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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-18
Metropolitan Eating Reuse.
Riddleberger's Eating House.
FOUNDRIES, ETC.
SHELBY IRON-WORKS
CAR-WHEF L MANUFACTORY
Near the Suspension Bridge,
EDGEFIELD. TENN

NNTHTTCONP. LFTG0 CO. Founders and Mach iuiStS,
reSrec'fulv give notice that thev are now rrenared
at their extensive Fourdrv Machine shop Forgas
will execute oil orders for heavy and light casng nclud
ing
Car-WheeIs of the most Improved Pat
In this department ~ orouph knowledge long eNpe
rience enable ~ - challenge comne'ition
Also, Cas'-Vrnn Fouse-f onts Of he iurroved
patterns: Plain, Fr'ed, snd Ornamental Colrmos:
ripes ~ n szeS Re'orts for Gas Works o'hsr
Th r'nts Where reorred FnFfn~s Wills -Four
NIls &C. made promptly to order and OF the naeri
al PaTticrFr attention given TO repairing machinery
low pr ices and on liberal terms.
Our Smlth-WCrk vii he Of the
acer; sa"-Nll WORK, sr'rrups, Toy~ Pman Iron Saw
Cracks, Rolts. and all kinds OF Ni-Irons made or he
shorte notice.
As urac'ical mocha MICS, wishing establish
permaneut hu ness Oh win be pa-culer at
eniirp 10 all orders for repairing machinery
All re require TRIAL. and confident being pat
rcnZed.
y. R.-We have on hand at a large assortment
Of Fire Bars for Steam-E gines
wHITCoMD, LEIGo4CO.
Nashville, dec 4, rS57-tE
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u LIVERY STABLE. &

AN NJ. WRIGHT co. would respectfully inform tn
w citizens OF Nashville and the public generally tina
heyhave purchased the " g known Livery Stable and
the stock and fixtures foru erlv
Dps, on Market street just below the Square.
Weave prepared to board horses by the day week
hne style.
We have lrstrate lots and boxstaIls to accommodate
Drovers nd all friends who favor Within
patronage.
We pledge ourselves to give yatsfactio all cases.
We IA large number OF fine Saddle and
Bugges TO hire at all times.
The fact is do not intend being surpassed by
stabiein the southern country. Come along for
yourselves. VIM. T. WRIGHT 4 90.
feb3-ly
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CLiIBORNES MAC me WORKS,


NASHVILLE, TENN.
INHE attention Of Railroad Companies, Farrers Manu-.
fActurer, and all persons DESTROYS pure asing
hone good MACHINERY, such as STEAM ENdINES, CAST
iN''S Of every descrntion, GE AIRING, CAR-wHFtI Is
the irnproved patterns SAW WILL PTFfVs &C. &c
- respectfully called 20 this Establish
ing rapidly the premises Of q ate Nashville Nanu
featuring Co~pany. sc intend ~ ine~s
fully eNten i've a before and hHll be
orders for Machinery and Castings. We have alread,
commenced creations in blachs h shop ara Ioier-
ward, and shall give immediate satisfaction old
customers.
We experienced Mechanic each OF PERSONAL,
attending TO his own departmeni-and thus shall be
able 10 Turn out eroE than here
fore in this city. We shsli piece
work done this Establishment and awe trompt
personal attention order left Office;
hore 10 give general satfaeton, and be oniIed
friends Of home "a anuiac-ure. NJ. JATKER CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
iuns27-u Late Ma vile Mani. Co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-18

II. C. MeNAIRY & co.,
LARGE DEALERS KIsrs OF
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
no. IS, CoLLzes STREET, b -
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE
n.ns Iiv large and elegantly
w assorted stock of Pan end Winter a+ooa 81 dce
6serpOD and We ,. s5s srs. ne has
peasure TO TO- orr soc , TO- onn,ry and
sta be As low possible for them 70 De
Citizen and strangers VISITING ne cry =. we feel
we can -ake their Interests. We would eau . ,e
tention Of the brvers particularly the following depart
nents in our business.
Dress Goods. <N
ELEGANT three fo"nced si,s';
L" Doub'. skirt do; s----
g Ravade~e do;
4" BRIDAL Dresses; -a ..s.-
80 Dinner dol
Rohes-a-ouire;
81 Morrinv Pobes
Printed neIaines,'
Together with endless variety ~ medium and Io
priced ~ FIounre- a-oulle and nv he vard
IN nla'U pad s,.red nj hsvadere aifo
WOOL linton Pla'ds Mousdelaines, and every
thing and desirable in this way. 1862
CiOaks. Shayvls and Scarfs.
We have the largest and ro't elegantly s.'otsS
we're Imported nv "e'srs. p. T. Stewart Co, OF New
all prices. is TO 5000 We have black ard grey
co'h Beaver T4mas rloaks, &C. Tor aoes
and children in al qualities from three dollars up
shaVIs s sizes nd quate- both ard long from
the ordinary 70 the ELEGANT Also tusf
fresh In voice hioh coored six Che-
nele Shawls that really beautiful.
Laces and EmbPOideries.
Tn this embracing all the novel
ties the Collars and Sleeves separae and in
sets both for colors and mourning; elegant Prda Eei
and Hand Falls aud imitation; Jaconet
and SWISS T rings and Fiouncirgs. Real Valencennes
Point Applique Laces, In'ertnrs, &c, &c.
House Furnishings.
81 1n-4 1Oh 10 10 nv I4-4 10 nv 10 T. rarrask Ia
bic Cloths 81, "a ga 1n4 Table nv tie vard
Al sizes rolcred wo1l Cnion and Cotton Table Cloths
Ps'S STIRRED Toinettee, Napns torether with az sinhs
widths cotton and linen sheeings, Pillow Linens Domes-
tics, etc etc.
Curtain Goods.
match Eegant Reps in hntz co'ors With Trimmings 70
match. Feg mt Muslin Curtains: all WOOL unto and
great variety together with nices
Curtain Pins, and Bards
LCarpeiIBgs and Oil Cloths.
Real wilton Carpets. Fegant Velvet and Brussels. In
Elegant plys and Ingrains, the ln2rains
largest and bet offered. And
rices. Also. Velvet and Brussels hair and hall
Carpets TWed and plain Venetian in all widths: together
with FeltS, DruVget', Crnrnb cloths, Rugs Mats, &c &C.
shortest notice. We have a Floor Oil Cloths
OF the hest makers and in all widths which will cut in
any shape to suit purchasers
Staple Goods.
We have ualy large lot OF all kinds Of Domestic
goods Peached Brown Cottons; wool, onion and
ton striped cottons for variety
HeaVv goods house field Prints Cling
and at rices that cannot fail TO give satisfaction.
Oci6 r. G. McNAIRY co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-18
StanIe Goods.

We have unu'uay large lot OF all kinds Of Domestic
goods, Pleached nd Brown Cottons WOOL onion and cot
ton striped cotons for great variety
Heavy goods for house and field Prints cling
hams Hosiery, Gloves in short every thing in ne
and at rces that cannot fail TO give satisfaction.
r C.. co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-18
To all the Eastern Cities.


BUFFALO,
NIAGARA FALLS
To all the Eastern Cities.
A. NJ lightning Express, through to Colu rbUs and
Cleveland vi hout Of SD p NJ
press through 70 belir All Pit blrs without change Of
FOUR DAILY TRAINS.
F1RST TRAIN-ClevelAnd, Pittsburg, steuNeaviue and
Wheeling lightning ENpress-l eages Cincinnati a.
O'Clock A. NJ. for all the Eastern cities; ato springfield.
This train sIops between Cincinnati and Col1mbus ~
tnveltnd, Morrow, Xenia and London only.
SECOND 1khIN-CleVeIsnd, ExIIesS Msi-Ieayes
CinciI natl at 94o A. ". for Dunkirx 40 York
reSton &c Wheeling, Balm ore Phi Washing
ton CITY.
This train stops all points between Cincinnati
COlurbus.
Third Accommodation Leaves CincinnAtlAt
4:i0 NJ, for Springfield and Columbus
This train also IT nectIons Tor Wilmington, Lam
caster and z-nesSile IN train stops all pc be-
tween incinnAti and Columbus.
FOURTH TRAIA-Cleveland, PittsburR, and Nheeing
Night FNpresLeaves Cincinnati o'clock p. NJ,
for all the Eastern cities.
This train stops at ali poicts between Cincinnati and
Colu bus
No train Sundays.
Trainsrun by Coum0u minutes faster than
Cincinnati time
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
IND all information Cincinnati please apply the
Little Mia a1d Covington ard eNiupton once, No.
and front, opposite Spencer House the Eastern
Depot J. DURAND SUPERINTENDENT.
4. Y, FULLER, General Ticket Agent.
TIE OMNIBUS LINE calls for passengers all tn ;
principal hotels for zach and every tram By leaving di-
rectons at either Of the above oc, will call for
gers n all parts OF the city, without tail.
noyi5 u. Is kUGGLES, Coni ,cor.
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II. C. MeNAIRY & CO.,
LARGE DEALERS IL KIsrs OF
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
TO. IS, CoLLzes STREET, ~
tyAsHyHLLE. TENNESSEE.
Dress Good 8.

ELEGANT three fornced silks;.
/" two do;
I" Donb'e skirt do;
" Ravade>e do;
/" BRIDAL Dresses;
I" Dinner dol
I" Evening do:A
"a Pohes-a-ouii'e;
Morninv pohes;
90 Printed nPiainea.'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-18

Real wilton Carpets. Flegant Velvet and Brussels. In
great variety Elegant pys and Ingrains, the ln2rains
the largest and bet assorted have offered And
rices. Also. Velvet and Brussels hair and hall
Carpets TWed and plain Venetian in all widths: together
with FelsS, Drugget Crnnb cloths, Rugs, Mats &C., &C.
We prepared make and put down CARPETS at the
shortest notice. We have large Floor oil Cloths
OF the hest makers and in all widths which will cut in
tn suit
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-18
Curtain Goods.


F7Flegant Satin LANES in all colors with trimmings 10
match. Eegan Reps in hntz co'ors, With Trmu 70
match FIeglnt Muslin Curtains; all WOOL unto and
Damasks in great variety. together with Coinces
n.irtat L, nrd Pan
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-18

Together with endless VARIETY ~ medium ana low
priced Siks Fonnres PcNes aonlle and nv IRE Varn,
IN riau pad hsvadere. also sa'ir face
and Nerinns and csshrreres Great vsrrfY
and linton Pla'ds, Nous6eiaines and every
thing new and desirable in this vay. t-.r.....
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Laces and ErnbrOideries.

Win this line socs issuperbsmbracn9 al the novel
ties OF the Collars and Sleeves separate and IN
sets both for coIors and ourping elegant Prtdal Ves
and HANDKERCHIEF Lace Falls real aud imitation; Jaeonet
and SWISS Tr" rings and Founcrgs Real VaenciennsS
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-03-17
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{ 1t ilIe t o 1t
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Grfe8 8md. Der 6rieSeu y. GarnpO 5prruio
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wa9en ltd1 81 rllbren, erIten8 neil eS unler Nl@
%l1trter II, uno Dor alien ,Dingeu, neil e8 ftrd>
ten rptro, Dap mir i9ln mieber nebrten, mas nit
!9iH 9rrBullltRIg 9e9eben, I'M e8 an unler Sp.
tent 81 fmeieln. Oie. &rie9spartei in @ien
ntr0 itd9 tlbeB ni9t re1t9niren, pbnle li4 bic
9offrtlttiS allt cine Gontter 0tepplutipn 5i bepa6<
rem, melte INNER nod be: Grallln Der gnliorir4
ten uno Der Diplomatic bon BSiQniB it.* limb
piele unoetniinfti9eu Serren tpnn 8irectoriunt
wouen zen Srte9, Die 9feprlutipn, uno lie pa,
gen, mid gu berbddti8en |! Sid, ih icbne mid,
mad .Otuge na4 s3uriid8e5ogenbeit, iA ftbte
ltlldl el1dSptt, De9plt;irt, ltno id) iperpe gum BRIT
ten 9Ral ben Gbidieo ~fOrberli, ben mir ba8 Dis
rectortun ldcn 3lDet Oaal petuei8ert BAT! 3
@r bate ta8 9l0c8 nit balblauter, bd1ti9er
SttnItlle gela9t, nidt al8 cb er 5t Serlano 2lnz
perS lpradle, loiibern nur St Iit lelber, gu BEN
eln5t9en W{ailn, Der e8 miiroiB 1ei, bic 0ebeiuls
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bod pieOer init Der ltol5sn WttBadtuiq oeaer
ben, Der Jpn bSrel totaf. ST. fibtte (id aQeiu,
pbwobl BCurtenne 3uge9en mar, unb ct iprad
uno bertetb nur nit ft4 ietber, obtpp9( Sener
ibn bSrte. r!sa <la# ss- f't-a- q.
SeBt trat wieoer cine tuage TauIe elm, itrb
gcnaparte 9tn9 bon 9feuem init balti9en @Arits
ten auf nno alb. 6eftt9e, leibenl9aftti6e @ez
tuble l9lenen feline Yruft gu purdfirmen, BENZ
1etne Nn9el leudteten imlrler b66er auL feline
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al8 fitble er iid bedn9fti9t nnp Der 9uft bebarf=
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IN polen Sdnlud elmer ItSnen, blnt9efirbten
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r'en wmterlt4en Anblid bdr.. = Starter, otibenz
Der 0felf bepedte bic Gdrme unb ba5 @rGn Der
Wleten, unO Die ytOriiten Nlpen, Die in ma
leltatld'em Sral5 Den NOrt5ort 6egrdn3teu,
9atten IN 6ieler gtadt ii4 nit trablenpen Sis
frozen 9eidmidt.
3an9e l1tlb 9eoanfenpp4 tlifte 8cnaparte ouf
otc8 nnerpartete 9dauipiel bin. 9Beld Elm
yallo, la9te et Damn leife DOR It0 bin, G6nee H..
Gl3 pDr Ifitte Oftober! Wp9lau nan muB
6rteoen MAIDEN. !!#*) st..,- .t3 1.. 7
@r ldlu9 oa8 6enlfer rtecer gu unb trat
oann baltts 51 benz Sdreibtild. @tb mir bic
9llten iber Die 2trnee, ia9te ct 5u 8ourtenue,
iupem er lt4 neben Jpn nieoerlette.
8clrienne le9te bic Bidder uno Bapiere etn8
uad hem anOern ppr i'm bin, unp Sppaparte
prafte lie nit %ernlten, au fmertlalnen 8lideu.
d *1s 8onoporte'8 eioene gGortp5 AG;p6p
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Aehinailhaea j

UectnHun9eH
Ser rtdeGfub e. Baltimore sBedsr" srfhefns
teeen 9lpr9en Unit MaSHapnIe ees Seant1Ssl un0
Ser geedet" miro ebenfalS in 9BaIbinstpn NIB
QDbeelina taali@ bard GraSer ben NbVnnentet
ms 6auS %beierSt.'
0urb bic pOR ~Str1entst tpfet Der tasIt&s oBtter''
So 50 yer Sabr in nnbtbtn 1ter VprHuSbes
"a bt uH6.
Ra- Das % chembIatt 6es Baltimore Weder
trident iebsn 6rettaa un6 fplet jalrliG So IN unhef
}tn9ter 8orausbeIaRIuns.
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[pNpf0tmrem ~. WpOtDeFen
Oent1dbe 2dsusGffce. q

L. Carey, F.. uonger,.
.f.7ayettearaBs, QBsf SIDE pcn @rpVteO 9ans, .nsffltd BON
GbarlSfrdBe.
0ffteefunben; 8 bis L abr gErp1tftaaS pts . Ner
5Irntttaas Die unter3et92eten fnp IN 8'rttnpna8 9sITe
TnS er56ntn NIT Sem 1. 4nsuf in BEN 5aule an fsF S0sr'
2 Spn gBsRs ~EaattteRr. unp @rpptep@gdne cine
Oeutfbe Qatps Office
"a, gr,ftrSSe. iedliber Nrt, ala sur Au8ferttgung Dpn
NJ tnS TG9I8brefeu (Dea68l, BON observation-disclosures imp
Ffasrnn8en t9eFat8ass@ s9G M.stg s1 1nS anSsf1 4 y + 5'a }sa
: 'b pt SgstofteS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Inter 3af$es
IA Der observation-disclosures AusfutrnH8u aaer ans wetSenptn
iftr&ge erlduben mt nHs p'S p'"''"' -
rudibttBunB 5u fttIen' NJ "a un.er.
A I7.lml5 H ~ " '"S N"p 'FL
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would be ustihed 10 res.tisg unto deat the attempt
Loud and long-contpued cheersl" .
"The only thing tina: remained for The Democracy
who stood by their old landmark and who would
fight for the old faith who would redeem the pledges
srd save the honor Of the party, 10 hgr defiance
a! the Erscut.pe and all has Constitutional airisers"
The shouts Of approval Of ,his sentiment were pro.
loDged until they became wearssme.
At Toledo Douglas meeting held whi.h was
broken up for !he moment by the Eruption Of Cue
tom House ofbcisls aud at which some pugilistic
exhibitions were witnessed In the end organ
ized and addressed by Daniel o. Morton, Mr. Ba-
chsnane former District Attorney for Northern Ono,
and Otbers.
As might have been expected, the three or four
Democratic papers who still follow the waning for
tunes Of M Buchanan are not s;ned 10 .heir denuo.
Citations Of Dir. Payne. The CmciHHI 1T Enquirer Of
the I'd thus pitches into the rebels
Ii rich ir,a 70 Bsk Republican editors Of
Ohio hear such papers The Sdttsmdn Id sIch
Henry u. Payne Wayne Grsvold and other noted
Democratic politicians shnekins for bleeding kansss M IRE
70 of hslT mouth he
Back Republican edo would give the business over 20 ne
fresh hroais entirely. The question now - Which Class W"
the other The contest promises 20 be o1 one
would BE- difficult think ind umpire between ne M
To teir voices much alike ard in harmony and 90
Bsk RspubcaIsh that wouldn; pretend 70 decide "h'h
which"
So in ike manner The Dayton Empire denounces
Payne as about az bowling Black Republican as
can be found within the boundaries OF the State OF
Ohio and that be is " now where ne naturally De-
lopgs-Aboitonitm being bred in bis bones"
The Democratic Anti.Lecompton State Convention
meets here on Wednesday next, the lOth II will be
a la,ge meeting and will give forth no doubtful sound
~ LOOKER-ON
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rNIyERSALfSTS.

To he rS,to, q TAs u Tr1sas
SIR: have been much interested with TIE secoesS
in TYR TRIsrsr Of the general awakening m ne re-
Hscu. world and in reply the inquiries Of yoaf Cor
respondent from Paterson. in this State rsgsrdhe ne
v,ws and feelings OF rniverslisis on the sae5ee'
desre 20 state ihs; the Cniversast Church IN NewHs
the Rev. Mr.. CaAHBR.r, pastor. seems 10 rave en-
tered into the spin, of the tnes. bath pastor ska Pso
PIE giving renewed attention 20 religious usitsrs And
awakening an interest in the minds Of many Who are
led 20 the sltsr q Christ 10 know and feel hG BE-
indeed III. SAVOY OF the world. Regular prayer
meetings are hed in their church every Sabbath
morning az O'Clock. and .nqulrers are puhicly n
vted by Mr.. CHAABRAr 70 call upon hun ~ as hcve
cersn days for religious conference and ee11un-
ion, ard many are thus led IN the way 81 resse snd
salvation. The efforts which this indefs'igao]e 10
borer in the VINEYARD Of Chr, !. ushng to tars psc-
pie from the ways II sin to holiness, to bring them
10 the knowledge Of Christ and the epicymee, Of his
religion, sre being bessed, and are n harmony With
the general interest which seems 10 havs pervsded
the churches throughout the land. May many moro
90 and do likewise. Yours truly, "a.
N J. March tR9
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FORT SCOTT.

Correspondence Of The Cincinnati Gazette
QuISDARo, X. T., Feb. 26 1888.
The latest intelligence from Fort Scott If, that G.
w. Clark, at the head Of $50 Missourisns has pos,
session of the town, and they declare that they VIII
destroy every Free State settlement in that vicinity
Upon the request Of the people there, about hundred
stand of arms and several men, have been sent down
from here.
Col. Leonhardt has gone to take command Of the
Free.Stae forces
As there are now three or four companies of United
States troops there il is very probable that hostities
may be suspended for the present, bnt would not be
surprising al any time to hear them break out sfesh
and involve the whole Territory
There s any amount OF caucusing for the Constitu-
tional Convent going on.
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THE SOUTHERN KNOW NOTHINGS.
Coue.pondence Of The Pennsylvania.


WAsHINGTos, March 9, ISIS.
For some time il has been whispered here that tue
fourteen members of the House, who represent the
Southern know-NotbiBgs, were endeayonng TO io,'n
coalition with the Democrats of the North, Tor tne
rurpose of building up what was to 30 called greh'
national moderate party-free from Black kepup-
lican prejudice on the one hand, ana G;!'H
ern fire-eating intensity on the other There
can be no doubt but that this idea is seriously en-;
tertaped by few, but it is very shallow snd
will pass pass away chimera. The true Northern
Democracy can never be brought 70 adopt the
prescription policy oftbe Know-Nothings. They have
contended against that policy through victory and
as il ever was While the great Northern Democracy,
who cherish the Union above all other earthly consid
erstiops have no sympathy with the extreme men oil
the South. who boast Of bowie.knyes ard revolvers
as their Arguments yet they love their political or,tn-
rem there, who stand by the Constitution AKA the W.
ion, and will never desert them for allies.
Ii will be remembered that the Southern NOW
Nethings with one exception, voted with the D.'o
Gratis on HARRIS resolution, and have pfocsint u
themselves TO be the friends of the admission u
sas under the Lecompton Constitution. Suee 'ja.
vote was taken persistent effort has been ri6s =,
Douglas and his friends TO bring them over 20 .. u
side IL is this effort which has brought &c Aie tE
idea have noticed above. ii these kuow No'nih5
sufi,r themselves TO be misled by this fac1on tuy
VIII find that they have sold their blrthriSh' 'oi
than mess Of pOtt1ge. Some pcrsOns P'e'o le :.
believe that this bargain has already Deeu -,
mated, but such is rot the fact. As yet me
hpov-Notbings generally are IN favor OF 'ue o.
Mission Of Kansas and firmly believe theJ w." Ho'
devia;e from this postion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11
KANSAS IN WASHINGTON.
Ie Evenirg Posi-,

WasmNGroS, March Q, 1853.
learn from Mr.. Green, one OF the Kansas Board Of
missoDers, who came bearer OF the testimony
taken before his Board, that the work of org.nzin.
the militia of the Territory is going on rapidly. Men
are IN ployed at So per day TO organize the various
counties. Large volunteer companies are organized
ard are nightly drilling, IN the cities Of Lawrence
Leayenwortb, Topeka, Ossawottomie, Prairie City
and other large towns. Ii Is estimated that at the
pres,t time there are regularly organized in ksu,a.
Teuitory 1900 men. This entire force will repe all
attempts TO enforce the lecomptIn Constitution, should
,Ie FEDERAL Government attempt TO enforce that n
,trumept upon the people of that Territory NJ lor.
Gen James H. Lane is the 'onm"nder,In-Cnlei oil
csn organize az cavalry force al short notice; 900
are drilled as such already.
The testimony which NJ. Green brings ie, as have
minated. an avalanche OF facts IN exposition oi TIE
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LECOMPTON IN ONO.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Norespondenco OF lie NJ l. Anpuue-
COLUMBUs, o., March 8, 1873.
1t the merest folly for the friends Of Mr. Buchanan
TO deny that upon the question Of the Leeompton
fraud, the Democracy Of the Northwest are bitterly
and ueconclaby opposed to him 1t is true that here
and there an Office holder tustans him; but in many
places they are cowed by the voice Of indig-
nart public sentiment. 10 Ohio if q poll was taken
too sy the policy of Mr. Buchanan would not be sus-
tanned by one ont Of every hundred Democratic votes
and the Member Of Congress from Ohio who votes for
the Iecompton swindle, may a. well make his political
will at once. His epitaph Will be: Died OF Lecomp-
ton"
The ohio Statesman the organ of the party, con.
Times TO deal s blows aGsnsi the fraud and H. sup
norters with no symptoms Of sbs,ed zeal. The ap
poptment of Sam Medary 10 the Post Office in this
CITY had doubtless two objects IA vew-one to strike
at Douglas in the person OF Miller Tue ileumeent ana
the other 10 control The StatesndE, edited by
Aedsrys son.iu-law. The latter object has proved
rompltte failure. do NOT believe Ihe Sta,esmaR
desire. IL thanss II, pv.tion, neither would dare 80
70 do In the face of such seDnment as 'ae
State. The Democratic AntLeeoAlp'on @'s''ne r ~
Cincinnati March 2 was complete success IN nIG,,
bers aud enthusiasm 1t was held in the same os!
which sat the Convention that nominated ar. bu'
chanan. 1t was addressed b. Stanley Mathews, me
Presldents District Attorney for Southern Ono, ana
by Henry b. Payne, who led the Democratic party ID
the lat Gubernatoral campaign. For his rebellion,
MIR. Mathews head viii doubtless soon fall into the
basket Mr.. PayDes speech was very decided as
tbe following extracts will show;
THE great body OF Northern Democrats are So a
unit this question, for u this State of Oao there
cannot be found one man in fifty who voted me Demo
cratic ticket at the last election but that views the
measure as calculated to bring disgrace upon the
patty that advocates it, awess and uncunsti,u.
ttonsl assumption OF tyranny, oppression and fraud to
Dc perpetrated alone by force
iB,It shall wo as Democrats force a Government
hated and detesied by people to CRAFTY in five
Of its population The idea is Infamous, AID Will
bripg yeproach and disgrace upon the Democratic
patty; moreover If j, rauny, usurps'ion and depot
len, and eaJ any people, civilized or ancNinIed