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8arasaga. q
aThers was asound Of revelry by night,
and Omaha City had gathered there, her
beauty and chivalry"-a few lights from
Iowa came, and Florence sent forth some
.sfair women and brave men, and would
have added more brightness still, had not
some ssssars'' been reserved to light and
grace the saloons Of the beautiful 'sSiiver
Heels,n whose coming was announced, BY
some strange voice, and for some strange
motive, best known to the .fer-bus the
voice proved false, as the motive was 'csdk
get, no dark or clouded thoughts entered
those light, gay hearts, beating ''heal'hfui
music' to the tune of happiness and lnde-
pendence-who met on the lovely banks OF
the dark Missouri, in the infansile town Of
Saratoga, made memorable, by the brilliant
opening of fine, large Hotel, on the night
of the third, ushering in the glorious Fourth,
with s.music's most voluptuous swell, merry
as marriage bell''-
And GOTTEN there, may youth and beauty meet,
To chase each glowing hour, with flying feet
1t was beautiful gathering, which would
grace and honor any Eastern or more an
cient Hall. The supper, too, was luxurious
and served in an elegant style, which did
credit to the taste and talent Of its propie-
tor. ..s
The night was cloudless, clear and purely
beautiful, lighted up more lovely than day,
BY Luna's gentle smile, and ''those bnght
orbs, which lie so far beyond our own
but not too far, to send its mighty messages.
As we half Reluctantly left this joy-giv-
ing scene, our full hearts poured forth an
earnest prayer for the welfare and continued
prosperity of the Vest in general, and OF
that promising Territory, in particular
may it become the most blessed and favored
State Of States.
4 LADY.
Council Bluffs. july It'll. 1857.
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Council Bluffs, July It'll, 1857.


Dispatches from Washington of date 18th.
of June, state that Col. CUNNING, of St.
Louis, has finally accepted the Governor
ship of Utah. The dispatch further says,
that the right is reserved to Congress to
abolish the Territory at its pleasure. 1t
provides that said Territory may be divided
or attached to any other State or Territory.
The act was passed on assurance thatpolyga-
my and no one of the institutions should be
introduced INTO the Territory. A vast ma
iority of the Mormons are not citizens Of
the U. S.
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Fair Notice.

T HEREBY GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE, THAT HAVING
put into circulation hexc, notes Of the Merehdnn
Bank Of Macon, Georgia, hold myself responsible
fof Its redemption in this market and will al all times
be in readiness 10 sustain It's integrity with Eastern
Currency Bankabe in VI Louis, with specie At TOE
current rates of discount. E..s.
am not inclined ~ have been o.hsr parties in this
City 10 infiet public injury by buying the issue Of
doufuI Banks al discount, for circulation here and
subsequently TO fcppdste 1t and refnse 70 secure M
holders against loss. W. Y. SASESt
p s. Ny once houts are from the time breakfast
in the morning until - % bed At night, which ~
sometimes at and sometimes u oelock
1.ounrii HIun, June 26sb, l567-nS-a
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LEGAL. NOTICE.
LEaAl. NOIHCE.
David YINGLlNG, ] In the District Court Of
vs. Pottawattane County.
II LIS ARETH YINGIJSE l In.

DAVID ilNILiNG, In the District Court Of
- VS. I Puttawattanie County.
EIiSAhitlH llA6BlNH, Iowa
Two ELlGAkEfH flNGLiNG-YOU ARE HEREBY
l. notified, that on the 3Uth day of January 1857 e,
David ilngiing died In the District Court OF Poswat-
TAME county, his petition claiming OF you divorce
from the bonds OF atimony the grounds that your
treatment OF him, was such to fener iIrross
tor you to live together In peace aud happiness That
ate" wards upon ietufn al mot found, made by
Shefit OF said County upon notice issued you said
cause was continued by the order the court al the
May term thereof and order publication made
by sai court Nov, unless you appear aud said
petition IN or before the ming of the second day
he mex; term :" said District Court, to be begun
held III the City Of Council Biuih the Second Mon
day in September, 1857, judgment viii be entered
against You according 10 the prayer of tho petitioner
FRANK STREET,
Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
In accordance with the order Of the District Court Of
Pottawattamie County Iowa, at the May icrm Of said
Court 1857 ior publication of notice Ia the defendant
direct said notice 10 be published In the Council Butt.
Sunpdreii four consecutive weeks IN accordance with
law. C. y. KELLOGG, Clerk o.
StT GnuTt
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CO The Georgia State Democrats, Con-
'enssan met AT Milledssslas, on thu aa,a
NJ. Resolutions we're passed in farsr Of
tho Cincinnati platform, aud cons.emins
Walkers policy in Kansas, 90 sas grosrd
tass he faxors the sahuiss;os IT the Conssi-
tuition - the reerle.
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The rage fer western emigration il
beginning TO tel! upon some Of the towns Of
New England and New York. Ii is stated
that census a Sewburvport, Mass, xhich
has just been taken, shows decline IN pop
uiation since lss5 Of between Eve and SIX
hundred; and there ara many n.hsr places
that show falling OF In The number Of
their inhabitants, Such changes a. these
will necessarily occur during exerv period
IT excitement 90 tie subject Of emigration.
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"Sesshbor, i. . yesro person ?.-Bug,e.

NessHO9ft - SsB5U y pefAn F'-DuyNt
Well, nsighb9e we will leave that ques-
ton for Chief Justice fancy to decide. II
he displays the same amount Of logic in deci-
ding upon this question, tina. he did in the
Dred Scott decision, there is no telling what
conclusion he would come to.
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Gf The extensive Drug establishment Of
BARNARD. AnAxs l. Co.. Of St. Louis, was
destroyed by are ea the morning Of the 18th
OF June. Loss Slsa, 90. Insurance slss..
w'. Twelve minutes from the ss.s alarm.
the building and stock we're mass Of min.
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Msyflowcr Saloon.

The Propretors of the above establishments take this
method of informing all concerned, that they have re-
Gently rejuvcnated their SALOON. and lifted 1t up in
unexcep'ionahie style They have leased an room ad-
Joining for the purpose Of adding more Billiard
Tables to their establishment prepared tn re-.
ceive the visits OF their friends and the rest of man.
kind CLARK MAGcp
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GT Although there are no slaves In Ore
gon, u - said the people there are seriously
discussing the question, whether their new
State Government shall be organized with
Or without slavery.
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Legal Notice.
MARY YOUNG. J In the District Court Of
, Pottawattame County
JOHN W. YOUNG. Iowa.

Pottawattamie County
JOHN W. YOUNG. Iowa.
r1NO JOHN ". YOUSG-TOU ARE HEREBY NO
1 tined, that Oh the ID day OF September 1906 mary
Young Hed IN the District Court Of said County her
petition, claiming OF you divorce from the bonds
luatrndny, the ground OF witful dcserion by YOU
OF more than three years. That afterwards, upon
tarn OF mot found made by the Sheriff said County
Of Potawsttame upon notice issued you said cause
continued at the May term Of said District Court,
and an order Of publication made by the Court
Now, unless you appear aud answer said petition on
before the Forming of the second day the
Of said District Court be begun held In the City
Of Council Bluffs, the Second Monday In September
1851 Judgment will be entered against you according
the prayer Of the petitioner. FRANK STREET,
Attorney for IfaintiM
In accedapce with the srdsr u the District Court OF
Pottawattame County, Iowa, at the May term said
Court 1857 for publication Of notice defendant d.
rect said notice to DO published In the Council Bluffs
Nonpare four weeks cJnsecutysy In accordance with
law. g. =. KELLOGG. Clerk Of
D1l-fw the District Court,
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Heu1th Of Empioymsns.

The following table recently prepared by
order Of the Legislature Of Massachusetts,
is very MISUNDERSTANDING, as i. does the
comparative healshfulncss Of various en-
Payments, BY statistical statement Of the
average ages which those that follow them
attain to "
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E The emigration, at New York, up to
the 2ish Of june, has been IS, All, an excess
OF 1000, compared with the emigration Of
asst year.
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ROBINSON HOUSE-By G. A. Rou,ssox

JULY lo-h Newman, Ills; Jas MeMastcr Ohm: 9
Aoihreok, Mo; Wheelar, Nebraska; s Esleston do:
CLANS, dol J Hopkins, Pa; J NJ Harden XIV; p sher-
man, Iowa. Jones, I; A q Mccartney Ills
July Al. Payne. Iowa; Robt Robinson do; s Hall
q II Hall, Nebraska; N MeAdams Ohio; d Gst'
rich, Ills; Wallace, Pa; A Marshall Iowa: M,ss
Wetherhe' iswa Mason, Nebraska; A Dicks Iowa:
G Hamilton; do; h Warner, do '"
July, 5-L Payne, Iowa; Il Congcr Nebraska. +
Fireman. dei Brooks, dol 5 Chatdea do
July 6-Robt Robinson, X 7; G Cameron Fl,r.,o,.
II Pomeroy do; Raee, Iowa; II IL Petersen an: I
Peterson do; Goodrich, Ills; o 2 Mason Nebrssba.
Aavid Accord, do; q Giines do; Glines, do; j 4
McAvoy, do; Moss, Harrison co; A Owens do: Mrs.
Sears, do, 10Y N' ''
July p Grifcy, Genwood; Kener do; d u Dod
son and Family, Nebraska Chas BagIey do; J Latham
ae H. Nelson dos Samuel Hyde; beavers. Iowa,
u simpson do; Temple, do, jackson pessto
JULY 81 Johnson Kansas; J A HittIc Ashton,
ihos McGough, Lewis; & Treat, Iowa; Sc Treat
do john Kemp, Florence "'
July s-'samnel Ellis, Iowa; Chas weimlar, do; p
tahnh' Fiorehcei W Wallace, Omaha; IL Ashton
faiion, Glenwood; = Evanf Iowa; r P.rnr
d' Eiils dol James Mccoy. do; n Davis. Nehraska:
u .>ecdd do Martin, do; W Rowland Iowa
JULY 10 d Woodward, Iowa; J b Robsan No.
hraska' p sarps, Iowa. D { Cooper Iraniatan;; g A
Lowe Nebraska; Capt Anderson. do: " q Tayior de-;
NJ kedbnrn, do; Goodrich, Ills; Stevens Indiana:
Stevens, do '
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

SAIrRDAr. July a-Wm Trevo, Jerusalem; G -,
i 49,. w Meek, oh'os Neck, do; wi,Ii.n..
lanes Afeher va; Geo Menshsii, DO; sami Gibson nv
John Sehuler, do; John HAWTHORN ESQ low. aus
Waterman, Nebraska; c Wilkinson do; Jane ueoise
dos Eckerson, do; 4 Hun,es, do; W W Hayia,s saA
"a. ~. e \. Hammer dc; VIM Adair, do; Wn
San dos Aerrison do; Shepperd d.; Sam. a Le-
son, do; Anaers, do; Geo Marshall do; can. SLIDER
r. RAnSais Fred cheno~sh, Nd; Jas AeNash, ose sss
SUNDAY, July 5-A Dicks Iowa; G. u.r,,,..
DO John khyi do; Bracket, do; r NeMs.'s'oa
p sM,as'esa oh.S Jas cernien, do Dater; III.
Kennedy and Sister, do; Geo Nav. XIV: M, 1p, I'm
II VA Tanner, Ills; John Gwln lows. i w H I'm
man, do Luney, n T. ehabs
MONDAY. July &C Jewctt Buffalo Nenr..A
Perkins, Nebraska: NJ Books aa: = n.Ss.a VI
snnoefses. do; Wither do; Mctara sss ~ r as
90, eeishton, do, serd do; Geo, Ssn
n p1nsr s No. Stout do II Brown ami Lady ss
npef' ae; Burton, dc; Hiatt do; C n N.,s w,
James Archer Va J Thoekmorton DO; G " S.s, aes
wa maseaoase, N Davis, Iowa; l. Hearv' A..
Brown. Boston: Hsus, Ind y Porter, Ills;
y 49, "'s,on' Ash, Sioux City; ] Carrier ao q
II Myers, Ohio; " Whi,temore. Mo; J Shsn,,, '1s
Sity' Jos King. Y; n c Hudson I,,ra. .s.s iowa
held, do; Mullen, do "' '"ues hea-
icEspAf July &c II Honans, Boston: WV .rn,-
s.Fehs 1, v Edredys Nc; James Nsm.,,h., asI
~. fues' iowai Saml Araper. do; West and adv
u ,S west, do Hen Brsdshas, do; Jna Cr,s,
Leavsnworih; S Frost Nos Pat M,r,s nan
Williamson, Dcmon; Stirkney ,,o " n W.,,x,s -
80 . a ~ Stinses, do Wilcox do; + Peterson
iowa Hin His Mr. Mcneil do; 0 Mason Nchrss'
Sa' sam Test, do; Moore, do; Macon, do; Ms.
den do. '' NV ss"'es MATT.
p, "kpS les July s-John johnson, Iowa; Jp
nro"As, ae Spencer, do: Mills, do: Ms Rarr.,,
ae' N Robins, No River; A NJ Williams Ohio. ps,s
hedges, Iowa; Watson, n II RI Peterm.n ~.
" III street. doi Mrs Dodge, do; 5 N Owens: do: =
Lee dos Cargiil, Pa; Jas q Price Steamh,s, T,a.
: nsswh' ohio Jas oConher do; h g Fsrchilds, Ia:
T"mn Ell, i W, Jones. do; VIM Baker, Pa. An
townsend Nebraska; J J Hacksieler Iowa; r D,hrr,v
a. Lewis, dp' Allison, do; Thes NJ HardcastIe y:
= IL haraesstie d, do, Thos Palmer del panic, !
as An i; Van Camp, do; Coo Earpe, lows:
.m INA Hesiosg, y paniet Roic, do; Thes MsClel-
". r. IOWA, Eadse, XVI James Sehooey do
ahuRspAr, July a-P g Reynolds. Mich; j G Ma
y. .on, M.' a r"sey, Alabama; d Remick Iowa; A
heoeaa, ae' J Town. Nebraska; James MAXWELL ,.
MN Mount. do John Cain, do; Hasen, do; ow
y y p p., Amy, ao' Hay do; Capt Myers Ohio;
fsstam, Iowa; Thornburg, do; p A Hart,em.n
no. DO; Martin, de; II Graham, Iowa; n Rattsrsny
City. "'' "'oeA
FRIDAY, July loh-s 5 Stehioons. s,ou. Civ: las
otes, do; Chapman, Nebraska A stiekoey Iowa:
Williamson, do; " johnson, Nebraska
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The New Constitution.

The Democratic papers throughout the
State. are busly engaged in warning upon
the New Constitution. From careful peru
sal OF the various organs, we hare come to
the conclusion that the opposition to the in
WAS strumeut, hath this extent---no more
II framed by convention. u majority Of The
members Of which were Republicans. They
arc all harrtns in concert upon the clauses
Of Article IN, aud limiting ssan equality and
sommingiing Of the races. the establish
mens OF third branch Of tho Legislature.
with power "to enact laws levy taxes"
and snndry other things equally absurd, all
Of which is laid to the charge Of the Repab-
hcaas. New. we say II there is any such
thing in the New Constitution. il a,css ia
srssfsnss TO tht roses Of the Democratic
u'eabsTs. By the following vote On the
adoption Of Article lX. shows that not ons
Dcmacrst voted against ii. but that s,ns
voted for il, including the member from
this District. II will also he seen that EIGHT
Republicans voted against iss adoption
Nav, ii those atue Democrats had voted
with the digit Republicans, the Article
w"ald hare BEEN voted dawn, and Of course
sahies to amendment. The following are
tbs yeas and nays, Democrats in small cars.
Eepahilssns in Roman:
iras-Ths President, Nsssrs. Arsxs. al.
wards. Ellis. ExExsas, GIBSON, utIL,ssY,
.owEs. Hat, H,sxis. iIalIiaSswov,h. John
stna, Marvin. fAkssx, farsiu. rsrrsssos,
frrsxs, psscE, sseler, SkiF. sotoxox,
Todhanser aas Nsrren---..s
Sars-Msssss. Bunker, Clark Of Henry.
Clark Ut Johnston, GRAY, Trace, Wilson.
Winchester and Yoans-s. See page los5
ct The Con. Debates.
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WE HAVE GOT EN-,

All doubt in relation to the election in
Minnesota is dispelled. Every county has
been heard from, and the clear Republican
majority is siteen delegates. The Convcn-
ton will CONSIST Of lO2 members, of whom
there are
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To met J r smith:

xyor, ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO REDEEM ONE
Threshsns Machine with Separator attached, now
- NV sssscssiou and delivered BY you 10 me, N
Hedge 10 secure the payment Of several Promssory
Sasss fog e8s each both dated October lss 1855, and
h,.b payable To my psdef three months after
dsie thereof with interes, 4, the rate Vi ten pc.
eensum per snnurH and that uHiess said property 10
sooner redeemed, the 10th day Of July 1857, At
O'Clock, r. n. said day, will sell the same ~ pub
lie Auction, On Lot IN Block l. In Hsyiiss lst Addl-
ton 70 Council Bluffs CITY 10 Pottsvattamis County,
Iowa, 10 make the amount Of said Notes and nterese
1855 CHARLES J. FOX.
Council Blaffs. June 20-n6-4w.
DIE FRuJT-a large stock ssscrted tiods, for sass
L a the BEE HIVE.
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Gov. Walker Receiving the Bic ssinSs Of the
South.

{From the New Orleans Crescent
We question if a more unprincpled poll
tician, or a man more completely devoid Of
conscientious scruples, can be found on the
globe; and when we heard of his appoint
ment, and read the laudasions Southern
presses bestowed upon him, we predicted
that, as seon as the first acts of the new
lv hedgeled Governor were made known,
and some Of his questionable antecedents
unearthed, different tune would be played
by the organs of the dominant party. Gov.
Walker came South as an adventurer. Po-
liticaIly he succeeded. Pecunlarlly he fail
ed utterly, and came near running those with
whom he had business connections. He
was elected to the Senate of the United
States from Mississippi-how, great many
of the old citizens of that State very we'll
remember. From the moment he set foot
in Washington, he ceased being a citizen of
Mississippi or the South to all practical in
tent and purposes. During his Senatorial
career, which tasted about eight years, he
having been reelected, he visited the
State he represented once or twice, perhaps
three times. His visits were exceedingly
brief, the longest being during the summer
when the nightly gifted and gloriousiy ell
o4uent S. s. Prentiss announced himself
before the people, as a candidate for elec-
ton to the Senate by a Legislature to be
chosen the succeeding November, in opposi-
ton to Mr.. Walker. Upon the election of
Mr.. Polk to the Presidency, he was called
to the head Of the Treasury Department,
and there he remained four years, receiving
salary of $4,000 per annum, spending at
least $l2, 900, and retired from Office worth
at least 100000, if universal rumor was
not universal fiction. Mr.. Polk, immedi-
ately after the expiration Of his Presiden-
tial term, started homeward-Mr. Walker
accompanied him part of the way, but not
far enough to reach Mississippi, and then
returned North, where he has since resided.
Since he was made the recipient of his hon
ors from Mississippi, and high Federal hon.
ors from the South, he has given both Mis-
have ever regarded him as a more Northern
man than Southern man, and the sequel
will demonstrate that our impressions were
founded in truth and justice.
Before he went to Kansas no essayed
Precipitation to the free-soilers by asserting
his belief that Kansas would inevitably
come into the Union as free state; and
since he arrived in Kansas not word, Off
cia.ly or otherwise, has fallen from him cal
euiatcd to afford the southern mind the
smallest relief. May Heaven in its mercy
protect the South from such friends. She
has too many such already, and il they are
to be permitted to govern in the future, her
ruin is as sure as the DEGREES of fate.
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100 Lirss LOst The steamer Montreal
Bur1ed.

QCEBEc. June q
The steamer Montreal, one Of the regular
steamers running between Quebec and Mon
treal, left this port at O'Clock yesterday
p. NJ, having on board 100 or 500 passen-
gers Of whom majority were Scotch, and
other emigrants recently arrived from Eu-
rope. Nothing unusual occurred after leav-
ing the wharf, until the Montreal rounded
point of Cape Rogue, about Il or Is miles
above this city, when the wood work near
the furnace was discovered to be on FIRE.
Almost the very moment the smoke was
discovered the flames broke forth, causing
the utmost CONSERVATION among the crowd
ed passengers. The FIRE was FIRST discovered
about o'clock, when the steamer was near
" abreast of Cape Rogue. Every effort
was made to arrest the flames. The boat
was stopped so as to lessen the draught,
but. finding it impossible to save her, Cap
tain Rudolph ordered her to be run toward
the shore.
The officers and crew then exerted them
selves to &c. out the life boat. The flames
spread with the most astonishing rapidity
and in few seconds after the steamer began
to move forward the widest confusion and
despair prevailed throughout the ship, and
numbers of the passengers threw themselves
overheard and were, in most cases drowned.
Fortunately the steamer Napoleon, also
bound for Montreal, was but few miles
in advance of the burning boat, and as soon
as the fire was discovered, put back with all
speed and succeeded in rescuing III pas
sengers.
Capt Rudolph and the purser were among
those who threw themselves into the river.
They being excellent swimmers, succeeded
in reaching the steamer Alliance and were
saved. 1t is quite possible that others may
have saved themselve by swimming, but as
the steamer was unmanageable when con-
siderable distance from land. There is no
doubt that most of those who threw them
selves from the burning boat, found a
watery grave.
Sixteen of those saved died within short
time after reaching the deck Of the Napo-
leon and from present information, it is
believed, the total loss of life by this terri
BILE disaster will not fall short of tram SUI
to 400.
The steamer Alliance arrived here this P.
NJ, with As dead bodies. We have not
been able to learn the names of any of those
lost except Mr.. Phillips, of the extensive
numbering firm of Norcross L Phillips, of
Three rivers. The Montreal had on board
25S emigrants, recently here from GLASGOW,
together with several German families
and raftsmen and several American passen-
gers.
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Notice..

nuR OFFICE HOURS HEREAFTER WILL BE:
~ from O'Clock, A. NJ, TO O'Clock, r. NJ, and
business Connected with the Once, will be transacted
outside Of this time.
From and after the list o. July next. the Notes Of the
foiiowip: Banks will not be received counter.
Agricultural Bank, Tennessee.
Bank Of Teenmseh, Michigan.
Merchants Bank Of Macon, Gee.
Nemaha Valley Bank, Nebrssks.
n-s-am cAsApY TEST.
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Notice..

WE HAVE IL STORE BOXES MARKED g. LONG
w Iowa Point, and directed in care, which II
not chile for soon, will be sold to pay charges.
uIt-av MAY h WE'LL,
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from the View O;ieans Times

Governor Walker is a northern man, and
travels in company with the rank abolition
ist, Senator Wilson OF Massachusetts,. He
is excessively affabIe TO him, and i, is diff
cult to say whose speeches fab most sweet
iy on the ears of free-soilers. 1t 10 true
that the Governor prides himself on being
national democrat; he ha. been appointed
By democratic government, and must saw
something on that theme; but the advocate
OF sauasssr sovereignty can never be truly a
national democrat. The rights Of the South
mus. be totally ignored by him when he is
making IN appeal to the preiudices Of the
northern, western and foreign saua,ters.--
IL Is our conviction that if the suggestions
OF Walker are acted upon, scenes OF anarchy
and bloodshed will inevitably ensue, /,
should have been the aim Of one holding 90
responsible position, to ally the angry
feeling still existing in the territory. and
have recommended that the people should
abide BY shs decision Of the con.en-
ton legally and fairly elected by themselves:
but 50 just course would probably no. have
answered the purposes Of Gov. Walker
lie - evidently seeking notoriety. Let him
beware, lest in its place he gathers infamy.