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BANKS aiad Bank Hobs.

II will be known to oar readers, that a
few days since. General g. B. TYLER, ol
1Ravenna. presented the bahk at Tronton, O.,
with $4,000 or $4,000 of theit paper and
asked to have the same redscmed. The Of
fcers of the Bank pretended to be willing to
Comply with his request; but at the same
time, sent word to their friends, who imme.
diately gathered mob, surrounded the bank.
took possession Of the keys, as the officers
desired, and in this manner kept the specie
from being drawn out Of that institution.-
II was not uRtil about two weeks had cIaps.
ed that the General was enabled to obtain
the gold and silver. Every trick; fulsshood,
and meanness imaginable was resorted to BY
these money changers, and nothing but the
resolute and persistent efforts of General
Tyler accomplished the object.
The particulars of this transaction are al.
ready we'll known to this community, and e
only allude to the subject now for the pur-
pose Of iustifying ourselves in the remarks
which we design to mike. These bank
mobs are becoming fashionable pmong the
privileged orders. AS many as dozen in
Ohio have adopted the same course to pro.
teet their gold and silver. and avoid the pay.
msnt Of their just debts. We hold that
Bank is just as much bound to redeem its
notes with specie a. is the merchant to meet
his liabilities when they fail due. What
would be thought Of a man, who, owing
note should. when the same was presented
for payment, gather his friends around him
and meb the Payes Of the same. AMI yet,
these bank mobs are of the ssme class and
character. The bankers who encourage
them and the men who aid them are desery.
ing OF place in the penitentiary. A suspen.
sion ofther chortsr would not be sufficient
penalty.
The people Of Ohio-the hard working
farmers and mechanics, who pay the taxes
while the banks are exempted from taxation
have. at best, but little affection for these ,
corporations, and we are inclined ,
to believe that such occurrences as those at !
Ironton, Xenia, Marietta, Piqua and other ,
places, will not add very much to the good
will Of the people towards the banks.
We have lssd cnough OF the banking sys- ,
tens Of Ohio, unless ,hey can be carried on
By mora honest men and upon more manly .
principles. We have nc desire to embsrrass
them in any manner whatever; but, If they
Ioflew up the course which they are now ,
pursuing. the date Of their downfall is not :
for of.
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| ADVERTISEMENT

STRENGTH AND HEALTH RksToRED.-Mr.
JOHN DAVIDSON, living ten miles above Pitts
burg. on the Pennsylvania Canal, says
"When commenced taking BGrhave's Hol.
Ind Bite 3, could harI y VA k. Now len.
jy good health" "
HEADACHE AND DEBILITY Mr.. SILAs J.
LI,coMB, Of Birmingham. says: II hive
found in rprhave's Holland Bittcrs rem.
edy for Headache aud Debility. My wife
has also used it with the rteate t benefit"
Mr. A. S. NicH"LsoN, OF p tt, ourgh, also
remarks that he has exp rieuceI mech relief
from its use Tor headaciie
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The ship Nebraska, rom New York
went ashore on the coast Of Texas, and was
wrecked. Her only cargo was nine bales
Of hay. Mr.. Thompson, second mate Of lhe
Nebrssks, who drlfted out to sea upon an
oar, and w,s supposed to be lost, has tarned
up all right. After being ten hcurs in the
water, he was driftsd ashore without serious
injury. There were six or eight passengeri
on the Nebraska from New York, including
two ladies, all Of whom were saved BY th'
life.boat from shore.
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Leg:,l Notice.

Iu the Court OF Common P!eas.l
r ... 81 -. or Portage County. 4
Chauneey Winchsll, Eli Winchel, Ellen Spencer ana
stF Clarissa Spencer,vs. G,
Daniel Winchell, John Winchell. Roxana Nichols
Mercy Draper. alias Mercy Winohell, and an infant
child Of said Mercy's. ,,g...e a
TOHN WINCHELL, of the State OF Yer.
u mont and Dani Winehell and Roxana Nichols,
whose residence 10 unknown are hereby notified that
the ninth day OF September, 1857 the above named
plaintiff fled In tho ofce of ,he Clerk of said cnurs
their petition the substance and PRAYER Of which is that
plaintfs and sad defendants have become seized BY
inheritance OF certain real estate situated In Mantus,
In said county ontaioins about 1870 aeres,
y described IN said petition and praying partition
thoreo and also for further relief against said Msr
est therein and who has been personally served Said
defendants arc required to appear and answer said
petition before thu next term OF said oouSt, 10
wit: the 9Th day Of February, 1883, or decree for
Partition Of said premises and the other relief pray
ed for therein will be taken.
MICHAEL STUART.
Oct. 20, 1927. CIV PaintiG,s Attorney
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CHOLERA CoMIse FROM EuaoPE.- The
barqos Suwi. from Hamburg, arrived al
the New Yotk Qusrsn.ins yesterday morn.
ing, with ais passengers. reports 81 deaths
on the passsge. The sick were landed a.
0uarsnsins. The Trusko, which arrived
from Bremen lest week. lost eight Of her
passengers ffom cholera on the voyage, and
ssversl cases were taken to the hospital.
All the passengers were kept at Qparsn.ins
four or i've dsys.
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DIED..

In Chagrin Falls, on the att, ult., of ty.
phoid fever, Mr.. ANGELO } EARL, aged 23
years. .. ....
In Mantua. on the 10th ult., Of consump.
tlon, Mr.. PRlLo C. HowLAED, aged 81 yrs.
In Hrsting', Mich, on th" Is h uIt Mr..
SAMUEL I. McNArR, formerly OF R,veAn*,
aged 81 years. 1851.
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TRIGAEY.-Peter Gales was tried in Gin.
cinnation Thursday for "trigsmy," three wo
men appearing in court and claiming him as
husband; but ths court disch rged the poor
fellow on the ground that it was conspiracy
asainst him. The reporter says, "This is
the frst instsnce We remember in which
three females were enabled to sgree upon a
course OF aetion against man for whom
they professsd to entertain tender ressrd -
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HoRRnLE SrArRMIEr.-The Marsngo
(lows) Visitor says that-a young child, but
STR years of age, died with aelirium trenens
at "Brush Run" The father a short time
since, was sent to Jail for selling whisk ey,
and during his Incarceration his wife made
.whiskey "meat and drink for herself and
child. The wife 6naly fell down stairs and
killed herself, and the child was shortly az.
ter attacked with all the symptoms OF deli
rum tremens with whic& il died. 30
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From he LOui,vills (Kv.) Democrat.

Ir the Convention undertakes TO send a
Constitution 10 Congress, refusing 10 submit
Il to the people, whether il be pro slavery
or anti-slavery, good. bad or Indifferent, send
It home, and inform sll concerned that these
States waat not document from Convsn-
ton that distrusts them. II is certuinly a
bran new doctrine in this country, and es-
Pecislly in the DeRocrstic party, that Con-
gress shOuid admit q new State into the
Union with q constitution that, perhaps, the
people don't want; TO Vhich they may be m-
terly opposed. 1t will be an &C: as silly as
tyrannieal.
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TAdver isemrnt.1

To NEkvoUs SUFFERERS. A retired c!er.
eymaD, restored to health in few days, af.
ter many years of great nervous suffering
is anxiou, to nuke known the means Of
cure. Will send (frce) the prescription
used. Direct the Rev. I1Hy M. DAGNALL,
No. is6 Fulton Street. Brooklyn, N. Y.
November l3, 1857 -3m-PNya. @ ...
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SECOND ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURE
BEFORE THE
Young Mems LyCezllM.

The Executive Committee of the Young
Mcn.s Iyceum would respectfully announce that The
first Lecture Of th9 second course, will bo delivered
at the TOWN HALL. in Ravenna, M
On Friday evening, December llth, by Prest. Henry
l.. HITcHcocK, Of Hudson.
DECEMBER l5th-prof. !. A. G GaRPIELD, Of Hiram,
December 26th-Hon. ". GILsoN, of CanReld
January 2d-Rev. J. D. NORTON. of kavenna,
January 9th-Prct w. w. HAGEMAR, Of Rayenua.
January 16th-Hon. o. p. BRowN, Of Ravenna.
Other announcements will be mad q in due time.
O.W. STRONG,
<rh ar. n. G.. RANNEY, HE
....s ALL. ALPHONSO HART,
December 3, 1857 Ex.cutiy, Com
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MA RRIED.

In Deerfeld, on the 80 h uIt.. by J. v.
Nell, Esq, Mr. WILLIAM B. WILSON to
Miss JULIA A. Wilcox, both of DeerfelI
In Ruvenna, on the 26lh uI,., by R v. l..
c. Rouse, Mr.. WILLIAM l.. BEAucHaMP, of
Skeneatles, N. Y, to Miss SARAH CARTER,
daughter OF Mr.. Howard CarteS ,o Ravenna.
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DIR. SANFORD'S
NyIGORATOR,
REMEDY.
OR

rs an article th.. .~...k.I
i Is.. s.S suee Svety oouy nseus Wno "
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70 th ossase nss oeen the stady q oae % the pro-
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mev'Sno nAs ny PvwyS PS, - a.sssPs sisef kems-
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49, -.,,.. 49,. p-S,
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shssSrsD' for n ~ nsv., s.1iad to .si;Ir. .m OF
.an. - -" ~ ,,.as ~ h, aou ~ AZ anec-
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snu , nyM ~ We ~ iSatsi ana
1"'O' ~' VI "sO's ,'en' W sa' ou.
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80. Sno. O~ kEovnd !. soIS NJ of SIX
- dissnns,y. ,Ssor,in. \, 81, .sIas ucMn rhs NV
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,sa.,orsS - ~ W. '0-so'', was on'hev
a etervyman eaIlsd A. ON, ofs.a AZ. o,h..
ala he Nh ~ivsn ros, 'S vtnct ~ ano
sora sha Id tsken he ,Siotan ap. ~ os-
inS hre.d for hey S.mily @'@' "VtA yarn
A eenteman n ree.ntiy from the ws.t .ax. Iii.
At C6icqgo he was httnek Ell win sIo1 i;n,n.s'no
6,yeT w6irh ha Iils tbe a. an ~ ,hk
Inyigorator eured him in n ra,v 49, S' o1' wv
One Of our city merchants sa,d yvbt,e on v,.,, n
Troy a few DAYS since he was attarkrd yith No.
and stomach disorders, so as 10 conane him 70 his
room he sent to the drug store for bottle Of tho In
vgorat0r took one dose, which rcle ed HIN 90 that
he was able 70 attend tohis business.
An aequaintanee, whose Business compels him TO
wtIe most ot ne ume, says ho became 30 weak Hs
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Ravenna Book Bindery

THE subscriber, having taken the Ravenna
l. Book Bindery. solcits the public patronage, be
ing provided with means for doing any Kind Of work
ia his line in that cannot fail To give satIs
faction. Books bound IN any style. or parts Of
sets bound " match the others. Old boks repa ired
or re bound. Particular attention paid to binding
MUSIC, or works con'aining valuable pntes. Also,
B Il A N K w ORK4 ass
lnufactured to order, and ruled to any pattern.
*s*rlease call at the Bindery, Democrat Building
up stairs. E. II. A. CL LtRKE.
Raveuna. November S, 1s57-Iytr
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From The Cleueland Pkaindenler

The general course pursued by Governor
Walker with regard to u fair expression OF
the people of Kansas, has not only been an.
proved BY the country generally, bot has, If
we may judge from the most authentic ad.
vices ir1m Washington, received the cordial
approval of DIR. Buchanan. The rejection
Of the Oxford and McGee v, ties was not a
blunder, nor in any sense change of poll.
cy. The policy too Of submitting The State
Constitution Tor KuDsas to the popular vote
is still adhered to. 1t Was announced by
Governor Walker on his entering the Ter.
ritory, end it's approval by the administration
and the country at large, is a pledge that
any Constitution not submitted to the vote
Of the people Of Kansas will be rejected
Once thus submitted, whether II contains
sRy prohibition OF or allowance of slavery
in the new State, the Democratic party is
pledged to the admission OF Kansas. The
Constitution as now drafted, prohibits the
Legislature from passing any statute tor the
prevention Of the introducti"n oil slaves bv
emigrsnts TO the Territory. This is yir:
tual establishment Of slavery in Kansas.-
1t wss hoped that this convention would act
wisely and submit the question directly to
the people. II it has not done so i, Il yery
clear that it will be rejected. Ii il is sen,
to Congress without submission, its fate is
equally certain. Ee5s-...
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Guardian sale,

IN pursuance oil an order Of sale issued BY
J. the Probate Court Of the county Of Portage aaA
state Of oIio, the second day Of Novsmbes ASST,
and to me directed, shall ofer for sale at public
auction, on the premises, the 18th day Of Dscsm.
Der, A. D., 1867, between the hours off O'Clock and
O'clock, p. M, the following real estate, situate
In the township and village of Ravenna, eopntv Of
Portage and state Of Ohio, known as being one "a.
divided onehaf of lot 3d. In the said village OF
Rayenna, IS the same is numbered and designated
On the plalt or said viag excepting and reserying
said lot heretofore sold and conveyed 70 A. 3. Col
WILLIAM GOODMAN,
~, @ Guardian Of Thomas w. Burgess.
November 10, l6J7-4w n
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S ~ The steamer Gladiator. at Cincin.
Dsti yesterday, reports that boats az fer
doWA The river q New Madrid have been
lswsmpsd and sunk BY tho late gale. Pas.
ssngsn from Evansville state thar the
storm wss terrific upon the lover Ohio, and
fhst al boats had 70 tie up, not one being
able to run.
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6JMsjor Jefferson Ven Horn, Of the U.
=. Army, died q bic post iu Albuqus, New
Mexico, in October last eyed IS years. H.
was citizen of Ohio.
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BRILLIARr PROSPECTUS
81 FOURTH TEAR OF THE
COSMOPOLITAN /
Art A sociation-

THE famous DussELDoRT GALLERY %
Powers' world renowned status OF he GREEN
SLAVE, re- purchased for Ax thousaAd doIiats, win
several hundred other works Of Art, In Paintings,
Sculpture and Bronxes, comprise the premiums 70 pc
awarded 10 the subschbees OF the Cosmopolitan Art
Associoton, who subscribe before the 2sth OF Janu-
ary, 1855 at which time the award will take place.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTloNs-EFery sabscrlbeT
OF THREE DoLLLRs IL entitled 70 -.
A copy Of the large and splendid steel engraving,
entitled "Manifest Destiny y also 70 ...lF,
copy Of the "cosnopohtan Art Journal" one
certlncaie In the Award eS Premiums, and also
/ FREQ admission 70 the Dusseldorf and Oosmopo-
Titan Galleries.
Thus It is seen that for every three dollars paid,
the subscriber not only receives Q sp endid three
dollar engraving but also the beautifully Illustrated
two dollar Art Journal, one year. y y vslss sty5s
Each subscriber is also presented with Certificate
IN the Awards Of Premiums, by which o valuable
work Of Art, in Painting or Sculptnre, may be re-
ceved In addition, thus giving 10 every subscriber an
70 the value OF i've dollars, anda Certih'
Any one Of the Ieadiag % Magazines 10 furniseed,
instead of Engraving and Art Journal, II desired.
No person Is restricted 10 q single share. Those
taking Ave memberships, remitting afteen dollars,
are entitled TO extra Engraving and six tickets.
Full particulars Of the Association given In the
Art Journal, witch contains over sixty splendid En-
cravings, Ptdee Afty cents per number. Specimen
copies will be sent to all persons who desire TO sub
scribe receipt OF Eve postage stamps, fi5 ceusss
Address, O. +. DERBY, Actuary z. AsAa
54S Broadway, New York.
~. Subscriptions received by J. S. HERRIcK, Hon,
Secretary for Portage county, Ravenna, Ohio.
Dccember z. iIR57-5w $50 VHuH z -tE.+r -ieF
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consisting In part ~! beautiful 9etts of Gold; O4u
Mosaic, Gali Stone, 10 Is. Paintings,
Corais, ety.; Sstiisr with
LARGE STOCK
A c.. I'd.


THE srduous duties on my practice over
L tasktng my strength to tho iRjury Of my health.
have boen induced 10 engage II pr artncr; and taxi
g.eat pleasure In saying t. IN, friends and tho public
that hav succeeded in securing, as sucn, gentle
man with whom have beon acquainted for sevcrai I
years, and in whose skill US physician have the
fullest confidence. and TO whom can safely entrus
the m edical Charge OF nay putroDs. Or. Reed brngs
with hm the hghass tJstimo mails of moral ebaracte
and Profcssionn! skill. The following, from Prof
H. =. Gateheii, Of the Western Homeopathic Col.
lege is sufficient guarantee of character und ability
TO all who may require his services. t.. 3 So,
..,. LtEvELAED, November list. 1857.
Dr. WM. CANE: isir Sir-Havug been acqiain
ted with ur. Rood, MS student Of edcInc, n also
having been engaged In practice with him us part.
nee take great pleasure in recommending hin 10
tho citizens Of Portage county, as a gentleman Of
great m0sai worth, and phv seian whose skill In
the diagnosis aud treatment Of disease, have sci
dom seen equaled. l would especially recommend
him in shat Ist intracablc class of diseases termed
chronic. H. P. GATCHELL, NJ. D..
TN consf quence Of present arrange ments,
it is desirable that all accounts should be settled
up. Therefore, all who owing me, either !notes
or accounts, requested to settle the same be
fore the lst of January, I8S. After that time, all
unpaid accounts will be left in proper hands for col
lection. Utmost kinds fproduce taken at market
prices. ....z.-y.s.- H. . WIN. GAME.
Ravenna, November 10. Is57-3w-o3m 7
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From The Philadelphia Press, (Fornsys Pa.
per

The drift Of all the news from Kansas,
by mail and telegraph, shows conclusively
thut the 80 called pro-slavery Constitution.
al Convention. like other bodies of whom
we have read, is another formidable instance
of the adage that "whom the gods wish to
destroy they first make mad" Some of the
propositions presented 10 that Convention
which, be il remembered, represents a
nero fragment Of the voters of the territory
would disgrace a despotsm; others are
merely ridiculsus, while the whole u6air
looks to Us, at this d>tanc., as if the par
ties engaged in it had entered into contract
to mortgage the new State to their own in.
dividual interests for a century 10 come.
There is consistent disregard of the
people manifested, cool resort to trick,
aud an utter shamelessness, which, altogslh.
er, make up satire upon representative
bodies such as we have never before had
the luxury TO enjoy. The leading spirit in
this Constitutional Convention seems to
be a person called General Calhoun" who
we regret to say, was appointed from the
free State of Illinois, by General Pierce, "a
Surveyor General of Kansas aud Nebrsska,
and who, in all his actions, indicates a de.
sire to initiate rather the character of o
member Of the French Senate, employed
to carry out the designs OF Louis Napoleon,
than the representative uf an honest Ameri.
csn constituency. We give in anothei
column, some Of the doings of this couyen.
,ion; and have only to say, TINT if the Con.
sti:ution fabricated by this body, is sent to
Congress, we trust that short work will be
made oft. Itdeserves nothing but c. ntempt.
II il has q single merit, it is its consistency
with the freud and wrong which it is inten.
ded TO perpetuate, and from which in a great
part it has grown. The idea of a set OF
men chosen as delegates to this Conven.
tisn, attempting to bind postsrity to their
work, and daring to nuIity in advance, the
will Of tho majority, is go monstrous, that
we wonder the outrage did not excite the
whole people to civil war. The usurpation
becomes the more amczing, when we re.
fleet that these veIy men who were trying
10 fix upon the Territory the rule Of a ma
iority, were vocilerOus in denOuncinp the
Topeka Constitution, which set out with as.
Serting similar Priaciple, and was repuli.
aled by Congress and the country.
In speaking oi doings like these, we feel
that it is idle 10 mince phrases, and we sim
cerely hope that II the Constitution of Kun
'as is anything like the instrument il promi.
'es to be. from the intelligence we lay be.
ore our reuders this morning, it will when
presented to the Congress OF the U. s be
hroMn out OF both branches by..a unanimous
'0te. At "nY rate, we trust that the Sena.
ors and Representatives from Pa, will
oddly and at once put their feet upon it, and
purn It as it deserves to be spurned.
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RouMty I.amd Clnil,ln,,ls.

THE undersigned will spend few weeks
In Washington city the present month, and give his
personal attention TO the examination and prosecu
ton OF claims for bounty land before the department
There are many persons in this vicinity entitled to
warrant, who have made applicsti IN but failed to
OBTAIN u, because unabie to give the name of the Off
Ger nnder whom the soldier served or other matters
relating TO his service. In NIL such eases, warrants
can be obtained, and the undersigned will procure
them, application bo made to him PRIOR to the 10th
instant. a< s8B49 MICHAEL STUART.
Ravenna, December 3, lsS7-Iw
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lsia LegnI Nesice.
THOMAS RARNUM. I mas, !. ,

IIfHOMAS BhhNUM, . non resident Of
i ths Bmte OF Ohio 10 hereby netifsd MAT ON sks
9ls day ef August, A. D., 1857, Flick Bishop. fssah
A. Bishop and George I. Bapnsm Sled tkeiF pstilion
10 chancefy, IN ths Coart Of Comm0A Pleas 81 M
county of Portage and state af Ohio sssinss hi ~
others, whck y s3ili pending thefsis - oscl ~
prayer OF which 10 70 sci aside certain psp6P wfit.
I'll Harnum, late Of said eoanay Of Porlass, deed,
for tho Following causes 10 WI. Iss. TAa4 ne aaid
HI BaFnum, at the time u tke exscnsian RI The
sAentary dispesitiop ef his pve1srty sas That ths
same was procured By fraud and imposltisus exef.
cised By thrd persons over safe deesdsDs. ii atsA
The said Thomas Barnum u also further nctiAea 10
appear and answer said petiton or bsaFe The ayst
day ofhe next term Of said eourt 70 be holden In The
said county Of Portage.
November 10, 1857 CIV Ati,'s br petllioneis.
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Sens q the Press.
Below We give Che opinion Of several Of
the leading and influential Dewouv~,;c ;our.
nj. AZ IN. un;an a. ,...,d ..h. v...
C--..,...,
perfect unanimi'
v OF ssnumedt among them oil. They
msy be considered as representing the
yisws and feelings of eminen, Democ,.,.
4. a, ..,;.S a. T. al,
O. W sA' eo""uy' ~ wuh 0e
ssh 'na' 'enn W. Forney' the AoisN oi
Democratic writer's, takes bold and positive
ground upon the quesIoa, The Chicago
Prsss and Ty,,.,. kno., ,s =. ,h..,... :,
60. n...,.. -A.S : - - - --' :, =
Se"a'0' DOUs1e' su1e"ee INC same senu-
ments. The Louisville Dsmocrss, which ex-
pressss tlle views Of the Kentucky Democ.
r,.v q nd ro., o,oh.AI, thos. NJ "a. w.,
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