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4, The eUeHHess Of The uibration Of The string.
Ho~eysr good string may be- # win produce tone until
To vibsts evenly he string should have but two dstuc mo
tons directly and fro The hammer strikes the under
recsds froE The hammer In the IL piano
Of The string return in sragh' dirsetline % rs
motion i np, down-up. dOwn-Gdtsaa
Tss motion Of the string in all other makes cannot s
in A direct
article Of substance forms elbow angle and the ou
N h h, nSssaiIy known that he tirhtr sTp7s dan
rapidly viii vbre, and The sides OF bent
f Re two sides are struck by The hammer and The string oT
eed instead Of returning direct ns il deyiAtss from
ds. fsf Es Of the angle or elbow. and s movement
ehe slack OF contracted side y receives dead irony sg
@ vheh another cause Of The uneVenness Of tons OF ne
old kind Of piano.
5, The ereRness Of tone.
This the result Of The oaE atnre it being unversal
conceded that all is produced By FTa and tha
tLS sucaer fhs E6rafi0a. fis srraeT re t0ae.
6, The strength Of string.
The Why strings osn break in the piano
and why they invariably break the elbow brdgpn Is.
sn being bent Al sharp ags a. that point see da-
Seeesssriy eo1tIetsd and he outside Of he
string bTs ts hos Ffraia Nov II the whole strain on ne
string piano will hy pounds the foot (which
is the estimated and the strain Is evenly borne
a. the other bot il any part string onehalf Of
obliged bear this immense strain that Of Il Is s
sisly Is his the ease in al pianos an
g sS5 -Rd sD5 & q sy ne o Z, u 5s re
or small Is stronger than haf0f And only be replied
to By asserting twice Is equal tEo that twice
twO does not make four.
z, The great Length Of time uheh The Instrument re-
mains an tune
This the result Of the 9Th feature, inasmueh string
Aaffes sfraq And Il will readily be that II string
four feet In length Oftwo hundred pounds equal
" all parts Il viii hatien than half quick half
Of string bearing the same strain
philosophy Of the foregoing facts 30 str
ing and forcibe the question is often asked 90 Why do
not other the copper fret and straight string
There but Que reason u Is secured y
hy dollars already been offered but which
sH Draka Messrs Haet Davis Co. prefer 10 sup
Div toe public with afr1a rather than assist
others 10 DO Il. any price.
The foregoing plan the HRlet. Davis Co Plano Is
sple lucid and unanSwerahe that viii guarantee to
piano 10 any one who viii refute It's philosophy
OSsIAN F. DODGE.
Cleveland August 6 1888
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J. Gre1fs Aegih q ffriag IN he Sdnle sizsa caae
Greater pace bsrala tie sirzgs tie taHassi-si case.
IAs HsaHHsr q Eoppilg tie ri5raiiOa Of he Etrag.
4, IAs srHHerf Of The r5rafioH Of thssiriag-
5, IA<qHaiEy q ais tone
6. Hsstrrugth Of Eariug
T. 4Aegreaf ~ Of e tshii ~ rsnaiss - fuas
That hs public .ndjadss for themselves vhsths5
so styles Of pianos. rather the Cd y Style which rejects
al modern Improvements. and The HEst Davis Cos style
rorf and that but old fOge viii deny that twice two
squA oar and that loO os veigh twice much As my
il Illustrate the phiosophyo Of the kinds Of instru
ents and leave the reader draw bis eOneiusiOns
I, The Halist, Daris 6 20. Pianos hare a greater
length Of string than those Of any other make IN
the sized case.
The truth Ofthis statement may seen glance
ne sn'Ts length q s;r.ga string can Be used ieT veTs-
ne rt or bridge pin inserted AZ great the end
snap N Sn before teoud be drawn within an octave OF
Ii vel known that the reason s.xe,svs piano does no.
possess The s aHs aa y foaeof sevenoeiAve piNno Is
shai is strings are sAoTts With The above improvement
mako '''- '--- ''''''''--'' ''--'
?, The Hallst Davis & Co. Pianos hare a rider
space betoeeH the striHgs than those Of any other
make.
The truth Of this statement equally plain from the fact
that straight string occupies space than simply IL
ON its angie from ibs sridS to The tuning PIN The
.Sss & = ne ben. .tass are 5sess.aIy . siGss %
playing heavy marches fantasies variations The
straight strings have much that they freely and
never clash against one another.
3, The manner Of stopping tie viBratiOn.
The vibration Of string all pianos where
the hammer strikes H. the bridge, where h Is stopped ses
diagram Il
The Of violin the world be ruined BY
substituting poor bridge; thus proving that The tone o.
string is materially ad by tie in which The vibration
stopped The vibration o. the string the H. piano
stopped with little horizontal frets 0eopper bell metal see
diagram giving the string soft full mellow hlnd fone
while IN all other pianos the vibration Is stopped BY upright
pms tee diagram b. giving thin. irony anset ionr
that has caused thousands Of having hne musical Or
l ganiIations exclAim.
do like The irony twAng Of piano Il i far Inferior
70 the full rch tone Of organ, flute meiodeon-
that the strings In all other pianos bent a. ne
bridge pin sharp angie has 70 b max IN order 20 stop
the vibration In the H d. c. piano The strings are drawn
straight over the e5pper fret and held down nr thereon y
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THEFr-A $50 overcoat was stolen from the
front of s Mann's clothing store on Saturday
evening.
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YELLOW FEVER
NEw 0RLEANs, Sept %
The deaths by yellow fever yesterday were &c.
SATURDAY NIGHTS REPORT.
IRON NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 25.
The Railroad Convention met this afternoon for
the purpose of signing the agreement made on the
first of September. The fare and freight tariff will
be advanced.
The vigo for Liverpool took 275 passengers and
S4l0, 900 in specie.
The Bremen, for Bremen, took $50 passengers
and S65, 900 in specie.
No doubt is entertained that the burned steamer
was the Austria. She had eight Of Francis Met
allie Life Boats, each Of which would bold fifty
persons and three or four ship lannehas Several
steamers weredoubtless in the vicinity afthe time of
the disaster and the probability is that all the lives,
Numbering $50 passengers and crew, were saved.
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No sllull III5 n ne s1cltII q ales WIN
hs teeth disco0red and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking chewing, '.FON
TAINE'S CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS" is one of the
most eectua deutrifces IN use It whitens the teeth
strengthens the guns AID imParis the breath, often
offensive. agreeable fragrance.
FOR sHAVING.-Its Fich la;hsr peneiraies and soens
the bezTI, prev irritation. and renders the operation
easy and agreeable +. C. FONTAINE Co 3O5 Broad
way, and No Asfor House, New York. Sold BY al
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MATRIMONIAL.
gNI FISK

To THE LADIES OF The UNITED STATES:
Il has been my god fortune 10 health many
thousands OF my eountTy-wOmen-
Ny SUCCESS has excited the malice Of the envous and
eaous; but iher prosecutions have served only extend
and estab sh my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen my Ia-hvay, from the fair sufferers whom
have TelieTed- Solong l held in IasctOuaie ard
thankful remembranoe BY those who have eIerienced
skill aJrd iesDise the efforts Of mschisf-makers
nd slandoTsrs.
My friends have repeatedly urged place my medi
inc for produrag nensiruatin within the reach Of The
ladies Of the United Statss but ndsPOsion enter
field occupied b. q1acs with their Percious n0srums
and fear that uuprncpled oouuteeitcIs might palm
public their worthless limitations have hHber Tre
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
''ANIlE DE FEMME" in the United STATES
Al last yield the enreass Of patients and friends
and offer the suffering Females OF America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World
In regard tho efficacy OF the .ASIIE DE FEMME"
need onlT say that liquid form, and is eracty such
have used NY practice France, for yeaTE, and
that has failed satisfactory result.
The annie de Femme and meusirua;ou ssnd in the
alton Of and effect 1t alike powerful originate
healthy menstrual flow where never has existed and to
restore It where It has been r5m any cause suppressed
In ordeTto guard against imposition the wrapper Of dee
toas each bottle OF the "A lie De Femme w bear my
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bcI
viii be sealed with nv private seal.
Price, $500 package. -,
PARIS, January, Is55.
For sale, whoIesale and Retail. by WILLIAM FISKE,
No 70 Superior street. Cievelsud, Who viii supply the
'Amie de Femme al the ProprieiOr's pnees.
auto dSwly6
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KILLED-A hand on board the Propeller
Globe, was killed on the passage from Buffalo
on Saturday, by falling into the machinery Of
the engine.
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In PORT.-The vessels, Chieftaia and Black
Hack, arrived in the river on Saturday morn
ing from Liverpool. The former brought
cargo of iron ami the latter Liverpool salt. The
d. c. Pierce and Correspondent are expected in
a few days. With the exception of the terrible
accident to Capt. TAYLOR and one Of his men,
all the voyage is reported to have been very
pleasant, and from all we can learn profitable.
The trips have been made in comparatively short
time, and demonstrate that lake trade with
the Old World is fixed fact, and fact which
will result in permanent intercourse without
doubt
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5pefiaI Notices.
H "TO SMOKERS & CHEWERS y

q For Gas FiItuTeS and Fitfiag-Aypl,
Ee0g. EasVorts & Co.. los and IO7 Superior street.
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VE. RUFFIx's Fall stock of Hats and Caps
has arrived 1t embraces the newest fashions
and all styles, and of course will be sold at lower
prices than ever All work in the line of Furs
can be done promptly at his establishment, as he
has had great experience in Europe and this
country. He is now engaged in manufacturing
for the winter trade sePf
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WIGS ! WIGS I! WIGS! :!

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEES surpass all.
They are elegant, light. easV and durable.
Fitting a charm-nO turning up behind-no shrink ing
the head indeed this is the only Establishment where
these things are properly unders- Of a and made.
233 Broadway, New York.
aDGEdkw6m2l ". FISKE. Cleveland. Ohio. Agent.
J. B. Barnes d Co, Proprietors of the Cleve
aai Plumbing Works, Atwster Block are prepared
with arge force Of experienced workmen dong every
escr toa orPIunbing the most thorough manner,
lie most scientific Bans. reasonable terms and short
notice Large stocks Of Fountains Of different STYLES and
izes Bathing Tubs Of cast and wood lined with
innedcopper steam heaters, lead aid galvanized iron
pipes Leather and India Rubber Hose, every descupluc
If Brass aui Plated Cocks IncludIug the Peu SeclOs
Cocks recently introduced Nas BOWS and ali Kinds
- mls=dENff
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TALL WALKING.

LocKPoRT, Sept. IS.
Mr. c. A wessOn completed his great feat Of
walking one thousand miles in one thousand con-
secutiYe hours at O'Clock this morning.
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DE sAUTY's MOUTH OPENED.
TprS-rTx R.v Gant Of
YELLOW FEVER.
Cu.pIrsToN Sent. 81
ADEFAULTER.

Reuben Post, an aged and esteemed Presbyteri
M Minister, died to-day Of yellow fever.
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TRINITY Bay, n. +, 25.

To Peter Cooper, C. w. Field, W. G. HHat and
E NJ Archibald, N, Y.
have not the least wish TO Withhold particulars
As to the working Of the Gable, and until have
with Head Quarters aud ascertain
ed the directions of the manager Of the Co, will
send daily report Of proceedings We were not
working to-day, but receiving occasionally from
Valentia some weak reversals OF the current, which
when received are unintelLigible.
Signed, CIV. De SAUTY.
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IL assortment mh0 s. RAYMOND \ CO
Domestic Goods.
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.-We
90 ba,es S6estinss,
3 g 3 Sist.,
@ 10 dS 90 SaRi wsddin..
iSS iSS % Do Fi5Sai FFiiSsi Sacks.
IS do Stripes.
3 3 90 90 caiisa dciass Yam,
50 cases Bleaohsd CottOns,
sepl1 MORGAN ROOT.
Silks =. Silks!
A CHOICE ASSORTMENT of new
FALL STYLES.
Also, large stock Of the best makes Of
Also. few pieces Of choice -. -.
ssi sspis is'ni''D 0' MORGAN ROOT
STAYS! STAYS! REYNOLDS &
- CO 5 PATENT CORSET. the best : inseHisad- ID
can oe desired grace be.q,y and s15 eeRieTt ro
SKIRTS!
A MOTHER INVOICE DOUGLAS
| n EsHERwOoD'S GENUINE Adjustable Bustle E1-
'AIii Jua22 5'''''''1 A- HID. KENDALL CO.
pRINTSl PRINTS 20 CASES
ial5 l-l-' U.S. i'1'-''l y MORGAN ROOT.
AUTUMN TRADE.
Y I. BALDWIN & CO. ARE
LIE OPENING their FALL Impor-ations AID Dur-
eIases, comprising the extensive assortment Of
DRESS GOODS
EMBROTDERlES AND LACES.
! - CLOTHS. CASSI> I>lkkkS ND I'D tSI ~ s, 49,, ,,,,s
sCARFs s MANTLEs. HOslERY : GLOVES,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
Our stock this autumn VIII excel any heretofore offered
Goods being cOuaed the latest styles and to the most
Sh1wls of the magnificent description will be ready
''' i-' ''''''A JoBBfNG DEP4RTMENT
VIII due attention ad Merchants the City, as well
as aa Gt'I' VIII md i0' ' ssf' 3 BALDWIN a 5s CO
lNUR SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
" Iserowded with the novelties ofths season, eomPris-
ny mh2G mn G''' A-'''' men i RALDWfN co.
IMOsQUITO BARS,
A'1 iais Ds lH' '-'D u TAYLOR, GRIswoLD &C
I1000 YARDS LAWNS, WORTH
1O,SOO eighteen PeneeiO Ors shilling " WARREN
IOHENILLE AND MANTILLA
~ shaws-sonsthins EeN-With an endless variety Of
"0SiIsn' Sls1 al great bargains CITY MILLS STORE.
PLAIN NANKINS.
J Il Pad NaaSinSS IN sS,,ki,.,,
juB ~AYLoR. GRlswoLD \ co.
nor CHILDRENS' WEAR;
IL COtionades, fas. eolors,
ius TAYLOR. GRIswoLD CO.
PARIS mANTILLES.
WE SHALL OPEN TUESDAY
I w1 nef ave
ls FsIs Minillss OrOssat e 'his 6wds AaEEst
A NNOUNCEMENT.-A few u.ore o.
uH a9'' exquisite fAYfoE CHS GRiswoLD SSi CO
| BARGAINS IN PRINTS AND Mus
ID nDs-sA cts Fr I'd the ,-,rv ,ru,s sropr
T MEMS FOR PANTS,
JUS TAYLOR. GRIswoLD &C.
SILKS!
SILKS! SILKS!
An Elegant Assortment
Ef,HCH DRESS SILKS
rom 1>1'''' PARTICULAR INTENTION.
They will be sold CHEAP.
iuus hid KELDALL 4 CO.
HOOPS.-lOO Gross Brass Hoops Of
leEta quality al reduced rates 70 Ies Js6siRg d57se
IRISH LINENS Made Of fax twice
h:ay as %Is 9i Ts.. 9siss asss ss Sss S
tie consumer Try them Once and yoa vii buy tner
again ianl6- D. AAiAO-ND = ~.
CTLKs.-AN ELEGANT ASSORT
- FANCY DRESS SILKS.
Bayadere, Chene, and Plaine.
RICH DRESS GOODS.
| Silk Challies.
Wool Delaines,
OrgAndies.
FRENCH PRINTS.
New and desiTable styles
Embroideues,
Mourning eOllars.
Toweiling Sets
Bonnet Ribbon
Received ;o-day 20
March 2sth 81 H. ID KENDALL - ".
-IHAJIZE WRAPPERS & DRAW
III ers fo- Gentlemen SILK WRAPPERS for Gentle
ms1 iaIio IIo' ieesN Ell BALDWIN Co.
A MOTHER INVOICE OF DOUG
AIASS and SHERwOOD'S Patent Ad Unstable Douol'
| Expansion Steel Spring skirt -naw opened - . -,
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TEINrrY BAY. Sept. 25.

Trinity BAY sept. 20
To c. W. Field, NsI0 York:
Your Message was received the day before yes
terday; commented receiving currents from Valen-
TIA and was in hopes that should be q. work again
soon after, so informed Mr. Mckay. Then the
current failed. This will explain the discrepancy
between his and my messages.
(Signed,) C.V. DeSAUTY.
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De. P II. RECORD
PARIs, January, Isl.

For sale, Wholesale and Retail. by WILLIAM FISKE
No 70 Superior street. Cevelaud, who viii supply the
''Amie de Femme" al the PruprioiOr's pnoes-
aui0 d&wly6
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GTNSAsIUx.-A few weeks ago we made
some mention of the Dayton gymnasium and
expressed a hope that a first class insti-
tuition Of a similar character should be es-
tablished here. We did not then know that any
move was being made TO open such place of
training, but learned shortly afterward that Mr.
Dickinson was fitting up room for this pur-
pose in the new block on Ontario St opposite
the Burnett House.
We paid visit to this room on Saturday last
aud were gratifed to see that it had been fitted
up with all necessary and convenient fixtures,
and to learn that it would be opened to the
public to-day.
The room is very large, well lighted, and
thoroughly ventilated, which last is an indispen-
sbe item in such institutions The array of
ladders, hooks, weights, ropes, pins, &c, would
be discOuraging, if the use of them was to be
learned by persons unaided efforts. but under
the tuition of Mr.. Dickinson the task becomes
4 pleasure, and the toll source of happiness
Now let our young men gather at the gymna-
sium and put theirnames down for thorough
course of training. Let them devote their spare
hours to practising here, and in six months,
new race of men will be seen upon our streets
men who can walk the earth with firm
hearty tread, and have the strong, vigorous
muscular bodies the Creator designed they
should have.
a ladies class will be formed under the in
structiOn of an accomplished teacher, which
viii meet every afternoon. May there be, in
zach of their classes, a full attendance, and may
Nr. Dickinson meet with the success he de-
serves in establishing this school of training
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SPANISH AND ME1lClN QUARTERS,
NM NMLcH00R-

T TINSEED OIL-3O bbls. LINSEED
II Oh IN GOD order, ioI .Ala y SMITH PuTNAM
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No Rrn East. Dec. 2Oth. 1853

Mr.. Editors A most destructive FIRE oc-
Cured in our town this morning about o'clock.
The fire originated in the boot and shoe store
Of our fellow townsnen, MARX LOGAN, who lost
his all The Gre communicated to the dwell
ling Of d. HOUSE,, from that to c. d. james On's
Cabinent Shop thence to the Boot and Shoe
store of II. G. HOUSE,, and from there 10 DR..
HoLrs Office, from there communicating with
the building occupied by J. NJ. CoSRAD, Sadler,
the contents of all Of which were totally de-
stroyed. Great credit is due 10 the citizens for
their timely aid. The citizens Of North East
are especially indebted to the exeriions of p.
GOODWIN, for his selEsacrifcing bravery 10 sub
DUNG the flames and rescuing property. No
insurance. Yours, j. ii. p.
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Congress voted Monday to adjourn over
the Christmas holidays. Mr. Rice intro
duCed into the SENArE, bill which was
referred, providing for the organization Of
the Territory Of Dacotah. Mr.. Critteuden
gave notice that he would call mp the
French Spoliation bill on Jan. 9th. Mr..
Wilson offered his Pacific Railroad bill
Mr.. Foster moved an amendment to the
bill before the Senate, which required the
road to be built Of American iron. This
gave rise to discussion between Messrs
Clingman and Iverson in opposition, and
Messrs Seward and Bigler in support ol
the amendment. which was finally carried
by small majority,
The HoUsE adopted resolution instruct
ing the Committee on Ways and Means tC
attend to the Eighth Census In Committed
Of the Whole the Pension bill was discuss
ed.
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The BALTIMORE PATRIOT ON SENATOR SEW
ARD-The Baltimore Patriot tlevotes a long
article to the Importance Of the union of oppo.
sition for the next Presidential canvass, and the
comparative availability of the different candi-
dates. The following tribute to Mr.. SEWARD
is new language for Southern paper, aud we
cannot forbear quoting it =:
'Mr. Seward is, without doubt, one Of
the most remarkable statesmen of the age
and of this country. Of vast culture aud
requirements; of shrewd, clear eyed, broad.
yisiOned and thoroughly philOsophc intel
lect; of temper and temperament singu.
larry selfpossessed-digDifed and serene
combining in an extraordinary degree the
shrewdness of the politician with the be-
nevolence Of the philanthropist-of spot.
less life and character-of perfect consist
ency in his whole course, and heroic fear.
lessness in utterance of his sentiments, Will
liam IL. Seward stands to-day on an his
toric emnence which few other living pub.
lie men now occupy"
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A gay young gentleman in St. Louis en-
tered a daguerrean establishment a few
days age, and prepared to be done in the
highest style of art. Pending the prelimi-
nary arrangements he suggested that he
would look better if he had gold chain on,
whereupon the operator kindly took out
his watch and accompanying pendent, which
he handed over with patronizing air
The likeness was taken, the plate removed
from the instrument and taken to the dark
ened chamber where certain mysterious en-
chuntments are supposed to be pronounced.
At this critical moment the gay young gen.
tleman took his hat and departed, forget
ting to leave behind the watch and chain.
The daguerreotypist has abandoned hiul,
self to despair.
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STEAMERS BETWEEN BUFFALO AND CLEVELAND
The splendid steamers City of Buffalo and
Western Metropolis are to form line between
Cleveland and Buffalo the coming season.
They will form part of the great through line
between Chicago, Cincinnati, st. Louis and N
York; and that the Southern Michigan, Cleve.
land and Toledo Roads, the Columbus Road
aud the Indianapolis and Bellefontaine Road
will run with reference to this line. thus giving
Eastern passengers choice Of conveyance to
Buffalo,
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WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
AsHTABU
Saturday Morning, Dec. %, 1858.

Mr.. Douglas seems Just now to have no friends
At Washington. The democrats have shown
him The door cut Of their political church BY
refusing TO re.elect him chairman Of the senate
rial committee on territories the republicans
do not feel any call to sympathy or fralernizn.
iion, since he abused them so stoutly aud beat
them 80 badly In the Illinois canvass and the
pure and proper anti-Lceompton democrats,
like Brodcrick, Clark, Foruey, &c, are soured
towards him because Of bis southern election
eering tour, aud the proclvities Of his speeches
towards slavery and continued nfliliation with
the southern democracy. They have no ides
OF going back to apprenticeship tc slavery, and
rather enjoy than otherwise the reception which
MI Douglass advances have met from the sen
ntorial caucus. Nevertheless, MIR. Dougla
holds a commanding and in many respects en-
viable position and he can much better affort
TO receive such persecution than Mr. Buchanan
aud and the democratic party can to indulge II
t. II is pretty sure to kill them, and add ma
terially to his chances for future elevation anC
triumph.
Mr.. DoUeLAs is an adroit politician, il he cal
suub the slave power in the prosecution of 81
favori1e a scheme, as that Of overrunning tht
territories, aud then couciliate them by taci
as well as expressed toleratien Of the institution
claiming no advantages for freedom over slave
~, or the reverse Of this, and endorsing the
bred Scott decision, and steer his bark safely
between the contending currents. Such o
course would be easier on the stump than wher
yon come TO the business Of voting He viii
hardly be able to carry this game into the Sc
nate chamber. 1t is at variance with bis politi
cal history and he will be forced to array him
self on one side or the other, when he comes
back to his seat