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Rhodes
Observation-Disclosures &alF,
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DIR. m e Higgins


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Ser. ct. Difriftgourt. - Der
lausmeilise Brc5cB BON Geo. Wbite unb Inoes
rem se9en Das Sdiff Safe Sopper ialeppie li6
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BON aqgeneinerem Sntereiie ppr.
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$4,000. t~qahHH3lSt9 3aNIa3AnfQslFI 10 N#t 4lIf ~ ]
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What RscDa 0&,TiafSc Post Masters
.. ~ Should do. .-.- -.".H..

Every Democratic post master throughout the
country should use his eDdeavors to circulate
Democratic newspapers, instead o. ass isting to
get up clubs for such papers as tho New York
Tribune, and other black republican papers. ANY
man that holds an Office from the Democratic
party, and will assist in circulating weapons that
do all they can TO overthrow the Democratic
pirty, Should be removed from his Office nstan-
ter. If the Republicans make up clubs Tor their
organs and their papers come to the Office with
the name Of the subscribers written upon it, let
it be distributed as cheerGully as Dcmhcratic
paper. But ifth2rc is 10 name on it, let the law
be fulfilled, and the papers that have no name
written on ii, thrown among the waste papers
Of the Office. No man can be good Demo
crat that assists in getting up clubs for papers
that are enemies to the Democratic party. And
we reteat, that ifahy P. NJ. or his depnlics as
sist in any manner, in getting up clubs for op-
position journals, their heads should come of;
and VIC will DO all that lays in our power TO have
them taken off Ifthe Democracy were not in
power, there is not a pest Office in the VIII, IL
Union that would have, a Democrat in it. Lei
Democratic post masters remember that. liz
that labors not for the Democratic party labor:
against it.
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lFrom the Washington Union. Nov 23ll
The L Lieutenanis---Whcrc are They


lFrom the Washington Union. Nov 23ll
The LieutenaniS---Wherc are They
s1-eEY TO gOl -
WepublislIthe congratulatory speeohof Judge
Douglas, recenfly delivered at Chicaeo5 IN our
last issiie YIthapt comment. We lave no de-
sire TO ertcse 4 at all, or even toerihcIse sorno
palpAble errors pf statement whishft embOdies.
Ne annjsAe Che eiIortnOw only lor the pnr-
pose oIexciuding the conclusion which might
be drawn from the silent publication,of it, that
we concur in its propositions. In some partic-
ulars this would be impossible.
Take, for instance, the two declarations, that
the result in Illinois sis triumph Of the princ-
pies fselEgovernment over congressional inter-
ference and Executive dictation" in the matter
of the Lecompten constitution; and that "llli.
noiS is -noI greeted all oyer the Union as the
Oaly northern State that was not overwhelmed
in the recent election" 10 Now, IL these elections
turned upon the Iecompton issue, as the Phila-
Gep phia Press asseyerates that'it did in Pennsyl-
vania, as Mr.. Adrian maintains that it did in
New jersey, and as Haskin claims that it did in
Westchester, to say nothing OF what the Trib-
une and Post boast as to New York; then Iii
nois is not the only northern State that "was
netoyerwhelmed in the recent elections" II
! L GnllSONduid WAS OfGlMuSiiuSu IOh- 10 IL
that Forney claims so brilliant victory in that
State over the very Congressional interference
and Executive dictation," which Mr. Douglas
claims 10 haEe been rebuked in Illinois? 1.-THE
| Democracy in Illinois have not faltered, how is
it that Haskin, the nominee OF the republicans
triumphed on this very same issue in Wesches.
ter? Fas Forney been 'oyerwhelmed?" has
/ Haskinp has Adrian been overwhelmed"
| And yet these men claim to have fought the
good fight along with Judge Douglas, and (albei
with the aid OF black republican nominations
and yo;es) to have come otfas he did, conquer.
ors and more than conquerors over that Apol
! lyon or Polyphemus-the Lecompton monster
Is the claim Of Forney and his eastern anti Lc
compton colleagues true, or the declaration o
Judge Douglas? Doea the Judge desire to dis
mis- his leutenants from the democratic service
and turn them over to the opposition? Is tht
alliance of Messrs, Foney, Adrain, and Has
kin so uncomfortable TO the Illinois leader that ht
must needs leave them to Shift for themselves
in the ranksof the republicans who aided ant
comtorted. them in their anti Lecomptcn strug
gle? -...-, .....
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"rAE WAYoF THE WompN-Ihe Cleve.
land Ptaiaiealsr pouGag Democratic paper,
publishes a long article from the Chicago Press
mi TtfJUse blacksuarding the administration oi
James Buchanan; and the next day it publishes
glorifration editO,inl rejoicing over the sus-
pcrsion Of this same Chicago Press ard tribune
That's the way the worl goes" Use a man
as long as you can, and when YOU can't use him
any longer, give him Kick down hill, and re-
rejoice over his downMll. 1874"
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nion, and drive back the dark fatal cloud Of sec
tional animosity. ("Souud doctrine" and ap-
plauseA Illinois now occupies the proud posi-
tioa. .ofhaying fought the good fight; Illinois is
noS greeted an. over the UniOn-Noith and
Serth, East and and West as the only northern
State that was not ovsrwhelmed in the recent
elections. (Chesrs.) 10 what cause do the
democracy Of Illinois owe this triumph? II is
due 70 fidelity to principle. (Applause.) IN
Illinois The true principle efpopular sovereignty
has been sustained; in Illinois the Cincinnati
platform has been strictly adhered to; in Illinois
the democratic organization has been maintain
ed. (Six cheers, and long continued enthusi-
asm.) In Illinois there have been no new tests
nterpolated into the democratic platform, (ap-
plause; Yin Illinois democrats have never been
prosecuted because of differences ofopinion, pro
vided they renamed inside of the democratic
party and abided the usages Of its organization,
(cheerS;) m hlinoisa liberal, tolerant, just, and
generous policy has prevailed; and in Illnoi is
glorious triumph has rewarded that policy. Gap
plause.) + syfrrrr -rvY-r ,rsr-ygrr,r
trasted with the disasters in others, furnishes
lesson., Let the bitterness that has been excl
ted, let the angry passions that have been arou-
sed, be buried with the contest out Of which
they arose. GOOD and cheers.) Let US meet
our iellow-citizcus who differ with us in politics
the same as if there had been no angry feeling
engendered. It's our duty to consolidate the
narty, to begin to combine our forces for the iu-
ture, in order that we may present full, uni
ted, invincible front to abohtonism and all OF
its allied armies. (Cheers.) Ifwise and pa
triotic councils now prevail, the great battle OF
popular sovereignty has been fought and the
victory won forever. (Cheers.) five expect
| to maintain our liberties as our fathers trans.
mitted them to US. We must be vigilantl and
watehful, preserving our organization, and ever
ready to present united and irresistible front
to the common enemy wherever he makes his
appearance. (Chcers.) N@s '4"t sa
My friends, will now renew to you my
grateful and profound Acknowledgements for the
magnificent demonstration which you have
made to night. When | arrived home on the
10th Of July last, and was welcomed by such
countless multitudes, never expected again to
see such crowd. ('This is not hall what we
can do" await till" &C., The battle is over
now, and the victory won, and again'I see a
crowd before me even larger than that which
greeted me on my return home. confess tina
that was so large that | never expected to see
another. ("We are all for Douglas" and
cheers.) | have not venturcd to suppose that
this celebration is intended as pleasant com
pliment to me. CIT is' ''it iI'' and applause }
| feel more pride and satisfaction in the belle
that it is your heartfelt offerings Of devotion Ia
those great constitutional principles with which
my life is inseperably connected. again return
you my grateful thanks. .1.r,n- ~ a."
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01FThe story thar is g,ins Che rounds oftho
black republican papers hat Gen. Burns whip
ped the editor Tic Cos'octon dge few days
since. (although said od;tor, richly deserved a
trOnncinS) is not correct. Thia editor was
whipped by joseph }urns,Jr. = son o the Gen
eral. The General al the time Of the affray Was
in Roscoe. --L ------ -------- III
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Chief Ea,stice fancy.

1t gives us pleasure to see that the venerable
Chief Justice ofthe United States is discharging
with renewed vigor, the important duties ofhis
station in this city. lie has been actively en-
gagged, for the past fortnight, in the hearing of
Appeal to Admiralty, prior to resuming, in De-
cember the labors OF the Supreme Bench
The appeal docket, (which contained many heavy
causes, has been entirely disposed Of the last
being at this moment, upon final hearing. No
one who appreciates judicial ability and fidelity
as they deserve can fail to be gratifed at the
prospect ofcontinued usefulness which the i'm
proved health Of his eminent magistrate holds
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F.cssiag Notice.
, rot ate Court of
.iarrison county,

james McClinfock, Admin'or on s.... s..r-
Thomas McCiintuck, deceased Probate Court OF
VS.: flarrisoifcounty,
Elizabeth McC lintock widow / -Hg g. SssGs3
Joseph Miller & Isabella his wife aI.
Thomns McChntock, the heirs Petition-to go II
Of Elizabeth Gecii, deceased, land. --7
Unknown ct al.
TIME said Thomas McClintock of tho State
L, ltuois, and the unknown heirs and legal ep-.
restntatiyes of Elizabeth Cecil late o! tn Stle of
Iowa deceased; who are heirs and legp rcpres'n.
atves Of Thomas McCIiniock, decehsed. are hero
y inlcrued that on III, 2ld day of Noyeiobera 1858
baiI Administrator file his petition in tue Probate
Cou"t OF IIarri on Coun'y, Ohio Il c object and
prayer ot which petition, is to obtain an oraeron
The 10th day OF December, 1858, at9 O'Clock. A. ~.
for the assignment OF tile dover Of Eti2abe!h Nc
Clintock. the WIDOW of said Thomas McC lintock,
deceased And for the sale of the following real
estate, (of which the said Thomas McCIintOek,
died seized) OF Of so much thereof may be nocts-
snry to pay the debts OF said teccdent, to wit The
east hall Of the south quarter of section twe
ly-tour (2H, of Township twelve tleN, in Range
g., ol the Steubenvie land District HurriEon
County, Ohio, containing rs 9o-l0 acres more or
ess. s.t j.. M. ES1 EP, #Aff
Nrv. 10, -l-35,25 Attorney OF Peutio1er.a
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and half dollars. To this add the grain and
flour exported nom Kentucky, Missouri, Vir-
ginia, Tennessee, the rice OF South Carolina
and .he torpeptins Of North Carolina and W,
have, as an additiohal product Of slave labor,
probably twenty fite millions Of The ninety mil,
lions just shown as remaining after the deduc-
tionfrom Osrtotal cxp ports o the slavery -prOdo.
ced,staples ofcotton and tobacco, Thus, ofthe
two hundred and fOrty-one millions exported
from the country in the fiscal year just ended, it
is seen that about one hundred and seventy five
IN lliOns was the product Of slave labor; while
only sixty five millions was the product Of free
labor.
--Fhe public can realize from these facts the
truth % the constant asseycration1 of southern
statesman, that the fTeign commerce Of the
Union rests upon the staples and labor OF the
SOUTH; and that the expenditures OF the Gov
ernnent, derived from burdens imposed upon
foreign commerce, are chiefly borne by southern
industry and supported by the much abused do
mestic institution of the southern States. 1t is
at this industry and this labor that Mr.. Seward
Statesman thought he boasts himself andsthOugf
representing the great commercial emporium o
New York, would aim deadly blow. 1t j;
! to PROSTATE this yitalarm OF the national pow
er, and to quench this ountan source of nation
prosperity, thot powerful party in all the
northern States is engaged in mad crusade.