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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-26

TIE SUBSTANCE. The substance of the
long article Of Douglas in Harpsr's Mag
azine is:
l. The inhabitants Of a Territory may
through the action Of a Territorial Legis-
lature riyhyrt1y and legally prohibit slaves
from being brought into the Territory.
2. The said Legislature may righ.fuNy
and legally abolish the right Of citizens Of
the Territory to hold slaves already III the
Territory.
3. Neither the Congress, the Executive
nor the Judiciary Of the United States can
rightfully interfere to protect slave prop
erty from such hostile action. 1858
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-26
A PLEA FOR USioN.-Senator Toombs of

A PLEA FOR USioN.-Senator Toombs of
Georgia said in late speech.a
" I shall prescribe no new tests Of party
tealty OF Northern Democrats those who
rema;n Of them have hitherto stood with
fidelity and honor upon their engage
ments. They have maintained the truth
Of their own hearts-they have displayed
a patti tism, "a magnalilhity rarely
equalled--neyer excelled in the. worlds
history, and | shallendeavor In sunshine
and storm-witt. your appreciation, if l
can get it, without 1t i'll must to stand
by them with fidelity eqnal to their great
deserts. Ifyou will stand by me aud
them, we shall conquer faction in the
North and i'm the South ;!swc shall save
the countryfroH the cnrse Of being ruled
by the heterogeneous compound now CALI
ing itself the Opposition, ana shall leave
this great country for our Children as we
found it-united, strong, prosperoesi and
happy" 4 y...,se
Corncy did a bit of natural history
lately :.'sWbat did Mr., Jones mean. by
saying you were q funny dog inst now
pa" asked Oorney'slittle girl. whats
funny dog?v "My DEAR said 4Gerney
grayely. 'fnnny dog is always provided
with q waggisb tale, and it is somewhat
singular" that cutting bis tail short al.
ways affects his cholerplaHsm ID ~
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-26
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-19

A meeting was held at Forest City Hall on Fri
day evening to commemorate by suitable speeches
and resolutions the execution OF Jonn Cook
John A, Copeland, Edwin Coppic and Shields
Greene, at Charlestown, on authority Of Virginia
The meeting was organized by the appointment o.
c. n. Richardson as President and Il. W. Harris
Secretary. After an appropriate prayer Mr. Toohey
was introduced TO tho audience aud after some
preparatory remarks offered The following resolu-
tions
WHEREAS 1.-The right to life liberty. aud tho
pursuit of happiness" have been recognized, and
ure still acknowledged TO be fundamental to oil
safe government, and equitable agreement among
the people; and
WHEREAS, Governments are estab' iahed for the
protect on ol ie, The guardianship Of liberty, and
the promoting OF happiness; therefore
ReSOLDed That all Governments failing TO secure
these ends are either defective in principles, neg
lectful Of duties, or corrupt in administration;
either of which proclaim them to be unworthy
the confidence ana support OF intelligent and moral
people.
WmERRAs, Human Slavery is-aud from lis ma
ture and necessities must be-systeRlatised plum
der; conceived IN the sin Of sehshness, and sus-
tanned by the iniqully OF power; therefore
RsSOt0ed, That Slavery IN any form ls Il caam.
ity, and lis presence in this country curse, de-
structve alike TO personal ireedom and national
prosperity.
And Whereas the Authorities Of Virginia have
| given this 10Th day OF December, other and con
| yineinR demonstrations of their love Of Slavery
aud hatred of Freedom, in sacrificing the bodies
of John Il. Cook, Edwin Coppic, Shields Green,
| aud John Copeland, TO the interests Of serviiuds
and oppression, therefore
ResOiBed, That DEsPOTisM, not Freedom, 10 fun
damenta 10 such government and that all who
sympatbze with its practical administration, OF
help TO build up ils authority, are virtually ratfy-
ing "a covenant with death and an agreement with
Hell.
| ReS0lDed, That WhilO wo may aud do depore
the necessities that forced these lovers Of liberty
into party ieud and State invasion, that We respect
their motives and honor iheiT integriy-in mourn
| ing their untimoly and violent death and that
we bespeak for aud extend to their widows and
families our sinosrest sympathies In this then
darkest hour Of affection.
On motion il was agreed TO adopt each rcsou
ton separately, which was done, some discussion
being had on the third resolution which was theI
adopted with one dissenting vote. Mr.. William
Munson was then called for and responded in
brief aud appropriate speech. Mr. Crooks fol
lowed in an eloquent and iorcbs manner and
was warmly appauded Mr. Kellogg Sam psOr
was the next speaksr--he entertained the audience
for half an hour In an able and effective address,
The last speaker was Mr. Toohey, who spoke in hi
usual Brilliant and witty style and at the conclusion
Of his remarks announced that festival for tht
benefit Of one Of the widows OF these noble mel
would be held at fremont Hall on Tuesday, 27tl
December, 1859 A collection was then taken aut
the meeting adjourned
| ----O -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-19

Our IIoRsE RAlLRoADs.-H. s. Stevens,
Esq, win shortly leave for Baltimore, Philadel,
pha, New York and Boston, to examine tho horse
railroads of those cities for the benefit of the con.
templated roads here, of which he is 10 have the
management. He win be accompanied by Mr.. S.
N Sanford, of the Female Seminary, who has a
uew and valuable invention for the regulation OF
stopping horse cars, and which he will submit to
the horse railroad companies of the above cities,
the design of which is to go save the momentum oi
a car when stopped, that when the brakes are lei
up, the reserve power will assist in starting tho
car There arc few If any men in the country bet
ter posted upon street railroads than George Reed
Esq, of Philadelphia, and the benefit of his sxpe
rience will probably be obtained as to our routes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-19
FROM HARPERs FERRY.


Various surmises have been lnduged In regarding the
at'emrted escape Of Cook and Coppie It is said that
COOK reused to tell how he BY the knife and how
II was that he had tbs couutersgR whereby he would
have been ensbled to pass the sentinel
This, however needs confirmation and Is hardly rea
ble' Much indignation expressed by some OF the
he0dstronE In reference 70 the official. Of the Jail but
large majority Of our citizens express confidence in
them and spurn the idea that they bbed by Cook
lhe hoio made in tho wall WAS large eae, ti,,
room was IA the second story. Cook, after being ar
rested said to gentleman tat thoy had the best
they cuud that life wal sweet TO them AK to any one
sls and that they had planned Il for ten dAys thoy
hlu ss lu4-dy night for the attempt but II was de.
etred on account Of their not Nantug to compromise
Coy. W lllrd, who was ia town that ight
Inc prisoners cony0rAed On variety Ut subjects yes.
totday morning. Cook said to a gentleman who ad.
dressed him that he fully believed slavery 10 be su
and that II would be abolished in Virg MIA In less than
ten years, aud that BY the people OF Virginia
he was prespared to die 10 such cause and thought
no had doue nothing 70 regret far rs principle
cOnee rned
Coppic ssif that he feared the affair WAS not ended
yet that they had friends Ia tue North who would not
rest satisfied until their lives had been avenged Ne
hopsu, however, the affair would end here forever
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-19
FROM WASHINGTON
WAsuINoroN, Dec. n.

ANuiNeioNi Htc, y Z.
Democratic caucus Of the Democratic meAibors ol
tho House was beld last night a. tho Capitol.
hr. Houston, of Ala, occupying the chair aud Coz,
OF ohlo ahd wight OF Tenn, holiag secretaries
On motion OF Rufln Of ~ O. tie apepches V,s,s
limlted 90 i've minutes.
hr. hocoek sxprsHsed his thanks 60 the Demoorat.
Tor their confidence Ia him, and his Willingness 10
withdraw u the caucus thought another man eoud got
\ Larger vote.
ny. WinsoN spoke Ia fayeF OF adhsrinR to the nom.
lnAuon OF hoeok. lie preferred anti fscomton
" an American.
br. stsvenson Of Ky. spoke In hTor Of laaintanlng
their Present position.
MI Cox spoke 60 the sans sBse,; he was unW illng
10 vote for know-nothug
hr. uFalg OF A0. moved that committee Of threa DO
eppolntsd 10 oouler with the mlnoiy 0 the HOUSE oa
ths subject Of OrEaniEatiOn.
Mr. baraes Of Ky. opposed the motion. lie should
adhere 10 b0eOek.
Mr. Jarhvtle Of Va said be had voted fog noeoek a.
long ns he thought he had chance
Alter some debate, resolution vas paslsl that they
peraat Ia te support o the Democratic nominee ~
Speaker. Adjourned,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-19
sAcKviLLA, Dec. IT.

SAcKvmLR, Dec. II.
The horse express with details Of The Americas new,
The steamship city Of Baltimore reached Liverpool
on the morning Of the "a.
The Cunare Steamship Company advertise the steam
~ Etns sna !ura TO leave Liverpool for New York
direct on the l7th and STAT OF December respectively
The Invitation Of The French Government 10 attend
the Congress had been received by ths British Cabinet
but the Austrian lnvlatiUn had not bsen received Il
Is taken for granted that England will be represented
and speculatona aOat to who the
vii ~ Be, , but Of which nothing authentic Is known.
NOR says not without sanetl In high quarters.
The Opinione, Of Turin, confidently points to Count
CAyonr the probable nrA representative o. Sardinia
De la Rosa viii represent spuiu The Powers will be
represented by two Penlpoentiaries The 9th OF Jan
uATy Ia spoken OF for the arst sitting.
The principal representatives Of the natons
powers wi, i is reported, be ths following Russia
Prince uorischakoti Ausfia, Count Ricksbufg France
Count Walewski; Prussia, baron Soheilitz
Le Nord eys there many obstacles IN the vay OF
OSyours representing saroinia, and that De sslbros
The same journal says that England Will be represent
cd by Lords Clarendon and CoWley.
The French brig Reyil, Martin, from New Foundland
for Bayonne bad been Okt on the coast OF andes and
OUT 81 ni'y-tWo persons on board twenty seven
Count BonhAsting Is announced a. nominated 20
represent austria in the Court of Turin,
Nnibaldi. having now military occupation on his
hanls Prnm es to devote his time to the musket fund
This Presiden; OF the Tuscan Ministry has been sum
Regency. ~
The new electoral law for the Iombardo- Sandman
Kingdom Is prom alg ated
The number Of Deputies Is fxed Al $780, making about
one TO every $1,000 Inhabitants An eleetor must
turned - years. and must hAye learned to read aud write
LATER.
TURIN, gd-Ths Affairs Of the delegation Of the Re
geney 60 buoneompaigns have been arranged to the
satistaciion Of sll parties.
lie would proceed immediately TO Florence with ths
aux OF GoVernor General of the provinces OF Central
Italy
TRIESTE, Dec 3d.-CoRstantinople advises state that
the H0vernment had withdrawn The troops stationed
at IhessnA, on the Greek frontier and rauserred shem
TO MOnaston.
letter from the Secretary Of the French Emperor
10 Mtssrs' shaw, MelloIsey Co, Of Blackwell, which
says that IN Emperor has not changed for u moment
20 show ha faithful ally that he has bseu he will
tinGe 20 be-
LisBoN, 2d-The Brazilian mail Of Nov sth has az.
rived. battle has been fought between UrquiEa aud
were la full fight towards the town urauisa was
marching on Buenos Aytes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-19
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-19
NEW AnYrnrlsrmENrs.

c Jonos-wall and Win low Paper, Ensravi1gs, sc.
Rufus Leighton, Jr Chr story, BY Theo Parasr
Il. 1. Baldwin 4 Co-Embtoosries fot The HOLIDAYS.
Rottbors q Hausmann--C -Christmas Exhibition,
\. &. Barrie-G obs Lanterns.
S. N Sanford -Clevelanc Female Seminary
G, Mason-C Christmas Gitts
Cleveland Erie II. R Change Of Accommodation
Train.
e. Ruhini-Business NOTICE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-19
THE OVERLAND MAIL

ST. LOUIS, Dec. II.
The overland mail of the 25th passed Aaoy's Station
ut o'clock this morning, and will reach here to-mor,
night.
Much anxiety sti felt at San Francisco on account
OF the non-arriyal OF the steamer Coitez.
untl had taken place between Judge Miller OF
SHASTA county, and James Gallagher District Attorn.y
of Trinity county. Result not stated
James Haworth, President of the California Stage
Government run - daily mail betWerp s,ersnent tn
aad 81 Louis for million dollars per aHnum niaking
the trip In fourteen days.
But moderate bH.nesa done for the last few daya the
bulk Of the goods BY late uuirnls going into store
The imports are supplying the current demands at
previous rates, ana the trades buying spaTingly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-19

PowERLEss FOR EvIL--PoTENT FOR GooD.~-
When pain Inflammation Is present. aud BTsndretk's
Pills used they at seize upoa the humors which
sIe the sion OF the pain and Inflammation and
them from the body This quality alone seiLng hold,
and causing the expulsion OF deprs we'd hume possessed
bv no other medicine For BranlrUhs Pills operate solely
upon those impurities which surround and affect the
and affected by disease BY natural affinity,
hey seize these humor because their life Is below that
0f the surrounding parts aud oSpel them from the body
Young people cannot but middlj eyed and old people can
in measure appteCi e tlut MEDICINE which, being used
In Sickness acts only the of disease and which
has power except those humOrs whose presence
produces every pain, and whose removal every
disease Whatever Is affected there these wonder
fu pills psuetrRte aud impurities rom thus
venting settling Of the humurs because they removed
from the body In Theumaiism, pleunSes pains in
the side dyspopss head aches cO,ttyeness Asthma colds
coughs hrosts pills ulcers bolls they give iume
dato relief; aud taken early prevent organic disease
Msladies pronounced beyond human skill haVs ye ded
10 their influence aud miiOrs human lives have been
saved by their timely Oh how Important sickness
that edcine winch onV tinguishes the ds ease
and leaves NO evil eiiecs behind.
Sold ~ No 29l Canal ST.. Bruudres building; aud by
A. 0atdnsr No go Superior street. Cleveland; and by
J. b. Wheedon, Hudson, aud all respectable dealers 10
madi0iues dSW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-19

MALPRAoTIcE-The Coroners Jury in the case
of Mrs Schumacher who died on the West Side on
Friday, brought averdct of malpractice against
Doctors Ettner and Weust on Saturday evening,
and they were accordingly arrested and lodged in
the watch house. They will be brought before the
Police Court this morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-19

FGRRIN EAsr CLEvELAND.-AbOut ~ O'Clock
on Saturday the dwelling house of Ira Bristol,
which is in the rear of Mr. Custeads nursery took
fre, and, all the men being away, was entirely
consumed with all its contents, tue women only
saving what clothing they had or Cause moi
known. Loss about Sl20O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-19

The oPERA.-The Cooper English Opera Troupe
appear to night at the Academy OF Music in the
Barber Of Seville" This comic opera Is a favOrite
with Clevelanders and the house will doubtless be
flled, The Company have, on previous visits,
made themselves we'll and iavoraby known here
and they WILDE cordially greeted now
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-19

SLIPPERY.-T The side walks on Saturday and
yesterday were very slippery and dangerous and
many falls were experienced by pedestrians Sew
eral persons were more or less injured by falling.
In such times every one should sprinkle ashes up
on the walk in front Of their houses or places oil
huainaav
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-19

HeLIBAY FREsGETs,-We advise those persons
wishing to get handsome and useful present to
call on l.. Benedict son, and look at their splens
did assortment of ladies and Chdren's Furs,
which they are selling at such low prices that all
Gan afford to purchase them
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-19

THE lRIsHTowN TRAGEDY.-Mrs OMAHA, the
victim of tho Iri'htown tragedy, died this after
noon at o'clOck.-Herald, Saturday Eoeniag,
Mrs. oMals, the victim of the Irshtown trag.
edy, was living yesterday afternoon. She lay
yesterday in a stupor, scarcely speaking or NOV
ing. During Saturday night she raved and tossed
considerably. 1t is barely possible that she can
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-19
PLAIN Am opNAMpNTAI. pRINTINo

~" Plein aud Ornamental Printing of ytry descrotim
done at the Priltipg Establishment Of the lrApRR Once
the latest Improved and rapid Pre- ses the
best style, short notice and reasonable Par
tcular attention paid to Blank Work Every description
Of Binding DONE especially Blank Books Ledges Journals
Sales Books, Receiving Books SC &C.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-19

&ai5- Neuralgia, Fits, st, Vilu's Dance, PAraly-
sis, spinal complaint general ar local debility or
nervons Prosiradon, arc cured by DR.. Gibbons
new electrical Featment without difficulty Il
never fails, and may justly be regarded as a spe-
ei6o Office No. III OntariO street, fSW doors
rom tho pu bIo SauATe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-19

OttYHheHp, Dee - tsots
WmLtAM ARsEY Esa.-owibg 10 the in
oleneDcy Of the weather msny ladies' and
gentlemen were deprived Of the pleasure Of
listening to your lecture upon England, DC
delivered Dec ist Having been present
(most Of us) and much interested in the lecture
and believing that its re-delivery would crafty
many who did not attend, wo would request
you to repeat at such Tins as may be agreeable
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-19

t-E'- Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels, &c, DC,
A very large stock, and all warrOnted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
FoG0, ENswORTH & Co.'S,
octl Cor Superior and Seneca SITS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-19

MINsTRELs-The New Orleans Burlcsque Op-
era and Minstrel Troupe gave their last concert on
Saturday evening to tu!l house This Company
have given good and general satisfaction to their
large audiences Success to them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-19

ts1- For well becoming and beautiful Hat or
Cap We recommend p, Ru0ini's excellent assert
ments Of Fall Styles, at l75 Superior street lie,
as practical Furrior, Is now engaged In manuiao-
turing Capes Mulis Fur Gloves, eto,, etc, for the
Fall and Winter trade.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-19

RUNAwAY.-A two,horse team from the country
ran away on St. Clair Street on Saturday after
noon. No person was injured, the wagon only
being smashed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-19

EY-The dough Faces," in their Union
Meeting, very properly denOunes the recent
seizure Of the Arsenal at HaTper's Ferry; but
they are silent about Gov. Wises threat to seize
the sAme Arsenal, and the National archives
also, in the event Of the election Of a RepuLli-
can President. albany Jour.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-19

BSy~ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, j. s. Matson's and Olmsteds news depots
AT news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, IT'S Ontario Street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-19

TaR'Pretty fellows those Southern fire eaiera"
are to threaten dissolution Of tho Union " hen,
''down South" they can't make a gun-barrel,
u pistol-lOck or grain of powder But ma
ture yields largehenp crop! 30 that, il they
shall play the traitor in earnest, the people can
use what 10 produced to put an end to the re-
bsllion.- .-AIJGHy Jour.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-19

PLUMnNa.--For all descriptions Of plumbing
work and water fixtures, there Is no bettor place
in the city than that Of b p. Bower, successor TO
J u. Barnes n Co. Atwater Block Mr. Bower is
prepared with choice and well selected stock,
good workmen aud plenty ot them TO promptly
and punctuay execute all orders, large or small
The numerous samples of his work which have
been done throughout the city for many Of enr citi
zens are their own advertisement
tzD- A great amount Of money can be saved by
having old iuTs altered into new fashions, Instead
Of paying high pricesior new fars, L. Ruaini ,l75
Superior st., understands from his long experience
TO make old fpra most as good as new at small OK
pepae His stock Of capea, NUTS, cniis, 30. Is as
good as any ia the city, all Of his own manuiac
ture, At lower prices than anywhere else and al
about half the price IS the furs sold al auction
Remember l76 Superior st., doors above Bank.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-19
FROM NEW YORK.

Ngw YoRK, Dec a.
Inc steamer Edinburgh sailed to-day for Liverpool
she TOOK out SEQ passengers and $3.50 900 ia specie
the Fulton, for Southampton and uavre sailed at
time, shs took out % passengers and sssI ,5s4 in
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-19

FoR HOLIDAY PgEsENT5,-- at Green's for
one of his gems of Art VIZ Plain or Coored Photo
graphs, equal 10 the best ever exhibited In this
YIGlnlty, FOREST CITY GALLERY,
noyl7.zB3 243 Superior Street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-19
.caErARY OF TIE EMPEROR.
PROM CnICAGn.
Cn1eAea Dec. ~

CHICAGO Dec. az
Tho Republican mentors Of the Minnesota Iegisla.
ture, 10 cBueas 90 Monday, nominated Morton s. VII
Alnson Tor United States Senator The two branches
Of tha Legislature TO meet on the following day
Tor The election Mr.. Wilkinson will doubtless Be
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