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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-07-08
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Republican State Convention.

Al meeting of the Republican State
Central Committee, in conjunction with
the Republican members of the I.egisla
ture, and other distinguished Republicans
from various parts of the Stale at Co.
iumbus on the fourth Of January, 1857,
alter mature consideration, il was resoIv.
ed that it was expedient to hold the State
Convantlon Of the Republican party of
Ohio Tor the nomination of State Ticket
at Columbus. on the 18th Of August next
In conformity to this request, the State
Central Committee announce to the Re-
publicans Of Ohio that the delegates from
the various counties of the Stste will as
semble in the City Of Columbus on
Wednesday, the 18th day of August
next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the pur.
pose Of putting in nomination candidates
for The following Offices for Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State,
Treasurer Of State, one Supreme Court
Judge, and one member of the Board of
Public Works, andthe transaction of such
other business as may be proper for the
occasion.
The Republicans Of the several coun.
ties Of Ohio, unless they shall otherwise 6
agree, will meet at their county seats on
Saturday, the 9th day of August, being
she Saturday proceeding the day of said
Stale Convention, and elect delegates
thereto in the proportion of one delegate
for every FIVE hundred votes given for the
Republican candidate for President at The
election in November, 1856 and one for
each fraction Of votes equal to, or over
one half Of said number. The total num-
Der Of delegates by this basis will be 377,
and from each County will number as
follows
lWe omitthe apportionment except fcr
this immediate section Of the Stale, to
wit: Carroll q; Columbiana 7 /; Hsrri.
son 4 Jefferson 5 Puscarwas @; Bel.
VIZ. DENNIsoN, JR., ]. SuLLIyAKT,
A. p. SToHE, RoBERr NELL,
IL @ Van SLYKE, N. II. VAN Worries,
N. H. SwAyNE. Cyrus PRENTIss,
FC. SESSIONS. Csc. HoADLEY,
J, II. CoULTFR, A. s. LATTy,
GEo. M. PARsoNs. JAcoB HRAToN,
o. FoLLETr.
Republican State Central Committee.
eotpMpys. o. yunc ~, 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08
HOW MEMBERS STAND on THE CALHOUN
CONSTiTU ZION.
Of The Phil,deipki, Hr..s.

CorTespc.,e1oe CT The FhitdepEis Pl.ss
WASHINGTON Dec. 8 1857.
Il. stated on tie stree. that the Hcs Jour NJ con
Cui.eo States Di uict Attorney Tor the S)utaern DIS
tic. If Eev-foIk, has beea or will De- removed
account OF hi. p1bEc opposition the eIsosioo.
M-yor c! New.York City, Of Ferustdo WOOD. Mdeh
f., ing las beer excited on this sabjes.
TIE delegation from Ohio is TO dsy declared to be
unit sssrs. the Calhoun oortrivasce. The dslee son
from IlliIois is kIown 10 be as one with Jldgs
Dorglss. Several lescitg Democratic members from
Pentsylv tsve arescy taken bold grsuGd oppc
81 ioI 10 tne Calhoun Convention, and the fale Of the
minority 10 KsIsas.
The tppo.tcn 20 the Cslhoua Constiiu,ico.
NJ Panot Del gate frCm Kansas viii tske "a esEly
oecsson publicly 70 protes. against this Constitution
and ske some sstoL.1hg developments relative TO
t. corposricp Of tae Convention.
Az VET tie Southern Representatives have sho wn
very little feeling in favor OF the schedule. and yoU
need rot be surprised IT. early in the session. of ta-
oct oistt sosh,d Democrats from the South shout
public Jepudste II st Constitution the offspring Of
fau1 sId tie Inciits.
The s. tics Of Ihe HaIiactoa Jaon 10 advocacy
Of the Calhoun Constitution ac,d refreshing auuee.
NIT fer the .)Rn. Gee would mag ne, fton the
manner IN which that nsiruulent is eulogizsd tia.
ibe CONSTITUTE. 4 Of the Uoted States, heretofore re
ea,dec es respectable tCr lite wisdom anc Statesman
chip Is cot o; Rhode lsland charter 10 c)mps i:on
sih il teens 10 be pretty generally ADMITTED here
II AZ the MissouIiaus Of be bOTder eCLeties PIE
psri1g 10 tske advantage CT any Contingency thai
So srissi ate lie believed that they Contemplate
ccap a f0t BY tru sTg lLto kaosas Any nonloer OF
sayes sId hOlOiug ;htu in The eveI, of tue decsrs
ton Of Free State or tie 2lst u December, under
tie terms u! tie Slavery clause.
The Baitimort american ssys: 1t Is believed in
esval oic tt that lit II fourteen officers dropped oy
tie Retiring Board has been made gu: oy the Scare
tsiy of tie Navy, AID will be restored with toe open
ing Of Congress Secre.sIy Tcuey il not a VAIN
irierd Of the scon Of that Board
The Washir gtop correspondent of The Baltimore
Sun says hat Presioen Buchanan appears as vigorous
al as cheerful az be did ten yea sILee and tue die
cbegs Of the msnfo'd duties Of his Office produces
little wear and tear. Temperate 10 all things ne rises
before 6, sid y Il O'Clock commences the official
duties OF the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08
THE TWO GREAT LEADERS OF THE
KANSAS-NEBRAhKA WAR.


We lave alreaoy announced that the Hon. Stephen
A. Douglas, the author Of The Dill repeating the Mis-
souI Compromise, and the heroic champion Of the
principle Of popular sovereignty, has taken ground
against The CALHOUN fraud. Judge Douglas was the
Chai man Of the COMMITTEE TelliIories Of tae Sn-
ate culr the contest on tie Kausss-Nebra.ka bill
In a FEY days he may be expected TO define his posi-
ton On the present compile aliop.
TIE Hon. William A. Richardson, for years the dis
iirgushed Representative from the Quincy illinois,
District, now in Washington, and CGsrmsu OF the
Con mtee on Teutcres Cf the House curing the Con-
sress which passed toe Kansas bill cordially add
getically seconds Judge Douglas in hi, opposition 20
The attempted rule OF the minority In the Kansas Con-
yeDtioD.
Col. Richardson, il viii BE- remembered was the
Democratic candidate for Speaker at the commence
mt nj Of the lsst C)rgress, bayog received tie fu
vote Of the Democratic party for thin 100 bal
lots ard Was II red the important appointment OF
Governor Of Nebra ks by Psesd At ~ 1eLansn, il con-
iiderstiCn Of Il: distinguished service.
The fact that these two gentlemen openly and ec-
tely operate in their this great qneston
vii eho Thrill CT joy throus bout tue CniOn, and VII
uIi:e The Denooraiic party everywhere In support Of
the vi OF the majority.
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her patriotic devotion. with the la4. Safe election
pleading for recompepse.
The south does not give ur Douy',, ye. BY long
tbot, and yesterday some Of the choicest of toe
Chi'alry sought TO reclaim him from wandering IN
cInatIoos, by urging that now was the time FOR q
great leader Like bin TO take tie Admins rat "a
Upon bis shoulders and trium pbantly msrch with l:
to glory. The Judge was not forcibly impressed
with this appeal but satisfied bis friends that he
would not separate from the party, however ne
might disagree with the Administration which ne
had helped to eject The Administration will regard
the introduction Of an enabog act declarati %
ofwar, and il Douglas takes that responsibility he
knows the CT DsequeLces. Already there are swords
drawn and scabbards thrown away, for it Is alleged
there are some other motives below The surface not
all connected with Kansas. which explain this whole
demonstration Of semih0stlty
There tas been seeming acquiesceuce TO The sug
eestion Of Gen. Fitzpatrick President pro TEN. of
the Senate, but Orr's nomination may give an
altered phase to that disposition at the caucus to-
morrow morning. since it would look like crowding
honoIs somewhat on the SOu,h, 10 put both Houses
in the hands of South Carolina Alabama and Kei-
tucty. Sill the powers Of deelLtitiOn here are equal
to that and more. INDEX.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08
nd M. On was eeolsre ete'sd.
II. snnurcis.iop Of the result wa greeted '

and Mr.. On va. declare ete'sd.
n. supurcis,iop Of the result vas greeted
r., CLERK sppoint MessurSiepseo' or
:. and Bsls ofM' S-commitsee to conduct Mr.
r., 20 thsessi. ;
" TIE osttk,sss .i.Ccred by Mr.. GiddOgs.
.....sro II, Mr.. ORR expressed thanks tor the
-, cOcien,d upon him said the denoa'e S.u ~.
- be duties of the char would DC comP'l'"'en
F.r 10 ,bould be 90 fortunate ss TO secure toe oor
al cooperation of members in dspst ,nns o-
,s,, ard upboloiog the dignity OF Inc HOUSE
He promised 10 administer the rules wiz ..,.I,:
\. sdont,d with irmness aod nnparnaa'y'
The great business conaaed
.dmo,i.bed item to cultivate pa'housm az
.rpspsye as the couf,deraton i'0"
cherished the hope that business "o"iu 10 r. .u
ac,4o 10 promote TIE iDteiess anu n"pp"a's0 VI Wv
entire people, that tee CenSu 'uuon 'u,u 70 "
tsne 10 its integrity, and ths' '0e" '0s'''Von 49,
oucieO the greatness sud cory Oh our co nmon 'ou"
try. lAppaufe .au.o;,o bv dals-
cations for thst pnlpose'
On motion Of Mr. CLINGMAN, the Ru'es Of the
l.sf House se'e adopt. till otherwise oroered WIN
prcsiso a. 70 the twenty third Rules
EtsTh., whenever apy Com nittee shall have Occu-
Ned the morning hour two dsys 1t soau not De IN
,1er for sucb Committee TO report iurtner until oIner
Ton tees shall have been called IN turn.
Mr. CLINGAAN alluded TO the fact that tue Com
ritt.s On Public Lands had for several sessions, mo-
poeo,ized the morning bour, compelling the other
Commitee ca to rely on the courtesy of the House to
nske reports.
Air ALLEN Of Illinois was then elected Clerk, re-
esiy,ro me sane lumber Of votes as Mr.. Orr did for
Soesker; Mr. GlossbteDoer cleo ed Sergeant atA'm,,
and Mr.. Hackney, Doorseeper. Mr. C'uskey was de-
osred Postmaster by resolution.
Mr.. FLORENCE gave notice Of bis Intention t, in
troduce bill Tor the entire suppression of all bank
ro.es az currency, Of bapk-noies of lees denom
nation tbao 500, a, circulating medium in the Dis
trict Of Columbia
The Houie then Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

Two CosyicTs TUKSsD STATES EyIDEscE
FIcey lss at the General Sees in Brooklyn, John
Smib ard William Churchill were sen'ehced 10 tao
,tars each in the States Prison for burglary COM
mittd in tbst city some three weeks previous. Sub
squeIt to their conviction they dtco.ed the Of
the real psrtes, who are ssid TO be the leaders OF
notorious band OF thieves n CeGus street. Uhsus-
picous Of sry information against them, they were
iousd at II O'Clock lsst night by Officers Howell s5d
seymou r Of ,be Thh teen Precnt q. the corner Of
White sLd CeItIe Streets and locked up. Their names
ere Henry sarmsn ard John GhkiD, tt former being
known as the captain and rputed terror to Dis ssso-
hates He, Unit l.tely, KEEP. the house No. 80 Centre
iree which was the depot Of thieves. The latter was
BARTENDER in house Of ili.fame and 70. years p.st
aid TO haze played considerable part In the Ist OF
crime The Judge who senter csd Churchill and Smith,
We Understand, sdviied their friends 10 have them
brought up on q wnt Of habeas corpus, when 'ney
should be discharged. The prisOneIs Will be con-
veysd TO Brooklyn this m1rbiDg and then Gagged for
,rial, urless they turn S ate's evidence TOO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

ALLEGED ROBBERY BIT PEDDLER OF OsscRSE
Booxs.-A pe6dler Of ,scene books aud prints named
a. b. Ross bsiii0g from NeF-YOrk, being on a pro-
fessOral tour through the country put up at Hyde-
Hotel in Ess Chester. Duri.g the eveoOg, be was
out distributing circulars relating 10 bis business and
on bis IssGra was sboEn to his room. 10 the same
apartment dept one Hate Tue psdder, it is alleged
got up n n-doi9ht, took Hates silver huotiug watch
and $500 in gold and silver, which he had 10 his
pockets, AID deesmPed. Information reached che Pc
lice ysssIday, and Sergeant Befpey of the SecOnl
Yreei1Ct /. en- tie thief track
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08
THE MIDOLEsEX MILLS.

Boston, MoDdsy, Dec. z, 1857.
prelfrnioary investig 4ton held today into the
,sai1s Of tie M,ddesex Mills, as connected with the
I.lure of Issrtpce, Stone ~ Go. Joh1 H. kuan, the
recently appointed Tnasurer, made financial state.
ent which by vote Of the stockholders, was laid on
the table After much discussion, resolution was
adopted, opp opiiDg Committee OF Five, with foil
powers 10 ihvesiig ate the affairs Of the Company aud
determine whsthtr The work Of the mills shall he con
fnneS AZ 10 report ut meeting of The stockholders
within thirty Gays. b. +. Butler ard james G. Aver
Of Lowell; Gec. w. Lyman Richard 5. Fay, jr.: and
w m. Sobsr Of Boston, were sppolted tue Go nmi tee
The ct ok OF the Middlesex Mills was quoted to-day
40
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large cray e,ge attacked two men ,si in Bedford Ss an
d. - ,ybo yss shor. distance from the other,
fu, The bow was wsrded OF. The eagle then struck
lin through The wrist with his claw when tnsy ciorsd
30 feIi 10 the ground 10 fearful struggle. Tho
oihtI mar had his guo With him but was prevented
Nv 10 bis .sss.snce and cut the throat Of the
ssee. il measured Like feet between the tips Of its
wBgs.
ACHlyAIRors YIRGISIAs FANILY.-Jemes n ch0ls
WHO il ssid TO have waLtorly killed Frank Gfier in
PltsyIyspis County, Va, is reported to have killed
bis WI molber few years $50. Aro;her brother oy
tbe sme Il Arnold Is supposed to have shos bis fsber
srd killed hin; ard BurweIl, sill oder brother.
sileo D6niel Stsrge to say, not one oil tnsm
has been pnLisbed.
Joshua Eaten, IT,. boy IL yeers Of age hs. oeen
sentLcee TO the New Hsupshire S'ate Pison ioI PIX
years 10 be kept at bard labor, Tor sp9ounx ngo'
Esbe Sweat aaed Is, il Sapdsi;h n. H., ts't ouy;
Yorrg Eaton was indicted for murder ~ tho oI.na
jury, bu was allowed TO plead gully OF manssugo tsr.
Con mitiees have been appointed by the different
e,rrbes In Moth Brootisld, Mas, TO &c! Together
r the suppression Of the liquor traffic in that town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

CFsTIyNIAL AssiyERsARr CELgBRATIos or ST.
J,uss LoDGE OF +. AND A M.--St Johns Logo
No. / Of tee Apciert ard Honorable FIsternity Of
Free 81 Accep'ee Msors Of the State Of New'YoIs,
lest evening or tb ate their cenenr sl anniversary In
he Rev DR.. Cbspps cbur,h Lorg before III hour
f,ed for the O. mu Of the exercises every
pew ard asie of the church to which outsiders could
be admitted, was crowded. About 7 O'Clock tho
Grad Loege OF tie 5 ate, nam Of the city l. dgee,
Al d ev.rsl from Lorg leland New.Jeney and Wet
chester County entered in full regaia AT or gr and
cL suIt by the choir TIE Grand Maser ia accordance
Nth Old invitation called upon the Grand Chapl,n 10
ofTt PRAYER The Mssier Of 81. Johns Lodge thea
deiv.reds bIitf but appropriate Introductory adtfes,
in wbch he alluded 10 the IA that not witbstandioG
tie trials ,ha, had suuouIdsd them, the Lodge hsd
never ceased 70 exist or TO be 10 good ssudg
and Il at it bad stood for 100 ysrs ard be hoped
wou still go on prospeIousy 10 The good work
Afer the reci'stive cir from Sc, Paul, But the
Loro is mitdful Of hs own" by Mise Basey and the
nnsrzo Sprito Cent )" By Mr.. Simpson, the IT.
Rev. W James Herring delivered an Grafton, which
occupied Upward 6tSo ours, N which be went into
de,a lee history Of the rise and progress OF Free Ma
so,rs. CONNIE pcins with Sir Christopher Wren, the
first Gfspd Master of the r. Grand Lodge 10 London
about I71f, atd giving an account OF al the trials
WI icb The various lodges have experienced up TO tho
present time.
The exercises then closed with ode by the choir,
scene and cir "Judi'b, by Mrs. Page and song BY
Madame Boucbee, which elected the most entt usN-
tic ann auee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08
TIE PLAQUES AND PROSPECTS OF TIE
ADMINISTRATION.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 6, 1871.
TIE Admin t alton begIns to feel those troubles sn1
plaques which befall ell who responsible for the
use Of the powers CT the Federal Government. Tns
yexstious ard enbsrrsssments of tie Pierce Aimil-
trstion we've very considerable. but light il CON-
Isl.son With those that beset Mr. Is .cbanan
The Administration at this moment IS losing fisud,
without cOncstirg opronents. They have slenatsd
n Pierce men, ara oars ger of losng the cup
MOTT If TIE D0ugs Walker ard Forney mer. Tney
40 lellously regarded by the fire esiers, who sfe
ready to quarrel on sry point Worse than sli, they
are cut OF money. go
The inst fling thst Nh. Buchansu il TO dc will
rrrbaby eerye TO eDl from his support tie Northern
democratic ool,eiYaiIyes; an ths neX. Is 10 80 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

history Of the iron pavement JOB in CORTLAND.
'utst TOW IN prcgiess, ~i shorly b. giveo from an
fi'isl source. Iae ices o; npsinng Ccurssds
'.is'i "as STATED by The property owners 10 Dec.
Is9i IA pst Zen to the G. mlnon C0uncl bat no so
ton Of oral character was taken uttll July 1856.
when eie'o u'ion ~ss adopted By tie Common Coon
ell duectug tie Commission OF Repars snd Supplies
70 aoserise FIR proposals f,r pasug said stsoe. viii
,a.i-irOn pav,msni, Gom BIUsassy to the North
kivtr siui>s TO taat laid Nassau s;ieet opposite
re P.s,.Cfee-ibe sane 10. TO stigh less tasn 2i5
povncs per ,qua,e yard. There teius no spprs,n
Ion tia ,esr, tie wster, although sdsern,ei Aug.
Is 1856 bad 10 be deferred. The cos. Of the wo.k
vas estma,ed ct $4,000 by the Committee, asa in
he tax les, II 1857 TIE Common Courcl urged taAs
sI.aocO be appropriated f.T iron pavement wSi'A
wss done.
W ne 9th OF March, 1857, bids were opened By
the ComnssiopeE Of Repairs ara SasP les, ic' sadef
aIew advertisement but under the Issued IN 1876.
The bi6s as recorded in Commissioner Seisas books
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08
TIE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS-wHAT CARRIED
PENNSYLVANIA.

Couerondence Of The N Y Evening Pest.
WAsnINGTos Moody, Dec. z, 1867.
The Republican Caucus met at 10 O'Clock and made
the following nominations TO be Supported in the Hoke
Sp,oker-G A. Grow, Of PenBsy lysnis
GLob-B Gia'z Brown, Of k'Ssouu.
Ser eQnf a dTMs-C p Psbcock, OF MI Ligiu.
Doo,keeper-N Darling, Ct Ne~ York.
Posfmalter-Robert Morris Of Pennsy lvsnia
Pytnter-GeoIge 81 Weston. of District Of ColIn5's.
Messis. Banks, Blair Washoune Of Name, and
Glddpes, severGy declined being q candidate for
Speaker ard Mr. Cullom declired running for Clerk.
MIR. Sherman Of Ohio offered resolution, which
was adopted resffirmng adherence to the principles
Of the Philadelphia PLATFORM asserting cont rued op-
position TO any Administration that does not practi-
cay enforce said doctrine; declaring resistance, by
sl cor stuoLsl ueens 10 the recent attempts OF the
judicial and executive departments OF the Govern
ment TO nationaize the sectional institution of Slavery
denOuLciDg the receut Outrages perpeTated IN AN
sss by the Administration party; repudiatpg The LIE
compton Constitution; pgocaimipg that the people
should be permitted 10 fOrm and regulate their own
institutions in tLeir own way, sGd declaring deter
minaon to resist all outr ages upcn popular rights
arc 6oipg they invoke the support OF tbs people Oh
The United States, without 6iatioction OF party.
Run or says that the Cabnet demands o. tne Prer-
dent support Of the LeccDpton Constitution, aud the
President will comply in the event that Gov. w a.ker
will return TO this city aud iss1e an address 10 the
people oftbe United States developing the future pol
icy Of Wolker, Douglas, Fon.e, n Co. Mr. Forney
is here closeted with Douglas.
j. Clancy Jones asserted, in Democ,atic cauc1',
that We1del's moaey carried Perns,lyaris for
Buchanan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

SPRtsGFIELD, Msss., Monday, Dec. z, 1857:
The Democrats have elected thsir candidates for
Mayer AID City Clerk today, with five OF the eight
Aldermen 81 nine of tie eighteen Councilman. Tne
vote for M.sOr Phelps (Dem., sud present incum-
benfl go, Bliss rep J, S72.
NEWT BEDFORD, Mass, Monday, Dec. 1897.
Our ficpsl election 10 day has resulted 10 the re-
elect ON of G. III Duobsr lRsr. TOR Mayor, by 10 plu.
rAliiy, over A. Ii. Howsnd the Citizens candidate.
TIE whole Board of Aldermen aud majority of the
Council were elected on the Citizens ticket.
LAWRENCE, MONDAY, Dec. 7, 1857.
John ROins (Rep.) was chosen Mayor to-day,
with Republican Board of Aldermen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08
TIE PRESIDENT AND THE OXFORD AND
MCGEE FRAUDS.
The Philadelphia Press Of yesterday says;

The Philadelphia Press OF yesterdeY says:
"TIe Aer. Yoyl Herald asserts that Mr.. Blchlnen
fisspproves Of tie sctiOn OF Gov. Walker in the re-
lection Of the Oxford end McGee fIaa6s. II The
Rcraid feels sIy interest in the accuracy Of L. stats:
nents it nay ascertain by calling on Gov. Walker,
that exactly the Of Its declss.ons the sab
ieCt ia true. Gov. Nslker is now at the New-York
Hotel ar is believed to be quite able 70 correct Tie
Herald. We tum that paper over to the GoveiIor.'
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We her that Conmodors ysnderblt will open the
next ssnsou with decided Improvement 10 o ,ean
Steam Ma .igaiOp. We allude 70 the substitution OF
the EnJspsGn for the American system of supplying
food 10 pssseDger requiring each order and pay for
whatever lie requires, and nO,hDg mors. TIE mere
abatener q nausea, which this clabgs will sec IRE
to sss sick Passengers, will tend strongly TO recon.
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Cetsrss and ask fot ues>' to cary On the Govern.
next in tire q peace. rs u -os vtss he bsrgIeed
for v.tn be sec pied the Cisc'saSS stfofu sna ID
Ioa rs'op for tire Presidency Sesl be 10 not Gle
postc 20 rsge bis vexatoHs post tbogAh 10 Tot or
he past day or twc-evep With N. tax 9th Douglas
ne hss been much cut Of huncr.