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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-12

CoyIn conformity with of the Legislature approved
majority of the Commissioners therein named
day held meeting and resolved books for the
purpose receiving subscriptions constitute joint stock for
The building railroad from Baton Rouge to NewOr
ntersect at suitable point the New Orleans
Northern Railroad One of said books for
subscription open the Office Of the Branch Of the Lou
BANK superintendent Of j. B. klenpe
ter w B. Walker W s. Pike either of them and
other book the office of the New Orleans and
Railroad Company under the superintendent Of John
Calhoun C. Fellowes and W. p either of them;
book the office of the Merchants Mutual nSn
Company New Orleans under the superintendent OF
John Pemberron, Logan Mcknight and W + very either
them. The said books remain open until WEDNESDAY,
day Of July next 0 until further notice.
Baton Rouge, April rs lr57. 40 #
sfy- Benevolent Association of the Sons of
LoUIsIAsA-The this requested
their Hall, No. IA Moreau street, every WEDNES
DAY ct 81 o'clock p NJ
BY order Of the President:
ja28 1y AUG. LAR0sE. Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-12
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
sIxIEME CouR DISTRICT JOHN RIDGE vs.. SEES GRE
de la Mile Orleans. 'ANCIERS-No 4,974.
A Wis est par lie present dome aux cream
IA ces de nso vahle ct toutes antres que
celia concerner quune cesson de SEES biens etc
cepte par pour eu benifce qns reunr
Feude W Robert, Notare Public LUNDI, lie 6me JONI
du mois de Juliet 1857, 10 hours du main FGe de de
berer prendre consideration les aires de nsovabe
quen attendant porsuies contre ct
biens uspendus que F. NJ. Poland pour
| preeuter les creanciers absants.
| Par ordre de Ia Conr:
GASP'D JAMES, Depmf GrGHfer.
| Bureau du Grefier. Juin 1851 JED 3iin30d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-12

TNEXAS EXPRESS-FROM AND AFTER Thu 10th
prox., will be prepared to forward fre' baggage
Galveston Houston Austin and ndanolR. An ship
ping by Express rely safe and expeditions de-
livery OF their property AT places of destination.
5. TOBY, Jr & BFO.,
my4 If No. 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-12

nR. WILSON, OF ST. GEORGES AND ST. BAR
~ thOumcw Hospitals and six years Rieord of
has reopecd his oice At No II laphne for general
and especially for the Of all disc the
Geneatve Organs in both sexes without the of mercury
Office hours for consultations in French Eng ish IL A.
NJ, HHd TO 6 P NJ. us 3ntf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-12

d EFRIGERATORS.- WE HAVE IN STORE
IL aud regularly receiving full supply Of Macdonalds
improved
GALVANIZED IRON REFRIGERATORS,
the best and most convenient article in for cooling and pre-
--serving meats, milk butter fruits, Wines
MThey arranged that the drippings from the ice rup
slowly through each shelf keeping them the coolest point
aud caung temperature through the whole apparatus
while they also the purpose Of water cooeeach Rer
being furnished with in close proximity the ice
box from whence cold all times be had without
additional ice.
This article has been before the pubc for the last
and by experiment be far in advance Of all others
c. FLINT & JONES,
je9 3p2m Al and &c Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-12


. KB~Notice to Gas COnsumers-TOe sure the
fitting OF houses in this Company has licensed
the folio Ing Gas Filters:
OEHMICHEN ( LOEFFLER, 142 Charrts street.
WIN. SOMMER, 81 Baronne street.
A, T. DUHRKOOP, l24 Circus street.
H. GUILD, ga st. Charles street
J: B. NOME, % Toulouse street.
WIN. JUNGER, AZ Circus street.
II. f. HOLLOWAY, 1902 Camp street.
Who alone authorized to fit houses for subject to the
Company's inspection.
All notified that the will not be supplied
through fittings PUT up repaired by any other persons.
All alterations repairs must be done after notice to the
Company, aud subjected to inspection.
by order Of the Board:
W. s. CAMPBELL
my1S I'm Superintendent N. o. Gas Light Co.
pS-Freisht to Mobile Reduced, by New Or
lh inst the following Of freight will be charged to Mo-
bile by this Line, viz:
IThts Sugar. Isl Bbls. Molasses.. 50 20
G ,,t, , l;nepn ~ agEins per piece % %
l}hs Pork Beef etc.,. 30 Corn, sack ...... Is
Bbs Flour 25 Measurem't Goods per # 6
Other goods in proportion tariff Of freight to he OBJ
tanned the Office Of the Agents in New Orleans and Mobile
myl R. GEDDES, Agent.
esr- Bank of AmerIcn-Notice Is hereby Civ
that the Capital Stock of this Bank has been fixed at
a Of business and be increased to
81 ,0OOOUD.
Books opened under the superintendent Of the
dersgued Commits the office Of the New Orleans Ope
Western Railroad Company Of Levee
Streets the noarial offices Of dw. Barnett No.
subscriptions addition list heretofore circulated for
th's purpose which books will be kept until 3lt July
next unless the full capital of million of dollars shhl have
been sooner subscribed. JOHN HUGHES.
j. VIOSGA.
my4 I'd GEO EUSTIS. Jr.
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By the EOvernor:
TSignedI ANDREW 5. HERON,
TaI tJyIl Secretary of State
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DrsrRtcr COURT JOHN R!nGE vs.. HIS CREDIT
of New Orleans. ORS-No 1914
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors Of
~ insolvent, aud all other persons interested,
cession of his property has been accepted by the
Court for their benefit that they have to meet At the
9th day Of July D. ls5 at 10 o'clock NJ fo the par
said insolveHt, and in the meantime that all proceedings
against his person and property stayed and that NJ Po
land ESD, is appointed the absent creditors
By order of the Court:
GASP'D JAMES Deputy Clerk
Clerks Office, June 8, 1857. les 3tin30d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-12

SECOND DISTRICT Court SUCCESSION OF MARIE AN.
Of iTOINETTE DUPONT DE LORME,
New Orleans. widow of G. samory-No. II, $50
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
this estate and to all other persons herein interested to
show within days from the notification if
they have why the presented by the samen
executor of this estate should not be hoooaed and
proved the funds distributed accordance herewith.
By order Of the Court
jel2 II % p S. WILT. Clerk.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

II W notice ,ns men are al work Oh q
Biz En.-lpriss, which hss been laying IN tn
hsrbor ion. ,ome time past sunk. A Steam'puml
has been set to work to pump her oHt and rais'
hor. We understand sAo viii be repaired anc
fitted for next seasons trade
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19
The answer 70 the auestioain lassweek's pa
per is ri. lie Was ayfe.O IA Boy. "a.S

The answer 70 the auestionin lastweek's pa
per is 7L lie wasang Old Boy. "ess
\ From the condition ofai elqnestian We hsys
x3 plus X pins xeapels 5g5ix. which being re-
duced gives x plus o4'ias $3.50
The boy who epds this, says Iii the square
root -of1lie. sum ef.uy-sge, my brothers and !
he added 70 tie square root Of the sum of 3 ;imcs
10Y age, minus 8, The sun viii eqaal tho square
root Of Shines my brothers age Plus .. And,
Si,o, lie square gops II lie sam " ) times my
age. minus aV brothers Plus i, equals Che
,q.ale root % + tine. 10y brothers plus 4 -
s. has are our respect, ages L. t. ill.,
~ Nearc hldc5ted 90 somebody fof acppy
If he aulaal aalogae Of eWs,kegai, Acad-
eWy a4d Lake 20 Teacher Ir<.ntc located At
WauAegan, III Il shoiss aggregaas atsen
atce o al pupils daring ,he year, TIC Cat
de''e ia.iaa p irin-eei'oy us.rsad g *, q
Va fa-v'ta
B.s14eaDh.V.E zs..sta Al y CqE viii
s., cx5.h ai a3 Meme RS II fine Cour iiouse
satagaa. QQhday F.d3 lje4S9iy Evenings,
n ss.ab y ?. 40 q 81 q ca 81
ia paseans Vel te4 gsA e tidepce for
leatIy lscAs lsFs,sai.d AaNea tAe-s4iesa toF ovei
.xmiIts fhioat5 Il DE sfirr, II \ ~ York City,
d ;he midst ct tie bus9ei.--.n PAGES and
ugsu&h Streets which 10 Stranger wruld he 0.
sss. inserest. AID be, q ay.d. be p.osa. .Aeiy o
81; aHd while he IS apaaren;isspA7 alons
he has x'enied perspective views OF the build
re.. on both sides 81 Gp@ards o. i'sy slfeeta,
which collectively. being about toriy males Of
.u;ldiuzs, gives him view Of 'he city and iiN
,eeple" a. il would appear 30 HIM If he were
. go there, and walk through the streets among
he hustle and confusion OF the Empire city
lie will have faithful and exact view o. the
nsgnifceue Churches, public aud private bi,iid
.ngs. the shipping and steamboat, horses aud
carriages, omnbuse. railroad ears, aAd the
thousands OF people who daily throug the St Gets
i New York. Distinguished men aud acquain.
ance8 ave readily recognized among The crowd
{ persons in the streets. The signs can be
cad The same IS if you were in lie city, AS all
,re faithfully represented upon this painting
public and private professions. military com
panies. frcmen and their engine bands otmusic,
&c, &c. While the Panorama moves beiore
he spectators over 700 horses and carriages
Ass i'll view. and more than 10 800 OF the people
of the City at their daily business.
II is impossible to state all that is to be seen
"a this moving painting. Persons in viewing
u can hardly persuade themselves that they
are not actually In The giIl ainunp IL blsirf,sss
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

In the wrong oox-The ST. Nichoias :
Canadian Propeller. steamed into our harbo
yesterday, regardless OF the channel, and md,
a straight wake for Kimball & Qusries ne"
warehouse The center OF the basin has NO
been drcdged cut, and the consequence wa.
she Was soon aground, Tut nothing dauned she
backed off and took another track, and this tinle
came mp to The doca. Here she first found She
was At Kenosha instead, Of Racine. whore sh
supposed she was. Finding his mistake, tic
captain turned round and steamed oat as lie cam,
in, without word to anybody.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

TT The brig HelfeRstein Of Milwaukee, CANE
into our harbor yesterday, where she was DIS
mantied aud laid up for The winter
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

ADJUSTMENTS Mr. DUFF and his exceIlen;
Dramatic corpse have been dehghtng our citz
ensfor two weeks past with their Theatrical per
formanees. -Four nights last week Unclt
Toms Cabin; or Life among the Lowry wa,
produced, and every nic!.; drew ful houses. o.
Monday night. Richard the III, was produced
Mr. Duff, as Richard, brought down the house
lie was well supported by Mathews. Amol1
Signal go, Alexander &c. The season clos &c
last evening with the celebrated play of Pi-ar'e
or the dca:a 4 RoHa.
On Sat },5 evening is the Lecture before tie
Young ..'s Association, Atlhis rate we sha'.
lIot want ;cf asemeut. III kcDo-la.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

ANA hotd by every respectable Druggist "a the T. =,
Sold by r. ROBINSON, H. T. WF,r, and SrAkKwEArHER
Co.. Kencsha Thorpe Gortot. RScin, d 5 Cory Co,
Wauktgan: o. sheldon, burlington Ki,, x Sciuu,s,,,
Fivsukee; J. II. Reed Co., Ciicsgo, and by all Dog
giets. Snil2
SAFETY AND RELIEF.--o Or, II James, about whom
the Nov York and other Atlantic cities press
much has retTei from practice, bat Dr. Thomas Triton
his son n-law, has been educated travel Tor him and
and dispense his invaluable medicines. Most prominent
among these his extract Of Ca is Iadtca, which lac
discovered after hard labor and iec earch in Calcutta
lie stroyc 10 make smdicne TO lbs only child from
death by consumption, ant n, SHrceslt Tilton his
son-n-law, il in Chicago, No. ! a State strs set.
H. has already succeeded in curing hundreds
Of terrible cases OF conumrou Neyous debility and SUI
ferhg A'hp'a Bronchitis The co'd and caughs he no
hanished inuumerabe. The Cannabis lidcp is the
most wonderful blessing OF he age Ci,e Dr. Tatou call
send for bottle Of medicine, which will you two
dollars lie will prove to you that yoa need be sick
and that it will cost mere tribe to get sell
y. IA spiro-dynameter to tta strength Of tn.
lungs, snd ascertain 5t''s EtS'h.
Ps by aidre ,sing Dr.. rl,ou note through tl, CHI
cage Post oace, enclosing four po>asc ,auls w cep,)
receipt will he in retain, free Of charge to 10y par.
81 the Onion. Ali letters a.,.wcsed promptly.
Address, Dr rlLTOE.
GmlI Box lG,2, Chicago, III.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

" Our readers viii recognize in ou'
foreign correspondence ON our first page, thr
hand of our, fellow citizen l., l.. Pierce, now
soiouraing in England.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19
Blinds. Kinds. Blinds !

EVERY vaFey Of Wn0e- iuds manufactured ORDER
i Sls iotce, 81 HAAtBEOOk : SASH Door znd Bin
s@ca1sY Is door q IL BalA.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

: x'azsi Best Stock of Hoscry IN W,scan-.u, for
n lal..ee ana GUhts, Boy ana Gris can l,o h,,.
kLLLOtiti, iEAn3 * 90.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

l. NMEs1ADEssEs:s- Fccach seas from s.
EL 80 q. C,iiais, ~icoy o., ihtari's setts Ac =.
kELLOOG, Fats " GO.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

s4KEzz<zzE<zp
THE PANIC
/ / ANOTHER q f.
TREMENDOUS RUN UPON
HEAD IA RTER s,
BIZ re stilte4atia4c to Pay 0ut.
OUR CAPITAL.
Consists Of sFLESiaID Stock of
F9lL Z -d-VD JVINTEIe
@ @ ID - :.
aMHICH WE OFFER AS A BASIS. AMI
w guarantee 10 I'll who wish to make j Safp
Oegpslte Of Money q Produce, iull Equivalent
q we keep many NeS and Desirable Goods, this
Those engaged in our house will take pleasure In
'iowing ihein aud trying to please all. BE free 70
cal and examine Goods and prices, whether you
KELLOGG TEARS & co.
DRESS GOODS.
sbAAaN tnt Fasey ga B'aas s.k', -eii'r
s'aE Cheapest a9ch Merinos in ire city, 81
- : ~. L0gG. TEAR 6 1. =
C&LE aud see some beautiful So CD plaids,
/ y for Dresses, at three .l,'ii-pa- i,er yard
KEILr - 70 ti,- 90.
a al Wool DeLaisis, and Flouneel 2obes very
a handsome, to be seea at
kELL0GG, TEARS & co.
EETE can sell good Loynese Cloth for three
w sa,llings KELLOGG, TEARS Il co.
NoU caa have anpf your Calico Dresses hand
some once, II you bay them ut
KELLOGG. TEARS < co
ES0gI.ARD Silks 30 inches wide. for SIS, the |
n cheapest dress goods in the world at
KELLOGG, TEARS co. |
100 PIE = Lancaster Ginshams. for sab
KELLOGG, TEARS & co. |
4T,1tG
cuAMfG
~unC. eSa..s
10 .s on,'" ls,l Qua s'es ol These ''''d-
bargain. KELLOGG, TEARS < co
,xrpwym Hood. :, ...., :. ,,,- -, -, .
~ dozen last season, aud expect to do it this
KELLOGG. TEARS & co. |
a. sacks and cloaLs. ii ali kids.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19
MEN THAT ARE MEN.

Among the diseases this Pill has cured with astonishing rR-
pidity, may mention
Costvencss. Bilious Complaints, Rht moisio prupsy,
Heartburn, Morbid Inaction 81 iat iug pain aris
log Le-ef-aa fatulency, Loes OF Appetite, all e.
Diseases which r.qu'rs eVaCuant ned-
Gin s,ar0H Kings Evil. n $ also by purifying the
b., "a ii stimulating the system, many Complaints
Shch not supposed they could reach such as
Deacres, Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous Irr-
fNby, arrangement OF bt Liver mad dneys Gout and
other Kind I'd complaints arising from low state tht
body, distractions of IT. functions Tlty the best
Pnigaye Medicine discovered, and you sl but
: % rae I.stno In kuu
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

/ ADEES' Cloth, and Bay State Flouneis, ta,
"a >acke and conhs. ~ MI kinds
kEiL0Ht, TEARS & co.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19
l.o>sl., MN. .to..aa. aIa.sa.

losses EquitabIy Adjusted and rrou,piI,
Paid.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

:. \ E Cord 90 Fanacls f,r sale cheap. at
k#LLOGG, TEARS 81 90
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

= St@gs& f,r Acos Ready made Coats.
x fe'ts and Ycstl q
kELLOGG, TEARS Il Co.
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-03
REWARE OF THE POPE |

The old sevort,horned monster is now aS
busily at work with his internal machinu-
tons to undermine our American institu-
tionS,ls ever. With his insidious smiles
and jealous interest which he mAnifests for
our people, he is rapidly gaining ground in
our country; but in PRAiRIE CIrf, so long as
JOHN GRAHAM, with his army Of ma
sons are at work, the "old rip" can never
obtain foothold. ! af.F
Mr. Graham is now prepared 10 do all
kinds Of work which iS done with stone.
brick, lime and sand. He has in his em,
ploy some Of the best workmen the country
affords, aud consequently can do all work
entrusted him in the Host workmanlke
manner. Buildings constructed by the job
or the day, according to the fancy Of the
people. He may always be found at Prairie
City. JOHN GRAHAM.
< Prairie City, June 25th ie57,-l.h
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-03
Awful News from Washington! ~
BUCHANAN CALLS ONGOD
TO HELP HIM ENFORCE
THEB0GUS TERRITORIAL
"LAWS"!!!
ST.. LOUIS, August 20.


A dispatch from Washington says
the President, a short time since, re-
ceived letter from Professor Sill
man and others, including several
Doctors of Divinity Of New Haven,
objecting to the employment by him
ofthe United States forces to execute
the so.called laws of Kanzas; and
assuring him they will cease not to
pray that he may have the proper
course Of duty pointei out to him, or
something to that effect %
To this letter the President has
Just eplied--pointedly denying their
prayers, questioning their knowledge
OF those laws; and, after acknowls
edging their validity, assures them
that, Blythe HELP OF GOD, HE
WILL ENFORCE THEM, in ac-
cordance with his oath of Office. y
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-03

SAMUEL IN. SHORE

SAMUEL T. SHORE
WT0IJLD most respectfully inform tho
w good people Of Prairie City and vi
cinity, that tho Arm heretofore existing
under the name and style Of Shore d Nc.
Manus, has been distolvhd by mutual con.
sent, and that q new Arm has been oatab.
lished under the nano and atyleof 'i
SHORE q MEWH1NNEY,.
Who are making preparations u drive bu-
siness on more extensive scale than has
ever yet been done in this region Of country.
They receive their goodS 'N7'' ~
DIRECT FROM ST. LOUIS,
And are therefore enabled tSi sell them as
low as the merchants of iIieRvenvorth or
Lawrence, and they invite thS people to bear
witness that they WILL tell ithsm ~ low.
They are constantly receiving new sup-
plies Of ~ AZ d; ~ .:,.
RoCERIEg,, HARDWARE, DRY
GOODS, FANCY GOODS, &c.,
Aud soon will bs able to supply The entire
wants Of the people in the mercantile line.
PROVISIONS. =
Everything in the Line Of, provisions kept
constantly on hand. -
OUR TERMS ARE CASH.
NIB. Will our customers, Sho have ac-
counts standing with US, please call imme-
diately and settle the same, so as to enable
us to purchase more supplies of new goodSi
SAMUEL-T. SHORE,
VIM. MEWHINNEY.
Prairie City, July ls,, ,ls57.--4tf
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-03
Take Notice.

GEORGE WOLFE would ahhouucs to the
OcitizenS Of Prairie City &ndyicinity that
he has number Of excellent workmen un.
der bis employ, and 10 prepared to execute
all orders in the cafpeutering line with des.
patch. He 10 m experienced carpenter,
and the people would do we'll to employ
him. He 10 q bona fide citisen, and will
attend promptly to his business, thus ron
dering entire Satilfactioh To his employeS.
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-03
Sewers amt .Deadl 4.
IF HE HASN'T DONE MUCH LATELY,
1I'i -------
THE Saw- Mills are now running, and
Lam5er is plenty.

LJOl ye who are in want Of Houses, listen
Ill unto me while tale unfold:
have it to say that / have lately en-
gagged in my employ some Of the best Car
penters the country affords; and as building
material is now plenty, am prepared to
do all kinds of work in my line Of business
in the best style of workmanship and with
the utmost dispatch. Gentlemen, please
examine my work, and see for yourselves.
say that for durability and neatness, my
work will compare favorably with that Of
anybody else's, and as for cHrAPNEss, DEFY
any one to undcrbd me.
My terms are strictly cash:
rl' yl VIM. Sewers.
Prairie City, July Goth, 1857,
Freeman's champion., 1857-09-03
II P.M.-Mass Convention agail
assembled. |'

II P.M.-Mass Convention again
assembled.
r. B. Foster, of Nebraska, made
short address. He said there was
fourfold stronger pro-slavery senti-
ment in Nebraska than in Kanzas.-
Out of the four candidates for Dele
gate to Congress there, only one ever
resided in the Territory.
James Redpath was called out, and
opposed the idea Of voting at the
October election, He claimed that
it was back-down in principle so to
do, and would result in disaster
Judge Smith followed. He wasin
favor Of voting. We cannot believe
much that Gov, Walker says, but we
will take him at his word. II could
result in no injury to the Free State.
party IL We were defeated.
The Business Committee reported
this following resolutions;
Whereas, it is of the most vital
Importance to the people Of Kanzas
that the Territorial Government
should be controlled by bona fide cit
ixens thereof, and whereas Gov.
Walker has repeatedly pledged him
self that the people Of Kanzas shall
have a full and fair vote before i'm
partial Judges, at the election to be
lheld the lst Monday in October for
Delegate to Congress, members of the
Territorial Legislature, and all other
coIfcers,
Therefore, Resolved, That we, the
people Of Kanaas in mass convention
assembled, agree to participate in
said election. r9. q
R,sotosd, That in thus acting we
rely upon the faithful fulfIment of
the pledges Of Gov. Walker, and
that we as heretofore protest against
tho euactments forced upon us Cy the
votes Of the people of Missouri.
Resolved, That this mass meeting
proceed to the appointment Of com
mittee to wait upon the Territorial
authorities and urgently insist upon
arsvision and correction Of the wick.
cd apportionment endeavored to be
enforced upon tho people Of Kansas,
to govern tho election Of members Of
the Territorial Legislature. lp.
Resolved, That Gen. j. II. Lane bo
authorized and empowered to tender
to Gov. Walker the forces organized
by him under the resolution passed by
the convention held at Topeka on the
10Th Of July ultimo, to be used for.
the protection Of the ballot box.
Report accepted. " +" 5.'''
Judge Conway opposed tho two
FIRST resolutions in a speech Of CON
siderable length. He u,ged that we
stAltifcd ourselves by going into the
election, The Judge spoke with a
good deal Of animation, and although
Il was evident that his views were
not at all popular, he firmly declared
his honest sentiments, and recorded
himself against the election, Ifthe
people went .intothc election at all,
As1isheaOshsulso dsitwithIWusIsvfs