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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

DANIEL s. HoUGH. AUCTroNEER-wLLL SELL AT
~ public auction 70 morrow fruesdAy) May IL 81 l9H
a, NJ, from the five story private residence No rs West
Twenty third London and Eighth avenue
superb assortment Of the finest kind Of and chamber
bou ehold furniture all In dnc order. newspaper adver
tsemen inadequate for description The Joined list
contains only portion of the goods. viz - .
Dining roOms-Carved walnut buffet extension table, st.
Nicholas dining and chairs splendid mirrors bronze gas
6xures tapestry carpets together with all the china and s
belonging the house cut glass ware of every con
cevsble description; silver service i've pieces large Sill
ssver cssrs and forks hager caster with cut
bottles baskets &c ivory cutlery In SETS besides
. large variety of unique table ornaments.
ParlorCarved suit In crimson and maroon satin
solid rosewood centre and pier table recepon and recum
bent chairs and wall eegere elegant
plate pier glass gold Frame sdys escretoe lned
with satin wood velvet and rugs bronze gas fixtures
heavy lace window drapery several very large
and splendid bronIes also paintings by emint artists also
variety Of elegant Dresden china Paran figures
msnte decoraops Of Eunns& Fischers soen-
octave pianos nearly ne
perfect and fully warranted stool and cover music
ne &C. besides OF other articles which 10 be up
preciat<d must be seen.
Chambers-rapesry carpets, carved rosewood bedtesd,
with rich canopy splendid hair mattresses 40 10 GO
holsters and pillows ane blankets and beddng rose wood bu
commodes china toilet sets rosewood bookcase
6ne epsravngs Elegant carved mahogany bedeads bu
waehsApds sofas chairs atr carpe
&C Descriptive catalogues had At the house only
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DANIK. 8. HOU0H. AUCTIONEER.-D. 8. HOUGH
IL will sell. this day. Monday May TO- at l0k AN. pre-
csey all the conssn. Of the large five story residence 50
Clinton place Eighth street. between Broadway aud Fifth
The house is furnished with the most elegant and
costly furniture throughout and has been but Little used
Parties quest Of fine furniture VIII find this sale well wor
thy Of their attention.
The following only partial description Of the goods
contained In the house, viz
In The basement tapestry carpets oak extension table,
buffet chairs china dinner and ivory cutlery cus
silver plated sets forks spoons casters &C.,
together with al the kitchen utensils belonging 20 the house
The payors furnished with velvet cArpets three ms
ve rosewood parior sus in satin sod rose
wood CENTRE dc pier tables corner and wall etegeres
msnte2GAaaea mAnio ornAuen8 bronze figures,
classical groupa embroidered Lace window curtaans
and oval glasses easy reception and re.
cunbent chairs merorious oil painting bronze gas futures
library secretary elegant rosewood
seven octave piano. keys and ut ladies work tables
music cabinet together with INFINITE variety Of works OF
art and decorations, too numerous to mention
the Chamber superbly carved rosewood bedsoads
bureaus oomode: wsrdrobes gssses eouchss
cottage chairs dressing tAbles fne hair mse
spring bees feather beds holsters and pillows, ourtins
shades, &c. .
double bedsteads and the corresponding furniture 10
match
A.o very superior suits Of richly enameed bedroom
furniture Catalogues to be had at the house only Bale
commences at l01I A. n. precisely.
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TRY GOODS AT AUCTIoN.-JOHN BOYD. AUG
IL uoneer will sell Monday May TO- 1883 at the store
No. 1855 Spring street at 10Y O'Clock splendid assortment
Of dry goods consisting OF silk sh,wls bsregss lswns
&c without reserve quantities TO suit purchasers Terms
.ach
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BALES AT AUCTION.

T MORIARTY. AUCTI0NEER-wILL SELL AT ITS
Chatham square at 10Y o'clock chairs sofas sofa bed
tables mirrors oil paintings ~ pairs hne blankets feather
beds hair mattresses and assortment Of carpets &c.
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SALES AT AUCTA " y

A UCTI0M SALE OF UNRKDEEnED IA M-ruosday.
Nay H. Al The auction room i9a wnam street, hss siysr
msnt Of diamond swery, Duplex and Level wsE have
ware, guns pistols dry goods and clothing whfca Of A.
NAMED ons year and upwards Sale by era~
ADOLPHU0, pAwnbroker. -
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tables mirrors oil paintings ~ pairs hne blankets feather
beds hair mattresses and large assortment OF carpets &C.
IN. PAINTINGS AT AUCTION, LARGE SALE OF
al the saesroom 2S Brosdway opposite Ste warts In this
collection VIII be found splendid copy Of Coles Voyage of
ncent fruit piece valued $3.50 superb Madonna valued
$500 Also very hne Eyangeline; one large painting Bat
xs 'nment "a splendid pair. by J. W. Moore two beaut
sSr> ean scenes; two little gems, Paul and Virginia; and
thsr ICE and valuable paintings just received all OF
hcb wgy ne sold without reserve. Frames and paintings
WA tnoass. Terms cash. Paintings carefully packed for
Shipment '0"i' H"' i'oN' Auo''noo''
DImARDs xIro, SLANp. AuCrIoNEER -sALEsRooM
IL is Broad vay-A le:day Nay II At io1 oclook on "A
credit Of four m,aths KlA klNusLAND 70 wiz
ware brushes &c Trade OF hardware every Tuesday
ana Friday For psvrcuarS $50 COURIER ana enquirer
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w 8 MELLoR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE

w g MELLOR, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
W of the entire stock Of the looking glass and picture
100 Fulton street. New York, Tuesday and
Wednesday May and IL commencing At lO O'Clock each
day sold OF dissolution of partnership The
comprises heavy French plate pier, mantei and oval
mounted In the finest gold frames and OF the latest
approved designs OIL paintings by Amercan and
European sr,ists about 100 in number mounted in rich
Of which valuable and worthy the
aen Also about 800 choice engraviogs
The stock has been expressly for custom
saIes The mirrors Of the best French plate and
rAned whole Of which viii positively be sold without re
serve worthy the special attention OF the trade and
parties about Furnishing hotels and dwellings Pur
cbasers goods boxed for the prem
sea Terms cAsh-cty funds Deposits required, satsfac
tory auconeer The trade are invited 70 attend as the
Descriptive catalogues issued morning OF
sale The win be continued weekly until me entire stock
IN closed eff
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spruce streetPerempory sale Of household furniture
farming utensils &C. Monday May TO- 1855, at IL
A M the resdence OF Tunis Ryer deceased, at Fort
Washington consisting of sofas bureaus chairs bedsea u.s.
ocohA kitchen utensils, crockery, glassware &C. &c.
Also, farming utensils, two cows, &C Sale positive.
NyHOs vEIrCH, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. 10
Spruce sree.-Sherhs sale OF boots shoes leather &c.
Monday, May TO- nj 10 At 10 spruoe street consisting
quantity Of leather can akin boots and shoes
Congress esers and also quantity Of calf skin and cole
leather. &C.. &c. JOS. CORNELL. Deputy Sheriff.
THOMAS d. DOUBLEDAY, AUCTIONEER-PUBL
Administrators sale OF grocery and liquor store and
lodging house. with fixtures contents and two ase OF
the premises No 63 Grand street uesr the ferry on Mon
day day of May, 10 o'clock being the property Of
John Bocher deceased. Sale positive for cash BY order
Of the Surrogate. TH0AASC G: FIELD,
Public Administrator.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

TSDwARD sCHENCR, AUCTIONEER.--To THE JEwEi.
~ ~ trade Assignee sale OF large stock Of jswery-E
n sCHkNCK will sell auction Wednesday, May Is,
at Ii A. M their sAieroom Nassau street. the above
stock OF Of pins esrngs and brscelet
vcs chains gold and silver watches plain and
sei with stone together with large variety Of jewoy To
he sold In lots 10 suit the trade. BY order OF
oo "''1 " ~ " ~ A. NEIssMANN, Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

EDWARD sCHRNCK MISUNDERSTANDING,
NJ NAV IL at III O'clock IS Nassau street. for convent
enee OF sale. e. Az. H. sCHkNCk viii sell thettock o.
large nsoyent shp importing house among
which wines and brandies ntrnsicsy worth from four
70 erb dollars per gallon fully warranted Conno sseurs
Are invited 10 samples ONCE previous 70 sale
Also Havana large stock fishing tackle tn great
variety; iron safe mAps Monday Nay N, We shall
awning valuable horse and Concord wagon
nearly new Full particulars In Tuesdays Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

A YOUNG WIDOW LADY. LATELY FROM THE
~ country with no ncumbrsnce and very limited
usnance in the city wishes make the acquaintance OF
elderly gentleman high social position IN society with
Post Olce,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

AdI BROADWAY
fff MATT PEEIi6 CAMpBEII4
CROwDKD NIGHTLY.
ANOTHER NEW PROuRAhMK
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mrs. Gruniy-T3ompson's fsiure.
Darke's Dream-ArAba-
MATT PERL 10 New Acts.
PULL BACK-AfyIt CHORUH
Tickets Is cenA DIR. y. A J0N0B Axeuk-
LyRANRiIN MUSEUM II GRAND STREET. ONE DOOG
IL from Broadwsy-Two performances every dap. co.
memo M the afs and s In tho eveaha
THIRD WEEK. OF TIKI RE OPENING.
0rca, sensauon 70 ace the new troupe Of Model AtsaA
acknowledged by all u be the
Fourteen magnificent viii be given eve
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Amongn oilers The Three 0rsces Shower OF Gold nAn
OF the hmazops &C. Also engaged he charmlss asEW.
Nile lie Roy the pretty danseuse, Miss Adelaide, tog0R
with the original and far famed
FEMALE MTN6TRKIS,
compoed entrely Of ladies Don't forget 70 visit The Y
lin Doors nj and at u ~ and ~ g. Al
81: The -.
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sHIPPIN0.


GREAT INDUCTION " xAR1 70 AND ~
" TUROrE.
From n sw York 70 Southampton HavrS cd broo0~
fHst cabin. $50. Second cabin. -
Cerhossss issued tor paesSxs 10 apd from EuroVs ~
ina nrst class paddle whe0 sea1nsAps
MONT STAN, ZOO tons, Il L. rtnkepaugh mA1sRi
Ahikl 90 toms O. ID. Ludlow. master;
I'll sl rom pier No North River New York NJ nooo ~
ctseiy. carrying ths UNITED az ArEa NAIIA vtx-
LEAVE Nuw YORK
souTHAnYroE, BREMEN rog o0UrhAHrvo9
And BREhEa. ScuraAuProH, RoR uuy Yo11
ARIEL May Is June "a June "
North Star. June L. July To- July II
Theee qe4mshlps touch u HAvre. Speo delivered n Lo9
don And PafA Fo passaxs or freight apply .
d. T0RRANCE, Aren't
No Bowling 0roea, New YotL
DARE KKOUUMO.
u STEAM TO sourHaRroM AND HAwIA-H
magnificent geamahip vANDERBMr $40 touh. Z. y
Lefovre master. viii sail VIII the kAH6:-
rRon NEW Y0Rx Ysoa scvIKAxY1Oa
o0UTHAMFrOM HAVE Y01x
Saturday. .........May = Wednesday. ..........yuns
6aturdAy :.........July 5 Wednesday. July .
Price q paasase:-Ftrl cabin 500; soeoal eabtn. -
Specie delivered In London and Pax1a,
rorpassage aad frsi9hs apply Y
b. rOREANU1 ASsnA
No Bowling 0roea, Nov Y06
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

fiction NOTICE.. VAN ANTWERP HAVING
reoved frnm hs old stand TO the spacious No -
Wsm street liberty his nert regular irsde sale OF
viii take nj 10 O'Clock Tuesday May III, AZ
sx Including fun set of thirty high cost double barre
rone pieces English Of the Manufacture OF GODDARD Ellis
Eiddietpn, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

EDWARD sCHRNCK AUCTIoNEER HORSES AND
u carriages-E az. H. sCHENCK VIII sell al suction on
TUESDAY H. O'Clock their salesroom 81 Nassau
street. span long tail horses and eight
Ole: D particular.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

uCrION CLEARING SALR-wITHOUr RESERVE
"A O'Clock, nj Si Bowery Choice second hand furni
Of marble top centre table and wsshatands
desk and bookcases sofas chss furnure
.inui toilet marble sb and mahoganyburesus bedseas
h.ir mauresses carpets paintings, and numerous other
no"'esee'"s CR0NELfsN co, Aucioneers
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ucIIoN NorTcE.-A LARGE AND VALUABLE As.

UCf1ON NO1ICE.-A LARGE AND NALuABbs IS ~,
"A sfment OF household furniture comprising one bne
Toned ptsnofopte do On and oae ossve msne
D., The city makers three spendd msnte sasses
e per aas 5xlO5 inches, mahogany bookcases eplend
ahgepy black walnut wardrobes made by houx one o.
fhs pes makers IN New York, mahogany AMI other bed
peads vasbstands suits In satin brOcae ana ns
rioh; chatrs mahogany AUD rosewood tsbles with mMee
so,s velvet tapestry ana ingrap ocoh, silver
srd ware pshogsns dcsts mahogany and black walnut
xteneiou ahea rods fire sets chandeers asures
1c togeher large number OF feather beds, holsters
pillow goods too numerous 10 mention Will take
.ee his dav at 9oclock las spring street Deposits
INJURED. IuOS. M tON'AObhiOEt hucaoucoI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

ID roorns Wloughby street Pearl street. Booki
Friday, May ls 10 O'Clock Large sale Of furrturs
suits Of parlor furniture rosewood nut and mahogany
mahogany. walnut and painted chamber furniture. RAJ
hogany wardrobes, ladies' do, with mirror front; cl
carpets oilsloA., &C.; 80 Az o'clock r. M, several ,S,1
carved pianos, oetaves, BY George Hesrns, Boston,
1000; do. BY Haynes Bros, octsves. coat $780,
mouldiDss oosyss BY Ely aunger IL other excellent
large French plate glasses richly carved frames The
pianos examined Thursday afternoon and evening"
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MATRIMONIAL.

n aIrTvopE MUSEUM CAN BE sEsrEO BY MIGHT
ID vees or month By application 70 the lessee RoBER1
SPRING, Baltimore.
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will take place At wAlIACKs THEATRE on saturday l5h
May, which abe will appear FOR THE LAST
T1NE previous W her departure for Europe.
The committee feel happy being enabled 70 state that hey
already received the handsome proers OF services
from Leading Italian artists dstng ulshed dan
this city and almost drsmac artist OF
United promising render the per
every respect hng buLe y who unites
ruch high ability such Unable private worm
wi chairs VI " par
quet and dre.s circle 81: family circle ~ usual
book NOT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

w MR. DYOTr
respectfully announces his bsnt for MONDAY evening
peariux turing the present
The great comedy Of TIKI BELLIES STRATAGEM, in
cudng In Its cast Messrs Blake Letter Dyot venpOr
Mrs. Boey Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Vernon &c
After the comedy Edgar A, Poe's sublime poem, entitled
TYR RAVEN, will be Z. cited by Mr. A. Waters To
Glide with Tie very laughxb farce sailed the
WANDERING MfNSTREI.
(who haa ktnely volunteered his seryicesJ
In which he will sing tho hcsrtrendi ng ditty of
WILKINS AND HIS DiNAH
perfcruaed aud by him co. mig hs In England
Mr. % hopes his present ID health him from
personally spprising AL his frieuds Of the above event
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DRYANT'S MIEsTREIS.
ID Mechanics Hall, Az Broadway above Grand street
Monday, May III, and every night during the week, -
DAN BRYANT viii dance his inimitable plantation Es-
SENCE OF OLD VIRGInNY. .
New Songs, Dances Bano solos, Queer Sayings, Comcsi
THREE HUNTERS CONCERT MUSTARD.
SAWDUhT ACROBATS
Doors open Tt At B. Tickets rs cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

GARDEN PLANTS AND FLowERs-WM ~ hoiI ii
" vAIp viii sell this day, and every DAY this weet ~ As
seed No John street. At los O'Clock moss ohmbins
monthly honey suckles grape vines wssAraa
cahaa yerbenas tuberosos giadioas pansies Ac 40 IN
ane order Henderson Jersey CITY Descriptive cAla
logues. Rvery couyenience for pscknG and snpp,ns.
IIENRY b. HERrs JR, AUCrfoNEER-BY HERrs
III MOSS will sell Tuesday May H. nj los O'Clock Az
Use No 81 Pine street. the entire balance OF sock
Of choice greceree rising teas sugars candles soaps
sp,ees Ae brsndes wines liquors Of the finest brands
Isvapa aegars Ac Also, two Herrugs safes Office furni
ture sale positive and all the goods must be sold 70
rn4e The concern. Terms cssh IN city funds-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

WIN: WRITER'S. AUcrIosEER. WILL SELL, ON
w Tuesday. ut l0r O'Clock at eS Grand street. Williams
burg balance large and extensive stock OF cabinet
furniture Of old we'll establishment consist
geiher with horse light wagon, harness sleigh bells two
soe furniture i,on safe desks
chairs The the above be sold peremptory
and offers OF the best opportunities offered In
williamsburg and housekeepers supply them
with good and substsnts furniture iy order OF
A. W. Barnes, ESQ, assignee Catalogues on day OF sle
SAILS IN shipA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

(uuIIAM ABBOTT AUCTIONEER-o%PICE NO 81
w Chatham will sell this day Al 10 O'clock, the fur
niture liquors. contained In the drink
ing and dining saloon No 20 West street Deposits required
as the goods removed Immediately After the sale
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GCDWARO HCHENCK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
N Court Club House 500 broadway. e; Az. scHENck
will sell at auction, Saturday, May l5 at l0I A. as
shove all the IN rure used by club consisting Of Brns
sells Competing Canton mating drugges, two very large
FRENCH glasses window curtains and cornces very
costly gas chandeliers and other hxsure reading room
frnire III elegant tables, % stand tables. mahogany
cbsirs cane seat do sofas chairs oclohs two besud
i billiard tables with many other articles used
In A club house. Sale peremptory.
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TTupsoN RIVER RAIfRoAD.-ExPREss TRAIN
III Tor Albany and Troy stopping =; principal s's ~,
bers street at N 20 A. NJ and r. NJ through acc1
md dalton train At 10 NJ. A. y. SMITH, superintendent
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ANEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
IN ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing NondAy, sey ) 1889
Trains leave The depot corner OF White and cenre sree"
soH NJ Man train stopping at wlismsbridse and an
els n For white Pisins stopping at all intermediate
stsiions. -. -. - -, -. ...
SO A n wiulsmsbridge train, stopping Al all n'erms
lois n wiliismsbrdse train, stopping al all nierme
iva white Plains train, stopping all intermediate
aSPM wursmsbrdse train, stopping At all inierme
soP n white Plains train, stopping at AL intermediate
sScs NJ Dover Plains train, stopping wnlsnsOrdse
saP.M. wiifsmsbridre train, stopping At all inserns
as NJ white Plains train. stopping At all stations
Returning. trains leave Albany for New York at
7isA NJ Nail train stopping All stations north o. snd
NrEw HAVEN AND HARLEM RAILROADS NOTICE.
N -sTTDIEYS Express calls for baggage for all trains
- euher ot the above roads; also for all other raroais
leaving New York also attends TO he
he removal Of baggage, dc New York Brooklyn williams
ros,s avenue Csual and Broadway Of Neos
hal store and No. 4 sands street, Brooklyn.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
r. Tbe syeat central 70 the west time At least a.
shor, ana rates % fare and freight low At All lines AZ ~
sr, M yorh 70 any point in he entire West call he
sor@.,v's once No fisior House, Nev York.
""Ss-' D. Il. FiLIQTr, Passenger Age,t
LEBCB zee Freisb, Ayers
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NOR SAVANNAH AND FLORInA-rHE AMERICAN
II Atlantic Screw Steamship Companys and first class
stesm ship MONTGOMERY, r. Croker comm nder VIII
leave pier No u Northrtver on saturday May is Al tococ
W. precisely Freight reduced until further notice v
cents per Passage 10 savannah, with unsurpassed &C
comrnodaous, SIS Insurance cent effected Al our
once. Apply TO H. y. CROMWELL. 4 Co, 50 West street.
NOR CHAIR ESTON-THE STEAMSHIP ATLANTA,
II cant L. " Iayded, will leave pier No " North river
on saturday May IS At O'Clock r precisely. CABIN
fb Freight reduced until further notice 10 cents
per foot Insurance y per cent effected At our ONCE Ap
toHB CROMWELL 4 co.. 81 West sNeei
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-03-26
NUMBER TO-
A KANSAS LETTER FROM A Pro
SLAVERY wH1G.

l z n . 1 Fl I. . Z
We have before us a letter writtcn from
Leavepworth, Kansas Territory to a gen
tleman ofthis city. The writer is, strictly
speaking, Southern man, devoted to
Southern interests. Ho cannot, however,
endorse the manner adopted by the Ad-
ministration in regard to She Lecompion
Constitution. From his letter We mako
the following extracts; 3 ~ faEqis
'.The Territory is quiet but we ha=o
been in turmoil hore from our FIRST advent.
Two extremes have been constantly max
ing us the scapegoat Of ell their wrongs.
The thicying Abolitionists set out 10 mould
our institutions by thrusting a lot Of itin-
Grant vagabonds upon us to carry all our
elections, while the border counties deter
mined to beat them at their own game;
which they did, and beat them at it badly.
Thus far they were right. However, cx-
tremes beget extremes, and their intcrfer-
enee did not stop where il should. They
meddled with our private affairs until they
rendered themselves ridiculous. The Alb
olitionists placed themselves in a rcbellious
attitude and involved the country ina
civil war, which has been renewed from
time to time as these negro thieves could
find pretext to resist, the execution Of
the law. So matters worked until tho
Democratic party assumed possession, and
as thcy claimed to be the law aud order
party, / set out honestly to cooperate with
them but persistsently refused to surren-
der my Wing indentity, j have so far
operated with the Democrats against Abo-
litionism, but I find their leaders are cor
rupt, and [ shall assume heneeforth, the
stand of q National American Pro-slaycry
Whig, what have been all my life. /
came to Kansas to make permanent home.
was accustomed to the institution Of slas
very and sought by allahorest meansst TO
establish it here, / justified tho Missou-
rians so far as they played back the game
of the Yankees, but never have justified
wilful wrong. Consequently Tam down
on the Lecompton Consultation. The i'm
strumont. itself is ,demogoguish, and while
| deem the submission Of a constitution to
a vote of the people a new tangled system,
yet the manner of the submission was an
insultto tho people, and / would not coun-
tenance it. h rifea ndBif 4sa5
/ /" The election for State officers was pcr-
haps ali right enough, but an attempt was
made by somebody, cant say who, to
palm off some most outrageous frauds,
in order TO procure the election of Demo-
Gratis, / know that the majority is against
us, aud to that. I will submit. As I will
not live in free State, expect to leave
here as soon as / can sell to advantage
I-eNJau Gdftn azd FasHFGDW lrE EeHf45rio