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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-20

18th s,,r. Washington, 0cla w
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!? g., ,.o..t. win - ~. ,,,sa,
iu,h D.hware. &e.--Thos., g.
''.''s.' ''a'' Jones' t'@' w.
'i7th sag'a Knox. 4c.--wm.l lBonnar.
'fSthai IA 70 Tuscarawas, 3D. 1T
cia aadi sros Ready. ii ldd .aeaata
18th Monroe. 30 -,-Slep Potts,
,s0.a 1,.e Belmont y &e,-- Marsha
McCall., =.
'2fst 'A'"o'q Carroll, W, ~ Geo. Harsh
a4d .sip" ColumbMns. &c.a-A. Oh
10 .HsaoS nj agaaBsSweraodi on, srsss
i23dtoa rssrs 'TrunbnlL ,dsc.-1J. p ,Cox,
''''' '.., a.'a 80. '. Morse. .,s w.. ..s,
25th Cuyahoga.--l neo' DIecH U !
xotn ro.'nge' 20 -. ~ ~ 10
a,n, n Ior.;a .sc--l lame,; Mon
:. -, roe, s-,.,,,.,, a .a,
goth, g Ashland, ,&c.-T;Dr.S. Glass;
3oth "t DD Erie, &c.--F. u. pArlsh.
ssd Lucas Lucas s','--'' So,--0e0' Peg "'A'' '
pnMoohArio DEM SENATORS sa" frsor.D ,a o1,1i
ist District nam'l'on milton s0 = y i"V Vs...aI ~. m
!, az -. .a a iW,,Hslm.,
/, ath ~ "- clermont. 6o,-.. G. "A.
=, !. '''t', -, White. 7, ,,'8 snifb,.
by. "a Ior lyr NV Mo m NJ n
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-20

In ibi. county tlN Whale Democratic
ticket was elected with he exception p
RvpSrsessssntaliys S esstliys and CofenaesFr.@ e + Dick vii
son Was beaten ior the Legislature byssu
votes. end sberiG qIlewiss.he ptssent Re-
publican ShstiI, was beaten by Episr
sy sos5i lbasl jsas adi va ,ys9tot ON oi I
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-20
, IA g'.Ne w. Song. T.. ,

+4tUnafnlafNA sHtEtffN f'
GS 3! WORTH wsntte New York, afew days
And bought lots of nice GooDs--now ready
A. TO show, +suosf91 i45 aagit1in 9n st;
And he thinks the dear people will find his
Clerks willing iis81' f'a's'Y Egtre,
To render prompt service for each offered shil-
| 70 iny.nge# baa pN 9eRIgfd NAflie ~ AHea
| He has broad cloths and Cassimeres, Satinets,
Jeans, .t@yi 9i g7lH5s aoy q
Tweeds, Cotton AIDES, Silks. plain and fancy
MsrIiSos, Alpaec as, 2vslspcias aud Drilling, |,
,Bsautiful EshnelIasilk warp iandimool filling.
'Plaids, Checks asd stripes, and tickings for
And ssSis psssy white dress goods, girls, for the
sh~wis, Fa,s, Gov Gloves sane and miltens, to ward Of
\ 1Iks t6lfa fFsasg aaaJ5's SNo 'raaaT1''iA =
Nice Cocheco blankets as ever were sold
Ina ara YOU Are reSds ia gotc house Skesping,
EkSsa Ifcr elting as8eillsa foE slssb bldg
You should call upon Worth .swhois willing
and able kSFN Ill III gRA
To.sell you nicewafes to ct oaty your table
Tea sets and Plates. bowls, piteilers &tdishes,
OF patterns and quality, sniting your wishes;
Spoons, knives and, ,fork s,eommon and carving,
! Tools in abundance 70 keep you from starving.
Worth has Table Cloths, diapers, cotton and
eBosh forth area snd those 'jjustbeginning;)
4 Curtains, cInbroidefcd, and barred jaco6ets,
lOiltshades and ixtures for wlndowsin sets,
| Uomforts and hoodss caps bonaets and mats,
Drawers and shirts, rugs cerpsts tsdanua Mats;
In useful variety, stockings and shoes,
And baskets and, eshas, tpg ladies' to use;l
Needed Ahd thinbles assd GHttohs and threads
N R6ttinpgA konn ntnspanes eat ings @&alprgads
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-20
RESTORED ENTIRE BLINDNESS,
FOR RElFgY ENC8 {

1t B.Tomb, Banker, TifRn; J. ~ Steiner, Atty
at Law. do; p. Emick, Merchants. do; q. W.
Black, Confec,ioner. do; Dr.. sChamberlip, M
D., do; ThosI Swandler, Elder CIR. Church,
'do;P. Carson, propraCarson' House: Forest;
Egbert Sage, Merchant Carey; Chas Parish.
Atty at, LaM.i Wabash, slnds; .RsA Cooper,
formerly of Tiff now Yof lMontiwac, Wis,
and Ltyi Reiylsks prop rsf DsHis House. Tiff
I'M, Uhio. .aiiiJ yIaslH;uS gsuag .tsslsgI
Any person wishing further Information
vii DO web 20 comtanH comtan ioats vi eitAes Of the
50 y nessT'si'T ,gSaDR .. SNYDER
zr sa2AAs Jacks Blsokg nifin City 0ho.
Oct, l3,'59B,-ly. eN @EgFa
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-20
THEsIsLEcrIONssy


baald bee ss9s4iOHd0,iadg 9dl hshua
The Republicans have electsdasheir'
whole estate lTisset by msOsi'iss 4aAg Aging
from 10000 TO r,,oco, ahd tssir hnafjj0f'-
ty on join, ballot in ] ,lhe legislature will
be from s5 &c. ..,,', ssan a., al (
."@ IN PENNSYLVANIA, NIs'i LI,YI4A sdl
The Republicans have also swept yeptte'N eye
Glat.A Usrsa ,l,.,.., .1.ot;n, tb.ir State
rythlng before lhem' ellecHng mrH tnfi' s'1 s'a''
ticket bv from is to 20, 900 and carrying
bo,b Il he Legpui.lsture Lpu ls'b by lr large
! !, = !. ;oo,;,;s, .Iaiai''d $50 is'i'''' ~ ''S
Er' SPst lodasIowA,Is7 1870 s.''ad sac
% +. Rtpublican b 2 txb 'ot' three thou
sAnd majority, md idsi1 'i'a' 90 s'oa
-.'9sl TiSdi MINNESOTA. a'Ho's
hH,s hHen into he same ranks BY elect
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-20

ia bon bgSThes Farei&g Newssid rei nos \
i--Ibsi alsstsiihsxlligenos, frouethetOjd
Worldis gilmore thansusaahihtHrsst. sian
gI,aly ~ aaeirsl shhxso somsr hstuofrasabelI
ligersnt aspectb aRhe ag,aud DhkesaOt
Tpseasy hand IN aMliodena pre- collecting
formidable forcysgfoE AerPurpose Give
insiatipg, themselves lop their deserted
and ',son6scatsds' thrones. There wsrs
revolutionary symplomsat NaPlss.is sdi
Our Chinese Minister. Mr., Ward had
| visited Pelin, under very singular cir
cumsiances, q @ s.. as IS set lorlh 10 our telsgrarh-
iic dispatches. Hs was conducted ,c (, the
1&c.ileasaliiaf fsee capital under allihs precau.
ltions used IN receiving e. messengers afs rs be'
hostile aa Army armSifs ySeyry Soas orlslnally
and luderopsly ISrrisyd yrs u,;in int g Ttsa sttsyaat
moreover. according TO the notions 2
modsrnly, civilized, people. an and : il kep
1ip close durance 10 the greal. ci,y, With
out bsihg permitted "a lsoK fcr!h II SpPonn IS n! II
antique stIuctpres or to see anght tha
traanspires tlais1 n within its Limits. He will 9
course be, returned from the capital ii
THE Same way, when his business is com
1pleted. This .commerce and friendship,
Itana M manner of ia observance an,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-20

p B. q. Hunt / Before w?f. Swils6n,,9 " Of
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81 Is tsssi sssa asy u Sss &C.,
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0ct20'59. III HuNTt
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-20
Attachment Notice.

Dsnielp G. Phillips Before W. T. Wilson,
Wv @ VS. ]. P. Of Crane Tp.,
Wa Jseob Askins. Wyandoi Co., o.
On tie 10th day of October, A, d. 1853, said
Justice issued an order of attachment in the
above action for the sum of sixty dollars and
teghtv nine cents,
| Oct. 90, ,59. DANIEL D. G.. PHILLIPS.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-20

la ETIn ssDduskyl geapAy she,orhole
Democratic biskab was electsd; stiwhich
brother Bean crows MOST vocifefously.
hecp CoOi MoIu'e. .; kat.a,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-20

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ssfAl Haotgsa King Raias
FfsapRysug, sassehasdds, hass sdsllengea'
Price, (who recently beat Austfaiisn'
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teis ,zsnsaDa6 Ksssigau St Nsw @Ycrk
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buisisgnantss svsnssnssssaath kgh'
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-20

div ,asayaS ssnacai Couuityeda ssV I'd
aiaIu Sdheba lthey have elscssd IonseD DemS
ocrasic md one Repdsilsah Represents.
tive. Judgs Lsng. was btsten 1 W Zones
,lo2d Balance soflhe Democratic c'ekks s'ekks'
eleoted.afa b8a ,aailiiodlas sdi Q; Il hsi1
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-20
XXI Senatorial District.

Il sds XXI Senatorial District. s1y'i
hailnoths 3ist Senatorial district, com.
posed Of the counties Of Seneca. Cl>ss..
iafosdl and wyandot, Thos. v. Orr, Dem.
iIserasie candidate received tie follow ma.
!jmilies: yISalsss7t5ib os ii s1sd t'rayo4
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vi .',s'r i.t' '.'. 'r,..s1,t 'clghssS
al steduu9Hi asa a9fa HRai G9al9W aIgl.n
Ygh1hT Tetslsvw .i..!j dsyuas.ssAs..s.g .ay65O
10 sEnm ists printer Had ca clever fsIio~,
nsaasiMcsthe peope, Of ahsa district Nave
adsis'miutd losthd none hui Democrats " a,sg,
=, n siEHu YDNaHS. VfHi HaEiN Slf4 :
-t9 l5r the sypsIs. ,wsIsay .epd printer BY al
dpasAns.9lnmsi sdi 70 iis4 sds no ytaRpEl
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-20
Tho Legislature.

no AN
complste retarns from ne Legislative
diAtticts shdw 4be following result:
y SENATEW
REpcBlIcAs SENATOR'S rlrcrrD,
"a Disirlct, Buller. l&c.--lho. Moore.
Sd {" Montgomery. de-. F.
.ss-a....-.-...,..s,.~s-CuPpy.
9th Greene, &c.--J. @ Smith
s6ih !" Ross. dew. U. Collins.
9Th !" Lawrence Dor. T.Stan.
S,'N>--,s- 'iry.N''1',c~~e"e
nth 6sQcI.s,rt &'.yFT4A.THT,
isth Miami, dc.-H. Walker.
lssh : Msriop,&c,-7T B. l.. Fisher s,T
IA1h - lai XNnsi, imam Gc w
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-20
~ey~Sxe~ru~~rS 9pRlipeata atasy.r.rse>sSNrs.eS-
.In thh tospahip. yhers Mr.. culbert
60 81 M M.t.oa ,6O,h reside. Mr..

sns3uEisy cvrF his eompsti,cr. Our friends
in ,hs ssussSy eanshusses how our cam
'si asaass fcT sheriff stands amongst lie own
gastigbbsn. This i sswiiBerng rehhke'
,d:tO hill slat dssfs In tiisiiown, sndlws
think Il will also give ihenD some idea Of
-d,sis amount of lir6usuce ,hsycwisldin this
sisssmnuuisyg sidi datdw ssa1I1p hahEad a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-20

Lave, the Balloopist!

!, !, a,r, Lowe. the, Balloopisua "a 10
Cts, q, Lowe, sodfy Of N New, ,a York, ,ls =
dilligsnsly preparing fqfs sll his sld cir y9yfys
across thq AslabtG. pndsunHtsed pn saHsd BY lla Al 1he
fatal and perilous adventures OF .prsqs'
sacesaors! shfisshaliocuomhen Eeompleted,
land ,inAaistls lssith ~ 8. 200 ofsetpsHgas,
" will over topahe sseeplsof HrinipyrGhpidh
and ,etnbnc&ssspacs Within Masggrsst Is
thai ceeapisd, byl, the Hasss baildios'+'
h tsdt,wilhtskss week Ito initiate the balloon;
the balloonist has provided himself with
1 Calofic esgins, 4 alime stove, alife:hoat,
RFanShofs. 'ana every kind 81 scientific
ins,ruments. 30 as 10 be as fully sfmedas
possible iseainit accidents. He ehexpects 10
|amaks Eisexpniment within tines weeks.
las5a sis Tsa 1a fes. ,i.ssa E1eaa tas Ini Il
lsio ApprgIaFAE FROM T,EzAs.s7NswI o.
lrsMassd0s d0ssahg alaz7Adyicsa 6Eom San
| leAnseslpaEszsss gsays shat Geni Tglggs.
had .EsspQndedt 10 tho eIls for aid fsoasn
.hssilizssp 'Br0Nnsyillss ssgRg HAT be
j shhasI qss sponaA leniatos hisndisPessl 70
/ ,dswsltsAs ilndiansl lflPn the rfFsnsis.s,iaadl
4 asaH DE- ao!Aieg Isr, them, The ranches
pp tAee .sias side q tbe Rasfaudstt bays
!. bssa absndonsd On account NJ lndipe de-
!. psedasipns, Tbs ciizsps.ef "a San ntonie NE j.
versssisipgl ersh'paniss Of rspgs's,
asai,lpse' so,hsr plsses Ferx, ssisiae
!. hssslaasssrs on ssuaaasef GanisTwiggss %.
!, ability tssprosecs shsa seuelrysT 10 vi /.
j sdsawT7T-fz7g "a n EI'5s ~ 81 81 .saTf
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-20

| Mr.. p:roR:rWll you permit me-
aprougf@e edsmns of your paper to
cpn,rad an infSmOps lie, which l find is
eirculat to some e. teut in this place.
and whieb was star isa by some person,
ac,uated by motives worthy Of the Faith
.sr Of all lies. Il il lold that | said that
nv dsfeat Vt the late election, twas caus.
by the, danced Dutch" /. This Bpro::
ucunce, 4 willful and malicious lie. And
], must say tbatapy. man. who would gst
up, and put in circulation such an inta;
[moaS Sf#srhood, caPsblsof doiag any:
|tEi6g. 10 ipjare another, no matter low
d4pravsd it might be.
by gisirg this communication an To-
Il Il Il
, 1859-12-29

We suggest to the Indianapolis journal that
its criticisms on the action Of the Republican
National Committee in the matter Of the loca!
ton Of the Convention. viii have no foreo ,,1l-
til it explains why the member Of the Commit.
tee for Indiana was not present either in person
Or 1ypro1y; and also why the delegation ef
citizens from Indianapolis were not On hand in
season to do the work which they had under
taken. The WAGNER in the fable was told to
put his o1cn shoulder to the wheel before sup
plicating Hercules to lift him out Of the mud
Tie subpyozy 'cds not fresent He arri:ed at
til. Astot House some time alter the business
was disposed d-of, the place selected, and tho
call prepared. Even the delegation ofcitizcns
from indianapolis were altogether behinl the
lighthouse. They did not show themselves
til the decision was practically arrived ut.
But that&aa oflesa consequence Thin Die 1sail;
ure Of Indiana to have IN accredited represent
'ative in the Committee. room aiter the doors
were closed. The other members reasoned;
naturally, .lat i Indiana felt 30 litslo
interest in tho location Of tile Convention that
shecould not send man to present her claims,
tho presumption was that sho did not want it!
Therefore they gave it to city mud State that
did want 1t. It is not true, as stated. that Mr..
Jndd, Of Illinois, YVES in fasor. Of Wheeling as
second cloice- Els first choice was Chicago
md his saoond indianapolis, mud he had no
third choice Mt MI, .
We commend to our Indiana friends tie
fahlc ofthe wagner, roa-iag to Hercules to
LII him out Of the mud, -" '---'
, 1859-12-29

Under this caption paragraph ia going The
rounds Of the press, to the effect that the shin
Rebecca, Captain Carter, arr1rcd at Monroria,
rtartT from Americau- Co!oni-ation
Soe1rfr, with forty-two Of the NcDonouch
. slaTes, from New orleans, and then proceeded
10 ihe Congo river for cargo Of slaves.
# IS duc1o the Colonization Society to correct
this misupprehension Of connecting It or its ex-
ecutise officers With. tie Reb9ee1. They have
had nothing 10 do with that ship. Bound to the
coast Of Africa, the feH Orleans and baltimore
agents for Mr. NcDonough$s estate engage a
pnssage in her for his people, as the most econ.
ou.fcal mode Of sending them. TheY probably
did not know what would be her destination
aftcr landing them. The Secretaries Of the
American Colonization Society, We know, ad-
rised different Plan, md consequently had no
responsibility the case.
The Colonization Society has done much to
prevent the spread OF fire and the sword in wes-
Tern Africa 10 obtain slaves. Liberia has etsc-
hundred miles Of sea coast, and inland inde6-
nite1y. It il true 10 its long settled policy Of
arresting and crushing out tho domestic and
foreign Stare trade, k5 Developing the Faat re-
sources Of the great ccatincut By civilization
and Christian settlement, by covering its r}ains
With tropical Plantations md 'popu.cus.- towns,
and making its numerous rivers 30 many high
ways Of HI actiTe, honorable and valuable cdI,-
.metce-
= 1t is hoped that the people Of. New Orleans
w!lf obtain Nh account ut the history Of tho Re-
hecea, alter her departure from NonToEia. II
is a pity aud shame that. thou gh all Christcn.
the lore Of gain still stimulates tho hardened in
crime toattemrt, at all hazards, their depreda-
tions on human lbcrty:-PaiI79.lpIia -4mtr-
IfuN.
, 1859-12-29

CEaTlE1. J
THE: LATE TROUBLES DiI1sN coUSTY.


1hs late eset.-n tho county seas qson IN tzt
IT, resulted In favcr Of Mo:nd aay F1s however,
tsa14 eseqon. on The Ecnnd 1f stisg On
the has ocen collision sesEeen theco terdlr
part On Moaaay evening Of 4 wpek potse Of ai1T
mf1 from Nouad CITY entered 1a5A Aad eas1el II nc
DooEt " iort We Hccetelr hope that th ateI
s:tsled without fct.hss difficulty Sttt D+'n.
The ADORE il, perhaps, true u far as it GOES !,
but the: whole story is, Is wa understand it,
thts: The :Tote on county sent resulted in The
official count in giving the couaty seat to Mound
City. The Probate Judge opened his court
there. but his clerk contunaciously refused TO-
either como or aend The Psobute papets. Finnl-
II an attachment was issued for the papent but
the people Of Paris resisted It, and drove oE the
officer Then came the posse referred to in the
Democrat. Their action was Irresistible, and
the papers had 10 come. Weunderstand; how-
eEef, that the posse wBs acting in strict obed-
ence to law. nnd under the direction Of the off,
GERS Of the law. "a: .T.:
These are the fact<, as ve understand them.
: VI course, no one acquniniedswitht tho past his
tory Of raris very deeply regrets The removal
OF the seat Of Justice iron, it to town filed
with free uleu and feee rzieeiples- There ii no
danger to be apprcLende1, from the action OF
the people Of Linn on this matter. They are :
nobie, truth.lovius peorle-thc more such the
better for Kansas. 81 50. -,
, 1859-12-29
T.oasc In ti.c Dcc.atrecli AGatni. ti =

@s--~ A+- ~eeN F. %Nee N1e~s4s
Gen. James u. Foley, oi lc,scr.wr:ting men-
morr, has written another letter, nominating
himaelf as Democratic candidate for Congress
in the first Indaua q ',cestreck." Wcrepublish
the letter from the Lawrcneeburg Eyisf<r.
Somebody appears to have corrected the honor.
able and learned genucmau's ofthograpby, this
CrtEssr1o. The. Il, 1859. !
;. DaAa S1a:. / sec By tie last R<gi4ker, in gir-
ing tho proceedings Of Democratic meeting,
held in tireensburg. the Sd Of December, you
omitted = resolution, expressing in me ~ the
flint choice Of the next Congressional race ia
this District - .
You viii please be kind enough to explain to
INC the rrasun whf the resolution wos dropped.
1fthe objtct IS to keep from my friends ia the
District, that I will 10 candidate for the ne1s
tace:: it fsalt lost time: They will find it ou.
without tho Egisttr, If that is the true object Of
the >Rt9ist.r IN leaving the resolution out-in
Which 1~i,ope am mistaken, :,
have had tile most kind feelings for The pros,
eper7ty Of the la3itter. l WAS wrongcd Ut tho
last Conrentton ;:and there is no power, If |
live, will keep me from being before the next
Convention, asking for my rights.
fou will pletse let ME hear from you On this
subject. Yours truly, JAs. FolEr.
, 1859-12-29
More Non.IntercourHe-..1 New aartor
TexAFtuN.
We take the following from the New Orleans

Te.artus.
We take the following from the New Orleans
Delta:
I'VE leara that many Of tue clothing c8sab-
lshncut in this city, which hare heretofore been
in the habit Of dealing largely With Geo. Opdykf,
who is a Wholesale clothier In New York city.
h4siug discovered the reasonable and incendi-
H. as brought to light in the lsta contest for The
Aayo.aty If New York have resolved to trans
fer their business to aone other house. They
could not do otherwise and maintain their 10y
atty and selfrespect.
The indulgence aud support extended b. our
theIr audacity and their wealth. 1t is this which
has begot the idea in the North that thsSouth will
stand any thing TO keep in the Union, that there
is strong anti slavery feeling in our midst, aud
that 50 FIR from hating aud dispising the Aholi-
tionists, who lire upon our. bounty and plot
kindly and favorably disposed towards them
i is high time that they should be cured Of this:
delusion and that the merchants md dealers in
New Orleans should exercise greater vigilanee'
md care In their business relations with Nor.
thfrn houses"
Mrs. stowe. on Victor Emanuel and:
Mrs. Stove, writing from Florence, says:
II il should please Providence to continue to
the Pope that auspicious blindness and stupidi7;
II, that conscientious dullness Of religious OBJ
stinscy, which has marked his course hitherto,
Italy has everything to hope. II the Pops
should only be foolish enough to try lauuchiog 6
an standardization ut Victor Emanuel, then
We should see Protestant movement with ali
the enthusiasm Of Northern Italy in its van.
Ths thing would 70 with rush, but it is to
good to be hoped. As to Victor Emanuel, tha
character glreu of him is that of = man whose
strength is IN broad, honest, generous heart!
backed BY physicist courage ~ undauntea ~
| that OF N old ra1adin. In battle his personal
during and prowess we're such that The Zooaves .
the most fanatically brave Of the French army .
lave elected him IN honorary officer Of their;
ranks and besj1es this impeiuos1ty, he has AlE
The stand stiIl = pluet": AID endurance of an|
| Enghshman. NJ. Browning ralated to US that
the course be has pursued WAS opposed not only,
by the clergy, but bJ lis wife, mother and sis
ter, and tbs two former on their deaih-be plead
with him to renounee his course, as one that
would certainly bring dowu the judgments Of
heareu, but he was immoYsble. He is man
bulk for his work, inspired with just the quail
| tics the work needs. lie commands here much
that same enthusiastic confidence that General
Harrison ins7ired-not for genius or brilliancy,
but ~ brave, strong, honest man, inspired By
true and noble love Of his country. 4 right
heart stands In the place Of genius; indeed, it
is in the management of great affairs species
| Of genius, since il Opens passage between =
mans heart aud heavenly inspiration.
, 1859-12-29

-tFfVa he southern C0afedtfaey, {0a-U
4 report has beeu iudustEious1y circulated at
the South that Hon. Alexander Il. Stephens
was not only sytnpathiscr, but IN endorser Of
the free soil territorial heresies Of Judge Doug
M auhori.y shat she repozt i ta.e. IT. ssepheGs i
differed Y ith Judge Douglas upon bis rieTs and
dcguas Of territorial sovereignty, as wide as the
poles. Tbers il not evsn m assimilation Of AZ
hnilyupoa this question between them.
. What act Of Mr. Stephens life could have CIV
enTIe to thcTeport that he endorsed, affiliated;
notions Of Territorial Or Sluatter Sovereignty,
ve are unable to divine. There is nothing that
can substantiats this report found upon the re-
CORDS Tbs whole matter Is without foundation
in truth. If we Gre mistaken, let the facts be
produced. The friends of Mr. Stephens chal-
leoge tho closeat scrutiny and criticism, Of his
life, publicly aud privately.