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Certificate of D. c. Nc Cullum, asst. Engineer N
Y. and Ere Railroad

Engineers Office, Oswego, March 49, 1882
Having used the several Mineral Paints which
have before the public for several finding
of them what in opinion, they recommended
he was induced reluctantly the BRIDGEWATER
PAINT have painted several Bridges the New York
Erie Railroad with this article and have found
superior any article of the kind in
(Sgned) D. C. McCULLUM,
Assistant Engineer, n. Y and E. Railroad.
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Patent Medicines, sc.

Patent Medicines. sc.
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AHNESIOGk'S Eermiiuge'
MciANEnS permuge;
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bo = I,,H ,ilAililn
eAN NJ f fsH SHPe' M
MokR1StS,S SHrsaparla; MINI.
AUufLANp ; Mefinah ilttefS
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o. NV ny ~ " . i,teis'
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pPy.N1s pu,r,o,ic Waters.
Nv w ~ 49,, pan,ora,,
n vi ST % = > ,i,Isnu, Wild Cbarrv.
n tTTcJ VII ~ arri. md ~
R6GERiS Iiver,yort and Tar:
Tnn IWEP Oil iIadTemon Carl, & ca
ronI TVER on Unnshnw Prescnt "a
con IiVER I'll Rnrnctt,s.
II aSTISC;S Svrn nf Nantha
JaYNE,S Exnectoramt;
OSG0OD'S Chologogue
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-yL, =, -. West FONT, Dec. II, 1851
have used the BRIDGEWATER PAINT upon In bu,dings
under my charge West Point and have found
amy expectations 1haye hesitation nv tesnnn
have used. R a SMITH Sie
Lieut.. and Quarter Master u s. Military Academy.
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Certificate of Capt. 1Aos S. Mnott, Of Ship Oxford

Now Orleans, May 4, 1872.
have used the BRIDG EWATER PAINT on the work,
also decks and tnrpuins Of the ship Oxford
entirely stislc ion Gni thut much of the rusling
and of and by the
Mineral Paint. and recommend it ship
owners thri ty paint. I'll IS. s. MINOTT
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CAIAl,OH U e OF GENUINE
ines, which they offer to supply
etor's lowest wholesale prices.
ncy, No. Isl amp q Chartrss
Hibbard's Wild Cherry,
Richardson's Sherry Wine,
Hutching's Vegetable Dyspepsia
Gnuley's Vegetable, Colernan's,
HOLLAND German, Gxygensted
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water, Meen Fun,
jones Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
Low's'Brown Windsor,
jones Chemical,
Railways Medicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compunds
OF all descriptions.
-. PILLS.
Wrights Indian Vegetable,
Mofat's Life, Brandreth S,
MorriSon's, Lees, New London,
PARIS, Sappington's, Champ
:, ,,o,u c..
ia"naSa -, '"S " > ioai fs'
mile,
G i' Tar1atn 'tLious' etei D.
i Spe!,oGi ,, ee1Sag I, Cook .,
tndar,a,,,s ~ ii site ti1i IT,.
ITis,.,.,S go, 81 - ,ieons.H lleai'h'
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f.jlhar,is : 49, H.. a. Li iiUa,ept
~ ,i,tfn Il "''iO'h' DecA
! radv,s R a. rroo,d,,-,. pu,
800 v !,0o', ,tnsD IS, iie'
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80 %" i a,i ~ ''atH.S, ro,
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G"rInn,s tInTa 49, SPTP,S,
~ : IJ "A is'I mvF 'S'i'
pbo,o,,s NJ 4 MS. 70 .,o~,,
lciirannis -, ~, a na.erie'o' D.
paIIard,a Ini.s un,ni51
Tavna,s q ,, 80 10y" L.! o. r,s,a
"a" ~ N = i'i.y' IN rE ;SIt ihuin'
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lT"rr"mt,S ig;s;rns'pLu,.
trartaris SnanSh WiT,nn
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NJ KiTdorTs Gor,I,n,
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WcNIrnnIs Eiiw;saf o,.,
IRadyav,s Enadv pai, n
IRadway,s RaSciran. ''''
Tarr",;,s TndolibIs e III,
n E;,oS;a III" p, inn,
lDr Fitch,s sbn,I,in '"L pra'oos.
iDr Eitch,s InhnI;nn Tnhos '
H. go pnn.ians. nDoe'
Winarts Arra ,upn'G Er,rs,.t
ITennnr,s Snac;tc
lNIarslIalI,s tiotboIlcor
IDr Fitcb,s Pranaroti,,s
iMorse,s Con,nannd SSrrn n,
Ya,,o,n S I'LL syrup "a
lperrv Ia viS,v J pajm 'Rt1,o.
!, E.-,Sn,s ESsenc" nf Giraa-
lNnrtip,Gra,u Rh,,,,nnt;p
nonnd "'i' ''
lNortinora,s Ccrdia, R;t.srs
MYERS Extract of Root Rose
IDr Wapd,s Sp pe
IUnham's Pix Elaciuarv
lSterr;s 0nedilaor
lGo5frev,s ,,ord;aj
lTprling,n,,s Ralsnr,
lDr Cnllen,s prsnarations
lRntsnan,s 6rnnS P"'"'''n''
Dr. Javne,s Eotnl, yodic,uos
ISaidIft, snd soJn po,rSars
IEuDiOtslS Fhuid Eytrapt Pnrbu
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Certificate Of Capt. r. Tucker, of ship Helen
McGQn.

n,
have tested the Brdgewater Paint for which G. G. ogert
Co. agents i'll various ways my ship for the past
years have found in every respect superior
have 1t is in my Opinion, invaluable durable
and protective substance, and
ships use in preference to any other.
(Sigued r. TUCKER,
Master of shin Helen Mctiaw
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Certificate of Capt. Hiler, of ship II7rcH,

D,
have been using the Brilgewute Mineral Paint
of ship for the past years and consider vaua
BILE paint for going vessels recommend such without
hesitation both for economy and its undoubed protective quail
ties. (Signed,) THOMAS g. HILER.
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Certificate of Capt. Hall, bark Hia,ratha.

u,
have used the dgewater Paint decks houses
the bark iiawaha and find superior any paint used
recommend to of vessels especially decks In
June last decks leaked and the Bidgewate being
recommended applied coats which they have been
perfectly tight, and have needed caukng painting
(Signed) DAVID Ii. HALL, Master bark Hiawaha
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DISSOLUTION-THE COPARTNERsHIP HERETO
~ fore existing between the undersigned under the firm of
Jacob Dabova Co.. is this day dissolved by mutual
the settlement of which will be attended to by the firm of F.
Jacob, Dussumier i Co. +. JACOB,
+. DAROVAL,
+, DUSSUMIER.
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r. R. r.
A SIMPLE SOLUTION OF A SCIENTIFIC
MEDICAL PROBLEM.

r AID w A Y'S r E L I E F.
Will prevent and euro
The most MALIGNANT FEvERS whether contagious non
contagious, infectious simple, with the same safety,
rapidity and efficacy, that it drives ont and ex-
pes from the system the most simple
Diseases relieves, as it al
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Certificate Of Ohuer H. Lee, Superintendent of Hud
son River Railroad.
Hudson River Railroad Office New York JAM H. 1879
Thisi certify that have used the PAINT
on roofs OF cars on metal roof Of Depot buildings on iron
work generally and to some extent wood have no
hesitation in that besides taking the price into consife
ration 1t the best article for the have with which
am acquainted 1t seems to possess durability adhesive
ness, and fully meets my expectations.
OLIVER II. LEE
Late Superintendent of II. x. Railroad
Mr.. Lee Is now Secretary H. r. Railroad.
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PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
DEALERS.


DEALERS.
JAMES ROBB 4 CO.,
S. NICHOLSON 4 co,
Corner Exchange alley and Canal street.
SAMUEL SMITH 4 CO.,
Corner Camp and Gravierstree
Corner Camp and Casalstreets
BROWN, JOHNSTON l. CO.,
No. 50 Camp street.
MENARD, lesson 4 Co,
BANK OF COMMERCE,
JACOB BARKER, Agent,
Corner Camp and Gravier Streets
THOMAS II. BARKER,
Corner Camp and Gravier streets.
No. 80 Camp street.
II. B. MERRELL& CO..
Corner Camp and Common streets.
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E1IifEI ENGES nNG,Na 'u,t..t,..s. w A
4 coulttIy plantation use ;r sale yerA cheap by
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COMPREHENSIVE EUNDERSIGNEDH HAVE
~ for,nen coparnerhip for FRYING the Western Pro
duce Commission and Forwarding Business under the style Of
F. JACOB DuSSUMtER CO.. Nos. 46, Al and 4S Old levee
corner Of Cont street. +. JACOB
L. DUSSUMIER.
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kIOTICE-THE PARTNERSHIP OF WILLIAM HOG E
~ CO. of New York. is this day disso wed by mutual
Either is authorized the of the trim
in the liquidation o its atfuirs WILLIAM HDGE,
December 81 1856. JAMES ROBB.
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(tpAtI-j5n a lump I.rAgu Coal ssillhc
~ r;y lao ScHuy kil, yr faulty use III bulk and
for al, rrrI,b y
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NOTICE-TH COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
~ existing under the style of FEARN, DONEGAN CO..
is dissolved by the death of JAMES II. WEAkLEY and the
withdrawal of NJ W. STEELE. Either of the surviving
authorized the the firm in liquidation.
Its liabilities will be protected by JAMES H. DONE
GAN. NJ. W. STEELE
November s. 1856. JAMES II. DUNEGAN.
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Certificate of Capt. Gale, of ship R. D. Shephere

New Orleans Dec. Is, lS5i.
Having used the Bdgewater Paint, decks and
of my vessel, for time past, cheerfuIly
merits and consider the best paint for durability potec
ton that have used
(SigneD JAMES GALE, Master CT ship R. D. Shepherd.
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DISSOLUTION.

Agents for the States of Louisiana,
Mississippi. Alabama and Texas.
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There is popular remedy much in vogue various
of health and comfort which disposed earnestly
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF and is much superior to the
Eau sedative OF Rospa universally used by the French
the sick wash for the hands and face drops it,
the time, being drank in occasionally through
day fertilizer Peonac etc. during the existence of the
epidemic 1t is highly refreshing and eXhilaating agent
quite innocent and used in season, will
lives
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aul6 lydWkl

| WRIGHT ~ CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they offer supply
Druggists and Dealers at Propreors lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. l5l amp Charities
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Certificate of G. H. Talcott, Brevet Lieutem
ant Colonel New York Arsenal.


Being advised by OF the first painters In the city of New
York to the BRIDGEWATER PAINT in preference
other the Ordnance Buildings my charge
ernor's Island did and found all that
to be- The buildings which of brick speak for themselves
and cheeully give testimony in behalf of the virtues
the paint, deeming it superior to any now 10
G. TALCOTT BIT. 1t. COL
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THE Cas-PARTNERsHIP OF RoBB lIOGE \
WILSON, OF Liverpool, this day dissolved by mutual
Each partner authorized tho of therm
in the liquidation of its affairs.
JAMES R0BR
WILLIAM IOGE
December 81 1856 CHARLES BETHUNE WILSON.
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JAMES IL. DONEGAN WILL. CONTINUE THE
Cotton Factoage and Commission business in New Orleans
in his and for his Office heretofore
% Carondelet str
New Orleans November s, 1856. do
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de-. If
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NEW GOrk. Dec 30 IHJI
We certify that have used the Bridgwaer Mineral Paint
and are satisfied from observation that fully equal
any paint of the kind now in use.
HARRINGTON Il CLARK, Painters and Dealers
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TD-PA TNERSTIIP-WE HAVE THIS DAY AS
~ socned ourselves under the style and firm OFFS TOBY Jr
BRO for the purpose of conducting City Express and Com
mission Business SIMEON TOBY, Jr.,
EDWARD TOBY
INV Noypmbpr I
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Certificate of Il. 8. Alexander. of the United
States Military Academy.
Painters' Certificates.

have been using Bridgewater the six months
in preference to other mineral and in instance
been disappointed in its qualities. painted the Ordnance
Buildings, Governors Island with it, have no hea
ton saying covered the brick stucco work bete
than any paint could have used
RADCLIFFE CARMAN Painter and Dealer in
Paints, IS Barclay street.
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BY MIGNoN.
Does he fancy-this lover benighted--
That because, in petulant fit,
He has chosen my corner to quit,
l feel terribly punished and sighted?
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Z WDAL--NDRE CUAL!-EET TOUE 5 n 7 Z 7 S
" where you please, but be ynu your COAL the
City Coal Office No Is Exchange Place, opposite the Post OF
where always hand the lowest notch in the
good supply Of best Pittsbnrg English American Camel
Anthracite, by hosshead and Lower Ohio Coal.
old stand II CustonouSc ee
Exchange Place friends and customers will be prompt
leaving their orders Is Exchange Place
Coal Yard No. l76 Magazine street, N0tre Dame
opposite Allied kearnys Warehouse.
p. S.-Also, Oak, Ash and Pine Wood.
2. II. WILLARD, Agent.
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ways does,
THE MOST TORTURING OF PAINS AND ACHES.
Physicians give Caome Blue Pill for ninety nine
plants 1t seldom prescription given
but that Mercury Caome forms the pncjpalmedcal part
the In fact II Is of the most popular and positive
laws the medical faculty that when they do know
what to give patient cannot clearly obtain satisfactory
diagnosis the disease the patient to give Caome Now
contend that RAILWAYS READY RELIEF or REGULA-
TORSeither of thempossesses greater variety of
Mercury any FORM and is capable of restoring health
where Calomel would consign its victims to death.
FEvERS.
every section of country the present time
prevalence of Fevers than usual Among most
fatal and general notice that
Yellow Fever
Bilious Fever
Fever and Ague,
Typhus Fever,
Scarlet Fever,
Ship Fever,
Chagres Fever,
Nervous Fever,
Congestve Fever,
Brain Fever
Bone Fever,
Lung Fever, ETC.,
Are the prevalent The regular faculty in their
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minority in the Union-what are the prospects
for the democratic candidate in 1860? With the
question of emancipation boldly taken up and
made political issue in Missouri in 1857, we
may perhaps have the same agitation in full
blaze in Kentucky, Virginia, Delaware aud Ma.
rylsnd within the next three years Where
then, are the democracy in 1860 to stand, and
how are they to be reunited and harmoniEe in Mis-,
souri, and South Carolina? Not by the admission
of Kansas as a slave State, nor as a free Stats
not upon the bred Scott case, and not upon the
basis Of the spoils and plunder-nor yet through
the agency of Mr Fillmore as an outside opposi-
ton candidate.
But should the pending warlike relations be-
tween Spain and Mexico result in the course Of
the next three years. in rupture with Spain,
and should the question of peace or war be thus
made the leading campaign issue for 1860
the democracy may triumphantly carry the
day for the war; as in 1872 and 1874. Nor is It.
impossible, nor even improbable, that this over
whelming issue may yet be brought about. Our
whole Cabinet sympathize with Mexico. Gen
Cass, ever since the Mexican peace, has regretted
that it did not include the Gulf of California aud
the contiguous territories and if Mr.. Buchanan
has weak side, it leans to the island of Cuba
Accordingly, before we can venture to predict
the result of the election of 1860 upon our do
mestic squabbles over Kansas and Dred Scott,
we must await the full Development Of Mr. Ba-
chanans foreign policy and measures in reference
to the pending warlike relations between Spain
and Mexico.
We may yet secure in 1860 cessation of the
domestic war against the South, through
foreign war for the South. Let the South Caro-
lima secessionists, then, wait little longer, and
let the Missouri emancipationists keep up their
fire. The succession may depend not 30 much
upon the niggers of Kansas, Missouri or South
Carolina as upon the niggers Of the lovely island
of Cubs. Who knows?
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the last named port on the 18th inst She has about
i've hundred passengers.
Capt. Rynders, the newly appointed United States
Marshal was duly qualified yesterday and will enter
upon the duties Of his Office today. All the Offices
in his gift except one deputyship, will be filed with
new men.
The late Dr.. Burdell's household effects and dental
tools were sold at auction yesterday at No. 81 Bond
street, the house where the murder was committed
An immense crowd attended the sale, an account Of
which we give elsewhere.
The Brooklyn Common Council last evening
adopted the report Of the committee in favor Of al
lowing the city railroad cars to run on Sunday. The
vote stood twenty-five in favor to twelve against the
proposition. Mayor Powell will, it is said, give his
official sanction TO the measure forthwith.
The sales Of cotton yeskrday embraced abe INT g. 900
bales chiefly In tSAnsitu TIE market closed arm, and
lots based upon middns uplsnds at ab ,ut
lac. 1870, and mddlng Nov Orlesns at l4xc Flour
heavy, with moderate sales the market cesing 81
easier rates for common and medium grades Whea.
irregular, with light sales Of Southern and western
red at 81 Al 81 ~, white Canadian st 81 80,
Corn was In good demand, with free sales Of
southern yellow M go. . 3d., for sound, and
Western mixed ct CSC. . 72c., with Old Southern
white ard yellow h Toe . IS, Jersey rye sold
At $40 s6o Pork less animated, and sales Of
ness were made in lots, At s9s 90 sA; clear do as
s9t 25 and prime 1t $40 So Beef firm at $40 Is
81 TO for untry prime, and at sl2 rs $N for
TO-, and 100 bbls Chicago beef hams sold ct $40 Is
here active movement In SUGARS and the market
closed with 10 advance. The sales footed up
bout 1900 hhh, at rstes sivsn In another oolamn
Coffee quiet, with small sales LAguAys - ., l2s.,
svs ut 1870 and Rio ., H. 40 To Liverpool grain
DGsged ct ed In bulk bags oots,n .! 32d, and
,aoon Q0a
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The Moore and Livingston Difficulty.
suPRKNE coURT-ePEC1AL THIN.


NtRcH sO-H Prize Moore AIRED y. Liriagsfon.-1be
history Of this very remarkable and The particulars Of
he controversy plaintiff and defendant which has
coupled our criminal snd civil courts Cor past.
familiar readers W render reps Ion neces
airy. The present controversy involves properly 10 the
smoupt Of between f<0Vo and go 90.
judge Roosevelt delivered elaborate opinion this morn
ps extending over o. pages and which occupied more than
hour IN Ne delivery spd concluded By suit
snd street which cunced Il one time teionges 70 the
ainn but who'll bsvng put out OF his hands 70 defeat NE
ams credtora b. In law recover osct uness bv
howtg exceptional circumstances efemptng him
ron the spHcs.on o he rule nc. 10 msn deiyins
The plsirua socord pgly sets up a re conveysnce,
in his hands and row IN me oelendAu!a and
has souaM 10 prove he stecuuon and delivery,
which the ans- or denies And the question She ain
only ultimate queson 70 be aetermnel-wsl ne alleged
here At any line srh nsrument or any instrument
I've MINOR In evis,sscs .recuci BY he defendants either
nj th,t t ne palnnf The possession OF which the defend
ants hsve obtanei and wrosg ully Withheld
sad ms, conclude therefore that deed Of recJnveyance
IN pcore vas actually srecuted and Delivered that lawful
lv beeee his property that the defendant
oueny some way nexplaned repoasessed him elf Of the
nsirur end vronpfuy vhhods H. and TIA. the planth
Ia sn,cd lawfully well Justly 10 decree for ~
JUN ls5t 10 pbich une conceded by the complaint
here in and fair accounting 70 the entire satisfaction
We uider.suc liza, he leEa grounds on which alone Dr.
ssit that counsel engaged for him have from time 10 time
whise from The suit IN view ~ s spnarent desperaeness.
y wee howver finally taken IN hand and carried Wr0aEh
Ajs ygssssi eVpIss-
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Hon. Robert J. walkers Letter OF Accept
ance-The True Policy.
It will be observed from our telegraphic ad
vices from Washington, that the policy which Mr.
Walker has adopted for the government of Kan
sas (as laid down in his letter Of acceptance) Il
emipently fair, honest and conciliatory He does
not propose to conquer peace by the bayonet
but by the peaceable agencies of justice, mode
ration and mutual concessions among the bellige
rent squatters and border ruffians.
1t appears that during the late campaign Mr.
Walker issued manifesto for Pennsylvania cir
culation, predicting that the solution Of the Kan
sas-Nebraska bill would be the inevitable admis
sion OF Kansas as free State. We understand
that MIR. Walker, under an honest administration
of the law, still entertans this idea, and that he
has provided most positively and completely in
his official programme that the law shall be
honestly administered. 1t is also understood that
Mr.. Buchanan heartily supports the views and
plans OF MIR. Walker, and is confident of a sue
cessfu and satisfactory issue out Of this ugly mig
ger imbroglio.
In the meantime, the pro-slavery party Of the
ate Legislature have made their arrangements
or State Convention, with view to pro-
slavery State constitution, all of which
proceedings are utterly repudiated by the
free State party. They will take no
part in the election; they have 20 resolved in
convention assembled, so that Mr. Striogfelow
win have it this time, quietly, all his own way.
The question is, therefore, how far will Mr. Walker
recognize these One-sided proceedings? Will he
adopt them, and accordingly pass up Kansas to
Congress at the next session for admission as
slave State? or will he inaugurate new seraoof
preliminary popular movements calculated to
enlist the confidence and competition of the free
State party? We are glad to see that Mr.
Walkers plan is that of the inaugural, viz, to
secure to every voter of Kansas voice in her
elections This policy, therefore, must involse
the population, in some way or other, of the mi
tiatory proceedings Of the late pro-slavery Legis
latufe for how can the SURFACES Of the free State
party be secured in obedience to the arrange
ments of an authority which they denounce as
basely Illegal and fraudulent?
Mr.. Walker will not 90 out to Kansas till Nay;
but the new Secretary Of the Territory (Mr. F. P.
Stapton) will proceed to Lecompton within a
few days; SO that within week or two we may
anticipate some official proclamation from the
new Governor, od int, distinctly inaugurating
the policy OF Mr.. Walker. That the a1mlnistra-
lion fully appreciates its tremendous resp3hs-
oiiy in this matter is very evident and very en-
coursging. 1t is the first essential to the graceful
and satisfactory solution of the whole difficulty.
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