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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-28
From Knnsn.--Reports Confirmed.

ST. LOUIS, May 26.-An extra from the Lexing
tom No., Express confirms the previously receiv et
accounts of the destruction of Lawrence. 1t state
that after much difficulty, Marshal Donaldson ha,
entered the town and made arrests of all persons
for whom he had warrants issued by the United
States authorities He then turned over his posse
to Sheriff Jones, who proceeded to make arrests
on warrants under the territorial law. His at
tempts were resisted by the citizens who fred or
his men Sheriff Jones then commenced cannon
aiding, destroying the Free State Hotel and the of
Ace of the Herald of Freedom. Is -sss4 ta5s.t
The artillery were still firing and the flames
spreading when the messenger left. But few
lives were lost
4 (sEcoND DIspATCHl
ST. LOUIS, May 26.-Later advices from Kansas
report the return of Gov. Robinson and Messrs.
Schuyler and Conway, in charge Of the U. S. ali.
thorities. Robinson was imprisoned at Leconp-
ton. Gov. Reeder had not been heard from
5 The Kansas City Enterprise, Extra, of the 22d,
says that Sheriff Jones took about 20 men into
Lawrence city, and at bis demand Gen Pomeroy
delivered all the cannons and rifles he could col.
lect on which Jones gave a receipt
Jones refused to allow Eldridge TO remove the
furniture from the hotel, when posse entered and
carried most of it into the street. Jones gave ex.
press orders that no private property should be in
jured, particularly Governor Robinsons house was
not to be touched. m ass sesv-
After the posse left the house was burnt.
During the excitement one man was shot, and
another killed by the falling of the walls.
General Pomeroy is at liberty in Lawrence.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Weancsaay Morsins, Nay 2s. 1ssb. ...



Sumner sympathy.
The aboltionists appear 70 consider .no -
Of Sumner perfect godsend to them ~ az.
sadly In need Of martyr. and tnsy III ~...s. -
have had one furnished to them by MI. D'.oAs ~
South Carolina We have no dcuos soos nan.
other martyr. can be manufactured upon sns most
,.h.r.l ter,ra OF course. these gentry, VINO sre
- hoyvsa.a ,b.. an abolitionist should DO struck
-,.n -. h.a NO tears 10 shed when an ofiicsr
- w.s shot by an assassin Ia kansas In
s.As.,, Vet there were no indignation meet
go In the South over that murderous deed.
49,, !, ,he moment when II was supposed Sheriff
49,. h.d been killed outright. We have no oh.
...,,on to these abolition Indignation meetings---
We IKE to see them indignant, and hope they will
hslp themselves. Some Of them have the sense to
,res. the subject In good nature. A Warrington
correspondent informs Us that Senator Hale OBJ
served In his hearing, that he was sorry for Mr.
Sumner, but that nine out of every ten Northern
men would be improved by similar application.
If Hale had used the word "freesoilers instead OK
..Northern men. he would have hit the nall ex-
sctly on the head. We are rs much opposed to
brute violence rs any of Summers mock sympa-
thizers. we agree that none but eowardly bullies
ever assail men on account of their supposed ina
bI,ltv 10 resist them; but Sumner commenced tho
warfare; denounced in the most insulting and ca
men in the country, and 1t is said had
given out that he held himself personally respon-
sble for his words. Now, if they can manufac.
ture martyr out Of such materials, they are well
come to all the capital they can make out of it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-28
ExnelIina MIR. Broo,1s.

The free sellers are furious for the expulsion of
Mr. Brooks from the House. They have tho ma.
jsrity there, aud can perpetuate that any other
act Of injustice. Hs constituents will probably re-
turn him the very day after he is expelled there
won't be much gained by that petty piece of
anita
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-28

EDUCATIONAL CoNyRNTIoN.-Gov. Wise, at
the request of the Faculties of Richmond College,
Washington College, Randolph and Macon, and
William and Mary College, invites Convention
of the Professors of the University Colleges, and
incorporated Academies of the Commonwealth,
and of the county and town superintendent of
Primary and Free Schools, to assemble in Rich
mond on the 23d day of July next, to take into
consideration the interests of education in our
State, how it may be best promoted and, by mu-
tual consultation, to agree upon some general
scheme to be recommended to the Legislature at
its next session for its approval and adoption.
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Christ Church Fair.

The Fair for the aid of Christ Church is still in
progress at Billiards. new hotel, opposite the Elk
change. Their room is very tastefully decorated,
and their tables loaded with variety of elegant
and useful articles added to which, are various de-
licacies of the season. We trust the fair saleswo
men may receive the most liberal patronage.
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Sumner INDIGNATION.

We give to day some specimens Of indignant
Massachusetts, eloquence If Mr. Brooks had been
aware of the vast amount of gas that his gutta
percha would evoke he would certainly have
spared Sumner. War to the knife, and the knife
to the hilt!" Liberty or DEATH"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-28

The rapid exodus of the free-soilers from Law
renee. affords pleasant commentary on the awful
bragsings we have heard from that quarter for the
last six month";
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND, NAY 18th.
HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT 2 O'CLOCK.


Steamer Jamestown, Parrish, N Y, mdze and pas
eengers, Ludlam Watson.
Schr Belvidere, Pritchstt, Baltimore, mdze, Lud.
lam Watson
schr Flight North, Port Deposit Lumber, r. g.
Whitfield.
schr Wave, Gellercase, Cabin Point Lumber.
Schr Sarah A. Hammond, N Y, Ballast.
schr d. Herbert, Myers, r, Corn, Il Skinksr.
Sloop Phebe Ann, Jones' Chickahominy.'
ARRIVED,
Scbr James Steele Bailey, Baltimore, sugar L. N.
Webb Co and lsths to Jas Gum.
Schr Melzar jenkins, Horton, Norfolk, mdze. Nor
ris Tanner, L. N. Webb 4 Co., and BridsfOrd &
Co
sehr Hickman. Mason, Philadelphia coal. S. P.
Hawes. g-l
Schr Helen, Long, Boston, mdzs d. & w. Currie.
Soop VIM. King, Pollard, Williamsburg, corn, to
order.
SAILED
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdze and
passengers Ludlum x Watson.
Steamer Belvidere, Pitehett, Baltimore mdze,
Ludam Watson. ~ :
schr Mary Duers, Davis New York, wheat, Bacon
& Baskerville.
schr Mary Adelin., Powers via Port Walthall,
coal, Baltimore.
schr Oneida, Peterson, New York, -four, D. w.
Currie.
Schr Mary Willis, Creighton, Baltimore, mdze, w.
D. Coquitt& Co.
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Later fro.assanta Fe.

ST. LOUIS, May &c The Santa Fc mail arrived
It Wesipert, Mo, ON the 2ist inst II was stopped
~ " kioHhs indians, bat no injury WA offered 10
H. Large bodies Of peaceahis Camanche indiana
We're seen ON the roate.s There u no news Of in
terest from New Mexico. m 80
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BOSTON, May 1.--The EmIgrant Aid Society
|held . meeting today. The receipts for tn year
reach OCT 900, and the prspsr3y Ia Lawrenee, Kan.
as, In estimated ct e2O. 600
ii Is proposed 70 relieve fhs wsntSo Of the people
ii Lawrence, and aid further Northern cmigra'
ton.
A memorial ID to DO sent to Congress for remit
neration on property Destroyed In Lawrence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-28

COLLISION AT SEA.-On Saturday morning last,
about o'clock, the steamer keystone State, from
Savannah, Ga, for Philadelphia, came in collision
with the bark Cavalier, from Baltimore to Rio Ja-
neiro the bows of both being stove in The
steamer laid by the bark and took two mates and
three seamen off, and by that time-the water
having risen into the fire room-was forced to
leave and put into Norfolk The fate of the bark
is uncertain. The bark had no cap-Bghts set, and
thus the collision was caused
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DIED

On the morning. of the s7th instsnt, EDWARD.
son of Michael and Frances Hart, aged 1 year, 5
months aud f6 days. 49,.
The friends and relatives of the family are request
ed without further notice. to attend his funeral from
his late dwelling Broad street, at o'clock this
evening.
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Why IL 1t, that when the venerable Gorsuch, an
unoffending Southern gentleman was brutalty
murdered in Pennsylvania, we never heard Of any
indignation meetings, even in the South; but whom
. foui.mouthed abolitionist is-not kiiicd--hut
merely csned, such vast sensation should be pro-
ducsds Is the hide Of Yankee abolitionist of
more value than the life of Southern gentleman,
We doubt whether Gov. Shannon has pursued
the most efficient course in making the Kansas
rebels deliver up their Sharp's rides. IT, instead
Of demanding than Internationally, he had offered
70 purchase than IT half the original cost they
wsaid have de1fered them mp without hesitation,
ard thrown In their family bibles into the bargain
~ We are indebted to Mr.. wooDHousr for
shs Westminster Quarterly Review, for April 1t
mas. sa unusually Inviting table Of contsntss-
Among hs articles h one ON "Types OF Mankind
ysas sh Y the day appointed for thank sgIyipg
- Sseaaas o. account u peace. s1sysE
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- Benj. franklin and Prof. De (srafh.
franklin brought electricity from the heavens to the
earth Prof De Grsth sppsd that electricity to re-
licve diseased mortals. Prof De Grsth's ELECTRIC
OIL does not cure everything, but certainly cures
Rheumatism and Nsurslaa In q day or two; cures
Group, Crsmp, Pains in the Breast, In 10 uinutes;
cures Burns, Sprains, Wounds from to days; cures
Earache Dsafness Sore Breast, in days. cures Piles
Swelled Glands. Stiff Neck, from 20 days; cures
Erysipslss Scrofuls. Pimples from 10 days; cures
Palsy, Gout, Palpitation, Cholera, Corns, in few
days. .aa
Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO.. Richmond, and
Druggists in every town. Principal Depot, No. SO
South 9Th street, Philada. Beware Of dangerous
eounterfeits. lsS my 2S-ts
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fR-Auetion Nofice.---I ask attention TO my
sale of Furniture, Desks Bacon &C., THIS MORN
mo AZ no O'clock $40 r. CAUTHORN,
INV 28-lt stsss a Auctioneer.
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Virginia EIectinn

Correctioa-In our notice of the elections in Han.
over, it was stated that HARDWOOD, Independent
Democrat, was elected Sheriff, over TaIiey, Am
DR.. Talley, the gentleman defeated is Democrat,
Mr.. Nash, one of the defeated candidates for Com.
missioner OF the Revenue, is Democrat, and not
an American. as was also enormously stated.
In Greenbrier Mcpherson, Am has been elect
cd Commonwealth Attorney, and Beard. Am
chosen Sheriff. Harrison J. Kelly Democratic
nominee for Sheriff of Monroe county, has been
elected to that office, over Joseph Zoll American
candidate, by ninety-two majority. In Floyd
county, Banks, Democrat, is elected Common.
wealth's Attorney, and Kitterman, Independent,
Sheriff. In Isle-ofWight Mr. Whitfield, old line
Wing, was elected Commonwealth Attorney.
and Gay, Democrat, Sheriff; Gray, Democrat, was
chosen Commissioner of Revenue.
In Jefferson county Lucas tDem) has,been elee.
ted Sheriff. In Shenandoah j. j. Grandsloff is
believed to be chosen Sheriff. In Brunswick Jpo.
E. Shell is chosen attorney for the Commonw ealth
and b HI Lashley Sheriff. Marion county elects
u. S. Wiley Commonwealth Attorney, and VIM.
Kerr, Sheriff.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-28

Thomas Tatem, Esq, of Eorfolk county, has
been appointed timber inspector of the Gosport
Navy Yard, vice ]. S. Staples, deceased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-28

T Sale of n large Brick House ON Main
and Governor streets, This Dsy.-We ask attention
to the sale THIS DAY, at IL o'clock H., Of the large
E. B. Spence. Builders and those who contemplate
building, may find it to their interest to attend.
my 28 TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-28

DETENTION UNDER THE VIRGINIA SEARCH
LAw-Ths brig Orlando, Capt. Clifford, of Phila.
delphia which sailed few days since from Rich.
mond for Fall River, has been detained at Old
Point, she having crew of colored men on board.
The captain writes that ''Mr. H. Roberts, the pilot
of said brig, has been arrested and the lodged
In Jail ut hampton" 1t is presumed that these
ton of vessels suspected of having runaway slaves
on board. In that case they would be detained for
an examination Under the law in the event of
any vessel putting into that place for any purpose
in Jail for safe keeping until the vessel be got ready
for her departure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-28

E~ Notice. The Machinfsts and EnGi-
NEERs of the city of Richmond are requested to at.
tend a meeting ON THURSDAY EVENING, at .
o'clock at Mr.. SCHADD'S, on Broad street.
my 27--St*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-28

PARDON AsKED-Prisoners Conspiracy We
learn thatan effort is about to be made to obtain
from Governor Wise, pardon for b. f. Jefferson,
convicted last week of granddaughter by killing
Breen; for the following among other reasons that
about the 2}d Of February proposal was made
by VIM. Birch, who had just been sentenced to the
penitentiary for nine years that all the prisoners
escape that upon this proposal being accepted JEFF
ferson made 1t known to the jailor; who attempted
thereupon to put Birch in irons-but he was re-.
sisted, and would have been mastered, had not
Jefferson again came to his assistance, and eua.
bled him to iron the william
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-28
I Desfrucfivs Fire nc Roe este

RecHEsTKR, n. r., May 90 "A block Of build
ings on Main street, in this city known rs the
Curtiss Block, was destroyed by fire on Saturday.
It VISA occupied by . large number Of mechanics.
Theloss IL about s4O0 900 on which there Ii no In
eursnco
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-28

A California farmer Expresses the opinion ths
hereafter coffee will be grown In that State for
their own consumption, and also for expectation.
Ex-Governor Corwin appeared In court Ia Gin
cinnaa on the I'D inst, for the first tiine since the
accident Of last winter by which his thigh was dis
located. $500 sessi a8s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-28

DESTRUCTIVE STORM IN DISwIpDIE--A por-
ton of the county of Dinwiddie was visited by 4
very severe storm Of thunder, lightning and rain,
on Sunday last, about 10 o'clock. The wind was
most terrific, Frustrating fences, uprooting trees.
ana IN some cases, telling even out homes Al
burg, the chimneys to his dwelling were blown
down, every outh0use on the place destroyed, and
about sixty acres Of wheat rendered utterly val.
ueless AZ 8f7ssls - 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-28

{ ~ T6 the PnbfIcs-A notice appeared in
tbs Dispoteh Of yeDferds1 noxning, headed Wife's
Revenee y dseu y nse4esry to state, In jusifca-
lion Of M. and Mn b. thet they peaceable and
well disposed persona quiet and civil neighbour
The aetionssof the veneFAbe ex-poIicsmsH we're
uncslled for. But this venerable man aroused The
oness and nobly did she come forth to the rescue Of
her lord whom she found ID limbo. This she nobIy
did and threatened ths exoficer. But he, thinning
an easy victory bsfors him, psradsd before her man
sioe - IL 20 invite Nm 3. to eome - The eontest-
And pobly did she respond to his call Selling
hide shs vsntfofh and soon hood fsce 20 face with
her antagonist and hsroicaly She spplied the rsw
hide Then seeing THU, she assumsd pug stie atti-
self sfoul Of blscksmith's bellows. The sx-polss-
man. not liking uw. hide and pusistie humping,
gathered himself up from his prostrste position snd
fef the contest dstSsned In future to sive Madame
B. the palm of victory. SPECTATOR
2R-1kt tstae.sas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-28

| MIR. DALLAS in LONDON.-Mr. Dallas attended
| the anniversary dinner of the Royal Literary
Fund, where the papers say The made tie speech
| of the evening" The Duke of Cambridge was
| in the chair, and among the sentiments of the
evening gave the foowing:-"Ihe Literature and
| Science of the United States, and his Excelency
| the American Minister.
| In his remarks he spoke with much force on the
| union that ought to and must exist between the
two nations and expressed his belief that nothing
was calculated to promote the sympathy and
| friendship of the two countries as common lite
| nature in the same language. The toast was re.
ceiyed with repeated cheering, and Mr.. Dallas, in
rising TO reply, was greeted with enthusss site ap-
plause. We quote the closing passage from his
| speech:
Since my arrival and during the last seven
weeks that have been in your great capital, l
have been delighted to listen to euloges on Ameri.
uridical science coming from the lips of those
| who are the most exalted and learned in West.
| minister Hail. have been delighted to hear inter.
| mingled the names of Alison, Bancroft, Macaulay
Prescott, Grote and Irving. have been delight.
magical precincts of "Waverley" and "Vanty
Fair" and My Novel" is harshly pronounced
against the Indian rOmances and the stories of
Cooper, or against the 'Home with Seven Cables"
or the Scarlet Letter" Hear, hear And in
fine have been delighted to perceive as having
grown obsolete and permanently banished the sar.
castle criticism used to hear in my youth--"Who
reads an American bookf' Hear, hear
IL was from THIS harmony VI scientihc and liter.
airy expression between the two countries that we
draw the best hope OF harmony in the general in
tercourse between them. Loud cheers. The
influence of authors over communities were Meth.
er to be doubted or exaggerated Let us then trust
that the copiOus, strong and polished language
which is common to England and America, may
cease to be the medium OF strife-[loud cheersl-
but on the contrary. become the instrument of mu-
tuaI instruction of Cancellation and of peace
Loud and continued cheering '.-*'+st
The EurOpean Times can call to mind no
Minister of the United States who has won such
reneral admiration in so short time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-28

EYsFAIR--Ths ladies Of St. Mary's Church are
holding Fair at Corinthian Hall, Their congrega.
ton Catholic is neither large nor rieh and this
Fair Is projected by the ladies to provide funds
that are much wanted by their Church. The Ia.
dies-who are ever foremost in contributing their
important aid in the cause of religien-are exert
ing themselves with zeal, and they deserve encour.
agemcnt. They have great variety OF articles
of beauty and utility, which they are selling at
reasonable prices. tAs ta5 ~ taa4
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DrArH or An AGED CsrTzEs.--under tho obi.
tuary head yesterday, there appeared notice Of
the death Of RICHARD @. woRTHAM, In the 7lst
year of his age. This venerable citizen was the
senior partner Of the well known Arm Of Workman
& Magruder, which was founded In days long gone
by, and which lasted many years, maintaining
high reputation for integrity and mercantile good
faith. 1t was dissolved few years since, at the
death Of the late Mr.. MAaRuDER Mr.. WORKMAN
had been for . long time . sufferer from paisey
which interrupted his active and industrious ca.
reer as merchant. But his devotion TO his avo.
cation was never dimin ished. Notwithstanding
the serious disability from which he suffered, he
daily repaired to the store which had been the
scene of his labors and seemed to derive . salts.
faction In looking upon the operations he could no
longer superintend or aid. He was q very pure
man, and the firm Of which he was \ partner has
left an unstained record, and will be remembered
rs model of correct, upright and honest de aling
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-28

PORTSMOUTH BAPTIST AssocIATIoN.-This
body met in Isle of Wight county, on Friday last
Rev. Mr.. Chambliss, of Greensville acted as Mode.
rator Rev Mr.. Graves, of Kentucky, preached
on Sunday There were about 5000 persons on
tho ground
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ysns IN !. The day appointed for thank sgIyiug
y Canada, o. acceunt u peace. FTssliY''rs
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T AVN ROBES, LAWN ROB ES-Just
~ to hand, handsome lot of Jsconet Lawn Robes,
which we offer remarkably cheap, Those in want
Will please call at 1873 Broad street.
my % MARCUS HARRIS
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NOKTH CAROLINA AND pUTUAIAC
IN HERRINGS.--60 bbs. No. l North Carolina
Herrugs; 100 do. No. do. do; 100 do No. Potomac
Herrings, in store and for sale by
WOMBLE 4 CLAIBORNE,
my % No. IL Pearl 1T. s
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IL ceived, beautiful lot of Jaconet Lawns whicb
will run of at l24 cents and shilling per ward
the cheapest Lawn ever offered in the city. Call
and see for YOURSELF at the cheap Dry Goods and
Shoe Store. MARCUS HARRIS,
my 20 1919 RrnsA atrast
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10 VNiSAIl.'s AND HUSsEYss KEAP-
~ ER.-We have = store and Tor sale the above
Wheat Keepers. BRANCH 4 CO. !
nay H--d2wkc2t s. #sssse 80 "a !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-28

MILL OPEN THIS MOkNlNG, great
W auction bargains ia Muslin Bands; Handsoms
Collars Under Sleeves; Mourning Sets of Collars and
Siesves low as SO cts set 81 pieces white striped
Figured aud Plain Swiss Meslins Checked Muslins;
Rich Embroidered Curtain Musins at f2t cts: Back
Silk Netts and Trimmings for the same; Cambria and
swiss Edgings and Insertings; a ANAL lot Of those
Muslin InsernRs, at cts yard suitable for making
Caps Black Silk Elastic Belts at so and 37A cts worth
double the money-and many other new goods to be
closed out uncommenly cheap at ii
u. GOLDSMITS,
s INV % 2n5 BROAD n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

BY reference to the advertisement in another
column, it will be seen that the Fillmore Rangers pro
pose holding series Of mass meetings in different
sections Of the city at the times and places therein in
dictated.
We think the move a good one, and have no doubt
it will be productive Of excellent results The peo-
pie should be addressed in the various districts Of the
metropolis III ordert give ali parties fair chance Of
hearing for themselves, which they cannot now have
al the weekly meetings in Odd Fellows Hall, for vast
as are the accommodations Of that hall, they are
wholly insufficient for the thronging thousands that
oongregate there each Saturday evening Besides,
the distance from the center to the extretes Of the
city is altogether too great for the convenience Of
hundreds, if not thousands.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06
easseea'acGse nominations.

FOR PREsIDENT:
WILLARD FILLMORE,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
ANDW. JACKSON DONELSON,
OF TENNESSEE.
500. ELEC TORS:
FIRST DISTRICT ........-
j.. B. WTLKINsO Jr.,
.-ss H." OF pLAouEMlNEs. IT. H,s r
SUBSTITUTES:
Hon. GEORGE USTIS, Jr.
SECOND DISTRICT:
GI.ENDY BURKE,
OF ORLEANS.
UBsTrTUTE:
HI. MI. SUI MINERS.
THIRD DISTRICT:
B. G. THIROD AUx,
OF TEHREEoNSE:
SUBSTITUTES:
FE Es G. u $ GAR RE.
.. FOURTH DISTRICTS:
FIRE TON POND, Jr.,
OF EAST rELlc1AEA.
BsTITUTE:
". S. EDyv ARDS.
FIFTH DISTRICT:
JOHN e. KING,
LANDRY.
SUBTSIT UTE:
a. B. G o co.
SIXTH DISTRICT:
Pc z r.. ALEX ANDEEs.
TENSAS.
SUBSTITUTE
L. p. c II A n e. au26 2ptd