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house at Charleston was to co.,
completed, he replied that no ~ o',; ;Ta'a
had been made; but the INQUIRY 'i',':
the disclosure of the fact thar Nv ~ 70
palace was being built frontin, - Il'o'
market On one side, which Mad ~,a
cost, with the appropriation then ~'I'4l .T !!
some two millions Of dollars and !. ..~cl
cost some three millions before i ro..5 'a5
be finished. How many men ], Ta,, 'oo'
pose are to occupy ,hia buad.ns Is'P' n.P
finished Forty-cisht was the = I,,'I pI'a
Of employees III 1897, the last ye,r %l.,l -, I
ed, aud the amount of reyenno on. tRV. R
was a li,t!c over 100000. rIar.I' ;;
The so-cal!ed democracy want b~,r ,''''.
commodation fthese torty-eight Nor, ~. .''
and to collect 5000 900, a buiIdngtoa a
three millions, In the great c,tyo,y ,,,E
York there is custou-housc-r,.,.' .'l
yyu nave seen lj-a ii0e bni,d;nr !.
and ii COS, about eleven hundred u e
sand dollars. itow mauy persons dnr '.,,.
suppose aie employed at ,he Kew Nv.
Custom House, and now much rar, wa
collected! ! The last year rcpor;ci , '
than I'urfy-two millions Of da,.sr, co.....
ed at New York, end there wa-s ~ ~ "
;han q thousand pcrs jas .cuployrj u /.
collection, and a building c,>,irr, %% ~
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gfIfrfrn Misrellany,
Tsle Kansas Election, sc.
special Correspondence ofN. Y. Tribune.
Ir-,,1T.rov K IT Aur 1NdS

specia! Correspondence ofN. Y. Tribune.
LcoMFToN, K. t, Aug, t, l84S.
No returns Of consequence have been
.receiycd yet. The rivers and creeks ere
high, bridges gre gone, aud no mail has
srri'cd, y stage, Tor two days The vote
o. tbs bogus capital vas indicative Of the
weakness Of Lecompton. 1t stood for
the proposition" l! against the propo
si.iop, l22. And so - votes was all
that tty Administration and expiring
D0rdcy i}utfianism could throw in Lo-
compton Tor the Constitution named after
it. In ny last said that the vote 5o',
the proposition would fall short Of |, Lou,
unless there was tfr4ud. de not see now
how it il. t. exceed 800 without the aid
of fraud. So fay Is heard from the result
glands:
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THE VOTE IN WYANDOT.
Correspondence of the y. Y. Tribune.
WYANDOT, Aug. 3, 1858.

WYANDoT, Aug. 8, 1858.
Two years ago Wyandot was intensely
Pro-Slavery. 1t had been the chosen To-
cation of the surveyor-GencraI's Office
under the auspices of the Jealous Calhoun.
snd aboundei in whisky and National
Democracy to an exteut that rendered
Freedom of speech and action impossible.
1t still retains a large clement Of Sham
Democracy, fostercd by the care Of Fed
eral appoiatces. But the Free-State sen
tjment largely predominates, as has been
shown for year past in our elections
and yesterday gave against Lecompton,
233 to Sl-while about q hundred of oul
votes were thrown out By the rejection Of
all citizens whose naturalization had not
been perfected. The entire German anc
"qrly all the Irish vote was Anti-Swin
die.
Government supports at this PLACE
District Attorney, General Mail Agent
nd come special p;mps, whose effort
eyte51ay were successful in getting on
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'E'be E2csp0tisn3 cd G53e 94age
Power.


We do not believe the mass Of the pco-
pie in the Free States are aware Of the
Uespotism which rules at Washington -
But the truth is gradually coming t.
light, and when The people once learn Tue
full measure Of the Despotism which the
Slave Power maintains, they will sweep
it away with power that cannot be
resisted.
Senator Trumbull made speech at
Chicago, a few days ago, in which he
stated some facts bearing on this point,
that every Freeman ought to understand
but which 10 Buchanan p,css ds1re no
tice. It is only 50 far as Republican Of
Independent papers find access to the
people, that these facts become known.
The Lycoming Ge@rtte, having on sew
-eral occasions affected to doubt the SUI
ferings Of Hon. Charles Sumner, we re
spootfuliy request that paper TO expires
its opinion of the following extract from
Senator TrumbaIIa speech:
The despotism of Washington is al
most as cruel as that which has prevarlet
in Kansas, There is not, holding oGic
throughout this vast country, singl
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L.. Ncry few mon are willing I.

- Very few men are WIIl0g % pace
themselves in a position which involves
the extremes of rasQlas-unriyalcd sue
cess, or after inGmy. The human race at
large usually are willing to merit large re-
suits from small ris,ls-shrinking from
contests which are calculated 50 nicely in
the ditIsrapco of their results as TO ezalt
or strike down at one fell blow. 1t has
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Albert Barnes on AsulSlan Slay,
cgN.

~
Albert barnes 'He olSlInsus'ea Il~'
adeiphla commentator, Ia writing on the
passage in Isaiah, where it is prophe,d
|or Jrsux Christ that he shall ..rgocr ,m
,,papr,v ia rup c,prrvrs Avn m,
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Pes OF oAF',''1'''y were nhL' ,'>a!Ii ~. an
I'"'o' '"e '"a' SI"c"'e "'"'o ~" | ''-
Iro" 'l9 :, s."ye' De the io''o"'"5 ''''
LeH.''"Qt'e" .,
: - "'"n ever m"4' = ono.".r o',-.a- !. ,.,
. d Si@'c' 'n'ef inc I''Ducn'' 81 ',.,.,.'' i.-
p''"ciP'G' 40 ,i''u t> u N'''' tg'' ''.'
~ a.: ':'., r,, ,,,.'' ..,,'u;,,
, \, chr;s+,an cyar p.annnittqd a
Slave, WAC lid no. feel that in doing it,
.e was ohryjug lhe spirit q christianity
md WHO Cd not AVE Q more queIt c''
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-08-19

CoNGaEssIoHAL-Thc conference for
the district composed OF Franklin, Fulton,
Adams, Bedford and J0n;ata oousties,
met a few days ago, and on the fourth
ballot nominated Edward N'Pher5on, of
Adams county. He is yona9 man Of
fine abilities, and # elected viii maxi a
useful roproSentatiyo.-HarrisJuy TeIc-
graph.
That's 50. There is 70 man in the
State better calculated to make usefM,
working representative, than our young
friend Edward M'Pherson, whom we knew
as the active and accomplished editor Of
the P.HsLuy Ercaiag Times. No man
of his age in the State is better posted in
its politics than he is. We sincerely hope
he Will be elected.
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ous and fool hardy as to attempt to con-
vince reasonable men that it has Divine
origin and sanction. But hesystem finds
very few advocates who are willing to
brave even human indignation and con,
tempt in devotion to It's dcfense-wao are
Wliur to become undinching martyrs T.
its expansion and proteo;iop-yat Gov.
/ Hammond of South Carolina, perhaps
spoke a great truth, and unlauiaoly ex-
Libited much c2nlor. when he denounced
as an 'cJsur6ity and 'qouseuss. the
.5ea that the VAST secuaiarY interests in
yolgcl in Slavery could be made to sue
cum6 to any moral appeal, however vigor-
IONS. u however cr.c,ful." We agree
with lin il b.ii9yia-that "moral suasion'
Cannot possibly have any influence to tn
CONVINCING those Interested tlat Slacesy
/ IS wronE. Perhaps we can ., sill further
aud not 5itcr yitn the Governor, by say
( ine that t..ago are two kinds Of suasioa
which are irresistible IN convincing slave
holders Of the prccarjousncss" Ct thci.
traffic in humanity. These influences are.
Lar Of oecuniary loss, and Of ''moral sua-
sion" among rtllesIayes themselves. Hence.
we argue that the system Of Slavery i.
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The latter was

ry Teller for Assembly. The latter was
for many years a Democrat, aud the for
mer an old line Wing. Tae Convention
declared in favor of NJ. B. Lowry fer
State Senator, aud Elisha Ba5bi,t for
COngess.
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SENATOR SUMNER.-Paris papers in
form Us that Senator Sumner is under
the care cf the most distinguished ply
sicians. They affirm that the brain is
sound, though there is some remaining
eAusion, and the spina! marrow also sound
the trouble being in the spine Itself
lie is submitting without analysthetics
with the greatest fortitude, to course O
counter-irrjt nts-being c tton o'ked II
some iuAamable substance, and lgnited
He writes cautiously bat hopefully.
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ere,y possible Lecompton vote, including
many Of the ignorant Wyandot Indians.
You may announce Lecompton as dead
and buried. NYANDoT'
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GID. II. .R. A ID. Z. &c.
Erom the Tioga pa Aglta.or.

FROM the Tl0gl VFNJ II 'VE-0T'
Mr.. EDIroR You viii probably con
fer great favor Oh the public by publish
ing the following extensive arrangements
of the oldest Railroad Company in ou.
land. They have issued such a circula,
to the world in former years; but theiI
recent immense outlays for the accommo.
dation Of tie pubic, demand this inpos.
'a'tt Pr0c5umotloa.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-08-19

ECE NiIiiin County has instructe

E@3- Niiiin County has instructed her
delegates for the Hon JAS. z. Hale, and
recommends the 7th Of September, for the
meeting OF the Conferee Convention
This we think Is putting it oass'oo long, and
would therefore suggest the first of Sep
tembey as the time.
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l0pposition TO the right to take slaves INTO
/ free territories. 1t is an utter disqualiti-
cation for Office. All the departments at
/ Washington are organized upon the plan
! Of prescribing men who believe that slav-
erv should be excluded from the free ter
ritories All the committees IN Congress
Or FL the important ones-which ma,
lure the business Tor the action OF Con-
qress, are under the control OF this same
power. The Supreme Court Is under the
control o. this same power. You all re-
collect the case waich excited the whole
country two years ago, when 4 Senator O.
I.he Tu.ttA States was struck a'3 beaten
nearly to death in his seat in the Senate
! Chaulbar. for uttering his honest Seutl
ment in opposition 10 this s'ayo'y prop9-
gdndism. But worse state o, thia@>
.taan that exists to-day. The gentleman
who was thus stricken down IN the Vig)r
Of manhood, aud has been suffering t'ru@
that dav 10 this. and who, his b-st friends
fear, may never recover, suffering with
anguish and PAIN and torture, from blows
inflicted up9a hiM unawareS aud without
iuoticc--that gentleman, now Just able to
walk. has since made his appearance iii
Itae Senate UGaujer having been rc-e.cct-
ted b. the people Of the state OF llassa-
tchuse,ts, and when he comes there and
rises with difficulty FROM his chair, Two
Years after the act was done, Tor which
some may plead the excuse that 1t wa
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-08-19

ERIE COUNTY NoMINATIoNs.-The
Republican convention of Eric county
nominated John " Campbell and Hen
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Con re So.

10 the Senate, yesterday. Mr.. Hunter cal
led up the Deficiency bill. aud moved that
the Senate recede from the two amendments
not agreed to by tue House.
Mr.. Toombs thought the proper motion
would be to insist, aud ask committee OF
conference. There is no reason for allowing
this bill to pass without these amendments
unless gentlemen mean that these obnoxious
appropriations shall be made without their
voting directly for them.
Mr.. Hunter believed the House would not
agree to the amendments, and If the Senate
insist 90 them the bill will probably be lost
and the Government embarrassed.
Mr.. Toombs wac prepared to insist even
with that contingency in view. He could
not agree that another branch of the Lsgis-
lature should force him into voting for an
illegal appropriation, even though to refuse
to do 80 would involve the government IN
embarrassment.
o. the vote being taken, the motion of Mr..
Huoter wus lost-yeas Is, nays %.
The motion of Mr. Toonbs to insist and
ask committee of conference was agreed to-.
The hour having arrived, the consideration
of the report Of the Kansas Conference Com-
mittee was resumed.
Mr.. Douglas addressed the Senate at
length in opposition TO the report.
In tn. House of Representatives, the con-
sideration of the report of the Committee OF
| Conference on the Kansas bill was resumed.
Mr.. Cox said be was first in the House to
oppose she LEGO mpton constitution yet be
had come to the conclusion to sustain the re-
mort. Proper considerations had actuated
him throughout. Though the constitution
WAS not to be submitted the report rovided
for obtaining the sense Of the people upon
it No bride, as asserted, was offered to
Kansas. as she would have the lands as
other new States. Gov. Walker held that
Kansas will have the requisite popula-
ton, according to the ratio, next autumn.
| 10 q 6plrlt OF COuCteelOu, duu upuOi f'Nf
or sense of duty to the Democratic party,
he should support the report.
Mr.. C. having redeemed bis pledge to re-
new the call for the previous question under
protest from Messrs. Marshall OF KY, and
Campbell of Ohio, asking to be heard
MIR. Lawrence announced his determine
ton to support the report and his reasons for
so doing.
MIR. Campbell of Ohio moved call of the
House; yeas 90. nays ll9,
Mr.. Garrett asked if the previous question
be voted down, whether it would be in order
for him to postpone until Tuesday week
and the Speaker replied in the affirmative.
The previous question was then not order
ed--yeas l03, noes lO3.
Mr.. Marshall of Ky, addressed the House
! AGAINST the report.
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,.ox.ry and Rescue.

,so AGO the Doorkeeper Of the
Asesxp o. s,,escptatives reported to Speaker
House .. sndos by some Of bis 'aoord'as,s .:
Or'oe nI 1,. under the centre (rotunda) Of
10 'be 'su'' building, of large number OF
:,s CsplI ,o,s,pe to the Government. some OF
soos' !. De much value. not few of which we're
.ben o. to,ss, we hear, under heaps of
.urled 10 ..hss The Speaker ordered their
cosl sna a." and for some lime past they
pronp' io' ora iually ushered into the light OF
sr' been S stories of the building. Thus,
toe upp r,lnmes have been dug out Of the
.5VvV ~ in which they have been entombed
:st'cOmO n nas,-at least long enough, the
tof ysa, 'sr rell. US, to result in total OBJ
D'oTAe,', rho part Of those entrusted with
l''oo . y. as to who is responsible for
hell Su. there and the shameful oondl'
tbei' No.. 80, few of them. Among these
NOD u 300 full sets of the works OF John
b'oA' %, me records of the debates 10 Parlia-
Aas" s. far back as 1000, various valuable
nep' ,noks and newspaper files in French
i's" rosl;.b, various manuscript books con-
s'' LU 9th the details Of the custom-house
''cS. PC. If the country about twenty years
''''O'Irb s mass of the rescued volumes were
~ el;.bsd by order OF Congress. and in ALL
Po.' ill number perhaps . &c, 900 volumes,
'''! = which have been irretrIeva6ly In
mao t ;, neglect, the rats and coal ashes to-
Is,ber-Wash. Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-30
noun, vernon Movement.

". ouote the following from letter writ
W hy highly influential New York gentie-
sa y y the Vice Regent OF Virginia. after the
u "hI;c.,iop Of the Regents letter, announc'
po', ,bs, the contract with NJ. Washington
~ propose to employ ourselves promptly
,,a ,c,;Sslg 10 this work. We cannot permit
s ~. mr. glorious and unapproachable Ever
. g., n nooopoli.e the honor Of raising oil me
'"oasy New York must possess at least Its
share Of the sacred relscsl =,
How the heart warns and expands, anna
10 vre,ched pigsmy strife of local iactions
=, the Capitol, over the God-like work OF re-
s,;,,nv the Nation at the hallowed sepul-
.b,s How i, gladdens the inmost soul to
ssI that al last The Union holds Mount YER
non firmly in its grasp! -,
"po you know that our dear, high-spirited
xonen here think that the thirty-one States
.hoold unite and raise at once the aohote tre
Sy,drsd thousand Olars mentioned IN your
ACT Of Incorporation 81 the amesnt OF capital
stock allowed to the Mouot Vernon Ladies
Association? They dream already OF deco
rating the grounds with vistas OF statues
,od, with a loving faith. see an American
Pantheon rising on the Potomac "-h'cH'
Il,