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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16
Opening Of the Racine aud Mississippi R
Il to Beloit

opening o. t44e EkdC1!2o aud N4lSSlSS pEi X.
4. to Beloit.
This affair was celebrated with due
form and great enthusiasm on the Sth
" c regret very much that we were I'M
able to be present, in compliance with
the kind invitation sent US, but engage
ments at home prevented. We give
what correspondent Of the Chicago
Tribune says in regard to the celebra-
ton.
''The party which left Racine to par
take in the proceedings, numbered about
| two thousand, and filled fourteen pass
engers cars, beside two additional trains
OF freight and platform cars. A large
number of ladies took part, rs well as
the Mayor, corporation, military and fire
companies Of Racine.
The trains left Racine at 9 O'clock A.
NJ, and reached Beloit mt 1890. AT
nearly all the stations along the road
the arrival Of the eXeursioulsts was the
signal for the firing of guns, music CT
brass bands, etc. Each village helped
10 swell the numbers on board, which
must have reached near twenty-five hun
bred on the arrival at Beloit.
The Military and fire companies Of
Beloit were out in full force to Welcome
their guests, and what with gay accou-
trements, glittering uniforms aud stream
i ing banners the spectacle was both
beautiful and imposing.
We understood that a formal recep-
ton took place between the authorities
Irepresersing the cities Of Beloit and Ha-
cine, but unfortunately we did not wit
ness it.
| Most of the company repaired to the
Boswell House, (the only good hotel in
Beloit) and as many as could, took din
ner. A dGelaser was provided also, by
the citizens of Beloit, in one of the Rail
road Company's buildings, of which a
very large number partook. At the
close of this repast, sentiments were off
cred and speeches made by Judge Doc
| little, of Racine, President Chaplin, of
Beloit College, President Park, of Ra-
cine College, David Noggle, ESQ.,, of
GAINESVILLE, and one or two others. The
lexcursionists started on their return to
Racine at O'Clock p. NJ, and reached
that place at o o'clock in the evening.
highly pleased with the entertainments
of the dav.
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5flarrifo,

On tie s.h inst at the Congregational churdh in Ne
waygoby Rev Dr. Smith OF Grand Rapids. A. b. WATSON
ESQ, and Mss MARTHA A. daughter OF Hon j. A. Brooks
all of Iewaygo Michigan
On tie 19h ink, in this city by Rev. Jason LothrOp Mr.
,snrgt JAcKroS and Mss MARY WEED both Of somers,
/ ft-.
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T HiE CITY B A NJ K
OE KENOSHA,

One Of the first organized under the General Banking Law
ofthe State.
WIN give immediate attention all Collections and bust
ness entrusted to it. Renances made for Collections
day Of payment.
Land WsFranss, Gold and Silver, Uncurrent Notes,
bought and sold.
Draw direct, in to suit, the principal points Of
Great Britain, France Germany Holland Switzerland Nor
way, Sweden, &c
Interest paid on Special Deposits
5. b. SCOTT, A. CAMPBELL
Cashier. Pressdegt
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kENCSHA COUNTY BANK
EENSSWA, WIS.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Sight exchange on New York always for sale.
Interest allowed on special certificates of deposits
Notes, drafts and certificates of deposit cashed or
collected al current rates of exchange, without othe
charge
UncuFrent Bank Notes Bought.
Gold and Silver ccin bought and sold.
Land Warrants ordered at any time from New
ork. J. II KIMBALL. CASHIER.
Dalley's Genuine Pain Extractor
W subdue the pain and Inflammation from the
scaIds in to twenty that
viii heal the wounds without scar aud eGectuary
Sores piles, salt rheun, nfammatory rheumatism sore
AID nfamed eyes wounds bruises, inveerate
scald head, and bunions eryspelas .prans
sweings, felOns, chblains, bites Of insects sweed and
broken breast nipples, euptons, and all other inam-
maory and cuaneous diseases where parts affected can
be reached.
Don't be ncreaUous about the many diseases named 10
be cured by only thngbat reflect that the few
positive properties which Daily salvs contains
heretofore reach alone
the aforementioned diseases but many enunera
ted.
eaerybo rot regular bred Physicians prescribe Cal
oasl isaoardly fer scores Of different Diseases
Each box Of GExUfsE DALLEYs PAS EXTRACTOR upon
Steel Plate Engraved Label with the signature
CLICKENER CO., proprieiors, and HENRY DALEY
manufacturer. An others counterfeit Price o5
per box.
c., 81 Barclay street, New Yesk.
SID by al Drpglzs ard Assiene Dealers ,iroushous
III Cai;ed s'4.ss. Iy-r5
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n sSa Pianos AIUsIC-We learn that Horace Waters
OF 3s3 Broadway, n. Y, agent for the sale Of many
OF the celebrated makers OF Pianos and helodeons is
offering them prices which advise all who desire to
avail themselves Of opportunity not likely again to
occur He also selling his large and weil-known Cata-
ogue Of Music at oner or from the regular prices, and
Will forward te free pesags His offers to tbs trade
teachers and schools are Of thu r favorable character
all q which he viii be abe FL to the letter, for having
wisely adopted the system The Horace Waters Pianos
well known as among the best We enabled 70 speak
those instruments with some degree OF Confidence from
personal knowledge Of their excellent and durable qa
ty.-H. /. Ecdage5isi
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TRUTH.-'The Radical .4bolitioatisf
devotes its entire number for October to
an earnest appeal to the enemies of Sla-
very not to vote for Col. FREMONT. 1t
declares that the Republican Party is
not IN any sense, or TO any extend, COM
mitted to the doctrines Of Abolition, and
that ii cannot be relied on to 90 anything
Whatever to promote the overthrow OF
slavery. 1t says:
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MASS MEETING.

AMa>s Meeting will be held at the
Dutton House, in Paris, on FRIDAY,
October oath, at O'Clock, p. NJ, to no.
inmate candidates for the several coun-
tv Offices for the county of kenosha.
MANY VOTERS.
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The SheriEalty.

THE GREAT ENGLISH RMEDY.
Prepared from Prescription Of Sir e. Clarke, H. D.,
FHysicidR Extraordinary TO the Queen
This Invaluable medicine is uufailing in the Of al
those painful and dangerous disorders which the female
constitution Is subject tmoderaes all excess and removes
all obstructiou7, and speedy may be relied on.
no MARRIED. LADIES
specuiar'y suited L viii, in short time bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not3e taken by females that preg
nant, during TIE first three months, they TO
bring HsaarTidgs; but at every other time and in
cry other case, ths, perfectly safe
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada
I.C. BALDWIN Co,
Rochester, n. Y.
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn, N. Y. GENERAL AGENTS
\. B-sI,o0 and postage stamps enclosed TO any au
thorzed Ag mt will bottle Of the Pills by return
mal
For sale by StariSNyeas her ~ Co, It. Robinson,
A. u. steele, and 8. Clark q SON. ikenosl".
and by Druggists generally throughout the United States
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Dim.

In smer on the 18Th inst the residence other father
Mr. Elijah Cook Miss MARCIA A. Cook, after short sickness
in tho 18th year of her age.
Tn, funeral Services held in the Presbyterian
Church OF Tuesday when sermon was preached by the
rev Mr. Graley, to solemn and syInpathising assembly
rom PsLllas 49, 10 "Be still and know that am God"
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The following toast was given at the
late Medical supper at Columbus, Ohio
The IADIEs-the only successful HON.
eopathlsts. They cure mans greatest
alaiady oithe heartily q .leetle' Of the
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made to
... ueea PASSED
< .aea D.. H.. ,.o.ernor
.,t ,,a> 4.,.. +. tbs T.,
.a.auv. ana the Eas.
t. ....s ae
I.. .... .a. Lens .atars with
..... t.-.... . .a.A assembly and f. IN
l.e.4a.e. t...... b.. ,,.r s., Hoe same vote.
TIL. LII lr...e sa5 1I.,.s.> 81. counaay un.
tertae ,.s.,s 81 tar1r 10. hare Completed - build
tsH Madison aa5 Columbus 10 Portage
l..r.aaa f.om ,aerc Go LaAe Superior and Bay
t..l The rssl- tsom Madison and Columbus
;o Portage G..y are la.h 30 be completed by
She ea. sl ISIS. and 5he la'qucs within the time
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prar1ont NTeeting tn Brist

fremont meeting viii be held at Asbury Chapel in Bris
toll on Tuesday evening next october 21st Speakers from
abroad will be present and address the meeting gsner
al attendance is requested
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That Prof WooDs Hair Restorative viii restore perfectly
both the gray and the bald every possible disease o.:
the scalp preserve both the color and the hair fading make
it so glossy and wavy Old age. Thousands es
tigy its inaiibay See advertisements in another col
umn, and circular jan3I
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zenosha County Republican Convention.

Eenoaha County Republican Convention.
Pursuant to published notice, Re
publican Convention was held at Dut-
tons, Paris, Oh the 18th day of Octo-
Der, 1856, for the nomination Of County
officers to be supported at the ensuing
election.
On motion, Hon. PHILANDER
IJUDSON, of Bristol, was elected Pres
ident, and z. G. SIMMONS, of Kenosha,
was elected Secretary.
On motion Of w. b. Slocum, a com
mittee of three, upon credentials, was
appointed by the chair, as follows:
w. B. Slocum, s. E. Tarbell, and S.
S. Derbyshire.
Committee on Credentials reported
the following Delegates, as entitled to
seats in the conventions:
Kenosha City,:
LIST Ward, W. Is. sloeum, j. A. Butts,
Lyman Dutton, (sub. for d.
Crosit.)
End Ward, Ii. Bacon, John Wilder, and
n. r. Allen (sub. for J. P.
Glover.)
Sd Ward, T. W. Lyman, J. V. Quarles,
and z. 6. Simmons.
Pleasant Prajrie-Thos. Rowland, S.
s. Derbyshire, c. F. Morgan.
.Son1ers-J. W. Rhodes, ID. c. Fox,
VIM. Smith.
.Sa1em-D. c. Burgess, A. Bailey, Thos
Stockwell.
Brjstol-P. Judson, Ira Pierce, S. E.
Tarbell.
Paris-O. P. Hale, s. B. Myrick, E. D.
Dunning.
observation-disclosures Waite, Thos.
Slade, Sylvester Coon.
Brighto,o-S. Harry.
Two sets Of Delegates claimed seats
from the townof Wheatland. Thecom-
mittee reported the names as above, as
entitled, which Report was accepted,
and on motion of J. Y. Quarles, was ac-
oepted.
On motion of S. S. Derbyshire, two
TeIlers were appointed by the chair, us
follows:
S. 8 Dorbvshire T A Butts
On motion, the Convention proceed
ed to ballot for candidate for the Office
of Shnrif with tho folloyy;pos resuIt.
Ist BAL 2nd BAL. 81 Ba'
J. Mckinney,
AlOnzo Tymesen, IL l3 is
t. w carpenter
'',,''''ile' m.
on i'0''1'i' fAAc'Ao 'lf-'AN' -" as ue''''eu
oH, ~, no'-ii'i,''eo
ne C0i,'ei,,on 'uen p,U'oou'u 10 Oaio' i0'
candidate for Register OF Deeds with the fol-
lowing result:
W., @', OrIo5ro - 10 10 10
Fl. Fl. TarbeIi. , .
Scattering,
all tbo oas4 ,,a+;o,, 1,oIorod 40,
nv ''''S -'oi''-'l'''o'
=, r 0No''0N - '''-''' 40 0i0'A u
'N0 0O'i'' az ''''0"S' 7st %,
l.. B. Nichols. 20
S. Y. Brande, A
scatter ng'
~! i'io'Io"' L. D. N'Ni'AS was 0e'''f'0
''''s,''''''O''' l'0''--''''
Col'ei'''oi p'''e0"e0 u ''''0' -'' 'e'' ''''''
as ioi'0"S' lei Raj
j. V. Quarles,
H. FOX,
DiaH''
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E@-A=tN~A iii y 49, = NSSSHA'
A Madison Correspondent OF the Milwaukee
Ne5eg, writes to that paper as follows, with re
gard to the Investigating Committee, and Judge
Potter's connection with il:
The report saws that Judge Potter himself
drew irom the Treasury So 90. The same
gentleman has a bill before the Legislature tol
services ON the same account, for S3s7U0 more
making the modest sum of $737 30 which is
The Judges demand for staying through part
of the beautiful summer season at MADISON
tNe ) dye claims pay for - days attendance
he In, been here, and about the business Of the
COMMITTEES, perhaps one third OF that time, a.
j aavc, thc balance has been spent Al his hon.
a.d l.: "shriekjug.'
For lie time that he says he was here, he asks
ir-lc over tite dollars 3 day. For the time
that ne was actually here, it amounts to FIFTEEN
do'.arS q day.
lie also says;
The discussion opened up the ricoest scene
OF small, petty, dirty stealing, on the Eart OF
Potter, Burchard and Taylor, that you often see
Aud again he says:
Potter has drawn and claims about S15 fer
each day OF actual service.
/ We never saw SO much recklessness of state
ment IN the same compass ThetJudge asked
/ pay only for the actual time he spent in labor
as Madison. For every day he charged he was
4 there employed on the labor of the committee
/ Nor did he ask ire dollars RE asked and got
firo 9oiiaas and a half Potter did more work on
the Committee than any or all the other mem.
bers put together The extra appropriation
which passed the Legislature for him was neith-
or originated nor suggested by himself and
would probably have been larger than it was
had he not refused to permit it
We are sure there was not member of the
Legislature whether he was political or per-
sonal friend or enemy, who win not cheerfully
bear testimony to Judge Potter's integrity in
every respect.
/ ANOTHER STRAw.-Our friend 3. p
CAHooN, who was among the thousands
at the Iowa State Fair with his celebra-
/ ted Pie Plant, hands us the following
as the result Of a vote taken on the cars
between Muscatine and Davenport on
Saturday last, the day after the State
Fair closed. There were twelve pas
lsenger cars in the train, all filed. and a
large proportion of the passengers were
farmers, returning from the Fair. The
vote Yves taken by two gentleman, one
1 a Fre1aonter and tie other q Buchanier
Tile result; Fremont 43t; Buchanan
/ l62: Fillmore les. It would seem that
paeIe,iier stack his not raised much
a.t a. e.ec %.
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$387,50
Connecticut Town Elections-Republica
Triumph.
Hortfor1 Ocf ,

Returns from 70 towns have been re-
ceived--Fofty-four towns have gone Ere
mont, and ,twenty-eight Buchanan, and
one divided. Fremont gains in II towns
from last Fall, and in nine towns from
last Spring. Buchanan gains in ten
towns.
The Courant says that SIS towns in
the State have been heard from, Ere
mont carrying so and Buchanan 35,
which is gam over last Fall, of q for
Fremont and IS for Buchanan.
From the above it viii be seen that
BUCCANEERS crowed before they were
out Of the woods. The South American
Know Nothings fused with the Black
Democracy, but both got routed.
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: Kenozha O.. Agricultural sooiety.

NOTICE is hereby given that Special Meeting Of the
members Of this Society will be held buttons Tavern on
Tuesday Oct 2st 1856 st IL O'Clock A. IL, for the pur
pose of efecng an organization under the law passed last
Spring entitled Act FOR the encouragement and pro
motion Agriculture and to perform any other badness
that may come before the meeting.
wM. oRLEDGE, sec'y.
Ttol,oyay-s Observation-Disclosures to Ser0fuia,
This subtle disease descending generation TO
Generation fsarra literally extirpated by
curative properties manufactures, No 50 Maiden
Lane ana No 2l Strand Londoni and by all Drug
gists at DC, q I-ec, aud 81 per pot.
Certificates from the People.
CALAIS, VI. January 5, lSi9
your traIs pills. AID fool heatn
in saying ey are combination Of vegetable virtues
have used, ard iufalilIe for the headache.
ALFRED MOVER.
J. D. PUTNAM & Co, Propretors.
Lowell, Mass.
F. ROBINSON, Wholesale e Retail Agent for Kenosha
f. SCAMMoN & Co. General Agent, Chicago.
To the Electors OF Kenosha County
THE undersigned is Candidate for ELECTION to the
Office of SHERIFF OF KENoSHA COUNTY, at the ensu-
ing Election in November next and socits the of his
fellow -citizens JOHN E. HENRY
Kenosha, Sept II, 1854 10
The SheriEalty.
GEO w CARPENTER Of Bristol respectfully informs the
Electors of Kenosha County that he is Candidate for Flee
ton to the Office Sheriff said County, and soic their
votes accordingly, in November
GEO. w. CARPENTER.
Sent H. 1856 13td
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The vote on the Governors Veto.

The following was the vote in the SEN
ate on the question shall the Land Grant
Bill pass Notwithstanding the objections
Of the Goyernorw
AYEs-Barnes, Hadley, O'Neil, Glib
son, Fitzgerald, Smith, Gernon, Gill,
Well, Rose-1o.
NAYs-Clement, Dexter, Barber, Adj
ans, Harvey, Taylor, Cobb, Sholes,
Worthington, Switzerland, Mills, Pyer,
(TilCS-l3.
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How Col Forney, FIR. Buchanan's Right
Hand Man Talks

SalQ MAN, -aIkS.
Col. Forney, the especial organist of
Mr.. Buchanan, made speech on the
'26th ult, at Reading Pa, in which he used
an argument that excited much surprise,
even among the most ultra democrats.
Acorrespondent sayst hathe urged that
s:1'o hope by the election Of Fremont
to make Kansas a free State, was Idle,
and vain expectation; for, said he, it
such thing were attemptcdby Fremont,
Kansas would be made a battle ground,
and the South would bring all their for
ces to oppose the attempt to make Kan
sas a free State The South, he said,
acotld asadc knee deep Ia blood ;a Kan
sas, and aeoald ride ia blood up to their
horse's 5ellieS, rdther than submit TO lose
haasas for a Stare State. Ergo, said
he, land this was the burden and chorus
of his song,) vote for Buchanan, if you
love the Union and wish to preserve it.
Vote for Buchanan, If uou acjsh to pre-
cent the efasion Of 6sooa.
What an argument that is to address
to free, brave people, who are about
to contest a principle at the ballot-box!
Who is frightened by such stuff and fus
tan? Pennsylvania answers to-dap.
TNyEsTIGATroN.-We clip the follow
ing from the proceedings in the Legisla
tTe on Friday last.
Mr.. Potter, from the joint committee
of Investigation, made a report, givinf
the expenses of Investigation. The re-
port showed the following as to the per
dien, and attendance of the members OF
the committee:
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Kcnosha County COurt.--En PFObnte.
In the matter Of the OF Abraham Smith deceased
FP0S reading and fling the application Of Amos Smith
Administrator Of the estate Of Abraham Smith late Of
said County deceased for final hearing Of his of
the administration Of said estate and for discharge from
further administration thereon; 1t Ordered that said a
pcaon be heard before at the Probate Office In the
city Of Kenosha the sh day Of November next at 10
clock n and that notice thereof be given by publishing
this order for three weeks before day
hearing in the Kenosha Tribune Telegraph. a weekly
newspaper pubshed in the city Of ksnesa Ia said county
Dated Kenosha Oct. IS 1856. JON B. JfISTN
3wls County Judge.
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The i.e-is'asars aliaureed s.ss die OF
FGcs1eY .1osa.H- lass.
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Dalley's Genuine Pain Extractor

Gold and Silver cuin bought and sold.
Land Warrants ordered at any time from New
Ork J. H. KIMBALI. CASTER.
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Attack on Judge Potter

u. G. SanINos, sec'y. Pres
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10
60
NOW THEY LOVED HIM,

The PSilsdeiEhia Mr., SAYS: "wh-n General
Scott was nomiaai-d In 1864 for ih- Pfe.idsn-y
shai oceans OF teas the oeofoco leader. shed over
ar Fn!motr No language vas strong enough
10 eoovev an adequate idea OF the admiration aud
love which they entertained for him He vas a
pure aud ineorrup,h,e patriot. and worthy ~ th.
eonhisn OF ALI Hs was indeed "a m.sisl Prr.i.
csnt, who's sdminiara,ion had been "a. conser
valve A. Washinztousr Yet the very men Who
ihus extolledMr. FILLMORE. viii nov, tor var,oo,
purposes, swallow their own word. bell. their
oss endorsements. and uaduee him a. ardeniiy a.
they praised him.
All this helps the cause. The attempts to
disparase such man As Mr. FrLLxoaE arc
so absurd in the eyes OF all reasonable men
that the very opposite effsc. Is probe ced
fro. that intended. No better proof Of
desperation need DO aiducsd, for il the
Democracy did not feel the influence Of such
. mans namo sg,inst them, they would OBJ.
serve some degree Of decsncy in their sppo.
'i,ion. Let them blars away. They are
a'sailins al impregaable fortress with pop.
guns
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10
an. nucuANAy.

some discussion having taken pace upon IN.
po.hton OF Mr.. Buchapan on the X apsas Nrbfsska
On. we are permitted to copy the following or.
lfact Iron letter addressed by MIR Bucbanan IA
seua 90 Siide'I ds cd L'stoa, ON the 2S.h OF De-
Semirf last Toe letter oi Mr.. Buchanan A. ma,
twill b. seen, intended for publication bal The
gentleman Ia whom D. was addressed ha. thousb,
hn.rsszfy. a:ler the editorial article la IN, 4 MIN
.. wednesday last. 10 lay u before the eounIty
Unt0H.
Th- eaes,,en has teen s.u,,ihx con,,..
this .eiil. NJ shopId re ina.xi5Iy niaiatsipeJ :
lac Missouri Compromise IL gone, aad yoa. for.
ever. bot no assault shoud Be made upon tho..
demoessss Who maintained u. provided they are
nov willing 10 good faith 10 ina ,in the se,,l,
nent ~ exists. soeh an understanding 10 wise
= we'll known hou I labored In eompanv
WIN southern men 10 have this line extended 10
me Pseihe ocean. But II has departed. The ume
iof y has passed away, and Q verify believe that
zoe b~s,-nsy, the oniy-mo1e now ieft Of puuinr
oowa he snaiicai and reckless spiiit Of abol,ion
a. the North Is to adhere TO The rIi,,ins
without the slightest thought or appearance OF va.
seInr without regarding any storm which may
be raised seainst H."
The PIEncE democracy had ioduiged the
hsps that Mr BUcHAsAS could not nat hin.
SELF in position" on the Nebraska bill, and
that therefore be would lose the support Of
Sue Southern States. In this tbey have
been disappointed, and another battery ha.
been opened upon him. He has offended
the Irish BY bis soupliments TO the British
government in his speech ct the disner of
the Lerd Mayer Of London, aud now he is
to be politically killed BY hest Of shillelas
brsughs down upon him at o.ee