The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-20
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THE MISSISSIPPI ELECTION.

the State tcketthe election OF Singleton, and pretty
much of general sweep for the Legislature We sat
sed with the result and shall not give utterance any
undue exutation beaten and dispiritcd oppo
nents We would much rather persuade them to aban
don their frutless opposition and join the majority Of
their fellow citizens in sustaining the national admnisa
ton and the national State-ghts democracy, which is
battling for the right of equality in the Union guaranteed
to by the constitution. For the relative strength of
parties in this county the reader will look to the State
and congressional vote The vote for representative in
the legislature influenced greatly by local causes
though the democratic candidate has larger majority
than our party obtained two years ago
We are extremely glad to the run Mr. Singleton
has made gaining eighty votes his majority in the
last election 3d. too of the State ticket The vote of
the county was not full Our voting strength is
thought be something like eleven hundred In nearly
all the counties from which have reports the vote has
been light, Yet Singleton and the State ticket have
gained largely the poll of 1855 Singleton gains
cording present figures in the counties Of Clarke
Jasper and Smith, 269 votes and loses SO in Newton
making his clear gain in the four counties 23345
than Lakes majority in the last election Singeton's
majority, have doubt will be several hundred in
the old district independent of LauderJale We have
been confident from the first that this would be the
suit and should scarcely have felt that had achieved
victory had Mr. Lake carried the district formerly
constituted. st t
GETTING UP BANK. The Milwaukee Sentinel says that
the following is letter actually received from parties in
the city of New York If this is the plan upon which
the banks of Iowa to be got up, 1t is time the
people apprzcd of before it is too late Read the
letter people of Iowa. and learn how your banks
to be ''got up:
I'm NEW York. No - Wall street. July 2, 81.
DEAR SIR Understanding from some of your friends
visit to this citythat you DESTROYS start
bank under the free banking law of Wisconsin take
this opportunity to offer you services to forward
views Having had great experience within the past five
years in getting up banks in Indiana Illinois, Michi
gam and in Wisconsin, under the free banking laws
of those States quite your interests would be
served by employing to get in operation for you
Without wishing designing to disparage neigh
bors {some Of whom engaged in the business
we would say that to make bank successfully
there is much wisdom to be displayed in its organization
which has not been displayed by those have alluded to-
for out of 43 they instrumental in getng up in
Indiana Al have failed while of those have 'got up
(27 only IA have failed We have made it particu-
lar study organize ree banks and hence our great
success and if parties who desire to get up banks will
be governed by the advice give Din private crc
lars there is danger but the protector of the bank
win make money and it is to the protector interest
| only look.
1t will sir cost you but little to get up bank with
$780, 900 capital secured by stocks With the addition
of the retaining fee 81 900 above mentioned about
600 for plates and notes. and IS 900 placed in our
hands as margin for the 500 900 stocks we can man
age to put it in successful operation.
Yours, respectfully o, p r.
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