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RusselFs Furniture Depot,
IN 1855.
TEN YEARS ESTABLISHED.

TEN ENK> Ell \ BIIN1FD'
tUE subscriber would again remind lis old customers
i and citizens generally, that just BOW at this estas
lishmcut will be found larger and better assortment
OF every article the Furniture line than ever before
offered.
He being practical mechanic aud long experieuc ed
In business gives him advantage IN his own nanuiac
ture as well full acquaintance with the best ,scto-
res east and west. and always doing one Tfic|
Small PrOft and 1Gsh BW'iHeSs, tutich tcoTE" TO "
.E1rJ- he has hesitation III saying that lac can sell a
single article completely furnish house on AS good
f not little than other house IN the
state Please call and see,
Particular attention invited 70 ms stock OF PICTURE
Frames and Looking Glass MoudIngs.
Frames Of all sizes and styles made 20 order LOOK
inr-Glass Plates of all sizes hand
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SOl lice.

EpAyiTG purchased ~ : " CHEEvFR his entire stock
Of Dry Goods and ''roc-ris> | would inform ry
friends and the pghljc that the business will hr conduct
ed IN th- future ~ the name of ANDREW LYNCH 60.
intend aih-r. strictly to ii. cash aud barter
trade satisfied from experience that il j. most bench
Cai the seller and buyer. The credit system. which
ha- been Injurious for past years, hop to dr@rrnv
it, tbs city. To accomplish this VII! sell for
small profits 70 compel ueigbors To pursue the
Our long experience in III business here
venture guarantee for Keeping up stock su,iug
exactly the wants 81 tie community W. therefore z
that all Who study their interest will call and
prices before purchasing. [frb21l ANDREW LYNCH.
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..wooar,x D CREAHr-A Pomade for beautifyins the
Hair-hisIy rerfImei, superior to any French arfv'.
imported and half the price For dressing Ladies
Hair IL has 40 equal giving it bright, glossy appear
anc- II causes GcntIemsns Hair to curl in the most
natural manner II removes Dandruh- always giving
the Hair the appearance % being fresh sIamPooed--
Pre-. only aty cents None genuine unles. signed
FETEIDGE CO.
Pr-prietors % the " Balm Of a thousand flowers
srsaIeby D. wALKEE Co., sole Agents, Ottawa, H.
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academy of Music.

..,uE undersigned has opened an Academy OF Music.
,,hich all Instruments, ms Piano. Melodeof, Nio-
rnar,net Flute Guitar, and Singing and all Brass
,,,.,nm.,,ts will he taught ut reasonable chrvg-s.
Stassess will be opened, not containing more than l2
scholars IN each. a., ,, A.. ,.,
Hi"r,o -. -, i,.,rn,,ot. Mt r.n son abb terms.
f' ~ &. W DFNfiARD.
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HiSz& OF OTTAWA.
yrI-F 3 W,TTEWAV.

SD,e-- tram .'eEorl- I. u Z. - O'crorE =. "
EXCHANGE Chicago and Eastern Cities bought
and sold
Interest allowed q time depoSit-s-
Coll afd silver bought and sold.
Collections all parts 81 the state and promptly
reritt.d on the payment current rates Of
chang. Tm.rSfI / '. WATERMAN, IsiShtsr-
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KING, GILMAN & 60.

NV-OJ'LD inform the farming community thhl UrFh
w manufacturing "A very superior CORN siihiLriS
AND HORSE POWER. Having had IL wen tested Tue
pa It season, by numerous farmers ana ',n
80 arc nrerared 10 sneak ndyis dig Of it, merits, and
can refer TO all who have used 1T for the proc" OF "hat
". ,av We therefore challenge '"nil'ttu.h WIN ny
" - n, III. n, ne All we il trial. being willing
far he Machine TO stand upon us own merits
W. ar. also manufacturing large morse powers anu
,br..bsrs Of ,he most approved kind IN use
Ar Kinds of repairs done on surt notice ana reasona-
Bile terms. - .A,t ,,,. s,..,, pt,,,p, Mil
s n", ~ =, KING, GILMAN CO.
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NUTrEy< Il apf.lrS t'.,t the days 81 right. honor
AMI INTEGRITY are fast fading away and WiIlEEAs, the
interruptions and ignorant are daily taking advantage
-, ,r. ,r,s5r.rI and learned. III IT KNOWN THERE
roE, ta all whether MAIDS. WIVES, "T WIDOWS that
DE CIIEESFIANS TTNsLE FILLS are ALONE the
certain p,rac,a A. trouble incident 20 female di-or-
gauizutiou, they ALONE srr-si Al Ils,al rlen-iru-
a5pn a--ua=-u- Tslrstaoa- q tire heart disturbed
Sep pain m rI- -ii-. srlt causing health aud hs9ru.--
20 the whole -sN. more e-.r~.sliy 10 tie NAlH!tp
PORTION. ley certain % bring on TIE monthly
period v5;h regularity AND WHEREAS. these PILLS
ar purely v--. tih- AMI entirely free from minerals
,1rrr- perfectly hs--r--- ~ their operations and
wholly unlike other medicines thrust upon tie public
purpartfug 20 eject the objects already detailed
THEREFORE Be IT KNOWN. -fat NOTHING but tie
ssiI PILLS Of DR. CrrFr$Tv>y viii accomplish tie ie-
sired object Wien DISAPPOINTMENT hs,- been expert
nred under the regime n OTIiEE PILLS; aud the la
pIlS -vili cr>e tIs PROCLAMATION 10 syreaIaloH--t
them, 70 tIar ots:l ting tcusf;alway- promising
that said PROCLAMATION in one case must lie coi-i-
dered NULL aud VOID; that : 70 -=y that the Plls
must no; when any female J. in an INTEREST
ING SITUATION. otherwise MISCARRIAGE VII be
the iHeyjfgJEs r,.a'f.
Explicit directions. 20 - carefully read accompany
each box Price a.. S-ut by mail on enclosing 81 to
Dr. CogxE11rs l. CzFasas,s Box a.5l. ga-: oace, New
York City. s5lI by p-Ir->- 60 -y--y town in the
United States. GIyya ull.i-r nlv hand an! sal,
CT. CHEEsENAN, VI n.
T. UCTCH!NGS, Gs7o-1 igsat Ss~ TIE Tsi'~d
S's I65 CEr,-L., =. Esc Io1., Ia aclool GH s',5s-
sri. r,I.J. sG0HLi he r,J5sss<-I.
Sold in Ottawa BY l-sr12-1yI =. WALKER CO.
WHITE TYFr1. PfaFyl,FD REs,TH and heautirul COM
r,exon, acquired by using the Balm Of Thou
sand Flower--" What lady gentleman would remain
under the curse OF dsl-r-eah- breath, when by using
the Balm Of Thousand Flowers - d-ntriiicer
would only render but leave the teeth white
a. aabaster> Many persons 30 not know their breath
Is bad and the subject delicate hat their friends
would never mention T. Beware % r.1ut"r:.!'s IL
-r- each bottle l. signed FETEIDEE & co. Y y
For sale BY D. W,LEEE Co, Sole Agents ottawa, III!
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W ALL. PAPER T.

Cloth ant Tfysr UinFo'r SinIf' curtin Fi-1taTes
amt Bur, H,lLt,5 AMI Hs%iH 'o~ ,n'tfd1.-
WE have just received and are receiving larger
w STOCK in ihf- line than have ever had hc!t
W are offering greatly reduced prices. among which
large variety Q; reauthui and good paper Al
arr stiiiHy PER rc and satin ,ier IL - cents per
roll
those WHO are furnishing their houses with paper or
curtains should not st stock before purohas
nv Goods will freely shown whether you buy OF rs
or not; A. tie sign Of the Book
GPI. EhIHB. : oHioN.
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Alderman su 9TH Ward.

JAMES WILLS will be independent candidate FOR a.
i,rruan in the 5-A ward the city election Monday.
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New GROCERY EsTABL1sHMENT.- friend
II. o. BLACK, whose family grocery estab-
Gshment next to t e post Office year ago
gained such rapid popularity, but witch he
exchanged for another busine 5, has quit
chairs and bedstcads, and again returned to
groceries. He now opens opposite the
Mansion House, in the building formerly cc-
cup led 10y Raush & Bro, with splendid
new stock We have no doubt he will soon
h I'VE back al his Old customers with lots OF
new ones.
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Valuable Gifts.

WE are now masking presents Of B0'ss stationery,
w Zine Pictures Po,kst ha5rss. GoLf Pans anil
PenriS &c &c from, - cents 10 $40 to every one who
bly- Books from. oar Miscellaneous stock
api. RAIHBIN ohi'N.
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Blanks. IsIapi>s..
WE have just had printed on fine paper, ahont 30
w Reams of Blanks which offer for sale at Chica-
90 prices. They embrace, in part, a. follows:
Warrautee, Special WARRANTED, and Quitc!ain Deeds
Mortgages Of kinds Articles OF Agreement ChAtte
Mortgage, Leases, Warehouse Receipts, Judgment
Notes and general supply Of Justices and Consiable's
Blanks.
Orders by mail er otherwise pr omp'ly attended to.
aug.2 EATHBCN ORION.
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HE subscriber, lessee OF the West Ottawa bdfach-
| aud Nursery Of NOkki. 4 MuRPHY has now for salc
10000 Grated Fruit Trees.

Embracing - varieties Of Apples Pears, dwarf
and Standard Puus, Cherries and large variety OF
all kinds Of Towering shrubs, together with all the
choicest 'uue and perpetual Roses. All orders promptly
attended TO. and trees delivered anywhere within the
city Orders from abroad delivered ia good condition on
board the cars.
The above and plants will be sold greatly
duccd prices those Of former years. plumber ~
the have borne .ruit IN the nursery, that can
warrant the fruit.
Jyrm> caSh-cN -ept on heavy oricfet rn which rea-
sonable will be- notes With approved secu-
Tity. irh-I-iwl FAIE. Hal -.
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Green and Hot House Plants.

Green and Hot House PIIntS
Tbese have beeu mainly procured from the celebrated
Green Hcuss of Peter Mckenzie, OF Philadelphia, by
whom they we're imported from London and Paris.
A large variety of HIrdy Shrubs and Ornamental
Shade Trees among which they would call especial at
tertion to their Cameas OF which splendid va
riety can be found anywhere
hsnrcndid collection of Wtrdy Herb0ce0us Plants
Phnbnrb Il1rts-Of these the choicest varieties, such
rs Watts Victoria, Canoon's Seeding, Manmot' atl-
folia &C. They have also nine net rdifes from seeu
of their own growth and which practical gardeners nav
pronounced very superior. These last however, wi" i
he ready for the market before fall
The Ne1C Roch Ue, or Ldtrton Adc1oeTy
Anew and very superior Orange RdspoerTy'
large lot of Ecergreen Trees ,< c,.rr;es
Igr0Tf F,esrs D,cdyJ 4pples, ana D''a,J ~, - ri,h
Inrr,ous Prints In any quantity Together with
Gooseberries, Currants, and al tieH hi 49,
numerous To MENTION -. ,,. Tobacco Store Of
T,Jacco Seed-Now on sale AT Inc ioDa''' ''o'e VI
Mr. ScuSr,pER on La Sale street
I..nslScnDc Gardening.
49, Cu,IvrRs & Co. are now prepared 90 take con-
80 On Law out ornamental GROUNDS 10 iurnish the
ants tn make plans, ana execute Ihe WORK IN All
p,asnts of Landscape Gardening. Persons at dis
ueP Ire.sipr them post paid giving description OF
a:annds size and location of buildings. &c, be
s;bed AT trifng COST with full plans for laying of
-; Grounds No charge for plans, if do the work,
INT in such cases. II al Instance, traVehng expenses
must be paid in advace.
300 Varieties Of Roses,
Embracing hary hybrid perpetuals, Bengals Teas Mol
settles, &C., &c.
TerJends-As fine a collection as can be found any
where.
1910 Usage Orange Plants, one year old.
Refsrences-Hon. VIM. Reddick. j. =. Nash. Esq, T.
G. Mier Esq, Judge Leland. Judge Holister ot'awa'
Beri Lombard. ESQ, Henry, MarshaFCo III. ~ VIZ
Give us a cali-af the residence OF Hon. w. H. w
cushman' East OTTAWA LII. W CHALMERS co,
v1,. sA.e-' fiap:+:i A II ZIMMERMAN.
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HARDWARE,

III A IL ID w A IL f.,
Comprising everyth. usually kept in our line Also,
large assortment Of
Cook and P9rlOr stoves.
of every varsity and the latest improved patterns all
of which We are prepared to offer at
GREATLY REUECEU PRICES!
We call the attention Of farmers wanting Stoves to
the fact that selling Stoves
TEN DOLLAR LESS
than they can purchase OF the pedars. That quite
item in these dubious Please remember this and
bring your bills in before the Banks fail and leave
them your hands.
w. return our thanks to our friends and customers for
TIE liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upcn US ana
invite you all call upon US before rcsing ieehg
Won will be satisfied with prices and TIE qua
li.y Of our Goods. Save your money and drop IA on
Main street, opposite the Bank KIM HARD
Oct. Il, 1851
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KOHTUe
. vrv ,,o,nx gentlemen can be accommodated wit b
board at the residence of the subscriber, east OF
Fox River the bridge Rooms can De Pro'dea''er
two or three, and day board for others ,-c,-n
ap24 D-'+' l. '''iAAH
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CARL Hermann FROEsE,

CARL HERNIA ANN FROESE,
GERMAN INSTRUCTOR.
MIR FROFSE takes this opportunity of informing the
Nl citizens of Ottawa that he is now prepared TO give
thorough and complete course of instructions In the
German language any who may wish them
Ladies wishing study the language can receive IN
.trucons at any hour of the day that will SUIT their
convenience by forming classes at their residences
For reference qualification he would refer them to
Mrs Hickling who has been under his utorsp for Sc
vera months past.
Persons desiring to pursue the Study of the
would do well to give him a call soon, at King Iard's
store as he wishes to by the LIST of May
REFERENCES
King Hard, Rathbun orton'
a II Bullin Esq S. NJ. Emerson, Esq,
A. IL Smith, Esq, Dr. T. Hard,
IN Marin ESQ DIR. +. s. Hobert,
n y ZONES Esq w. Preston, Esq,
l.. Raugh Esq, Nathaniel Mcintyre Esq
ap17-1m
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t''--s - ne 'fE q rttfHd. tftI IHO'
No. heads Of antilles Pop.
It Ward, taken ~ 7. Leayens ~. IL
2I " !. J. " ate. - 80
ID \. Dow, % la
nh ". IL Gridley. Ia So
Nh ~ Madison 81 {. +. smith, 49, 40
" \ \. Fisher. ,i--S2 i5i-l3'+
9Th Turuey English, 20 ia
7,h N. d. C4Ihin, .5 3O9
BIZ Pa.A
Geo Bris;on. Lumber. .Slal 10
Geo Nacv Com'r Pine st,,......-..-..... 100
.l4- Graham, Lumber. --.-.-.-------- ..'IO
II u C.lkIp Lost ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10, o
-, Rri.tuI Lumber 81 %
Tho J. Wade ~ labor. .............. 2'1b
Geo Bristol Lumber. ..............-.- 1000
H. H. Dukeit, -. Supervisor 5th Ward.... $50
\ Anderson. IT. labor. 800
II. function. 81 labor. .... .-.-.-. I'O
II. Green, nyhoy paid for 81 labor \ lumber, OLA
EsN- Ind O,sr.
T. Forbes, II. Labor..... .........-... 20
Geo. bristol, Lumber. .............-.. 10
On motion Of Slat;crv, ten dollars ordered paid
Michael Hogan out Of superior and Paul Il sewer
fund. for excess Of taxes paid.
On motion fGrc-n.
OrI,g.i That the contract with the Ottawa Gas
light y Coke Co., toe extended until the next coun-
Adjourned. J. AVERY, G;y cerk.
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GIBSON Il BRO.

~hnSOV "a ebbeO'
RE offering Furniture At greatly reduced prices
N at their old stand, La Sale ST. 80,
They keep ready made and trimmed Collins, ana Me-
taic Burial Cases of all kinds and sizes constantly on
hand Persons from the country will have no delay-
See advertisement next week. lfeh6l GIBSON Bho.
Wanted. $500
4 PARTNER with a capital OF from fl'wn 10 fl"""'
a in profitable business Enquire al tins Once, or
al the City Book Bindery. jaw
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OTTAWA SEMINARY,

rsyiIF FOURTH SENI-ANNCAL SESSION commenced
Monday. Feb - l~;-, and will close on Friday,
July y. l>,-. students admitted AT all times aud
charged only from The date q entrance. Instructions
IRE gisrr in an the departments Of Academic and
Collie -idtt coUrsr Of stu "
ErD~HSsS.
For Board, Washing, gifts and tuition In the
Academic and Collegiate Departm. ut., per year
Of - ...............s i5f ~
Or p,r session Of 2. week ........... - -
or her week. Observation-Disclosures. -
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-o,tce IN Physicians,

-.Otice to Physicians.
The La Sale County Medical Society viii hoid ~ an
nnaI meeting on Wednesday, the 18th of May al w. -
C. HAIHEwAY's Office, at o'clock r. ".
.nss-' ). G. HATHEwAY, Secretary
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Taifi0t FIR dIv lN.hokIrs.
In the Academic Department, comprising Read
ing. Writing. Spelling. Grammar, Arithmetic,
Geography. Elementary History, Natural PHI
iusophy and Composition per year,......... ~ VI
In ia. Collegiate D-nartmest. comprising Geue-
raj History, Book Keeping, Algebra Ge"mrtry,
Triguu-Iu-irr, As'rouomv, Botany Chemistry,
Geology, Z1ougy. Physiology, Rhetoric. Logic
Mental Philosophy, Moral Science, Political
Economy aud Natural theology per year.. ~ w
OptioHGl !>tHiies.
Ancient Languages. Der wear each ....... 90 90
Modern ............ ~ W'
Drawing and Cr,vouiug. ............... - ~
p.iutiu, ia Water Cllsr...... . ............ ~ 80
p.iutig, ia on Color. $1,000. .............. - 40
VI ,sir--pi4ro and N-lud-ou. ......... - rp
I.s Of Instrument ............ 60. ~ 80
For further particulars, pe7se address by NAL or at
the Seminary, tfrb2Tl L. CMLACf, IriHciPdt.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-08-26

CooL.-The Post Master at Richmond,
Nemaha County, informs us that VIM.
w. Lilly and w. H. Harris do not take
their papers from that Office; and he or
ders us either to discontinue, or pay the
postage on theml
When did the Government give the
Post Master at Richmond authority to
amend the postal laws? Does he really
understand his business? If so, let him
attend 10 it; if not, he. had better resign,
and let some one have the Office who
does. As far as we are concerned, we
understand that Mr.. Lilly and Mr.. Harris
are both good for $3.50, the amount each
one owes us at present, and we intend to
send the paper to them until they pay up.
Each week the amount will increase, and
we can hold them responsible for it. By
reading the postage laws and regulations,
the Post Master will learn what he is re-
quired to do with papers that go to his
Office after he has notified the publisher
that they are not taken out. 1t matters
little to us what he does with those two
copies of the Chief-we hold Mr.. VIM.
w. Lilly and Mr.. w. Fl. Harris respon-
sible for them.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-08-26
Not to be Trusted,

The South Of yesterday thus pitches
into the Southern Wings and Know
Nothings in a body. 1t asks:
What degree of confidence can we
repose in Know Nothing's VOW of fde.
ity to the South after the repeal Of the
18th section after his support of Fill
more in 1856. and his factious resistance
to the admission Of Kansas under the
LecomptOn Constitution ?"
Here it is gravely and boldly charged
that no Southern man is worthy of con-
fidence, or should be trusted by the South,
in any capacity, who voted for " Fillmore
in 1856" Verify. the Southern Democ-
racy, who have sold the South dozen
times for the spoils, are beginning to
carry a high and naughty head II Sou
thern Wings and Americans who sup
ported Fillmore, are enemies to the South,
and traitors, why don't the Democrats,
who have the power in all the Southern
States, undertake to arrest, try. and exc
cute them at once? Why are not Vigi-
lance COMMITTEES organized, and the
whole of MS ordered to leave the South
within a specified time? Why are We
Fillmore men allowed to remain within
the limits of Virginia, when no confidence
can be reposed in our vows Of fidelity to
the South-tEe land of our birth, our
interests, our affections, and our hopes
Truly, Southern Wings have stood the
arrogance of Southern Democrats long
enough. If these spoilsmen do not wish
to force upon Us the terrible realities ofa
civil war, let them cease their destinations
against our fidelity to the South, and
pause in their arrogance. Let them tell
us that we must vote only for Democrats
or be hung as traitors, and there will Be
no misunderstanding between us.
Could the reign Of Seward or Gid
dings be half as insulting and despotle
as the reign Of these Democratic spOlls-
men ?-Riehmond Wing.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-08-26
Somewhat Alarmsa


Our contemporary of the South !, =,
viously alarmed at the prospect of NV ~,
of all the elements of Opposition asa T,Oa
the bogus Democracy in 1860 T.
Mortified at the idea of the Ricbmo.s,
Wing being willing to CO. operate w;I
men. who have heretofore been I'm .'A
Sellers. for the purpose of Wrestling ~
Government from the hands of the sno G'
ers. But our contemporary may roll :.
the whites Of its eyes in affected sston;.TP
ment as much as it pleases-it will bsu.
no effect upon the course which the Son
thern Wings and Americans have resell
ell to pursue. We are denounced
untrue to the South, and as unworthy -
confidence for having voted for MiiI,.5
Fillmore in 1856. And being thus uptTr.
and thus unworthy. in the estimation -
Southern Democrats, nothing We MAJ
now do could enhance their i'll opirioD,
Of us. In their opinion. we shall alwavs
be traitors to the South unless We nav,
with our own convictions and principlas.
and vote the Democratic ticket-and Then
We would be as pure as angels. Indee5
whether we gave up any conviction Or
any principle or not, if we would oplr
rOte with the Democracy, and huzza 70,
the Democracy, that would make us Son.
thern men and patriots of the first water
But, we are told by the South, in
somewhat imperial tone, that union Of
the Oppositionists of the South and The
North. for the purpose of overthrowinr
the Democracy, "will never be tolerated
by the pubic opinion os the South
To which we reply that it makes no man.
ner of difference with us whether com.
bined effort to beat the meaneSt and the
corruptest party that ever existed, Twill
be tolerated by the public opinion of tn.
South or not. The "public opiDio,
Of the South /" is wholly Locofocoish. anil
we do not expect it to tolerate - any
movement having for its object the defea,
Of the Democracy. 1t would be strange
indeed. if it did. We have been runDip,
contra to, AMI defying the public opip'
ION in question all our lifts; and we ey.
pect to continue to do so to the eni-api
especially in the Presidential canvas Of
1850. We ask no odds, one way or
another, of Locofoco "public opinion"
at the South. We shall act to suit our.
selves without the leave of Democratic
spoilsmen,
1t is all right for Southern Democrats
TO form a corrupt coalition with such
AbOlitionists as the Van Burens, the
DixeS. the COchranes, the Hallets, and the
like, but it is horrible and disgraceiul
beyond description for Southern Wings
the slavery issue all settled, according
to Democratic admission-to mite with
Seward and other ex-Free Sellers in an
effort to turn the Democracy ont. and put
ourselves in. for the good of the country.
We have only to say to the South, rave
and rant against our alleged coalition"
with Seward and company as much
yon please. For all that, the Opposition
will sweep the platter in 1860, triumph
antly and Observation-Disclosures Wig.