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WASHINGTON CITY.
SUNDAY MORNING. JAN. "a, 1855.

~zMr O. w JAxus No street. Cincinnati, OHIO,
States and Texas assisted by
H. j. TsonAs H. rsosAs rnos NJ JAAs DR. A. l. Guilds
RcHAKp LAKE Receipts OF either VIII be good
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The friends of the administration have been &C.
verely assaled for expressing an earnest desire to
take the nearest route which leads to settlement Of
the agitating questions involved in the affairs of Kan
sas They desired to get the matter out of the way
they especially wished to defeat agtators in their
efforts to make the dispute in Kansas medium for
general alarms throughout the country. Now it turns
out that the people of the Territory concur in prac
teal way with the democracy they think it Just as
well to take part in their own government That
they want to be admitted as a State is made clear
enough by the paygovernment at Topeka, which
has served to amuse them so long. Having so much
practice in Thespan sort acting, for promo
ting them to realities and responsibilities.
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Nxrrrs Ho.s of Congress was in session yesterday


In the Senate the bill introduced by Mr. Davis, from
Mississippi increase the effective force of the army
has been made the special order for half past twelve
Monday next. The resolution onered by MI Douglas To
refer much Of the Presidents annual message as relates
TO the Kansas question the Committee Territories
upon which Kansas debate has arisen In that
body is also the order for o'clock In the House oil
Representatives Mr. Gartcl of Georgia has the noor
when it goes into Committee of the Whole on the an
nual appropriation bill for invalid and other pensions
The interesting news from the Utah expedition will
satisfy tho country that the army under Col Johnston
in safe and comfortable quarters for the winter and that
it will be ready when the spring opens TO proceed to Its
destination and carry out the orders Of the
There can be no doubt that the Momons have engaged
the Indians allies and that they will endeavor to
noy the expedition in every way possible.
We make copious selections from lengthy review, In
the Richmond Enquirer of Randalls Life of Jefferson,
which is understood to he from the pen of eminent
literary gentleman of Virginia
The summary of religious Intelligence for the past week.
which has been carefully complied for this paper will be
continued hereafter appearing regularly in its issue of
Sunday morning. We believe it will be acceptable
feature TO all Of its readers furnishing them with all the
important fscts and events in tho religious world.
The Geographic despatch from St. Louis published by
us Friday morning, purporting to give the official
returns of the Kansas elections to have been based
upon letter to the st. Louis Democrat, written at Law
renee the 18th instant The returns not opened
at Lecompton until the 18th instant and conclude
consequently, that the official vote has not reached U.S.
either upon the constitution cast the 2lst Deem
Der, or of the State election of the 4th instant.
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IMPORTING srATI0NERsy tfeulorAn-
dun, Pass, and Hank Book! o. an styles, Bbie Print
glsssgss i9 hoietHg tae g B9yeFs e
ehes above indicated. They 0leT CAST
Buyers Fho are vel aeI Iooo res haif bound
all EtYies 50 qf ueul Bank Books, 1i0p qllres 1fef'
diam hiank HooAs 500 qlirss QnaEtoi Hanks ~ gfpsB
Lad Renelas-eiehhardts, FabeFB AMI ether
9Ste gEos9 lest sti - atioa gEoia
Pen Hplder; 500 doE, WfilnR sizes 80 oz Ink
tauf.s 5J9 doE slsts, AZ Ailas 80 sF6 Wedding EuVe
opes e5tloo0 Al IredlnfT
B0ttinG; 1Cn Epah, French and Alerean TIsle Pa
peTs3 = fnn5 Ehgilsh Draaii raIetss 1l Cap Pa
TeTa l5ou letter Ef; ms Blth PlDefsf an
,styeli l,o Note RlpefSs
Phelatt et5 ete., Books, Nets S Ijft
l0g. qpli lftel lof Eo1ls, al
ipTi 80 do1. Portfolios, Porte lonnairs, and BaafaFss
Cases. 9 Copying Presses IS coPps Boo SO Copy
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nov1i - Wt5t laLIih 81. .1.lnelnnGli.
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CHURCHEs or wHEELING.

For the information of strangers visiting the etywo pub
m The following list Of the dinerent Churches, their
me place meeting. If there any mistakes'We
Eilmake the necessary correction with pleasure:
n uatt,p's, Episeopalia,t, Corner Monroe and Byron
Streets Rev. z T. PEEKIGs, Rector; morning services 1o1S
clock evening" l. -a
ST. JOha' Elscopdlidn, Main street, between First and
Second Centre Wheeling Rev j. II. SAITH, A. M Rector
Seryic,s-MOrning 1C15; afternoon 81; night H..
Fr PresJyte,ia, REv. II. H. WEKD, Pastor Fourtlst.,
Monroe and Quincy and afternoon
ScOnd resOyteria, Webster street, between Main and
Market Centre wleelng services morning and evening"
Ihird PresItefaH Filth street, between Chestnut ana
Tlbert tts south Wheeliug lev T. WoODs Pastor, serV-
,s, morning and evening.
FOut Iresbyterian, Rev A. PAUL. Pastor
evening.
F0nrtA Street AstAodtst Episcopal Rev, j. E Ml5os'
Fa''or' Fourth street. between '-N4
morning aud evening. ,..-. p...o-
SeArset AethOdtst hey; "a, a.
corner aarEet and North S's Norm "Hss"s'
morning and evening" -,
caollne street Nethodtst Et'ccpat Rev. T. j, mon
~. FaS.0F' Chaplns street, n sx.n,ng
Centre Mhee'nsi services morning m anu :,
So4M d@eel'"o ~ e 1Mars.s' NsH' q
F'aI0ti services morning anN
Sas'''ng 4s'dna oNe4'e'' on ON "''ssls l'''' = -
silsos' Pastor. p., 1,r,w,a pastor
and Centre wheel.
lAaphhe street, between meDsteF ~ anu tH'tH'
AE, -. c..,o,,, 4, Rev R,s,o,
W., or I.ppden; services
-, -, 80 80, =
a9fnns aud afternoon : .,-,,.E. po.,.. .or,.-
~, - - -, ,,i,,c afternoon
yehs,er and hir
c.a,.. rorn,nv and TX
'rsaiaE
h'angs'oGs % Protssat Rev. @A hEhf fA'9f' 'lA'
~ HOO'e siNi'' t.ass u "t'esiS' ,,,,,,,,,,,,
t'O" Hea"0et'eps sntrs
rA''0r' Market street, between "eOs'st anu
"hselinE services morning ana evening.
's'''"N Synagogue quincy street. De'"esn
sam ..-,....-...
''r'HHn fFoe't6at, Union Ran. eeln sttee''
-''A'0s ana 9nineyi services lUs fooFn'ns'a
0I,I> ,sI,I [IITTsS, IlI19C I,DS1I3v
: " 2 = - - -, -
EtrEinias Ledge No. 3.-Meets every Thursday
rsnnEat the Hail. corner of Market and Monroe streets
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TC CORRESPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscriptions advertising or other f.
the Integencer should be addressed to
tae ProprietOrs.
Le concerning the editorial department of the paper,
Iao be the EdOrs Jointly, or to either one
Correspondents writing for publication, will please write
oay on one side of the paper. rst
An observance the above rules will greatly obge us
d secure more prompt attention to correspondents than
.ymlsht otherwise receive.
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TRANSPORTATION.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!
WTINTER ARRANGENENT--On and after Monday, De-
TN FAST NAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger stat5On
morning, except Sunday, at I0 o'clock Pittsburgh
tnir, arriving IN Philadelphia at ll.5O r.
THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the Station gVeFY evening,
at 9.4O. u ~
The Johnstown Accommodation train leaves Pittsburgh
daily, except Sunday, at 30 O'Clock, p. stopping AZ al
stations and running UOnsmaugh. First
modatO Train for Turtle Greek Bridge leaves daily,
eept Sunday, at 10iJ The seeond Accommodation
cepted, at 420 The Third Accommodation Train for
T@Ttle Greek leaves daily, except Sunday q g 70
press. 1.46 ms Mail $40 m; JOhnstoWn Ace0mmoda-
tIon, II FIRST Turtle Greek Accommodation, $50
p. IN. :. III ltt.a 20 itfl-i =.
Trains for BaIFsyife and Indiana, Bairsvie
the JohnstoWn AeeanmOdatlt frain East and West.
Pittsburgh ConnesVlle Trains stopping all Sta
Sunday excepted follOWa:-lian Train. 90 4. u Xxx
press Train 83 Returning Trains from Pittsburgh
and Connesvlle Road arrive ~ Pittsburgh, SIS and
interchangeable will nd It greatly to their interest
In going East West TO travel by the PennsyVana Rail-
passed any other As the Is baased with
stone, and Is entirely free from dust, promise safe
~ speed and comfort 20 al Who may favor this road with
Fare to New York ..........................S1B 90
- - Z" philadelphia 10 70
nAlunoTe.s- .------- ~
'' Z" Hnrrisburg.. =. ...........--......... : 80
Baggage checked to all Stations the PsnnsylFania
Railroad and 10 Philadelphia Baltimore and GeT HOrk-
Passengers purchasing tickets in the cars viii be CHARGED
Ten Cents addition the station rates. from STA
tIoDs where the Company has agent.
NOTOE-In case OflOss, the Company win hold them
selves responsible personal baggage only, and for
amount not exceeding SlO0. tL!
ND@The Excelsior Omnibus Line, been employ ed to
sSSss gsse 70 cents iSE eseS pSsseHseF bag
gage. t a ..
Atthe P. RI. Passenger Station,
jant Liberty and Grant sts., Pittsburgh.
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Great Northern ana South hern Man Route.
FOR NORTHERN SOUTHERN AND WESTERN if
ftl -tatfi4ts.t ~ ~ TRAyET,BRs. fe .,grf 49,
vice DAI53 lSunsay night eFsspted between Rich
andlilss 11.l'zfJslf El-- ft.1 2
K Hours Of departure at Rich gtrG T,
mond Gas A. n and 1:SO P NJ.
Returning leave WaAhington. 20 A. II. and N.
and 7 flor -, am -f5it ~ isFl -f3llitsrs. IL.
Arrive ct RishrneId ,1;so T, u, and An.
W aHIingt1u. 1s.t 20 fiffE El- ssff-sf
THESE TWO iRAILROADS HAVING no STRAP RAIL-.
being excellent order, CARRYING TIE GREkT
NoRTHHRN AND soUTHEliN NAIL, give TIE Best guar
antep OF aWays syerE shown by arFi-
daily and Washington city In advance of
the Steamboat lines f7 = y Sti.. 2
Pas 6lEEIs ills1tolD AID " As1IoEqS $50
passeneef8 and their Ba 6 wearing apparel between
the two Dep9st Tree OF chaFge, With Aplctfle
take their taeals Ehetler gqils 6oTth Euufh.ss
Through Tickets b Obtained between DanvTle and
Wasgton a the Terminus Of the Road nov neaFy COM
Pletsto DanTille. An Agent q tie Company Bl TsetlVe
The Cheeks Of pasengerE from the Dange Road, and At
tend e ther All the Way % Warrington the BAL
route.
mond and AIexGidrfl- fef
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IiiIS Law OF NEWsPAPEks.

who do give express notice to the
sry are considered wishing to continuether suRscrP-
lpus. .,- = AZ.
deals the publisher nay continue to send them until all ar
rsarages are paid a., =, =,
M from The Offices to which they directed they are held
S,ole till they settled the bill and ordered them
subscribers to other places withoutnform-
publish =, the papers sent to the former d.
rsStiou they a, held responsible.
The decided that refusing to take pertodi
the ohcr removing and leaving them uncaIed
or 1. primn hiciu evidence OF Intentional fraud.
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opgrcE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
Oft w. Entrance from Quincy st.
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SEWING MACHINES 5

II HAVEthe Agency for KEeeoF seiRP lfaelloSs price
$Ser or 800 Can be seen - ny TaFehOusr South
Market In optrauoR on Eaturay from II 10 i3 oetbek
0gl GEO. WILSON.
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sheppard and MORGAN,

5H0PPd4HL1-lt tN14S4 -OA 8 sE44J
sWHOEESALE AND REGAIl
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturers.
No. l31, Adi1. st. Corner Of Union.
II AVE now hand large aAd complete assortnent Of
II all articles In our line, eonsIsng Of Ladies' and Gen
tlenens Saddles dne and Harness. IrO Frame and
Leather, HogShin Hair aud Wool ColarP Whips, Haes
&e! &c. &c. sNsf' $500 9 st-a .t1t.-S-a
Saddles Of every description and quality, the lowest
rate to the best style OF English Shaftoe.
Irsf frame Trunks TaliCes, very superior article
for IRhtness strength and durability.
Fine shs and double Harness OF the best Style stage,
Wagon and Cart Harness Of the material and work.
manslIip. -'.7t t1 -
laFge ent of Carpet Rags and Sateelsof every
variety Of material and pattern. az Ls z7s7e
ATlork ordered VII be furnished promptly, and no ef
fort win be spared merit continuance OF public IA
noviI - sREPHARD lEoReAN.
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TRANSPORTATION.

4Fstsi lia.TSsI5S =
ON and after Monday, Dec. q 1851, trains E nun
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
Il:0O A. NJ Mail Train, stopping all stations arriVue
at Pittsburgh At 1928 NJ, and Bridgeport
7:2U T NJ.
LEAVE PTTTSBURGu:
$50 A. n. Express Train, stops regular stAtIors
(P6rt Homer, sloAns, and Deep Kun nag
stations for this tFAn0 arrives at bridgeport
235 p NJ Mail Train, stops at way
Salisbury, Snmmitville, Hanover. East KOehss-
ter, MOultrle, Winchester Lima, EarlY5lle- Bed
ford and NeWEurth dag stations for this
ta3 trRn) arrives at OleVelRad At $50 = ~, and at
bridgeport at T;20 NJ ia,
LEAVE BRIDGEPoRT:
500 A. NJ Mail Train stopping stations, arrives
at Pittsburgh at I:16 A 81. ~.
24 p h Express Train stopping at all regular Stations
(Deep Run, Soans, Port Homer are h5E sta
tlOnS for tls tFain,) arrives at Pittsburgh at I25
and at Cleveland at 9:3OP b.
$3.50 r. 81 Past Express Train, all regular
tions, arriving at Pittsburgh at 9lOPM
But train from bridgeport Cleveland dayleaves
at 2:24 =. u
Connections.
Connections made by all trOugy trains follows
At Clevernd, with trains for Toledo Detroit Chicago and
the wes also, for Eric, Dunkrk, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls and Canada.
At Seuhepvie and Beair, with the steubeDvle Indi-
ana and Central Ohio Railroads. Oadz Coshoeton, New
ark, Barnesvlle Zaneavlle, Wilmington, Lancaster Column
AT Wheeling, with baltimore Ohio Railroad for Cum
beTiandS liaFpers Ferry Baltimore and Washington City.
Local and Through Tickets be purchased at the VHT
Gus Offices the line; also at the Union Ticket ONCE,
poste the Levee, Wheeling Va and at the Union Office,
81 Superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio.
PSe2sSRS o9ss Dee s sosHAM
dse21 - = - II :. 1.
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WHRKliNo sr6TiON, Nov. TIh, 1851.
Nm and after Sunday Evening" nov. Sth, the Passenger
trains Will leave this station daily Mt sac A ~, 44O
z, NJ, and 10 2. M Wheeling time. The Accommodation
daily Except SundBys) $40 "a AI. will and dis
charge passengers all the principal stations between
Wheeling and Cumberland The Accommodation train Is
discontinued on East end OF road. M
The Express train daily, at 44p p n, VIII receive and
discharge the following stations only Benz
wood, MOundsvie, Cameron, Burton, Benton's Ferry,
FairmO Feterman, Grafton, RowlsbuTg Piedmont, Cum
beTand, Water Station Sir Johns Kun
Harper's Ferry, Monocacy, sykesve, and Washington
Junction. The ARil train daily (c&cept Saturday, ~
M will receive and discharge passengers a. all the prin
clpal stations. ..
The trains will arrive follows: Mail train A., E-
press train 1:S5 A. NJ, Accommodation train, from Cum
berand at G:aS +. b., Wheeling time. li III - sf5I
W. q. W00DSIDE Sup't.
nOy9 J. FORD, Agent.
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COPPRES, TAN g. SHEET IRON WARR
dManI1factorV.s sozf 2 - l3

p 1Manufactory. 'oi' 2 .19f'5,l 2
THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
r bestowed uponitnI the Subscriber would fesPtet-
fully inform friends, and tue public generally,
~ that he continues 70 tnanufaetnTe The above named
articles In al1ther variety, all OF which he has az
ways Onhahd good asorment for Wholesale and retain at
very low prices, - + E
He also keeps hand Cooking stoves ofthe approx
ed patterns, for coal and wood.
H Work VIII continue receive his particular att
teun, executed with pEOnptneSs and In style that
win please the most fAstid1ous.
E.sYAREEY
aga No. 8, Main street,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-22
An Explanation
isToREo
Mr.. Ellitnr

Mr.. tIltOr
Allow me to say, that in my article ON
Rumselling, that did not "allude TO Els
worth as having any dumb pulpet" Al
the time Of writing the article. | knew bat
little Of what had taken place in Ellsworth
IN regard 70 rumselling, and the article sug-
sested Itself to my mind from the fact of the
alarming Increase Of intcmperance in our
STATE the agitation Of the public mind on
spritualisfn and other so-called reforrnatory
subjects, and the grca, falling of Of interest
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-22
TOWN AxDCoyxTY NAT~rERs

We are under Obligations /, V. r. Lin
coin, the superintendent, for a copy Of his
interesting Rspor; efthe STATE Reform school,
for Isl.
i s9iH Mp Hlss~.-CApt. Elias
Lord, Of Ellsworth, now about 20 years old,
has b.,H master IF a vse- j FRA little rising
- years His business has been that Of
c,l,tins; and since commencing the life OF
a sailor, he has be- seven trips as cook, as
band twenty foar trifs; and FIRST hand or
mate .seye-c aa master five hundred and seven
ty-Eiie trils. Daring this long time, he has
never lost a trip from sickness, or any other
eau~e, H. has never lost vessel, or had ono
damaged bad enough 10 call on the owners -
pay expenses Nor has he had any goods
whicAwereo ON freis ht damage 30 any amount,
We tAuA parallel ease cannot y faand in
Maine.
Tho Jail in Waldo county has ne7er
been 50 fully tenanted ~ now. We learn
that the Jail in tins county Is fully inhabit-
ed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-22

QCERr--lfthe Lecoupfon contention were
not H5tND to submit any part of their draft
d constitution To the people, and the par
tial submission which they did make is 20 be
part, thu question arises, were TIE people
latNn 10 vote on the portion - submttta'f'-
and to accept Of the courtesy So gracious
" EXTENDED 70 them: Cannot the "soyer-
eign people" decline to receive from the
hands of their delegates. as courtesy. what
is denied them rIyhi ,-.ige.
The Democratic Tribune, Of this city. must
rtainly look after the black Republican
Age Such treason never should be tolerated
in free government. The Age editor ought
certainly to be hanged ON the nearest tree
Viii the Tribune have the thing done p
Bah &1tiaai.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-22

eHHouLAR ACCIDENT TO HoRsE.-Two
horses belonging to Mr.. Geo Smith of Whit
Awilic, were standing together. few days
6nce, and one them began to lap the other
with his tongue, when No. . caught his
mates tongue in his mouth. and tore it out
Nv the roots. 1t of course became necessary
20 kill the tongueless horse, which was done
BY knocking him in the head We an axe
Hooasacket Patriot.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-22

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-22

-Ahslm OK and Peter Williams, are on
trial Al Portland, b.f,rc the L. S Circuit
Court, OR II, murders committed on board
Of The Ahi5n { pr, in August Last. It
VII l. rccollectod that the Albion Cooper
sailed from Portland, in July last, for IIa-
vans While thu brig Vas at anchor, be-
eallnel on tn Bahama Banks, the prisoners
committed tie murder II the captain-Dayid
r. Humphrey, Collingwool p Smith, mate
Qneutln d. Smith, II mate and Davis
Burns, SEAMAN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-22

Nyw HAnrsnIsE.--The American Repub-
lic,.ss Of the Granite State have renominated
Governor Halle as their candidate for Gov
ernor, to be supported at the coming election.
III e nomination is a judieious one, and viii
aaaoub.slIy b. sustained by the people
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-22

MASSACHUSETTS LKcsLATuKE.-llon. Chas.
". Upham Of Essex has has been chosen
President of the Senate: and Stephen \.
Clifford Of Duxbury, Clerk. Hon Julius
Rockwell of Pittsfeld Speaker of ti.e uouse,
and William Stowe of Springfield, Cl,rk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-22

RHODE ISLAND B4xRs.-Bills of all the
Rhode island Banks. excer, the following
are now resolved at the Suffolk Bank, viz
Bank of South County, of Wakefield, Bank
Of Republic, Providence; Farmers Bank,
Wexford; Hopkinton Bank, Westerly; K.
|. Central Bank, Fast Greenwieh; fiyertou
Bank, Tiyerton, Warwick Bank, Warwick;
Mount Vernon Bank, Providence.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-22

AGENCY FOR SECURING PATENrs-Our read.
ers WI notice the advertisement of R. H.
Eddy, E.q., Of Boston, whose extensive agen
cy for prof. ucing patents has been in success
full operation for upwards Of twenty years
Few, perhaps, arn aware of the immense ad-
yantaces it affords TO those having business,
at toe Patent Office. in Washington. Mr..
Eddy has every facility for securing patents
in the shortest possible tine, both in this
country and III Europe, and lis long expert
ence, and great success in business, qualify
him to give valuable advice to inventors,
touching the validity and patentabiiity of
inventions. Caveats, Specifications, Assign
ments. and all papers or drawings FIR pat
ants, are executed in the best manner, and
every detail Of business necessary to secure
the rights Of inventors by legal authority is
attended, to with fidelity aud skill.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-22

uI+ = r,,nI H.. ~, ,r:..4, -.
q 'ou,i t'la' "a; NiiLi',tH''a 'o'ls'ltu,
non sent 20 congress is not the one signed
nsonis ' bnt the "a ndont anu F t5 Wy ;e
Democratic segment Of the Convention, while
it was divided and before the two segmcnts
united. 1t is signed by only the Democrats
of the body, who numbered l'ss than ma
jority Of the delegates elected: There is lit
/ tie substantial difference in the two instra-
ments.
This .palpah!e and astounding fraud e7i-
IDENTIFY has two ohjects-frst, to ignore alto
gother the Republican majority il the Com
yention and second, to involve the N,nnes5-
Ia case IN irregularity, 50 as to furnish an
excuse to hold 1t back until its admission
can be made the price Of the admission "t
Kansas:
Inc indications are taat the Republicans
will insist upon the production Of the true
document ere they VIII vote Tor the admission
Of Minnesota
Inc Administration adheres to the i.acoHi'=
~" 9" lHu.o sI5ha',!s.S 99Si''s l5S'''''N
'''''' ~ ''O''' '''s' : II. va
Southcrners insist that the doa3le-hHaded
Convention OF MINI sofa was as irregular rs
'hat OF h'rS'4s.
at 9''i'V, A5IIi''F'"i ,',A'''et'A' Oh "a :
question OF admitting MIMI sofa, stand
probably t3rea t7rand tire against 1t.
With regard t. the compton Gonstitu-
tion in Congress- fine c7rr-snon5ent or tn
N.n.N.rl, C,ar;ar nod -.
=; s''-., 49, .'i''t -
NJ nous VII! %, aFtteS"d IA lf.nE an
rear VITA tAe tour er nv regiments "a'ea 1t
Is prehoSi 10 raise ~ Huairs! e7nmis-
SONS f9r HE o'ilc1s- prizes ta' hs9st glitter
ing ia tae eye OF phmoeratl anti-aslsta-
erlts--NiIi ha heid up to the aimr:aS gaze
t OF taos tweaty-three N2..inrn m"mbars
who's, votes are as,,.al for as necessarily t.
the acc an ,ishmant Of tao schema Tdan
there remains that prodis ious mass Of patron
age 'ne,4 I, N tn r'S'Ffs3 list oi oa''r>'
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The c7fr2sP'naraea Of the Tribune:
The Trrrit rial { imnitt,r Of til, S,a.t
sat several hours Yesterday. without r,ael
ing conclusion respecting Nina sata /
was res1b ~ . fe4A 81 3tah. = in W .'tatfk