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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-12-06
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Hartf,rd County,

IIs HENRY Il WEIGH,
trnlm S>iouer If the state of Michigan,
IA sud for the state of Conn-ctIcut-
sworn anl syhsrribed before me, at Hartford sar!
county ami state, this twenty fourth day OF May A
i>51 Gstit:GE : GILMAN. Notary tubiic
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tl'',r ~ losssIgcs lot 81 EtbrHuy l3d, 1859.
GSlCs az rIIs SECKSrAgY oF >T,TE,
Lansing Mich.. Nav 18th, l>J1 (
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Try DIR. Trask's Magnetic Ointment |!

None genuine uue.s giiei : Bseli % with leu. -
Pamphlets cunta uIng fan around each B;'s
and circulars lett with ag.nt- rr4ce sbiings fr srl
anl shilling. ior larr. Bitties.
Pr sale b., A"wbfo q Brother, AMI Thaysr c. Las
-iDg. AMI all other Drugl 10 IN tire country
81 Al s-,,-fz should D. afI-e-sei 10 M NUDGE
o. FarIgtIla NsIt-.u g.. = .ig
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rr N,s~r- IN ]isu RIO; PHI s.e -ol3 10y all dealers in
Medicines
Agents wanted IN every town yllslo ana hsne. IN The
lend lsfte- l'srn- to agency VII adobe above
ipt term.
g. cc - ceu'~ Io box I've lus,- vtl b. Int IN Ic-
opt OF 81, p0-'--" pai.
Tor sac ty - ncnb.o * Pro Iar,u,, aud by al
druggists ---,m
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CTEyENS's HISTORY Of METH0DISM'
~ VOL. H.,
Is Now THROUGH TBE Pass.

: lIIIsTTaITui
The frs, volumes complete in themselves as hey con
cude the Life aud Times Of Wes~y' They vii e sod IN
dsJ@rd,u:ly Of the subsrqusu. volumes.
NOTICES or THE PRESS.
th. breath Of TAKEN S-y-ns, have 10
doubt tha. thinking viii from work, when hn-
Led yl.te fu idea Of Mem seen
from within, that has b.e1 York nde-
teIdeLt-
M,ho3i-m has euch found s historian 1, altogether
upon this sstect yet T1b
hasd" American Tb-ol gics. Review.
signal aud valuable contribution % chlrcn history
New York Oh--rvsT.
sub,equ so. succfssfly executed g.
~ have mTueasuraby u,
ofu eT historian Of Melu; - dhus. b-yopd tie M-nod't
appreciation of tie nos. irTiDl
of the la. c.ntury'-lN Y Commercial Adver- .sr
1hs work with favor from The pres Of nearly
slrehsous oeuonuatiois. The Princeton GIar;cry 10
Tie boston Unitarian Review. TIE latter places !. above
D'AubsIe in mpcrtalt respects. The London A'Deueln'
usually American BOOKS p-onour by far II" besi
,ioy Nstbodsn published IL is not written Tor a
,ect8au purpose but for the .r.ry public aud ia Catholic
slIrit u universally admitted ~ Evsniug 81.
CARLTON a PORTER, No 20 Mllbeuys.
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GUNNER Retreats.

FEW PERSONS wishing BOARD. in a
n pleasant healthy situst II miles from The Delaware
Wat. sp b. accommodated reasonable terms BY sp
plying 10 JAMES BELL, Jr, Experiment Mills T. o., aoaroe
county Penn.
COUNTRY BOARD.-A large or two small fam
~ lie can p. accommodated with BOARD in private family
within Az hour city by bls. Lapr. airy rooms
ra ious GROUNDS. shade trees Address b. Box No 1919,
TriLure Ofiice.
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Proclamation by the Nayor,

Proclamation by the Mayor.
Whereas Mfs. FANNIE DIANE HALSE1, 'sdent OF ths
le the E day OF june aud ner dead ody was
nh day q Jane last, N tue water near Bay kiR
whereas. cc1nIstic~s connected
tue and deah of Mrs Haley warrant te slsPc'n
that nurdsref; Nov, h- 1r-, J. Dtliel Temaun
Mayor o NeYork by virtue Of tn authority vested
IN me do hereby otter REWARD Of S5 for me approximation
and conviction murderer UuTdereTs oi the sa1 Fannie
Hssey The above award Will b" paid on tn ctfthca-
Of he DbtIict Ay that the arrest and conviction were So
cured BY The person claiming the same.
whereof have bereuu) set my hand and ssa ~
City Hall Of The City Of Newfork on "a. sh Gay 9 Juy
a ID 1859 DANL r. T1EMASN, Mayor.
Hot, Hotter. Hottest.
"THE DOGSTAR KAGEs"-fLe euu P1uts h'od Of burning
melting strains and the people sweating
81 .very pore pouring into Nos and Bufu1p u par
,A.ss I(F. PITCHERS Of LUCiUS HART
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HOUSE, ST. ANTHONY. MIN

WINSTON HOlS 81, 81. AM HUM, MIN
w kEsOTA, J. f. DARRON, Sup.riu'rut"u'.-Ihis is
the largest and egit furnished Hoel ia the North West
sud is now orrn for the accommodation OF guests II desra
Div located being to the business part Of the city, aud
con auding m sight of the Falls Of s. Anthony snd ~ Oh
srva.cTy and Balconies afford the hest views that can be OBJ
tar ed OF the crs Of ST. AuthOny aud Minneapolis.
Thi. Hous. just c1mprtrd II cost Of tlONh aud tr
ui.h.d m prncey STYLE additional expense Of fdpOh
The a.. brattd Fall. Of Mnurlla Hs Lais.ug ,erl are
located four miles distant from the Wnso~ usc In
uh.y direction They approached by excellent rosd
om Hotel and object u prreunent aty sud roman
tie interest fail excite admiration OF me tourist
Transient b. ard, 81 PER dsy.
The tables are furnished with the greatest variety and the
choicest 10. mak. Affords aud attention D. wanting 10 make
III. guests O the " iIslow the friends OF IN. liouse
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CENTRAL P.sK, OFFICE or ARcHIrtcT.IS-CmEF,
5tn-av at 7yth-st. !
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.-S Sealed PropO


NOTICE to CONTRACIORS.-Se Sealed Propo-
~ b. ed this office until WEDNE SDAf,
Juy 20 at H. ~ "a to 65 OO i-et Of WATER PIPE
The s1es Pipe will ffon three 81 70 g inches
Ia. delivery 10 counrnce by tre ot Gay OF
August the whole quantity be delivered by The lth day
OF September peAt. ~
rdpos Pipe will be for the delivery only, on
III. Central Park tuflrc' 70 'be usual proofs -
Propo. Pr any other Kind than Cast Iron will iUcuie
the LAWNS nup-on Of the system for By tue rst day
October with guaTsnty for two years aud must b. ac
painted by SAMPLES O proposed Pipe and description oi the
process manufacture The materials u-sd sud the manner oi
yue Pipe reference places where the same has been
us.d.
The encbug and filing will be included in the
tTsct.
Monthly will be made the work progresses and Is
per the value Of the al contract VIII De
iained Until the whole . completed.
Specification together with auy other in1rma'ion desired
viii this office after Thursday, the IAN
dsy # july between tie hours of u m. and p m.
Proposals should be accompanied by the Of two rep)n-
.- persons security for the faithful performance Of the work
Tie oi the Central Park the rght -
reisct any all proposals ~ ~ ,
sdor,,sed 10 the Comm soners the Central Park"
FRED LAW OLMSrED,
Archiiec in. Chief and Superintendent
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Spetial Notices.

Union Temperance Association meet every FRIDAY
ESENINO, No. i9j Bo~,ry Nessrs. Ofyi- oardu-r j.
j. X. kas-, l address The Singing
Mr Wilson las Dndsyj evening. The pubic invited
Our niotto-Ouward. WIN. WiiELAN, V. I.
p ERO
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Chances for Business nlen.

1 PROFITABLE DRUG BUSINESS FOR
~ SALE within hours ride Of Newfors been seventeen
established by the present Owner, who having lost MS
ur de.ir,s'o T.nn % England bis native bone Also. a
d.-irsbl. HOUSE AID LOT for SALE. Apply 20 sAML.
INGERsOLL, No. 3ii or HENRY T. HAfDOCk, No. %
I-ek n Y.
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UOOFlNG SLATES.-R. PRINCE, ASess fo'
II he ssrs..d "EvERETT oIAKRY = p.
Por"FLAT' .rd PITCH" ROOFS
gcI sxnp 60 sde.-ss NC. D seehuAs e. Nev I'VE
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II h.hed Yard Mo-. $50 SOo aud 3 Cheys between Cin
ton JefeIsonss with Lease and Fixtures will De s)d low
d reasonable The Yard good OF Gus.
doing Od business Il only sold fol want Of time
IT, For terms, &c, Apply TO y. l. BENNETT OIL
he
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An 50 U c | II . + Il ,

- An sou C Ii O L l.
- BALLSrON SPA
This Roe long and fayOaby known the pleasure seet
s public viii b- open for visitors under the supervision of "
" DAY June l3 THIS House has st@y Sen put Ia cOupete
fepsr with s modern improvements com 0ung eesance, CON
fort and qu.tnes which combination u impossible" b mud ID
arrer place. The Miners, Spring. 4 TINS place reed
o-udan their medicinal properties have .pitsou world
aide. Sumner for those seeking health TEST on
ole,urs the SAN SOUCI offers indlcce.s which other
No,.I hs. or can have W. W. DAY. Proprietor.
GUNNER BOARDING at tSARATOGA.-Fam-
lies dr,rus Private Board msy iLd superior accOnmoda
lions spacious cool and qurt simple and snady play
sroutds al reasonable minutes walk from Congress
spring b, applying iuued teiy at TEMPLE GROVE HOUSE
Saratoga Spuugs New fo'k
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Gouses an6 farms Uante0.

WANTED until Oct. |, FURNISHED COT
w TAGE, within hours sail ride from -Ae cry AZ
dr-ss Box No. IO7i Po.tOhice.
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New Publications.

New publications.
DONE AND THE POPE.
READY THIS DAY.
THE ROM NJ IN q l. L. : L o y {,
r. ABOUT,
Translated from the Freuch By III. C. Coupe.
(Suppressed IN frdnce)
vol limo. Cloth. 60 0ceuts.
The Roman Question is the puugen Phy and ePgrSn
matte ,ktch Of the Court has appeared snd
il understood have been written n the confidence and under
the patronage Of Lou. Napon although yielding 20 eHpedi
euey be arard ordered It's suppression Ten THOUSAND
oop, Of Italy by the Prince Napoleon, for
sral distribution.
About himself he says:
PArdon certain vivsces Of style VIII IN had not time n
and plunge boldly into the heart OF the book lou wi"
something there.
fslt fairly and in good faith. do not pretend TO have
ind foes Of Italy without passion but have illuminated
Of them.
IfI hay. sought publisher Brussels while had excel
lent Pans feel alarm the
bat Pop long which might reach me in France
have little out OF the to tell hun the PLAIN truth con
tanned III these pages
ENGLISH OPINIONS
One Of The most pungeht productions OF the day Times
May &c. "
M About desceuds into the darkness ses upon the
,uiture Of tb. National Prometh, u"l Atheusum, May
d. APPLETON Co., Publishers,
Nos. $40 and Ji8 Broadway
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Cigars.

ClGARS.-Cboice Havana, Principe aud German
CIGARS e ali ,-y.- sud bra.ds. for .-e o~ Also 10
80 - e. aur o-h.- articles D raining -It1e treir;
MOSES sN EET>Ek. u-suliir;'rri, - % hA-1- = =
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A FEW good CANvAsSERs esn mud PhoIlI'
rI,.ss CLoUGH Co, Providence \ l.
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WE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR JULY l6.

IuE NEEhLl IhIDCNb iOn JULIA i''
THE Nrw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
I.LEADING ARTICLES: The News from the War
Tie Controlling Cueston; Napoleon sno the T.I~ n
Cen Csss On NSiuraized Ciuzcus EditoFai raIS'
u..REViEw OF THE WEEK; Giving in condensed
a,a ra,.peiols l,riu the --latest aud important
sTs,,. I'M have ,ran.pTed in the Cy aud Saburb.,
United States MeAlco Central aud s'u'h Ani'i''"
and the lsthmus.
ILL., CROP PROSPECTS
~. POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE: Maize Vermont :
Mississippi; ksusas; Csliiornis; Oregon.
V.ThE -FOUR FAMOUS FoRTREsSES
yL.HlGHLY IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE; The
Battle of solieriro Details Of Thrilling lnt'rrsi;
News 70 The La,rst Dates; Proclamation ot the IN
peror Of Austns; Prince Nspoleon' Army rae
Austrian Army Before the Battle; Advance Of iAe
Allied Armies The Bstil- Of soigIn9-tIrneI I'm M Ay
fcm HE War; Ergi,a Accounts The Wounded
After the Battle
VILLA THUNDER TORNADO.
Nlll..LATEST NEWS RECElNED By TELEORAfh'
kIom Washington.
K.AN OVERLAND JOURNEY By Horace Greeley
Goodbye 90 toe Deselt
X..THE GREAT BALLOON EXPERIMENT: pe;als
uud Incidents Of the Tup; Nj Hy de- Acto-ut :
Nj. La Mouutaiu's Account Mr. GsgrI,s ; ateucut 3
| Letter tom hF. Wise; Cara frOu MI la Noun
| M.PoETRY: The Woodioof; ASickBed
| MILAN lMPO2T ANT DEMONSTRATION: The Aoioan
slaye-rude hcccsaiy 70 the Sou;n Speech OF Tue
In..NEw- YORK AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE Lay
ing o. The Corner stone
.RELEAss OF TIE oBEELIN REsCrERS AND
kiDNAFPERS.
\ XV..AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.
Il NNI..PERSOSAL
4 XVII. MISCELLANEOUS.
4 AyIll. THE NEN-YOEK TRIBUNE
| XIX..MARElAGES AND DEATHS
XX..CALlFORNIA MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
4 XXI. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports of the
1 stock, MONEY, CO.oa, G.ail Cato sud other &-I
| kct.. specially Reported ioT T., Tubuae.
Il srRScs fiu. 4
| S5. Rive copies, -. Ten copies, sic.
4 SINGLE COPIES ioT sale o. he Publication Ohce THIS
| DAY. PIiee 6c
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DAVEN, BACON Il Co.,

suf-s No lS5 Grand st. Broadway, where
M of Instruments may b. found exclusively OF
5vu ulanufactur-. Warranted in every respect
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ttlusieal Instruments.

4 LARGE STOCK uf BARMOREs celebrates
~ Pr MUM PIANOS pronounced anryal-d By he e-s
ms u al Al their Mandatory ans
War.room No S&s Ble.ct.rst splendid Piano foI loo
decided bargain. o. u H. oAhaonh~
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GOOD CHANCE for a BOOKBINDER.-

N BOOHBlNDERY for SALE 10 nei1hborirg city. The
Ioo, Machinery, Pes--s &C. in good c)noonsome Of
them the location good, ana the Bmdery nicely hiied
up young that il acquainted with the business, II
good opcu = BE- For particulars and price,
apply No. l53 Wilaiast between he hours Of ard
Gclosk. ASA l.. SHPMAN.
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be- SOLD sscrfc, close the stock before th.
l.. Of August Also MelodroI Music stools Watches Jew
.ry Cg.rs Safes Clocks, Guns, Rryolysrs Painting Nc
T. r. JONES. No. 81 Annst n hcor
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hers of our party to fear much from these
fallacious and deceptive appeals. Most
half.grown boys know the ready answer
to the thread-bare arguments used by
those who decry Conventions and regular
nominations.
We have no doubt that the Democrats
Of Rapides will show by their votes that
they think as much of Democratic nsages
and organization as they do of the doc
t'inal tenets of the party. They know
that every split ticket is an encourage
ment of dsorganizers They know that
to suffer the election of an independent or
opposition candidate in spite of Demo.
cratic majority which might have elected
their own regular nominee, would disor
game the party in tile parish or mate.
rally weaken the confidence and satisfac-
ton which our usages and plan of organ
ization have heretofore given. Those who
are not for us and for our ticket are
against us and are not entitled to be
classed as Democrats. The name of De-
mocrat is mis-used wheneverit is assumed
by one who does not stand upon our plat
form, who decfies our customs and who
opposes our nominees. Rightly used it
designates member Of our party; no
one can conslstentlysclaim to be men,
her of a party whose rules he violates,
whose efforts lie labors to defeat, whose
action he aims to nullify and whose
strength he tries to paralyse. If be con-.
tinues to call himself Democrat and to.
hang around the party, he is like the
corpse which the ancients tied to the
living man by way of punishment,
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Hands up, Boys---Game's Made
81 KinO!

The last American announces Thos c. Anderson,
OF St. Landry, as the candidate Tor Auditor OF
Public Accounts, in place of Mathew Watson,
declined, who was suggested in place of Adolphe
Olivier, declined Without asking for the authority
on which this new suggestion" is made We may
consider the mobile list OF patriots" as now com.
Plete. Dir. Anderson is also candidate for Repre-
sentative from St. Landry, but, as almost every
body in Rapides knows, he can play those two
cards Ut once as well as any one.
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ge- The conductor of the American
writes great deal about what he has
Heard" If he has heard all he processes
to have heard his associates must be
given to tibbing or practical jokes. Some
of his statements sound like historical
data taken from the Travels Of CULVER
or the Life of Munchausen. Prentice
never mythelogized so extensively. For
evidence see the American Of the 29tll
passim.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-11-01

CosuspRUa.-- Why is the Editor of the Lou
isiana Democrat ike the United States Nail Bag?
Ans. Because he is used and stuffed by the Post
Master. American.
Why is the conductor of the American like a
pair of saddle bagsg Ans He is used and stuffed
BY u doctor and hangs Oh both sides at once.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-11-01


.Y- We Learn. thu, Nm. l.. GRAY, ESQ.,, an indie.
pendent Democratic candidate for Sheriff OF the
Parish Of Kalndes applied TO Mr. Garfield the lessee
oi the Louisiana Democrat eIice, 10 get some De-
mocratse tickets printed Sith his name inser'eda
ia Democrat. American.
Mr.. Gray did apply 70 lis ior tlcsels
which should be III every particular like,
the regular Democratic tickets except that
his own h,llae was to be inserted in place.
Of that Of Mr.. Neal, our nominee for Shes.
#. He wanted them on the same kind Of
paper, in. the same type andin everything
unt his nane exactly like them. We're
used 10 furnish them. We are not in the
|conn,crfriting line. Such a tickrt pnr-
sorting to be and headed as the regular
Democratic ticket, would be a counterfeit
aud u fraud. A ticket whiel, contains the
name Of a single candidate who is not the
nominee Of the Democratic party is mott the
Democratic ticket. But Mr.. Gray not only
wished us to perpetrate this little piece Of
deception but toIoit Wien he knows that
the use he would apply them to would pos.
sil4y deprive our own candidate Of .
lew Democratic votes Mr.. Gray should
give us credit for enough discretion to
show US the folly Of putting weapons int"
tue hands Of our opponents to use against
our own acknowledgement even if he docs
not give us credit for enough sense pt
propriety to prevent us from practising
petty deceptions.. lie has his printing
done generally attic Opposition Office aud
we presume that he can get the propri'
|tor to print almost anything for him, IN
1.-The American Or Oh separate slips. o.
paper, putting the name If DeANcfaess 70
! It or any other Lare desired. The charge
would no doubt be moderate SO Mr. GRAY
has been nsefnl friend to that establish.
ment in distributing nnmberless Saddle
bag loads Of copies Of the American. we
are informed, too, that no is exerting l'is
influence for the Opposition ticket ala
electioneering especially against MI
Moore. II his name is put upon any
Democratic ticket headed by that u MI
Moore it will not be by any agency q
ours.
This evidence Of desire on the part
of the opposition candidate for Sher'n y
| Get his name OH the Democratic ticket y
not surprising. Not only Mr. Gray ~.
other candidates of the opposition woolo
like to have their names figure IN 'a'
same company As the election aF
proaches this desire will increase. la0
little hope which any Of them have ense'i
tanned Of being elected has dwlndIea "
the smallest span.' and they are 90.
pretty we'll convinced that the Dem'cra.''
Of Rapides have both the will ana "
way to triumph.
ssy Gen. Scott vas Only hopored y
the Z. S. Naval officers and men a. -
, pipwa,i and Panama as he crosscSas y
/ lsthnns IN his way to Oregon
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Polar REGIoSs.--0ur contemporaries elsewhere
speak highly Of the panoramic illustrations of Dir,
Kane's voyage and of the ice-bound regions Of the
North They will be exhibited here for few
evenings, commencing this Tuesday evening.
See advertisement.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-11-01

LARGE FlRE,-Magazii,e street Market,
New Orleans, end much adjacent proper
ty was destroyed by fire on Sunday night
Oct, 23d. Tue loss is estimated at about
$a6e, 1000 insurance $a82,750.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-11-01

TIE ALLEGED FIMBusrERs.-0n the Gath
nit, tile U. S. Grand Jury in session at
New Orleans ignored the bill against
Nessrs. Maury, Faysoux, Scott and An
derson for alleged Glibustering move
ments aud they were discharged from
their bonds.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-11-01


little difference between union Of S1,n,h.
ern opposition members of Congress with
Black Republican members to elect o..
of the latter to the Speakership Of thu
House of Representatives and union -
the same elements in the election of
Black Republican President in 1860 Il
one coalition is advocated now we NAV
expect the other to be urged next sprine
The same Journals which so vehemeut|y
urge union Of Southern K. Ms With M
Sewardites in order to defeat the Demo.
Gratis in organizing the House may be er.
pected TO urge, with equal zeal, the onion
of all the Southern opposition with ,h,t
of the North in order to defeat the Demo.
cratic nominee for the Presidency.
We do not profess to believe that ina
four hundred and eighty thousand South.
ern men who voted for Fillmore in @lSss
are now all ready to form a union Win
the Black Republicans in the Presidential
election. We are willing tor believe thst
Southern opponents Of the Democratic
party were not aware of the fact that tbey
were playing into the hands Of the crest
Northern opposition party. But what.
ever past folly on their part may he GOV.
cred by the charitable allowance for pas
tisan zeal and ignorance, now that they
have had an opportunity Of seeing things
in their real colors they will be without
excuse for any similar course hereafter.
How far the suggestions of the Rich.
mond Wing as to the organization Of the
House will be followed reuHains to be seen
How far the policy thus foreshadowed, of
combining the Southern opposition with
the followers of Seward, will be adopted.
cannot now be predicted. The Whigs
advice will gratify and encourage the
Black Republicans who desire to fo:m tho
skeleton Of a party in the Sonth which
will relieve. them in part of the odious ds.
tinction Of being an unmixed sectional
party. When Southern journals advocate
their cause the fact Of their hostility to
the South will lose much of its effect in
lettering conservative men in the North
from joining them.
1t is devoutly to be wished that the re-
cent horrible occurrence at Harper's Ferry
may be salutary adnonition to the Viz.
ginians aud the inhabitants of the South.
ern border States Of the danger OF eneour.
aging semi-free-soil politicians and jour..
.ualists who mingIe with their political
views strong tinCture Of abolitionisn.
II they hope to have their rights respected
10y the people of the North they mus; be-
gin by rebuking treason aud heresy at.
home.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-11-01

re- We regret that we have nothing
this week from our New Orleans cores
pendent FoCRcBE. Our readers will miss
bis candid, graphic, amusing and instruc-
tive styie s.ad matter.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-11-01
Parish Executive Democratic Committee
r. R. Bf0SSAT, TH0S. G. MANNING,
W. L. MORGAN, WALTER BAILEY,
MERCER CANFIELD.

icy See Mrs. BENEFITS card. We have in
spected specimens OF her work which are beautiful.
In the preparation OF all manner OF hair ornament
she certainly possesses wonderful skill.
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t9-7Hs subscriber, hasing erclasire charge fire
business dspattmentT tie DEMOCRAT, requestspsr-
sons v|,o Aaos Advertisements to insert on payments
to make to call at has office.
MERCER CANFiELD.