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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-10

ssy' The Iarkin Edwards from The falls il
the only steamboat arrival Il, Shreveport m.
nounccd within the past week. Rcd River is
very low
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-10

- The Opposition party Of Georgia met in Con.
ssa'ion at Griffin on the 18Th ul,., and nominated
Col. Warren Akin for Governor. The Opposition
hrlisve IN conventions where they have hanre to
beat the brinaerat>, and where they ha not. as In
Texu. they endestof 10 create division. Ia the Dem
ocraiie party by crying out against them a. unjust
and 'srani'il. and saceflngy calling those Nho can
aot he hpmbaggcd eolltr.dcmoaut" The de-.
ceivcd democrats ate addressed the independent
democracy ~ Those who are democrat. from prn.
ciple, and acinated by correct motives. VIII M doubt
learn a lesson from the past. and zee hat wghou,
proper Organization the party Is destined to be broken
dewa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-10


the African slave trade These measu,..
Il two iold character.
! The Increase of the squadron r,
coast ol Cuba .nd iu adjacent water. yn y
seis detailed lnr TIE service will lac IL
war steamers truisicr Mohawk. rnI,. :
Mandate. N VI
he increase OF our squadron q, III.
can coast itself And to this ser, ice 49, An
urd'rid 90 once the screw steamers s.. b
~umplgr Mystic and Muhlran; and H. Nnto
ui.wIr Consolidation, Marion Poy,.uae.,s 'p
NicrnnD. ~ guns each. except tho Wsd
which isu 10 gun sloop 'a
Al these vessels are Of light drans,,
thorsb! capable Of running up mann
smaller siuant henl0luu mac,y>.ilL
.np T., Nm. traffic. '''''u.ily pat
lae numberof guns Of the African ,o,..
will he tlt. though the join, tn asy ~sy "a''
iand mt,y- e obligatory upon us 10 k.s, -
cd oai, 80 llus upon the African cont 1'a
H- Iuap'i Np CONSTELLATION viii h. i
das tip n the -rAdron 0e u
fg Ha'ui depot of the squadron /, ,o,.
moved .g'm l'una to san ruul de Iaanan
lrulAN AffNf- Ad,ieHs nom Tnr,
resent iai tle selling o hostility to N, -
D.. OBJ. AetfAa hunj hube is ucrsa,ng 49, ~
"a r"--."" thg people BOO tliy nnchts
d. ldtiu1 'ae opposition tu the return a, IL
uurae- hegrnt Maria lousa. who bsl -
r.lHaa u Switzerland sN.r, strong '''
hg Red Republican,. OF the Mazzin .a,.,
lad created some Disturbances u psrm,
turIr apeu demonstrations of hostility M,
te ihe ttGW oi their old m,ta hut In s,r
Element Il Italian alhr- upon the ba.,, cf 4.
treaty. ut Nua l'au,a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-10

The 81 Louis Republican remarks Tint
the amount Of Pixies Peak gold thus far
thought into that city is irliing some
three or four thousand dollars lncln.
ding that reported as in private hands.
the aggregate does not oSreed $40 coo
or SIS 900
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-10

Norr Is ALABAMA roR GoyEnNoR-rh Con
federation ~ Montgomery gives the official re.
turns for Governor from all the counties except
six. They foot up thus Moore 81 400 sanford
1907, Moort's majority 29303. The Cen.
federation estimates the total majority a, - 0o0
According to this statement the vote Of Ala
bama il hut little larger than that OF fcvas In
1870 the vote Of Texas will be probably greater
than tina, Of any Other extreme Southern state
In other words Texas will he The Empire State
Of the south
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-10

RreAwAY ~ ll.eIll--mant.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-10
RECEIPTS FOR THE REPUBLICAN

The receipts THIS week are aniie respectable. and
-how that friends are disposed to AFFORD "a sub
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-09-10

- Gold. !, is sad. has been found on upper Red
River in Mon,srne county.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-22
ANOTHER RICHMOND IN THE rIELD

hullrrs 80 the : 7 X Company. and
Ct, 'eas # Texas. the svoved rirI Sc
Of which is t. rrsdac, the repeal u The
sou'hcra P,r.fe Ra'lroai charter What
effect th0. publication mav h1v' HH'- .e
of the state Of rexas we ~ e'n.-" rfo-
Mt determine. In f.Sts 70 can "+'e
nome wht'eve-. cv. r. - H.l.' ".F
upon l,s aa.a1f tn se Nal arr clo'et'
saur with 'ae history ID the SHi. aesu
P,,dc Railroad an.Pr..'. aul - ti"
attesrlea's If el NH-s connection
w,H t. SSH. br ~u'y slrl,.sal ,aai
h. above 90 fher men ohauld have en-
listed la 4 srnss..u winch is likely o.
be1fs1 l.f'la pai. t,b.n4elf
| He WIS prominent among these
Texas gentlemen Win originally sold Che
Tow cltet f s51D 0oo nl as be
alma. 1nsan,el % the sale rf
a, a.a g.. "a n-elf and 'hfea Co.. 81
fecr.sae ONE sixth # tueamunt
Observation-Disclosures .ifprH1l.v
.lt...l.....,.
Hi'' .'' ~
fortunes thl'Ht1 r'u ana @'"'
~ tine memorable period when 1t VIZ
s.iI .u,. .a .f8g..ls5. although ho "A
49,. .i.....,.. ........,.....l d.. IN.
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nsfi1 pei"i tht i W'r 'h''Ai'' ~ d
4 IS. f.f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-22

~rf.rrn or rnr U.r,r several rcu.
,......,,
exchanges in connection with Tire "'h'"
" speaker II the next iluu-e oi Repro.
4auativr4 II the ensuing Tcxas lcels-
,,,,,c oftb.;rrrsperiiye. analficatiuu.
........,,1,;..1 ,,} n,vc.r.psr.,1rui
t,.... .r..l.,,.,l,, ,,.,, .
-
"''' ''''
0'N' H'' seen '''''''''''''' "''''' '''
"c have h' d'aN' are superior 10 ''''.'''
AT We refer To- t"e Hon \. = y
Taylor of Cass D. Taylor ha' hc'"
for several session, "a memhcr ct the
state Senate. IS intimately acqu,1cd
ylh parliamentary rules and We BE-
i.... H.. u,.. ,..,nt,,iop of b.inu fhr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-22

is1~ Oar Young friend NJ T 7 0cnIrnrr
Is eipdida'' i's cble' clyrk = the lIoasc Of
Representatives,. Having previously filed that
position with esslit we 'nsane heniil fnI lat
saiaist Heas nara'eI Tf.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-22

ISFoWFrN,tr -Cavc Of the Chronicle re-
Gently assailed the New York Times, showing
that !, was g contemplate abolition sheet Vie
Succeeding issue Of the Time contained nightly
'uloa Ne article Of Cen Houston
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-22

The Fayetteville Observer ia informed
that Mrs Martha Reynolds, now living
near rnllahuma, Coffee county Tenn is
lis years of age Her SON, Jacob Rcy.
noids, who died ahor' two years ago,
was a pcnsioner, having been wounded
N the revolutionary wat The old lady
is still enjoying good health
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-22

ksrEA- Tue Quarterly hcetine Of he N,ho
Isl ql'eer.l sieff' rrtest 2 = r. :
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-22
TEXAS REPU BLICAN.
tss'-~-s'aa-s-a.H sa .H-f'-
Il. W. GIiEEY. Editor
MARSH Al IL


... OCTOBER q. les.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-10-22

ref. Rivers and Driols Circus will exhibit
10 Narshali to-day. The advertisement will he
found 20 The fourth Peg.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-08

Two REPRESENTATIVES, FOR PORTAGE CoUN.
rsThs new Constitution of the shte Of oboproyide,
shat certain Counties shall have additional Repre
sentative in the State Legislature in fifth sessfo
pc decennial periodof which Counties, Portage Is
Toe members of the Legislature eeted this year will
pe ele ted or the fifth of the decennia period.
accordingly, Portage County, this year. will have two
representative to eeclo the House of Representatives
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-08
Local II Offices.

FARMER To- YOUR BEEs-Mr S G.BRowN
Yves in town last Thursday, and transferred thai
had been in the hive u Is years. He to han.
die the bees though he acquainted their hab.
its using gloves covering except his bee hat
getting sting for his thug that
TO DO every day. with equal success He but
Langtroths invaluable Comb Hive being j. only one
tina bees be controlled in-he being able to divide
the Hive is full of Bees thereby saving
anxious wntcng, ard the risk of the flying off
the woods Tue Hive can be seen Mr. GUsrAvUs LANES
Cabinet Shop and also the right of using had of
Mr. LANE. See Mr. BRowAs advertisement in to- s
Democrat -
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-08
] lINpEpENpENoa bAv-Ru ! r.o,ioa i,.. l. a..

. ZlNDEPENDENoR DAY--By a notice in our
columns to-day, viii be that movement is being
made for an oidashioned celebration our Nafional
Anniversary We pleased to see this movsb,an, md
hope citizens viii cordially hold of the stte
Let not the glorious Fourth be, has be too often
the in the past. blank, inane stless day with
hundreds of citizens seeking amusement abroad I
US have in Ravenna gala day worthy of the occasion
The preliminary meeting Friday night should be well at
tended and good and energetic COMMITTEES of Arrange
ments sIappoinsed.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-08

MORE PIXIES PEAKERs RETURxED.--Last
Monday company Of Piks's Peak adyenturers passed
through this Village their return home to Parkman
Geauga county They had been the Peak--had pros
pected along the banks of Cherry Creek aud in regions
thereunto adjacent lying fine, had seen the entire Ele.
pnan'' and very emphatically pronounced the whole
thing sfupendous humbug. TTaveLstaincd und wealth.
they looked tue very personfcation Of hard
times. -
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-08

CoMMEk kCRMENT AT HIRAM. - The Com
to tho 9th insr., and the ethas ed
unlucily aud ousy in the Democrat of wel
On evening tine exercises OF the Dephic soci
t, win take place.
Tire Interest is increasing annually in the commence
men exer ises oftbis valuable and ourishin
and hundreds, ad indeed thousands win go up this year
10 tlleir yearly literary festival. .,,s - =
We old that unusual degree of interest will be
thrown into the exercises this year.
All who tarry at Hiram over night, will be richly
rewarded in witnessing tie exercises of the Dephic So
lciety. -4t 3S.,i
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-08

DR A. s. CRAFrs:-The health of Doctor
CRAFrs beng fully resIored he is prepared give mis-
attention the different departments of his profession
Dr.. c. aims high reputation Physician and Sur
geoH. His ofice is his residence Cedar street.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-08
ro-Day,s Ssw Aaverl..emen!

e - flfss erF t----------s 7kEl -
eU Dr. .Tubhs-Juns. appointments ~
Eg- b. L. Judson -M,rses Indian Root Pills. I
f-Y- A. Baldwin Audilor- Laws Of Ohio.
rsPEcrAL sorIcEs1
E7r Grand Festival Randolph
S7c Fourth Of July.
~ WY Will You Delay II G
aY- DR.. Tubbs-June Appa aintments
tLocAL NOTICES.
EY sc. Brown--Farfnerss to your Bees II u
rYe Poe & Bra.-second ins. alinieut New Goods
I7~ Geo. Ha1Ps Musical Rooms.
ER, DR.. Crafts health restored
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-08

LUSCIOUS STRAWBERRIES. p Mr.. REcELLUs
Roof OF this Town. has presented us with box of as
hne, large and delicious strawberries as we have ever
seen In sizs the berries will average s inches in cir
eumfsrence, though 50 inches Just think
Oh an editor, living not in clove but lnxuriating in
and cream Thanks for the polite attention
ana KIND remembrance of our friend.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-08
To ADvRarrsERsl-I

To ADvRRTrsERs- 1t becomes Becsssary
again remind Avertisng customers that to insure
inHertioaS for the week adversements must be
iand 4 in by 10 O'Clock A. M sionay. Adverseis
respectfully requested 10 leave their advertisements
the Business Oie, he Rayenua Book Store, and not
take them in person to the Pri ting Rooms.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-08

Orr FOR e'oLUMBUs Sheriff WILLIAMS, ac
COM oned by cficer SAMUEL MILLER, Guard, LEFT
Monday morni g, the o'clock A. NJ train, for The
Peai entiary at Columbus with JAMES KIRK eonvictei
of connterfiug at the last of Court and sentenc
ed for three years to labor in the Penitentiary
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-08
CeUsF Of COMMON PLKAF--rhs Court o

CeUaT Of Es2NoN- PLEAs--Ths Court o.
Csnon teas rred en- Saturday last, noon, after
7 u busy session of tsso weeks
4 The Hi-am Mi Dam Case'-tI,e progress of which
we haze noticed in last two nnn,bers-ciosed on
weda@sday The testimony in-sfe finished or
Mouday Tu-sdas aud the better part "Wednesday being
consumed in the argument ofrouneel The sub
r1ted the jury al O'Clock P. NJ en- The last iayws
returned verdict in fAyer of the Defendant the
evening This case nmeAtely followed BY the
of
zhe Sate Of Ohio Us. .las B. Kirk
Kirk was charged with being the who affixed the
sig sufes of the President aud Cashier about twenty
thousand dollars of counterfeit the Forest ciy
Bank Of Cleveland, some time in Feb. last.
The Indictment against him charged the forgery oi
one of thos- bills. - s ..rs .,rsz-fss ri,..f
TIE commenced Wednesday, and continued until
Friiay noon, consuming nearly two days The defence
OF the prisoner conducted with extraordinary ab
ty but insufficient resist the array of testimony
presented hy the prosecution, and the prisoner was ad
Judged Guilty by the verdict of the jury .-as
Motions trial and in of Judgment made
by prisoners counsel both overruled, andon satur
day he Imprisonment for three years
the Penitenriary. 80 - ~ s -
Attorneys for State J. p. Horton aud e B. Taylor, fol
DefendanI; Brown and WOODWORK and Luther Day.
This the last jury tried the jury being dis
charged FRIDAY evening.
A few cases heard bY the Court, mostly during
evenings after the regular business of the day had
been finished
Prdhahlv the irnportant Of these was that of
abigail NeAiHaa Robert Mcmillan. - :. -
Petition for Divorce Qnite a large number of wit
nes-es were examined the of unusual
interest.
TIE trial commenced at o'clock IN the avening OF
THURSDAY, and continued un, half past twelve The
Court deeIeed the divorce OF tie parties giving to petit
tioler $500 aiinony. and the of their Youngest
child girl of two years of age the eldest child boy
of six or seven wears given to the father. ~
William R KeIso who plead Guilty Indictment for
selling Intoxicating liquor, pay fine Of
fifty dollars and cost. sfz-e ~ -7e fl-1
Jacob Y. Stolsgh Mary E. Slough.
Petition for Divorce. Petition Granted. NJ. Stuart,
for petitioner. = s4ief ~. ftss :. --fizr7
Emily L. Hodo rs. zrchi5asd Hodo
Pei ion for Divorce. Petition Granted. Cause, will
full alb for than three years. Petitioner
stored to raiden and has the of her child
Dav for Petitioner.
The f'mi dam aud Kirk cases. It will be con-
snmed nearyth whole time. being the only jury
tried large bers of other both civil and crmi
nal r-adyzfor trial continued for wat of tiua =
Several weeks might have been profahly filed up
but Judge Hoffman was Obliged to commence Court in
Warren Monday of this week, and of course CON-
PEELED TO Ieatr here rla7sss - .t-ls
r =
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-08

3 Mr. ANDREW Poe of The firm of Poe &
Brother, is in New York gmaking his second pur
chase of seasonabIe oods for the summer trade Mr.
PoE will return this week, and win display a beautfu
additional of seasonable goods. See adver-
tising column next week. i725 t111't9 s4
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-08

Texts FOR THE SEA,oN.--' BR the breath of
God frost is given Job ss TO- BE casteth forth his
ice ke morses; who stand before his cod Ps I47:
~. Althongh the fig tree shall blossom, neither
shall rut be in the vines; the labor of tn olive shall
fA sad thu fields shall yield meat the flock saii be
off frou the field, and there shall be herd in the
stalls: yet will ejoce in the ,he lord will joy
God Of uy salyst.on. Hah. ,: II, iS. =. u
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-08

AnusasrBUne. c. W., May 81, 1859
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-08

The following letter is from personal friend residing
IN Portage county, who Is close and judcious observer
political matters In this part OF the State. We have
dsposi lou to foresal opnioi behafof any canddare
since the selection of didate, by the of past
years, tain conceded the county which
is the Senator ny location. 1t for
however say, that should of Cyrus Prentss
acceptable to the Republicans of Summit, far
have the means of judging Mr. Prentiss is almost
well know in Summit ir Portage aud 1t is superla
for US present his qualifications and ito cons
mon but very improper phrase) claims to thai Office if
he desire il. 81 g1f1t .ll ~ s.gs- !ia 20
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Portage County Democrat,

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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-02-24

ing t. In The first place, then, there you'd
soon be more slaves than could be pro6ta-
by employed; hence the master would p
unable % provide as we'll for hem as he
nor docs; in the next place the slave would
be worth less, and of course the master
would have less interest in providing well
for, and taking good care of the slave, and
of course the condition of the slave would
be worse, instead Of better-and yet these
men claim to be the especial friends. of the
slave. Well might the poor subject Of OPP
preston exclaim: Lord save me from
the tender n,ercies Of my friends"
The Republican theory on this subject.
is near akin to that of some professed tenn
perance men Of the present day, who think
that the best way TO promote good morals
is to give full sway to the surging tide Of
intemperance. in order that all. even the
most Cbtuse. cannot fail to see the neces-
si;y Of reformation; in other words let
vice and crime of every kind run riot in
the land, until none can fail to see the ne
osssity Of good order; let hunger with bis
keenest fangs. SO fasten upon the vitals of
the poor starveling that he is convinced
that a .i1 penny loaf is worth at least a
dollar-away with such philanthropy. out
upon such sympathy for the down-trodden
aud oppressed.
This immaculate pink of perfection, the
Republican party. holding sentiments and
views like the above, have yet
the duplicity to deny the soft Impeachment!
of abolitionism, and many of them apPa-
rently with holy horror raise their eyes and
hands heavenward and meekly say, "con-
vince us that our leaders are abelitionists
and We will at once come out from among
Them"
Thus much with regard to the legitimate
result upon the slave. of the action pro-
posed by republican leaders; its result up
on white men in the territories, will be the
subjec: for future communication.
r.t ALIEN.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-02-24

RUMP SENAToR-LANE AND McCARTT.--
The Fort Wayne Times, edited by men,
Der of the Republican State Central Com
mittee, thus refers to tie Rump Senators
LANE and McCARrY:
Afew days ago. this complete farce
was played out in Washington, aud resulted
just where We all along predicted it would,
and were, under the circumstances, it was
not unlawful for it to end. The car-wag-
gers at indianapolis have done the very
thing that has best tended to kill the organ
ization for which they acted--they have
repudiated she ground on which they stood
in I855--when the Democrats refused a
Joint ballot for the election Of United States
Senator: and then having taken the opposite
ground, got beaten in the election--got
beaten in the contest last winter in the
United States Senate--and now over their
sham election Of this winter, have gotten
the voice of the United States Senate, on
the full merits Of the case--copfirming
Bright and Fitch, while Lane and Nc Carly
make their bows, damn the Senate, and 90
home to be lost in fo-getfulness. 1t is the
only course that that body could lakeland
coming ages will make the better appre-
cialed. Again We say. We won ID be glad
to see some other persons holding the
places Of Bright and Fitch-some persons
nearer our politician notions We would
not unless it were by legal election.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-02-24

neighboring republic Of Mexico. always
claiming to belong to one or the other Of
the hostile parties, should make descenl
upon Vera Cruz or the Tehauntepec route,
he would have no power to employ force
on shipboard in the viciaity for their relief,
neither to prevent the plumber Of our mer-
chants or the destruction of tho transit. In
reference to countries where the local au
therities are strong enough to enforce laws
the difficulty here indicated can seldom
happen. But where this is lot The case
and the local authorities do not posses.
the physical power, even if they possess
the will, to protect our citizens within theil
limits, recent experience has shown sha
the executive should itself be authorized
to render this protection. Such grant o
authority thus limited in its extent, could
in no just sense te regarded rs transfer
Of the war-making power to the executive
but only as an appropriate exercise of tina
power by the body TO him. 1t exclusively
belongs to tho riot in Panama in 1856, il
which great number of our citizens los
their lives, furnishing pointed illus
for the execution of this authority.
therefore earnestly recommend to Congress
on whom the responsibility exclusively
rests. to pass law before their adjourn
ment. comforting upon the President the
power to protect the lives and property O
American citizens in the cases which
have indicated. under such restrictions and
conditions as they may deem advisable.
The knowledge that such law exist,
would, of itself. go far to prevent the out
RACES which il is intended to redress. and
render the employment Of force unneces
sary; without this the President of the U
S. may be placed in painful situation be
fore the meeting of the next Congress. In
the present disturbed condition Of Mexico
and one or more of the other Republics
south of us, no person can foresee what oc
currences may lake place before that peri
cd. In case Of emergency our citizens
seeing that they do not enjoy the same pro.
lection with the subjects Of European Gov
ernments. will have just cause to complain
On the other hand, should tho executive
interpose. and especially should the result
prove disastrous, and valuable lines be
lost. he might subject himself TO severe
censuIe for having assumed power moi
con6ded to him by the constitution. Ii i.
TO guard against such a contingency tina!
now appeal to Congress.
Having thus recommended to Congress
a measure which deem necessary and e1-
pedient for the interests and honor of oul
country, leave the whole subject to their
wisdom and discretion.
- f i JAMES BUCHANAN.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-02-24


Messrs Bright and Fitch as tie only le-
gally-elected Senator's from Indiana, sus.
tanned, and that the vote of The Senate ~,
final in tho case.
Mr. Harlan's motion WAS lost and Mr.
Pugh's adopted.
The Judiciary Committees report was
sustained and the Committee discharged
from all further consideration Of the sub
iec: by vote. respectively. Of 3e yeas
against IA DAYS. 3G yeas against l6 nays;
90 yeas against Is nays; and 50 yeas A.
gainst &c nays. -
On one side the nays were--Mcssrs.
Bayard, Benjamiu, Bigler,s Broderick.
Brown, Chestnut, Clay. Clingman. Davis.
Green. Gwin. Houston. Hutter, Iserson.
johnson Of Penn, jones, Kennedy Lane.
Mallory, Manson, Polk, Pugh, Reid. Rice.
Shields, Shidell, Smith. Stuart, Toombs.
Ward and Yulee.
On the other side the yeas were--Messrs.
Cameron, Chandler, Clark, Collamer, Doc
little. Douglas, Fessender, foote, Hamlin,
Harlan. King, Seward, Trumbull and
Wilson.
Paired off--Dixon with Thompson Of \.
j., Simmons with Alien. Wade with \ uler,
Foster with Pearce, Bell with lIamm, nd.
MaSsre Rr;,rbt and Fitch not votio.r
The Senate then adjourned.