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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-08

Ewoolsey g. Nelson will sell ready
made Clotbing, this evening.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-08
DIR. J. KIVETT,
SURGEON DENTIST.

eDERPoRMS every variety OF opera a
u tions In his profession, snd by long
practice has attained skill, that enables 1lyYyY
him 10 give entire satisfaction 20 his pat:
rons. He takes pleasure in showing specimens 81 bis
artificial work to those who wish 10 examine such p
ductions, and ne may be copsaltsd b hose who sesd
the services Of dentist without inc ing any 0ess
tons toepplsy him Afterwards
His Office in Brsy's building, First stTees opposite
the Post One novSly.
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LEGAL.
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

Eo1y !. CuANDIfR and BLYTHE nYNEs
- ra-a associated -thcnscvcs togetheI as partnet
N The rract!ce OF aw, and viii attend promptly 10 sll
~ Office on Locust street, opposite the shsrwoo
House, Evansville, Ind. sePtzo.t,-
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

~ The r-.vfie9e Of yearly aiycTtSsrs Il Limited 20
theT own immediate business, In ther own nansj anu
All aiyeTseueuis for the beDeft OF oher persons, aS
well legal aiveftseeuts and advertisements OF
lion saes, and Advertisements with the name oI ohe
Usrsos cent Ia by theIa mast be paid To- at 'he usual
stes.
~ No repott, resolutions or proceedings oI any cor
cStiou, society association public meeunes eha I,o
sun.retion designed 20 call attention 70 any iat
rOT lnited or indv IDEAL Interest can oe insefieo' an
ga paid for as an advertisement. ,...,.-t-
No si--srf, srruerf can be inserted er1tuitously
oschsTtabe or other s5cictles, pubic inslitnohs o.
companies. ..-,- III -, to Ala
on1iursi Unis s order that efset Is len Al the
CfcP and when discontinued "a less tiAh eAa' eAe
rrics III the whole year gin &C charged
LEGAL embellishments hereafter, VIII te puDilsnel
sttSs sTrss OF the attorneys oEdeg ng, snd lot oe
ablc for the legal psocesdihss' Out S"iio''~"' - ~
IsuSl tine. ,.-,,-. .,--,,tt,.
aeTsz are CASH..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-08

Os hSS&A&N - AAA&VS "a
sY-oN MAIN STREET NEXT DOOR TO MARBLE
HALL, OPPOSITE THE STATE BASk.-a
TIE subscriber having purchased heavy stock cf
Stoves before the panic, hnd himself at this season.
with surplus and rather than keep them over til
ohe autumn, he has resolved 10 put his prices down TO
prime cost and this time he will sell any article in hi.
present Stock 30 his customers At the Price ofhe Ensn-
ufscturers by the wholesale. E
His Stock OF stoves and Tinwsre is ge, and en-
braces every variety Of article in his line and his pres
ent offer will give The people in town and country, the
best opportunity they wiz have in long time se-
bargains. Those farmers and others who may nor
need a new stove till next year, win make good In
yesmen TO buy now and keep their purchase till they
need the use Of ii, for will them 20 or es per
cen; in the cost which is larger interest than they can
make in any other way with their surplus funds.
Every one disposed to purchase is invited to call g;
the Stove Ware Room, on Main street. next door u
Marble Hail. directly opposite the State Bank. and
anime the Stock, and look at the bargains offered.
nov23iy JAMES sCASfLIS, JR.
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m. y. ANTHE2
.Ctars Poblict
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-08

The ATLANTIC TEL 1t is stated that
Mr.. Whitehouse, the English electrician, who
has heretofore bad that department Of the Ocean
Telegraph, has given place to Professor Thomp-
son, Of Edinbnrg, as his successor, and that IL
the latter gentleman should fail to secure the OBJ
jects desired, he will give place TO Mr.. Hughes
OF the United States, the inventor of an instru-
ment nom which important results to ocean teie-
graphing may yet be realized. The New York
Herald thinks that the opening of the line will
not be delayed beyond the LIST of October At
the last accounts Professor Hughes, who has two
Instruments with him In London, was preparing
to leave with one OF them for Trinity Bay. Ii
was arranged that the cable company should
send special steamer from Liverpool to Trinity
Bay on or about the 10Th Of this month, to convey
the Professor or his assistant, with all necessary
instruments and fixtures for working the cable
He will arrive there about the Goth or 26th of the
month, and viii Of course require few days for
preparation and the adjustment Of the machi nery.
This will occupy him until the 18th Of septem-
Der, or perhaps to the LIST of October but certain
ly not longer. II, therefore, he succeeds in his
calculations, we may count upon being placed In
the full enjoyment Of the fruits of his labors by
the latter date
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-08

kANsAs.-Governor Denver, Of Kansas, has
published letter, by way of reply to various Pc
titions presented to him, by residents Of that
Territory, requesting him to convene an extra
session Of the Legislature. The Governor de-
clines TO call this extra session, showing thar at
the present time there no members of the Leg
islature whose official terms have not expired
He also expresses the opinion that the next cleo
tion should be held under the last apportion-
ment, according to the act Of February 2Oth, 1857
Heconcludes by saying that he had consulted the
President and the Attorney General Of the United
States on this point, and both agreed that the
next election should be held under this appor-
tionment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-08
PERSONAL.

-. Lord and Lady Palmerston are expected In
Paris, and will, 1t Is said, pass some days at M
de Persigny's seat at Chamarande
-. Arrangements are making in New York
for q complimentary dinner to Mrs. LIE Vert ard
Mrs Anna Cora Richie, now In that city. 80:
-. The Quincy IN Herald says that Judge
Gather, Of that city, Is applicant for appoint
ment as Governor of Nebraska, to succeed Gov.
Richardson .aH. .'..r - =,
-. Hon. John w. Ellis, Governor elect of
North Carolina, and his lady, arrived in the city
yesterday from the Virginia Springs, and are
stopping at Browns Hotel.
-. Walter Savage Lander, of world. wide lit
eTary fame, had been convicted at Bristol of a
series Of atrocious and disgusting Iibels upon a
lady OF Bath, named Yescombe, who thOug b for
merly friend of his, had In some way offended
him He was mulcted in damages FL 100 and
costs. .s...- ...-- ~ III. ~.
~. An interesting kabeas eorpss case had been
tried before Judge Eckles, in Utah, at last ac-
counts, instituted on behalf Of an Englishman,
named POlydOre, to recover the custody Of his
danghte who had been carried to Great Salt
Lake City by her mother i'm 1855, and was then
In the family Of a Mormon Elder The father
was successful I'm his suit, and the girl was de-
iivered up to the United Marshal, to be returned
to her father
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-08
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union rejoices over the back bone OF
abolitionism broken" 1t doubts the whole pol
icy of political psrdons, citing Senator Douglas,
to prove 'pardon the nurse Of second offence"
And further, marks bow the Republicans trim
their sails for every side wind ---,
The hrfefi,gsneer says the " States Rights
men" advocate 50 disguised and dslusive form
of Fedsralism.o $3.50 r. ....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-08

CHIsA-rhe following Is doubtless the b,.,,
Of the dispatch received few days ago bv m.
Atlantic Ocean Telegraph
The following Is a translation Of dispatcb
appears In the MODiteur respecting the
conclusion OF treaty with China:
a, III r., ST PETERSBURG Aug 10
'"' T'e"eh hmSdsSadsr TO the Mfntsisr Of
FoTsigR Afairs.
I" A courier who len rIsn -, -. a., .,-,, -
June, overland, has brought the new, 70 princa
Gortschsao that treaty has been eoncludsd
between China aud Russia Identical In n. asa.r.i
basis with those concluded between ..n "a.
the other Powers The ports are open. The re-
srercls- OF the Christian religion allowed. ,hs
estsollshment OF eonsuls admitted, rs also The
sending Ii'snr0i) Of diplomatic aQents 10 PHI
d. De. essary, (ss oaS de kssois,) --.'. 10y
i snce and Eng land have, moreover, Obtained
considerable pecnnIary indemnify =
DUKE OF MoNTEBELLo l-
nench Ambassador Ut 81. PstefsburR.u)
y. IL "a GOLDFISH, wsie hing ~ lbs, was caught
koSt week on Isle nj lhosl. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-08

June IL, 1858. The awards will not probably
be made for some time yet, - the force at the
Department is busily engaged in preparing
and recording orders, &C., in connection with
matters pertinent to the Paraguay expedition.
NAVAL INrEILIssHcE.-0rder have BEEN
resolved q the Brooklyn nasy-yardt TO clear
out the o. s. frigats Niagara by saturday
next, when shssvill g into he dry dock md
undergo some hight repairs. y - t.,
Tn1 W.ArHsR.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institu tieo,
The time Of observation is about 7 O'Clock:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-08

u The yellow fever Is still retarding the re-
eeiPts Of cotton to serious extent at vieksburg,
Miss .-a..-.-..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-08

NoTIcK Many accounts due the Star ONCE by
persons In Maryland have been placed in the
hands Of Mr.. w. C. Lipscomb, for collection,
who 10 authorized to collect and receipt for those
of its bills be may present to our debtors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-08
POLITICAL.

Dispatches from different portions of Vermont
represent the Republicans as largely ahead on
the State ticket, with equally as good chance
for the re election Of all their Congressman
The Democrats Of Northumberland county
ia have nominated VIM. l.. Dewart for Con-
gress, and the same party In Blair county have
nominated Il. Banks.
The Massachusetts Republican Convention
has renominated Mr. Banks for Governor by ac-
clamation Col Schouier, of Boston, was ap.
pointed chairman of the COMMITTEES IN resoIp.
lions.
The Democratic conferees Of the Sixteenth Con-
gressiOnal district of Pennsylvania on Monday
made another unsuccessful attempt at Bridge
port to nominate a candidate for Congress The
balloting was precisely the same as that Of last
week -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-08

u A correspondent of the Providence Jour.
nal says that In ninety-nine cases ont of eve,y
hundred crahberries, applied as pouitfce, will
ehectuaily cure the erysipelas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-08
LOST AND FOUND.

I OsT-EU5rACE SEMMFS,s DO, a ysaT, GA
IL with light nar. slightly curling, veaTinT hySt
caii"o SACK with border made low mech A., sbSrt
sleeves, aud tucked psnts. A suitable reward N m
Se given 10 any one bring nf HIM 10 his father n n
SemTes. no Ss6 o street, between 81 and as ,is..
80. ny -lo... IL
OsT-On "a street, between the Psp,tenti.,,
~ - p9 MAY and avenue. a OROCCu POI n = H,
'eh, used as phy scIan's prescI pfIop t,os and
containing papers OF no value to an one Snf ~ a
owner. Tue hinder. by leaving said book nj Ns,rn A.
Iaiuler DruE store, onrneT Of 9Th streef a, n %
thanks e"s'u anu the
ee8-I MP GauNu,n
SIX CENTS REwSRD.-Rsn svs, from, ma
g suhseTIOer, IN Washing ton, ID. C.. on NondI,
sept ON l8Ss John lanes NJ &c uire an ind -pfTred
aPPfehuce 10 the coach rSiutIns bpslue,, TIe
aoose reward Will be paid on the delivery If SID
appie htice All persons her elm arhl,t
or employing sad bpprru'I zee AT ths ptTIl
v, ING nar' NJ. McDEk MOTT
80 - <s5 Penn. avenue.
WAS TAKEN UP AS AN EsTRAy. ON Sa,ur-
Cn,x- Gay morning last. q large yellos
Cow, with hlte sti pc ON her ls al. and -"
E e psTny. Inc owner Will please comt -
away. ' BoS2te ACE R f1e 'ete her
sc 7-t. cor. Vermont ave. and BoundsT1 ~.
oSTIA BREASTPIN, OF an oval form. win
- pearls IN The clrcum ference. between "a street
hofth and street. ON Capitol HILL The finder viii
oe SssIeed by leaving the pm at this Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-08
REMNANTS OF FLOOR OILCLOTHs

:, w nave IN store a treat msnv remnants of Dill
olotne,vhleh We must get rid of to make room foy
new .Ieek. hey are al an the very best quality and
pa teIns' ana coors, which We must and are deter
mined 70 ?: on without regard to cost -Thev ara
Jast the thing Tor DOR and Ere places, vashstands.
carpets. Honsekeepers will do veil to call and a.
iecf from them soon.
cloths and kitchen towels every sGnJ serv.nI IN
well regulated family Will appreciate them. ] hey
Expected daily 40 immense and superb assortment
OF Safpeflngs IN al the newest styles Qualities and
prices with Curtain Materials, Oicloths. and an
foods, to which the attention OF Lousekeepers and
others contemplating housekeeping is Respectfully
invited. CLAGETTG ntJDSSSN
Dealers in all kinds Of superior FurnIture Drv
= - GOOda, Market SPACE. No A. a a-aosf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-08
PREPARE FOR COLD
WEATHER

SIS PREfMHRE F Ip COLD SJQ
l have This day received two new beautiful pat-
terms OF the Felnour ParlOr Heaters, Improved "a
heat paIlors aid chambers above. Also, Spepcer's
celebrated Elevated Cooking Range, to h. Al Cham
hers ab"ve rs the feinOur n eaters; Beebe' m Cool
rug Range. and others Of the most improved mar
terms am Also prepared to set the best and chss D.
esrt Wince thar can tie found to heat dwellipgs
Ire sOov. VIII he set by the most expr rieuced
woskmsn. at the shortest notlcs. ard without dirt
vi lrouaie; G. WOODWARD,
:. METROPOLITAN Stove and Crate Factory.
ee1-N Pa. ave. bet. 10Th and nth sts-Sis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-08
SUPERIOR MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

froI. DE- CENJEI. Is still in Washington and
he 10 prepared TO receive limited number oiilEsx
SPECIAL pupils, advanced in music IN whom he ~
VIII give thorough and complete academi. nj
course OF instruction an the Harp PianofOrta n Nj
TAR Singing, and tlrgan. Will also give a regular
course OF instruction tconGdentaliy1 in the trge
sIOD. " S P'oies-
Terms made known on application at the Wash
ington House, Penn avenu. " "".n
N:b.-prnf DK CENEIL Will open his new Musi
CT keposI,0Ty In few days, on the corner If iIfh
street and Penn. avenue. sse I'M a'n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-08

THIS DAY RECEIVED FROM THE MAN
PnR PiHhfsq NG choice selection Of new style PA
PHPsRass PiGfHkk Gok 6s A a:a
TrAASSEhS CURTAIN Loops. PINS and
@NSs' F p 3 sSId a ~ I RslSSsTfiHRocK
40 F-eoim 10 enrner of nth and ID streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-08

II RRUSh Is q I'll BBs'S Asir Store, nsef 18Th
!. {set, sud y bis Sales Room, pndss WiAssar Ho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-08

COFFEE. TFAs, &c
" 81 bags X 10 Coffee,
Is do Cape do. (wbiteb
ID d. old Government Java.
80 boxes fresh Ground Coffee,
ID nail chests amp. q. Powder and Young Hy-
100 boxes Osveso Starch, -.8il. go
Is boxes b, Ibi,i's Soap Powders. . ...
Just received and for sale by
ees eoot BARBOUR & SEMMES
pORTO RICO AND MUSCOvADO SU-
GAR,&c.
2, hhds Porto Rico and Muscovado SUGARS,
~ DO. do. MOLASSES.
~ barrels LoverinG's Refined SUGARS, al
GO half-chssts fresh Green and Black TEAS.
Do Days nid government Java, MaTscalbo and Rio
90 pounds prime Shoulder BACON.
~ barrels No a. 2. and SMACKEREI,.
81 aTreis superior HERRINGS,
Received and for sale at reduced prices nv
seS-5t MIDDLETON BEALI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-08

" A GOLDFISH, weiR hing N lbs, was csuo ht
last week Oh the Isle OF Shoals, :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-08
MACKERFL, HERRING,
W. s5 barlels No. larEe MncksIel.
IS do. do. small do.
81 do. No. ! Alewivss,

MAs'Ss s9si. h; s s'.!.s s.st &c
s boxes &c; s sl; ffi i.s.
20 do Eastern Cheese,
Sc g cost BARBOUR sEMMEs.
FALL MILLINERY JUST RECEIVED.
p! Fall style Of strs. Ronnst,, Mi....' Hats.
S . sts and tcvsrsG ks.a soss, Steel
variety " WV. GfG ssiHEpD.A
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FANCY GOODS.
Just received q. STEVENS New F.nc, Store.
Of the very latest importalIons Ladies viii Pleas
cal. early and examine ny stock, as feel confident
can Exhibit larger .ortment andat lover prices
Sc -st aa6 Pa. ave bet. sth and 10th SITS.
FLOUR, SALT, &c
q do; SupeIhns Flour. .
100 forty nine ID bags Family and Extra Flour
leo do, Salt
.eseost BARB6UR & sEMMEs.
GENERAL FUEL pEpoT.
uc, FoOt OF Ssrenfe.nth street.
Terms cash Persons desirons Of purob,sin, 9TH
e t al please nike positive arrangements 10
that Succt al tue TINE OF purchasing.
Oiuers sOilcfed and will receive our best person
ai Atsntnn. j. w. N. u Lr,
NV. corner 18th and streets, No. 517
Sc 8 lot one square south o. Pa avenue.
CANDLES, SOAP&c
~ 50 boxes Adsmantne Candles, .. .
50 do Mould Candles,
Is do Hotel Candles I2s
IS do. Chemical Olive SOAP
50 do. Brown Soap
100 gross Sha,ghai Matches
100 cans Mustard, Allsplcs Cinnamon Clovs.
Ginger, &c.
Just received and for sale by . ......
BE cost BARBOUR & SEMMES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-08

the sharp practice of the class of individuals
known around New York as "Vampires -
That he is as thoroughly understood by the
democracy at nome as in Congress, is evident
In the Tact that not man claiming the slight
est identity with the Democratic party partici-
pated in this meeting to re-nominate him:
while the handful of opposition men who did
that thing, are all of them ignorant persons
who were never before heard of In connection
with the affairs Of any party. The character
OF the meeting, after the remarkable efforts
made to gather large crowd, embraces evi.
dence that those Of the opposition there who
make the least pretensions to respectabilitv.
will not touch him with forty foot pole: but
will support some one, on whose conduct In
connection with public affsirs, they may be
able to place some reliance. - ~
P.S.-The Peekskill IN. " papers reaching
us this morning contain the following rssolu.
tons passed by the American party Of Haskin's
district, which show that that party there know
him as we'll as the Democrats now do:
Resolred That we have no faith In the protas.
taions OF friendship for ms Of political shysters
deem II entirely inex ppdient for the "Americann
1870 10y 20 support any msa for Office who has not
, neetolore proved himself true to his trusts and
tue confidence Of his fellow citizrns
~ That we consider the present mem.
Dl.,,i., -" from the Ninth Congressional
D'suict as entirely unworthy the con6ienc. md
support OF The American party, and The Cum.
e-eiection. ~ P'e'e"' has
TAs srArus OF TIE RESCUED AFRICAN M.
GRoEs.-The following extract from :. I.,.
number Of the Charleston Mercury viii .aa,d
the Stars readers fair insight into the Is.sI
status of tho rescued negroes in ChsrI...en
South Carolina: 10 .I1aIca' = -
Tas ArslcAs NseRoxs The Official corr.
'P'aosnce has been ohtaiasA BY. " Tor publics. J
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-31
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

I Approximations To- the 500 900, al 5000 each 4
OF 400 SO 600 OF 400 TO 80 goo of 400 10 10000;
1 OF 400 20 s. 900
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-31
Land Warrants i'm Kansas.

The Lawrence Republican of the 18th, has
the following on land warrants in Kansas
I'VE have received number of letters
making inquiry with regard to the location of
land warrants in Kansas. We will state that
entry by warrent, except by pre-emptors, who
may use them in payment for their claims.
For this purpose large demand now exists
for land warrants, 100 acre warrants finding
the best sale, as the Office has decided that but
one warrant can be laid on each claim. Thus,
a pre-cmptor cannot use two so acre warrants
in payment of 100 acres of land, but can use
one TO- so or l20 acre warrant in payment
for a corresponding number of acres of his
claim, and the remaining portion must be
paid for in specie at 81 25 per acre; The pre-
emptOr pays at the land Office one dollar for
each forty acres paid for by warrant.
Most claims are paid for at the land offices
by warrants, as the pre-emptOrs save thereby
from SO toS50, depending upon the cost of
the warrants. There is consequently no
small demand for l60 acre land warrants in
the territory. Owing to the extreme scarcity
70 money many warrants are sold to pre-
emptors on from three to II months time at
an advance on New York prices and at from
to 5per cent. per month interest, with Securi-
ty on the land pre-empted.
This offers to those having land warrants
an excellent opportunity to invest them at an
advance on eastern quotations, where they
will pay a large percentage on the invest
ment, and be secured on real estate that is
rapidly rising in value.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-31
Tho wait but your word to meet their Ma


who wait but your word to meet their Ma
ker ~
1T cannot be,1 replied the Earl. EXAM
pie is necessary; and L have suffered too Sc
verely from their malice to feel disposed to
mercyn
"They must be saved or your soul and mine
will have to answer it. AS you would not
press sleepless pillow as you would wish to
die in peace, postpone the execution of those
youthsi'
Woman, it may not be. The men wait but
my signaI.'
'Give it. proud man!' exclaimed the female,
.but learn that the volley which consigns my
humble nephew to the grave, carries with it
the fate Of"
'I'll hear no more" cried the Earl, impati-
emily rising and waving his handkerchief
my brother is avenged"
land minei'' exclaimed the woman. franti-
cally, as the report echoed through the cas-
tie.
William. what have you dones"
Hal my name who art thou?"
She slowly raised her vail. s-. -
Heavens Grace Maston! Those youths ?"
"One was my murdered Edwards boy; the
other"
Speak" exclaimed the stricken Earl. eff
tits as | suspect-one look-one word viii kill
me''
WAS the last heir of the race of ClaytonI"
replied Grace.
The bereaved father-bereaved by his own
act-heard no more; but fell. broken-hearted,
at the feet of the Puritan sister.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-31
Mr. Douglas and the Administration.

| am informed. by many persons who have
opportunities of knowing, that Mr.. DOUGLAS
does not expect any reconciliation with the
party of which he was so lately the admitted
popular leader. He considers that party in
curably corrupted and perverted by the in
fuence of the Administration. and by the
seditious and incendiary schemes of the South
ern SecessiOnists. These men. Mr.. DOUGLAS
thinks, have had the power to debauch the
Democratic party. 1t has, under their lead
left the line of progress marked out by prin-
ciple, and is hurrying along the downward
road which leads to civil commotion and dis
union. He has hot left the party, and he
trusts that majority of the honest masses of
the party have not left him. But IN any eUe't
he goes further nth the ropdgdndias of Slavery.
He .faUors the formation Of the greatest possible
number Of Free States. He will oppose the
policy of collecting the Indians on the North
western frontier. He will have no line which
a white man shall not pass. He still pursues
the policy which he inaugurated in 1874 four
teen years ago, in the Nebraska bill first pre-
scented 10y him to Congress, and which was
defeated by mistaken sympathizers with the
Indians Cor. ". Y. C6,r. & Eng.