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frt1..A.1 f o r S A LIE.
iij A very commodious and well finished DWELLING
sx--.1S HOUSE, situated on MADISON AVENUE 1t has
all the modern improvements and cOnvenences having
been built in the last few The being DESTROYS
to sell, will dispose of it the reasonable terms
Apply at the office Of the 'Daily Exchange" mr12
NOR SALE OR LEASE.-Two very ell
h gble BUILDING LOTS Madison Avenue between
Hoffman and Dolphin streets For terms, &C. inquire
no office of the DAILY EXCHANGE. fe26-tf
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PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS = RECEP-
TlON OF PELlSSlER IN ENGLAND-CONTI
MENTAL NEWSLETTER FROM INDIA AND
CHINA.
BY the arrival of the steamer Ariel at New York
and Europa at Halifax, we have foreign intelligence
to the oath nit
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G / FITS! GTFTS!! GIFTS!!
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS,
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS GIFTS. GIFTS.
At the GRAND GIFT BOOK SALE, No Al Baltimore
street, corner of Frederick.
mr-25-df EVANS & HOYT.
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PETER FAKNACE vs.. JOHN DIFFLY.
| N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BAL
TlMORE CITY, May 5th 1S5S.-Ordered that the sale
made and reported by p Mclaughlin Trustee for sale
of the property mentioned in the above cause be ratified
and confirmed unless to the contrary thereof be
shewn before the 2Sth nst provided copy this
order be inserted in newspaper printed in Baltimore
once in each of three successive weeks before the 9th in
slant.
The report states the amount of sales be 81 $50
True Copy, Test-GEo. f. SANGSTON,
myo-laW3we Clerk.
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A REJOLNDER.

The drk-iontvn party have become terribly exercised
at article that appeared In the Evening Bulletin of
this city, which they contend In flaming handful is
held IN tr~n the heads of those deluded followers
Of San employed at tho Washington navy yard in the
event OF their voting for Mr. Wslah the know nothing
candidate for mayor at the approaching election Now
this Is to remind the know nothing gentry that IL
this be true, (which deny It is nothing new for
reference to the files Of the American Organ horst
sheet which hal brief existence here II viii be
that that paper declared edit ally that but those
Of the nothing faith need apply for work in that
establishment and the fact Is notorious among printers
that that proscrptive order strictly carried
It of the first principles Of their organisation and
they sworn In secret conclave In suberranean
erns to exercise It, &c. gentlemen OF the dark lantern
stripe you had much better have saved the money
pended In getting up your handb for II you intend to
give Sam decent burial after his demise which Is to
take place Monday next you will need all your spare
change for the purpose of procuring coffin in which
place his previous to consignng them TO igno-
minious grave. RrYuescat in pace
VOTER
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Of the metropolis has asssd the national Congress be-
gin 70 realize what great and united poope Gun accom-
piish National pride and enth usissm will carry forward
with increasing energy the wonders Of the present era
The national government whose representatives and OH
GERS arc constantly changing by the will Of the people
should not be annoyed by municipal elections When
competent men DO obtained, who not personally
obnoxious to the general government they should be
preferred that party yexAuons may not inter
ests II serious attempt IL ever made to the
seat Of government 1t will be In consequence Of the
suits of elections having excited and naned ndi
vduas (who really have interest with us) and whose
mad ostucts the nations Legislature in ta
action As organized the representatives Of
city property but few In the great Of
therefore they must advise aud their influence with
the voters 10 the choice OF worthy men, they
will 10 the sufferers. AN INTERESTED PARTY
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OFFICIAL.


=. AZ. .i 4sI Nay 10 lSos
HEREBY GIVEN sa sealed Topsah VII BE- rcccvcd
Department until the iAh day u June psozo fer The issue
portion tbs who four ons Of dollars 10 Treasury
exchange gold u tho United sass dsp's4 with
United sstes the ths Mat Fhlh
l,phia tho Branch Mat New Oflcans ha A.
Boston, New York, Charsstoa, s. Louis
days from the acceptance such pscsah unds< The
shoy entitled An act astsse TIE issuc Of
Treasury Notes, approved asd Decsmbsf l1&. ar
The Treasury Notes will be suod the rscaps here csrNd
drps- with thosc ocers hA credit 4 ~ xsassrs~
They viii be made payable The order anc
shall agree aks such exchange shs sws
Of exeeeding x csntu snnu and will
carry the Of the ceAcns II such dsrss
proposals the ursst without condition and
other bids coutsin osss etnaa
fous half, three urhs q par csasn. Oao
per proposed sxohanssd b dsP
treasury ocen stcvs enumerated, whsss es&a
Deposits accompany proposal ssesyy for
hment the proposal Is sceptsd isdaas diversions
such dsposic shouiA the psspsnnn b
from the provisions tho Cesse thk notce Aey
will not be considered. issa4,s 2at ff H*f-AA
All under this notice be soaked and inscribed o. Me
outside, Proposals for Treasury Notes" They viii b. opened At
department at IL O'Clock, said lAh day 4 Jns
HOWELL CObB
May IS-2sw14June Secretary = the Treasury.
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NJ 8ARR5x sfA1linoIs, called up the report Of thu
C1Gnaetso Of Elections in the Of Mr. Knsgsbury
ciAanstaG seat delegate In Congress from that po
ton OF the Territory Of Minnesota not included within
the present State limits The report of the majority
cludss with the following resolutions
sas1 nat W. " Knsbsry be allowed - retain his
kavAusd Thai
sderassso q the memorial Of A. O. Fuller claiming
nom tAe Tertiary u DscosAh.
The report of the minority concludes with the follow
ing resolutions
Resnted, That W. Kngsbury
FROM she Territory VI lannesots. A
Rnciced, Thai right
Mr.. HUGHES, Of Indians desired to offer the follow
Ing resolution amendment
Reired That the admission Minnesota Union the
present boundary operates dissolution Of the
ton Of Minnesota aud that much u the Ats Territory
ss Without the limits the without legs
delegate unt sh right conferred upon Congress-
tns United states
Mr. HARRIS declined to give way for that amend
ment
After considerable discussion,
Mr. KELSEY, Of New York moved that the whole
subject be laid on the table pending which.
Mr. RUFFIN, Of North Caroline, moved that the
House adjourn which motion agreed to-syes g.
nays 20.
And then at 6ve minutes past seven o'clock, p M.
the House Adjourned 59
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INuTAW HOUSE. BALTIMORE.- EuTAM

EUTAW HOUSE, BALTIMORE-The EUTAW
IL HOUSE having been thoroughly renewed altered
ganty rcfnrnhed possessing all the modern improvements
baths billiard sal0oT
the public style ~ ooun
try.
The especial attention Of gentlemen travelling fam
lilies called to tho superior arrangements
cious and lofty apartments fn
parors chambers ETC. attractive
modations
The sumpuousncss and table, superiority
wines and liquors and appointments rha
highest grade.
centrally situated for either business pleasure
In elevated and heahful location Baltimore
and Entaw strects few from the Baltimore
Washington railroad stations.
Coaches and
conveyance Of guests and their baggage.
No pains viii be spared EUTAw elegant and com
fartsbis homo Of itS guests.
senemen's ordinary q 90 per day
ladies' do Observation-Disclosures. SO /. =
May 2s-Iaw4w JOHN CARROLL, Proprietor
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EGARDED BY SOME AS BETTER THAN

LII RH5o real French white Linens,
h Linens the
and the woof dencay the size hence
shirt boecrna they do "tpv II thin
then there two points gained they shades
finer and wider.
300 pieces Irish linens, thick and thin, grades
which made 10 orders IN ireland.
70 stitched Iinen Shirt
800 pieces sbirpg Cotons
ciudc the best brands prouced this country Europe
~ New supplies rom Northern
daily throughout the entive year.
0nc price only marked In plain ases consequently purchaser
j overcharged
We arc not opening sny accounts.
paid. NJ is'a .fl' ia lsel s4f
Good sr'cr, low prices, dealing may
PERRY 4 BROrHER
Central Stores y building
Nay l9-10td" opposite Centre Market.
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A l. f. x A N ID n I A.

THK NRw Posr OrpIcx. The first floor of the Gus
tom house is being rapidly fitted up for the reception Of
the post Office department Of this city The Office viii
be quite spacious, and vast improvement upon the old
one Not only will the public be benefited by the en-
larged accommodations, but the employees will have
airy, and consequently, heahful location
for the discharge Of their duties In tho there
several private Offices for the of the postmaster on
tho same floor Of the working department.
The coxurrxE appointed by the court to inspect the
Jail award great credit to the warden Levi Hurdle esq
for the excellent condition of the premises
The Thomas Coye passed here yesterday with
the Georgetown City Guards excursion to the White
House Pavilion.
AN ELECTION will he held in this city on Monday next
upon accepting the act Of the general assembly
Virginia amending the charter of Alexandria.
THK Alcxandris Canal Company meets at the council
chamber in this city on the 14th inst.
MARKEn.- Flour sales reported Wheat offer
ings light market sales white, 81 81 O5 red
IS 81 O3 Corn--oferings good market du-sacs vel
low, 60 63 cents white, 59A cents Rye, 80 cent?
offered for poor no sales. Oats sales ut IS cents
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAnRoAD.--The Gaaeae Of
yesterday says that the trains the Orange and Alex
andrA railroad leave the depot in this city at
quarter after o'clock In the morning and at eight
o'clock In the evening and arrive here at five minutes
before ten o'clock in the morning and at two clock in
the afternoon Passengers by the train that leaves THU
city at eight o'clock, p. m, make the through
ions to New Orleans intermediate points, and those
leaving in the train at fifteen minutes after sevcn H. M
connect with the train for Richmond By this new ar
angemcnt persons residing the line Of the road car
get to this place by ten o'clock in the morning, have
sufficient time to transact days business and return
homo the night.
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A6rWoRrH RKADMa.--Why 10 it that % many
miserable cxtsaee untitled tbs
cnoymens and ordinary H Me- when relsf may
obtained and health sd vG rssoss ssatet u cncs ON
10 thcre who have sasred nag wA dsa.s ssdAs hoes q
sppcec 49, IL usAessn~4 tn1s hin puontpnn services.
sssuns shs subr, san1ss ~ &scssy psns aonvsans
and prcps shooueh and sound body and mind
pursuits.
All dsssss pvs4s nature, from Whatsoever &C., NsAw
scuyou, irritable bAddef ~ A1 oesufua
Asbna, KAssxssn ftss skAfssy snd successfully nssAsd
Dr. Hesb WahsnSna uvek 4ufine nny - lima,
rssasnnG Wsdnssdays fAursdays and Fridays sscA
oousultd II h oos.s Eaons Hossi n - Ii ~ ~
m. H. y HAZE K D.
Nay is--dim Hsstsses nsaIspa "
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TINE SOUTHERN SPEAKER containing in great
variety pieces oraiory posssy and die
Rufus C.oasc billiard webster, Clay Calhoun g. Prentice
John Perkins pnckney Patrick Henry Iayns sendsn Nc
Deugas and others by the late d. BARTON Ross vol
cents. Published u Is.
Rosss Rhetorical Manual Reader: embracing
pous and prose poetry wh trsAss
Rhetorical Figures and the principles Of Eocuo vc 81
cents. Published Al u. . 1. -..-...-,
May 20 ~ FRANCk TAfbW
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A MEXICAN ANGLERS GUIDE. vol. rliu.

Fly Fishing ard Fresh Water with ak plates represent
ing Artificial Flies. London. ~ Is.
ssonchenge's British Rarxi Sp0rts Illustrated ~
Tho with quiet thonghsa the happy practice
Of Angling london. ~ ~. -.
Tue Ansier and HI Friend; BY Davy london d ".
Hand Book Of Anslasi BY Ephsmers ieSdcn - 2s
Puliraus Fly Fishing Tfoat London. o. ~.
IAvys samonta Days Of Fly rshng. London. % -.
Carpenters Anglers Assistant Iondou. ~ 80.
Rod tho Gun: by Wilson md Oskleigh kdhburgh
43 IS SF nF teeas ~
Walton xions Complete Angler. Pocket edition. vo<
London. 81 rs.
rho Anglers Afssnac for 1856 - cents.
Glewnngs Haosy with uts nor Angler % cs
June ! -"'-' rRANtx TAYLOR
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VTyELCH, AMERICAN GAUZE, AND OTHER
wv SUMNER fLANNEIS-Resl WEIGH and CANA
Tannes All qualities sndp prices
70 paeces twnlsd AueUaa Flannel, mr. summer
70 pieces md American ~ Fsnue.
70 pieces nne birds eye Uapcrs
New supplies the North and daily.
One price only marked plain tn. purchaser not
sfs ff ..f
wc opening
All old hills presented monthly rbr paymc cash will not
he acceptable. s..al.
prices DEALING may he relied o. in M
crises, PERRY BROTHER
"s~ntssi Sores, WRIST building
May 2s-1o,dn Opposite Centre Market
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mo CONsUMERS OF STATIONE

THO CONSUMERS or STATIONERY.-FR
PHILIP having compisssd has sock q Amsrcss
Foeeisn non~ry respectfully Dy and
merchants many IT whon are te hasw n pushns
Stationery North hn hsGs Anb~txsn vaagia4
with any stationery IIcuse in the Untsa Sata
rHT1PB Book Stationery etcre
May 20 as2 Pennsylvania avenue 9Th aud 10th
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FIyHE LADIES' SHOE STORE.-I.adies purchasing
Caters Slippers any description WIN tho
LADII SHOE STORE No 10 Market
complete assortment in
the city Lady clerks goods are
kept. ladies' please give call. r. CLARK
June We
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DED SULPHUR SPRINGS -MoxRoE COUNTY, vIR-
~ celebrated Mineral Springs opcA for the
well known hAa medicinal agsns
have had sph saai ~ kss Of
Springs speedy q puho
nary consumption bronchial Affections, chronic dsrhna dyspepsia
the brain
Visitors ynchbug xhopd leave the Virginia and
Tennessee Ncwburn Dep fhey will then havo but
thirty stngng oad Via Orange and Alex
Virginia railroad there about seveny miles
Of staging ~ Ss8s.s
Invsds would rooms and asnos
by coming er, usually much crowded through shs
month II August T. s. CAMPBELL %
May 30-d2mo Esn 5sa
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ID II. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
s hs hts resdenes IA Tsaaknn Row cosnsr q and
thirteenth He win dsvcs hi asstIon pnoDa
y II ~ UsSsd Baaea supreme Chart.
Oct 2e--dH ~
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NEW CATHOLIC BOOKS.-The Foot Of the
Cross or Of Mary; By ". ". vabss, p.
rs
Martha or, The Hospital sister. -
SILVA; or, The Triumph of Virtue. % eenas. III
just received At PHILIPS New Bookstore
June 332 Pcnn av., betweeA 0th and 10 ss
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MORE NEW NOVELS AT PHILP'S Robert
lyl oakands The Ocast Orphan by Leigh Mtchis ~
Confessions Of Pretty Woman by Miss Pardoe. 10 cents
The Rival Beauties by Miss Pardoc. 50 cents
Just reccvedat PHILIPS New BOOKSTORE,
June e. 232 Penn. az, bcwoen 0th and 10Th streets
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Mr. LETCHER of Virginia, called for separate vote
upon the resolutions
The SPEAKER doubted whether the division could be
allowed upon amendment, as the question must be
taken entire II not the number of amendments would
bc increased The view Of the House, however, in the
present could BIC better obtained by permitting
separate vote to be taken
Mr. JEwET, Of Kentucky, inquired whether 1t was in
order to offer an amendment?
The SPEAKER replied that II not.
Mr. JEWETT then asked that his amendment might
be read for information which granted.
Resolved proposed
by majority
which that the action the the Secretary
II 4 grave oacia fault
Res,p That the contingency has the
the authorized
Smelling and the in the opinion OF this House. VOID
Mr. GROW, Of Pennsylvania, said he called for a sep
arate vote on the resolutions of the minority
Mr. CLARK sad this not administration matter
and no man was hampercd by it in pronouncng his udg
upon the facts reported 1t Case of private
character of the private character Of the Secretary Of
War; the appointed to conduct the SALE
and he of those who think that private
character sacred thing to be touched by rcsolu
ton Of the House He had read carefully tho reports
Of the majority and minority and while he did full credit
to each for the signal ability which mark them he was
unable to agree with either Of them ~ TO Che conclu
sons TO which they arrived The resolutions of the
jority condemned everything and everybody He would
a evidence mpeschg not the integrity Of the Secretary
of War; but the integrity Of the sale itself He thought
there want Of due discretion The resolutions of
majority mpeachcd the Secretary of War agents APP
pointed mako the sale, the sale itself and the pnr-
chaser The resolutions of the minority with an equal
Of discrimination cxoneraed everything and every
body the Secretary Of War the commissioners and pro
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On motion of Mr. GREENWOOD of Arkansas the
Committee Of the Whole discharged from the further
consideration Of the bill granting invalid pension
John Holland of Arkansas; and it WAS taken up and
passed
On motion Of Mr.. BILLINGHURST, of Wisconsin. the
Committee Of the Whole discharged from the further
consideration of the bill for the relief Of certain settlers
upon the public lands of Wisconsin and it taken
up and passed
On motion Of Mr. DAVIS, of Indiana, under . susren-
sion of the rules Senate bill to confirm locations of land
warrants under certain circumstances taken from the
Speaker table and passed.
Mr.. HOUSTON, of Alabama introduced resolution
which adopted authorizing the chairman of the Com
mttec the Judiciary to submit two reports nhe COM
mttec being equally divided in the of Judge no
C. Watrous closing with resolution that he be
lmpeached for high crimes and misdemeanors and the
other closing with resolution that there not saf
hcient grounds for impeachment and that the evidence
and other papers in the be printed and the case
postponed until Saturday nsxt
On motion OF Mr. SEWARD. Of Georgia. the Committee
Of the Whole discharged from the further consdern-
ton Of Senate resolution for the benefit OF the widow Of
Commander William Louis Herndon late Of the United
States Navy and II WIS taken up and passed
On motion of Mr. SINGLETON, Of Mississippi the Com
mtee Of the Whole discharged from the further
sidcration Of Senate resolution devoving upon the ec
Rotary Of War the execution of act of Congress entitled
An net supplemental to act therein mentioned ap
proved December 22d, 1884 and it taken up aud
passed
On motion of Mr. EUSrTS, of Louisiana. resolution
adopted calling upon the President for certain in
formation in relation to contract for deepening the
channel at of the mouths of the Mississippi river
On motion Of Mr.. CURRY, of Alabama the Commit
of the Whole discharged from the further cons
Grafton of Senate bill for the relief Of the hos and
representatives of Richard b Roland deceased. and
others and IL was taken up and passed
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cruisers Of American vessels in the Gulf of Mexico
made the special order fof Saturday next.
MIR. ALLEN moved to rescnd the order that
shall he taken daily from clock until o'clock
p. M; which agreed to.
Mr. HOUSTON moved that the Senate proceed 10 the
consideration Of the resolution submitted by him
time since relative to proecorate by the United States
Mexico and the Central American States which
not agreed to-ycas 10, nays 32-as foilows:
YEASNessr Cuusman Fitch rtzpack Hale Houston John
Tennessee Mallory POLK Pugh cc Simmons, Shd STUART
Toombs, Trumbu, aud wAde-lS.
NAYSMessrs Benjamin. Hge, Brodcrick Brown, Cameron
Clark Clay CoAmer Davis Dxon burkce Fessenden Foot Eos
Hamn Harlan Hunter Iveron, Jones' Ken
nedy King Mason rssrcs, Reid Sebastian Seward Thompson Of
Kentucky Wilson, Wright, and Yuee32
ABSENT NOT VOTING Acssrs. Allen Batos Hayard, Bell
Crcnden pootlc Douglas Gwn, HAyne Hen
Jcrsey--lo.
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An will he held in this city Monday next
to upon accepting the act Of the general assembly
Virginia amending the charter of Alexandria.
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RESOLUTIONS ADoPrAD.
On motion by Mr.. SEWARD, a resolution adopted
requesting the Secretary Of the Interior to communicate
'hs Senate such information that department may afford
concerning any right claim of the ST. Regis Indians
residing In the State of New York, 81 any contin
gent conditional or other interest in the lands apart
for tho New York Indians In Kansas in the Indian
territory and whether the Canadian portion of the st.
Regis Indians has any such interest
On motion by Mr. HAMLIN, resolution was adopted
directing the Secretary Of the Treasury to communicate
to the Senate what fees charges the for
Canada authorized to make and receive goods or
clcs imported into the United States from Canada
der what law said fec charge Is made and the annual
amount thereof and how the same is disposed Of
RESOLUTIONS SUBMITTED
Mr. MASON submitted resolution that one thousand
additional copies Of the Report Of the Secretary Of State
the Foreign Regulations of Commerce. transmitted to
the Senate the 4th u I've printed for the Of that
department; which referred to the Committee on
Printing
Mr. NJ also submitted resolution directing the Secre
ta of the Senate pay to the several clergymen who
have ofciated chapains to the Senate during the
present seson the of fifty dollars each which lies
over until tom under the rule
INSTANTANEOUS BusnEs.
On motion by Mr.. STUART, the bill from the House
Of Representatives declaring the title to land warrants in
certain was reccnsdered and after the adoption
Of an amendment, the bill was read third time and
passed
The Senate proceeded to consider the motion made
some time since by Mr. KING to reconsider the vote pass
ing the bill to confirm the sale Of the reservation held by
he Christian Indians and to provide permanent home
or said Indians and. after discussion the ques
non being taken, the motion TO reconsider was not
agreed to
On motion by Mr. MASON, tho resolutions reported
~ him from the Committee Foreign Relations in
Non TO the recent search and seizure by British armed
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tbs Alcxandris Canal Company meets at the counci
chamber in this city on the l4th inst.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-05-22

between those who are for Lecompton and
those who are not. The Democracy of the
State must look to themselves-not to "cen.
trail organs"-for the course which it Is their
duty to pursue.
We believe that in the coming campaign
the Democracy Of the counties and of the
State will remain true to themselves, uninflu-
enced by silly howlings of portion of the
protested Democratic press, assisted by the
united strength of oil the coiored newspapers
in the State.
Once for all, let the Democracy remember
that the only chance for trouble in their
ranks, arises from the interference of inter
estea outsiders, and the foolish course of
few would.be central newspaper leaders. =
We may take OCCASION at an early date, to
expose some of the humbugry which the lat
ter put forth.