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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16


fnrniure-F. NASH anctonecr, win cell the high.
bddy Tor cash The grenscs s. IVES, s!rccnih street
and desirable contents ~ the above hve Story dwelling
use whole q which wall positively be snd Catalogue.
~ by O'Clock the morning Of sale, when the whole
the parlors superior velvet carpc three magnd
!, snd rosewood suits covered IN marun, blue and gold.
crimson and gold sasn ~ M most expensive dc.criptiea
chic and Turkish chairs moque snd satin caie.
les solid rosewood reception and arm chairs covered In
y,d secretary booscsse lined wih .ik AMI wooi,
90 solid rosewood centre tables with rich sia'usry marble
- ,sss hrss eiy @ssT~s Win mar
tops plate glass doors he imported expressly ior the
chs elegant china vases with The most chae Ani srpen
oes piss rr ssss. via reh AMI ssssy ss frsme
,SS embroidered lace window curtains AMI c9rnlces
an asssr.sS. w,nsf ssns msrsns sss. .rp,srs
ccs superior French lhograph. xane riece. se, 81.
nofor,e f seven octave. sisgsn, esse anss an round
q plate and richly So, WIN asy. % rssl Ps.fL beng
in satin with excellent and cc~ly enhrosred cover
n asE ssenssn aSe al peS = e rs asaSsr r
rbe top fancy tables mirrurs sofa beds chairs hair
es ssampsSae. ~ ,amb@r sobIss and ascssers Is
eh rich china tea and dinner sets costly silver war; 80
Tee and tea urns spoons forks, hquor stand superior
hamhers-Cosiy solid rosewood and mahogany besseai.
tuary marble top bureaus washssand. and eomn-es -
de order, and IN excellent condon ingrain c@rpct.
eIn mrrors eloess ,o,e , 'sn,s
ters sofas lounges couch beta hall stand ard dining
tmeni Of articles not mentioned. No pospanement
,rryRy II. uERTs. JR.. AUCTIoyERR-nY HgRrs A
MOSS-wi sell on Monday, Nov rs ~ ~ oeipck ~ 81
Arren large stock ~ inge, tasNrs hmNtirrasr
Eions raw silk chenille also ~ N launs nachnery
Go furniture, &C. 10y order Of JAS g. WtlEfT, sheriff
HENRY II. HERTS, JR., AUCTfoNEER-nY HERrs
III NOSSWill sell Monday, Nov. Vs. Al ~ CLOCK Al No
fIIam,on South Brooklyn as@gneea sale - ready
Ma clothing hats caps trunks carpet bags, umbrellas,
ndEerchiefs, &C. by order o. ". ckLI.Eg Asssnse:
hFvRy u. HrRTs, JR., AUCTroNEER-BY HEETs
III MOsS.-Win sell
Friday November ~
AZ ~ O'Clock, ri the salesruom, 81, Pine street
aaanres sale of s0o worth OF uessonAhe ready made
Thing piece goods, tc comprising large AssNeui ~
IN rpck dress business. raglan and every
h.sible description Of material
Also cassimerc. doeskin and sat,ine' pan'aloons.
tiso silk satin velvet plush, cloth and other vests
(lso large lot ~ French and English clashs casa
res docskins pctershams pilp cotha vesinas hngnHm
innings sergcs alpacas, saiinets, union ooh buoas.
.tcs, &C. .....
yry lot 10 be positively sod W me highest bidder Tor cash
.Stscgucs ready early on morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

UCTIoN SALE or CHOICE HAVANA AND GERMAN
segsrs.-By 7. M0RREIL, auctoneer.-This morning.
lO O'clock 1872 Broadway. next Liberty street. Star of
West regala, upmen operas, &c, In quantities IL de-
ed They must be sold without regard To price Sure at
al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16
WATCHES. JEWELRY, 90.

WATCHES. JEWELRY, 30.
A LARGE INVOICE
Beautiful, and
FASHIONABLE JEwELRY
IMMEDIATE SALE,
EXTREMELY Low,
We invite customers
To make their selections
ROBERT RAFT 400,
&l Broadway, corner of Wares street
"A $1,000
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
bought At recsU sales
WILL RE SOLD RETAIL
AT 40 PER CENT BELOW THE REGULARPRTCES,
FOR CASH.
All goods warranted -
ROBERT RIFT co,
T1 Broadway corns Of Warren
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

UcTIoN SALE or SUPERIOR DOUBLE SILVER
4 plated ware.-Ry TUNIS MORREII, auctionecr-Ths
rning Ots O'Clock NJ No I52 Broadway next Liberty
ee casters glass forks, spoons cake baskets gobles
mugs &C. This special chance and must be sold
The highest bidder. See other advertisement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

IRA LUDLOW JR. a Co, WILL SELL THIS DAY AT
" o'cock ~ The Merchants Exchange. $1,000 Brooklyn
per cent Water Loan bonds due 1871 sold hai Is shares
bank soo each, IS shares indemnify Fire Insurance
mpany 8lND each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16
THOMAS PETIT, Auctioneel

ssIGHEE SALE OF HOSIERY, FANCY GOODS,
A lsc.s and embroideries.-A VI. CR1srALAR, auc-
neer - Bowery will sell on Tuesday, Nov l At l0s
lock large assortment OF embroderles collars. sleeves
emets bands insertion, silk and kid gloves pearl shirt
onS silk and linen pocket neck ties era
Is collars linen Shirts silk and satin sewing silk and
cad combs brushes hooks and needles, fancy work
lis and large lot OF other fancy goods too numerous TO
.ntion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

A UCTION NoTICE-SADDLEs, BRIDES, HARNESS,
horse blankets, &c.-B. WARDEN, auctioneer, will
I'll Tuesday 18th inst at 10Y O'Clock large assortment
the above articles at the auction and store 80
earl street Sales Tuesday and Thursday at same
our. until further notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16


Gold fob keys and seals studs and sleeve buttons finger
rings with sets seal rings plain gold rings pure gold wed
ding gold specaces and eyeglasses gold hmbles ana
and pencils gold lockets rentemens sver
spoons forks silver porenonnses and frut Knives ~
much less Than before offered .,u..
Importer Of watches and iewelry, wholesale and retail
II WAL street SECOND noorl near BrCsdway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

DAwNBROKER SALES OF WATCHES AND JEWEL.
ny, tools, guns and pistols-A; NJ CRIsTALAR; auc.
uoneeT q Bowery, will sell this day, November l6 at
i0Js O'Clock, large of fine gold pins rings
rings bracelets necklaces guard fob and chains tools
guns pistols musical mathematical Instruments and
gold silver detached and patent levers epnes and
watches. BY order OF Il. GANLEY, 81 Division street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

r. BANGS AuCTIONEER-BANGs a 90. WILL.
y offer Cor sale tomorrow, November II. lo o'clock,
their sales ROOM 40 Nassau street. large and desirable
yortmen OF new and second hand furniture comprising
H. mattresses bedseads, paror suita chairs etegeres,
as lounges cutlery. crockery silver plated ware carpets
rrors fancy goods oil paintings &c. Sale positive Gaia
.ues ready early morning OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

IJENRY b. HERTs JR., AUCTIONEER-BY HERTs A
II MOSS sell on Tuesday. Nov H. At 10Y O'Clock in
the saies gallery No 5h Pine street. Shers sale large
and valuable stock Of rich furs comprising Hudson
bay sable mini marsen French sable and other capes VIC
iers &C. OF every description and some Of great value.
Also an assortment OF buffalo, wolf tiger poar bear pan
her and other sleigh robes lap robes Catalogues will
be ready and goods on view Monday, 18th inst Terms
cash. In current funds BY order Of FREDK. L. yULTEE,
Deputy Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16
tnuARn scuENCK AucTIoNFER -IMPORTER,s

sale IL superb Paris fancy gcodaConsisng IN part of
giant bronze marble and gilt clocks superb French china
elegant parian staueites and groups SUI
rb bronTcs Sevres aud French china vascs, bohemian
sswarr IN great variety; superb papier mache desks
vel cases lc solid sterling silver Csrrsrs marble
tuary aud superb collection Of first class oil paintings 70
sold III Nblos November l6 II and - by ~ y. IL
uENCK The saloon will be thrown open 20 the public for
eshhion OF the goods Monday. 10Th inst, ats clock
NJ The sale Of the goods 20 commence In the evening AZ
O'Clock. and 10 continue each day and evening III the
AL ID is posrd Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

! UCTIoN SALE OF GOLD AND FRENCH JEwELRY--
A BY T. MORREII. auctioneer.-This morning, at l0ls
clock l52 Broadway next Liberty street, ladies' and
nilemen's ornaments, in rich and large variety, which
be sold without Peddlers and the trade will
tend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

A UCTION NOTICE.-WM. WILDE. AUCTIONEER-BY
William street. will be sold variety Of furniture, vaua-
gold silver watches India rubber goods, &c also
chest of TOOLS wire drawing machine &C.. Also at
ococ by order OF Constable horse and harness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

A UCTIoN NoTICE.-TIIoS. BELL, AUCTIoNEER-By
"A BELL LEONARD.-This day AT l0H o'clock, in tho
of Centre and Reade Streets will sell
hoce assortment Of excellent household furniture sofas
beds bureaus and fine variety of housekeeping articles
uesdAy sale of dry goods clothing, boots shoes, &C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR ia.
u and New Orlcans.-On Tuesday, November H. at
O'Clock r. NJ from pier foot OF Warren street North river
tn. and fayorie steamship PHILADELPHIA Capt O. ::
Boggs T. ;. NJ will sail above Passage cln he secured
nj the Office OF the line shippers viii be supplied With blank
bills adng the signed by the line On application ~
their office No other forms signed and no b OF ladng will
he signed after the hour Of sailing For freight or passage
apply the Office No. liz West street corner Of Warren
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16
ucrIoN sALE-AT MIDDLE VILLAGE. ON TIL

4 18th ~ November, 1857, the premises occupied by
subsrriber formerly the residence Of Hartman Mancher
o horses one calf hogs two sets of double
mess one single do market and one
M sicd four bushels seed beans two bushels pea
Is bushels potatoes lot of beets parsnips, and
usual nte nss sed in market gardening 10000
bushels of Russia urnips tons 81 hay, 100 bushels OF
JOHN HIM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

TIFF COMPREHENSIVE HEREToroRE EXISTING BE.
III tween the undersigned under the firm name Of " "
williamson Co this DAY dissolved by mutual Mr.
Simon Van wnkle alone authorised 70 settle the affairs Of
said firm Y. II. WILLIAMSON.
NV YORK., Nov. ~ 1857. s. VAN WRINKLE.
Mr. IS Van Wrinkle will hereafter conduct the ate
and exchange brokerage business A. the same place No II
Nassau street. s. VAN WRINKLE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

A UCTION NOTICg.-CRoCKERY GLASS CHINA AND
"A fancy goods-By J, s; H. BARTLETT Auchoneer-
tuesday, Nov at 10 clock at 28 Pearl street. without
all kinds w. g. blue and common ware glass china,
Gitanna ware, toys, &c. Sale positive rain or shine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

TRYING 4 WATKINS WILL SELL ON TUESDAY NOV.
IL at 10s O'Clock at the salesroom, No Pine street
general household furniture consisting suits
in brocae and hair cloth sofas tee chairs
bookcases wardrobes desks rosewood and mahogany
bedsteads mattresses palasses washsnds bu
reaus oak dining hall chairs racks rosewood and
mahogany paror chairs plush and hair CLOTH Brussels and
oilclohs, &c. Also, kitchen furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-WILDES r.
L WALKER Auctioneer. On Wednesday, 18th inst will
sell the entire stock Of groceries liquors. and fixtures Of
longing the of Barnard Ohebusch deceased also
the time the and good will Of the Per
order of CHARLES A. MAY, Public Administrator.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

You ARE Invited to the store of
ROBERT RAFT 4 CO.,
26l Broadway, cor Warren street.
to look the .,,wxn,n
ASSORTMENT OF JEwEIRY
WATCHES.
OF
rHE srsr uAkkRs xsows
All goods
Warranted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

HENRY II. HERTs. JR, AUTHORITARIAN HERTs A
MOSS-wil sell Monday Nov. 10 ~ ~ oe9ck, a. o.
rren street large stock ~ nges iasses hcNtdrresc
Nfious silk chenille; also lnt ~ lanns machnery
Go furniture, &C 10y order Of JAS g. wti.EfT sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

A UCTION NOTICH-JOHN LLOYD, AUCTI0NEER.-
"A By WIN. T. LLOYD.-On Tuesday, Nov 4, at the sales
onssng Of bedsteads bureaus washsans carpets, mir
ors oil paintings, sofas chairs rockers teteatetes,
rockery kitchen utensils,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16
IENRY B. HERTs, JR., AUCTIoNEER-BY HERTs 1

IIENRY II. LEEDS 4 CO.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IL No. q Nassau street will sell at auction, Tuesday,
Nov H. at ICl. O'clock the sacsrooms No o Nassau
street. elegant fancy goods just imported from Paris superb
vases ebony goods writing desks. dressing work
boxes and opal and card receivers
in orolu fancy articles ink stands shaving furnish
ed and mounted In silver; large and complete assortment
paper mache goods clocks bronzes and other fine arces
valuable OF fresh Italian marbles
groups and figures large and small real satuary &c
Can be examined day before sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

~ plus ultra of medicines and b requires " oe Enawn
with universal appreciation sna -.h 80.
the greatest bcneaccor Of the day Ut Ws.u AZ.
reward Of $500 70 any ply sissn va Nm email nnforu,
cesri,y ease safety and cheapness Tie sther ss,
vtata. - c,rcs In one DAY. Those VINO dOubt
should can and he will cure them without charEe;
ali 80 who have been lingering Tor weeks ana
'a ,hsi Nv calling on Dr WARD You may 10 few dsys
an, ~ Measures III life and feel that Richard u mmseir
egss,y frce ST. once 9 Canal street, third door east %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

frFyRy u. HERTs, JR., AUCTfoNEER-RY HERrs a
MOss-will sell on Monday, Nov vs. A. ~ oclock Al No
avenue South Brooklyn, asSgners sale = ready
kde clothing hats caps, trunks carpet bags umbrellas
F,ikerchiefs, &C. by order Of ". CELisER Assignee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

U,Hos vEITCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO is SPRUCE
street-sherifs sale of iron pipe, &C. on Monday Nov
lois O'Clock NJ ut the salcsroom No, 10 Spruce
street consisting of large quantity OF wrought Iron water
pipe &c. JAMES C. WII.LETT, Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

Are furnhed with ingram and carpets eight pure
cured hair spring do solid rosewood gothic bed
stead marble top dressing bureaus black walnut
Eizahethan do mahogany sofa beds, spring seat chairs
chairs mirrors mante clocks toilet SETS
beds and bedding &c. &C.
Dining oak extension table is feet long, sofa
dining chairs marble top oak buffet mirror back
plated French china and breakfast SETS table
cutlery plated caster liquor SETS Ac Persons
distance rely the furniture being equal TO ad-
versement N. B.-Sl0 to advance goods for absolute
snle where they limited.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-07-22
The Kansas constitutiou.

The Louisville Democrat thus speaks of
the Kansas Constitution, and we are sure
its remarks will meet the approval of all
rational men:
As to submitting the Constitution to
the people after it is made, that-mark
twill be done, aud it is idle to oppose
it. The proslavery men in Kansas win
insist upon it. We venture to say that
no delegate is elected, who did not prom
Use to submit his work to the popular vote
before it was presented to Congress. 1t
is rather late in the day to expect gen.
erous confidence to be carried so far by
the voters Of any State or Territory, as
to- induce them to take the work of a Con-
vention, without q chance to examine it
before it is fixed upon them as their organ
! ic law. A Constitution is rather too i'm
lportant 30 justify ssch confidence. If the
convention should, perchance, make an
anti-slavery Constitution after all, these
men would change their opinions. and de-
mand its submission to the people. We
hold that the submission Of the Constitu-
ton, after it is made. to the popular vote,
is right and proper. 1t is necessity.
Delegates cannot be elected to form q
Constitution, by any party, who do not
promise to submit their work to the popu.
liar vote,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-07-22
The New York Rioters.
NEW YoRK, Tnesday, July {,

NEW YORK, Tuesday, July IL.
The city was quiet throughout Iass
night Nobody killed Three regiments
were under arms all night, bat dismisssd
this morning
Al the inquest held over the bedy q
Meyer it was proved that he WAS noto-
rious burglar, known as Jack Spratt ~
was shot, not in the riot, but while co.,
mitting burglary on Broadway.
SECOND pIsPATCH.
The rioters in the Seventeenth Ward
are making extensive preparations f6T
renewal Of the conflict with the Netru.
politan Police tonight.
An incendiary circular Is 10 circulation
calling mass meeting to put down ihe
Metropolitan Police. A meeting has
been held at the German Theatre on Tsufth
street to make arrangements for attack.
1t is reported that the rioters hsss pro.
vided with field piece and plenty q
muskets and ammunition.
Tie Police Commissioners are pfepar.
ing at all points in expectation q NJ
newai of difficulties. Nearly three hun.
dred policeman are stationed in the Ward
and three regiments hare been ordered 70
report themselves at their srmories IS
five o'clock.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-07-22
MOVEMENTS OF DIsAFrEcrEp MoRMoNs


MOVEMENTS OF DIsAFPEcTED MoRMoNs.
"A steamer from Omaha reports the arri-
vol there ofsixty Mormons, who made their
escape from Salt Lake City about the
Goth of April. They report that many
persons were dissatisfied with their posi-
tion there, ana would abandon the place
so soon as the presence of United States
troops gave them an opportunity.-.St.
Louis Republican.
A party of several hundred Mormons.
just from Utah, and en- route for the south.
ern part of Kansas, where they propose
to settle, passed Fort Leayenworth on
Tuesday. They are heartily sick Of the
tyrannical rule Of the Mormon leaders,
and were fearful if they remained of suffer-
ing violence during the anticipated conflict
between the United States Government
and the Brigham Young oligarchy, Quin-
dare Kansos) Gtindopan.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-07-22
Conviction Of three Murdsrers.


Our readers are familiar with the hor.
rible murder, committed some months eee
near Pittsburg, Of an old man and his sIs-
ter. Three persons-H Henry Fife. Mon
roe Stewart, and Charlotte Jones-wsTs
convicted of the offence. The PittsbuFe
Union, in noticing the conviction, sayG
The prisoners were Immediately -.
manded into the custody Of the ShsnRs
and they left the dock with thst seeming
unconcern and carelessness which hos
characterized their conduct throughout
this lengthy and remarkable trial. Every
eye was riyeted upon them, and al1 seems
ed utterly amazed at their stoical indilfes-
ence. Fife and Stewart did not move q
muscle, while Charlotte did not era
change color. The verdict evidently did
not take either of them by surprise, which
may account for the manner in which they
received it. After the prisoners were n.
turned to their cells, we are informed that
Fife asserted frankly that the jury had
done no more than their duty. He vak
free, easy and lively as ever in his manner.
Stewart seemed restless and dissstis6ed.
he solemnly protested his innocence Of she
crime for which he stood conyicteds-
Charlotte was somewhat depressed, and
gave vent to her feelings in tears.
Thus has ended one Of the most remark
able and exciting trials ever conducted u
Allegheny Connty-and We hope hat
in all time to come the people may nes-
er be aroused by another such horribis
tragedy. 8
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-07-22

ID The EXPEDITION FOR UTAH.-The pre-
parations for the Utah expedition are GO
ing on with great zeal at Fort Leaven-
worth. 1t is understood that the troops
will be sent out in three divisions, so that
they may encamp at different points, and
thereby be sure of an abundance of grass
for the horses and cattle. Gen. Harney
VIII be soon be prepared to move at the
head Of the whole force, and we have no
doubt of his being able to render good
account of himself, whether in Utah or
elsewhere. Up to Monday last, to which
time our advices reach. nothing had been
heard from Col. Sumner's command, except
that he was within some Is miles Of Ash
Hollow.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-07-22
Black Republican Candidates for State
Officers this Fall.


The Cleveland Herald says that Gov.
Chase, by universal consent, is to be the
Black Republican candidate for Governor.
For Lieutenant Governor the names sug-
gested so far are the Hon. Nelson II. Van
Vorhes, of Athens county; Hon. Lester
Taylor. Of Geauga; and Hon. John Carey,
of Wyandotte.
For the other State officers the Herald
makes the following remarks:
For State Treasurer the only names VIC
have seen suggested are Elisha Whittlesey
of Mahoning; A. P. Stone, of Franklin
and Samuel Quimby, of Wayne.
For Secretary of State no candidate
has been named. We suggest A. p
Russell, Esq, member of the House from
Clinton, and editor of the Clinton County
Rspublcan, as a nomination eminently Fl
to be made.'
For Supreme Judge, Daniel Peck, Esq
of Scioto; Charles Goddard, Esq, of Mus
kingum; and Judge Horace Foot o
Cuyahoga.
For Member of Board of Public Works
J. Blickensderfer, of Tuscarawas.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-07-22
The Banner CouHty-Let Justice
be dele. -

We find in, the Ciacinnati Eaqusrer
resolution passed by She Auglaize County
Convention claiming shat that is the ban
ner county. The resolution is as follows:
Resolred, That the Democracy of Aug
laize send greeting to the Democracy of
"hittle Holiness" and beg leave to say to
them their claim to be the banner county
Of the State is not very modest, to say the
least Of it, and we now announce our
right to being the banner county, as our
vote at the last Presidential election VIII
show
Now we beg leave to state to, Auglaize,
Little Holiness" and all others interested
that Monroe is the Banner county, as any
man can learn who. will examine the re-
turns of the last election.
Fremont. Buchanan. Maj
Auglaize gave sl2 1904 692
Holmes /" 1885 2l03 S1s
Monroe 1915 28l2 179e
| We not only gave double the majority
of either Auglaize or Holmes, but w
gave a larger majority in proportion tt
the vote polled than any county in tn,
State. Besides this the banner has bee,
sent to us. So just shut up your traps
and Mr.. Enquirer, do MS the justice t.
correct the wrong impression you hav'
helped to create.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-07-22
The Cleveland Herald on Gibson.


The Cleveland Herald. a prominent
Black Republican paper, is not inclined to
follow the lead of the State Journal in its
defeuce of Gibson. 1t says:
The Grand Jury of Franklin County
are still investigating the State Treasury
embezzlement case, and process has been
issued against the brothers-in-law, Bres-
lin and Gibson, evidently sworn brothers
in rascality Process, however, from
some cause. has been delayed until Breslin
is non -comatibus, and Gibson has proba-
bly, either led or followed in the 'footsteps
of his illustrious predecessor. He was
in New York about the lst, showed the
editor of the State Journals q statement
he said he should Immediately take home
with him, swear to and publish, but nei-
ther "statementn nor ex-Treasu-er had
been seen at Columbus up to the 10TH
The examining committee, Mr.. Sparrow
and the State Auditor, it is said, have
delayed their report several days, await
ing Gibson,s return. Breslin was about
Columbus up to the 9th or 9th.
Breslin and Gibson should wear the stripes
without the stars, and do honest service
to the State for the balance of their lives
is the unanimous verdict of Of the tax-pay,
ers. and the proper authorities will be held
responsible if through neglect, conni-
vance, or mal-administration of justice
wholesale robbery and deliberate perjury
go unpunished.