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ReaIgnarIOn of Jadrs swan

The State Journal announces that Hon. Jo-
seph r. Swan, Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court Of Ohio, has resigned his position to
take effect on the third Tuesday of October,
His official term would have expired ia Feb
ruary.
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PROM AUGUSTA.

AUGUSTA, Oct IL.
Browns official majority for Governor OF The
State is 20 900
The Courer's special New Orleans dispatch
states that fever is increasing at Houston,
Texas, and there were cases at the hospitals
Of New Orleans during last week. There was
no fever at Galveston
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FROM sT. nouns.

Sr. LOUIS, Oct 10.
The overland mail Of the 10Th arrived to day
News anticipated. Funeral Of Broderick took
place the afternoon Of the 18Th Remains fol
lowed TO the grave by about 80 90 persons, form
ing, with carriages, the longest and most i'm
pressiye procession ever witnessed In San Fran.
cisco. The streets were densely throngsd, and
buildings along tho line OF the procession were
draped in MOURNING. Col Il. d. Baker deliv-
cred the funeral grafton
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THE OFFICERS OF THE FRANKLIN ExPEpI,
TION.-We have never seen in any newspaper or
periodical list Of the officers come cied with the
franklin expedition II Herald, last evening
How then did tue uou-newspapcr and non peri
odical reader OF the Herald obtain his list By
clairvOyance, or his pet stolen Indian boyl
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FROM NEW nnLEANs

Nav ORLEANS, Oct IL.
The latest odvices from Mexico state that
Mlrsmon was preparing for II vigorous cam
pagn and threatens the port of AlvaTado.
Gen. Alvarez has received munitions Of war
from New York and California Americans
were preparing for the permanent occupation
Of San Juan.
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ItIlnM NEM YnI,K.

NEw YoRK, Oct H.
The scull race for the champion belt and purse
OF $3.50 came on this afternoon, aud was won by
Joshua Ward OF Newbufgh. AndIcw Fay Camu
~ second Thomas Dlw third, john Haueen fourth.
The distance was five miles, and Wards time was
3Om l0i
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" We are Ieioictd ind that the renowned Chemist
Of New England Doc AVER, has ct length turned his at
teulion to tho disorder which hangs like blight upou
community Our section is as hculhy any other, with
one single exception, and that Is the Fever and Agus whh
hauas every side But bis remedy cure,
should kno it must, # he made Cast this bulofu
disease from and is Of the lovolies spots
nm the West --Issminul. FaiTheld. Iowa.
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wELLrNaroN, oct. 10

WELLINGTON, Oct. 10, 1859.
EDITOR MORNING LEADeR:-ln your notice oil
the accident in this place at the fair there Slight
error. With one exception there is not bone
broken, nobody delirious and nobody seriously in
jurod as l am happy to say Please correct the
Columbus Journal and obligo A. c..
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Last Nights Report.
FROM RICHMOND.

RIcnMoND, Oct IL.
The House of Clerical Lay Deputies was
occupied to day by lengthy debate, as given
10 yesterdays report. Finally the whole sub
jcct was tabled. No other business of import
anco was transacted.
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PROM uOsTaN.

... BoHroN, Oct II.
The mahogany depot Of VIM. Bameer, in
herrimac street, was destroyed by FIRE this
morning, together with a large quantity of
mahogany and rosewood The loss is estiml
ted at $40 900, and is fully covered by insurance
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CoRREcroS.-By an error in yesterday Leader,
it was stated that the crOckory brought over in
the MassiIlon, was consigned to Huntington q
Brooks. 1t should have read Rice & Burnett.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
mORNING, OCT 12, 1850.
TnAvELnn,s NRtilsTnn.
Nrw AnYRnT1snMrNrs.

s, Raymond Co -Grest Bargrins in Lace Collars.
S Barrio-Glass for fluid Gas Gereraiors
Academy OF Muic-Chrsty's Mis,tro.s.
Dr. Boynton--Wanltd
J. W. Dickinson--Gy ymnasum.
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FROM NEW JERSEY.

NEwARK, Oct. IL.
The charter election was held hero to-day
IheIe was olnSid raOlo skirmishiog In the outer
wards la tho 9th ward about dark fight Oc-
CURED at the polls and the lights were put out
during which the polls were closed for half an
hour. The vote was the largest ever polled at a
charter election.
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CHRIsrr.-We learn that George Chrlsly, the
Prince Of negro minstrsls, will open a season ct
the Academy of Music with his Troupe, on satur-
day evening next, to continue four nights.
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SHooTING ARRAY IN ToLEDo.-Tho Plain
Dealer learns that Frank FleCk, Chief of Police in
Toledo, was shot dead in the street on Monday af.
ternoon. No particulars arc received
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FRnM sAYANNAm

SAVANNAH, Ca, Oct. IL.
The reform Democratic city ticket has been
elected, Mr. Arnold, the candidate for Mayor,
receiving 2G0 majority.
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ELEcTIoN.-Tho election yesterday passed or
quietly so far as we learn. aud although the inter
est was great no outward ebulitious disturbed the
harmony Of the polls.
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~ For well becoming and beautiful Hat or
Cap we recommend Z. RuTiuis excellent assort.
ments of Fall Styles, at It's Superior street. He,
as practical Furrier, is now engaged in manulac-
turing Capes Buffs, Fur Gloves etc, ETC., for the
Fall and Winter trade
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case has just beeu decided In the Virginia
Court Of appeals afirming tbs judgment Of The
Court Of Staunton in the ogso Of Sanger vs.. the
Central Railroad Company, At the November
term, 1856, Of the Clrcui, Court Of Augusta, Jacob
Sanger received verdict Of $4,000 damages for
injuries received by the plaintiff whist passenger
on the cars Of the defendant The cars were thrown
OF the track by a large stone left lylug near the
rails by the careessness Of some hand IN the EN-.
ployment Of the contrac .ors who were "balastng"
the road, and the plaintGhad his leg broken. AZ
The trial the company contended that they were
not responsible Tor the acts OF the hands In the
employment Of their contractors. The Judge
(Tbompson) held that they were, aud on this the
case went up. This is tie first case in Virginia
settling the extent OF liability Of railroad compa
nes as passenger carriers, aud holds thtm to the
most rigorous responsibility. The judgment
amounts to over $1,000 at this time. exclusive of
the counsel fees paid by the company.
N. Y. CENTRAL RAILROAD Co-Tbe following
Il a statement Of the earnings Of the New York
Central Railroad for the month Of September, 1859,
compared with its earnings for the corresponding
month Of the previous year:
ls59.........,.,.............,. lS3 10
ls5S.,.,,............,..., 653 1913 O6
lncrease,...s,.,,,.,..,.,,,, SIflluN4
Total amount Of Capital Stock and Funded
Debt:
Sept. 80, IS56........"........$8s, ,939,5ll 81
". 30, ls57..................,.. 2S,765, ,233 AZ
" 80, lS5S.................... $685., ,l67 gS
" 80, 1859 .....,......... 3S,333,77l q
The Company have no Iating debt.
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SILVER SoAPl-SILvER Soar For cleaning
silver and plated ware, glass, mirrors, marble
mantles, &c.-Another lot just received by
FoGG, ENswGRTH & Co.
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l-g- During the Summer that has lust passed

U11'Is VIIU 0uIIIIIIUI 0II00 II"7 just Vd5aVU
away thousands OF sufferers from dysenteTy and diarrhgS
have been relieved by the Of HOSTETTER'S BIT
TERS, medicine which is evidently destined maintain
permanent place in the public estimation Bilious diur
rhUt is of those diseases which bsss the skill Il
physician Tho medicine they administer act upon the
bowels reach the Of the evil The
difficulty Is to get emedy that will reach all the digestive
ogaus and gyo them smul aneouly rash Of vgor rid
themselves Of this disease This problem is soye by the
Buors which tails TO conquer the most stubborn
It is only air to say, that during season just
closed this medciLe has achieved more cures than nny
oher p essned to the public and during the Fall 10
which that terrible scourge tina Fever and Aguo Is so prev
alont the Btter' will gau fresh fame.
For sale by Druggists aud dealers generally everywhere
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Law ROOksI
EOR SALE BY ]. d. COBB

EOR SALE BY j. B. COBB
IL 90
KENT'S COMMENTARIES
uREEHLEAF ON EVfl ENCE.
WALKER on AMERICAN LAW.
CIuTTY's PLEADINGS.
SWANS TREATISE, FOR JUSTICES OF THE
PEACE.
SWANS REVISED STATUTES.
CHI ltrENDENs DIGEST OF OHIO STATE RE
PORTS
ONO STATE REPoRTs. Vol T.
NAsH'S DIGEST or ONO REPORTS.
NAsIps PLEADING AND PRAOuCE. d. rU
RAFFs GUIDE FOR ADMINISTRATORS.
ONO REPORrs, Vol. "a. H...
wEHDRLL's BLACKSTONE Vols.
CHIrTYS BLACKSTONE, 2 Vols ..ra
TAYLoR's MEDICAL JURIsPRUDEHCE
MATHEWS GUAROIAk's GUIDE. ....I
CALLAN's U. s MILITARY LAWS. NJ. H.a
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For pETRolr- Steamboat Ocean, Capt H. q. EVANS, at
3 o'clock = NJ.
Pos HvrE,ios eamboat Sea Bird, Capt Blojgett at
o'clock =. NJ
Foa SANbusKY ToLEDo-Stsamboat Forester Capt
j. =. WARD, a. O'ciOsk A. NJ.
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HoLLnwAy,s OINrMrNr-Scnld hnnl

HoLLOwAy's OINTMENT.-Scald head, ring
salt rheum and the diseases peculiar to
children, permanently removed by the heat
lug and removing ointment Mothers Of fumiies should
never be without small stock OF this healing agent to
Ia case Of need
Sold at the manuiaCiory, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New
York. aud by all Druggists at 26c, &c. and 81 per pot
box. octll255
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BRANDRETn's Puts HAvD no ACrIoN HAVE
on IMPURITIES Young people cannot but mddle-ug,d
and old people can appre ecilte the medicine which, being
used in sckues ac's only upon the of the disease
Around every orgau effected, there the medicine peue
trates, removing impurities preventing all settling Of the
humors into ulcers, swelngs umors. In Heart Alice
tons in Epilepsy, ia peuri y Sore Throas and aec
tions OF the Respiratory organs goneEoy. in ryspepso
thdse wonderful Pis immediate rel ei aud peTseye-
will lbe to Maados which have been
pronounced beyond human skill have been cured by their
BBLSoRErHs pills purify The blood; they have power
except OYER impure hunors these being removed tho
disease is removed. Mill i-ns deriving health from tie
use Of this innocent msdics, which never weak ons but
always rrugthen; s BY taking the dy these
matters. whit had, as were, the life plincl e
custody aud secondly by mpartug life giving property
20 the blood.
sold At No 29i Canal ST.. Brandreths Building; sn3 by
As GadInsT, No. 220 Superior street. evcnud aud by
j. 49, WheedOn, Hudson, and all resi- ectabie dealers
medicines dkw
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ACoMNeNDLBLE MOVE Who that has "trav.
eled has not had occasion TO dread above all
the fatigue, smoke, dust, or hunger incident to
railway travelling. the Internal ranks of "runners"
and hackmen at Albany, Buffalo, New York, Phil
adelphh and Portland aud tue passage across
strange city from one depot TO another, with lie
incidental danger Of loss OF baggage ana Of con
ucction, and the extortiOn of haCkmen Aud
who, perhaps not excepting the most staid and
Puritanc Cosmopolitan, has not vented anathCmas
upon these merciless dragons who assail the un-
wary Traveller as he steps fIom The cail The
Pennsylvania Central Railway Company, with an
eye to the comfort and pleasure of their passel ,
gers TO say nothing OF the additional iuduoement
to take passage by their line, have siued circu.
lar, as the Cincinnati Commercial is Informed, 10
the General Ticket Agents Of all connecting roads
Of which the following Is the substance:
GENERAL Ticker DEPARTMENT,
Penn II II Co Philadelphia
GENERAL TICKET AGRNTs-- ST,--The Penns
sylvauia Co. has made arrangements TO convey
passengers and their baggage free OF charge, be-
tween the New York 4 New Haven II. II. depot,
at New York, on aud alter this date.
A similar arrangement has existed for long
lime at Philadelphia
A"u "H'' tuetelorei please insert IN any uekctH
you may issue ~ future over this line TO New York
or points east Of It, an "Omnibus Couponn read
lug "hom tho Penna. r u Depot 10 The New
York Ferry, or to hotel in Philadelphia" and in
al tickets TO points east Of New York, Via New
York q New Haven Road, another "OmpiLua
Coupon" similar 10 the ensuing:
Here follows form Of coupons for ell tickets by
Penua. Central route, enllting passengers to nee
carriage, as above.
Through checks for baggage are AIso prepared
to 80 into operation at the same time-by which
passengers holding through tickets 10 Boston aud
other Eastern points, can haYs their baggage 10
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lzV1 Boy WANTED in the job Department of
this office Inquire of the Foreman
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u A Warning to The Unwary, and on,

tzy A Warning to the UnwaTy, and one
'mighty to save" is contained in the book "HUMAN
FRAILTY or PHYSIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES. 1t
oxp fully aud uneqvOcaly the secret OF furc
unal arrangements aud prost5uted wors with unfslng
instructions eradicate every ruce and particle OF the
ON Of dtcaso that guawng that iusdousy, but too
surely eats away and undermnos the constitution leaving
man but the wreck Of his former self The victim Of this
fatal tendency should not lose moment in procuring this
uvaiuabls work
Sold by Dr. BARROW, 1857 Prince street, New York -
Price % cents, Sent free everywhere.
Sodby GAYLORD HAMMOND, aud VIM FISKE
Druggists Cleveland. oct7
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checked on the ears before reaching Pittsburgh,
end thus conveyed through 70 IL destination
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SPALDINGs Prepared GLUE!-UsEFUL IN
Every HoUsE.-Another supply just received by
FoGG, ENswORTH 4 Co.
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keep 1T BEFORE THE PLoPLE"--U. s, Exa
press Co.'S Fast Freight Line, Great Western De-
spa ch, is bringing feght from New York and
Boston TO Cleveland, at lowest Railroad rates, viz
New York, 30, 67, AZ, 80; Boston, 49, 70, A, az ~
The Great Western Despatch makes as fast time as
any other line The public should not be deceived
by the gas lulminatiOns ofobscure opposition lines
who are making frantic efforts to subsist.
Oct5 b H. BARNEY Agent
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IL The llrst Annual Ball of Prot 'otiOn Hose
Company, No. =, will be held at the Gray's ArmOry
on Monday evening, Oct, l7th, 1889 Tickets 81.
Entrance through the American. Leland's Band
is engaged for the occasion.
JAMES FARRESEY, Foreman.
JAMES KEEgAN Sec'y oc5253
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~ For the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
and Snuff, 60 to B G. Dietz, III Superior st.
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Lzs@ Domestic Practice Made Easy, or Homeo
patby SimpliGed, No parent should be without
this invaluable publication. To be had at Halls
opposite Wcddell
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

1ay- See advertisement of DR.. sanford's Liver
lvigorator.
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lie CROOKED MADE sTRAIGHT.-A crooked limb
bentat the knee for years by contraction has just
been made perfectly straight by DR.. Gbson's new
application of electricity. No invalid should despair
until they have tried DR.. Gihsons new treatment
for the cure OF lingering disease 1t throws all
other treatment entirely into the shade See his
advertisement headed "Despondency and Insaui
70
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.JWst Published,
TIL Il G GRAMMAR
ENGLISH GRA M M A RS,
BY GOOLD BROWN.
WITH PORTRAIT OF THE AUTHOR
Que Vol. large 8vo;- 1910 pages.

"HoEoR WI MHOEoR."
we grOil ID 10 learn that the great ok English
Grmmur ( talu " -CItZen, Guuld Biuwn ~ even.
where with tile highest apurOltiun Eru Tile
Chnrt, uguc0us aud uscr minHtiug icS, ubr CHI
AID professors ssmIultl,A learning unhB IN
puuuuuCiUg the work pTutud plHu, SuiLtntly
satisfactory button uf the grammar OF our language
rhe LNuu News, huy - 1852
'ssHrd II US te most valuable Of all the works unlu
tho SUBJ ich u treats. it cYrlunCda rrpuAi-
Tch tr asures u historical Uud Cnt luWirdgG, II
ia, thruup uu emiuently practical IT. character No
teacher Of English GTuum1r should fat L. procure
U this mhstrtly work. y SCdROEDER, Rector Of 81
AIMS Hall, b. Ok,yu.
"1ho suthor ha' Iroduced Il Work. which must exert
muteral nhdance IN tysttmlZlnE the laws aud astiu
lhng he puuc pies n our auguasG aud whch Will sure
stuCt honur upon himself and iriit upon the cGunny
Il IL learned without he pt duc, discriminating Wih-
uli boing hyprrCfitCHi, tuluus without htiug pOlN AID
t"depeudeut wilh1u bong pfesump uUus In Courier
and EiquttT, Jau 10, ltbl
"'The Grammhr English GRmmnrg' hrs all the Sc
accuracy Of which tho Institutes hB HuhCt's hta
work Is 80 rumlrt able example, Tho sumr docttnug
herBm affirmed, aud cupi0usy illustrated Indeed
the hook HhOunda 40 illustration, aud h. happy instance Ol
VII tho uaCh phlulugrts term Ordmmarc "a ISOHne -
IT, expos eli,unpsly VIuugitu hsth Wuu'd
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ant with grHmmu ~ Con espuudtnt OF the New fOik
Juufusl OF Educat'oH.
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Hot WEATHER AND WATFR.- During the in
tensey hot weather We have had this season, we
have often heard people complain in most dole.
ful manner of the heat, and yet do not introduce
water on their premises with which TO keep them
selves cool by wetting their door yards and side
walks. We would advise those to call on d. p.
water Building, who has a large stock Of Plumb.
ing Materials Hose, Pipe, &c, and engage him to
put up a ccoliug institution forthwith. We would
advise them to get Bathing Tub at the same
time, and we will warrant that they can keep
cOoI
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SslyH The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks Schuckers and Olmsted's news depots
At news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, l75 Ontario Street
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l-V-For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page
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LANCASTER, Pa, Oct H..
The peoples State ticket received minority
of 3O2 Votcs in this city. Tho vote cast is
lighter than it has been at any election for
many years.
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t-B-DR. JAS. MCCLGNTocE's PEcToRAL SYRUP
and fact alike guaranty the immeusurable supe
roy Of this remedy every other prescribed for
drmod cough oppression OF the chest bronchial difficulties
aud consumption. When ali other medicines have failed
IN this there is hope, safety, life.
price 81 90. sold by wM FISKE. Clevelunl.
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FoGG, ENswoRTu & Co. e,

octl Cor. Superior and Seneca SIS.
Coon ADvIoE-Be saving your money aud
make it go great way. by buying your Hats and
Caps for yourself and children, ut L Benedict Il
Sons, POI Superior st., who have received very
large and choice assortment of goods in their line
Of the latest styles.
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EV1 Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels, &c, &c.
very large stock, and all warranted OF the best
Double Plate, can be found at
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nAMAGED GOODS 5000 Yards
IL Wet Prints, sow osing sold et GRRAr BARGAINS al
3. hAYhOND &COiS,
Cleveland, Sept %, 1859 '''''' ''''''''
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Tickets on sale ut the Union Office, d. Horton,
Agent, and at the Lake Shore Depot Office, By
ron G. Harris, Agent RS
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-19
THE PLOT AND IT'S AUTHORS

The South Caroliniau, published at Col,
Cmba, the seat Of government of the Pal.
metto State expires .cs in the annexed brief
paragraph the sober convictions of the peo,
pie oG that section. It is the interest of all
politicians to scrutni2", with inquisitivc at,
tenton such declarations of Southern opiu,
ion and feeling; it will be detrimental to the
common welfare of the American peopIe
and their Government to treat them with
Indifference;
"The plot thickens and now shows the
veil Of frEsehood which Northern reoublican
speakers and journals have ever thrown over
the whole Kansas affair." They sowed the
seeds Of that storm, and succeeded in reap
ing the fruits by unbl1shing misropresenta
tions in binding the masses Of the Northern
people, and making them believe that the
South WAS responsible for its origin Their
success has only em6oldenod the real abo
litionistS, and now, when the leaders Of
the republicans cry halt, lest public scnti,
ment react and thcir party be swamped.
these honest bat misguided fanatics heed
not the order This Harper's Ferry affair
is The Legitimate offspring of black republic
anism. Seward, Greely, and Hale instilled
the ideas, and, though they may cry no
action, yet they are parents Of all such
movements, and will not actively eng ge
with the conspirators, simply because they
are Zoo seIfshly pradont. They will preach,
but leave to Others the practice. They will
define 1nd clucdate the premises. but leave
others to develop the bloody conclusons.-
1t is no unfairnoss that shoulders the lead
ers Of that party with this Harper's Ferry
affair They are logically responsible for
1t, and the Southern States must weigh well
the moral effect which submission to the in
auguraton Of a President elected by this
party will have"