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, 1859-01-29

conducted with half the discretion that is dis
played BY the Republicans, the political advan.
tages gained by either aide will be inappreciabls
at the end Of the session. 1t has been the mis-
fortune Of the Republican party in Illinois to be
represented here too often BY men whose zeal
has outstrtpped their discretion, and who vere
forever uneasy md restless unless far in ad-
vance OF their fellows in matters Of doctrine
Fortunately, for 'he future advancement Of the
party, and the near supremacy OF the great
truths which It holds, thus Legislature 's not 20
afflicted. ihe shoek Drought upon the country
By the repeal OF the Missouri CompronHe and
the burning Indignation OF The people when nsst
pIaeea iaee 70 1ace Win me designs ol me tso-
peganoa nave 80 1et 1os' toe'f nfas enee's 'nas
"en Gan III" 'ooA VIII ea'lnnes7 opon .a7 pto''
pec' oeiofe 'nen'' ano can cnoose oe',osf1's'y
'uo A.eAaooe W "nisa tA'y VIII 4ePe' 'no "k
gress'ons 1nat are ooiaiy aTo"eo- 1t Is toona
1aat poeltlouH nave nsen assumed oy extremely
, 1859-01-29
The Tariff Question--Ta1 on Tea and
Coffee..-OrSanizatio of the Next
1onse--- The Cuba Scheme --- Fort
Smelling. Etc.

WAsHSG1oS. J.n. q. 1859.
The ouly expectations euterL.inel OF iuoliti-
cation III the tariff, is through Committee Of
Conference. BY the uous: side, in-istius oa that
a@ 4 condition precedent TO any luau. still it is
doubted ii tycn THIS will seise tic purpose.
Ths Republicans A.ld Il caucus On Monday night
aud aglr.l uua1im ,u-Iy tn su4'l'u1- change in
the tariff The appleleu1$1 tlyis|oEs cn that
scorr are, therefore, gruuuliesa.
Al ! meeting Of se,cr1l Mtmbers o: Congress,
which WI. called by Secret,ry Cobb last week,
ut the TrrasnrS department, tlt sus t:teI tax
On tea and coffee a, oac mode OF raising the rev.
cuuc, but his Democratic friends were afrlii OF
trying tue experiment, on political :sr.uuIs.
The States of this morning s.s:s: :" The Demo-
cats OF the South aud West will rcsist, by every
constitutional eNpcuicas, any etfi,rt TO alter or
modify the present. turf rates" 1t also rem i1ks
tlIat as necessary consequence Of tlle aceun1al-
tim of business before Cuny!eSs, it Is now gele.
ralty believed that there must be an extra session.
in which event sprciN elections wou'I of cuur>c
have to In, held through aimn~t the entire South
and Ne~t, together with portion OF the North,
large pr3p rtlou vi the States not hayn: aS ,rt
elected their members If Congress. Tue sure
thing occurred in the extra session Of 1S4l.
An important ruiat, affecting the orgau'z .tio1
ot the uext House, is upw btfug discussed here.
The ueuli certificates hive not been issued to six
city members irum New f:rk, upon grounds OF
iuturnlalty in tie reiarEs slate officers have
hisntd statem.n ut setting forth Tue VOTES given
and u whonl 1hey Legality belong. therefore these
al1 members couhl not be called 1T the opening Of
the se.-iun but tie present Democratic C:trs,
Allen, who will ot1i.iatc till his successor is e:ec-
led La, siguiicd ta,at be shall include them in The
roll Vi members elect This proceeding may pru.
baliy driermiIe the organization oi the House, as
parties are closely diEiued
ILe settlement Of the Douglas and Fitch afTiir
is regarded as involving mplete surrender On
tne par. u D'ug!as The correspondence adui1s
Of but Que pps>e Interpretation, aud leaves him
iu wcrse predlcameut than before it ol,cued.
Intelligence from responsible SOURCES in Mexico
disclosed much probability Of q contingency Of
Mlramen's successful movement against Ju45ez at
Vera Cruz, aud Of new revolution leading to the
recall Of santa Anna, who is at St. Thomas, wait
ing for scme such event.
Slidell's Cuba rcpugt admits that one hundred
and twenty-five millions at feas. will be required
for the purchase Of Cuba and, therefore, the thirty
millions now proposed is only u beginning.
Tue second instaluient Of the Fort Smelling pur-
chase, which was due in July. was not paid, but
arrangements hare been made, with the consent
oi Floyd, for an extension ot time, By which for
teiture Is prevented. Steele and hts associates
give assu1anc. that no delay will occur as to the
third instatmcut.
, 1859-01-29
The state Reform School..Partfcs md
Party MnunEemcLt---Tle 4&ld-ely Il T.
fair.

lo;r:e.p:na.oee Of the P.ess nnd Tnause1
erR1x1F1szn 1.u =, 1852,
The State Reform School bill has been the
order OF the day in the Senhte in Committee Of
the Whole, where it was examined section by
section, and here and there verbally amended.
The ibsralisy displayed By this bods in accept
ing the bill 50 near'y IS it came from the bands
Of its suthor is highly commendable; aud there
can be no doubt that the good to the State will
fully repay the amount expended to put the
school into active and successful operation, The
location is not liked BY the SIT; that is lef. to
the Commissioners created b. he act; but ii il
generally Understood that i,e will b sought
somewhere in the North, wi,I4a cons eneut dis
tance Of the larger cities whence most OF the
Juvenile criminals come
The House has been engaged in the passage
Of bills -most Of them nc,s Of Incorporation.
and .mong them none Of general interest. As
ye. most Ct the work is done in committee
Boib psrties are holding frequent cancuses for
The determination Of matters III which members
Of The same party might disagree. Tour cor.
respondent does not pretend 70 know ths recent
do!ogs Of the Democracy, or the method in
Which their t1aiss sis managed but Il iha, szs
, 1859-01-29
What Montgomery says of Himself.


lfronl the Lawrence Republican Jan. ca1
There are two sides 10 every atorr- E,r
months the name Of Capt james Montgomery
mas been a*saciated oalY with chnrves Of ont.
rage uad crime 0a Tuesday be Voluntarily
appeared IN this citr and surrendered h1msrjf
TO the civil authorities 10. trlnt. On last eTen-
ing before one Of re largest audiences ever a.
se'nbIed IN LaWsenne presided over br Hon
Mr. Harding. Of Doniptan-he stood ior two
hours tpd q half, und gave history Of S,uth.
eastsrn hausas for the last three years,
Ne cannot eTen give IN nbst1ac, Of hi,
Speech. Many Of i.a tActs are alreadr matters
Of history 1t is sufficient 10 bay thnt CAPTAIN
Montgomery claims to have lived in GOOD fui,h
up to The Denver amnesty LIB il was understood
py TIE people ut tant time that the la,e trou
pies have beea cccasoned By violation Of ,n,t
a..y annthty. ia legal persecution, And personal
ssheA opoa h'netli and family, aud .has be is
Wiling and anxious for pence Oh hoporabie
t E1ms' us 1enA'ks we're reesived With great
!aFor bE The audience, and viii furnish a n"sss
10 The mluda of numbers for arriving 1T dic.
terrnt estimate oi bis character than tbrv Ind
previously held. We believe and hovs tha, hi.
southern .acul:y hos at last about Spent i,se,f
ano HAT fcFmauent peace may hereafter reign
, 1859-01-29
A1t0il %r,
4 PERFECTLY TRIUMPHANT
REAIEDT
TUX ALL Disc aSES ARI.ING FROM
II Il L. A IL / A.;
Particularly FEVER and Aauu.

Particularly FEVER and Aauu.
ch1n. II, I'd 9syer aal al !4e..s. ad.ns sou, that
zs ,s W., oS1Sssa :. sy Ss
Il fi .nf q .ss g:1e
md Indeed ~ tse 1islus its,a b,IIoa, conai.
an pef<e harmless IN thS!r ee aa ~ arrfesn3
ae .oa Iet 9sar 1. liz ~ as ave I'd
slcse Ataxs Which on1g sal!ase wits The, do n curo
M1seRa a. MANN 4S,.z e. II ~ S,H,n r ~ ;snr
e ii r. e
shee'tu y recommend il - xonat ih.. s:eas naue
Yer, t'uly ,ours R1cI1ARo8 ru3aAs
eA11ox. Qh'o Arr'Il .::a
<st 11 n ~ Of cW. fer snd asu: soesrtuy
e vi set.s Il: i. ss:y Il ~ "
+, ~ I,n ay F.9'ss; x6u =! - -! - rs Yoa ~
i. E. UAcxEDoM, DM.
v2<e,, !, ttr1rus. Enl.. Nay II. lsos.
your pi, "a 49, s ;@.;, i, ,eates .''a q
Ds:tn II a.: Z a.. 4t 4 aa sy oe.tf,at:: sI:s.
sx.5 ~, s,d 20 , - nj All %c:c:a.l, shins
Truly 1oals. paiLL! IAN REAaSa. Drus4l....
n, ,..,., y. Lo.Ax9P1ar. tui.. se2s. Is, i3,a.
~. " asSnS:-PleA.a W n: oaeta.f 7ross orc Of
.aa ~; M o n x:s "a, dsn.nd
). LYLE Pat.cs&a a:d Druggist.
- LecHtpa3. M!ch'kAn Juos l3. 1854.
tAsssSA MANN 20 GALES. vhi,.-Gents:
1hAFe % say thA: hArt y several nth, been Cum
pste1J o<oasated b. ea lis f-ve- sDA axue Acd -
family wh1 i-ueo :ea, ,Loa my labor
tor their e1l@*~n3r hlFs F ed vse al te reue-
Ess n ny se1ea Ali hes arc ex MI u. found mona
- cure uaui csed Joar 4S-e b.ltSlH. I nave uev.r
lhave sine used th- third bottle, kaye now been
thlE ta3t wilt Fever fall.
Yours Gu1;, G, p WOOD
q n. MANN & co., propsletors. Gall, n, o.
Q. J. WOOD ( CO. st. 1nu'A Nv. 9oEt # Whole ssie
8xeLt3 fot al the sstteEa SAte3 al r,i., ,I-s and
sold b. al god i1uss!sl i..i m
, 1859-01-29
Internal Disscnslons OF the Democracy.
! apecial Wa-llinglon lsnatcb To The liurinn.li

Internal Disscnslons OF the Democracy,
\ special Washington dispatch to tl,c Cincinnati
Com ne'ctal uuier date Of the 26tl,, SAYS;
Thc Douglas sr-an III this city, the Sfates,
W(ro>e editor, Ffyrr, was Duu-la>'s confidential
adviser in the Cent difficulty with Fitch, declares,
ttIs evening, that there i u nusrr Democratic
party, and cites in proof Of its n>ser.l"n i!t ,s.
scEsiop between Buchanan and Ca$s on S,,;1a1,cr
Snverl lensy, Dncha1'sn an Floyd TN The r.rihc
taloa!, aud Eucllau,n and Cub IN the IT,
1t saya that, M M single issue is te,e eonrpn. il,
the patty, and a~ser's that ;hc confusion ii Iullc
WI. not equal /" 1llr present li,curis Of De,us
1acy. The States ten5 undrrsto VI to express tue
ricws ot Douglas. the art.t!e attracts great .,,cu.
tou. Tie internal strife oi Democracy burst forth
WITH fury III Il lela'e to.dIy, which spruas IN ia
the House, en- illc slave trade. II was the uitcst
dcblic .! the session, teiny real Iel1te, not
nleie essay reading anu rdged a!tnus, e:tire!y in
Tue EAhkS Vi tue :Ad n!aisir4tioa. tue Republicans
looking "u aud laughing. A leading Dtuue1at,
Branch, tried to stop it, saying If it went On, il
would lead ~ something worse than the Slave
trade. lie 1ncaAt that 1t would emasi. TIL the
party.
, 1859-01-29

ideal. ilIc ac,nni me pns.;hs~ nt.
Neces,t,ry.., ono
r,,
1ie aoo'e ~ TUE heaalrG OF long, carefully
written ieadiug article in the Cincinnati f,5.< IT.
of T.mr.3,, o-,h
.,p,.. r., '>~' fee' o"eA " Tue
ea'o h's'ofv oi Clrclnna't, and refers to the
s5'a! iEen formed uud acted upon BY her lead
ing minds. MAKING ,hut c;,v ,,a ,,..t ..-.,
5;s,,i,,,,;n,, t.a. ecu" d
-, po4nt LUZ 'oecoa'n'efce OF The South
a1o esit aho dfa~ipE thence traffic which
should make Cincinnati in reality ,ba noa,,
Civ" of thc cont;np,t !, .,,a 49,:
~ 'ne pursuit VI tnls
4ueA' '"e ''aoe Ano tic sEmpath'es OF Cincinnati
oecume largely Southern. In fact rhe x.s in
errtlrltpt more Of IL Southern .h,r va..h
c;tr H. a.. . A4 ''f'ne'n
wv h'eA' ceo'res oi tfaae north Of
l1''ade!phia. ter name was seldom mertioped
lEd Cincinnati pnpera were heldom mat win :,
New yo,k md R,,,o, u,,,.,
'a'ee' vt Saoa1a oe
Ne quote lurgely ircm its owa language.
uu,pc The ,.r;od j., ,h;,t .',,.
formed Ind her co,naara;s1 uts uoalseteF Taa
ing fixed. Ciucicuu,i was es.ensia'lr ;n tar 1s
il and ylcws SoutLern cisr eYn.n,;oe spi, !,
would seem, TO BECOME tht ann ransra -
busanes. Of The vrea, va|lcv IN rsrsi1s ~ 'ae
she Wes. its riches md convey then - % ~
''",,, ~, aio u fefusu RECEIVE from The
',oesn '''1 l"t trade and dlalribne it nyrr The
,'; ~ l,e ,t fane tnr size expected that The
cru 1raysl wm, ,;a e 'oF Este,1! and West
, 1859-01-29
Another Baltimore Murderer ror-
yicted,

Corrie, charged With tie murdsr nf H.: R1:daa ia
has been found gaihy Of murder "a the trst 49,
gree. THIS IS tue fhh person convicted ofmur.
der within tbs last few montha They vii rj,
unqueationpbly be executed Pohlic opinion !.
80 strong 10 favor Of the death penalty in Ill
these Cases, that the Governor would not, even
II ho we're 80 dis2osed, undertake 10 exercise
the psrdoning power. Tho determination ~
Courts md jnles 10 enforce the Laws 10 the fail.
est extent sgainst the rowdies Who hare cursed
ana o!sgraced this city. meets the unqualified
appreciation Of the masses of cur people
, 1859-01-29
Coshocton Treasury Robbery.

lCcnefr2aleocc q tle CNeIan8u GazetIt,1
Oo1ruftl Jan. IS.
Nr. Moore. Conductor on the Ohio Central,
informa me- that the amount Of money taken
from the Coshocton Treasury is less than ten
Thousand dollars, instead Of eighteen or twenty
shousand Il h1at reported. He had hia intorna.
ton directly from The Tteasurer. '"B.
, 1859-01-29
DIR. C. J. LEEDS
QUlNlNE SUBSTITUTE.
Or, .S'ERE'E TONIC,
WILL CC3E

F E +. r 4 n D 4 & u Z.
/ LSO, YELLOW, C11AGRES AND
Panama Perers can often be prevented by the uss
Of As tnEa!use remedy. TIE recipe !s nom yery
c-lebsatet P, sician after hty.aye s. r1pvrc1eo
y AosoltA and rv1e pr7c:'ee In New York Ctty aud
asa tesiet To sectors Of the couEtty iuy1ns tho
past si1 Jeus With the vo"detui success. ID the
W-stesa Aati s+u h@e.sera c1ua!t5. vLte Fever and
dssae - VI a. seauSa.!-k and tho sJs
em AFea1J saa'ter-1 By hc use o! ucn!Ce Morphine
saeh Is 1de Wy es:n* forcei upoa tas aa,uspertux
Eec7mnead aat saa1Aa.e. this Mr lsclr =, perfect
NC 70 traveller? u unhe s!:hy esIu,,'e. would uso
tie words Of the wvii t1awn Carta:a Jy.u w. Munaou
DOW Of Liverpool Packet Line. j n.7y ,rHs IN Tho
SouthtEo aod south American CcA..iax t.ade, II
Eond ~ soon thox Of folnk 1,aoui rudtef u
without the Quin!1e auhs.. .tIte,"
J. II. HAZARD. ryupr4e,or
III Maiden L4nt. New York.
Pcnton, s:nbtn~on & smith,
Fhole5se Axent*. u 5osta Wuer at2tet lblcAso. III.
drsAhs.5 lava
, 1859-01-29


Rats, .uicc, Holes, fsu@s, Mosquitoes,
lsoachcs, Eleas, cloths, Garden
Insecta. Ants, &c.
'IfU Z CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS
1 k3own uade7tac aoo;e title II tie i1at = years
throughout E4.:pe. whe:r tier hav met with i t1un1-
pha't -uccesa have n-ql:1e fn. their Inventor ard
Mluuac lfla vile celebrity. a.ese,l By tar En-
nerors IT Russia France austria The Queen Of Eng
!acu the A1.s Of lie kpu- HcltA1d. Ea?e< Uav tst..
SAyuns &C.; -. y Ac7cl u :tr eG- -!eacy Las been
ED Fs-d ~ the Utecttrs o Pubic ins!ltutIrs aad
the approval ef priv c.t1 til 1t they are
the ,a7 ser-l-s II tie wo,tl tu.e 10 e1.ermin a al
kin.!s Of yeF.ai:l.
,.e,ess allra'u',us Pre- arassnnf destroy the a1ae
cone iQt1ler1 Wntl1dt uEc}. AID Hrre~ fa His at
FOUGHT isa.E million. It them in The word, aud
r1u sss q " t':e -At-A~'t ~ III lolsex eper.
cn4nis, stir A2 hIih tnorn will be No 1crs
Ferma-'
E%Rtt *ck froe q nts t. IL ~ TxaMs-Stx
aoafts I've c"2t CT for All {cu l:.nis. Desot
ot tl= tlVe1. n AT proprietor.
IOsEPa MEyE1 l. Prart! al CEenn
tle HE 5ad*AJ. tor tloEstuu-as.1 New York.
Geaer4i Agent for tAe En:e;: 't1:e. acd caaaiaa
YRkDSn.Ck '. ht3 r0.i p.uxs.s.- No 10 Astor
'40use. \ u NJ Hx ~ 7Af. Wy. tlt.}b h.t. o1u
, 1859-01-29
OUR WARRINGTON LETTER.

Lock Islaad R<strcdt;on-7He CuJ1n Scheme =
Probable Rlssl9e Of the S30, ,00o. Quo EaU -IHs
Constquences-1ndi1n 1Kur Claims, tl:c
, 1859-01-29

Higgins BROTHERS.. AUsIC PUB
ll LI"siE,s = L.ts s'reet atili have oa band The
touse = ths ao1t ~ a7E Il AGENTS for h. GEL
eht1s d Model M-.oI .oo. made bv M2s,n 1iauL1.
,ts1on: also ,x.-t. for E9atr. Newton Bsadou ~
PiAAoa ni:a 'h."P tent >1ca rs: Flank" Eh.ea ID
uEtd ty ether aaufct':' ia the xarI. aad s tie
Eoss ltuoo TAFT mechanical l1upr ,veuent 1aseai
usiiE iron ~ cos: u m1k r. a'-~tcn Aives th: tas T.
toeat t1ts 7li ts Erct4ht suuaa-o. 1s-K xoed n
the VI. iuslT a-3hca -el.:erJ Is to
t paFt Of the EtEGrn.1t Etrrtn The xreAte,t !ble
aoch. ti.hte S=st,a i B-1iours's hare t1etu !
xh.fe5J the5 s2rfo1 this fet l1:s proper erna
Of ten to2s W FAX ~ iil.'s-s. o. the arch Ts,n
eontIsuty r llte:rup ed IT saases have tseir
natural ". 1t rea sta1ce eaJ aukn ted b7 the
pee EAf toIlN iaeF are EAE- 70 2.u1t IN tar Patent
Arch Nr-,:- E3'EJ :o1 rt.ntI is s4tE4lt.I.
aAk'nds Q. Cur + Music l,ost sfsr tAl- -....
I'll. rneA tst xll tA'e5 tslte 3o Is kda MIME
HA Hi psi:e4-sIe cay i; ce:.ts SEE: og Eal post.
ra..:t dcz.s IS, All ortcEs ou.s be A.tressea
To {ESfi. .S5 EtJ = tkst.5. l.ucLrp IN t.aS ~
, 1859-01-29
a!:o'ptilIn.ls

THIC AGO G Il A Z | T i 3 Z
EYE AND EAR tNFIA May.
Dispensary Of the 1n1r1nnry
Open Every nora!ns from II 1-a 10 Il IL o'<lk
70R G8ArC1r0C9 TREATMENT
O. POO. A~ec.ed with dlssas-. Of the Eys and Lar
%. 90 North Cluk Street. Cor Michigan.
I. usYErs:--W L NrrbeEr. ".e.1d.as: G Y Dyer sud
Haven v Fre-fes 70: 9tonr. Secretary Gess3r+r:
ier, W II Bro N. Z D 3fo 'A.S = Hosey. u B4ionsr
Coz cL71Ao sCza1 N3-Pstf D Barnard D. Rrul
ArpsEa suzako.s-g Holmes II D. " Il BaltxeH
i43 3Rs
, 1859-01-29

a n e S z E 1t 4 Coz,
1&3..........iAth hE-er....,.,....Ej3
Chc4so L..
VITO ktto constantly OF hand tie larxr.s stock OF
Leather and Findings
10 ae :ou7d IN :ae West Also. iasxe stock Of superior
LEATHER AID INDIA RU3B.E DELrISG,
al q: the above vii be sold yEar 1,w C.. cash or ap-
5roVed papt-. JAhEa KELLY { CO,
oclo ly-b1E 243 Lake stfrrt, near the Rr.r.Ir
, 1859-01-29


Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Fold b1 BoLLEs. sAlra CO.. III Lake ...se.
Hoste!ter's Stomach Bitters,
seld ty F.. 7. WATKINS / CO.. 70 stsse street
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
so!dhy J. 4. REED / CO., ns AID IL Lake sre<.
Hostetter's Stomach Bltters,
so1do, HAVEN. PARREL Co.. :; Water .tree:-
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Fold b, eARoKNr / 1LsLEY. TO Like nree.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
sodby J.. EAP5LLER CO.. 81 w4,e. urees-
Hostetter's Stomach Eitters,
Sold By DocKFE 1sS1s4c -. :, Water street
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Sold ss L. READ CO.. - Lake steel.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Sold ty o. s.sCLLEa Aco.
Hostetter's Stomach Bittera,
Hare. scr ta.r Toxic aud other Ae3i,uh Virtues b.
cont 50 celebrated aad popular that unpEup cd pa.
dveJ and to p7erens deception refer purchasers to
the abave rae for the genuine sric. or 10 The pro-
pr!stor1,
uostetter k Smith,
ja35 essfc1 PlTTsDuR6H. PA
MOTHERS, AS YOU LOVE YOUR
,4fI Children. be oa the alert far every nmpson Of
Hot1a For Wcr1s cause the deash o. ncSc than any
Other Gsexsea. Il al eases
DEAD SHsA1 Of p1ls coEnteuanee. Hvtd
circle around the eyes and
foul breath xve II OIL l. O.
foR WAY'H ET4RLE
WORH CONNECTIONS
w u X NJ They 1 delicious prep4-
. 49,. - railoa OF 91x1r that any child
wl crave. worms present. taey 9l aaely and e.
tectu l1Y remove thea aqd restorr hehIh tn all ca.eA
Wor:nA! Worms These troublesome Ipfesss OF the
lsoxeh an3 bouea Of children haye lat fcnpd their
nstch In natca'ess preparation called Holipway'o
Morra coatfet.a" WITCH !. Z II fora of s;s..at
vor:at which heretofore tuEred up :re'r noses and
gputtefcf md trtet 1hCu. tho 1d.antstra3o q! the
nauceor. nuts 1naer Tho ef F.zm!lfe, VII oren
th.!r ts mouths x!sh ecstacy to thask the inventor
for tktx pleasant for Of The n1e1t trouble
tEa. dseaseA EVe.y boz va!yaated.
de.l l:4 Lake r.. Agents :or Northvest-7n 9ta.s.
, 1859-01-29

HAsulSGToS. jan - IsS2.
SlR: Your note OF to day was received at II 111ll
1. 81. IT is not for me to judge the motives
which d!ctated yours Of the I'd. can only say
that my answer was predicated upon the ex-
plantations it contained. II rour explsnatsons
are dieavowed. my Withdrawal must Likewise be
disavowed. Respectfully, e..
t. n F17cu.
hon. $. L. Douglas.
, 1859-01-29

NAEuNCToy. = Jla =. lE59.
SIR: aul ayerse TO prolong,rg 10 this con-
trosersy after gaining the substance Of my de-
mand; but cannot clone without responding
to your lest note bY saying that it is ia.material
to me upon what you predicate yuur 1i,hd1Awul,
since have guarded against i saisapprehension
OF my position.
Respectfully. &c, S a. DOUGLAS.
Hon Graham Y Eilch
, 1859-01-29

is seasrless and means nothing. Thus it ia be
iabors to stir mud in the pool He s.paltera
With US in double sense" until be stul,idea the
csnElitntion- substitutes other and ambiguous
language in lieu Of The .'pe1spicuous And annro.
PIRATE language" Of the ins,rument-ertract.
from the anbikuaus subss,tute the new doctrjnes
hin ma,tern fthe Pro. slavery DemocracrS nrdsr'
I'd him tn hr;no torih.-and then or.r.,v ~
nouuces it to he the true cunstruc,jon of ~
sti,ntion and imnhdently thrpstait it Mt ~. ~,
eat,Iaman, of ths orast;no A
d.. -. - a5r,;t ~ -...,.;.;. -:
, 1859-01-29

The Douglas. Fitch Correspondence !.


[Frou tho FslhIrktoa ue!ou. Jan. ISL
WAsH.yoFos. ina. q. 1859.
Sin: To-day, In secret session Of the Senate,
you offered me an affrout so Nanton, unpro-
voked and unjustidable that AN obliged to in-
fer it must have been the impulse Of mouen:.rY
passion, and not Of deliberate premedita.ion.
This note Is Written for the purposs Of sI,rding
you an opportunity Of saying whether or not
my conclusion is correct; aud. further, of at-
tording you an opportunity OF 1etractirc 6 the
odsnsase language which you thus grasaitously
and unwar1autaulT applied to me-
Respectfully DC, s. a. DOUGLAS.
Hon Grnhan N. F.teh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-27

sa. VIE OShG8sR sW@f&sHfF4
To Elihu Gum, E. h. i d. W. Ford and John Al
den, tdefendants); - sB0yRJgf At
are nsfs ,s oes the f BIZ
triot Court of Lee County, iowa, at Keokuk, q pc
tition of Hirsm Barney, claiming q judgment oh
foreclosure Of mortgAEe agsinet sah EhAA 9 ann
above named, for the sum ofsixtscn hundred sixty
i've and 10 100 dollars whit per cent. infurest
from the goth day Pr May. 1859, and aspssial and
general execution against Elihu Gum, and as
against all said defendants above named praying
also for the foreclosure of gage given by said
rElihu Gum TO Charles Mason, upon the undivided
three-tenths t3-o) of the north half OF tho north
west quarter Of section twenty-seyen I'D in town
ship sixtyShye t661 north or range hv6 CO.. west The
sale Of said mortgaged premises to pay on said
debt, the extingpiShnant sf all e4sHy Of naasnp.
ton therein, for eos to and general relief.
Now you ard each ri you are notiGed1to appear
and aesEs ~ petition % the Ysrnlns Of the 10
holden on The fft A nday of Sepasmbm, 1850, OF
jua gmgpt AIt 2ecrap vii Ise had ahsrsu as prayed
,'..'a . .tasa H. SCOTT HowELL. II !
july ID, 1S32a31W BSolr for Pstitiones.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-27

R,s.,e. Esn '... 5.ss. s.,,..,, J.so.
Eppley her has !, jar -. Estss, Js..s Rud-
dick, jr, Jesse 49, Morris, Thomas
dAnts):
NoU are hereby Pctij titled that there
trict Court OF Ii ~, ut Keokuk, Pc
fppley Oate sayle4 ,oes nAf9 for the sum Of
IT, . sssaiss .sa ten
ls5s, and 1Pesl nd nRenl s!ssstion &1Ainst
kebscca EpPley tiats Styles, and as against all
Did defendants above named praying also for the
foreclosure of . mortgage given by said Rebecca
I'd 3i' R.5e ;Ris' I'D DUN.
tie sale Of said mortgaged premises to pay of said
debt, the extin gpishmept 1T Al equitE of redemp-
ton therein, forecasts and general relief.
Now you and each OF you are notified to. appear
ahA1hiH1r Aid Pstiei6n Oh The morning Of the
sbcond day Of the next term Of said Court, to be
~ e es ssfii1 # I'd N
f'r 0y astAai' II. scofr HowELL, =
/. July 18, 1sto-lAn..-. Sol Z fer Petitioner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-27

To Davia 7. Brigham, AnnA a. Bill ham, g. n
MaTahAH aad, d 1tssi AsrstAli, JoSiAh HnnSs,
y .. w. Rankin, Duvrih KMghleffA Dorey, keid
!, Bp., ?. Wa1S, Jh y Oo., Mildred =. Covill, s.
I. Marshsl1S Asseis 1ss6dlwaAgcf; Wood, Ch6hty
CO.: 4aerta HtBH 5s
Y0Ul md psb of.ypssers sApsvtp scaas1'th1
- tlsn n noF SSA AA4 - hfM sk6ESe9 ~
Clerk u the District Court Of Lee Csaa4yy uova,
1t keofsk, petition ri Hn1n Ahsalt aoAiming
aeAiust all Of y1p Ah0P s4emed defendants the
fussIoture q h0Egs 80 made BY you the said p.
1 =; srifns thar Ih..1s: nsd9 & . 6 eril 9.
NH thu e4tAakt.e ktlrc Il IA ioptt sHess-
yss Of H4iap 4skifsyl Suf,o fOSaa6ip ], 14t5,siE
north, range I've west, ia Lee county,, lows; and
easo claiming q you the hid D. =. -Psi4AA4 cns
thasRpd and sixty.sixs A1os Atfl&h t4l090 ,$sl,
land. !. sseSrd ssssS - ssssss:ss i1ss
BY you to the aid 4Ski}e4 Mason and BY him A.,
Won appear ana Hnfker thereto pm OF shefcre ~.
3Edu n hssAex4, term aOl said UiatrfAA CnnrS,
September, AID. = So Jsd 9Meh txill Sc rendered
:Sed 70. NOZZLE E f snkons taken for
July IL, ls69-dlm Att'ys for Plaintiff.