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~ THE undersigned takes this method
Mgxsa OF informing the public that he has lust
w. opened furniture store in the building
NE1T formerly used and known as John Coch
IY rams lsdSs Coffee House Main street, ope'ou-
hand good assortment of household furniture,
among which
BEDsTEADS, in Mahogany:
BEDsIEADs, in Black Walnut and other wood
TABLES, in Mahogany, Black Walnut and other
wood, for parloFs, bedrooms, &C.;
ARMOlREs, in Mahogany, Black Walnut, &c;
SOFAS. BUREAUXs
SIDEBOARDS, SAFES:
ROCKING CHAIRS, WASHSTANDs:
CHAIRS, for pallors, dining rooms, &C. and
many other articles too tedious to enumerate.
He takes this opportunity to announce to his
friends and the public that he will continue to max
new furniture. repair old ones and exchange new
ones for any article of old furniture which NAV be
repaired.
Hoping to merit share of the public patronage.
he invites ladies and gentlemen to come and rive
him cali and examine his lot of furniture.
LOUIS WAITER.
Opelousas, December 1lth 1858.
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Sc 1GAv1a
y, IN -
Main street, near Charles n. Ealer's Store

MdlH ssfGtt, Htar UnafIeS ". EalerS store.
N The undersigned being convinced
Y that the true policy. of the merchant
>is to choose his supplies at the com
neneement of each season thus being able to suit,
more tnily and perhaps cheaper. his patrons he
would hereby inform his friends and the public in
general that he has just arrived from New Orleans
with complete and fresh assortment OF DRY Goods
and others, which he holds at such low prices that
will certainly astonish any visitor who may come
and examine his goods.
His stock OF goods consists principally in:
Fancy Barege Dress Patrons,
Jaconets, Brillantines, CaIicos.
Gloves, Crinoiines, Petticoats,
and many other fancy articles for ladies.
Also:-Ready made Spring Clothing for gentle
men and boys, Hats, Caps. Shirts, Shoes. Boots.
Cravats, &c, &C., Saddles, Harnesses Collars, &c.
Come and examine his stock and Judge yourself
Opeleusas March 18th. 1854
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AHERICAN AROMATIC BITTER CaRDIAL,

f'0r Loazes. PEI sons Advanced in yeas 5, d.c.
A r the two bitters, the first is taken with any
W thing to suit the taste The second is aireadv
prepared, and rs to be taken as pre- pared Both can
be taken together. The use of one OF the other CT
both at the same time restores to health and re-.
esta blishes the digestive organs, the cause of a
such diseases as Liver Complaint, Nervous Dig
eases General Debility, Ssc., &c., and all conva-
lescence accompanied with great weakness, and
natural consequences offevers. It lis great RENE
dy for bringing back strength of the body &c. &c.
For sale by A. A PEYCHAUD, Druggist. in
New Orleans, and s. LEVY, agent, in Opelousas.
0ctobe~ Sth lS59-lv
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TRACT OR PiRCEL Oh LAND,

containing about one hundred and sixty ar
pents, (more OF less situated on Bayou
Marie Croquant in this Parish, bounded
North, South and West by Captain Z. Littell,
and East by the Baldwin Tract, together with
all the Buildings and improvements thereon.
- One lot Of gentle and
ZE6 wild horned cattle, two
mares and colts, one lot of hogs. one
lot OF plank, one horse cart, planta-
ton implements, household furni-
ture. and many other articles, the
enumeration of which would be too
tedious.
Te,Yas and Conditious One, two and
three years credit, from the day of sale.
Pure qasers furnishing their notes With good
security in solzdo, to the satisfaction Of the
Administrator of the Estate, and aksums not
punctually paid at maturity, bearing interest
at s per cent. per anhum from time due un-
til paid And moreover, the land remaining
specially mortgaged unto the Estate until
full and entire payment Of capital and inte-
rest which may accrue. Payments to be
made to the Administrator; r. H Littell, at
his domieil in the Town of Opelousas.
Al. THOMPSON,
Auctioneer.
Opelousas, September 18th, 1859
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Y yHE D undersigned takes this opportunit,
to return his thanks to his friends ane
the publiein general, for the confidence shown
him IN tle sale Of produce during the last
seasons and hereby announces sthat lie contin.
.ues TO buy Cotton, Wool and Hides at the
highest prices, eithea. Tor cash or ID drafts ou
New Orleans. He hopes TO increase his al.
ready large patronage.
] 4. GoURET.
Opelousas. April 23d, Is59ly.
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undersigned, agent for ULCER Lau.
YES Bi-sulphite Of Lime, viii keen
esnstantlY on hand at Washington and Bar.
Landing. q good supp 2.
,lanters will please advise The undersigned
a week or ten days IN advance offs their wants.
sosass ID have i constantlly fresh.
uARRIERE.
September 4 4 th, 8S..5aa
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B1IBBW B1E gHRAPe

NdR Some few pieces of White Lin
zen for family use, together with a
large quantity Of Summer Dry Goods, for
sale cheap at the Nese Orleans C1seap Store,
IN Opelousas Also: Ready Made Clothing,
Hats Gaps. Shoes, saddIery, &c. &c, also
forsale at the above store, formerly P. l. Y.
Roy =. z.z..=.. -
Opeleusas, July 22d. 1850
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sDSs sess1ssTr Sslss sH ,

THE subscriber takes this
method of i'll forming The public
a1GIass tIIat lie has on hand, and Il
daily naanusacturiing al1 kinds Of Saddles,
Harnesses, Brides and other such articles
usually keps ID his line Of trade, on Main
street, naarl opposite RauHman' 's store. in
.Opcl where the public can find at5all
times, from Il low price sadllle III harness b.
the finest that can be made ill The State 4.
calls solieitsa. as hes is determined to p1eash
both ID price and quality Of work
Gee d u ITLFO ORD. y
OpeIousass July IfjfL, 1855 f, IS
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QQMDENEQM3a

Boarding by the year, $40 90
Day Scholars by the year, 40 90
6 by the month, 90
FURNITURE.
Bedstead, Mattrass, Pillow, by the quarter, ST. 90
Washing by the NORTH, l 80
The students expected to furnish their lights,
and their wood during the winter.
There will be two public semi annual examina-
tions during each year.
The Scholastic year is composed Of IL months,
including the month of vacation.
The reductions in cases of sickness OF other eau
ses independent of the will, will always be accor-
ded with the greatest equity.
Medicine and the attention of Physician in case
of sickness, at the cost of Parents. in which case
Parents have it at their option to choose their med
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a1 EIl Gayl VIE "a
October 9th, 1866.
I Lumber! a1a1laaber!!

Y HE undersigned having improved and
u transported his saH-Nill two niles Of
Barrels Landing, on Bayou Gourtableau, is
now read to saw any quantity Of lumber, ot
any length, snp to 90 feet. Lumber viii BE
delivered either al his mill or at BarTyfs
Landing, aid large bills filed Il moderate
prices. @ lis. GLOSE. I
St. Landrr. Nov. 10th, 1858.
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- A fraction ola Lot Of Ground.

/ sssks situated on Court street, in the town
sAEssaaslof Opelousas, measuring 40 feet
front on said street, by 169 feet ! inches in
depth, bounded North by property of Vero-
nlque Carriere, f W G, South by property
of Joseph Gibbs, East by property of Shwartz
& kaufman. and West by Court street, to-
gether with all and singular the buildings and
improvements thereon erected and thereto
pertaining, it being the last residence of said
deceased
a Negro-syozma1, named Geran-
tine, aged about 20 years
An arn1oir, two bedsteads and bed
ding, I chairs, a lot of crockerv
ware, a lot of pots, tables, andi-
rons, chinaware, blankets, books,
kitchen utensils, and many other
articles, the enumeration of which
would be too tedious. >.
Terms and Conditions In conformity
with the deliberations of Family Meetings,
the above property will be sold as follows,
to wit: All sums of Ten Dollars and under,
cash ; and all sums over Ten Dollars payable
one half ;in one year, and the other half in two
years creAit from day of sale. Purchasers
furnishing good and sufficient security, IN
solldo to the satisfaction of the Administra-
tor of the Estate, and all sums not punctually
paid at maturity, TO bear interest at the rate
of eight per cent. per annum from time due
until paid And moreover the land and slave
'emaEning special mortgaged unto said Es-
ate until full and entire payment of capital
md interests which may accrue thereon.
AUG. N. ROBIN, Auctioneer.
Opelousas, October 5th, 1855
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For sale at private sale,

SIX LOTS OFGROUND, adjoining geach
~ others, situated in the town of 0pelou-
sas, and suitable for residence, it being on
the limits ofthe town These lots will be sold
cheap for cash ayFor particulars, apply
to the editor Of the Upelousas Courier.
Opelousas 18th June 1859. If.
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New Orleans and Opelousas Regular
Weekly Packet.
prices the same the whole wear reund.}

Low WATER ARRANGEMENTS.
iaasss q THE light draft steamer Casa7e,.
sssssRIfssAS5 will leave the landing every Sunday
azzsassszzaf 9 A. M., to connect with the .1,,na
Perref, CT i E. LouA1LLIER, Master by the above
arrangement Planters and Shippers can relR on
their freight being delivered with dispatch and
without any detention.
PRIcEs THE SAME.
Sugar per Hoggshead $500
Cotton. per Bale, 90 IS
Molasses, per Barrel, 90 rs
Upfreisht per Bbl, 90 80
Planters and Shippers will please take nesice
that. all Cotton hauled to the Hard Times Wksre-
House, far this line Of Boats will be free offthe
charge ofstorage.
o. HINCKLEY & CO.
September 18th, 1s59.-3m.
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Sc. LANDRY uEEDIcIuE DEPOT.
W WAsHINGT0N DRUG STORE.

II THE Undersigned hereby inform their
W friends and the public in general that they
G& have Just received fresh and considerable
assortment OF Drugs and Medicines as also Paiass,
Perfumery of all kinds &c.
Fhey are agents for the sale of large quantity
OF Patent Medicines, the most popular.
Al. LOUAILEIEa &. co.
April 9, 1851 Washington, La
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Es,R ssa II. ii ps.l d ae sss lie,

.. negroHoman aged about
81 years, good subject. fully
guaranteed. good cook, washer
W1IIIan and ironer
- For particulars apply to t1za
editorof the 0pelousas Courier. Isept 10
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HlE.

iFHy anlIersi barring aaken the ontraer ffor
Trying the Mail between Opelousaa a.,I 81.
iartials and Branxss Briape viii
eontinae fo tie paasengersas Ehe sssl rate Those
who Would lie % talke q thrpugh ticket from So.
Martin the Bell gheneg sgrll g, vii only have 10
pay sieht Dollars NlELE LARGaDE.
0peIoaaas 5th June 1858.
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d MI 81 II q IefsIgned keeps coaasfauEly
ID haIi sat III II RLE.aN RI
- - ~ .GE Est Or CITY saCgEFI.fNg NgE.
t1ns suagJs Rockways, Hack and 5alkY to-
.ether Mi IarneEss asad Poaas tas aeeana-
Haiass oIs thaF ~ I'M soaa seEarat
DS n, Esfi,a III GIBBS
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oPELoUsAs PARISH OF LANDRY Q.ouiana) OCTOBER
THE UNIVERSITY OF FAMILY MEDICINES, sc

q ORGANISED for the purpose of arrestng the
" evils of worthless and spurious nostrums, and
supplying families with Reliable Domestic RENE.
dies have sent to Jan Posey an assortment of thei1
valuable cotnpounds,.viz:
Rowands Tonic Mixture for the cure of Fever
and Ague, &c.
Rowands Blackberry Root Syrup, for the cure OF
Diarrhea, &C.
Universitys Remedy for Lung Complaints, &c.
for Dyspepsia OF Indigestion.
g Sore Eyes
=" Ear Ache or Deafness.
g Tooth Ache
of Pills
Unlike the various nostrums of the dav, these
remedies depend upon their merits for popularity
Wholesale and retail, by JOHN POSEY.
FEB. 18TH, lsos.-ly OEelousas, La
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ROUssET & GENIN.

ROUSSET 6 GENIN,
No. 50 Canal Street, near Chartfes, N.-0rleans
WMPORTEkS and Dealers in Shelf Hard
= ware, Cutlery, Combs, Brushes, PERU
merry, Stationery, Fishing Tackle and Toys,
and general assortment of French. German,
English and American Fancy Goods.
July 24th 1859
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SA f..

B Ill 5A-lLE1.
IN MhAh AKpENTS, more or less, of
high and wen simbered land,
partly cleared situated about one mile from
.Barre.s Landing and eight arpents from the
gourtableaus 10 n n sssANDOz.
af the ofaHlea q of the lpelossas Courier.
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SUGAR FARM & WOOD YARD,

SUGAR FARM q WOOD YARD,
In Liberty County, Texas,
For Sale at n Bargain
RS0 ACRES Of splendid sugar lanl, 8 miles
ceSO below town, reaching to the Ri FER, which
is navigable at all seasons, with WN0d Yard at
which the Liberty and Galveston stu IN packets
wood every day. And also Sugar MIL
ALSO 4 COTTON FARM
two miles East of Liberty. on Timbig Creek, at
the edge of the Prairie, good water, Residence,
tin, Mill, &c, 100 acres in cultivation, excellent
land and healthy location. The New Orleans and
Houston Railroad runs within quarter OF mile
of the house.
Aapply to Judge Branch, or to P K. Smith,
Clerk of Court at Liberty County, Texas
II not sold by the 10th of November, will be
withdrawn this year. Sept 3d. 1859
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For sale at private sale.

Z5E=@R aGW1
|ssssN About Square of Land, situated
.a&fasason 8fss Bellevue street, in the Town of
Opelousas, with the improvements, consisting
in a Dwelling House, Kitchen, &c.
For the price and further informations,
apply to the editor fthe Opelousas Courier,
to G. Donate & Bro corner of Court and
Bellevue streets, Opelousas, Or to the under
signed. near New-Iberia
Dec. fly DUBREUIL OLIVIER
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LITERARY INSTITUTION OF OPELOUSAS.
Preparatory School for the Academies
of the Union.

"Eastire Religious and Political Tolerance"
DEPARTMENTs.
C. E. DuRAND, Principal: Professor of French,
Latin, History and Mathematics.
NATHANIEL Moss, Professor Of English, Geonle-
try, Geograyhy and W17ting
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Sale at Auction.

Opelousas, September 18th, 1859.
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PLANTATION ROas SALE

- The undersigned offers for sale,
IsssEs at private sale, his Plantation, stu
- ased on Bayou gourtableau, in this
PARISH miles below Barry's Landing, con-
tanning 500 acres, with lot of hands.
d For the price and other particulars, apply
ca the premises.
Courtablaau, October sth, 1896.
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RRRR r.gaEzsR axA LHa

8RBREEaE9@ 8ALEe
Azelie Richard, wife &c. DISTRICT COURT
Parish of ST Landry
Jean Baptlste ThIbodeau No. SSI3
D Y virtue of an order Of seizure and sale issued
AD in the above entitled suit; BY the District
Court IN and for the parishssof ST. Landry and
State aforesaid and to me directed, will expose
public safe for cash. at the Court House of this
Parish. in the Town of opeleusas, on Saturday the
5th day of November next, 1859, commencing at
the hour Of II O'Clock A. M and continuing from
day to day necessary, all the right, title inter-
est and demand Of the defendant, Jean Baptiste
Thibodeau, III and I'd the following described pro-
perty, seized to satisfy said writ; to-wit;
4 certain negrogirl named Marie, aged about
twelve years.
l. v CHACHERE, Sheriff.
sherif7s Office, St. Landry, October lst 1859.
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Reetsur of Eha III Upelousas
&
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sHa-ssH pAaaae of A.ifsse

Opelousas, April 2sd, 1853
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Public sala

By the underszgned, Public Auctfoueey.
2 HE public are hereby informed that
IL there will be sold at public sale to the
last and highest bidder by the undersigned
Public Auctioneer, in and for the Parish of
St. Landry, on
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- aIch h-rnaker and JeveiIer, BelIeaue
M1s ssseet Nfnmo' Old stand, Id 0peIuusas
Ss.a 1eing permanently lesateds offers has ser
q sglees 81. tia public ID general Watches and
lorks n egefy kind, as We a. al sorts of JesTalry
zi ba epaiIea pronartay Inan-
ifer. nd aas very lnndsFate
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Sale at Auction.
MAN Saturday, 10Th October instant there
W will be sold at public auction, to the
last and highest bidder, by a duly licensed
auctioneer, at the residence of P. D. Hardy
Es4., near the Town of Opelousas,
A Lot Of Household Furniture,
comprising Piano, Sofas, Hair Bottorned
Chairs. Tables, Sideboards, Looking Glasses,
and many other articles
AIso,-Work Horses, Mich Cows, Bug
gy, &c, &e.
Conditions Cash #
Opelousas. October sth, 1859.
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GROCERIES! GRoCERIEs!.

ltSsIAs THE undersigned having just arrived
from New Orleans with well selected
assortment of Fresh Family Groceries, has the
honor to inform his friends and the public in gen.
era that ne will continue to sell them with as little
profit as possible. Among his assortment there are
Fresh Flour, Sugar Cured Hams, Smoked Shoul-
ders, Brandies, Whiskey, Wines and CordiaIs,
Ale, Porter, Tobacco, Cheese Brown
and Loaf Sugar Lobsters, salmons,
sardines, Dried Beans, Lard,
Candies, Amons, Raisins,
Candles, Salt, Coffee,
&C.. &C., &e.,
Constantly on hand Cordage, Paints, Oils Nails,
Window Glasses and Tinware, at his old stand, on
Main street. C.. STEEL.
Opeousas Santeruber t7th 1855
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VERMILLl0NFlLLE, PARISH OF LAFAYETTE,
YMvHE opening Of the Glasses Of the Sc.
II Joseph Academy is fixed for the 3rd
of October
Apply to the Rev E. F. Foltier curate Of
Vermilliouvile, or to Mr.. Hoare, Principal
of the Academy.
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The opening of the Glasses at the Convent
of Mount Carmel, is fixed for the Goth of
October, apply to Sister. ST. John Superior.
ermillionville, Oct, 9Th, 1859 At.
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OPBLOUSIS INSTIFUTION,
FOR THE EDUCATION or YOUNG MEN.

zsa9-=-- UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
Dr.. j. A. A. DELARUELLE, PRINCIPAL; Protesso,
of French and Latin.
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Wednesday 9th November next, 1859.

on the premises hereinafter described, in the
Town of Opelousas, the following described
property, belonging to the succession of the
late Adelaide Celeste Lesassier, deceased
wife of Don Louis Lemelle, late of the Parish
of St LANDRY tn ,r;t
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Is5II)ORE GlsAOtIiLLll,


III III hE1FIs his services to the public ofthe Parish
~ oil 81. Iarsdsy. Having established at Sc. nar
sasfIIe, Dsposot Itaan Marble OF the first qusIay
be Is ap prepared 10 erect Funerary Monument with
wiGous inscriptions on all plans and according to
alI tasgss, IN prompt and Horkmaniike manner and
\ Dn moderate Ilices..
Thosa who mar need Lis services will please write
10 him. At ST Martinsvile, Of apply 10 the editor q
the Upeloasas Courier. Aug "a, 1855.
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II ], n I'M 3 A 90 ~

III.Il err sales Of estates and Others In
the arish Of 81. landry Lis prices
will be moderata April l6.--lys
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~ EyARlsEa.4 DEsJEAN. AucfsoneeF.
~ I'LL paE,ctuaIly attend to all sales, either
successaoaal OF I1risate, which may be en-
trusted to aim from tine Parish of st. Landry
Office In upelousas. IFeD. 10. is5g.--Iy.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-06-22
A BEAR FIGHT.

Mr.. Ten Have, farmer residing in the
north part of this town hearing great
disturbance among his hogs few days
since sailed forth to see what was the
trouble. He found large bear attempt
ing to get taste of his pork. ,Seizing a
club, he attacked the bear; but Bruin
faced him resolutely snd manifested so
much determination to be an if there was
to be battle, that our friend fled, leav-
ing the hogs and the bear to finish the
fight at their leisure, while he looked on.
There were about dozen of the hogs,
and when Bruin laid hold of one, all the
hogs laid hold Of him, and he was obliged
to loose his hold 10 fight off his assailants.
After trying the experiment number Of
times, with the same result in every in
stance, the bear, probably concluding
there was more pork in the lot than
he bargained for, abandoned the field
and fled. [0ttawa Register, l4th inst.
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From the Detroit Free Press.
A LIVELY TINE COMING.

Some Of the German republican pa
pers here at the West are very specific ir
their demands rs TO what shall be done
with Massachusetts by the party at large
They are making demands with which il
will be difficult to comply, and it will al.
so be difficult to refuse, for upon compli-
ance with them the papers base the con-
dition of the German republicans longer
acting with the party. The milwaukee,
atlas, one of these papers, presents the
following programme, embracing the con
ditions Of their further cooperation:
al. That the republican central com
mittees of the States of Illinois, Indiana,
Minnesota, Pennsylvania and New York
be requested to declare against it.
90. That similar expression should
be had from the republican Senators and
Representatives in Congress.
"3. That in the next republican State
conventions, resolutions should be brought
in denouncing this act of Massachusetts
in the most unequivocal manner.
"a. That in Massachusetts, the con
sistent republicans should organize dis
tinct party.
"5. That the national convention o.
1860 ought in the first place to admit tho
delegates of the genuine republican party
of Massachusetts, should make declara
tion OF opposition to the position Of Mas
sachusctts, and should nominate a MAJ
for the Presidency whose sentiments and
character are n guarantee of the mainten.
ance of the equal rights Of all inhabitants
of the republic"
In answer to this last proposition, tho
Boston Bee, the leading American-repub-
lican sheet of Massachusetts, declares that
"should the national convention, by reso
luton or otherwise, be silly enough 10 at
tempt to single out Massachusetts,, and
discredit her for having in her own way
amended her own fundamental laws, ol
should they attempt to exclude the dele
gates from this State from holding seats
for any such cause, storm will be raised
such as has not been heard of since con
ventions had an existence" And thus
the matter stands. The German sheets
seem likely to insist upon a marked dis
approval Of the Massachusetts proscrip
ton, storm or no storm, and the know
nothing-republicans are equally determin
ed that it shall not be. There is to be ,
lively time, growing out of this action o
Massachusetts, the end of which is not yet