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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-15

HoERIBLE TRAoEDY.-Thc Alton 1ll) Courier.
contains the following:
zone of the most singular cases which ever
came under our observation, or in our reading,
occurred yesterday morning at the penitentiary
in this city.
A convict named Hail. from Chicago, who is
now serving out a second term, formed the idea
of acquiring his freedom in the following meth
cd. He watched his opportunity shotly after
breakfast, and when no Other guard was in the
hall surrounding the cells, except Mr.. Crabb,
whom he knocked down and stunned by Sc
we're blow on the head, then dragged him into
one of the lower cells, tied Crabb's hand behind
his back, fastened the cell door by means of
stick of timber previously put in the cell by
some confederate, then drew huge knife from
his bosom, assitetl Crabb to rise nut him against
the door, and threatened him death, unless he
was allowed to go at liberty.
This most daring attempt was soon known,
and promptly brought Col. Buckmuster and his
guards to the spot The convict threatened
Crabb with instant death if any attempt was
made upon the door, holding his knife within
a couple of inches of Crabb's breast. For up
wards of an hour Col Buckmaster and his
guards attempted to shoot him. but there being
but one opening in the door, aud that quite
small, he kept Crabb constantly between him
and the opening so that he could only be reach
ed through Crabb's body.
ALTON, March 8, 81 o'clock P. M-At nine
o'clock this morning Rutherford, the state SUI
Perintendent, and Col. Buckmaster, warden, I'M
dertook to get into the cell of the prisoner by
stratagem. Breakfast was set at the cell door
in vessels of larger size than ordinary, but the
convict refused to open the door until the hall
was cleared, which, after brief consultation,
was done. The warden, superintendent, and
guards were on each side of the cell, but out of
sight and motionlesS. The convict slowly Open
ed the door nearly enough to admit the food,
when a crowbar was instantly inserted The
war en- cried out to Crabb, the imprisoned
guard, to fight for his life. lie accordingly
sprang to the opening Of the door, and at length
dragged himself through, but not betore he sas
stabbed by the e0Hriet mine times, seren times in
hack and tieiee on tie arms When the poor
victim was dragged out, the convict barred the
door again and refused to yield. He was then
given few minutes for reflection, and the rebel
was, after much lodging and effort, to get out of
the reach Of the fire, shOt by the harden The
ball struck his skull just below the left ear and
glancing around, lodged under the skull. He
fell instantly and was dragged ont Of the cell,
and was thought to be dead, but soon recovered
and talked as sensible as any man could under
the circumstances.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-15

PUBIC SENTINEHT.-In our recent visit to
Richmond, we took especial pains to enquire in
70 PUBLIC sentiment upon two questions, viz:
Gov Wise's present position, and the course of
the University towards Hon. Winter Davis
We found without single exception in either
party, that both were ronndIy condemned. The
only difference between the two was, that Wise
was condemned with curses deep, while the
University was spoken Of more IN pity and NOR
'uhcation, than in anger Charlottfstifle al.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-15

No SHAVING on SUNDAY.-The BARRIERS of the
city of Utica, N. Y, have unanimously agreed
to close their shops on the Sabbath, and neither
towork themselves nor allow their assistants to
work on that day. They have published the
following card over their signatures:
We, the BARRIERS and hair-dressers in the CITY
of Utica feeling our need of the Sabbath, for
the object for which it designed, and believ.
ing our patrons twill be considernte and kind
enough Ito concede it to US, pledge their word
and honor to each other that they will do no
business, aud allow no business to be done in
their shops, from the close of Saturday to the
beginning of Monday in each week, and that
they will abide this agreement until three
JOurths of their number, who shall be residents
in the city at the time, sign paper requesting
that it be annuled; and our friends and the pub.
lie are requested to take notice that we cannot
attend to their calls on any part of Sunday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-15

GAS REGuLAToH One of the most needed
mechanical inventions has been a gas regulator
of simple construction, adapted to thoroughly
cqualize the pressure under which gas escapes
through the burners. The street pressure is al
most always too severe, and wastes the gas very
rapidly. Partially closing the cock would sui.
ice, except for the fact that the. pressure in the
street varies greatly as the evening advances. s.
To meet these difficulties regulator has been
devised, which differs materially from the vari-
GUS inventions which have hitherto been in use.
the principal regularity being in the form of the
valve. which is a ring with spherical faces. AS
consequence of the ring or annular form. n
smaller movement of the valve is necessary 10
open very wide passage for the gas, and the
disturbing effect heretofore experienced in con-
sequence of the unequal buoyaney Of what is
termed the float, as it rises and sinks 10 the
mercury, is very greatly reduced. With the
street main varying in pressure from six-tenths
Of an inch Of water up to four inches, the actual
pressure at the burner with this regulator does
not waver at all.--N. Y Paper
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-15

THAT Kansas NUr Still UNcRAcKED.-The
nut which wsggavs the.Organ, on Friday last, to
crack, proved too much for its decrepid teeth.
1t tried it, but couldn't faze the shell, even to
dint
We shall have to get sherrard to reset the
organs grinders.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-15

A READABLE LErTER-A very readable let
ter, from the Washington correspondent of the
Chicago Times, will be found in another column
of to.day's paper. He is one of the most "ta-
king" writer's at Washington.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-15

TnE SnEmFFALTY.-The seven wise men OF
Greece have not autied yet on the LecomptOn
question. They are lying low nOw-'not say
ing word to nobody about nothing"-in the
hopes that some Developments will soon turn
up by which they will be enabled to tell ''whose
who"
As the battle now stands, they're in the fog
and can't take observations.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-15

omo-Democratic anti-Lecompton meetings
have now been held at Columbus, Cleveland,
Toledo, Cincinnati Mount Vernon, and all the
prominent towns in the State; and the papers
all concur in representing the late State cOnven-
ton held by the anti Lecompto. democrats at
Columbus as most imposing demonstration
Ohio is sound to the core
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-15
DENTISTRY

TINE respectfully inform the public thatthry
have associated Themselves together the Practice
Dentistry. Their once ia Market street (beiEr
Monroe and Ulon So. } where they Will happy 10
their friends and al others wishing Ihe Of
Dentist.
They were both students veraI vesrsrbe assist
OF the late Dr. HGihen, and the senior partner has
been constantly engaged in the practice
last eleven years daring which time lac aequan
ted with OF the leading Dentists In almost all
cities OF the United States, and has fAmiArised himself
with their various peeuAFes in operating They there
fore feel confident of being able give entire satisfaction
TO all who may favor them with their patronage
ABR. ROBERTSON, N D.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-15
TRUST Sale.

OY virtue Of Deed of Trust executed 70 ne By Jsa9
~ VOldeiar, dated the twenty second day o. IL
1855, and OF record In the CLERKS oiife Of uo
Deed BookNO A. at page 90 &c viii sell Al P7i-ie
the front door OF the Court House o. sad eoa-,,
Monday the 5th day Of pri 1855, Lot number 49,
what was formerly called RtehetOWu, nov VI
Ing. said sale Is made to satisfy note EEsn !. s
deiar John Sehoecke, described in sad ds5l; ;cI
ul-I t, A Is Oh ia! " soie. Trlsirs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-15
TRUST SALE.

Household and Kitchen Furniture.
DY virtue OF deed of Trust from Thomas wittcn me-
ID bearing the Goth March, 1877 in
clerks office of the court for Ohio county, Deed
Book - page 225 shall, Monday z9h March, 1855
the boarding house OF Mrs Thomas Mitten, Main
street. in the city OF Wheeling, sell to the highest ider
public auction, the whole OF the Household
Furniture contained in said boarding house, conveyed
n By the said deed.
Terms Of sale, Cash. J. $. WRIGHT, Trustee.
Gro. 2 WICKHAN. Anctioneer. iLhl3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-15

n. B.-Messrs II. o. take pleasure in referring byp
mission, to the following gentlemen:
Ii. X: weed, D. D. Hon Geo. w Thompson, His aa.Ald
CALDWELL Morgan Nelson, Esq, B. ". Eol, Es DR. John
Prisseli, Or. ". J. Bates Dr. r IL Cummius, DR.
Hi reh, ORA ;. Todd Taant DelapIan, John Gno;e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-15
REMOW

REMOVAL.
Temoye S %So %63SHHs 70 the Public that he has
door North Of the NJ Bank, East side Main street
where he new opening HE Spring Stock of Books Station
He epd can especial attention his large and well Sc
ected stock OF Wall Paper which patterns
and nssSness and quality cannot be eSesllel in The city
make room FOR new nh, Sa fn1 49, 80 ~. go -
April all such cost Can soon, you want bargains
mario 't JAS C ORR
p EM0YAI,.-To 100 Main Street, 9d door above the
II a. u Bank where We prepared to Ill all OrdefB
IN our line At very sha=t notice.
10 WHEELER Z tKIN, Merchant TarOrs.
INNS l02 Main street, Wheeling, We.
q ARDEN, Field and Flower Seeds from Briggs 8 Bro
A0'ns''s' view YORK wa Eos ' E5S " = mo
Corner % Market aud Monroe sts-,
mas Opposite Mcclure House.
EASTERN AND PINE Apple CHEESE-Jast received
- and for sale by Imhsl w A. UPWARDS BRO.
NO. l, and s MAokEREL-cOdash and Herring-iast
mis- ". A. EDWARDS BRO
CKhEH coFsEELrhi. Oouee, ground LOI ITOR the
eyiiindeT, and packed In metallic packages by which
Us valuable properties and rich are
grateful 70 those who can ' s 81 ~ S
Coffee Ror sale by Imhsj W. A. EDWARDS 4 RIO
VE,R Sim MAsarOn ana EnEIiih sPIil Peas
mis- ". 4. EDWARDS BRO
Peach Brandy,
M have In store and ale verS Sn, rtor ,..io ~
w Georgia Peach Brandy, warranted ysSIs Old and
ah6 No n Sfsjn =,
RECrIFIED WHtsKEY and domestic TI00oTS
~ ,S on hand and for sale By DoANE & ADAMS,
-s.G $500 No 90 Main 50.
1C6 BUSHELS oITn Meal, received and for sale BY
- ,H-S MATHEW MeNABB.
VINO Would be without it
N pri s1 Ss ans eom9sneed between Gas At certain
rsn ~ das 81 all We have made complete ar
FOR sss ,eep igly supplied with THE syiVc on, which
sS, purity ~ light elearnelS and eheapnesr he al
IN OF 20 any other now III Pine OIL Canphne S
tan a. He lowest narsst price, sale helssae and re-
ma ~ ,.... y. <. DUNHAM 4 COS,
1nvalids Take Notice,
w EhAye 10 store some very desirable ia,ots e ,s,,.
~ .Posss They hav been pfeiefibei by our
fgfIeff0N We tueln0. Heeusui WIN ttFe sut.
Old Rye WhisfeV, M, a.. SCI.
tMagioryn HANDY ~ 80 !. tinst
Sspfrst y RRl.i9yt oatHHba Wines
~ ,tsti:ti ;-;t . lstill and aphfhlink1
i6eao ssttsne "lnF Or pure Juice Of tlls grape
Attlees are tonfFhntei Va f5nrsssufs3 - ii,,,
mis- ofs sale ~ r. II. LOGAN 4 CO..
-, ,,S,,, .-,..s- s=4.- Bridge corner Druggists.
Ap~Af's HEABY EELttF aad PMS .. received iy
1-S,t.s. ,. D. JOHrsTON 40 market 81.
{ UP ~, I'VE AID OLD B0uRb0N wtisKY-v,tt .h,,s..
SSi y pA''sis and BOTTLES IN store aud sf sale *
/, DOANE ADAMF.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-15

SENATOR DousLAs is prescribing the Washing
ton Union. The Peoria Traaseript publishes
the following:
WAsuINGroN Feb. 27.-Dear Sir: Accnmpa-
nying this please find prospectus of the Wash
ington States, the only Democratic paper nor
published IN the District Of CoIus,bi0. | should
esteem it particular favor if you would exert
yourself to obtain as large u list Of Subscribers
in Peoria as possible. Yours truly,
STEPHEN A. D0uGLAs
The Transcript says between twenty-five and
thirty subscribers were Immediately obtained
for the Stdtes on the strength 81 the above re-
commentator.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-15
Cleveland, P1ttsburg & Wheeling
RAIL ROAD.

But train Bridgeport Cleveland daIy-i'a'e'
! REidgeport a clio a. 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-15
NOTICE.

n
n may found, prices lower than before,
Baskets, OF every variety Buge Beads Sewing Shields
WhalebOnes Skirts Skirt Reeds Feather DusteTs Cut
leTy Of every grade and price, Gold Pens, Hardware
Dressing Cases. for Gents Perumery, Powder Puns; Nail
Hair, Cloth and Tooth Brushes .,,,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-15
GROCEI3Y STOCK FOR SALE

store No. 40 BIarIIei street Fer k 60:
a Variety Of Choice Groceries, being the psesen.. 80
n OF said store viii be sold on f7vorNhls tefs
who will the lease for s<srfFas nc
next The purehaser can have Y1ssession !ais7sS-T1
f.hp=dstrm1Aprrr for J. eapasIs EsisI. A..se..:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-12
Interesting from Ven-zuela.

Ey the rrival of the brig Bohio Captain BATte.,, A.
t1s pert hsye received aivi1es fcm Caracas to tho
2a August and from Puerto Ca1elo TO the 2Tth OF the
same month, inclusive.
The only item OF imrortlnse 10 the statement con aimed
the Didro M.rconl Of Puerto Cabeo, that the yeac
z1e government has sgreei to grant pasnports 10
General sonsg's AMI his family Gltierrez is also to
have passport, and 70 be restored 10 the asylum AZ
fIrded tte French Minister.
The icyo thinks that these arrangements will restore
harmony between the nations concerned.
We have Obtained from private letter the following
aiiitit nal pArticulsrs:-
Tie question with England end Frsn,e has ended by
the surrender OF the rerscrs OF General Jose Teo Mona
gee his in law Giusepp, and his Minister, Gutierrez.
Trey embarked az Lsguayrs probsby for Trinidad,
where Mongss has great deal Of money. The arrange
ment was made with the new Engikn Minister the late
Minister Bingham, being on board an Eoslish vessel
The officers Of the Allied fleets used 70 call shore q.
Isguayra get rresh provisions The authores Of
euaYra had orders let them place 10 they maze
the attempt.
great conspiracy discovered, the plot lor which
was 70 appoint Monagas Al the head OF the govern nen
One or the ccnspirators dsciosed the plot. said
that the French and Eneth Ministers {Rngham Ie-
vrand) hsd promised to recognise the Monasas GO
yerumen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-12
SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER H. 1853

poo ana 5ordsary ccas. god store, from bau nore
aco New YorE Cardiff and Valparaiso; sugars, rios,
Sc from Chrs; heVp, sugar and segars rom the
briiish Fast indies coffee a1d cedar no Censrol ame-
Aca all vpesy Gf produce srf ed by the fsc,hc
isssds aud the caAst CT Mexico aud Lower CALIFORNIA
The demand Tor these goods sorry TO say mas oy
no means beo1 in ron 10 her supply The Jooong
has Sgged snd tagged, tna considerably rhe IN
terror lsdc bas cot been what should have been st This
OF The yesr and tho fever or sh ppg gods % the
Moth cosst subs,ded very considerably. In this laF
direction city s lii aly to have Drn6ahle rival TO
contend with, ilSsmuch as the last aiVces from New
York ae hat both there ani ~ Boston vessels hai oesn
laid for Victoria direct However. ne Heid v1ust as
Tor time a. least, DoDopo,lzed by our own OoT1aaats
A cessation o. ernis ration necessarily caused filing
Of n the 0raton OF goods 70 the Fraser river cauatry
ane In consequence, Aus ust seseDss striking contrast
when csmpa. ed with the brsK times 10 jay The WRns
TO be changing again would be by no eans
surprising if September should prove busy month for
the month OF the est suyest crerons OF tse
Of trade In this city have been OF slight ir,por
aimee the sailing OF the steamer Their number was
less than during the preceding fortnight, being mercy
twelve and Of these the major assorted groceries
or the heavier dry goods and boot and shoe sse
are not included in tLis list. fhere hss been sr
amorg the Chinese portion Of the mercantile community
during the fortnight owing TO advces received from hna
10 suspend epecic shl mens, ard aso 70 purchase on
home secount various descriptora OF merchandise Hot
work seems anticipated the part OF the Allies In the
Chinese waters districts and the war promises 70 be
more severely felt by the Chinese empire than any pre-
troube OF the kind not even excepting the coostn
tons rebellion. From this 1t is prennset thai exports Of
tea, sugar rce oils chow chow &c will DO very mste-
ally reduced: hence The activity on MIC part or Chinese
buyers during the past fortnight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-12
ARRIVAL OF pBF STiR GS TIE WEST.
A Fortnight's Later News from
the Pacific
ARRIVAL OF 81, ,sss, ,sss IN TREASURE
The Political Campaign in Cali
fOrNia.
S HI PING INTElllGEN ENCE
srAgE CT TIE uARKETS,
Ac., &e.. &e.

The Cnited States msl steamship star Of the West, A.
9 cr'y commanding, LEFT Aspiuwall Sept 3, q. n. NJ
with passengers, mails and treasure, and arrived At this
prt about Hslf-rsst eleven O'Clock last night.
SeIf 7, a.1c A. NJ. parted company With steamship era
NADIA, bound 10 Key West. Sept g. n "a NJ lat 25 49,
Ion ~ b. spoke steamship 81. Louis bound TO Key West
s4p' g At 72o A. w., exchanged Signals with brig Essex
steering north, hl.s0 10, Ion. 70 so.
Brig Fanny Wistier, 8. E Lewis master struck the
Rpcksdore reef on the 10Th July total loss Crew and
passengers saved
the steamship Golden Gate, r. J.. Whiting, commanding
eft San Frsnchco August 20. At1 W. on the a4th OK
changed sgnais with steamship Golden Age, bound up
$40. 2 at A. ", passed the compauys steamer Sonora
of Point kaa.
DIED n Il Oath August Geo H. Steele, aged 10
years, late resident Of Rough and Ready, Cal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-12

MyeIuors SriupR A. AqomA--on Friday evening
about sx O'Clock man wa found in s A. Halsey'. or
chsrd al Astoria lnssrsibe from c-a ~ blood sancd
ny cui 10 the right Hc expired 10 very short
TINE after hevs discovered Near by vas found razor
covered with blood, snd his ve-t pocket note ,'atug
that losses in business and sckIors caused hin 70 com
suicide. An inquest held by Coroner stephen ngbse
of Astoria ar1 verdict rendered ORD sncs with the
above facts. rhe about ave feet six ,sches in
height, about forty I've ytars od ard particular marks
scars about bis persou. Ills coat u luown mixed bust
coat, pants brown corded, and veel Ilght browu
6gured whltc uiufla shirt In his PICKET was found
coub, pair Of spectecles, lead pencil and dociprs
Get but money The body may besccn applying 10
Chsg w. Bseti the undertaken, Fulton street. Astoria
until Noudsy evening, tae 18Th inst, st oclccs wheu
II TO claimants appear, n viii be Inferred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-12

Prom california Aspin wall in stssrnship v,ar az ba
WfstE NJ. er1nore and lady pre.Nnrr xesM " Wktrsv
Rene stone. Nisbw Rssd Mrs W HAisey and d,asi.er
wrs Kcupenb rg sod csd, Ms Iohn aad ant MrsFors
rav ana lnisvi, b, Hech y 4 TsGsle. iisi.e Water
Cfcrs "A, y " Drey fors = Hsfef, Carson and la
Ho~srd. Hevfth ! 2 Jchnsop LEshn A Nc lOtier
r cppsi Mrs Cln1fi, Las Harvey w II tsu. IL y WAtae
kshn. Austin goAb ard wife Mrs IL frbr IN ia
fnfsntL ThDfp snd wife, NrsL Heplop. sN 9noss y
Howard ani f0u. Crnack ana sou " tfsish w nasse
lofste Psze, I've Rose Elhoms1ts ~ II Pr3n.y II
Nsighti noegeF Peterson 4 y SdWares foi .sta
y r klls sui bov, raYg-Nn Ms n SpArgs VI Nar
lon, setbns trr7n Borae, asiinVone, D sfrrv l.
W00n, " q Brown, MOsk~a Jos Rosir, ns.ttv Waah
urcyes Dsvi lson, " Yax srfrii., SvTsv' - Nasnn
Jcs Bues5ee, Co, Braut ard lsdy~ and - sesrge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-12
City InsaIlinanan.

FRE Ecuru AvsSUH--Ats little snee twelve cock
yesterday morning, dfe vas discovered ip ne gn.
dos OfAngevines ter store 10. 165 Eighth svepue TIE
flames we're promptly cx.DguIshed BY the Gronen.
Damage T. Ne stock ~ ars ard wser about $500 10
svFcd y thc sfeeswiah sns rcser Co,psr meuyen Corn
Itncs IRE bpling belongs 10 The estate % J. r. Hurt
ze The orc'- ~ The are rot known ~ present. Ia. Il
vill te Investigated hy the Ere HszsnsL
Nav YoRx HosrlTst The following IL lhe weekly report
u the shove urntion 70 Sep. 10 1858 Rennlntng Op
sepismbtr Q, 2aT sdntted W September 10, as dis
charged, crrot or relieved, 81 died. remaining dsae
222 Nslcr, lSg; fcmalee, a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-12

TnE PHiiApurIuA ASp Nav Ygk FmEvgy.-scme cen
temen connected with The New York department have
had ho fesouiioss and invitation cf the PhHdspha osc
Company passed At the meeting ThursJg evcnpv and
pubshed In Yesterdays HERaD beautifully framed
ensrossed. They VIII be exhibition AZ the owcry store
ot Demsey 4 Fags, No, COS sroadaay, near a0a-.on
street. Monday until two O'Clock, when they viii BE-
lnla IN faAh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-12

A The date of the la, ssesners summary, recen.s ~
meTtnat dre sNheorn sceni enough tgr ~ INC pre-
cedrg fortnight, rutGenlY Became prnfuse ow1rg Is
he adven % that dag Of quite deet n square tggea
vessels from s)roat Since that lime the aSrivar hsvs
ccrtinred q few days utFvsl, thst the uerxet BY
tnis tDic sbunjsnEy supplied rsh snd cssggto1
merchardse, These supplies have been derives from
al quavters--clirper cargoes staple gocs iron New
ycrs snd Eosten, ksgSb ssd French ggods FROM Liver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-12
UTICA PHILiNTHROPIC CONVENTION.

Ih Organization-Few Philosophers Present-Ar-
rapgement Of Business Opening Speech OF
Andrew Jackson Davis -Disccurses and
Resolutions on the Mode Of Improving
the Human Stock-Incitements 70
Free Lovs-Speeches Of Charles
NJ Plumb, Parker Pillsbury,
H. C. Wright, and Two
Crazy Philosophers,
&c., &C., &c.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-09-09
Political Sumnersets.

There are said to be a great many
Douglas mel in CHS section Of country:
indeed il is asserted that yhe admirers
of Buchanan arc quite scarce in these
parts. Some persons are naturally curl
Gus to know whethereverypoIlical sum
merset Of Douglas is followed with alac-
rlty by his friends. A change Of creed
is quite Il common affair with the dcmoc-
racy, and so it would be nothing strange
il the supporters of Douglas were 10 en-
dorse HMM any political phase he MAJ
assume.
Only a few weeks ago, Mr.. Douglas
made a speech in the city of Chicago,
in which he very distinctly endorsed the
supreme Court, maintaining that there
was no lower to prevent tie introduc-
ton and holding OF slaves, in any of tie
territories Of the United States. This.
ofcou"se, is the position taken by Buch-
anan, and the supporters ofhis admins
cration generally. A few days ago ur.
Douglas made another speech at Free.
port, Illinois, and distinctly took is
sue with the Supreme Court. maintain
ing chat the people OF territory by their
Legislature May exclude Slavery.
NOW, we would like TO know whether
our Douglas neighbors, who so cordial.
ly endorsed Douglas Chicago speech,
have within the past six weeks become
convinced of its fallacy; and with him
deny the posision OF the Supreme
Court? If they have finally rejected
these most villainous doctrines of the
bred Scott decision, then there is some
hope that our Douglas neighbors may
yet come quite over on to the Republi-
can platform.