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, 1859-12-14
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, 1859-12-14
FROM WASHINGTON.

FRIDAY, Dec. 8 10 r i.
Especial Correspondents OF ths prtss and Trabune.l
This has been another exciting day in the
House, and much to the surprise Of the Repub-
lcan side, vote for Speaker was reached, and
taken. and resolution was offered by Hickman,
Of Pennsylvania, that there be three more bar
1ots and If n Snoatar ha ,,, .,actod 4ta, 81,
..r.. I-u-t W.
'nc a"a''o o3eo'' ne VINO receives Inc "ost votes
shall be declared Speaker; before roting on
the question M adjournment WIS carried.
rb... TN tb;ncu co,.t;t,,ed TN ,-orr.x. wi.
"~ w. "A'"se '"s P'os'ess nla@1c
so"hrds an organization.
In my last letter, said that the Republicans
u.rA INDIGNANT and ~v,,nsro+Ad =, tha f.,.;.,
. ~ 'As 1As''ous
anu oonlneefang condues OF the hre- eaters, and
finding that forbearance ind Cancellation were
con.trnrd into back;no dowr and 4b,+ ;n.,r..
80 ar...,. a..-.5--. =, =,
4na 'feao ae'oaoas "efe 'ne response, they haa
made up their minds to unlimber their guns
and return shot for shot. But the turn things
'o'A ~'o5 P'stp'nco '"e sonnenes'ien' ot
vigorous defensive measures Nr. Stanton, Of
Ohio, Ind the 1oor, aud va. going to opep the
ds,ra ~b.n A. 1t,r~,. ~ ,iI;,,;, ,u.sa ~.
:. - A4A1S's'
qaesuon ot privilege lie caused 10 be read
hellogg's statement about Douglas and Greeley,
and Greeley's deni.1 ue alan handed IN ,1c
r,,.rt, ,.,ta. g.. n....,. a....:-....
- 'oui Do's!aS aenS!ns .uat otee-
ley aud he ever "cahoodled' in his (Douglas')
parlor, to secure his reelection. Mr. Morris
added some temperate comments. ayoyiue his
, 1859-12-14
The State OF Wisconsin vorsus the
UN24ctl SfAftH.

We regret to be obliged to chronicle another
collision between the eminently respectable
/ principailttes whose names make Luminous the
emitting Of this paragraph.
On Friday last, the United States Marshal at
tached and stored ia the Runa1s House for sale
Of our city merchants. By virtue Of writ issu-
Ing from The United States District Court, Nil.
waukee. The goods were at once repleyied br
process issuing from the Circuit Court Of
Wisconsin.
Upon being served with the latter process,
the Marshal, prompted By bis attorney who ac-
con,pauied him from Milwaukee replied that lie
was acting under the direction Of a court Of
higher jurisdiction and should not regard the
mandases of officers Of simple State Court,
Whercupon Deputy Sheriff Stebbius waxed
exceedingly wroth as became thorough State
Rights Republican aud calling to bis assistance
the powers Of the county proceeded to The au-
County in tho person Of the puSitist Kellogg,
at once responded; IVES colaEed By the Mar
shal and the combat began. For time the vic
tory seemed doubtful and aud at the conclusion
Ut tho twelfth round the Marshafs adviser es-
sayed to pour oil upon the troubled wasers-
"Gentien,en,"' said be, the Comfy which
has ever existed md should ever exist between
courts OF different iusisdictions"-
Here be Was interrupted By the landing Of
the Marshal and the power Of the county"
under the store, and the remainder of lis
specci, is probably lost to the world.
The belligereuts now paused for breath The
Aarshal stationed himself before the door Of the
dispatched to his hole {see AAt&- S. 20. Luke g
68.) for the Sheriff.
Mr. Fox soon arrived. Both parties proceed
ed to ober the familiar mandate of the bard Of
Jordan, aud "to take of their coats aud roll up
their Sleeves
.rat.. - I
, 1859-12-14

ATTEMPTED ISsrRaEc17ox At DAapAsE11E.-
We learn that n plot was discovered few days
ago, ut Daraanel!c, for IN ,1nsu1rection cf re-
groes implicated tercrsl white men, two Of
whom went by the name Of Brooks, who, Nc
understand, were arrested. We viii wait the
Development Of Ill the fac.s, before We shall
say much about il. These things should aFronse
the people Of The State to prepare for the
fort SmisA Tia1<f.
, 1859-12-14

J. C. ERrc1EsR1paz. Foa TIE Cxtr1p SrA7rs
SESATE.-Dy special dispatch from our own
Hon. John g. breckenridge, has been nonainAt-
ed in the Democratic caucus for the United
States Senate. This is equivalent to m election.
and the friends Of the Wee President through.
out the ceutry will r*joiec that the stinguis6ed
mark Of tho approval Of Kentucky has been
conferred upon hin.-Lou1r:1x Democrat.
, 1859-12-14
SIT IS oNLX CIHcUnsrANT1Ax., >,

AIT IS 0NLY CIRCUmSTANTIAx
This is stereotyped phrase which VIC oflcn
hear dropped from mca'a lips, when long
chain Of circumstances, unsupported By direct
evidence, goes to fasten an atrocious crime
upon particular individual. And when
jury, after carefully examining the chain, link
by link, and finding The parts nicely to tally
10 MS to form complete and connected whole,
which binds him irrcsistibly to the crime
pronounccs him Guilty" CIT Of complaint
Is raised That he vas convicted on evidence
"only eireumstcntia," Or if as tho caso just
concluded in one Of our courts, alter broodinx
for sixty hours, as a hen broods ovcr cggs,
over mass Of facts MI pointing to but one
conclusiou--that Of guilt-succeeds ut last, in
tho face Of q previous contrary verdict, in
matching out verdict Of aequitta1, We are
told, as relief to our orr outraged feolings
not to be astocished at hc result for the proof
WAS ISL circumstantial" There are many
people even. whc, though clear-hcadcd enough
On other points, seem to doubt whether any
amount of circunstantial evidence, however
dannins, can warrant q mans conviction Of
murder. But carry cut this doctrine in prac-
tee, and waas would ba its results 10 the cou:-
munity7
Would it uot b offering u carte blanche to
every cold.blooded villain to commit crime
with inpunity, provided only he did it in &C.
cfet7 Who is ignorant that nine-tenths Of all
the capital cs;mes are thus committed, and
that It Is only by circumstanc;al evidence TINT
the guilty one can then be convicted! Vii
lains, itmus. DO reooliected, are usually cunning
and cowardIy, il not 1ong-headed, in the e1e-
ousion Of their schemes; they do not commit
murder in broad dag, before "a cloud Of wit
oesses;" above al, they do not blow trum.
pst Or ring bell, TO summon ali tho world to
see them perform their atrocious designs In
the very nature Of things, therefore, the eri-
deuce must be circumstaatial; and to. aequit
every accused person who cannot be convicted
By direct testimony, would be to let looss nine
arrested murdere1s cut Of every ten. again to
imbrus their hands in tho blood Of their fellow
men.
It is true TINT circumstantil evidence il
sometimes deceptive, md upon the strength Of
Hlan4 '* : though rarely hung upon
, 1859-12-14

We have assurances that If the National Re-
publican Committee can b satisfied Of the snf-
6ciency Of hotel accommodations in this ctr.
the National Republican Convention vii be- 81.
pointed to meet he~e. In order to provide tie
comnnittee With tue information needed, and se-
cure the Convention to this city, Z meeting OF
the Republicans will be held tonight at lie
Coart Rouse,-ladta"epo|;t journal, liza.
, 1859-12-14

If the number Of letters goes on increasing IS
It has done for six months longer, there will be
none left for the Ocean mail service, except the
few sent to be distributed on tho 1sthmus and
down The coasts Of the i'aci6c.
PROPOSED FAST TaAvEL1yo.-Ar. James Ha-
worth, President Of the California Stage Com
pany, was in town yesterday, and in q conyer-
satiun in relation TO the Orer]and Mail service,
slated lh 1t he was prepared to enter into Z cou-
tract with the government to run daily over
land mail between Sacramento and St. Louis for
81, ,00o. 900 per year, and would have the sched-
ule time placed at fourteen days from city to
city. lie stated in nddition, that he would
make the time in twelve days eisener than in
fourteen, ahd that he woM1d also contract to run
horse e1pEess between those t" points, carry
ing letters by weight, and make the time rcgu-
larly in six days between st. Louis and Sacra-
mento. We are authorized By an intimate
friend Of Mr. Hnworth to publish this statement.
These nre certainly startling assertions, but the
motto Of "neEer fail" which II characteristic of
the nan, and his entire reliability entitIs It to
respectful onsidcratiou.--1Aa Californian.
, 1859-12-14

"A caae which has bcco On trial in tbs United
States Circuit Court 1t boston, between Georrn
Peabody, It al, Of London, and ths Middlelex
Mills, in regard TO the title to lot of xool pur-
chased in Enrnpc by Samuel Laurence Just. be-
fore the commercial panic in 1857, was brought
to a:clote on Saturday last By aTsrdic1for lhe
plaintiff for $47,li -' ..
, 1859-12-14

Col. Fremont'a Title to the MarIpo1a
Mines Confirmed by tho supreme
Court.

The Overland Mail with dates to the 18th ult,:.
arrived last niGht:
October arrived out on the 18th ult.
We have ut the hunds Of the American E1-
press Company, received the usual flies Of San
Francisco, SACRAMENTO, Los Angeles xnd Arizo.
M papers.
The principal item of news is the decision Of
tne supreme Court connrning frenoats title
to valuable part Of ha celebrated Marlposa es-
tate. The San Francisco BalEetia gives The fol-
lowing history OF tie case:
~ iSs1, Juan b. Alsarado obtained from
Gov Mieheltorena. grant OF tract Of land,
Known as las AsT1Posas. 70 tue extent Of ten
square leagues, lslns w'than noqndaEes eu'~
orac'hg moeh larger 4uantts: IN le4i A1va-
fado conveyed this grant 10 fremont: The
gran; haslng passed infoofh me 'niet'or tri-
ss, can..s, was :4e o",y Gonnlmeu oy tne eupseme
toustla 4a'2. III July OF tne saMe 5eaf, ING
sanara,aa fra1, 'bI;a 1ard. sra 49, ~. ~
n"tant 1s ~ ~ nv sn
Eare:Jar,pst -. -. 1",i, - Es1'.,'s~e 9csc
Th;a natas. ;,n,ins W ins a.. n ~ i0tu ~
III
, 1859-12-14
GANFOIsD'S LIVER INFiGO-
~ EATUE
Price Ono Dollar per bottle.
Sanford's Family tathartlc Pills,
PCRE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS an. r1t u in
GLASS CA:Es, AlK 'rlunr. AND WILL

PCRE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS an. nnt L., /,
GLASS "a. Is. Alk FlEuT ASu Mi
KEEP IN ANY CLIMATE.
The Family tathx,tic ~ Ihst :,isr.ut
TILL Is xrtt:e hut a dt,Tt,t ru:t,c. III III.
tive CAih4stIc which The, = Lowris
proprietor kAs u<d In hi, - The Far.:v (.ah,rtt.
PRACTICE tk4a twss3,f- run ka E ue rr:r. xn,.a
years. ., t,.ttis Ill -. n,;,n.,,S -,
The constantly Increasing : bern CO :Snuste. trr
1e.Nasu ltutn th"ss Rh s"srtSty IF LIE pGitss
and ths s1tl.t4Ipn hi, .Ixe IN xrfry .nrf =. n
ale1prss> in rrkasi to the = &lutna:t 1p. Ard se.,
:ndnefd he 70 pAf - .osd aRa ,.Atx IN rAf.
Irn Hsth;n tae afh y ~ x ixaese Catl ~1. ..s-
The F1ufcaAtn well Know i1 slca as D-r,rs n,n.
Of the Stomach, ~efr!ne.s tsEx l., thu Lack arr, ln.
Co+saEev. An &C; !, over he wo. ne.,- ~ ~
sudden cnl: vt 1nqusitty. II nex!.ct ert t. lcpE
eI,ss Of re'ts LeAA u Apps it, Creeping >tats,n
Io1 "ssf tns w Es.tt..Eess Ill at,shc. sht
he Ht,l I'll tnaanlTasuEy Dsa4-. Worr,s IN t!. ts.r
., AsIs Khenn. tsa fnth'r .: Bt Il. tn
lon In tals advertisement. Do-c. to :.
Price Three Diu3ea.
Tho Liver fnysprasur fa!:y ta,,c FIJI, -r ~,
sNsa " nhnxis:A Generally. and so1d wAoleEie By tbs
Irata in al The Largo to~ns.
=. T.E. SANFORD ND
AH- tt6i AShulEfGfff 4Ht
, 1859-12-14

IL sUCGH MIXTURE: I, = ,omhn AIM nr o,,n,..
sfSetaic ILttotes to the !fr tats"n i,t ~ tho
nr4!.a< ~ which pr '!ree t.s. h4.1s,
e..ry ~, ., 'ae.u.ua,;cn tla ! n:. mi ,rrsr
Ch!caxr. - 49,
, 1859-12-14

The Chicago Pass AND TEsrxz. is one Of tia
best papers published in the Northwest and q
Chicago has become crest commercial, snd is
becoming political centre, those who wish TO
take a paper published vest Of US cannot do bet
ter than 10 subscribe for the Pass AND Ta1H-
, 1859-12-14
Browns Bronchial Troches.
Browns Bronchial Troche-
Bronchial Troebea
Bronchial Troehos.
Browns Trochas.
Browns Trochey.

Afoch6Ns
Troche8,
"Fse- se-tninsat1y rte sr1t ard beat
REV HENRY WARD EErcurr.
i recommend hs: use to Public Speakers
REV. E II. CHAP1x, NEW YCEE.
''d.sas serssst in sat-lu!n: Hcsr.ene.4-
EEy. DANIEL WISE, NEW Yo8E
fa's ps"1*l them ezcele.t for Waocp!n- Cough
rev, II. v. WARREN, BOSTON.
"0ssHs osaccs Ia acreoas oe tbs Bro1 ct,,, G,san,
DEL W. LANE. EosruN.
afap14 and p!.saat combination for Cou.hs. xs-
Dr. q. r. B1GELoW', Boston.
"contasn no Opium or anything iuiurtops.~
DR. 4. \. HAYES, CuEMIsT. rosTf4
sezE beneficial in dtanx tbs thtoat wae1 couo+r J.,
speak though aufes!ux sscm CcId-
REV ST.. P. ANDERSON. ST. rcY-1a
Ahsastlly nnase IN the sboYa eouamep..atroo~
EEy. L. SCHUYLER, ST, lo.ns
"A n1eEd having tried many remedies sos a,,hns-
bentat. found relief from the tt. eh&..~
. RES. D. LET'S. FRANKFORT. Y,Y.
Il Sold ~ Druggists svc.y whe.e IS ees,s Der Ror
oota " PESTDN x Co.
It~7 u Lake stiees~ orpos;.s T!rroot uooae
, 1859-12-14
iowa.;

TIE State Hoard or Edacaffnx-Tss Dnifes
6ad f-o'c<r1~sTas School SNsSsm-.fopu~
&ar FestfaF.
, 1859-12-14

Our readers will End in another column of the
Journal, the prospectus Of the Press AND TR1.
rCxE for 1860 The PRzss AxD TR,srs1 ia q
staunch Republican paper, and will be found IN
able exponent of the cause
, 1859-12-14

From the Minneapolis Atas-
We call the special attention Of our readers
Tr,s.F F'oitft E;,i - = ~. Loissso tItss AND
We NEED .neat No .Enrd ~ nras.s ~ PAi. 4.
PnEss Ayp TRinrsr. I,ocated at The orr.t co,n.
mctciaI centre of the Northwe.t and emhrrrin.,
in its editorial CORDS The frat taient Of thr cnr
try. it atreac ranks a. onc of tbe hest and most
ably conducted public Journals OF the eountrr-
10 Minnesota The Pn1ss axD Ts,pCSx ias
cyer acted the mart Of The true friend III. ~;,s
and prudent counseior. lad 1Iinnesos, l;s. ~
tened 10 The word. of advice 1endsrsd hr ,hot
naper. or headed its off rpneoted warn,Es ~, ~.
would have bean better nft hv anna ,a;ii;ons "
dollars than she ii todny.
we nope 70 see me tRrss AND TRInCSE re-
sse ,:.t Ii :. supPon from minnesota to which its
Anuy. ~ lonest5' us services. aad lis gene
5o"s 't1eaasn'p ior QUE stase entasles1s.
Frun the Waba,h.u County Head,
The Chicago PRrss .yp TR1nryr Tho rr,a.
pcctus of which will be- found n opo,hsr ~
uu1n. is decidedly The heat n,rer of fha Eorth-
west' and sbonii receive the -!,t-ons,.a ~ ".
ern nconle. Far twn Eesrs ras. - b.rs
ceiysd # re.ula,ly-much rnpre ' 50 thar most
other rnanere,od hv ~ IA ~ h..a 49, W.
to make our naper much mn,a sn,ertn;r,,a 11le rs
our readers than We otherwise could. We shall
ne.sf f ne u sespI oi eae pals, ano nope by
.ae uteaas " :. ~ aetp on1 leaoefF posted up on
sus nem W 70 tne nour ot gong 10 press. sub
s nfs' .or {oar county paper, anu then take
NAe @ess AND A1'8'SE-
, 1859-12-14

We would call the attention Of our readers te
the advertisement of the PRkss Axp TRIBUNE, in
another column. TO those who are de.irous ol
taking Chicago paper, va would recommend
this as valuable medium Of intelligence, and
ns being \ faithful and able advocate oftbe In.
tesests Of the Republican party.
, 1859-12-14

MEE-
From the Delphi Journal.
In another column mill be found The rrospc


IFfb9 Hd Btaaca co. He9db!Ie3a.f
We would call attention TO the prospectus OF
another place This is one Of the most influen-
tiAl, energetic and enterprising publications in
the Nest-indeed we may say the sFsy 1te.. 1t
is to the West Whist the y. T., Tribune has been
for several years to the East, the leading polisi-
ca. journal. It is Republican in politics, and cd
tied With much talent In the matter OF news it
il never behind, and in every particular is H.
ways reliable Those wishing to subscribe foz
q city payer can do no better than to send for
the DAILY Pnzss AND Tc1nrSK.
, 1859-12-14

MO. l2o SOUTH CLARK ST
Frach Nast1r3, Eax!.h MUSTARD r!ecail.fa 1ro,.
ceste-stlrs saure, Sc3ers Sua.a sauee Wslnuf t.f.
21d Mushroon Etatsup. Al ,S'rA NTS~%'Ps
, 1859-12-14

NO. lo2 SOUTH CLARK S?'
= cuHans jtly. Calves Fsnt Ie11r. s,r,,,, .1.,v
St!a~ees7 JAM Eas7teJ Jam. Pine AFr+ Jssa hx;o,
VA.A. At'STAET{,%'S
, 1859-12-14

NO. 122 SOUTH CLARK ST.
~ fuEs Old Scotch. Lab, NoaaEs1h and Bourbsa
, 1859-12-14

NO. lee SOUTH CLARK ST,
n*7ady Ptaehss- Preserved Ptse po!e, I, h,t..
flans oaaeea Cab Apples, Nalaasde. '1>' :. 0'|'s'~
, 1859-12-14

NO. 122 SOUTH CLARK ST
49, Old saranae B'1sty Of 1aos ls3o md 1s.o ru,,,.
Utd Hen1eAsT. Vtatd and CoEuxc B14pde. sR'
, 1859-12-14

MO. loo SOUTH CLARK ST.
IN stu,,t's Coateeto1e1J. NaIe1r's coaftet,nne7v.
, 1859-12-14
From the FA!bault Republican.

1t".0 tue 1Sot1destes Cty IV:s,
The Chicago rnxss AND TRIBUNE, the prospec-
It's Of whicl, for the year lsGu will be found in
smother column, is far exre!l+ncs tie J<st neu+p1-
PR III. stle Of -'tw lark City. 1t is :as PAPER
for Western man to tuke.
, 1859-12-14

We direct attention to the prospectus Of the
Chicago Daily FxEss. AND TRIBUNE in our adrer-
tising columns this week. We advise all our
readers who arc in want Of paper published
outside Of the State, to subscribe for the Pass
Axp Tn1prxE. as an able, energetic Republican
journal, the leading news and political paper Of
Tie Northwest-a paper in full sympathy with
the wants, necessities. and aspirations Of the
great West. We are about stepping into anoth-
e. Presidential campaign. aud everybody should
keep posted. Subscriptions commenced now
will continue throughout the cLnpaiyn aud un-
til lths result Of the next election is known.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-01
STATE EXECUTIVE CommITrrE.
MONDAY, AUGUST l, 1859.
fEz- Mem Of ,he opposilion. only two

fSH Men of the Opposition, only two en-
tire days intervene between this and the day
of election. A great deal can be done in
those two days great deal will be done in
those two days, at least, by our adversaries.
They are struggling for dear life. We have
them in our power, if we will use that power
rightly. The time is at hand when every
honest exertion of every friend of the Union,
of conservatism, of reform in the present
reckless and corrupt administration of public
affairs, and of the dearest interests of the State,
ought to be put forth. AS such, we appeal
to the Opposition to rally in their strength.
1t is not only your duty to vote, but to obtain
all the votes of your heighbors and friends.
You have the issues before you-you are IA
miliar with them. Tell them and explain
them as they are to your Democratic friends.
There are hundreds and thousands of Demo
Gratis, who are deceived as to the true issues
in this canvass-and who, if they were placed
fairly and fully before them, would certainly
vote with the Opposition. Letno Democrat,
therefore, go to the pools without understand
ing these issues. The corruptions and extrav-
agance of the Federal Administration, and
the radical and destructive ideas and objects
of the Democratic leaders in this State in re-
lation to our currency. Improperly understood,
would. drive thousands from the support OF
that party. Be, therefore, during the brief
remaining time, active and energetic be Wig
liant and perseveriDg.
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The Fifth District.

AS the canvass draws to close the re-
suit in the Fifth District becomes more and
more cheering. The election of the gallant
HArToN is assured by a largely increased ma
jority. BY his indomitable zeal, his upright
straight forward course, his sterling integrity,
his able and effective speeches. he has made
deep and profound impression upon the
masses of his district, and they will take
pride in electing him to the distinguished
position for which he was nominated by his
party. And well has he earned the honor
Tor no man in the State of his years has
rendered the cause Of correct principle and
good government more effective servece. As
Presidential electOr in 1856, and candidate
for Governor in 1857, he labored with an
energy and ability seldom equalled, even in
Tennessee renowned for the brilliancy of her
political campaigns. Called to represent bis
party in the gubnernatorial canvass alta time
when it had been beaten down, and become
disheartened, twas no fault of his that it did
not rally and win success. His efforts to that
end, were almost superhuman, and perform
ed at the risk of his life, and though dcprecia-
ted by his enemies, are now admitted
generally to have been almost without
parallel. He is now receiving full credit for
them-another instance of the certainty of
public Justice. But few days more elapse
now before the people will confer upon him
the highest evidence of their appreciation of
his services Let his friends avail them
selves of those few days as to increase the
splendor of his triumph.