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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05
EROv WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, June The government has recsiv
ed as yet no official account of the Ohio fugitive slave
case. The Secretary ofthe Interior has replied to the
United States marshal's teIegraphc dispatch az fol
lowe: Consult the district attorney and execute The
law. The President expects you to do your duty and
he will do his"
Major Mccullough, who is here has been again ten
dered the governorship Of Utah.
Capt. Isaac Il. Dillen of Illinois, has baen appoint
ed consul to Brennan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05
LARGEST SOUTHERN PLANO FACTORY
GOLU MEDAL PREMIUM PLANO E0RTES

LARGEST SOUTHERN PLANO FACTORY
GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM PLANO FORTES
WIN. KNABE, senior partner in the late hrm OF
w KNAsE CAMILLE e. Co (Which dissolved bv
the death Of Mr. Henry Gaehe,) continues the nanuac
ture and sale of Grandsand Square Pianos under the
nameof
WM KNABE CO.,
At the old stand Nos ;, and z North Eutaw st. op
pose the Eutaw House. and at the new sales room No
POT, Market at, baltimore.
The subscriber respectfully begs leave TO present
the ladies and gentlemen Of the South his sincere ac
for the very liberal patronage they have
uniformly extended to his establishments and desires
the time assure them that stimulated BY their
constantly increasing custom during past years he has
spared neither trouble expense to perfect as lar @ pos
soie the Piano Forte so - to ensure Oh Inc
custom of persons of cultivation and refinement
In addition to the commendaton OF the most eunnen
Pianist of the country, he would add that at every
at which his Pianos exhibition, they have uni
torny been awarded the highest honos oi the several
Institutes.
Being extensively engaged In the manufacture Of
Pianos aud employing hundred OF the most
rsneed journeymon am prepared to sell either whole
sale or retail on the most accommodating terms whole
sale dealers will therefore, find it their advantage to
give me a call before purchasing elsewhere.
Allnsruments built at factory have full iron frames,
and are constructed az to secure great additional
strength, without affecting the tone; and they will there
foro stand In any climate.
Every Piano Forte Of my manufacture is guaranteed
for Eve years. and when intended I'LL distant orders,
the greatest possible to onsure the selection
mechanical 6nsh TO plssse the fastidous; In addi
ton which privilege Of exchange 10 granted at any
time within six months should tho instrument not give
entire satisfacton April 29-c3m
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Y1Iy1RT.E FARM FOR SALE

OFFER for sale my Farm, upon which formerly re-
sided lying Immediately Swift Greek, in the coun'
ty Chesterfield about four miles above the Court House.
and twelve miles from Richmond.
The trnct contains 264 acres onehird OF which is In
original growth the other twohirds is open aid Ill
good stale of cultivation, and well adapted to the growth
Of wheat, corn and tobacco.
The provemeuts consist Of good dwelling and all me-
cesssry out and farm houses.
The tarn is we'll wsrered. and considered remarkably
healthy.
"'s, NJ a. ,sNc tse c,S A''' p II. GILL.
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TUE GOVERNOR OF Nth"iNA'
~ npnrI ,MATIlS

,,ouv,TyoS bayipr been received by the Execu'
~. ,b., c;sorrs Ii. Winrree was on tine l,th INST
r;an,IV NON murdered by ROBERT P. MAY, in the eonn'
- s s,rnbam VINO aa. subsequently, He'd from jus.
.ss now going At s.ge therefore do hereby oaer
- a-- -, an, bundred aud iity dollars 10 any person
Ee. .-,s.. rpa said Ro'ert p May and deliver him
-. ,si Of the said county OF buckingham; and do
rsaye all officers OF this civil
.,ry and request the people generally 70 use their
ysyo.s 10 procure the arres; OF the said Robert r.
.... r3er nv hand as Governor. and under the Less
seal oi the Commonwealth. a, Richmond. this
]. : a,,i ,l.y of MAY lsJ7 HENRY a. WISE.
o, ,ss Governor: GEohGE W. MvSroKD. Secretary o
|, Commonwealth.
;ce, seven inches nigh we'll made OF soft and
mi, nsuners wore oustsche and goatee, upper liz
f"..,ry .bor, MAY 23-c2w
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LATER FROM:UTAH.

ST. LOUIS. June 2.-Ths Lesvenworth Herald
learns from Mr.. Williams, who left Salt Lake April
18th, that brigham Young was carrying things
with high hands. driving Genti!es away, &c. Judge
Stiles, U. s. Marshal, the Surveyor GENERAL, and a
large number of smgrants have been Obliged to
leave the Territory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05

A CERTAIN CURE FOR DYSrEPSIA
A ND SUMMER COMPLAINT, highly recommended
Lager Beer up in bottles for family use.
Per dozen pints u 25 Per dozen quarts s. 25 In
packages of from two to six dozen Put up and sold by
P. WlLBACHER, No. 2Os, Main street, y
Richmond Va.
No extra charge for package OF drayage.
Orders from the country will be promptly responded
to- provided amount being added good city reference
given.
Superior Cream Ae in quarter and half cnks of Sand
l6 gallons April 22-cif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05
TUE plot IN WASHINGTON CITY

WAsHISeroS, June 2.-The CRY is quiet. Thoug!
much hard feeling e1ists, there seems to be but lit
danger of another outbreak The U. s. artillery ar,
s, here, but not on duty. An investigation az
the necessity for firing the rioters yesterday vii
probably be instituted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05

HAVkG determined to move. offer for salr the pnn
tation on which reside. lying Baniiter river, IN
the county OF Halifax, within n mile and half OF the
Richmond and DRnvle Railroad
The tract contains $50 acres O of which are very pro-
duc'ive low grounds The dwelling is beautiful cottage
with nine rooms connected with the kitchen and servants
rooms by colonade. The out.houses such as are
usually found ut Virginia homestead The grounds are
laid on with great taste and command prospect Of ec"
beauty The orchard conssrs OF the best variety OF fruits
that grow IN this climate. There is also fine spring near
the dwelling The plantation buildings almost entire
ly new and are sufficient for plantation purposes.
There was dover interest portion OF the l"na
perfect title.
As have determined to move will sell bargain IN
this property Persons wishn, purchase invited 10
the land.
My address Is Scottsburg Halifax
April 27-ctf ID. A. CLAIBORNE.
iST-Whig requested TO copy
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
PULASKI LAND F0K sALE

rv,ur LfSnI LHND FUK SALE.
>hh undersigned oilers for sale privately avduabe
IL TRACT OF LAND, in Pulaski county Va c,iltnin.
ing BY survey, 900 ACRES 100 Acres cleared and in
Ths." T5%s and grain GS Acres No. River Bottom ne
dpohe ooaec1 Lands bindings few log Csbns Apple
mbeied locality healthy, convenient to The best Water
ing Pieces In Virginia said land is situated op the south
the county seat Of Pulaski, five miles from Ncwbrn De
pot and eight miles from Central Depot, Virginia aud
Tennessee Rail Road: Price SO per Acre
TERMs-Half cash, balance l2 months credit Pos
session give Immediately. ID. 81 CLUYD.
Muy 9O-cl5t
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WANTED TO PURCHAsE.-A tract OF timber
" land or wood land say from so to 500 acres on
James River or some other navisaee stream Address.
Richmond DC also price Of wood per cord at landing
W.. Valley Forge Post Office, Pennsylvania.
Auq l9-o6
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GEO. WATT ?. II :
THE CUFF BRACE PLOW.

u gaining favor with the farmers \s-z.Js-z-oy5
and planters Tor TIE la,t Ten years,
until 1t mny be considered the aSs1saS ->a>='
most popular Piow in use in the whole south. j IN i,.
premiums three OF state Fas, and at the lat .
took tho I'll the most P"puIn ria"- ~ 10.
II has also taken every premium given BY " h"ch''-
Institute of Virginia upon Plows. a well p-
being the highest award offered by his 'rstr1r M
been successfully tested in every vni"iy ~ J' ~ is
stste, pnd many of tho uuth"r! ststc-.
Manufactured by the undersigned, NJ ic'r far'rrr
franklin slrSct, below the Exchange, kci,ronN. -
where may be had nearly every aIuc used ul..
soil All nude in chops Of hc-, mmier"'
Apri g-cly GEO WAIT a co.
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TILL rnTT0E rpnp

TIE IUTTUN OkUF.
New ORLEANS, May 3O.-The weather ha- nj T.
become settled and warm, aud the growing Gotta. "
all parts of the country appears 10 be rapidly man
up for the delay in lis lorwardnesa by the bachwE
spring.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

SX young Indies. graduates o. c"'"b'r"d NoT'hs:.
- College, desire engagements Gor.rH',s-. "r
Teachers. They thoroughly educated il trri.n
dies we'll IN the modern language usually uU.u'
Music. Drawing, Painting and Latin, and c hl-HoI ..''
themHcs The highest testimonials I'll cihr6ctei aD.l
purity be forwarded. Address III II. Clare. lsn!
curing. Ohio MAY .T-..-a
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GOVERNOR OF UTAH

WASHINGTON Juns Sit is believed that Col.
Cummings, late superintendent OF Indian Affairs IN
Missouri. has been selected for Governor of Utah.
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TO EDITORS AND PRINTERS.

,gr subscribers bec leave 10 call attention to their
STOCK OF PRINTING TYPES. ORNAMENTS.
6snERS PRESSES, &c. &c. large supply OF
ia ,hcy .eep constantly hand HI their Type and
Lrso;ype Foundry, No. 3s, Gold Street. New York.
M. nave ul! assortment Of all articles required in
Enars Office. including
CASES. CHASES. GALLEYS, &c,
# which we warrant equal in every respect TO any
..,ia,es IN this country, and which we will sell on
sgd terms viz: six months credi, for approved ne
- notes or ten per cent. discount for cash Old
sser in exchange for new at the customary price
,,s cents per pound il delivered within 90 days from
\. II purchase, otherwise six cents per pound.
WM. HAGAR, JR., e. co.
rt. rp:e..,red, AoESr IN VIRGINIA. for the above
i snoIa e.,soishment supply the trade Win
e.v DESCRIPTION OF
,,,a. mos, liberal terms Having printed the RICH
Sso ExSv,aEa for upwards OF ten years WITH type
|: cher m.,or,si. purchased from Messrs. HAoAR
IN Induced TO recommend m,,erals from their e''
,;.rlen, IN preference 10 others.
k,-,n-p Books Will b- furnished 10 the trade, and
% .,.ces az nsy be ssl-c,ed viii be forwarded with
bps.ca WV n "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05

LUMBER, LUMBER.
MY STEAM SAW MILL 10 now in successful opera.
lyl tion situated immediately the road leading from
Tolers!ile Depot to miles from the
former place and very accessible to the surrounding
for building or farming purposes, that shall endeavor
keep always ON hand good assortment which will sell
at fair prices. Send in your orders.
ANDREW J. NELSON,
May 2l-c6w Elk Creek Louisa County, Va.
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OFFICE VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD CO.

oFFiCE VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD CO.
/ u,, RICHMOND June /, 1857.
ne !HG of the Board OF Directors OF the Wa.
-Ia Railroad Company held on the 30th day oil
.a, Ina, the Treasurer of the Company be au.
=" issue are Tickets at the rate Of hve cents per
.syincni Of dividend bonds"
with The foregoing resolution, Fare Tick.
Issued on application at the Office of the Com.
,:as those TO whom they may be issued or ,ohiie
...'r families only TO travel on the road the
n a'.e. *hich their bonds may entitle thom to
Es-e4w c.pprrr n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05
q SALE OR EXCHANGE ROR REAL

SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR REAL
|:on, ESTATE
|s So, EAM FLOUR MILL, with four run ~
ssones zones This Mill, on a nsvissble river. In i;s
es ns'nia wei! situated for obtaining grain ZAG
h ,r,oS aleiy bulk, is in dne running order. and
po, SuAhess III health. alone, is the reason for
'O' 'o''her particulars, enquire Of
Ei.,n.. THOMAS BLACKBOARD,
f~-~t Parkersbure. Wood county VI
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T. W. HASKELL,
Pres't B. 8 Insurance Co.

CiscIsSArI AGENCY ROYAL Insurance Co..
February 6. 1856.
am examined W. E Childs &; Co.'S Elastic Fire and
fs;3!oci Cemen, Roofing. and, far ms can Judge,
f;s4 good invention, and am willing to insure
-'n iaus protected upon the same terms az ins''e
s,aei, JOHN S, Ls",,
4;sa! Royal Insurance Co., London and Li'efpooi.
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BAKER d Won PHrL,
us fistm cs, No. &c, West ith st.

KAs!~HA c. II, VA, May 9, 1857.
ts,.s- lily ;asi have used w. r. Childs Co.'S
-,.;e Fire and Water Proof Cement Roofing on
";e and believe il TO be all that 1t 10 represent
n. 'a1 'eel warranted in recommending it to the
r -i-'ln oRESTEs WILSON.
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NOTICE.

a,.s,iar ae largest and most complete assortment of
q. ~ ~ aunang articles of all kinds to be found In
se viii sell AZ aud below cost, in order 70
rs,,"N'' as do not wish to keep them on hand un.
k,i.,'a They are from the MANUFACTURER of the
kIs az. ano will be warranted in every respect If
|0n S,. and cheap GUN, call II. the sign of the
Petersburg, Va c. LEONARD.
!1-e,Sa e,Sanu'acturer and repairer of FIRE arms, 10,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05

NAvAL.-The U. ). se"in frisste Minnesota, IL. n
Philadelphia, arrived in Hampton koa,. Oh ;;....y
evening, and after communicating with tie Roauol
then lying there, the two sister. took All affact"G
leave OF Zach other the Roanono prc-edcd TO
on her way to Aspinwa, and in. i::...cso,a - 3,
wended her way up 10 the Ny Ys"d .. G"apor 90
take on board the armament OF the Colornir rr5
then depart for China. Mr.. keeG ...- ''i".s'. -
Chin1 was in Washington al the last accounts,
will probably arrive here this morning. i"sjJ F.
Heraid, June 2.
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CEMENT ROOFING.

IAviSG purchased the righ, of CHlLDS cAaEM1 ci,INr
d Elastic AND WATER PROC CEMLNL -.
tyFlSG (Ps;ented. January. 1857 ior the S.ate Vi
fe prepared to sell I've rSa. t9l ret nSep,ed
mites or Town. being ,s' ,;on on IF the stmo,pbere
.,c-y climate i,Bper.ectly
FIaE AND WATER PROOF,
o;p. ef durability We believe that it 10 equal If not
3r % Metallic Roofing and Is, by far, the cheapest
J. ..a be used.
,a De pu; on over Shingles Tin or Iron Roohng. lno
:,acs how steep the roof to prevent leaking; and 1t
a.ei in Cincinnati ~ the rates "a Iron or lin
u csnao; :ske ire from the burning Of contiguous
(en.t
wi; be prepared By the 10Th of May, to furnish and
- "a. excellen: roofing, at Wheeling and other
81
s-.u :: Wheeling Va, where full particulars can
yl,ei ESTILL CO.
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-o,,,, b THOMAS PATE,
!. .NNhf S0hf AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Corner
c,,;menso sssmenso and Montgomery Streets, San Fran.
k-'i"h Aug n eff
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cL0CEs s,AsN,D-A fresh supply Of WATCHES,
CY so0hSs hwELRY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
RIA. o. &c, which will be sold low at the tgn
- ''0 ss'ee', Petersburg, Va.
R.,.;. C. LEONARD,
lO-cs sep1'er Of Watches, Clocks, Jeweiry, &c.
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si.D THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:

OrEieE or THE BUCKEYE STATE lss. Co.,
&c. ,5 F:oa, 81; between Main and Sycamore,
Cincinnati, o.. Dec, 10, 1855.
& A. s.orn nav concern:-This il TO certify thnt
rs examined .,.ei,nens aud roofs of w. E. Childs
- :re aai Water Proof Cement Roofing, and believe
'e.m!asr:y superior 10 any roofing now In use was
sye wines. Q! severe trial Of one OF these roots
1a 'F:e volume OF aamc from an adjoining BUILDING
be- struck directly upon the roof and cornce for near
s AZ aolr |; stood the trial beyond all expectation
I .;'-t zoe building
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Wn. II. T'YLRR.
lth, WIZ.
''''J oi Scot;sT'Ne.)
TYLER e. SON,

q = 'FO.N .NEshO IiHNI %
oI rc,T .AkY SrkyEr, RICHMOND, Va,
ro,, Dc sohs!snLne,;s Of Tobacco, Flour, Wheat,
.s;r naaeI and Country Produce generally. to the
O.. sa @ % 5na selection CT goods ordered, their senior
I., 49,. yer !witn business experience of over
|, ".A give MS personal at,eotio
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COLE LEATHRR.-5O0 Sides, for sale BY
~ Msy2s l.. g. B. DAVENPORT.
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Nj I'Il,R

yH1EiE undersigned is manufacturing among other %-
Il able machines a Screw for planters which r. c"
sell for S4U he has sold great many; they invariably
satisfaction and it is said by judges that tobacco pt5
in hogsheads with Screws commend better price "'t
that which is put up in the old way.
?. RAHM, Eagle Foundry,
anril 1a-con Richmond. Nn.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

Executive Committee n. and .. K. K
April 4-ctJunel2
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C1uAkTERED by the Legislature n Virginia, Decer-
ber l1,h Isa3-tap!ta, SJ0OO0-This Institution r..
.ives deposits. on which interest is paid the rate ;
n.r cent per annum II remaining deposit Dix mon;ns
and per cent. for shorter periods.
WIN G. PAINE President,
GEO. J. SUMNER Stcretrry
JOHN II. MONTAGUE, Treasurer.
rrnfrs No. l53, corner Main and 18th ST.
Ian
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EROM 500 to 900 NEGROES 20 Work ~ II" s!orc :
II Railroad, from Fernandns to Cedar hey for ~'''-.
the highest wages WILL be paid ~
procure contract grading or getting cros"s, ~ n
prices, 10y applying 10 ,o.rru ,,.rc.
r.o,,n.
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). rr:e.syred, AoEsr IN VIRGINIA. for the above
,noxn establishment, can supply the trade win
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

voted n emit calf f tee Cooper and half Of
he vi 500 SG.aI Conmittee--a result regarded
as q Hard victory. In otbe' particular the
SoNs lad the ttst Gf il during ibe ds,. just
before the Convention was cs'sd 70 order in tie
of,.,roon, TIE Hc.. Daa,ie. :. Di"s!n.on catered
tie lel', rid was coa:ed irto mating speech. 70
wtct tr declared tAe ProsideIt. letter to tie
Cor: ecticut oorGlis,s the at'eet political docu
usut sincc 4. days e aersDn. A proposition 70
Instruct toe Cou ruittee upon New.iok CITY I"
ccIsiatr The cIaus Of those sets Of ce!"gates "uo
were ready to abide by tie decision Of the C'neen
ton as to which vas tie regular Democratic OF.
eanizatou created great exc tenent Mn'or "o'n
warned HE Couyertcn against sssrmioe cSntra!
power similar e. that against which he had come
there 10 protest. COMMITTEES were selected 20
prom URGE upon the claims Of 'sal delegations from
Columbia, aro to draw up resolutions. Nomina'
tons v i'll probably be made to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

We 60 in, pretty generally, for the largest liberty
of speech and conscience and never intend to ask
any man TO do that which he does not think it right
to do. But we have been so frequently ourselves
mistaken, and it is ~ human to err, that We take
the liberty OF asking the so-called Straight Ous
Republicans of Massachusetts, II they are certain
they are in the right way We notice that they
have called boiling Convention, to be held in Bos.
ton ON the 30th inst, to take measures for the
defeat of Mr.. Banks. and, of Course, for the cleo
ton Of Gov. Gardner, or some other bunker Pro.
Slavery man. Now, We confess this does not seem
to us TO be at all a sensible course; aud in what
possible way ii can benefit the cause. of Freedom,
IL more than We can comprehend That ali the
speeches and all the actions of Mr. Banks have been
to our taste We do not pretend Blu. that shall
not prevent us from saying, as we do with the ut
mo.t cheerlulness, that we believe him to be
perfectly tru.tworthy upon the question of Slavery
Extension. He may differ, aud doubtless does diff. r
from many Massachusetts Republicans upon GER
tain collateral issues; but, nevertheless the stub
born ia It remains attested BY the unprecedented
strue ole for the Speaksrship that be has the conf
dence of the great Republican party Of the country
and Of a very great majority of the Republican
party Of Massachusetts. The chances, We
respectfully submit, are that substantially Nj.
Banks is Republican; and We must say that it
seems 10 us to be very crotcbetty aud peryerse and
Give msy coin a wofd) "of-oIy" for handful
of men to Get up their personal dislites and dis
trst, ard % ATTEMPT the disorgani zation and de-
morazation of tie party, because their particular
tastes ard wishes in the matter OF nomination
have not been consulted. Durirg that prolonged
and memorable contest in the 1use OF R-presen.
ta.iyes, We do not believe that one Of these men
uow so ready to bolt failed to feel and to express
wish for the election of Mr.. Banks We cannot
see how the case 10 now altered. In some respects
this battle in Massachusetts il % important ~ that
was in Washington. That portion Of the American
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11
VIM. +. Lockwood, es'

NrBRAsxA.-Wm. +. Lockwood, esq., Of Omaha
City, writes 10 The Sandusky Register to correct
some wrong Impressions in regard to tho position
&c. of the several candidates for Delegate from that
Territery. He says
"In the first place, Chapman i not defeated, a. q
count of the legal votes will show. Secondly, Fergu-
son did not run independent candidate, but as
the nominee OF sectional Convention, opposed 10
Omaha and in favor of the removal Of the capital
Again instead Of having any Free-Sol procliyties,
Ferguson one of the terest Pro Slavery appontees
of Pierce, ard still holds his Office. Again, 1hayer is
rot Republican, Eor did he run such, bat as an
open, ayowed Democrat. II il tue that Mr.. Chap
nan is regular Democrat but was known to be
liberal il III. .oItGents AID received the support Of
most Of the Republicans. Indeed, so strong was the
feeling IL favor OF his election entertained b. tho
L. liner, the only Republican caldidatc ennourced,
withdrew from the contest aid supported Mr.. Chap.
man,"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

party which was arrDyed against Mr.. Banks an the
Hcu,e j. now arrsyed against him 10 tie State.
BE is in the field rs the champion Of liberal IDEAS
Of progress ard Of reform as offered to the foseI
Hunkerism aud false conservatism which, in che
Bay State, has been growing small by degrees and
beautifully less. This year the Anteduviaus mean
to mske desperate struggle to retrieve their
former petition. They can only succeed by the
defea. Of Mr.. Banks, ard be can only be defeated
by cooperation, which will be morally coalition
ofprofe..ed Republicans with protested Pro Slavery
men. Others may think such course proper;
but for cur own part We should not IKE to take
the responsibility Of sanctioniDg It.
We have already expressed our pleasure at the
straightforward course Of the mass Of the Massa-
cbusetts Republicans. A victory now will have a
moral power and effect which will pat the State
forever in the right position. But even if our
friends are doomed to defeat it will be defeat
baying in it many of the elements Of victory.
Though league Of HuDker Americans, and Wings
and Democrats, may this year prove too much for
them they will stand or fall upon their own merits.
They will no longer be accomplc es in the shame
and folly Of electing man who hates and despises
their principles. Really, the advance which they
have made has been SO great, and they Ire so much
rearer to right position than they were last year,
that five were in Massachusetts, and the Straight
est of .he Straight, We DO not see how Wa could
think for moment Of rafting To do 90 is not to
be straight, ~! exceedingly crooked. 81 We hope
hat no cd W ttnn mill
and that Mr.. Bird and his friends will save their
money, instead Of squandering it in wor,e than
useless csnpa'gn paper.