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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-26
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS


NeO JOIt VI a. NJ. StOne, ct al
II virtue of an order Of sale to me directed and a
- Versdin the above described cause from IN. COM,
Of common pleas Of Wood county, Ohio / will oT.,
er SAFE .ne aoor OF the court house. in Psrrysburr
On saturday December 18TH 1857.
between the hours OF and 2 o'clock p M 81 ,,;d H.
the following described real estate TO viii. Tho
et River Tract number fftyseven 57) in th. Unit.d
oes reserve of twelve miles square at the foot ~
four aud eighty-thres hundredth, scrs,. a.
described real estate to be sold upon the follo,,jn
terms to wit--One-third in hand and tho b.ianc, X
swo equa annual instalments with interest on the de"
P'sn.sas Sn,,s ~ G., W. NORTON, Sheriff.
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NOTICE

ne,eoy given that there will be petition pr..sn,.d
Sect; 10 rouny commissioners, nt their next reppI,r
~ ssion IN december, asking them to grant via .nd
survey oil county road. follows: Beginning n, ths
noItn east corner of section fifteen 5) town S,. tR
S 'Se ne w east; thence west and three-fonr,L,
we, ourn mle thence north half mile to the Gils,d
ana Nsilogg road, in same town and ranos ~ -.
terminate. MANY pErpgEI nEe, nnu tnsfs
Weston, November 1sb7oe-, iO'hho'
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09- A lot of Free Loyoitcs r,

jo9- A lot of Free Lovoitcs recen,Iy ns,t -,
tavern IN Berlin They were from Skaneatclcs
N. T., and numbered in all about fifty persons a
Mr. Tyler being kind of pocket edition of Brig
nam Young among them. The citizens had them
arrested on charges of adultery, &C., and after
binding over" several of ihcm, the balance
caVed and all prosecutions were qua,hsd on
Inc Frc'loverS agreeing to abandonthc place.
There are queer people in this world
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@1- A meeting composed of the prominent
men OF the slayeocratic party of Georgia recently
assembled at the Stale Capitol to consult upon ma.
tonaI politics. Governor Johnson presided. and
Hon. Alex H. Stephens was the principal speak
eF' Resolutions were adopt,d approving of Bu.
chanan's administration, and demanding tho r,roov.
al OF Governor Walker.
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\olICh is given tha. petition will be presented
to the commissioners OF Wood county Ohis at
thelr session OF December 1851. wherein pstitonsrs
Assn an OrHsr oi view survey and location ofths fol-
lowing described county road to wit: Commanding
al The northeast corner OF section 30 and the south
east corner OF section % Of town north Of range II
east and thence west the section line between
tons IS and 23. 81 and 20. IL and so Terminating At
the northwest corner Of section 81 and the south
corA'r OF section 80 OF town nor.h Of range east
III. F. MILLER, eta. Petitioners.
NOTNmbNr d l3jI---pC1tsI
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HS d w Elm G q RsEI HIIS
UNION SCHOOL.

(N7II.L commence its Winter Term December stl.
w 1851, and continue twelve weeks. This school
is in highly prosperous condition. and no pains III
bs spared to make il Of the test schools Oit kind
and perfectly satisfactory to the parent guardian.
N. De L. Buell.. Superintendent of the school, and
Principal of Hi school, is a ripe scholar and expert.
enccd teacher. Miss NJ. Powers, teacher in Primary
department is also capable and experienced teacher
E'pscAl pains will he taken with Ihoss who are pre-
pairing to teach; and VIC trust all who may chose to
attend, ,wlll find this school perfectly satisfactory
bowling Green, November 49, ls5T-2Sml
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A, HIGGINS, Editor,
TERMS:
T'lrc Amulet

Has been indefinitely discontinued, ard tao,e
who paid in advance hey onl the expiration OF tho
volume which has just expired will be furnished
with the Perrysburg Journal in lice Of tho An
ulcl
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IT On Sunday night the 18th inst, the steam.
ers OPcousas and Galveston, came in collision on
The Mississippi river near New Orleans and the
former sunk almost Immediately. twenty-five per-
sOn5 were drowned
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Road Noiics.

NOTICE ia hereby given that there will b. petition
" presented to the commissioner OF Wood county
a. their next session PRAYING io- thsm cause souI
y road to be surveyed and sskblishsd said read -
commence at county road the north section llns
oi aeclion la in Plan township, atort slightly rods
rom the northwest corner OF said section; thence
seuh on the ives. half quarter line Of s.id ssctos to
county road on the south line OF said section aud
'"SLc terminate W. v. SCOTT.
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h5~ IrI1cr from friend residing in city in
the interior of the State, informs IL, that hard
times await the laboring people this winter. Two
largo manufacturing establishments have been
competed to discharge the greater portion OF their
hands aal are unable TO puy those retained
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MOIlCE Is hereby given, that petition will be prs
At their session Of December 1851 wherein pstitionnr
ask sn order d" view survey and location of the foI
lowing described county road, to wit: Commencing
at Tue northwest corner OF section 80 and the south
west corner of section 49, oftown north of II
east thence east along the section line between acc
tons 30 and 10, % and 20 2S and a. 81 and IA ana
ani 20 and - terminating a! the north corne
OF section - and the southeast corner OF section a.
Of town north, Of range II east.
H. T. MILLER, ct Al.Pstitioners.
NnHnnhsr lAhI.... .0n..L L y
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ES~ A lady in Wood county hung herself a
SH1rt Iime since from modification on accoun,
OF her husband having been caught drinking
corn corn whlSKry with Snigsins The editor of the
Perrysbnrg JO"rnaL-NapolsOa N5rth west ~
The above is doubtless very witty, sharp, and
cut;ing-
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In BAD TAsTS--A Marriage notice in the lag /,
ooiunDus 6azsHe says that on n certain day, and
by certain person, Mr.. Joseph France and Sar-
oh, rsltct OF James O'EIsrra. were married. Ouly
think of man marrying "relict.'
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Ss- No answers have been rs.rived to IN.
enigmas published last week. We must have an
'wers TO th'm before publishing oihsrs.
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fS~ The Kcnton Republican is 81 down on "
the Mad River Railroad, for increasing the fright
upon 'tSve' and hoop polrs. The editor think,
the tendency will be to greatly diminish the tradO
i'll those articles Oh the line Of that road
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Improved Farin for SoIc.

VIE SUBSCRIBER has q good improved f,rr, ~, ,.,.
,o situated three miles from Perrysburg ON the w.,
on sern he,rve and Maumee road. There arc ,,,,nt,
fruit trees, with good buildings cider mill e. T.
reasonable; ,', with but small portion down.
0ui! 'Vt lool--lNf ASHER G0nM
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Chancc fOr "A Esnrgain,

Chance EOr IA Bargain.
'IHE dwelling house and two lots, the south east
l. corner of Locust and Second streets and houEe on
Second street. door west of W. H. Cooks reSidsnce
also an Office on Front street door west Of F. X.
Mers store offered for sale two thirds of what
they are worth. Time will be given part and the
payments made easy.
Apply to- D. NJ. HEFFORD, ort
MARK CURTIS.
NAV 21 l95s-2tf
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NJ The river frnz2 last Thursday, taking tn.
steamer Belle with "snap judgment.
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Road Notice

n ers of Wood county at thsir mort ..,;o
mem .i TO lay out and establish road commencjng =,
ne sonh: east corner Of section 49, in Liberty
anu on section line to the north east cornor q,
"a! tne ooego-Ha'kinsve road on straight lin, in
secuoh 4 and part of section 30 in Plain toTnsbin 4,
a Us II can conveniently he done and owners OF land
erested by that part Of taid road are Nillinr o A.
road on straight lines, wherever it will be mt and
after they have done so. w." W Pu' Anu
November 5, 1Sj7--26u4+
NOTICE is hereby given to the inh,bi;sntI OF IN
l erty and Henry townships. that there will be- +.
peuton presented to the commissioners OF Wood co,,n
" Rt their next December session. praying for count,
ROAD to be laid out and established, as follows Com
running thence weit. on the township line .o III.
tonyille free pike. and there terminate
NoNemher S. lah1=7fmIA
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Ditch Notice,

Ditch Notice.
NOTICE is thereby to the owners of land in
Y section Il aud 49, in psin township. Wood coun.
ty. Ohio. that the trustees Of said township win meet
~ c. NibeHng's, at O'Clock a. NJ. tina 18th dAv of
December. 1884, in order lay AMI appor.ipon ts
following bitches, TO wit: One ditch commencing north
of the centre post OF section 10. an running north
anorher ditch commencing southeaIt OF said post
ming north and then joining the first mentioned ditch
aud rInung in north western direction into the so
called town line ditch :" finally dtcl, commencing
north east of sail post and running in north
direction into the Nibclung. Minton ditch.
Nov. IL, lSJ7-y1UGT
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A large quantity Of land in Wood county, and 1
number OF town lots in Perrysburg Persons desirns
to purchase are requested to apply soon.
August &, lSi7-~lHt JAMES MURRAY
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Ditch Notice.

fENHE trustees of Liberty township. Wood county O.
will meet at the house of Daniel Nc Crory in said
township on the 2ith dag OF December next for the
purpose Of locating ditch water-coursc or drain
along the south side OF he section line between see
tions number 20 ~ and ij ~, aud "a, beginning at
the Perr shurg and Finday free turnpike road run
ming thence to the }iltunvile Liberty free turnpike
road, the sam rs mly be deemed most suit
BILE by said and according to Law, with suitable
outlet drains; and all owners of lands each side Of
said line within halfmile thereof each side es
pccially Samuel McCrOry, Sen. Edwin Gorton, Mary
Welton, William Cullens, William Miller are hereby
notified that the said trustees will as aforesaid
for the purpose of laying out anl apportioning the
work of said ditch or drain according to law.
MANY PETITIONERS
Liberty Nov 49, lSJ7-9SyjS35O
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0T Please uotics the advertisement of IN,
Cosmopolitan Art A ssociation. This ins,i,uti
Ton m,rits more than the generous support
which 1t has hith.rto received at tn. hands of
those whp take pleasure in encouraging the fine
arts. 1t ir so arranged tat each person who
2nrchaies ticket can get the worth of hi.
money, aside from his ticket, by taking either
oi tn. popular magazines Of tn, present day, or
by getting a beautiful picture. Call on the
'Gents and geta ticket. In addition each sub.
scr'ber will get C1smopoliisn Art Journal, u
magazine which is conducted with much abiIi
ly and finely ILLUSTRATED. There is no chance
about this except the chance to get your money
several TINES compounded.
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FARM FOR SAFE.

'TNHE farm known the Battles farm ia Washington
l. township 40 acres. 30 acres well improved, good
house and barn, valuable orchard wen &c. &C., will
he sold very low for cash. time secured also IL
connection Il With so acres of School land living
rods distant, ali excellent qualiy land convenient
mills, schools &c. S. JEFFERSON AGENT
Nov. 3, 1857. For fohu Battles
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:" But optics sharp it needs, wccn.
10 s;e what is not to be seen -
ana nence we don't discover the point" Try
u again. ho'rIson you may yet succeed in say
ing something smart. Who knows7
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~ writer in the Bucyrus Journal advc.
Gates the substitution Of a course of lectures on
Geology, Astronomy, or some othef useful sub
jeot, for the fashionable, and too often profit.
less lectures of the present day. We second
that motion. At the slmi time, we are dccid
sdly IN favor Of having courss OF lectures, up
on general subj,c.s, By our own citizens, during
the coming winter. Such course would do
much to'relieve tho monotony of the winter
months and inspire the young with motives
worthy of their highest ambition. We have
the talenti in Perrysburg and it is at our com
mand. Half dozen lectures of this descrip-
tion, with course by Ptof. Boynion, or SONS
othsr competent person, would do much for the
intellectual Advancement AMI moral elevation Of
our town. We hove the money, and il will b..
spent. 1t is for the ctiz-ns TO say whether it
shul go for whisky aud "sprees" or for thai
which is of permanent aud incalcuabl, value.
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RANKING NOTICE. .-The PERKYsBrRd BLNk
1Jissno~ open and prepared to discount short bust
ne" paper, buy and sell Gold Silver, and Eastern Elk
change, and transact other business in their line
Interest paid on time dspesites.
NORTON. Cashier.
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Ielm':---One- twelfth part Of purchase money 10 be
pad At time of sale. aud the balance in eleven .n.,l
annual nstalments. with annua interest. No bid take.
Tor a less sum than the appraised value
JAMES w ROSS, County Auditor
ArplToEs OFFICE. Wood County, O.
Pcrrysburg. Oct. 20, 1857. 2IrsasIo
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UsrORIA, UHIO.
Ma. HreGlSs;- D1ar Sir-By requestI l send you
copy of the proceedings of the meeting of the
Teachers Institute, held in this place, and wish
you to insert it in your next publication, if con
venient. Truly you're,
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Inc undersigned viii Ofr for sale the door OF the
court house in Wood county, Ohio. on Friday Dsc 4
1871 between the hours OF and O'Clock r. NJ III.
following school lots, in section l6 in Perry tounIhip
Lot No. 2. 40 3i.lll acrel Nrln.linn AIen
The true Democrat., 1857-04-14
 ADpoiUtmpnf, by inc pre-idpnt

James II. Ware, of Alabama, reapponted Register of the Land Office at Huntsville. Ala.
 John $. Nance, of Alabama reappointed Re- ceiver of Public Moneys at Huntsville. Ala.
 illiam J. Owen, of ArkanSas, reappointei Register of the Land Office at Champagnole, Arkansas.
 William T. Sargent, of Arkansas, reap. pointed Receiver of Public Moneys at Cham pagnoIle, Arkansas.
 Henry ?. Johnson, of Arkansas, to be Reg lster of the Land Office at Washington. Arkan- sas, vice Benjamin r. Jett, whose commission exp.reS on the 29th instant.
 Charles B, Mitchell reappointed Receiver of Pubic Moneys at Washington, AraahSas.
 Thomas 0. Giascock, of Alabama, rearpoirt- ed Register of the Land Office at Montgomery. Alabama
 Oliver Basham, of Arkansas, reappointed Register of the Land Office at Clarksvlile, Ar kansas
 Monroe Donoho, of Alabama, rcappointed Register of the Land Office at Tuscaloosa, Ala bama.
 James W. Warren, of Alabama. reappointed Receiver of Public Moneys at Tuscaloosa. Ala bama
 Leroy B. Cunningham, of Arkansas. to be Register of the Land Office at Fayetteville. Ar. kansas vice Lee C. Blakemore, whose commis- sion expires on the 9th of April, 1857 Joseph L. Dickson, of Arkansas to be Re- ceiver of Public Moneys at Fayetteville, Ar kansas vice De Witt c. Yell, whose commis- slon expires on the 9th April. 1857.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-14
The Ps.,nl Eclorm in Arkan.n..

The citizens of tAs State have reason to in thankful for the very liberal mail facilities which have been recently extended to them. The sGlj inel correspondence announces the interesting intelligence of an important inn provemeLt on one of the most useful mail routes in the State. To our Senators and Represent tatiyes in Congress, and the present worthy and respectful Postmaster General we owe indiyid- tally-.or every citizen is more or less interest ed-a debt ot gratitude and of kind remem- brance This Is due them, not simply for per forming their duties but for the prompt and re- spccllu manner, in which they have caused the deficiencies iu our mail facilities, to be SUD- piled. There will soon be two very important mail routes departing from this city, six times a week, each dependent upon the regularity of the mails h.ther from Napoleon viz Pine Bluff, aud from Aberdeen. The mail coaches from the latter point arrive regularly thrice week and brus the only mails we now receive from the Mssiss 'pli riter while those from Napo. leon come somewhat ike angels visits, :" few and f'lr betweeu.' The state of things on this latter route is a,Ole.aJle ard demands speedy remely-the Interests of great number of the c.:izens lu tAi,-oate demand t, and having faith ln the .s,icc oilAose who have the power to ap- ply the remedy, we shall continue to direct their aie.l,ou h H.. subject until some reform is made. II the contract for carrying the mail from L..ie Eac, to Napoleon cannot be made to sat,-r'e the w4lts of the people let them and tDe government De relieved of it. Hoping tAa- some improvement will be speedily made We .orhear further remarks for the present, and direct attention to t4e following correspondence:
 Mr. Enroa:--Ia answer to my application, .at before leaving Washington, l have received the olc.a5a. it5n tne Postmaster General.
 P!ea~e give ii a place in your columns, and obijg ynur<. etc. R. W. JOHNSON.
 P.ae DitE. A.ril h '57
The true Democrat., 1857-04-14

0~T We are highly graiiied to learn that the inae!dus gable couirlo,or Mr. Outzen, between this city and Fayetteville put his daily line of mal stages in operation yesterday, the 2d inst We have long needed this facility. Now that We have daily mail line from this city to St. Lop's we ought to have one from this point to Lu.t Eoca. The frequent failures of the mE.., together with the constant delay, some- tmes ociasoncd, constitutes sufficient reason for a daily line ot stages Little Rock is an important point, and the establishment of a ea.y line Detw u that city and Van Buren, world ue halle. by ogr citizens with evident satislac,io1.-Iiu BUea LaeHgencer
 w. axe a.abel 90 inform our friend of the Inte'iigeacsr and the citizens of northwest Afklasas tAa, .a, desred improvement has been made .u the nal route leading from this c.iy io that section oi the State. By reference to carr-s! !oalelce furnished us by Hon. R. W.Johu-oa, .t will be perceived that We are to have ml.i communication ST times ysek between Fort Smi.h aad Little Rock.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-14

"CREDIT TO WHOM CREDIT."-The follow ing extract with regard to the administration of Gen. Pierce is quoted by the Springfield Argus as from an liable article" on the subject bv John G. Saxc:
 "When personal disappointments and indi- vdual rivalries shall have all been forgotten. when angry passions, which sway the reason of man everywhere, shall have been hushed. it will be remembered only that Franklin Pierce led his country safely through the most trying hour, that he never lost sight of the conslitu- ton, never faltered in the discharge of his duty even in the widest and backest storm, that his wisdom and frmness preserved the integrity of his party, that his administration was dlgni. fled, united and unchanged in it's personnel, and that when the forces he had marshaled were led into the field under the command of another, all the combined powers of malcon- tents, demagogues and fanatics could not pre- vail against them"
The true Democrat., 1857-04-14
Agricultural.
Culture of Broom Corn

oi bApuAH V tIu. In reply to the inquiries of several COTS pondents on this subject, we would say tnh'a
 selection of soil adapted to t, and is IrEI i preparation to receive the seed are of F-I importance. It is sometimes said that aura
 in which Indian corn will grow will auswd I broom corn. This is hardly true. Gold sI and wet land must he avoided, and so mus Infected with the roots or seeds Of weels>i Broom corn Is naturally slow in its early groal
 and needs warm, rich aud finely puvefsl soil. Nor will 1t always succeed wlthoa \ lttIe help from some concentrated fertli2&i \
 Guano, etc. And after it has got start, b$H not contend with weeds, like Indian corn
 the farmer ls so unwise as to plant 1t ina%. iuii oi " foul stuf," he must expect to heI hard and perseverngly to sublue the weela ! they will subdue his broom corn. We say, then, choose warm, rch c@I portion of the farm, aliuvial land, if pOss
 manure, blow and harrow as for Indian cOra>
 Take special pains to get the soil in fine ' q
 Plant as early as possble-in this latitude ir'
 the lst to the 18th of May-in rows three . three and half feet apart, and in hills r, one and half to two feet apart. Pass a I!'
 roller over the hills after planting. Aboa,' dozen seeds should be planted in each hi.l y
 at the second hoeing the plants should ], thlnned out leaving only eight to bill. MNl experienced farmers use little Guano, pl1 drette or ashes, to give the corn an early sgt and keep it ahead of the weeds. This shoi. be done with a careful hand, or the feril,55, r5, will make clean sweep of the brooms. I.l, |" summer treatment of this crop Is precisely D, .,, that of Indian corn. The horse cultSH. l. should keep down every weed At the g' hoelng the plants should be hilled up IlIaIi
 h September, when the heads are maias', ', the crop should be tabled" This is done 7 going through the field, row after row, at .. breaking down the top of each plant, so tnn 1, will lie in horizontal position. The cr9I /, , then ready for harvesting. Before severe I'M ,, come on, go through the rows and cut oh ., '.,
 brush wirh sharp knife, just above the uP5s ,b, section, and spread them in thin layers on ,ss g
 barn floor, or on piles of loose rails or sa. | Were the air can circulate freely through " When thoroughly dried, they may be e''''
The true Democrat., 1857-04-14
AcKxowLxDoMExTs.- behalfof Mr. ohn-

ACKNOWLEDGMENT behalf Of MT J Ohn- son, as well as ourself, we take occasion to acknowledge to the committee of Memphis, the honor conferred upon each of us by their polite invitations to attend the railroad celebra- ton in that city, on the 1st and 2l prorimo- Being at this time solt4s in the discharge of the editorial duties of the paper, and having other business which requires our constant atten- tion, we cannot of course. expec. to attend.- Besides, We are not very great epicure, nor by any means asteutorian-to be neither of which, we opine will cost man much privaton if not very great embarrassment at the celebration contemplated.
 Mir Johnson will return to Little Rock about the lst of May to be in attendance at the meeting of the directory of the Cairo and Full ton railroad, which takes place on the 4th.- The impossibilty of his accepting the invita- ton is therefore obvious.
The true Democrat., 1857-04-14
Hon. E. W. JOHNSON,
 Pine Blu4, Jefferson CO.,, Ark.

HoN. JAMES B. CLAY FOR GOVERNOR OF KEHTUcKY.-The Louisville Courier publishes a communication from distinguished gentle. man, long known to be one of the staunchest and most answering democrats in Kentucky suggesting the name of Hon. James B. Clay for Cover CT, as one that would rally most suc- cessiully the gallant little old-lne whig army and henational democracy of the State. The Courier says, We have heard Mir. C!ay's name frequently mentioned in connection with this position, and if he can be induced to accept the nomination, there is not man in the Know Nothing ranks that will be able to come within ten thousand votes of him."