
established the naval ascendancy Of Great Britain,
that power had put forward new pretensiOns-aban-
doned altogether in the late maritime convention
annexed to the treaty Of Paris-to restrict the
trade of neutrals. These chims, and the action
under them. had given rise to loud complaints on
the mart of our merchants, and to loud remon.
strances on the part of our Government. Monroe
and P;nckney. sent on joint mission to Eng.
land. had indeed, agreed to treaty for arranging
this dispute but Jefferson declined to ratify that
treaty, or even to lay it before the Senate, because
II did not also include settlement Of the long.
standing Impres sment controversy.
Upon the rejection Of this treaty had followed
in mick succession the outrage on the Chesapeake
and ths British Orders in Council in relation to
neutral trade, to which Jefferson had responded: to
tbs first simultaneously with loud claims for re-
dre,s and the punishment Of the offending parties,
bv refusing to BritiAh ships Of war the hospitality
of our ports and waters; and to the second by the
embargo. The British Government at once ad-
m;tted that the attack upon the Chesapeake was
pross violation Of national rights; they disowned the
oct of the officer BY whose orders it had been
committed, al they sent out Mr.. Rose as special
M;n;.tsr 70 tender reparation for it. At first our
Government declined to arrange this partic-
ular affair except in connection with the
general question Of impressment; bat when
il sppeared that Rose would have nothing
to say to the general question, they yielded that
point. Still the mission came to nothing, because
Rose declined to specify the reparation he was .u.
thorized to offer unless our Government would frst
recall their proclamation forbdding our water. to
British .hips-ofwar. The British contended that
this proclamation, so long Is it remained in force,
was retaliation On our part, inconsistent with the
idea of relying on their sense d justice for vol.
untsry repsrstion beyond the disavowal of the act
which they had already made.
After the departure Of Rose, the negotiation as
=. mi, matter. and az to all the other points in dis
mite n.wed into the hands Of Erskine, the resident
Minister a young IL an, son of Lord Ershine, sent
~. ,, The Fox ministry. He bad married in this
couptry, ard wss much better di'P0'ed toward "a
tbau ,he utw Toy uinstr5 "t!'l ''-'s T. 'A'-'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-20
The Commercial Advertiser thus comments on the
,ecs nj pyocee1inga in Kansas: .r... .a.

recent proceedings III haubuS'
M Reeder arrested while examining witness before
q: Whatever :s s.ss Ba p
.ua to contend that r Reedsr exempt from arrest
article the Constitution which Msnbss
Member Congress and 2 not even Dslssste for Mr. Whit,
sS si TStu % that M s.sdsr x
sion appointed by Congress He heds no otcn Isisaon WAL
10 Congress- and onlys volunteer 70 'oe
In few words NIGH. be shown that tho Free STATE
lace asm:s 60 .ss1ss tie 4.e.;sn. ~ Aimm
si. aad Lssat,s body s:s,s c.nss Se: so .nd
should 30 punished .seoIay The ss.9s ss us .s mp
sathos. les vi. % blind rejecting men thb he real issue
Mr.. Reeder is the man whom large majority
of the legal voters of Kansas chose for their Dele
gate in Congress, though not on the day designated
fer such election by the assemblage at Shawnee
Mission, claiming to be KansAs Legislature. II ths4
were true and valid Kansas Legislature, then
whitfield is the delegate; if not, then Reeder iA
The House Committee Of Elections has reparteA
that this point requires special investigation and
on this report the House has sent its Special Com
mittee to Kansas Gov. Reeder ie the preso.
cutor before that Committee, while WhidAh
in person or by proxy, appears on tho 9th 81
side. The result is to determine which OF th I'm
shall be permanently recognized BY the HsAS. a.
Deleeate from Kansas. How, then, Dks Con- msr-
eial can assert that Rssder is "only vslrlnteer
"aid-de camp to the Committee" we caaaot im-
seine. In what vsy is such an invostigst on to go
on without prosecutor And who but Gov.
Reeder, contestants Of WhitfeldA seat, should bs
that prosecutor a.
AS to the other point, "ibere b much virtue
in your j." The Commercial does not sS,ert thai
the Free-Stats officers have assumed and exercised
functions illegalIy-it sply insinustes It. Ever
thus, the familiar csses of Michigan and California
confront the assertion Of our neigkoor. And as Il
bis j, ntion Of treason advise him to lay aside
] Us tIatk letter authorities, snd consult the Fed
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-20
MR.. CRAMPTON-vEJOEs.
IN Our Own Correspondent

From Our Own Correspondents |- -
WASHINGTON, Monday, May 10, 1856.
It is understood in diplomatic circles, that Mr..
Champion will leave the country immediately after
receiving bis passports, and carry the Secretary
and other members of his Legation with him, not
included in our dismissal his object being to close
the Embassy entirely, and thus emphasize the sus-
pc nsion of intercourse. Gen. Cass's exposure Of
Mr.. Crampton's Interpretations Of him, aug
ments the latter's personal embarrassments.
The President faced Congress with two vetoes
to-day, in opposition to Northern and Southern
combinations. They will not help at Cincinnati.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-20
The Tribune for 'Califernia

We issue THIS MORNING The TRIBUNE for
California, Oregon and tie SandTich Islands.
1t contains summary of all the Latest Foreign
and Domestic News since the last steamers; Money
and Market Reports, Marriages, Deaths, &C. The
United States Mail steamship George Law, for Aspn-
wall, will leave This Afternoon at g o'clock.
The Mails for California and other parts of the
Pacific will close at o'clock p. m.
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing be
had at the counter in the publication Office This
Morning. Price cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-20
DOINGs In CONGRRss.

SENATE, May le.-The expected vetoes of the bills
for improving st. Clair Flats and the mouth Of the
Mississippi were received. Mr.. Sumner then CON-
menced a speech on Kansas matters, and continued
until the hour of adjournment We give synopsis Of
his remarks. D ..
HOUSE, May le.-The joint resolution to allow a
Government vessel to take private contributions to
the suffering inhabitants of the Cape de Verbs ives
adopted, 1913 to "a. A bill making an appropriation
for the survey of Harlem River was referred. Ad-
iourped.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-20
ersl Constitution. He will Hnd - ereln aSnnif'oo
OF treason very different from that hs 70 mAssse'
rally enuncates.
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THE REPLY OF GREAT BR!TAIN.

THE REPLY OF GREAT BRyTAIN.
From Our Own Correspondent
WARRINGTON, Monday, Nay 10, 1866.
The Cabinet sst to-day until a o'clock deIi.sss.
stipg upon the answer Of the British Governmt Of.
1t will meet again tomorrow morning, which is an
unusual proceeding. The character Of the reply
dvests the issue of any threatening consequences,
except those necessarily rsvutiDg frcma suspca,ioa
Of friendly intercourse between two Governments
at peace, il the dismissal taAes place. The paper
is unconmonly adroit and ably put. MccA labor
has beerexpcnded on IL.
The British Government now xstinctiy dicavcws
having entertained any intention II violate o me-
nicipal laws or outrage our natioczl sovereignty.
Whatever We may believe TO the contrary of that
declaration aosdverse action can be predicated on
the assumption; consequently the disclaimer mutt
be accepted so far - the Government is soncorned
While tho contrUverry rested upon the supposed
countensnce or coanivsnce of the British Govern
ment, it was necessarily serious In every material
aspect Relieved Of all doubt on that point BY
positive assurances, such apprchensions are easily
satisfied The question is plainly resolved into ons
of personal application affecting Mr. Drsmpton and
the Consuls. Lord Clarendon Athlh they are not
euilty we think otherwise, and therefore they are
unacceptable.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-20

The letter Of Judge M'LEAN to Gen. Cass which
we print TO- day is quite clear to the po'oer Of
Congress to prohibit Slavery in the Territories.
And if the Judge has ever entertained doubt OF
the policy and duty Of exercising such power in
fiexiby, we trust the events now occurring in Kan
sas have removed it.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-20
LYONS KArHAmoN.--Thi uniyersallY nonni,

On, a. s hiss become the standard preparation r ~ -
% The rs article inquired for by putchsss lis al.
- 80 pssly coo bottles per year and the demand con
s sst,f.ctien. sold by all Druggists and Fancy Good.
ma., srd by PEATB WYSHooP Co pr'pneoTs, No 50
IiLerty al New loik
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-20
FROM WASHINGTON.


The Kansas Investigating Committee seut " Gov.
Robinson the large quantity OF testimony tsSen by
them inclosed in sealed package addressed to tho
Speaker of the House.
On Gov. Robinson's detention in Lexington, Mis-
souri, his wife, at his request continued her journey.
At Columbia, Ohio. she handed the package TO tho
Hon. c. X. Watson, who, to-day, delivered n to tho
Speaker privately.
The Congressional Commissioners request that the
package resin with the seal unbroken until theis
turn This is the testimony which the Mssourisns
threatened to destroy.
1t appears by official documents communicated to
the House today our Government has taken efficient
to prevent traffic in Coolies considering tire
pete with immortality revolving and inhumsn atrocities,
strongly resembling those Of the African slsvetrade.
II s not permitted BY any treaty, and 10 henefore DE
gal, and Americans in China are wamed to dssist,
otherwise they win not only forfeit the protection Of
this Government but renderthemseves liable to heavy
penalties.
Among the papers is letter. from Mr.. Champion,
dated last April Informing Mr. Marcy oft the systematic
manner in which the flag and vessels Of the United
States are abused by persons engaged nthe African
Slave trade to Cuba.
Mr.. Marcy replies that he viii use the information
for the prose cut0n of the Americans oOncencdtheren
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-20
MIR. SUMMERS SPEECH.

From Our Own CoffesPoi dent -
WAsHINGTON, Monday, May i9, 1856.
Senator Summers Kansas speech is the most
mastery, striking and scathing production Of the
Session. The galleries were crowded with intel!
lect, beauty and fashion, and the ante-rooms were
also thronged. His excoriation Of Douglas was
scornfally whitening and scOrching. He designated
Senator Butler as the Don Quixote Of Slavery, and
Douglas as its Sancho Panza. Mr.. Sumner never
before made such an impression in force, manner,
and emphatic style. He was animated and glow
ing throughout, hurling defiance among the oppo-
sitiop, and bravely denOuneing the Kansas swindls
from irst to last. Some passages quite electrified
the Chamber, and gave new conception Of the
man. Finer effect has rarely been produced
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-20
Ntp9lork daily @ibn,te
TUESDAY, MAY 90. 1855.

.ox.,,rsxsxKrs intended for TRx WEEKLY TRIsUxE Of
this week handed In BY to-day The immense
edition Issued Of this makes necessary IN order 20
their naoron friends should thus early hand
IN tbex fsyora
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-20
ONE DOLLAR PER LINE,

Or little than half cent per line for each thousand
sop printed and dispatched resdea Even at this rate
It the cheapest medium sxtsnt for Advertisements requiring
the widest and fullest publicity. 1t about the same rate
charged BY The Illustrated London News which has not 90
large circulation as THE WEEKLY TRBuxE BY many thous
sDd We prefer short cards long and shall be glad IL
the impe patrons study brevty In their
Remember that only insert In any
week such are handed before Wednesday evening
- We sxe obliged 20 press early Thursday morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-20

HorIowAY's PnLs-A STARTLING IMUIn.- Ii..
% Who ds with the Of cure e b.na % e
i've and organs sufferers IRON nose
o. ho % nssect TO hem incur ieeul
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-20
One Dollar q Line.

70 ApvrsrIsxRs--Ths circulation Of THE WEEKLY
rRrsuxE enormous sni the number Of Advertise
pressing for insertion In exceeds the spsoe choose
to devote hsm that have raised the price Of Advertising
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-20

JR LOWELL 10 our Agent in Esson Pa for the sale Of
The TRIBUNE. He receives Daily the arrival Of the
MOI nins train from New-York. .
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-20

J SlNGEks SEWING MACHINEs we have great
s.',r: o. s:sap that & the ::s.% ss.
Se,ox buding again restored ma IN M, ~ .ns
sssin 6ni1hins sEwne MAcnNxs fsst~r ,hs ~ s,e
tspiDg al The edmeoe tnptovsmens Inferior .sr;n.
ehines Of other napnf.ctwss tshsn sxehsnss u. %
- = I. NJ SINGER Co, No. Sxs BrosS..
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-20

POrIcHoMANIE-The new and beautiful art OF
DKcosArno GLASS to resemble the finest CHINA lev
hean Interesting amusement transforms simple
srlepdid Chinese Sevres VNe AL the MATshIAs
Cor ss Aso Boxxs containing two Vases and every article
.ssvses Price IS Full Instructions to purchase" nee
- : - - Cosrrsr NEARY Co, No. 500 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-20
II q q T Z T r + n /.

Tbe premc1itory symptoms Of Dyspepsia are Minss %
tseSs efSer eating then feverish lips en
ness nitsticn of the heart constant prosston sna "
% Wh ,hs snnrcech Of tbs bord dsssse ell pleasure Of
life ss the pleasures Of sppsste secsy ana /.
vrcryI are All turned Instruments OF torture.
eesser A bv fou stomach diseased liver; IN fse Lvs
Cenps.. part Of the same dsssse since tne m ts hss
ever b<sn 20 cxrtsn effects speedy IN rs H.
- oisied a. rTERs VEcErLE
Aca Brrris They srs particularly adapted 60 ne aeSs Si
eencstssion Of females krequIes no caHs PAX,
No % Brosdwsy, Hew.York; HosTErrEx, SMITH w.
et,sipnsai, ana Mrs. HAYES, Brookyn
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-20

husbAND's CALcxED MAGNIsIA 10 three
ns ssnsfA q the Msgnesa and clear Of uu
kss.S1n. lsse. -Four 6rstprsmnsn silver medals and
% - ~ fesl % swsrded being tho best In tho market
~ w Dtsessts eenszsly, and wholesale by the
s-<ee-x.. T. J. HUSBAND, Phiadei phiA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-20

BoATs.-Pleasure Boats Of all deseriPtions, for
passsars o. hard service be found .s NO 81
- Ten 10 ve hundred Boats constantly on nana ana or
~. Bosts can be rgssd and got rsady st two days
49,. 49, REC Ard Lie Bosts Q. L. ISGERsoLL SON
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-20

WIGS - HAR-DYE - WIGS. - BATCHELOR's 8
WIGS TovrErs have improvements peculiar to their house
bey are celebrated all the world for their graceful beauty
essc and durability charm The largest and best
foek world II private for applying his famous
DYE. Sold at BATcHELoRs, No. 23S Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-20

JoUyEN's INODOROUs PREPARATION instantly
cleans Kid Gloves, without tho sliehe:s smell Rub with
o<n mmsdistey sfterwaId One bottle warranted to clean
"a. 49, pvi~s ~ cents AGENTS wanted
"PS'~ A'~' CoSTExr NEARy Co., No 500 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-20

RuPTURE.-Only Prize Medal awarded to
Co by the Exhibition OF all Nations at the
C1vds Pslsce their PATENT RADICAL CURE Truss.
References is superiority Professor VALENTINE MoTr
WiLLAap PARxER and JoHS N. CARSocnNs Open from J
:. m 10 10 IA. MARSH Il Co.,
81 e.. No. q Msidenlane, Eew-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-20
CHARLES AHRENFELDT,
No. S. MAJpEN-LAxE, (up stairs,) NEw-YoRK,
Ofers for Sale

FRENCH PoRcRLAIN
Duaer Tea Toilet white gded and decorted Pore
lain Vases and Card Trays In variety Gilt
Shell Work China Ware Terra Gotta Articles &C. Also.
CUr-9LAss WARE,
from Bohemia Belgium such Water Gobets Champagne
and other Wine Glasses Tumbiers Dishes FinserBowls,
CELERY Vases Decsnte and WneBoes of different coors
epravod and plain. Also, the largest assortment OF
- = efIe- PARIAS MARBLE STATUETTEs,
Jus sxd Vases, to be found In the city.
The French China Ware sold In separate pieceA
lsss Ware Engraved order Of any desired pattern.
Dinner Sets decorated and imported order commission
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Reports Furnished By the Associated Prss.-I q


QUEBEC, Aug. I0--The steamer Anglo Saxon
with dates from Liverpool to the S0th, has arrived
Cotton 6rm-sales three days 10000 bales-tC
Spectators 1900 aud exporters 5000. n. Orleans
Kidding Ct, Mobile do. 5-l6, Upland do. Is
Clo-ing frm.
Manchester advlces favorable.
Breadstuff' dull and prices irregular.
Weather better.
Flour declined 6lals-lower grades 9da6s
Wheat declined 3a6l. Corn 61als lower and firm
Beef dull with declining tendencY-buyers de,
mand reduction. Pork and Beef unchanged
Lnd-but little demand.
Parliament is prorogued to the 2sth.
The Queens speech alludes TO the Central Anne
rican difficulty, and intimates that the matter viii
be adjusted
Accounts from Spain announce the lombard
meut OF Saragoosa
The whole of Aragan has successfully revoted
The Italian Duchy Massaca-a also revolted.
NEW YORK. Aug 1.-The Arago, from Havre
and Southampton with dates to the 5oth, arrived
to-day
She brings l75 passengers
G NJ. Tanning came passenger. He is bearer
of dispatches from Sardinia.
The outbreak in the Duchy Massacara was com
pletely suppressed.
SPAIN, July 26.-The Revolution is nearly sup
pressed.
SPA1K-Later Intelligence The States Of Maa-
ga aud Granada have pronounced against ODOnnel
and the Royal troops have joined the movement.
ExGLAND.-Tne London Times of the 29th con
tains en- article lsudatory OF Col. Fremont, and
speaks Of his political address worthy Of any peo-
pie and any statesman.
CHINA -Advices state that revolution is pro
gressing-65 Rebels were beheaded in one day.
RALEIGH, n. G, Aug. ll.-Returns from 6fty
counties show democratic gain Of about s, 900 in
the vote for Bragg The democrats also gain about
90 members for the Legislature.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE House tabled BY
90 majority the bill 10 enable the owners of land
warrants to locate the same on any public domain
subject to entry, whether the minimum price is %
or not.
message was received from the President re-
turning, with his objections the bill for the i'm
provement of Desmonies Rapids. He says it is liz
able to the same objections as other similar bills
and refers to bis previous message for his views on
that subject. The bill was laid on the table-yeas
35, nays IA.
NKw YORK, Aug. ll.-Advces from Havana
state that the yellow fever il prevalent there and
many ship masters have died. Trade and freights
were very dull. The brig FraLk Harten was
wrecked in Bahia Honda.
CINCINNATI Aug. H. Flour Sc; wheat dull
whisky PA; lard III; nothing new in groceries,
River, 80 inches water in the channel.
FITTsBURG, Aug. IL, noon.-River, 30 inches
water in the channel and falling.
NEW YORK, Aug. ll.-Flour declined-7, 900 at
1913 for straight State, 6.l5164O for Ohio, 7.75
for mixed TO choice Southern, 5Oa7.75 Tor extra
Wheat lOweF-sales Southern white at ]. 66. Corn
declined-30, 600 bushels mixed at 6la65 Mess
pork lower, Sl9.S7. Beef heavy. Lard steady
Whisky 81.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-12
\ CARD,

DRoP. ooRRADI COLLIERE ushing TO live Ia nId
SouthrTn climate l. des q stAbsh himself AZ Mash
vile Professor c. a. 8, the inventor Of method Of
vScasatia, he super adFantNges of ~hi n have been
tested Tor yeas 10 Cncnna and which has received IN.
most altering CONNIE atoms. tie has also eng aEed
IN -Achinr DraSial aud Painting OF al desc ptions
lad CO especially.
Prot c. colAers WILDE AocemPAnedb hstwo daushtrrs,
who sal g. hen elves IN teEs Ing ihs Piano and the
Frsnoh L,nguag,.
R-fsrenc &: m prncpEl tnttaons and Nusis Stores
In Ciucln aa 81 ud any lnstltgon nmn In the city
Of NAkVe, eel asposcd 10 sVsi themselves Mr. o. ere
and dAughtrra services. they viii confer ~ inmed
AIey Addressing the sutscct
PROF. ooRRADI COLLIgRE.
AuEi-2W Cincinnati. Ohio.
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY,
SUBORDINATE LODGES, I. o. o. F.

TENNESSEE LODGE, No, l, meets at Odd Fellows
Hall every Tuesday night. Officers: P. BnLoD Co. W.
W. THuRMoND, V.G; McD. NtLES, Secy r. L. MARSHALL,
Treasurer
night. Offers W A. wHERRY, N, g. J. W. RATcL FL v.
g.; ] W. BARNES sec'y; K. C. COCKRELLr Treasurer
TRABUE LODGE, No 10, meets every Monday night.
Officers; P 4. PHILIPS, N o G. W. DARDEs V. G.; T..
BEAUMONT, sec'y.i ". CAMERON, Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE, No 60 meets at their Hail. South
Nashville Friday night. Officers john K HILL N.
g. FsED JoNTE V. Ii. c. ALLEY, secy; JOIN TANKsLEY,
Treasurer.
ENCAMPMENTS.
RIDGELY ENCAMPHENT, No. l. meets on the 1T
and 81 einesday night Of each TIL Officers O.
Frs, c. p; NJ O. FoULK II. p; p. Bullion, s. "; W "
THURMoND, j. W.; ]. LYONS, Scribe B. r. CUTTBR Treas.
OLIVE BRANCH ENGAMPMEET, No. 4, meets
every I'd and 4h Wednesday night OF each month officers
J. X tDNUNDsoN. c. P B. LYONS, H. P G. W. DAEDEN, s.
W" w g. BURNS, J. W.; K. T. FLEMING, Scribe; N
WABD, Treasurer. j,2}
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Few aware how frequently Publishers compelled
to insert among their advertisements statements which
they can neither sanction or believe.
pleasant exception to this dsagreeable necessity
the advertisements Of DR. Ayers Cherry PecOraI and
Pills which will be found columns. We have publish
ed for him before, and always with the feeling that in
doing we in wise lend Ourselves deceive msead the
public for have had ndsputbe proof his words
strictly true with abundant to be eve that his
dcines will do all they promise and all that be
ably expected from any medicine. His Cherry Pecoral
too well known in this community to need any
ton from u.s. and the Pills credby informed are not
inferior 70 his Pectoral-P -oEi1enca Mirroc II
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-12

RAILROAD BRIDGE.-There are indications
that the work on the Railroad Bridge at this
point across the Cumberland will be very soon
commenced. We are advised by gentlemen
interested in the subject, that a bill has been
filed in the proper tribunal against the Rail-
road Companies which intend building the
bridge, praying for 81 injunction to restrain
said Companies from placing an obstruction to
the navigation of the Cumberland River. "We
shall see what we shall see"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-12
From the Albany N. ~ Statesman.
MT


The Democratic papers are publishing o
column displayed" as the printers say,
containing "a brief sketch of the career of
a Statesman" 1t commences thus:
JAMES BUCHANAN
was born
Fr on TUE $50 DAY OF APRIL, 1871,
AT STONY RITTER,
On the Eastern slope OF the Alleghanies.
in 1905
he entered the Dickinson College.
He graduated with distinguished honor
The column bears very strikiDgly the ap-
pearance of an inscription upon tomb
stone; and We would advise our Democratic
contemporaries to keep the matter standing
until after the election in order that it may
then be completed, something after the fol-
lowing style:
In the United States
on THE ARA DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1855,
AT SUNSET,
OF a violent attack Of Forney
Supposed to have been aggravated
By too severe dose Of
GIN oINNATI PLATFORM.
Aged II years
REQUIESCAT IN PACE!