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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
MnppuY AMI uARRWIT'

The chess contest between Paul hOrphy a'd VI. Harr-
wiz was progressing when the last steamer left. MOI
ply had recovered from The dcfea; occasionct by hs bril-
liant but too daring play in the trst game, and had beaten
iIarrwitZ in two games. Harrwiiz had ADDED one 10 ms
score. The fret who wins seven gnmcs is the conqucrcr.
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IT'S SABBATH EVE.

lis Sabbath eve-tbe hour when We
Sit fondly side by eide; .,
Hand clsspsd in hand, heart lnkeu, 10 Ho"i'
We bid Love with Us bids.
Eyes bright with joy, souls full OF hope
We sit In silent thought,
Aud muse upon the picture fair
That Love for us bath wrought.
The same bright scene to each appears
Ciasped closer are our hands,
And DER the golden bridge OF thought
We walk 10 Hymen's lands.
But on this eve We cit apart
Between us miles Of space;
Say, love dost See the picture sthl'
Canst feel my fond embraced
Do thoughts of me come to your heart,
Making II quicker beat7
Dost hear me az l call 10 thee'
Then is the chain complete.
And a. along the mystic wire
The whispering lightning hies,
SO shall our mutual thoughts annul
The space that 'twixt US lies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

EnnM misuINGTlN

WARRINGTON, sept. 3O-Ihere was a balance in tho
U. :. Treasury IN Monday, OF sl6.s62 CUo. and tie -.
with those % the previous week Of 3l,2id,G0. Ihe
amount OF draft. paid il s., a2l 900, and OF drafts i,sued
il 81, LIS, 600.
for S. 50 per day.
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DREADFUL MORTALITY AT SEA.

New YORK, Oct. 2.-The schooner j. T.. French.
of Virginia, from Hog Island. reports that a schooner
from the Wet Indies, put into the latter place, and
run ashore on Ship Shoal Inlet. All hands excepting
the captain and cook had died from fever. Assist
snoe had been sent her.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

NEW YORK, OcT. @ Fiour-The market to day
is unsettIed-ra!es of S,5OD barrels at ~ s5a5 10 Tor
Common to good State; Ohio s. 50s5 10; Southern
S. 3Oa5 ~.
Wheat-The market is very dull and quotations
closed nomineily one 10 two cents lower.
Corn-Is heavy, with Gales of l5,WO bushels-ml1
ed AZ 69a73 Cents; white at S5sS6; cents yellow at 9G
Cents.
Pork-The market lie steady; with snles to-day Of
Mess AZ $l6 9Oal7 Oh. Prime Sl4 75sli 80.
Lard-The market is heavy-sales al Dslli
cents.
Whiskey-Is quie,-.ales al 90 ,23i cents.
NEW YORK, Der. 2.-Stocks are lower and dull;
Chicago and Rock Island, G6l; Illinois Central shares
7S; La Crosse and Milwaukee Al; Michigan Southern
23I; New York Central Sli Pa. Coal Company %;
Pa. Raj! Road AZ; Virginia IS 93l; Mo. 6s SIT.
Sterling Exchange lie llOallOt
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TRIAL. OLE 4

MONTREAL. Sept. 29ti.-The trisl ~ DR.. "-h:tcr,
dentist. charged with committing n rape on . ?si'ea; un-
A verdict OF no, guilty on the capital charge. brt guilty.
of AN -,temp, was rendered. a new trial wac moved.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
CITY AND STATE News

TOBACCO INSPECTIONS. The amount OF Il bscco l..
ted 10 Richmond iVr the year ending the Both Of s.,,
be-, 1858, and the amount inspected the preyiou.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
FROM RIO DE .JaNEIRO

NORFOLK, Oct. Ist-The bark Parthisn, forty
three days OF. from Rio, he's arrived in Hampton
Roads. She left the United States friga;e ST. Lsx.
renee and The aloop Of war Falmouth, all well. The
health of Rio WAS good, and freights were dull.
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From toe C., lumb.a South Carolinisn.
Op TIE RICuT WHATEVER RErIDE

From toe c. lumb,s South Caroiuisn.
60 FOR THE RIGHT, WHATEVER BErlDl
BIT ". NJ. MARTIN.
Though beauty entice you
With laughter and smiles,
And strive TO ensnare you
With charms and with wiles,
Oh. pass them by lightly,
Their powers deride,
And go tor the right,
Whatever betide.
Though wealth may allure you
With diamonds and gold,
The strength tf your manhood
Must never be sold.
Bid riches avaunt ye,
With power and pride,
And go for the right,
Whatever beiide.
Though power oppose you
With strength and with might,
Oh ne'er be disheartened,
Though hard be the fight.
Oh! never be conquered,
Nor e'er turned aside.
But 60 for the right,
Whatever betide.
In archives of glory
Your name be enrolled,
In songs and in story
Your brave deeds be told,
Along with the heroes
Who fought aud who died,
Who went Tor the rignt,
Whate'er might betide.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
Whi.kax-L nuie,-,alps al oa ,23l cents.

SAVANNAH, SEPT. 80 -CottOn-ssles Of the
week $4,000 bales; receipts lO,5OO; stock in por,
Is 900; pales yesterday 400 bales. Total for the
week !, 900 bales. Prices have advanced li cent
Good rniddling is quoted at Ia cents.
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n picr

Nrv Yosy. Sep. 3O.-The owners OF The horses Don
Juan and Sls,her are dissatisfied with the result u. the
handicap race Yesterday and will run their horses a match
race for gu, 900 tomorrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

At Chaiham. Canads. . few days ago, . mula:to
sirvs boy. OILY ten y-are old. was forcibly taken from
his master. Il Soutn,rher who bad stopped there on n
IL The boy cried and chung 10 bs master. but the
'-"wn "-rsied Lin away. and the train went Oh With
bis master.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

NEW ORLEANS SErr. 80 -Cotton-Sa!es to-
day OF $500 bales at sitter prices. Flour is firm at
81 SO-j %; Corn is dull at 81 cent?; Gunnies qouted
A., IDI ,ant5
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MORE ABOUT THE BURNT STEAMER.

New YORK. Oct. lst.-Anong the unpublished
names Of Lost passengers by the unfortunate atesmer
.Auslriaf was Professor Milchar of Parhsmville In.
st.tute, South Carolina.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

THE YELLOW FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-The deaths from yellow
fever yesterday "wednesday numbered 53.
The desths from the lever during today numbered
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HEALTH OF SAVANNAH.

SAyAsSAH, Oct. 3.-There wore Twelve intermenis
Yesterday, of which eeven we're from lever
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. Oct. ..

CINCINNATI, Der. l.-Flour is dull and unset.
tied the quotations nominal tbere is no demand.
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Stock SALES IN ENTHUSIASTICALLY The Petersburg p.

STOCK SALEs ~ PErHnSnrRG.-Th Petersburg pap
annonncc the following sales hi their Exchange:
Foety.si. .hsr.. E.,rick's Manufacturing co. Ssss2a
RI r,aen .narcs Ne htnics' Manufacturing Co s..
s.utred sni ~iorty.,is share. Petersburg and Rosnc
X silrJnd Co. SJgs6) ~ iOu.t.cn shares Washing,oi
SsY Orleans Telegraph Co Si5il6; Nv MY i've .hs
aairisl & tiasrGn Railroad 81 forty shares Richno
* nr,rsburs Railroad S57,51 80; forty share. P.tei.r
Gts I..ht 10. S2j. i've shares Mstlaca Manufacturing
-; nvo shares Virginia Bank stock Ell 50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

NORFOLK CorSrY CIRCUIT CovRr. JUDGE K. II. BAE
PRESIDING. Henry Broughion. charged with an after
10 kill - Wolis, occupied the attention OF the CO..
The jury returned n vcrdic, agsin', the prisoner, y
was sentenced to one years imprisonment In tho peri'
tiary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

Tie Culpeper Observer" Of October LIST. 'ay' ~
James Petty, residing aroat four miles from The Co...
House, cam. 10 town on Saturday las,, and. on hi. re;at
home, either laid down or tell, his head resting on ore
the rails Of the rail rosi. As the down train was ps,.ln.
he was discovered, both by he engineer ana ~colagcto;
mud every effort was employed &c stop The train but 1
vain; as il was down grade and rtiping At the time II
cow.cntri:er struck him above the eye, breaking his ,kul
killing aim instantly. lie was subject to Gs, bu, al til
tune had probably been drinking.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

SALE AT ArCrIoS.-1hr Norfolk Herald says Il
large aud convenient house, known AS the 'Gosport How.
was sold at auction, on Monday, in Portsmouth, Tor S&3'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
IRON SALi LAX

FROM SALl LAM.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 2.-Salt Like da,es to the 18th #
September, have reached here. The Mormots cn,-
tihued orderly, and the Indians were quiet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

The quantity inspected at the warehouses in L. 1
sc, 100 hhds. O.
,ur following statement shows The Inspection, , =
bncro in Petersburg from the Let of October. Iesr " 4
LIST ~ October, ls5e, with the Inspections tor the - 4
poud.ng time from the lat OF October, 1856, 20 IS, y
iober. ISL, and also the number OF pounds of lo-.
b,rc, sold az each of the warehouses in the city. 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

DEATH or An OLD CITIZEN W PkISeE GEoBaE.-A il
ter to the South Side Democrat says: at 10 my p,int
duty to announce the death Of perhaps the oldes, c;9,
Of Prince George. Jeremiah Aldridge died at III. re.
i-ncn Of his sOn, James AIdridge, Jr on Saturday n.
the .6,h September, in the eth year OF his age " vi
tor nItuy ycari n member of the MethOdist Ep.cop
Church Tnouga he was never sn active talkin. lnenbe
lis life and example WAS such rs the beet might 9 rye
Pillow 1t, with advantage TO themselves and honor; 70. Il
Church.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

THE TOBACCO CaoP.-We learn from a gentleman
miiar with tho prospect Of the gr"w.a, crop OF ,obsc
,ha. tho yield will be abou, hall an average ia the cou
ties of Louisa. Albemarlc. Orange and Spo,sylvsnia l.
the opinion OF those who have watched rhe marke. Sea
!y TOR the las; five yeSrs. aud The product Of the count
Tor The same period OF tine, that IN no single yebr n6,
iu!!. genera! crop been made within that time Each s,
the stock OF former years has been decreasing. and
opinion is expressed thai leIs old tobacco was Gu l..
las, season tEau las bccI lac csse Tor Ilany yra.s
We hear tnEt lie planters Of the lover DIVER cocn.
~ Maryland Er" now seeming their torHccO, and that
crop lie ia from being - .oi one. The crop ui Pria
Georges will aycrss" better than those of Charles aud
Mary ~, this even il nor what may be- ~csn,!ief
good Some ,iantaiI N. our they are very lew wnl 81
,iuce an average yield but no; OF q superior quality.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH AT NoRFoLK.-rhs Argus
Yesterday says Tn. new Catholic Church, %
called Saint Mary's. will be opened and dedlc,ted onSIi
day next. Several disiugu'-be1 and eloquent pre- 81
IRE expected TO be present aud assist in the interests
sud solemn services.
W. ~ thst bishop Lynch. Of Charleston, will preac
Inc dedication .ci mo..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

Stock Oh hand in Petersburg >ehouse,-In,,e-
49, hhis unexpected, lis hhds.
The inspection u tobacco az C!arksvil!c. yirsiri.
/ 40 hhds against l,6l3 last year, shown, d gain o,
nhd-.
CATTLE SALES AT THE RICHMOND ScALKs.-Of coz
there are many small sales OF stock. tina, take place
ring the week privately, but OF these we take no not,
We report the following Ms soli a: The City scsle., w.
will give n fair range of the tone OF our market.
On Tuc-day. there were sold AT III. scales. 50 head
cattle Al So 20 per 100 lbs gross. Tor the entire lot.
On " eiacsday. 30 cattle \, - -.
On Thursday, 80 sheep were held over on an ote. Of
50. A snail lot Of hogs were sold +, o. % nett, snt
small III, y, 81 ~ nett, tare 81 per cent. Calves are ao.
from 81 so To 81.
The following IL a report OF the quantity and ch,r.c
OF Live stock weighed at the Stock Scales, near n. c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

HEBREw SoLDIEns.-A new military compaDy,
composed Of Jews, is now being formed in Norfolk,
says the Argus. probably 10 BIZ called the Israeliie
Guards. Thirty have Joined, and the prospect OF q
large corps is encouraging.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

PETERSBURG MORTALITY The in'ernents In bihni''
Cemetery during The pas, month OF september. nv
bered fifteen. 4
IN the frst nine months, .Eclad.ng sept ieof-Iohi +,
IL t.. .r.; niae noa,s;, Including sept -S-Totsl J
HOTEL KEEPER GosE Mr. Me,csP, proprietor Of -
.r.,e.,i House, IN Wheeling. Virginia, was suddenly &
tackled Thursday evening. Il; haif-pA,i { O'Clock, aud q
piTed ut ha.i-pa,t IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

u,r. Henry BsdinRer. late Minister to Dsumark
has arrived at his home in Jefferson county, Va, and
has been cordially greeted by hts numerous fr,encs
Of all parties.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

PEAKs OF OTTER CoLrs.-Cap!. Butord adver.
tises that he will exhibit at Bedford Court, on Mon
Gay next. a lumber Of fine colts, got by the celebrated
stallion Peaks ui O;ier, and will give a premium OF
$50 to the btst colt; second best colt will receive q
premium IF SIS; third best colt will receive q pre-
MUM of BIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

CirE Gas CossUMrrIos.-The consr mp,ton OF g. .
tho City Lsmps, in Petersburg. Va, and IN other Puo'
Departments, during the past quarter. amounted 10
fraction over 4OJ GO cubic feet The bill! rendered IN '1
cur!ance Herewith amounts IL 81 liz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

VIRGINIA BONDS IN LoEpoH.-On the 18Th o.
September, Virginia elk per Cent. bonds reds.mable
In 1886. we're quoted in London at 81 TO "a, and Vir.
GINA five Per cent. sterling bonds, redeemable in
1888 at 80 10 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
Ihr nnAMA IL IYS

THE UNANA IN EINCbbVNU. -NHU"INE TIE UlRu ~
our Lynchburg friends have for the Legitimate dram
we learn they are in ec,tacy a; coming events. The
s.niip says
Mr. George nunkle. Lessee of the Richmond The.
arrived in our city yesterday. and IL completing hs
engagements Tor the opening oi Dudley Hail, which vi.
effected in the course of a fortnight. Tho ,heare 90
portion OF our citizens will then enjoy their regular nj,
~ treats"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

Henry Broughton has been convicted Of mau
elaukhter at Norfolk. for killing a man uansd Woles,
aud sentenced to the prnisen,iary for one year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

FIREs.-At Portsmouth,, Va, on Thursday, the
wooden tenenent OF Mrs. VIM. Archer, and two
Others belonging TO Miss Lucy Ann Scott, were DE-.
strOyed by fire. No Insurance..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

Rrit,sh And Fre.ch armies; some few stone house,
nave been rebuilt, but very few, and ola very com
mon Ro.t. The magnificent docks REMAIN IN Inc state
of total ruin 10 which they were reduced during Inc
occupation of the town by the aliits, and heaps OF
stones are the only indications of tue positions 0f the
forts on the south side of tbe harbour. Isn't On ihe
north side the forts are in as efficient a STATE as tVer'
il being perfectly ludicr0us 10 observe how little dam
spe rLey have received from tbs bombardment given
hem hy Lord Lyons. The trenches. batteries, and
other earthworks remain as they we're during the
war, with merely the slight alterations Caused ny
wind aud weather, and, even 4. this Distance oi tl'ns
cannon balls, shot, powder, cans, broken pieces Of
.bells, Sc, are found lying on the ground respectfully
IN the neighbo-hood Of the bntteriesl IN such quan,l
ice gs to keep men ct work collecting them Tor their
vslus se old iron, aad tnkiug them away by cart
loads. Even whole unexpected ehells are yet occa-
siouslly TO be- Met with. We fell in with one the very
day of our arrival; but they are not pleasant things 10
meddle with, as they at times explode with no very
apparent good reason and an unfortunate Engllsh
sailor was blown Hli 70 pieces a lew months ago by
an accident of this port. remember seeing some
months ago in he"Times' some statement TO the FL
sect that the graves in the Crimea were not Ia
zen proper care OF, bat l mus: cay l came to quite Il
i.furent conclusion. | visited most of the English
| csmetrjes at Bslakieva, Iakeinsn. and the Alma. ma
we'll as those nearer Sebastopol, and With one excao-
ton did not see a Riugls monument injured or de-
faced. The one and only exception is in the case OF
| the obeljsk erected by the Dritish army 10 front ofthe
| Redau, which is mutilaied by divers visitors having
| ,ut their names in the stone, and the inscription on it
| is also partly defaced, very PROBABLY l think, IN
come drunken frolic. During our short residence
among the Russians we found them all, whether rich
or poor, mos, civil and DESTROYS of obliging us, and
apparently bearing US no ill:wil on account OF our
| country. In the harbour OF Sebastopoi they are very
| ou.ily employed, under the direction OF an Amerioan'
10 working with the sunken ships. They have relin
euished ali hope of getting up the large man of-war
eutire, aud ara now blowing them up, and 90 getting
them 10 piecemeal but with some OF the smaller
craft they arc more snccessful, and We saw one small
steamer ,ba, had been just raised when We were there,
IL certainly looked a queer affair; but they said the
wood was round, and that a few repairs would make
Constan,inople to Odessa, on our way to the Crimes,
had been submerged for about a year, and according
to the captain Whose statement l receive with doubtl
the engines working without any re-
pairs being Observation-Disclosures
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

For THE PRsIrEsTIAKY.-An individual BY the
name of Wm Earl, was placed in the Jefferson Jail
on Sunday night last, where he is awaiting his pass
port to one OF the Public Buildings in Richmond. for
stealing three hundred dollars and a gold watch from
Mr.. Wm. Williams. of Harpers Ferry, on the night
Of the llth inst. When taken. he stated that he hat
returned to compromise matters-beinR, however.
minus the watch and two hundred and ninety-seven
doliars. He was making his way upon the cars, but he
irg rather Thirsty, he tarrted TOO long at the BAR
IChdrLstorn Free Prtss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

vrRGISIA CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL FAR.-P-S.
vishin. TO attend tho above Fair, who reside in Wsia.s,
ton, Lynchburg, Stanton, Charlottesville. Petsr.sgl:
1snyile. Norfolk and all Intermediate parts, will cca.
their own interest by forwarding two dollars 10 Cor..
Chairs D:nmOck, secretary of the above Soc;e,y
Richmond, Va, and having n certificate OF members:
returned 10 them. On presentation of their c%ert,nc.t.
rh- po'n; OF starting they will be given a return ;icke, ir
u charge.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-06
ELECTION.

This is the last issue Of our paper prior
10 the election ON mex. Tuesday. We con-
fess we have been highly pleased with
the manner in which the contest has been
conducted, SO far as it relates TO county
candidates. There has been neither
elimination nor re.crimination. This is as
it should be. In regard TO the candi-
dates for Congress, we are sorry to say,
the case has been very different. Mr..
Bingham has been made the subject Of
many unjuslifable attacks, but against
them all, he has been amply vindicaled,
and on Tuesday next the people Of this
district will give him triumphant vim
dica,ion, We do not pretend to say, that
Judge Means has been treated with per-
feet courtesy by all the opposition editors |;
but the violent attacks upon Mr. Bingham
have naturally provoked re-criminalion.
All the anli.administration party has
now to do, is, quietly to step forward on
next Tuesday, and elect their ticket, and
The Democracy will peaceably settle down
for another year. We say, let all the le'
gal voters of both parties come up to the
work on next Tuesday, and according to
their convictions Of right, discharge their
duty to their country.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-06
The Canvass in Ohio.

The present canvass in this State is
one which commands more attention
abroad than almost auy other for years
past. The continued ascendency of the
Opposition, in a State having so great
power in national affairs, is justly regard
ed as an object worth earnestly striving
for, were it in the least doubtful. Under
existing circumstances (the result admit.
ting of no rational doubt it should be a
matter of duty as well as pride with our
people. to make the victory signal one
Ito crush out all such denominations as
Lecomplon and the English Swlndle for
ever from this free commonwealth. We
owe it to ourselves and TO the nation, 10
rebuke with severity those Representa-
,ives. who have so disgracefully betrayed
their constituents, and so insulted the
people of every Free Stale, by voting for
bill which offered strong inducements
10 the citizens of Kansas to come into the
Union as a Slave State, despite their
repeatedly manifested will, and refusing
them admission as Free State on any
Terms, until after another census, and
even then. unless the population has in
the meantime increased 10 twice or thrice
the number declared sufficient tUr Slave
State. And not the least, we would
place Ohio on The righ, side, for the con.
test in 1860.
Our State ticket will undoubtedly receive
a large majority Of the popular vo,e.-
There are fortunately but two tickets in
the field. That of'the Opposition is one
Of the ablest. and every way best, ever
presented for the suffrages Of our people,
Every nominee on it is worthy Of public
confidence, and has special fitness for the
place 10 which he is named. Perhaps
also. there could not well have been one
made up more satisfactorily alike TO Re
publicans, Americans and independent
men Of all kinds, who like to vote for ,ht
fttest candidaies, without regard to party
machinery. Messrs. Peck, Wolcott
Thrall and Martin are men whom all citi
zens Of Ohio should be proud to sup
port. The election of these nominees
by an ovel whelming majority, will at th'
same time be richly meri,ed rebuke I,
corrupt and treacberous Administration
and TO its obSequious tools tha, controlle,
the Columbus Convention Of the 29lh o
July. Those 'hired minions' Of Buchan
an proposed to the people Of Ohio, 10 pu
their endorsement and seal upon the in
famous English Bill, and committed thei
State ticket 10 that test. The issu,
should be promptly accepted, and a deci
sive response truly returned.
More important still, il possible, ar
the elections in our several CongTessions
Districts. All over the Sla(s, the Demo
cracy have selected as candidates 70
Congress, either men, who, as presen
members, voted directly for the I.ecomp
ton scheme itself. OF else for its .meaper
substitute, which ultimately passed, o