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On motion the Chairman was added to the
Committee.
On motion, the meeting adjourned until
Saturday the 18th November next.
- II P. w. MAXEY, Chm'n.
ISAAC LTTToN, Sec'y.
The Committee are requested to meet at the
Office of A.V. S. Lindsleys Esq. on Saturday.
the 9th of November. at O'Clock. P. NJ.
THOS. l.. BRANSFORD, Chm'n.
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es- The Baltimore Patrs0 assumes that
DouGLAs, of Illinois. favors the operations Of
Gen. WaLkER towards Nicaragua, and argues
that Tor this reason be Is receiving the laid
aud comfort" Of such men as stephens,
Brown, of Miss. Sonle, Hammond and Others.
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bridge Meeting.
NAsHynLE. Oct. sd. Is5s

NASHVILLE, Oct. 80, 1858. q
AT an adjourned meeting of the citizens
residing on the North side of Cumberland
river. held at the Court House this day, on
motion of Thos. L. Bransford, p. w. Maxey,
Esq, was called to the Chair, and Isaac Lit
ton appointed Secretary. k1GT 81
Thos. L. Branssord. chairman of the COM
mittee appointed at the former meeting, made
the following report, to-wit:
The committee appointed at meeting Of
the citizens of Davidson county. residing on
Wilson'S Store, in Edgefield, on Saturday, the
I'd inst. to ascertain Of the Broad Street
Bridge Company, what action has been taken
by them in relation to the computation of
tolls on said Bridge-for the ensuing year, and
TO request of said company copy of any
resolution or resolutions they may have pass
ed on that subject, beg leave TO submit the
following report: ~ ~A>a 2 -
On the 18th inst. the committee addressed
the following letter to A. J. Duncan. Esq,
President of the Broad Street Bridge Com
pany:
Mr.. A. J. DuNc,N. Esq. President of Broad
Street Bridge Company:
DEAR SIR:-The undersigned would like to
be informed if the Broad Street Bridge Co.,
have adopted tariff of charges for the next
year. If they have, we would like to be
furnished with a copy, together with any reg
ulation or resolution adopted by your COM
pany in relation to tolls on their bridge.
which it might be important for those who
are in the habit of crossing the Bridge to be
informed of. Respectfully.
THos. l.. BRANsFoRD.
JAS. B. RUTLAND,
c. S. NEwsoM.
THos. BATE.
-@Ht15 -. Committee.
From whom they received the following
reply with the, annexed tariff of charges
adopted by the Company for the ensuing
year, with the accompanying resolutions, to-
wit:
Col. THOs. L. BRANsFoRD AND OTHERS:
GENTs:-Your communication, dated the
2Sth inst, this moment received, and the
printed list accompanying this is the action
of the directory. to take effect after January
LIST, 1859, and is all pertaining to the enquiry
of your letter.
Very respectfully,
A. J. DUNCAN,
President B. S. b. c..
BROAD strict BRIDGE COMPANY
Resolved, That from and after the first day
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IN oRpFRrNC TICKETS oR cFRTTFTcATrs

Enclose the n orr address for the Tickets or
dered on rcceini of which they viii DO forwarded by
hrst mail Purchasers can have tickets ending in any
figure they designate.
the LIST or Drawn Numbers and Prizrs will be sent
To purchasers Immediately after tho drawing
Fs- Purchasers viii nrase write their signatures
plain. md give their Post Ofire. county and state
re- Remember that cverv Prize is drawn and paya
bile ~ fnli without deduction
e- All prizes or 81 900 aud under maid Immediate
" after the drawing-other prizes at the time Of
thirty DAYS.
Az communications strictly InhdentiaI
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates 10
:. SWAN 4 60. Augusta Ca
~ P"-sons residing Montgomery Ala or
Atlanta. Ca. can have thrir orders dled and save
time by addressing :. Swan Co. either OF those,
cities.
HS- list of the nnmhers that drawn from the
wh"" with the amount Of tho nrze that each ono IS
entitled to- viii bc published afier every drarinr in
IN" Following uaners :-f"1ir (f;a.l Cgshii'iosdI-
iS Nefr Orie1ps peFq.. WaITTe P.rfSfe- fbrre~;o ON
N7nH1gd. Nashrilie G1s~'e. AHtna Taf~iq~ncer WIN
f"rt We"itr 7l1G BooL SIrGpRab DaiIy VeH-s rfrh-
noo-'d UtsTi1trh. Nelo IT~rt Disna,~h mt y'rpFny
Miss Clarion, and LINE Rock (irI) True Democrat;
oct22-td
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r. ii A G A N,
No. 80 MARKET street. Nashville,
Is receiving full supply OF the following works
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
Wood, Watson, DunglisHn and American Eclectic.
Anatomy.
sharpey ouain. Horner and Wilson.
Physiology,
Carpenter, Kirk + paFet AMI Draper.
Pathology,
Gross, or Jones and Screenings Pathological
Anatomy.
Chemistry.
Graham, Regnanlt Towns. nraner aud siiman.
wateria wrdiea.
Prrcirn United States nspensatory ,Rayle Mitchell
and punrIsen.
Surgery.
Mifier's Principles. Erickson Druitt's Noiern sc.
0b~trfries.
cazrneauy. new~~~. Rlmshathsn, Meigs and Ash
well on diseases az Ferlaies, se. +r
Jurisprudence,
Taylor and Bert.
miscellaneous.
parrish's Pharmacy. Headland the Action Of
-'edicine. Ne n & smiths cemn~ni, Mes,denhaII's
'adenis Wade Mecurn. T.ndnw's Manu.i, The United
'ates issec,or, sargert's Miner Surgery. smiths
-finor Surgery wilson's pss-cta- Hsoner's Medical
Dictionary cooper's Surgical Dictionary ~eIgan on
tie skin. Wilson the SSa Plnco~t visitor cvcla-
peaia OF the Practice 81 M~dria~. With mpny others
For sale at Northern Publication prizes nv
r. HAGAS,
oet2s-a Market 81
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THAT all may have opportunity OF buying a
desirable residcntce lot, especially many of those
Who were not present at first sale on the 9TH of
.0ctober.l We will on TUESDAY, NOV. 9Th AT IL
0'CLOcE.A. NJ ON the premises sell 20 the highest
bidder about 40 nf those beautiful residence lots in
the BOYD ADDITION TJwEST NASHVILLE A num-
Der of the lots we viii sell on Church street.
Don't fail To attend tirs -sae-collltion usual.
Omnibiises sSileave 9urAfiice.corner of Broad aud
Market street, at 10 O'Clock on day OF sale
l.. l.. < Il. W BROWN,
E X GLAscocK, Agent. - Az Cherry street.
nov4td =
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Hen advertisements.
IMPORTANT SALE.
Valuable City Property
SITUATED ON THE CORNER OF SUMNER AND
LINE STREETS no FELT FRONT ON
LINE, AND loo FEET ON SUMNER.

On Saturday, Nov. 18th 1858,
AT THE COURT HOUSE GATE, will sell % the
highest bidder that valuable property situated the
corner OF Line and SUM- Streets fronting ITO feet
on Line and running back 100 feet front Summer
street This property will be divided in three lot
fronting on Line Including the frame houses upon IL
This property Immediately Ia front Of the Hines Gree
srhaoD Buiidng and clase the live private resid-
ences lately erected by Mr. Herrferd, and severa
prV ate residences Ia Of construction adjacent
Ia aud adjoining this property. which makes il every
way desirable 20 the business man. We would ask al
examination of this property before the day of sab
as are determined To sell and confident thai
such an opportunity will not be offered again soon.
The increased prce Of property in this 20 ton Il the
city, rapid and steady, and wouh ads se those
who wish 70 buy speculation FOR Improvement
nn; let this opportunity slip.
TERMS or SAIk-A credit of I, 2, and years with
interest from date notes well endorsed, payable in
Bank, and lien retained.
T. r. GIAScOCE
nov. std. Real Estate Agent
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BROAD strict BRIDGE COMPANY
Resolved, That from and after the first day
of January, 1859, all persons who cross the
Suspension Bridge by yearly contract, shall
pay for the same scmi-annually in advance,
the prices fixed in the following schedule, ac-
cording to the mode of crossing and the num-
Der of crossings per week, viz:
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FUNERAL INVITATION.
The friends OF the Rev. o b HAYES, respectful
ly invited TO attend his Funeral this morning, at
half past ten O'Clock, from the LIST Presbyterian
Church.
Divine Service by Rev. ]. T. EDGAR
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS Notice.

HAVING qualified Administrator of the estate OF
LII sFRASCRs BALmFzofP, deeeased, of Cheatham
county notice hereby given to ali those indebted
the sa!d estate TO make ment and all those having
clIms against said estate requested to file the
same with the Clerk of the County Court of Cheatham
county according to law, the insolvency of said
state has been suggested G. W. SHELTON,
noy4-u Administrator.
IF there is any No. Wholesale Grocery Hons
wishing an experienced IA esman from East Ten
nessee, who can influence good trade from East len
nessee. Upper Georgia, and North Alabama please
address ID. H., Athens, Tenn.
references given and required. Tnoy3.
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Which report was adopted. And.
On motion Of Thomas l.. Bransford, second
ed by A. ". 5. Lindsey, the resolution fol-
lowing was adopted:
Rssoiprd, That u Committee OF fifteen be
appointed by the Chairman Of this meeting
to take into consideration the subject Of the
construction OF New New Bridge, and that
they report bosh As 10 the plan OF said bridge
aud the manner In which the stock shall be
raised, with the rights and privileges o. the
stockholders. with such other matters as said
COMMITTEES may think proper TO recommend
in the premisss, aud that said Committee
make their report at meeting TO be held at
the Court HOUSE ia Nashville. on Saturday,
the 18th November. at O'Clock, PA
The Chairman appoiated the following gem
tlemen as the COMMITTEES under the foregoing
resolution:
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PUBLIC SALE

Horses, Mules. Cows, Calves. sheep. Hoazs-
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Farming utsn-
sils; Together with Cara, oats. Hay, Fol-
der, etc.
an FRInAY, NOVEMBER Sra. lsss. Al Tie Resi-
s~nee Il ttz@ SISTERS 90 charitg Eitnatea an tie
ttrsk sfsureh Ilrufke, fhree and bal miles fersl
de ssts x sell tae hEhest sslsler for Cash, ~
the S1.sk, eons<tlng II heFsrs Aatss, to~s -na
.nS lIv tseeshcr xlh the Farming tten<iis, hpase-
hsEa and klichsn EsrniInEs-
ness-td- Z X sAAS-vtAs 4e><'pnesf'-
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DIVIDEND of twelve per cent IN The Capital
"a Stock Of the Ssshviiis Comtnescal Insurance
Company ss this day declared by the rectsrs, ooi
a. the pTonts az the Lasi sin months
Nov. i. 1854 JAMES WALKER, see'y-
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ufup ADVERTISEMENTS.
ST. PATRICK CLUB.
Second Public Sale Of The BoYd Lots

THE regular monthly meeting will be held at the
l. Hail of the Club, at O'Clock this evening.
Hos4-it T. H. MCCONNELL, Sec'y.
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NEW 40 - Ne -.
Titcomb's Letters 10 Young People:
Story Of the Telegraph, by CT. Briggs;
Memoirs of Rachel;
The Two Sisters, by Mrs. Sauthworth:
Election poem on Ficll-Norse-Franklin;
Two Millions, by W. A. Butler;
life Of Geo Stephcason--RailWuy Founder;
The Art OF Beauty, nv lola Nontez;
The Lectures of ola Nontez:
Cyclone Ia "r Wit anil Hur'or. nv Burton;
american Fln1n"nec. vols. svo:
The Horse of Amrrica. hv Forester:
Bnckles's History Of Criiiz ttian- An EnglaAd;a
Hom1ns eve onedil of Commeree.
Bancroft's History ~ the Revolution:
Hevs-nport Dunn, by Lever:
For sale by JOHN YORK 4 CO.
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Nervousness, or Weakness OF any
Kind.

II any Of our readers are troubled with Nervous
ness OF Weakness OF any kind, they should procure
n bottle of ssB6RHAvEs HOLLAND RTTTsRs" We have
tried il and can recommend il confidently, a med-
cine giving almost instantaneous relief Daily I'm
erprise oct2t-lw
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Church street door Cornelius's Cabinet shop
Nashville. Tenn.
TIVE undersigned wota iufnrm his friends ISSS<
] and the F,rblie generally that he VIII con- tkn5Dt
tnne the MARBLE RI'SINFSS In this city. at e--esy
hrs shop. next snnr Cprneifs's Calsins. of Tro
shop. on Church street, an% calls ai@ntien 10
the stick % -.
Marble Monuments. Tombs. etc.,
Ehirh he has exhilsnn and for -sale en- braeing
great variety. finished h. the sHpefi. manner
re b. prefer~d O. tlse shortest notice
MIR bic VI ufeIs; aud every descFiptiop<l
Marble Work. Of the finest American and Ifal
Marble IIlS wsTk viii. hereiofege be war
ranfs-, and his prices d. tlse times.
iana--u NJ 4. SHELTON
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Gentlemen's Winter Bots.

A lot Of Saperior Calf Double Sole BOOTS GAL
n TIERS and ENGLISH LACE SHOES, just opened
by JOHN RAMAGE,
nOv3. AZ College 81.
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To the Citizens Of Louisiana.
Arkansas. Florida.
tennessee. Alabama.
Texas. Mississippi.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

After several wears experiment IN the rTnuracture
Of GIN, fortunately succeeded in the year 1875 in
making discovery in its nanur1ctnre nv which Il
deprived of lis acid infammatory properties
and rendered perfectly pure
sly manufacture is Mt Schciram Holland Hhsr
several months reflection what title To- give a. in
troducch 1t 10 The American prbl'r under rho tile a
wolfe's scheidam Aromatic Sch16prs.7-
Scheidam is tho name of the place in Holland whelA
the Gin is manufactured aromatic ccrives ITS
from the I,aliap Tuniner hcrry with whirh Il Is
favored and the word " Schnnprs' = IS the German
for drnk-coguc, dram-wolCc's :, heidam aromatic
drink. No sooner had my Schnapps been introduced
20 the American rrblic and renewed with afproba-
ton, than the liquor mixers 81 New York R1stop
and Philadelphia started in pursuit with their mixed
and poisonous stun, Hnder various IN
al instances labels have boon perrc~ty initial.
ed, with only the addition 81 few letters. plead
technical avordancc of the law, and carefully pre-
sta'd large quantity has been purchased by the
merchants Of New Orleans account of the cheap
ness n the stun. Two Dollars per dozen for the
Quarts anil One Dollar and Ten Cents FOR the
Pnis. being the vhnlesnle rricc in View Work II is
nothing bu; American Whisky navnrcA with the Oh
Of Jnnlucr ard reduce thirty nor cent below proof
4 merchant who rartlcipafcs INDIRECTLY w the fraud,
nv selling the snrrons article. Is much onend
| the PRINCIPAL who nlannrd the imposIton.
| hone evcrv reSpectsble citizen. who values the
| health OF tNe community IN Which he lives. viii n'd
me 10 ferFn,ting ort aud exnnsinE flie nnscrupnions
me'chant who Tor the sake - cents. will Tut
" ieupa-dy The Iires Of the community In which he
bvcs. Snch should be nailed &c the piiory OF
Tnor DKEn vvnFEE
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ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
II 10000 Tickets!
ANagnINcent scheme
APPRoNVNfaTIoN PRIzrEs.
LABS Prizes amounting TO- ............ $500. ool
Whole Tickets SO; Halves SIS; Quarters SO so
Certifoates Of PaclZaees wlll he 80 a. !

Nv A Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
will be sent 10 any one desirnus 81 receiving H.
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The receipts of the Old Company were from
$4,000 to $4,000 per year; the capital about
$4,000; the dividend about l21 per cent.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
THOS. l.. BRANSFORD,
JAMES b. RUTLAND,
G.. S. NEwSOM.
THOMAS BATE.
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rnoLprEo WOLFE.
Sou IarorrrE, 30. rs, 2O and e2 R..a rer ~,

NFN YUM.
Tho following respectable ainis in New Orleans
sell the GENrINE >cHNAPrS
f. HART 20. Wholesale Grccers.
EATON HFNrERSON
GOOrRIcH . co. 4"
A. y. GRTrFF 4 90,
W. J.. ~ Len n CO., -
~. FLOCK A co, g -
JOHN T. MOORE 4 CO.,
los " 6I Y MARKS, I"
nTSCOF Sims.
BALL, KEMP 4 GO
y. ". f'oEI FIR. Prandies, Wines. &r.
PTTNNFIL y nAIlIrFF. commission Nerehnnts
JOHN wP'GHT Co, Wholesale HruFrists.
% q. NDnnMAN
THOMPSON BARNES Groeers,
G. THEtRE@. Groceries, Wines aud Liquors
GEo. &. WTTTE A CO.,
KARSTFNpFTF 4 90,
HOLMES 4 >sPFNCFR.
w. T. TNNTER \ e.. New Orleans.
W. A. voiiTTTE CO.,
octI-3rtsi no.fpAw
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Tobacco.
Fairbank,s Scales.
DIVIDEND.

uII. ss..cis Of AL sizes, Ia store and Tor sale BY
Taase 3 HARRIS. 6ORDON 4 GO.
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Together with the above Goods we have large
stock Of 10 4, II an 1874 Bed Blankets. Also, a
general stock of StaGe Dry Goods, To which invite
the attention of Retail Buyers, No. 81 College st
nov3. A. c. l. A. b. BEECH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-30

Tho Union would like TO be assured that Tn
TRIBUNE's sangnary labors in regard to Kan.
sas" are to be confined TO the Border Ruffans
actually residing in that Territory. As The
TRIBUNE has not proposed to engage in any "san-
culinary labors," whether in Kansas or elsewhere,
the required assurance cannot be given. But We
will try to shed some light en- the matter which 40
justly excites The tnions solictude:
The Free-State men of Kansas recently found
themselves in this dilemma: Convention had
been called by body regarded by them as devoid
Of any authority but that founded in invasion and
fraud. None but registered voters were Slowed
to vote for Delegates 10 that Convention and tho
great mass Of the Free.State men we're not regis
tered In nearly half the Counties there was no
prctense of registry and no Delegates were sp-
portioned 70 those Counties. Thus the election
was confined TO the Pros Slavery portion, compris-
Ing less than one-thrd of the People Of Kansas.
That miner fraction elected Convention which
Convention framed Pro.Ssyery Constitution,
submitting it to the People only in such
form as to require every vote upon il to be
vote for the Constitution. They pretended to cub.
nit the Slavery question; but did it in such shape
that, whether adopted rih Slavery" or "rithom
slavery Kansas should at all events be Slave
state. Of course, the Free.State men did not
vote at all; so the Constitution with Slavery"
prevails. Hereupon an election for State officers
under il n ordered. The Free-State men are thus
involved in SD perpe1ity. If they vote at this
election they viii be falsely cited as acquescins in
the. Constitution thus imposed on them; while, il
they taa to vote, Ike inference viii, with equal
dishonesty, BIZ drawn, and Congress thereupon
pressed 10 swallow the Lecompton fraud. More
over men will thus be thrust into Congress and all
their State Offices who are held in utter adherence
by item. In this perplexity, part Of the Free
State men utterly refuse to vote, while the resdu,
decide to vote, protesting against the Lecompt0n
Constitution, and expressly declaring that they
vote only to keep the power out Of the hands Of
their deadly enemies and oppressors. With alau
knowledge Of these facts-which are a. obyiov 40
day light-Te Union argues that all these FrecState
Electors rho roted aader the Leeomptoa Consultation
egpressly and aro,eedly 10 ddtat and ars,I that
Constitution, shall Rererthcless BE- counted asby hai
rOte acqpiescing in and raJying that Coasaaion
We do not see how any Of the frauds a,i yillsnies
of Calhoun and the Border Ruilisns iusnd adjacent
to Kansas can more richly desrre cordign punish
mcnt than does this juggling. impuient sophissry
Of their allies and hackers who control The Csier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-30

Tie Amy of the United States consists of 10
regiment, comprising IN all us companies. When
those compebies are full, the aggregate force
amounts 10 IL ,9Si men. The army in I5i2 num-
bered about 5000 In fifteen years it has been in
crea ed By about 10000. AZ this rate we shall
soon have standing army Of $4,000 men. The
simplicity Of our early repubiesnism is passing
away. and We are fastening to follow the example
OF all the older governments OF the earth. The
prof. ositioR comes from the War Department, IN
lie Annual Report to increase the Amy at once to
tie extent Of five new regiments or, in other
words to add something over fourth to the exist
ing force. Tbis proposition il modified by the
War Committee OF the Senate, of which the late
Secretary Of War. Jefferson Davis, is Chairman. in
the following manner: Tie Committee propose, n.
stead Of adding new regiments to the army, to add
80 companies to the existing regiments, and to in.
crease the number Of men in each company. The
result proposed is the same in each case, namely,
an addition TO the aggregate army force; only the
proposition Of the Secretary OF War would add bat
about 1850 men, while that Of the Senate adds
$3.50.
Both the Secretary OF War and the Army Com
mittee Of the Senate place the required addition On
general grounds and desirs Permanen. increase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-30

The proposition of Mr.. Wilson, submitted to
the United States Senate for commission 10 IN
quire into the difficulties with Utah. is exceedingly
wel.timed. This collision with the Mormons has
come 10 be altogether too serious matter to
he allowed to 60 on without thorough investi-
cation of the grounds upon which We stand, and a
distinct settlement in our own minds Of what pre-
ciscly we intend to do, and Of the means and
methods which we propose 10 employ.
As yet rs to all these points there prevails both
in the public mind and at Washington itself
TO judge from the uttersnces in Congress on this
subect-nothing but the most vague ideas. The
sending an army to Utah is commonly un-
derstood to have been undertaken on
the ground that most Of the United States
officials in the Terrtory-sll who were not Nor
mOns-had been compelled to quit it, and that the
presence of q strong military force was necessary
both TO insure the personal safety Of the new Gov
ernor, Judges and other officials, and still more to
enable them to exercise any OF the duties Of their
respective Offices. II has been alleged that
persons not Mormons resident in the Ter
t'ory, or even temporarily passing through it,
nave been, as a general thing, subjected to great
| annoyances and expressions and that the presence
Of strong military force was absolutely necessary
to secure TO those hon-Mormons, whether residents
or travellers the ordinary rights of citizens. 1t has
further been alleged that there are in the Territory
large numbers OF persons who are held At once in
civil and spiritual DURANGO compelled by fear and
force to submit to an authority and to conform 10
Social and religious system which they sShor, and
from which they would gladly escape did thor zee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-30

The Federal Administration is obviously bent on
forcing the iecompton Constitution through Con.
lress. To this end, Missions, Consulshps, Mar
halshiPs, Post Fces, are bestowed or withheld:
and, as every Democratic Member is sutton at the
White House Cor more or less places for his par,ic
ular friends, there is great room for apprehension
that the pressure thus exerted will prove succe.s.
full. The Hon. Mr.. A. would like for his own and
h;s constituents sake, TO vote against Lecompton.
but he has for months been straining every nerve
to secure this or that fat berth for his devoted
friend B., and has strong hopes Of success; now to
vote against Lecompton will kick his dish over at
once. But As case is that Of every Democratic
Member from the Free States, with few eXcep-
tons 1t is no secret that those who side with
Douglas thereby take the outside Of the White
House. 20 far as Office and patronage are concerned.
We fear, therefore, that Lecompton is to go
through that many Members who have intimsted
repugnsnee to it will yet gulp il down, as Pistol ate
the kek; and that, with less than hundred Mem
bers really desiring its passage, it viii nevertheless
DO driven Through the House.
As Q partisan. we ought to rejoice at this pros
poet. There arc many freernen. even among those
who voted for Frement who have not ret realized
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