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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-30

AN OLD MERCHANT RETIRING.-Josah Bradlee,
Esq, the Oldest living Boston merchant contemplates
to retire from business in February next The Her.
aid of that city says:
Mr.. Bradlee, we learn, commenced business in this
city on the LIST Of September $780, eight years more
than half century ago. The first set of books he
opened-still preserved with care-contains the I'M
pretending entry, Cash capital paid in $500" By
perseverance and nnfinching devotion to business,
that small capital was augmented year by year, in
creased by small gains at first but gradually growing
larger, until the merchant with small beginnings and
humble expectations and unblemished honor, now
ranks among the millionaires of Boston,"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-30

The Forty DOLLAR SEWING MAcHINE.-Eyery
housekeeper who has much sewing do would speed
lily and WELL shoud provide herself with one of the
forty dollar sewing machines offering for sale He'd
rick, No. Camp street. where they may opera
ton 1t machine whose merits attested by rapidly
spreading popularity See Mr. rs card column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-30

SILKS, EadBRoIpERlEs AND LAcEs.- -Messrs Giquel
Fos and IS chasres street announce that they
an this day splendid assortment q black and coored
ss and and iacss the attractive escsp
Hons all which they will dispose Of very prices The
advertisements in another column will afford our lady friends
some inieresting particulars. Let them read II.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-30

Ugh In looking over the schedule Of articles to
be presented to the different Indian tribes, for which
the Secretary of the Interior invites proposals.
observe, says exchange paper, theitem' t,co hun
dred dozen scalping knives." Our hand, says an
exchange paper, went up involuntary to the "pace
where the hair ought to be-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-30

PIRACY ON THE DELAWARE RIVERA dispatch
of the 2lst from Philadelphia says:
The sloop Mechanic, lying in the stream above
Market street. bound to Odessa, Delaware, was en-
tered last night by party of robbers and the man
in charge beaten until he became nsensible, after
which the vessel carried over to Coopers creek
on the New Jersey side of the river, where she was
robbed of groceries and freight to the value of from
two to three hundred dollars.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-30

BOILER ExrLosIoN.-A steam-boer in factory
in Grifentown, Canada, near Montreal, exploded on
the 2Oth killing one man and severely wounding
eight others. The building was shattered to frag-
ments. d..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-30

FRANCIS ToMBoLA.-The twelve thousand dollar
emboa of Mr. H. Frankie No Poydras street. holds on,
strong inducements those who would procure beautiful
Christmas preen-and mayhap something of en-
during profit His oboa plan fair and square to
all. See the advertisement in another colu mn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-30

The victor in an argument can afford to dispense
with the last words"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-30

COAL At FiFTy CENTS BARREL- Mr. P. H.
willard No. Is Exchange Place. selling good article of
coal for family at half dollar barrel See advertise
me mt,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-30

HOUSE FURNISHING GooDs.-Every conceivable
and movable article in the house furnishing line embraced
the stock Of Messrs. Samnel E. Moore Co., No. 40 Camp
street, and each article in such variety that house may
fitted according to the humbest extravagan
And the goods besides being sold cheap delivered free
in any part of the city Housekeepes and retail dealers
we'll advised read the advertisement in another
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-30

0Ns HuNp1Ep ND FIErY THOUsAED D0LLARs'
wo.sa ~ twEza1 sAcRrsicr II vii b SON, BY the
adystiz hAs IA. Joseph No. ~ Camp street y
ssng fk<ge "a magnificent stock Of silver ware
tsvs general fancy Goods Y prices twenty
- NJ cs Of importation Tho fancy good
psricuszly rp md varied and opportunity for
earring beauf xteful holiday Il Email outlay
osrsd III pslvet sses viii continue weeks and then
ts mock IN " CLOSED Read the
y LUs1l0Us THINds FROM rHH ANTILLES. - Mr..
John Lever No i1S Old Esyse street between the markets.
h jnst rsceIved Sars6 the chnicsst fruits Of tbs West
lndisa 10 hours Havana BIZ NE brig Talluah
Fsnsfs and ohes must hsud early the pick See Nj
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-30

Fancy GooDs ron THE LADIES. The ladies will
npd Bstsss on Canal street. near Dsuphins
the finest sserSnss u material embroidery
ailks ehsns pAsrns knitting cotton snd other arsi
for fass BY he Isdss b found anywhere We
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-30

WATCH AND CHRoNoMETER MANUFAoToRY.-Mr.
James Pascal at No "a Commercial Place. has superior
manufacturer of watches and chronomeers
regulator and rsparer of the and especially worthy the
patronage of those who particular hair in the nicely
and precision Of their timekeepers. See Mr.. Ps card.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03
TIE COMING EL..CI lOAS-NEW YORK, PENN.
| SYLEANlA AND ONO.

Tho last Presidential contest was a close one II il
tre thai democrats IN every Il ct on OF the Union en-
trr.d uio thai cont II MA strong pefnl conyic-
tols: Int their non a ,,r. tmp r " in The kIowl-
ed re IN !, In, onnp.t ON were in the local ascehd ncy
l., 5.vanteen lIs having more than suic cIlt num-
b,r of al cfora ynt3 10 eide the caayasc in favor
Of SIR Fr mo4t for The Presid .ucy Thty Knew that
.ypry INCH or eroual would be d tpnt, d aid that in
nrl M s,cnre succ i Tor their cad date aid the
pi nc ples he i, presented it would bc necessary tor
,nm 10 pa1 form All lher strgagth aid eXrIuAs---
But Two wears before Know Nothtngnm AL Black
Rgpnb ca,I.a had swept over the North,ru La,i,rn
aid N-lor.i SAFES WIN almost irresistible loicc AID
+ ultmatcly Inc tide OF i;lNtc-n aud pru-cr pl On
rpce,v d Il fatal check from lle u.co4qn raUa G,mo-
crncy Of tha Old Domln oi broad I'D DIP trace, OF
rs devastating inrouds were stll N.s.hl. m several Of
The Southern States. Before the cunyass opened it
was apparent That Il strolg r.uet o. had taken place
n The plIj c md of the coully in favor Of thc De-
mocratc parry bat wn th,r than rae, Oh was TO as
sumn he tesi moaal OF -ub,lalt Al fruits. N ,et for
rep ntaaet or 10 De exh b.tld ~ The simple ,appro
val OF errors and N ID d, without political sever
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03
NOTICE.

DY virtue of resolution of the Board of Trustee.
ID Of ihr Sllimnn Ftmnlr Collegiate Idstitutr i,
Clinton. Louisiana. horaby give notice TO the stock
holders ih 'rcnG who haze not paid up their full sub
srr pol for stock. that iyr dollars per share. IL re
qfesttd to he paid to the Treasurer Of sad Board
within siS'y days from t not &c. aud five dollars
share cvrry thirty days thereafter until the Who'll,
amount Is pad H.
BYTHtLL HAYNES. Secretary
Clinton Ia. July Is57
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03
NOTICE.

/, IL PERSONS INDEBTED 10 the firm of Mills
IA Il CLtyGLANu. and Mrris. CLEVELAND & 90. are
h rrby notified not to ply ~ IN any 9th man ici
liqu ntn 50 indrbi dHess " III Gilbert = Hawkins
~ The administrator Of N. G. MuIs ns he If moi lc-
galy authorized to receive the same. and snch pny
menis " !! not b. cognized 10y me as the surviving
pafti.r TO said coic rn.
sept g. 1851 a. y. CLEVELAND
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03
FOI, SALE.

4 PLANTATION IL rdnt Coupec. situated immr.
"A dtaIey an Baron Gro-stet,', containing on hun
dud and sSty-v acr 5 of Ia ID Gily Of wl eh are
und,r cu .igat'on The place has al the improve.
mtuis ary for the colrenirncc and comfort of
family. Steamboats, can land conrcnirntiy in trout
Of the plicn. Th had.i~ heavily t'mbcr.d with Il r
Gymr- lrrs. The location is healthy. pl asant, and
III oyrry uay desirable
For prt cular. apply 70 Mrs. Bridget Il Rlpr. %
h' premises, on 10 g. Gackai. at his sal lcrY E.iab
blslmout in Bayou Sara. june 22-tiry
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03

THE DaRSlGNED nave q tine lot Of Carriage
| Horses, ,adiIr llorsas and about twenty five
head o. Mules which they oii'r ut able price,
Persons drsironr Of purchasing can eNamin the
Horses and Mules at Clark stable. or by calling on
the subscribers at Exams Whites Hotel
nug . 1851 HAYS & LOVE.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03
PARTNER WANTED

A PLANTER. RESIDING On BLACK CREEK.
"a nrur " Away station. on The Clinton Il pnrt iind-
-ot Raj Read dr- rona oi haringn plrlner lnr ihl
Il H year. Any one having iram FIVE 10 FIFTEEN
ia ~. and willing 70 take tu control or the planta
ton, wi lind il to his ad.antagca a inter II to cal
npoi The Editor Of the American Patriot. at Clinton
for furb information.
Tie plAn,al nn thnughl to be ono of the mos
fertile aud productive, tying iuarluge oi ma y N L..
adjacent and - within HAP N Is Of thr n i~- Pr
ritrf. aug ~ lsj1
&n-l. 'bcriy Advocate wilt copy iti iorhd
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
LIFE PILLS. AND PilN
NIX RTTTERS

FREE FROM ALI. MINERAL POISoSS.
THE great popularity which Mofiltt.s Lile Pills
| and ph,rniv Il ttef- have attained IN consequence
of the extraordinary effect d y their use r'n-
Il rs Il unnecessary for the r0pr"lor to enter 1nto
n particular nnnlysis Of hcr medicinal virtue or
prop rites. Having h"on more tha lwenly y 'hrs
before the pubic aud having tn united testimony
of more than Three Millions of persons who have
bacn r, stored to The enjoyment Of perfect health by
them II j. believed th their rrpnthiion hs III" best
vegetable IN diene NOW before the public hdn IS OF
no dispute. In almost every city aud village u the
Uutcd States lh.rf are many who are ready-to les
tify to their efficacy removing disease and wing
to the whole system removed vigor and health.
In cnscs Of Scrola Ulcers, Scrry. or Ernptlons OF
the Skin the op ration Of the Life Med cnes is truly
astonishing. often removing ina Few days eVary yes
tge Of those lonllsomn Il seases by ther purifying
effects on The blood. Fever and \gie. Dysp pSih,
Drolsy Piles. and in short, most all diseases, soon
yield TO their curative properties.
No family should be without them as by thPr
timely use much suffer no and expense may be saved
Prepared by WILLIAM b. MOFFATT, NJ, d., New
York, and for sale by
july 26, 1857 ISAAC n LEMON
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03
\ CARD.
HENRY s. BEECUFNC hcgs to

HENRY s. BE.E,CHF'N bcgs to
II return his sincere thanks to his friends. and the
intnhtants Of Fast Fcliciana generally for the
kind aud liberal patronage bestowed upon him since
he commenced business in Clinton. and assures them
no nvcrtionS Shall be wanting on his part TO m"rit
continuance Of the same.
H. s. BErulsNo IA fully prepared TO supply plant
crs. and all others with every article III the Drug
business. and from his long experience IN that line
combined with q practical acquaintance wih chem
sty IL nll ts branches merely requests trial as
test of lis qual icainns. An accurate analysis oi
mnrrol waters will he granted gratis, TO those desi.
rOns Of having Il made.
PnYNcAN's PRESCRIPTIONS arc dispensed with
noatncss and prnmpitudc. and with great care as TO
labelling. anh the minor details
\ constant supply If tie choicest brands Of vines
aud Spirits. on hand. for MEpIcN PURPOSES. only.
a large quantity Of Ale and Porter. tlir.L rate
quality continually coming 10 hand
II. S. b. does not feel disposed to advertise the
exact quantities Of Drugs he has received lately
r'arinc he ght possibly rNpER.ratr it. aud not do
himself the Justice he is so nnyously seeking.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03
NOTICE.

DIRlNG my temporary absence from tho Stnir
~ pc. lln,dcc at Clinton. and my sou. John Il !.
.Ir. at Port Hudson, VII act u. my agents aud
hereby give them hlll power TO represent me III al
matters during my said absence.
april ~. Is l. join RTST
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03
PAINTS. OILS &c.
PFFCIIENn. lhr DRUGGIST. al Clinton. La.

IIhS BOUGHT. received und Il now prepared TO
III supply his patrons aud the public Generally.
with the following articles in any quantity, Of first
rate quality. aud upon liberal terms.
White lead in oil or dry. Vandyke brown.
Rcd lead in oil or dry, Terra dsienna burnt or raw
Zinc paint Gold and other hronzes
Raw lnscod oil, j silver leaf,
Boiled. " Carminc,
Spirits Of turpontinr Lviha &c and sugar lead
fopal vornish. no. j, 2, Gruining tools.
carriage Badger Hats.
Furniture Marking brushes.
White damnr vnrnisi, Camel hair pencils,
Japan yarni-h Meats foot oil,
Japnnncr's gold size. Tanners OIL
Pru.sian blue in oil or dry Lard OIL
lrown umhor. Sweet oil. lst and 2nl.
yellow oclrc. Celestial hlGr.
Chrome and paris green's IN oil or dry,
Chrome yellow. orange and Lemon,
Chinese aud American vcrmIol.
Paint and yarnish brushes French and American
march %. 1851.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
NORWOOD TlIDDN

DRIIGIST 3 IPO91fEp plPr iND. DE1LE6
IN BOOkS & SYtTiDNhRI
4 WELL selected assortment OF Toys, purijimcry
Il and Fancy Goods
Music aud musical Instruments,
Paints Oil Lead and Naruish
brushes Of all kinds
Fine Cutlery, Razors. aud Soar.
april " BRICK ROW CLINTON Ia
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

rTIiE DESIRABLE PLANTATION Of the subscrl.
/ her. is offered fr -ale
Il is situated about miles from this llacc. and
contains ~ acre, Of Land. 80 cJarcd IS OF which
il in hogs.
The purchaser win have the opportunity Of buy Ing
port Oh ot The stock horses, mul :, cattle, hog4
AID hpcp al.o, corn AMI fodder
tha. nprn i good II ll-,, &c Gin House, Quar-.
ter, stable. Cribs aud Blacksmth's shop.
Title nlly guaranteed
For terms. apply 10 HENRY MARSrON.
Clinton La. Ang. -. lsj7. l1tf
copy uulil forbid.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03

&ag- Labor and prudence relieve ns from three
great eyls--yice, want, iud0enec
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03
T. r. III "A j. - PA Y SIClA Al
MRS. FOX.

III IS the hOnorto niolm the ladies Of Clinton, and
Ill its eny'rons that She hns located rsclf in town
for season. adds prepared 10 give adv e. and as
sisance TO such Of her sex AS may require hen ser
ytets,
Mrs. Fox has for many years. been making the
diseases incidental TO females her constant study
and this, tog ther with long practical cNper nncp,
causes her TO thipk that she ca mot fail in giving
the utmost satisfaction to ,nch lad es may place
Themselves ind her charge, either as Physician.
or ObsetIieian her method Of treatment being the
same as that OF the celebrated Mar, Bovin, and Dr..
Colombat OF Paris: Sir Jam Clark and Dr. Bennct.
Of l.oidon; also. DR.. Cartwright. md other physi-
clans Of note, both in Europe and the Unit States,
Mrs. Fox can consult with ladies, ethcr at Mrs
Pair c, s. or vist them at home, as they may prefer,
june g. 1897 6ins
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03
CLIN TON DRUG STORE

y =. CORNER. PUBLIC SQUARE,
T. ia BLI SHED IN ls49, BY
) \ a G N. LIE NJ @ N.
Wholesale aud tail dealer IN Drugs d NJ d'cincs.
ch"micjs paints oils. dye 4tuls. porum ry. glass.
ware. dyc-wouds painters articles. varnish = win
dow g'ass line soaps fac hair and tooth brushes.
seeds Of all kinds surg cal and dental instruments,
truSses and supporters Of all k ds. sp ccs shnts,
mann n'actnrod tobacco. snparsor 'nt1
HS-Pnr Wmsoad Btuanies far MaiicM Pmpo"ea. "siss
Fancy ARTICLES Dc. Ne. &c. An III" popular med
cinrs Of the day or sale al. proprctors' prices.
offer good. equally n low rs they can be obtain
I'd from any rsabl shment IN this section, warranted
to hc fresh. pure and genuine.
Orders from the country promptly filled aud .at
isIaclion gnnrantned without regard TO price and
quality Prescriptions. .wll.rcccvc careful attention
at ~. HOURS.
Per ons wanting medicines on snndays'will plrast
call ~ the residence Of J. y. LEMON.
Clinton, La, May 2, lS51.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-03
FOL, SALE,
HORSES! MULES! HORSES I

Pontr Coupcn, Sept /, 1851.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-30
rho EsepnblIcnn Pyramid.
For the Journal.
AGITATION.

BY TIM FLIr, ESQ., NJ. n, D. D., a. NJ, PHLoM., &C.
Slavery must fall-vhctcr kicked down. laughed down,
killed by It's friends. Douglas has doubt done
than any towards this consumaon and the ransomed
slave will him about much the Christian owes
Judas for the remission Of his SINS while Pierce can claim
Herods share Of the glory No doubt when Hcrod and
Pierce canon2cd, Douglas will be President The To-
cofocos have the legislature Two years will convince the
people tbatthcy not worthy keep It, Then, besides
this have great treasury lesson we'll learned at
cost for uion. e Nev,r trust locooco for teasur-
cr--norany ofhis relation,
Republicans why agitate, TO set this world fire. why
talk of "rigs and higher laws" when Taues laws arc
hgheri Now virtues pathsare rod by of high
station; then know the way, walk smoothly on and stop
your agitation
'T1i right that blacks should serve tho whites the
Great Creator ncantt What is TO be- will surely be- nc
human can prevent it. The blacks slaves, aud soul(
be So It's their predesination Whatever is is alway
right; stop your agitation.
The blacks slaves and "haye rights" Letshav,
no division That "hlghest court"more high thar
Heaven-Las given its decision, that blacks blacks
and cannot claim protection from the nation Hurrah io
Douglasl now safe, wen stop agitation.
Ts right that blacks should be our slaves The Fat
the court is that negroes have human rights, tha
whites bound TO notice; and if slave should pas
your door, escaped from some plantation, don't shee
him, but shoot HIM down, It will quiet agitation.
Don't tell slave that he is free twill revou
on for slavery goes wherever goes glorious cons
tion. 1t and is the glory of our nation;
Williamson lie bound in chains to keep down agitation.
Oh, dcmocrncyl praised be thy name we live by thy d
rection Iy thee live, by thee moye, oh, give
thy protection. No other name earth is given, 1
which we have salvation, Oh glorious hope!s for on
this we stop ouragation
Wen evcrwalk in thy sure ways without fall lul
der and when the ictos claim the spos to
pluuder. When thou dost say that wrong is right
no explanation, for 'wisdom comeh from above to quit
agitation.
Our matter who-his holy hand shall guiC
us his whip is raised, suImtwere asses, let hi
rideus. He'll raise his voice and loud proclaim the da
ger ofthe nation, and then wen shout and fight, AZ
pO)ray TO keep down agitation.
Government pap.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-30
FROM KANSAS.
FRAUDULENT vOsEs THROWN

FsIAUDULs2NT VOSES Thrown OUT.
BY the following despatch it will be seen
that Gov. Walker and Secretary Stanton
have thrown out the fraudulent votes of The
Oxford precinct, and thus restored the John
son and Douglas district to the Free State
party with its eight Representatives and
three Senators. This settles the fate
of Kansas beyond doubt. Her Legisla-
ture is Free State by large majority, and
she is secured to Freedom for all time to
come.
The victory is glorious and substantial
beyond all calculations. All honor to the
noble FREQ Statesmen of Kansas. They
have fought the battle Of Freedom against
the Pro-Slavery horde of Border Ruffians
from the South and their allies, the ANAL
gamation Democracy Of tho North, aided
as they were by the power and influence OF
the Federal Government. Against such
tremendous odds did the Free State men OF
Kansas struggle; ana their deeds, togelhef
with those of our revolutionary forefathers,
will be embalmed in the memory of every
lover of Freedom, as long as time exists.
ST. Louis, Oct. 26.
Protest signed by several prominent citi-
zens Of Kansas filed the 18th, against fraud
ulent returns of Oxford precinct, johnson
county. In reply to which after personal
investigation, Walker and Stanton publish
proclamation in the Herald Of Freedom
the goth, expressing the determination tc
reject the entire vote of Oxford and give
certificates to Free State candidates.
The proclamation produced intense ex-
citement among extreme pro-slavery men.
Threats of vengeance were made against
the assembling of the Constitutional Con
vention of the people at Lecompte.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-30
The Adm inistratiOn against the Horne
Missionary Society.


The Washington Union of the 10Th, in
announcing the discovery that the northern
missionaries (belouging to the Home Mis-
sionary Society among the Choctaws have
begun to agitate tho question Of abolishing
slavery in the Indian Territory, remarks
"that the more rejecting part Of the nation
freely express the opinion that these pale
faced aeitators should be driven out of the
country, because they justly consider them
dangerous to the peace of the people. La
a word, as "cnenlies to social ORDER
The administration organ encourages this
project of expulsion, because
81. The missionaries arc, for the greater
part, abolitionists, who do naught else but
foment difficulties.
"2. There is reason to believe that an or
ganized plan to aboltionze the southwest
crn superintendent has been matured. II
success should crown these efforts there may
be re-enactment of the late dlsgraceful
scenes in Kansas.
"3. The missionaries from their constant
intercourse with the Indians at their fire
sides, sick beds and stated religious meet
ings, exercise great influence over them.
'.Regarding It the opinions" says the or
gan Of Mr. Buchanan, ''of a large If no
the larger part of the Choctaws-'th9t AM
man, be be white or red, who undertake.
to agitate the subject of slavery among tina
people, is aa enemy to the peace and well
being Of the Choctaw nation'-1oe antici
pate an expulsion of the abolition mission
aries, if not the adoption Of measures Of
saamAllzkided character towGrds them"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-30
frsnront goltrnal.
FREMONT: OHIO.
xaAhc Yz. MnnnnR. ndltor.
Frlaay, OctOber 30, lS57.
TiIn nLEurFoN IN omrO.

According TO he official returns as re-
prtcd Il ,hc State Journal from 80 coun.
lies, Chase's majority is 1857 aud eghl
counties To hear from, viz: Butler, Logan
Ottawa, Perry, Williams, Wyaudot, Eultoi
and jackson. The Journal says:
III thc Presidential election, the popula
MAJORITY in Ohio against Fremont was ] l.,
67s. The popular majority in Ohio agninsr
Governor Chase now will not exceed twen
ty-iive hundred or thrco thousand, being q
Republican gain, IN ono year Of over eight
thousand.
The Statesman claims seven amalgama
ton majority in the Senate and thirteen il
the House. All the Republican State tick
ct is elected excepting the Canal Commits
sioncr. The Constitutional amendments
arc all defeated This is owing to the mis-
crable plan Of requiring a majority of all
votes cast to constitute Gn adoption of the
amendment by the people A majority Of
the votes cast for or against the amend
ments were in favor of their adoption
Many did not vote at all on the amend
ments, but voted for the State ticket. Such
count against the amendments.