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A INVOLVEMENT.

We hsv. NE ps.ssss Srulss e by p.S,ess u lsss 49,
As, be Is; Of Apl s>an es.r q cs scsnsx
looasicp
No. SIS BRoApwAY
AT ONE PRICE FOR CASH, WITHOUT ABATHNrvY,
BEAUTIFUL,
Assortment Of
SPRING SILKS AND DRESS oOOD6S
sHAwLs, GLOVES ENBRolDERrEs, ~
I, and p~ Of The chapsst and nosi SsssA sr
-p,. Of NEW GOODS viii be oesrd retail In ts ssus-
,rv h. season aud to which viii b sed pessy ~ ~
best taste and es the PAs market houeh cor 'eo'~S
Agent there can command
BAYOU KID GLOVES.
Jus. landed. Of exclusive shsde~
Misses, IS cents; Ladies, 81 cents; 0eoiIsneos 81
No mixed O;a This male Of Cloves equal noe sopb~s
to any Glove sent 70 this country.
50 Gro yards Of very ehose ys Of INDIA SILKS q " ssnss
yeryNd
We shall exhiti; as hsre.okr- At cur
JosRiNo WAREHOUSE,
Mes S. Chambers and 50 Rss5e-sa,
..s:1..sr ., -
CHOICE POREIGN DRY GOODS,
Adapted every part Of he
UNION,
Which will be sold .. the
Lowest ruling ra,es fcr
Cssh OF approved month"; BssA yssss.
Ps-No goods resled II Wholesale Rooms, No 70 cAo-
bers.l EDWARD LAMBERT Co.
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APRIL NUMBER NOW READY

PRIL NUMBER NOW READY.
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Author of "Pakwick Papers," Oliver Twist" Martin Cha1
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THE BEST LITERARY PRODUCTION OF THE DAY
Each number contains original articles by some OF the
INC ct eminent Among the contributors to Its columns
CHAs DICKENS MRS. GAsKELL
LEIGH HUNT. WlLklE COLLlNs,
and host of others OF equal celebrity
CONTENTS FOR APRIL;
Bankruptcy in Six Easy Lesons. The Patasonisn Brothers
Wu1erinss in India Down among the Dutchmen An Auto
biographical Jail Sermon. The Vital Point Womens Ques'
ton Thanks to DR.. Livingstone Chips British Museum
Tree in the Street Al Rest All Night on the Monument
Running Away Strike. Fests the Ferry The Pet OF the
Law. Olive Room. Royal Pilot Balloon un.uspected
Neishbors Well authenticated RspPings My First Patron
8ismtse Embassy in Seventeenth Century sleep Inc
gheuMtth Wsnted-A Secretary. Words. over Under or
Through Cooee. A Train of Aeciten -
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For sale by all News Dealers. . .x... r,,,
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Elizabethan AIe-Nsde as Ale vss msde 10 oldsn times
rather bitter 70 those aous.o 20 bilious Aes
but wholesome nong beverage never cheeed the
stomach. Sold In pint bottles onlya,ee small Quantities
Retail 81 Is per doIeD-s1lc. allowed fer empty bottles
J. BARLOW, No. lS5 PeArlst
one door below Maiden-lAns
Postage Stamps tasse oent') for s.e st hi. 0moe.
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THIS EVENING-FORAiES's BENEFIT and
LAST APPEARANCE
Positively the last night of THE HUGUENOTs. TO-MOR-
ROW, last Opera Matinee MARTHA TO commence - one
ticket the Huguenots entities free admission 10 the Matt
Admission to the Matinee only 50 cents On MONDAf
frs; night Of FPS LEONORA On TUESDAY, THE MES
SAH Adm 50 all The Academy closes
Thursday MUSARD's Concerts commence April z. His
erAnd Bal MAsQue Anil ~.
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Gro. A. LEAvITr, Auetionser.
nv GEORGE A, LEAVITT e. Cot

OEo LEAVITr Auctiobeer
DY GEORGE A. LEAVITT g. Co.-Trade
ID s.ieroons No. 81 and $40 Broadway, Of Whites
FOR The Of Boohs Stationery Paintings Works
FRIDAY EVENING March IS, 1t O'Clock At the Sales
room catalogue Of large and valuable collection OF Law
BOOKS comprising variety of English aud American standard
Treeses Reports kc which may be found all the pn-
cipa works OF Angel Chuy Kent Story Backbone, &c
PLerns. Reports, ~ vols Adolphus El vols Green.
leaPs Curtiss vols PETERS, is vols United
Dir e. vols United States Statutes Large l0vols &c
together with someSery desirable the
History and Bellies the whole forming the
i've collection for Lawyers which has been offered sact
this
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ITO MERCHANTS, Manufacturers and Business
i men Of al CAUSE.-THE LONDON DAILY PROro-
TYPE Canada Wet the best advertising medium IN Upper
Canada Copies ssn Application siis Terms Cssh In ID
vance
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T,HE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
i FOR MARCH q.
CtrcuIation. .......175,OOO.
The NEw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following
L..LEADING ARTICLES: Lecompton hiss Passed the
senate; The State Of Kansas A Siberian sPecals-
ton; A New BOOK swiudle; Lawyers TO- Plenty
Calhoun. Can I The II my T. 'iRRS %s.-cSS.i Connection
Editorial Paragraphs.
ard conspicuous form the latest and most important
event. tina; have ,ransPed in the City and saearos
United States and Europe.
1.-THE RELIGIOUS REVIVAL: Blrtons Th.stsr-
Midday Prayer Mee'insi Another fn1e f's''f'
V..NEw-YORK LEGISLATURE.
v..KANSAS.
W. STIRRING TINES AT WASHINGTON: Progress
Of the LecomP.On Contest, Report. from The House
Speeches BY Crittenden, Bel, Foot, Foster, Clay
Wilson, Broderiek and DOueln Gree. peos.e on
Monday Might LecOmptOn Passed 'ne 'e"''e OA
vn.LATEsT NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH:
PrsI w.hhIsS. q A ss xSs.e At css.oa
Froal New MEXICO; From the Utah Army
VIII. LATER FROM NEW-MExICO.
TX. POETRY: The Fight Over the Body OF Kea"
Years Ago.
M..cHINA: Capture Of c.n:on-s...e Of the Empire.
Correspondence Of The N Y. Tribune
1.-THE vIRGINIANs: By wrn- NJ Thacher.y-
XIII. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS: Asricstgrd s Se9t
Why Illinois Farmers Poor The Cost Of aasiAs
Pound Of Butter.
xv..PoLITICAL INTELLIGENCE: Proceedins, ~ mo. zoe
Senate and House Of Representatives, Sens''' h'N'
mond; Senator Wade. -
XIV. MISCELLANEOUS: Removal Of Judge Lornsi nor
rble Massacre; Rate.
XVI..MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XVII. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full RePons o. ~
stock Money, Cotton, Grain. Cattle Aad osoe' '""''
lets specially Reported for The Trioane
eusscaIPrioss-One copy for one yesr - fnfee "p"
%. Five copies. IS. Ten copies SlI'
Single copies In wrsppers may be Obtained me o'u "
the Publication Office this morning Price oc
ITO WHOLESALE sTATIONERS, BOOK
Il SELLERS, AND THE TRADE GEMh GhS1AaE
THE CHElfEsf ENVELOPE docs6
THE UNITED STATES
We would respectfully cal the stenuon OF M $3.50
quality pnce, and extensive Assortsornf % ouf "~S'
VEL o p h ..
fhe snivasd .cSties which pos.ss, ~, "a
enable TO oder BETTER GOODS Al 3o"-A A-
tan any other house IN the T. sde. -. rvpvusv
SAMPLES FORWARDED bREE " ~
We would aso cell the attention u ne trade " ,h.x
ERYANk WILLOWS n
III Sh<b he soie AsrufA -r, aRvAy
nc. z - % s,scASisiL, .'s" Is'A
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8psrial Notices.

Po.t-laBee Notice.-Ihe MAILS for EUROPE, VIZ
pIRTiAkD Ger steamer NORTH AMERICA, will close 9,
his o6ce 90 FRIDAY the 9th day OF March 1t II O'clock
ISAAC " FOWLER, Postmaster.
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L,OUNTAIN's INDIA STORE, No. 653 Brood.
CHINA FANCY AAjlCSks. ke.. wsssssss -1d ksssAs y
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Nrm pnbEifainns.

lynn and TUNE BOOKS-Methodist Bap-
81 tist and Plymouth collections. Also
HYMN and PRAYER BOOKS Of al denominatouI
FAMILY and POCKET BIBLEs-A splendid assortment Of
an 40 and ryles elegantly bound suitable eseps
" RAYN0R HOWE FERRY,
No. rs Bowery Canals
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SNhh NNttat gst
Edward Wood,
Franklin Waterbury,
John J. Nndsls,
George Carlisle.
c. C. Poillon,
ID. Reynolds Budd,
Henry Lyles, jr.,
Daniel Stansbury,
A. V. Stout,
John q. Congdon,
Joseph Brockaw,
Benjamin y. Camp.
William II. Hewitt,
Isaac J. Oliver,
Daniel Owen.
William A. Walker,
William l.. Conkliu.
De Lsnoey w. knevels,
John Harris,
James Pryor,
j. b. Cornell,
John Fslooner,
Daniel l.. Ross,
Ersstus w. Brown,
N. v. Houseman,
w. Wells Wilson.
T. y. RANDOLPH, Chairman.
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% Uhom it alan Concern.

CENTRAL PARK-NOTICE.-In pursuance of
~ entitled An Act Coz The R.sas
hon and Government Of The C:nI Ph B..ssd Apn H. isS
An persons are for bidder
To enter or leave the Psrk. except BY the ssewsys;
To climb walk upon the wall
To carry 70 throw other missiles wn NJ
70 cut eresk Any way nure or dshes the t shrubs
1sts s ny ~ fences 'as 'A' con
On 70 converse OF in hinder Aose suHeed 10 Its con-
An offending against sbess be deemed
hys, s.S.,ss Or Any %.s.F., s q ne c q
imprisonment not eIceedirs thirty days
Visitors may obtain Al Necessary information and directions
The bushes. Offices and the police station Of the Park
*A'' at 'A BY I5 EHS q ne sI Gay yspa.n,
DAVID H. Hart Clerk
Dated New.Yori. March II. 1883.
ELIZABETH GILMOUR, who left Brooklyn in
As .sfA t ;1a ssss in Il;
sierwsd Of Albany n T. viii inform her sister Ann OIL
7, oNGw .S.srEIso >! c !II4I WINES
Nntases 1884 and 1875
These vinssss ~ bs first time ntrodueed.o TIE nA,te
favor peculiarly G.sfl in aroma and more likely g win upon
:sn.i in ni Ions.Hsv': saeon IL S '''' '
For richest aud best
Thu, !: ,,a q, VII. in *, (, ss.s %;' ,vs,
Wbose sweet perfume
With benson o. the rver."
Hereafter the thee Wines Will be limited 70 single
Agency in this city, IS per following card; ,.o
81 have appointed Mr.. FREDERIC s. COzzENs Of No. -
Waren NevYork my sole and exclusive Arrut TO sell
Wines In that city What furnish him for sale vii always DO
pure ''"V 1stIne d ''"'' p''N""N LoNewoRTH'
The net cash prices for these Wines win b. follows
Sparkling Catswba In Of one doxen quarts 81
Sparkling Catawbs In of two Dozen pints... 80
Sparkling Isabella In OF dosen quartz Is
Sun c.isw b q superior qu.li.y one dozen aa..t. 20
discount OF 30 cents To the Trade Quantities
Eve eases and upward FREDERIC g. C0ZZENS,
WINE NEW No. 5 @.rn..
NOTICE.-All persons having claims against
IN FREDERICK T. SWAN requested to prssen. Ne
with the vsuoher to the undersigned his office No 10 MAJ
New York before the LIST day Of July nextDsed New
York, March T. 1888. THEODORE HINsDALE. Assignee
ITO DRUGGISTS.-MORSE's INDIAN ROOT
Il PILLS COUNTERFEITED.-Merch.nts and Traders win
MORsES Indian Root Pills signed b. Moore. All genuine
Indian Root Pills have the and signature OF j. White
eseh OF late this Moore has been putting these
Pills IN Blue Wrappers 30 resemble our genuine ris
Druggists will be supplied favorable terms with the genuine
BY PC WELLS Co, or BY J. WHITE Co., PrOpr'ssors
No. 81 Iseor ard ST.. New York.
UNION BAXx NEw- YoaK N.roh IS, ls5s.
OIL O0A REWARD.-One Thousand Del
- 1sON iS. Reward will ,. paid BY thi. Bank Or tAs
BR0THERSON late third Bookkseper In this Bank dsfsuer
| 10 large amount. and gone 70 para unknown
Said Brotherson 10 Of Gight FORM about feet inches In
hight sandy hair and whks hs peculiar habit Of carrying
his extended from his body and about % or " years OF
| age Z. H. ARTHUR, Csshsr
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FRESH and STANDARD BOOKS
AT AUCTION
THE ENTIRE RETAIL STOCK OF
@. P. PUTNAM
Will be cold 1t the Store,
No. 81 BROADWAY
% WEDNESDAY, March a.
And following days
Commencing Ut 81 p. m. eseh day.
O. A. LEAvIrT Co. Aucnoneera
In this days several i'm porant books such ICON
oGRAPHIC CYCLoPEDIA, 6 vols. price SO; BRITISH
POETS 10 vols BRITISH CLASSICS in extra bindings and
.oue in portsut scientific and other valuable works
Catalogues ready. The collection embraces
,e VARIETY Of choice and desirable B0ok many which
FINE BINDINGS.
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1883.

nj s q fourth u y :"
CLASSICAL WI !. . s.a'SfE
sprseLrR INSTITUTE, uNloN-soUARE.
SATURDAY. March n, At O'Clock
There Be played 9sss, y Not ADd,n,s ios two
from the Quartet in Minor; Quartet BY Chsrubni sud
The The fifth MATINEE will be given on SATURDAY
Aglns ,,, -, III. doc, and a, III. Mu,,c Store. d,
c. Breusns scbsrfenb1re Luis, and schuberth Co.
DURToN's NEW THEATER, Broadway-Un-
ID psral.l.d sneoe.s Of the NEW DaAMA-Inenss excite
ment-FRiDAY, with ne. .eenery. THE MoRMONs' o..
LIZ SAT- as c H. Ei'f p. ssS sot a:
1sy Alderman fon, k.wYori Elder With a.
sS.s. I'd
four hls Noe' By wsp.yiOuI intelligent rc.poD's bib
s :Ss I' * T Hi. Of D E%s@ fy ss lsa
&c ieseicn II. Mormon Temple with the Ceremony Of En-
downent and Sealing Of secoLd Wife; Nosss Tarred and
snsAN IN which Mr. T. Davenport will sppsor IN hi. o..
Character Of William -MoRRow-Ths BENEFIT Of Dr.
T. D. ENGLISH auihor Of The Mormon'
NIBLO's GARDEN.-FRIDAY EVENING,
FAREWELL ENsAGEMEST% the INCOMPATIBLE
GABRIEL, ANTOINE and JEROME,
FINAL RErR R:sfSsi :? fs sss THE sr.sE &,
mAh1n1 8: Ash AshE 81 ~; Arsso
BIANCo, THE MAGIC SWORD:
ss Tpps B@as. Is Children Cents
BROADWAY THEATER.-E. A. Marshall,
Sole Lessee .o new Asmy q ~ h yn
Equestrian Manager NJ Nixon Director of the Dramatic
LAST SI iS or THE EQUESTRIAN SEASON
By demand REVIVAL % VI C II Pi tvESiLE ARTISTS
cHS III HS' fcTs IN THE iii 'sREsHi' with
ss4e Ai b; III sfs 9 s .i
Benefit Of M sERwoob %RpNEbAYBenss q S
EATON STONE, and last hight ofthe Equestrian season
7 AURA KEENEs NEW THEATER, No. GA
IL FRIDAY E RhoARW4 N.Y., d ,ass
Bulwer'' celebrated hvs'i Mo SSSEESsdy of
8! Burnett Martin
G GsF; wei. 1.a Jeh k:sas
To conclude with III s56D Si:9s 81 %frE
Pymaon BonnefOi. MI Wheateish
rsE Elves viii b. I produced To- MORROW EVENING
MISS KEENE in her great character Of Sylvia the Statue
Doors open at 81; to commence at u precisely.
DURDY's NATIONAL THEATER, Chatham.
P4ys.. Bc1s. Doors opsn si Curtain via d.s Il IT.
1hA' A'I0'N'' JESSIE BROWN.
SSn Ii @ %sSss %: H.i.".s
BEN BOLT
Ben Bolt d. Hsrkps Alice. .....Ms II. r. Nichols
THE PROSECUTED DUTCHMAN.
THE PANORAM "A lie MOVIN c.
l. WOODS BUILDINGS, Nos SCI and 5ss Broadway near
Prnce-st
GEO. CHRIsTY WOODS MINsTRELS take pleasure 1,
"a
being completed and the Stage thoroughly prepared their
SPLENDID HALL
is NOW OPEN
with select
HIOPIAN ENTERTA IMENT
LAND conclude with a grand
y DlORAMfC PANORAMA,
embcdyns the .ces. and noiscnts HI Ne~sfors s.sss
Carnival, entitled
A SLEIOH RIDE THROUGH BROADWAY AND BLOOM
lNGDALE ROAD TO JONESS.
For particulars bills Of the day
Doors open at g. to commence at u O'Clock.
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NI A N T / L L A S.
BRODIE's SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK,
No. so CsIslst.
AT WHOLESALE
IL now fully assorted, Of
DESIGNS, SHAPES, AND QUALITIES
Exclusively HE own, In
ALL SILK. PLAIN AND TRIMMED.
ALL SILK, RICH LACE, &c. TRIMMED,
SILK AND LACE COMBISATION
ALL LACE HOMEMADE,
FRENCH LACE. CHANTILLY LACE,
All hs own well known make
See Of the above sooda the leading MAyasnes
H.rp.ls GodsJs ke-
CARPETKNG. - SPRING IMPORTATIONS,
~ lsss, at . GREAT REDUCTION Of PRICES
SMITH Il LOUNsBERRY,
No. 80 BROADWAY, Grandst,
Are now oftrirg A.
English Tapestry Brussels 1T gu cents per yard.
En- Ish Tapestry Velvet ct OIL Is per yard
Ensissh Brussels at 81 10 psr yGd
Enstsh In srsin q: 70 eens per yard .,oo,v
Aiso choice sasortmsnt of OILCLOTHsY WiNDo,.
SHADES LACE CURTAINS md all ql,er goods Sei'sinit
" Ibe asds, " equally ow grices
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-23
Seer Tctary CObb'S Letter On African
Emigration


On the outside Of to-dly's Sentinel will be
found letter from Secretary Cobb addressed
to the Collector Of the port of Charleston, s. c.,
on the subject Of African Emigration, forbid
ding him clearing vessel fitting ont by mcr-
camille firm Of that city, Messrs. Lafitte & Co.,
for the purpose of bringing from the coast Of
Africa, negroes as emigrants. The letter of the
Secretary is an able one, and should set at rest
all further attempts to open the slave trade un-
der the guise Of "African Emigration" He
says very truly that the object of the proposed
enterprise of Messrs. Lafitte & Co. is to bring
these "African emigrants" into the country,
with the view either of making slaveso them,
or OF holding them to service or labor; either
purpose being contrary to the laws ofthe Unit
ed States forbiddng the importation of negroes.
This plan of "African emigration is borrow
ed from the French and English philanthropists,
who have a terrible horror of the slave trade,
but under the cheat and guise Of "emigrationp'
are filling their islands with blacks from Africr,
and coolies from ASIA to be held and worked
as slaves 70: the sole benefit of their owners and
taskmasters. No such Pharasaical system OF
philanthropy! will be allowed here. The big.
OTIS and noodles of Exeter Hail. London, and that
paragon of excellence, Louis Napoleon Ill oI
France, are its true originators, promoters and
prosecutors. Let them have the glory.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-23
stir another British Outrage.

The following statement of an outrage on an
American vessel, says the Boston Transcript,
has been made to the collector, under oath, with
in a few days for the purpose Of being forward
ed to Washington:
The Bark Elmwood, Franklin Kendall, mas
ter, left the port Of Sagua la Grande on the 9Th
Of April for Boston. When out one or two
miles, as the pilot was on the point Of leaving,
a vessel was deserted some four miles Distant
The Elmwood took no notice other and eontin-
ued on her course The strange vessel gave
chase, and the pursuit had eontiued only short
time before the latter commenced the discharge
of cannon. She fired five or six tifnes--cannon
balls each time, as they weret distinctly seen
ricocheting over the water. The Elmwood was
chased for forty miles, ard finally overtaken by
her pursuer, which proved to be the British
steamer Bnzznrd. An officer from the steamer
came on board the American bark, and enquired
the name of its owner, consignee and the de-
scription of cargo, in the most corteous manner,
bat did not offer to search the vessel. Captain
Kendall says he has been master for twenty
two years, and was never compelled to heave to
in any, craft commanded by him but once before
and that that was to the flag OF his own nation
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-23
Democratic County Convention.

The Democracy of Harrison County will
meet in their respective townships, at the usual
place of holding elections (or at such place as
their Central Committeeman may designate, }
on Sd'mioy, Jaly 3. 1858, between the hours
Of /, p. NJ. and 4, P. NJ, for the purpose of
appointing h,ce delegates to a County Conven-
ton to be held in the Jury Room Of the Pro
hate Judges Office in Cadiz on Tuesday, July g.
1858, at II a. NJ, for the purpose OF nominat-
ing a county ticket, consisting Of the following
officers: Auditor, Recorder, Surveyor Commits
SiOner and Infrmary Director; and to appoint
delegates to the coming State Convention, and
to transact such other business as may come be-
fore the Convention.
Each township meeting will nominate one
Land Appraiser for their township; appoint one
delegate to the Judicial Convention; appoint one
delegate to the Congressional Convention; APP
point Committee man in each school district;
and transact whatever other business may come
before their respective township meetings.
j. NJ. ESTEP,
Chairman Central Committee
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-23
NIr. BuchanaM's Utah Pr0claana-
ton.

We print this admirable and statesmanlike
manifesto in this weeks Sentinel 1t presents
the true and only tenable issue invo1vep in the
Utah question, and gives the proper clue to the
policy of the Administration policy which
has already resulted in adjusting difficulty
which has perplexed and bafflcd the government
since an early day in the administration Of Mr..
Fillmore. After succinctly setting forth the
series of acts by which the Mormons had at
last arrived at position Of open rebellion, Mr..
Buchanan enunciates the principles upon which
he has treated the question. Absolute and uni
form obedience to the General Government, at
all hazards, but no interference with the reli-
gion of the people, which they are at liberty to
entertain or change at their own pleasure
These principles will be approved as well by
the Democracy as by the conservative section
of the opposition, and the policy which the Ad-
ministration has pursued in accordance with
them, will speedily be followed by the iavora-
BILE Judgment OF the entire country. A rigid
and continual adherence to the position taken
by this document will end the Mormon compli-
cation forever.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-23
Tifc FraudI The Frauds!

Notwithstanding all that has been said about
"pro-slavery frauds in Kansas, it is very eri
dent that those who have thrown the stones
live in glass houses themselves. The Leayen-
worth (Kansas) Herald thus speaks Of palpa-
BILE { aud, to VIII ch we have baoce ref red
FACTS WILL TELL.-Parrou, at the October
election, received the highest vote on the fee
State ticket in this county, and that was 5l5.--
At the election last Monday week, the average
free State vote fol; delegates to the contention
was 659; and yet at the election on the Lccomp-
ton Constitution, that same party gave at this
place 1884 votes, and for State officers and
members Of the State Legislature about 1,2Qo
votes, They can only give at other elections
515 votes and $50 votes, and yet they say they
gave /, 1884 legal votes on the 4th Of January
Everybody knows, who will look at the above
figures, that it is not so1 There are not that
many legal votes here OF all parties, much less
of the free State party. And yet they talk lus
tily about fraud. Let those who talk most
about frauds clear their own skirts-thoroughly
cleanse their own garner--and then they can
with more propriety talk about frauds. We
say purge out all the frauds. Let thorough
and complete investigation be made, and we
will warrant the frauds will not all be on one
side ... - ia