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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-05-05

ETWs are determined TO make Tho Chronicle
more interesting TO the general reader than IL has
ever hereto fore been and ask and expect an in
creased interest its welfare by the gallant Re-
On ublieans of Belmont county. r, lends, shall we
appeal in vainf
HPBEAR In MIND, Ths Chronicle contains
more reading matter NisceIIaneous. Local, and
Genera Newt. thsp aay other paper published in
the coun ~ ard that IL aIso has the complete
and reliab'e Market Reports.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17

Nvnprs IN HrSpRicKs Cousrr A fierce and
fatal affrsy occurred in the south eastern cor
ner Of Hendricks county on last Thursday
afternoon. between two brothers named Sawyer
and two other brothers named Cooper. result
ing in tao death Of one Of the Coopers. The
history Of il. so far ~ We have been able 10
learn, is about as follows FOR some time that
neiehborhood has been annoyed by thefts
which have generally been charged on the
Sawyer family. but the desperate character OF
that family made it unsafe to proceed against
them legally. or to say openly what was be
lieved about them. Within few days some
meat was stolen from one Of the CooPers. and
he openly accused the Sawyer "boys' OF the
ihef. They pretty plainly intinated . pur-
pose to thrash him for it. and went to neigh.
oor's. where the Coopers were 1t work with .
thrashing machine, to carry out their purpose.
A 6ght began at once between the Cooper who
had made the charge and the Sawyer whom
he had accused. in which the other brothers
on each side interfered. The Sawyer brother
.,rusk the brother o! Cooper with . heavy
pitchfork. frasturing his skull and killing him
in short time and Mr.. Cummings. who
ran up apparently to stop the fight was struck
by the same man . violent blow that broke bis
arm aud cut bis head severely. The murderer
escaped. bu, the Sawyer who began the ARRAY
was arrested and taken TO Danville TO Jail
The other onc. it was thought, would be
caught. ss bis pursuers were following him
close somewhere hear the Bluffs.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17
Later from Pixies Peak i.

LaAvaSwoRrH. Aug 10.
The overland Express from Denver City.
with dates to the 9Th inst, arrived here this
morning.
A nugget weighing Sc pennyweights had
been taken from the Nevada gui.b.
New rich diggings had been discovered at
the head W aters of the Bayou Saisdo.
Exlrsvagsnt reports Continued TO be received
from the new diggings over the snowy range
on the Colorado river.
The State Convention. which has been sit.
ting at Auraris. adjourned. having formed a
State Constitution, but none Of It's features are
given.
The boundaries Of the State are latitude 81
TO ~. aud longitude all to 10. There was q
division Of sentiment as 10 the proprety OF q
State orgs niraion, and the Convention voted
to submit at the same time. the question
whether a Territorial or State organization
should be adopted
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17

Letters from Jsares, for constitutional gov.
eminent. just received here. sliude with great
satisfaction TO the favor with which the decree
for the decentralization Of church property. was
every vhsrs received. even in the city Of Mex
leo.
Capt Oldham. eommandsnt Of Her Males
tvs naval forces IN his visits 10 the President
III Mexico. mentioned with Qualification. the
occasion Of announcing that by order 81 the
but,sh government he would not enforce the
measures heretofore contemplated FOE the re-
dress Of complaints. nor do anything te EN-
barass the administration.
Gen. de Fsllsd. at ssn Louis fotosi. has. ia
10 supposed. about 1000 troops under biz con-
mand. preparing TO march on the city Of Mex
leo. Arms ana AMMUNITION are Constantly be
ing received by the Liberals.
Senior Mats, Who has Just retained from New
York. has concluded q contract for materials
OF var which will. Without unnecessary delay
be forwarded 10 Mexico.
Whitehead. who Was banished from Mexico
where be resided for many years. will soon re
turn To England. in behalf OF the British bond
holders. aud will exert himself to satisfy all
their claims, the church property being the
basis Tor the transaction. and by which IT h
thought millions Of dollars will be realized
for the benefit Of the constitutional govern
ment.
IL u not expected that Leido VIII make 40
peeuhiary engagements 40 New forh. but will
merely take the preliminary steps to that end
to be submitted ~ his goveFnmenI lar eonsid'
Grafton.
His contemplated visit to President Buehsn
an aud Secretary Cas-. With . view to have .
full and free talk on Mexican affairs. will
doubtless have the effect Of facilitating the me-
gotiations Of . treaty satisfactory TO both
countries.
Otway. the British Minister. was last &C
counts in Mexico. The dispatches for has re
call not having been received. There 10 such
information in this city as jusIifes ne asser
ton that the vacancy thss oecasioned sili be
filled by successor friendly to the Juare'
Government
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17

Evidently the Adminlstrstion has been
nursing its wrath 10 keep IL warn" sgsins,
Nr Douglas. A. The Little Giant. chances
for The uomiBs,iou Of the Chsrlestor Couvsn.
ton seem TO /, crease. the var up0n him and
HI. friends WAKES hotter. All the influence q
parti.as drili-sii the power Of party Infssnee
all The force Of eoupulsvs dletsiion. sud
al the influence Of Executive patronage. arr
brought into resoisision. Msn suspected OF
Douglas sfihiiies are dismissed from ofhsisl
rositiocs. aud fisees Of tfus, sud profit are
promised 10 those vho exert themselves The
nors 70 cripple the prospects q the senator
from iaiseis. stspse0 C. Dodge. ore Of the
he Federal City. - dismissed. Tor no other
reason than beesu~ be = the freed u ~.
Doogiss ard the telegraph ssoornees the
fact lhs, the Governor Of Irdlsra a q tkis
tine IN Vsshirsioa. pressing tie claims 81
Gen. Lane for the Presidency. AL over The
sorntry he battle sry 10 the Administration
rsnAs Is. down With shs sxronsn, Of populsr
sovereignty. The millions q the Prssidsus
~ill hnd their vsy into every Democratic
State, county and tosnship coavsnsion. They
pursuade. drive ana raretase followers Prem
every Poet ofHes II he iana vii 20 out r.
NJ. and their clerks. % % battle for NJ Ba
ehsnsp. 10 oprosisiou 10 Mr. Douglas They
vill carry % their york like fsnished wolves
eager Tor rich rerAst They ~ili obey the
party lab With eomplseent viilingssss. AID
vork for their master With heroic I'll
Throughout indisns. from The lske 70 the
Ohio river. -ili The Adsssi*srxtion unes -
- 49, =. .-ss-in.. IA the.r sx---
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17

~ We are opposed to the Republican party
Tor the ressoE ;hAt they seek to elevate the ne.
gro 70 an eeaaliy With tie white man: allow.
ing hlm all the privileges enjoyed by the white
race; he right IA Ell Oh jgTi~s the right TO
hold office. and the right 10 form matrimonial
alliances With the ~hur~"-Frieas.
In the language q the immortal bard II
Avon. We are Compelled 10 -xcisim. upon read.
ing the above. How this World A given a
iising Aud the paragraph quoted !. . tar
illustration. We should like II the Friend
please. TO have IT. authority ssr he assertion
quoted. Where aud when was this doctrine
ever maintained by the Republican part,
by what Conss5iion or platform was IL ever
declared or ~ .hai Republican journals ad.
'"eatro IL IL but . Useless waste Il time 10
attempt TO palm Of "a an intelligent commu-
nity such ssseTiions a. these. when ever bodv
know. no. utterly devoid Of truth the, srs.-
Fsusfsin Dsmoersf,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17
Later From Europe.

ct JOHNS, Aug. IL.
The steamer CITY Of Baltimore. bound for n
Y. has been intercepted of Cape Race. by
the ne~s yacht Of the Associated Press. and
Eve DAYS later sdvices from Liverpool attained
The Liverpool and London dates are to the
Ord inst by mail. and to Thursday morning
the <ih. inst by telegraph.
The following brief summary sf news com
prises the most important events of the week.
Thers bad been no further Developments as to
the Zurich conference.
The continental news 10 Of & pacific eharsc.
ter: France vas preparing for a general dis.
armament The Paris Bourse closed on
" ednesdsy at 69f. S5c.
The French army had heen desolved.
A new Indian loan Of IS 600 900 has been
announced.
The American Minister. nj. Rome h ed sttsin-
ed four hundred dollars as compensation for
the los. sustained by NJ. Perkins and his CON.
psn,ons. during the sseking Of Perugis. BY
the Swiss troops.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17

uThs eoafersaes 81 Zurich 10 highly az
elusive affair The great powers Of Europe
are calmly snubbsd. Securing all past Pse'n-
cation processes. ~ he Philsdslphia Bsilss's
says. the Emperor Napoleon doss not submit.
the pcaes he has concluded With the Emperor
Of Austria 70 . general European cosgress.-
The var vas little matter Of their ewn. and
England. Russis. and Prussia must stand by
10 look on idly at The peace. ~ they looked on
idly q the var. The representatives Of France.
Austria. and Sardinia are probably BY this
time assembled ut Zurich. Bot While the
three plsnipotentiaries are sitting In The TAR
old Protestant s~iss city. Europe will be In
q turmoil all around them, aud they viii hear
from across the Alps the mutterings OF the
popular thunder in Italy. Will not the dis'
content In Sardinia. Lembsrdy. aad Vsoe'ia.
the disturbances in the Romsgna. the revoits
IN the deceived Duehiss. the insargent spirit
Of The Pspsl and NesPolitan States. shee'
slightly the proceedings 81 Zurich. VIII mol
Gsribalii, csvour. Kosssth. Kispka and Kiss.
make themselves heard at Zuriehf Will mol
England. Prussia, and Russia insist On know
lug what IL TO be done. aud insist on having
something to do with the new map OF Southern
Europe that Austria and France are srrang
ing, These questions arise naturally. Ard
make the conference at Zurich one Of the most
interesting known In modern history. la 9
fortnight, We may begin to hear the nrs, formal
d;nlam .,ie out eivings OF the Zu.ich confer
enee.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17

ErrEcr OF Moral SuAsioS' ON GAxaLIRs.-
A man from Louisville. Ky. who had lost
nearly two thousand dollars At a gambling
hell in Memphis. Tenn. night or two since
discovered late in the evening that his CON-
psnions were not. like the Austrisns. dong
everything on the square" drew q formida
BILE locking Dsringer. and threatened the lives
Of all in the room II their i'll gotten gains were
not Immediately returned. This moral "sua
sion" had the desired effect. and the golden
fleece" Vas at once disgorged.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17

Avprrez CT STATES Rfrozr.-Thc Report oi
the Auditor Of the State for the year 1859. hss
been issued. II contains . book or i9s page.
sfa, sed ptOh,abls job for The State prin,sr -
There 10 something sbou, the foo,iogs. ho-.
ever. tha, is 10, altogether clear or sssisfse,o-
~ to q person Of &C investigating turn oi
mind-esP<eisli IL he IL . Taxpayer. has chi
dfsn 10 educate. and 10 . eitisen Of ipd;sna
The whole anount Of the School Fund paid
into the Treasury 70 shosa to be t3ss. - IS.
While the amount drawn thsrefrom 10 sho~n
70 be ss2s.s2s s.. leaving q balance u Sss..
Sill IL unseeounted fer II has been asksd.
add very poiutedly limited. ".ha, hss become
II this large sun Of money! Probably the
State ofseers have the sotss Of broksu do.n
politisisns TO whom n ~.s lssusd during lhs
eaosass 81 1855"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17
Lctterfrem Kossnfh.


The snbjYined letter has been r~ardsd 70
the Leeds Mercury. by Alderman Mitchell. Of
Bradford. England. a gentleman on intimate
terms with NJ. Kossuth. II wa written While
in Paris. before the disunguished exiis's de
psrture for Italy:
PANS. June ", 1859
Ny dear Friend; The generous country - here
rested my tsmpesttossed head for many long
ears lies behind me. and oatssrd boand i
nv small crsft on the stormy lea. With oothing
safe but ny determination. which nothing can
shske-that happen what may to me person
ally. either my coantry will be free, or else
shsll know how 10 preserve her from immola
ting herself 10 vain.
! may become victim my nation will not
bsroms one. msy be jns.rumehtsl in calling
her forth To 70 awaken lie. Can not DO hi.
safely. shall take care TO preserve her future
uncompromi.ed.
Revolving IN my mind ell the noble delicate
friendship. all the copsolattots Of synpathy,
which was allo ed 10 enjoy IN your country
from many. many friend.-from none more
than from you-enotions throug urou me too
strong to ALLOW Of words. By The Eternal, 4
feel my'eif ~ much s-nan ss any mortal on
earth vet. vhIle / write, . tear trembles on
nv syelids. and feel not ashamed Of IL.
IL is the tribute OF q grateful heart for beue-
hts received. IL IL 30 offrriDg that sccomps-
nies my silent. fsrvent insocallon OF the ehose
est blessings Of God upon Jour country your
house. yourself. and those Of your people
whose kIpdness and synps,hy poured The
smallest drop Of eonso.stio1 ibso the wounds
Of my Adversely.
IL succeed. hope 10 see ycu AMI many Of
ycp. IN my ON home, and 90 brother ever has
greeted brother With hesrtser welcome ths q
] and ny people will greet you. or any Of you.
IL fall. you viii ssy thar have fallen on
dsty's path.
II am spared. 5ut fail. nay zee Eaglsnd
again. Thsu. bovevsr, u will oe q broken,
useless rcd. that 10 cast on yonr shores, and
fev will be the days which II ssli be able OIL
bear before 10 rots
"Coms veal. come woe" tes vii Of Him
above ID done.
Fsseveli Yarsvsll' Ever you're sraly.
KOSsvTH.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17
HEsOLUruOys
OF Morning. Ser Social TsnPIe. Ne. %. en- "a,
Dssfk Of Miss TAeiss Wslhsussn.

OF Morning. S'sr Social TsnPIs. Ne. %, en- sss
DesfA Of Miss 7Aeiss Wiissnssn.
WarRrAs. Ii has pleased Almighty God to
remove from amsng Us. by the uprsleutine
hand Of Death. our much beloved sister. Thoi,s
Will smson--
Resoired. That in her death, this Social
Temple has lost post worthy member. one
vto vas regular in her attendance. showing
. deep attachment 10 the Order. aud Who wss
Rreh esise~ed by all Who knew her, for her
mild and Apiahlf disposition.
Rssolrsd. That in her death. her psrepts
have lost lovely and sffrctionate daughter.
and her relations aud friends have 80 fY,red An
irsparable loss.
Realised. That the members Of this Social
Temple deeply and truly sympaihiss With the
parents and friends in their bereavement.
Rsselrrd. That we wear the usual b.ds.
end ihs, ihs Hall be drsped IN mourning for
thirty days.
Received. That copy Of these resolutions
be presented In the family Of our deceased ala.
ter. and published in the city papers.
SsiLIr w"olry,
AIIor vooknrrs, Committee.
| SsILir FR.NkIis,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17
From Havana.

NV YoRx. Aug. ~
The steamer Quaker City. from Havana Sth
inst. arrived at this port this morning.
The Yellow fever n Havana has become
epidemic.
A decree had been issued permitting the
importation Of live fish without the Psymen,
Of other duties than the customary por'
ehsgs-
The Bspco Agricols and the Credit Cubano
banks are going into liquidation.
Sugars were dull. add had declined To 7l@s
reals for No. -.
The Quaker City brings Vera Cruz dstes 10
the 4;h inst. aud from Mexico to the ct inst
The mail steamer Conway. at Havana. had
s.. 600 900 in specie for England
Affairs at tie city OF Mexico we're dniet.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17

IL Under The caption, Speed The Pirates. y
the Mississirpiss. the leading organ Of TIE
Democracy of Mis.i.sippi. copies an article
from The n Y H~sld. which states that ser.
er.l eargoes of Africans have been landed in
The South. II introduces The extract from The
Herald With the following remark:
May prosperous gales speed the honest 'pi.
rates IN their noble mission 10 augment the
- pply Of Southern labor. and tn obey the in
Junction to feed the hungv and eloihs The M.
ked Tie wants Of the Southern people. and
the requirements Of commerce. call loudly for
more snd cheaper negroes. and. thanks 10 the
ADVENTUROUS slaye traders. they are coming"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17

pThe Democracy held their township Con
veniion in this township last Saturday. and
dominated J. B. otey for Auditor and J. d.
Bell for Recorder IL seems 10 us that this
settles the question as to who are to be the
candidates for those important Offices, on the
Democratic ticket. They are both a. s,rong
men az the Democracy have in their ranks.
There was q decided and determined effort
Oh the par, Of the Leeomp,on Democracy to
defeat Mr. otey. but the friends Of the Little
Clan, rallied to his support and he vas ,sum-
plant. Much excitement prevailed-ha
words passed, but apti-LeeonPtOnism came
out o. X.
We will review this bitter hostility TO some
gentlemen 10 = few days. aud 10 the mean
tine We hope the Democracy will not continue
80 much "riled"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17

II The State Pair. held this year at New
Albany. from the 26Gh of September TO the Is,
Of October promises TO be more brilliant and
attractive than any held at the State Capital.
The citizens OF New Albany are sealous and
liberal in their ex,riious TO rcuder this years
State Fair credit to their city. The several
railroads have made The most generous offers
Of their assistance to promote The success Of
the enterprise. and every facility possible
will be afforded to enable exhibitors aud Wis.
TORS to reach the grounds conveniently and
chesply.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17
Yor II Daily Rxprsss.
41NNEs0AsnA.


II The russse Northern eounsry.
10 vffd ssc lonely gies.
Where The forest vsrdsrs covers
he hsapts Of savage men:
whsrs the wlnnebsgo vsn<srs,
Where the Sloan In safety anys>
Laughing g.iiy In the sun light,
Lovely Minne-As-ha plays.
Laughing ~ the passing ages,
Rset throSsA departed tine.
Ras 2ince-hs-hs wsrbled
ThAtssne sopsptie rhyme:
And singing stiu ss gsii,.
within her pleasant dell.
10 her unehsnsias language.
She hath strange tales TO tell.
o eosid ne bet interpret
The language which she sfnGs.
And learn the vondrous stories
which from the past she srisgs:
Oh, eosId We read the legends
The lowering reeks might tell.
That stand In silent grandeur
Around her lovely dell.
bat though The zeal upon them
one ne may not break.
Netkilks thy ~srsiing waters
ofthe indians wrongs wonic speak.
Thou hsghes still 10 cheer him,
When he vsnters 20 thy side,
Blu, his coming 10 moe seldom,
To vie. Thy smiling tide.
Bat when that race have vanished,
And 70 thee no more come hack:
When the White mans plow hath covered
The last, lone indians track,
Thy voice. lair Nisne-hs Ia,
volume shall proclaim
ror the aobIe- misded rcd man.
Who gave thy eessesus name
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17

~ In Ludlow. Mass. there is young man
OF twenty four years of age. blind from his 10
fancy, who has made with his own hands. a
small steam engine. so small that he can carry
the whole of it in his pocket. and get up sieam
at pleasure. lie is also. practical engineer,
and has run a. such Oh the Mad River Rail.
road. IN Ohio. having, Of course. zone one for
look out. lie is also. thorough proficient
in vocal and instrumental music.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17

They viii not only endeavor TO defeat anti
Lecompton Democrats for county sominasieas.
but they will see that a. fev ~ possible Of
such men are permitted TO attend the Demo.
cratic State Convention. The decree has been
issued. and Governor Willard will bring home
with him the necessary evidenecs Of the fses'
that the delegated vote Of Indiana must not
be given for Stephen A. Douglas. Asuai'
wire-woFking politicians ~iil msnsEs TINS
matter They will eajals the young converts.
and sudesvor 10 convince the old that then
hostility 10 particular individuals Is owing to
psr.onAl combinations. They will say the
Douglas Democrat 10 unit to discharge the
duties u the Office ~ which he ssP'res, when
IN truth he ~ noioriously eompstsnt- They
viii say be is nsi 10 be trusted as delegate
10 the state Convention. when IN fact he -
prorsrbiAl for his political integrity. They
siu have many excuses for their hostility to
Dougla. Democrats. but whether they are good
or not. still they will make war OF them: and
eadeavor. on all occasions and under all CIR.
e1mssAnees. to defeat them. Their excuses
may blind some. humbug others. and deceive
many but the great reason. the real excuse.
the proPelling force that drives them TO this
war " determination. 10. because they are Anu
IsconP,en Douglas Democrats Wherever
there Is popular sovereignty Democrat hold
ips Office under the general government. his
head must tall. Wherever there Is = Douglas
Democrat aspiring tn official position. they
will beat him. though the heavens fall.
In this "bsllum par rsssAs" the Opposite n
party has nothing TO do. bot look on. IL Is
20 q III, Of ours. but as our household is now
enjoying a mos, profound peace. We cannot
/ help casting an anxious look at the misfor.
tunes. aud listening TO the eehoing war cry ol
or Democratic friends. OF course DO one
ever stood as q disiutsrested spectator of q
6ercely wsged contest. Human nature always
takes sides. Human sympathy goes either &c
ihs one side OF The other. and in this case we
are free to confess that our sympathies are all
with the anti Lecompton Democrats. III u
will do them any good-they have It.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17

D A Boston correspondent Of The Men
York Tribune, speaking OF the recent com.
mencemsnt at Hazard. says that one OF Tho
young gentlemen. when he spoke his piece. >
alluded to the contemplate articles in the \
Y. Ledger. As eontrasted with the elegant Lite
nature OF the Atlantic Monthly. Mr. Everett
author Of the Mt. Vernon Papers. who was OF
the stand. found it convenient to blow hi,
nose about that time"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17

The Opposition Executive COMMITTEES for
this county, are requested TO meet a. tbs Of.
Ace Of H. d Sco,t. in hi. city. on Saturday
Aug the 9Th q, . o'clock T. II. Important
bssines. ists te Transacted aud a fell attend
sses 10 requested. The COMMITTEES Is eomPo
cd Of the following gentlemen.
"Messrs- N. ID. Scott. james wyefh. ". X
Edwards. jobs y Baird and Robt Thotnss OF
Harrison township. JohD clem and Mills. OF
Honey Greek. Willis simmons aud James ID.
Ple.y. Of Prairie Creek William Copeland. and
Il c I-belI. Of Prairtrton: John 4. Woodruff
ard A. J. Lis.on. Of Pierson. Luther Green aud
John Brady Of Riley Joseph York and Zadoek
Reeves Of Lost Greek James Brooks and hen.
~ Buryegt, OF Srvius. William Goodman and
j. s Caste. Of Sugar. Greek: W II Johuson
and Robert Brigg. Of Otter Greek. jos James
snd David RipPetoe Of Fayetse; aid William
g. Whitaker aud II. B. Randolph, Of Linton
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-17

D One Of the mos, gratifying circumstances
in the late elections is the success Of Emerson
EIhenridge OF Tennessee. Who.is again returned
to Congress after two years absence. lie OPP
schemes Of toe Democracy tia; followed. intro
duced the resolution opposing the slave trade
in 1857. and has always denounced the propa
gandium Of the slavery men. and vowed his
Contempt for the party that gave itself to their
uses