The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-27

The Perrysburg Journal Of this week states
that the nams OF IA II. Columbus D,lauO oil
Mount Veruon, will probably be urged the
Republican candidate ior Governor hy his
friends in many parts OF the Stdtc--but 1t eN.
presses the opinion that M. ID. would I've OF
more service to the cause as United STATES S,ua-
tor than as Go,etnur Mr.. Delunn we regard as
an able man. and one who would gracc either
position with which his name has been CON
nected. What his own views are in regard 10
the acceptance al either the G verGorShip or
Senstorship. We TO not know, out should he be
placed IN uomina ion FOR any pos, IN the gift OF
The people we should mos: cheerlully support
him. - T'Sltdo Blade.
-Senator Douglas telegraphed to Springfield,
when informed of his reelection to the Senate,
=" Let the voice o. the people rule. Tie could
no have meant that. for the lory six members
of the Illinois legislature who voted tor Abta.
hs m Lincoln received more votes Than the fifty
four who voted for Stephen A. Douglas. Here
sre the figures
For Abrihsm Lincoln l2L973
For Stephen A Douglas l207S2.
Majority for Abraham Lincoln 4,l9l
Now if the voice of the people should rule,
Abraham Lincoln would be Senator from Hi
noiS for the term of six years beginning on the
lIth Of March next ST. Louis Democrat.
A CHICAGO You've LADY FAILS Htrr TO
Sl35 600 900 We hear that young lady
OF this city who has hitherto iollowei /
the humble vocation OF serving girl, aud
whoss name i. Mary Schoolsy, received a
letter yesterday from an uncle residing in Nav
York, stating that herself, in connection with
the writer, aud another uncle, also residing in
! New York, had fallen squal heirs to the large
sum of JE27 900, 900, about $l S5 600 900 by
/ the recent death OF all uncle ct Colcutts lnais.
where he had accumulated his immense fortune
in mercantile pursuits. This story is current in
our city, but we will not, Of present, vouch for
Its truth though we hope to have it fully con-
frmed.--Chi. Press and Trib., Jan. l3.
A young man named J. Crowley, Of Datroit
who with his vile stopping at the South
gate House Cincinnati--leit that hotel on the
night Of the 18Th with nothing but his shirt on,
aud running through the streets was caught by
policemen aud taken 10 the station house.
While at the station house he sprang against
the window, went through it, striking on the
pavement with such force IS to break his neck,
while his throat Vas cut from ear to ear by tn"
glass. OF course he was d mad man, aud liquor
was the cause, he having been drinking to ex-
cess since Christmas.
--rhe Cleaveland Lead:r SAYS that Mr.. T. C
FLOYD, "who for twcniy.three Years has been
known in Cleveland as a mill wright has now
removed tn M.umse CITY, aud is engaged in r.
paiinS the Imperial Mills there Mr. FloyJ
buiit,we bcevc,a the important mills in Cevc
land except the National which is fact in higi
praise o. his ability and integrity We cOngrat
ulrte onr friends of Maumey upon theirprospcc
of having So Efficient master mechanic in theI
town '--Bladc.
IN: People, a new independent American
jo0rnal at Boston, edited BY the Rev, Charly
w. d nison proposes for President. GOV. Chas