, 1859-08-30
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Fo1 Ts:14a,id L,baa,aAs-Alueso .. Lnea-
The Democracy Of Dubuque arr iaan1ging in
. bit Of row over THAR lite prinaEy elections
for delegsses to County Conyent;on- One sids
accuses the other Of buying EoseS 1t \ dollar
noasy!
A correspondent Of the St. Louis R<pu1li-
con, writing from Springfield, ILL.,, ssys: "trom
the signs Of the times we sTe led to belieEe that
Judge Woodson, Of Green county, Will hs the
Opposition candidate in this district Tor Con
gress, to fill the vacancy existing"
--Mujor John Biddle, prominent citizen Of
Detroit, died 4 few days since 1t White sui
phur Springs, Va, Of apople1y. He was born
.. Philadelphia, and was = brother Of the ce!e-
brated Nicholas Bddle, President ofthe United
States Bank. At the time Of his death he must |
have been in the neighborhood Of serenity years !
Of age.
Carl Schur1 is spoken Of by the Repub'i-
can press Of Wisconsin. as = canaIoase ,oF
Governor. Mr. Schurz Is Germ1n OF pro-
found learning and great ability Hls speech
at Chicago last Fall was the most seaahing ana
brilliant philippe Of the whole canvass. lis d!s-
section of Douglas will neser be forgotten ~ |
those who heard it. His more recent speeches
in Funnel Hall, Boston, we're equally instruct"
i've and eloquent. The Republicans would DO
themselves honor By giving him tue highest ot-
fee in Wisconsin -Aaysaa& lAseh) osas<to'a".
II correspondent Of the St. Louis Democrat
writes from Gentry County. Missouri, that that
county can furnish more emancipatlouists than
my other north Of the Missouri, and that in the
course of d7e years they can elect their eandi-
dates with easc. Three years ago no one dared
utter Il word in opposition to Slavery; now it is
boldly denounced as the greatest OF curses.
There arc not more than two or three hundred
s1ases in the whole county. which Is almost a.
large as the State of Rhode Island.
-Ex-Judge Watson, ofChari.on County, No,
has been indicted for Tobbing the county safe
Of q, 900, about year since, when he WAS act
ing as County Judge. He is Il man Of wealth
and Of respectable standing aud associations
On the first Monday in September (next
Monday IN election is to be held in every
school district in Illinois for School Directors,
who hold ot11e for three years. Heretofore,
this election has been held in October, and the
changc was only made By the last Legislature.
It is important that the people should remember
it.
The Denver City correspondent Of the St.
Louis. RpuL{irda writes "0ur people have
very wisely adopted resolutions in meetings held
throughout the country, appointing delegates to
meet in Convention on the first Monday IN
August next to nominate Delegate 10 the Con.
gress Of the United States 10 represent Us in
that body. and it is tie desire Of the people,
since the resources of the country have come
to be known, a. well worthy Of the attention Of
settlers and capitalists, to have this matter
speedily consummated.
VIM McCarty, sergeant-Asjor in the 4th
Regiment, U. :. A., stationed at Fort RidgleJ,
attempted to commit suicide at St. Paul, on
Monday, the 18th inst. by cutting his throat
he was discorered before be bled 70 death, but
it is doubtful whether he can recover.
The people Of Hartford are to gire Cor.
Thos. H. Seymour, late Minis,erto the Court Of
St. Petersburg, who was passenger Ii the
America, public reception, surprising IN ar-
dor and other "1xinz'' anything heretofore
L,,u, :, +bn ,ohar C+.+o
-tne ias' Legislature o. Ac1as' ~ Blu,
soaS1neu '' .''f seeu neo VI N'0AA' ~'o' "Ae ~
An An:i.Lecomp.on Democratic meeting
| held in New brunswick, y. j., recently to elect
| delegates to the Democratic State Convention,
| participated in by the Hon. Garrett .. Adrian,
| Al .tj $|,x$1 fo aanf
| 'ss''' 90 <nAsA 'A' tAe ~ 0@A'
Delegates 10 Tue trenton convention.
| Its we'll understood that DR.. Bellows. Of
| vi, ,.. p.n.;ao..
~" osk' WIS .oe cno'ce u ,ne 'a'c i1es'aeus
Mann, o1 Antioch college, Tor Ills successor; toe
| choice Of the students the faculty. The trustees
| of the Christian and Unitarian Indies 50 far rs
| =, :.
hleir "'sAcs eouto pe ialof"'a''1 eApfee9ca- II
having lppear.l, however, that Lis obligations to
| lis uwu n.on,e vould mt hermit hin, to lcsye
! ,,
'4'' l'oS' ~ s" ~ ~ p's0s"'' '"9 a.~' -.
son thought of tor the Presidency Of Antioch
was the Rev, Thomas Hill, Of WaItham, Mass
IL ,n4e,;nr of sevc,o1 If tho Trnstec. or tbe
C,n., e-...L-
:, e., .n ~ u.,,.-a .o,,;,.,d II, =
non,;na.;nn tbst the r,oicc of every pcrson
nrpscnt ,sus ,hc Rev Thomas Hill. and that this
,:,.
9oosa'snt hao III "os' cAscs neen a''''ea - o'
independent reflections. previous to the meet
ing. and without any knowledge Of his being
TO- 49,. s,h.-.
1housht o' " osnefs'
The Washington Star describes Ar. Don
n,,,x Who en;ovs The cpTiablt po1misty Of hAy.
Ae"s' "Ao .'Io ' sA,,"9 ~,
ing pumped out OF dos. "lsc tnas sad ana tala'
letter thu, has made the unskil1ful ln,,rh and
,hu ,,,;c;orx or,ev. !, IL. f,,,ov;nc manner.
'"e Juo.e.ou1 s''e''' - 'us 'o's -:
Nv r'tlng letters to noted pubic men Is = as
ease Will him. Ae thus SEEKS 10 aeh'ese pr.
fa:e correspondence "lth nearly every ohe OF
them, IN turn, Us the{ rise INTO prominence
before the county. tie Is . person, tnttoer'
not Only utterly "Hhout POSITION Us posiG'an'
oa: notorious ~ e1aeS,osaanso ea.aessNM .a sly
WITHOUT influence o. any sofl, e'en IL .ne Pun,
leal circles III WHICH ue nas pey! spi -
| ,neaus SUI pris. d that tue worse than foolls b