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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-15
AAr.l4r 1859.
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no 24.l AN ATT
rrteI an az 10 rstfevt. rAr 'isricl eltf's. anl to st>a
sres. er tn.Ii99ey = '"s J'lieial SSS'o's ID the state
seeat,ui : lie j, ca ,@.e by ter siesera t~senrly q: tae
10 rettcvethn district courts, ant To give errn'rr efficiency
he so so am ''riet as /. 10 re- = a az GS,s &c ser',@r r. TIA That III.
t cHaSeS % Is .ss sc fo' r + ~ :, G ibrl s54,e f aMs ti n = te9 aigo r' e.
ri Il shall be th9 itE. "a ~ Perinai-n5Is y thc tunes tor
Tie manner fo!Ipw;n,: Tha sill judses, or i uHinriy -
them in e,eh - n4nau pleas .IIsrt.t. % % brtote The nr-t
order I o a elrfH 81 It 1D3rt 81 'opHind rlths . ttro
""d sFeEy com y u Istir I'D 'i's'5'si =, .o.ty,1 p,st'$cty
of the several terms 81 ihr e''nt5 ~ coulsss"a pir4s ~ >'ii
II i moi less dan lLaee trf,ns "t Die eeaa,n"n rieas court
Sec :, alta sretion eight OF the above rscitad law hc So
aleIy after the ,iuarsei the t4rut4 OF tue common pIa~s -,d
list .; he same SNAIL be far ,lsae {" TIA S:cret'y OF state,
md distrisf eoitrs sa dN.i Tor e.e, ifTt'tt1t ai1t"r,.t H. H., be-
Judge OF the court o. c"thrn'n pleas ii Tho ii RET,
10 read as follows: sseucn . That the ~ I~sesortla eo,rt
di each year, sh III tsstl. tieir srrttrn order 10 t. riHrt II
heir SAID dtttric;, 50 eifytag precisely The eomin suecinon;
OF tie term 81 the eoinna9n pie a ahd iistFtei courts
seS.4 I'M feS,,9n ,ela 1 ID act be 50 ane'sirl AZ 10
comma pleas in any com; ~ he sbII M !" a. si e'a an,r %
tue seine upon the j6rrnsiS Of liz ecu nr rots,,an f NJ
aAt district courts !" hts ; III cunntyt IN the s4Inrtg amer IS
during vacations OF ~ati courts. an said "ntr.es s sMT be
i N.Y. s ~ d", nSl.s as ,i sxsifas ar Gs % 'Af fb ies said '. .i@rs i .n !. n'3 II
50 cause II copy Of said order ( .rfdcd u lmn 10 be pu5
llshed for Iour consecutive wetkS in one or more ne N~pI
pcr5 OF general circtiftUt la MS SAID eountj Tine Hrst
OF tt sIuIe siE 81 b. ~ Ia. hrst Werk in the
month mex ensuing the daie Vi said order.
Sec 3 III: on or before the HrsL N1.f iaf of DctuSsr of
each yrar III jaIses Of the supreme court slaH Gisilc,ht
stAte INTO I'VE dis.rI:ls, aud assign 70 each tueu.bur OF thH
o9art one Ot said districts, in which dtsrtct 40 assigned l.
shah be the dIty OF the judge 90 wbon the SAM Is ass & ned
to sttoBd ~ the sfsstons OF the iistr4rt epif therein
see d, fha. the S5ri criS,udl secucns seven. eigh Ia, hite
tea Of said act are hereby repealed, and uls act III NJ
lA4B excel upon It's passage.
WILLIAM h WOODS.
SrCIkeI ri the House at Representa- ives,
MARTIN Wrth Err.
Errsident al The senate
AnrtI & Ig.a
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-15

FoIsoNCp.-lh family of Mr.. Fixes. residing
near Ccntervillc. Cumberland county, Ia, have
been suffering for sometime past from the effects
"t lead pnisining. II appears that they were
in the habit Of using freely preserves put up
iu the common lead glazed carthcWware jars.
and that the preserves ltrmenting. had absorb
ct large quantities of the poison. several Of
the Cunily are still ina Prccariou> condition
This should serve as = warning to families who
at this season arc preparing To put up trWt.-
FttJNhafg Union.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-15
March 20, 1854
AZ ACT.
no. 2i1.1

tSO. LttI AN All
Relating to CERTAIN pToposst amendments to the Cousttu-
ton, arr the pab4teatsoI OF this act.
Whereas, Ifla General Assembly OF the State of OHIO.
ing tn eretp, have proposed a certain Amendment - the
CONSTITUTION, providing for annual sessions Of tho IFGJs
Lttlre, to b. subTnttte-i 10 tha electors for their approval
OF rejection at thu eleot9oa for Senator's and Rspreseatt
tivcs, On the sse1nt Tues1ag IN tetoba r 1853 therefore.
Scctsn /. BIT eltat.al b. the Sen raj Assembly OF
upoa said proposed antenlma nt at the general election IN
0wtob p, 1853, As hcrena Prescr Ibsd, VIZ Those voting
Tor sail tInsnirasnt proVrllng for annual sessions oi
thn lcEi5tat ire. shall put upol their bIiiota these words,
= annual sssions, Yes" and those voting against 1t shall
put on thair ballots tIsse words . annual sessions. no
Soc. = 4 return additional to the return n0w required
by law to b. nj te of ths vot IS cast at such cleCtIpn for
FOR and against sail proposed amendment TO the eol,st,-
tutioa SAl al be certified and mlle by the clerk OF each
comfy to tire Secretary OF state and Attorney General
shall open 81 I'd reforms AMI count the Nutes- aud saccr
tail whether or not = majority 81 the votes cast al said
elccuon have been cast for said proposed ananin4ept,
electse on have besn cast for sahd proposed a1nenfni mt the
Governor shalt make a Proclamation thereof wltleat de
hay.
Sse. .. This asst shall b. published by each eaan4y
auditor il two weekly Enshsh papers, If Two be prh'sn
81 IN the county ami Que German weekly paper; Ii pub
tshed in the county for Two weeks neXi proceeding fhe
election.
Sc. ). The cost OF publishing this act, as proviaod ~
The tlita elton, sh III b paid cat Of the county trtasary
IN esch county.
SEE. >. Tbs act shall take effect and b. III force finIo
and aitel its passdge-
WILLIAM B.-WOODC.
Speaker of tbs House OF Representatives
r. RASSE1f IA\GiOE,
President pro. TEN. Of the Senate.
N iii 4 1870
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-15

The City ta'hcisn of Cirolcyille have msti-
tuted a olltlh-gang- IL viii prove utolo prof.
table than boarding io.le,s fpl thisle das ard
then tuning 'hnro loose n hare them .ssni
reN,fnei
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-15
April 6, 1859


No 2te A. All
supplementary to 'ar7ct to Fi8Fite for TIN creation arr
regulation Ut HIcorpot ated eonsFlntea IN The state OF
OHIO, F" pussed MHv !. lSJR
section Re 1t enacted by The General q assembly nfthc
state 81 ONO. That whenever any humble: Of perspits. a.
req ired BY The FIRST s-ciion Of the act TO HkL7s tins IL sup
plelnl nt.ty. assDu,ttnz TO form a company Eek iht purpose
a. improving anY stream ut Mater. 81 apT lai & t1aI cot,
heretofore declared nITgAbte bY any ct the laws 81 the
state 81 ONO. they ~ All. undCt h:e itntsatt s9atst make
a Coy iAeale S. hci, shatl spCcff astoliows FIRST fbl maine
assumed ~ >i.A cotnr4uV, Snlhs -htCh Il salile kua-u
.trfrt 'agGtae @eenaent aat tailiiu. ct saii ntrtt0ao1t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-15
Az ACT
An AL
70 IN act rrosidmg for the punishment OF

supplementary 70 IN act rrosiding for the punishment OF
criniss, passed March :, II -.
Section | Be Is enacted hE the funeral A ssemhlv of The
Ntaie nj chte, That sny person over the age Of eighteen
YeTrs Whc- under promise Of IaIrr; tEe. shall have elci ear
Hti me; course ~ tn any feInlIe OF seai rrpute for chastity.
upfSt Inc age nj eighteen vars, shall be deemed guilty. ri
se'ari:on, ana npon conviction, shah BE- imprisoned IN the
NuHtteHiHtI4 Tor not eSStltdH one nor more Than three years.
rr be inpri~u nod Isl iha er1uty jail not exceeding SIX
months. but in sTch case the evidence Of thefeai tie must
be COMMUNICATED n the extent required, as 10 the principal
witness III cases Of perjury.
WILIG5N Z. WOODS,
Speaker Of TIE .ioa>Evf ltrpreSen aitYes.
MARTIN Wi4tkE {.
President Ol the Senate.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-15
April 4,
-rpIrnEN OFFICE.

AUDITOR y tFFICE,l
Delaware To, Ohlv, Jun 80, I-ja.
! hercey certify tH4t the foregoing acts arc CORRECTLY co.,
t"i 'rrul s:'5r puhl Sized ia the fiuo State aonrnil and
furnishes ne by the secretary of State
II. w al ANBEET.AIE
Audu-r OF DvIIw.re County.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-15

sad The counties though = ieA ae same shElpa~=. laird
~ a.ayI1' % S21 = 49, - "a IA @e sal "a IA
" 10 = !" 80. !. - 49, =, ~ - - 80. . sSa"%.
rcs'rtrd IN. s1.ri IN ia SANE manner As ! provided ia
aud sill r.rtrdc Re she'll also he Recorded IN he -eesF1rr,s
oiee q The caany in Which s'aA company shall fas- il
ica. are hcnely authorized fe make aid nssprdTratein Iy
a~n-. .ss~. s@3 All ots-r shias- neoes~ar5 lbr said I'M
! .-4lsG. AZ ~ y tss ha,ae snl sryis progii-i IN SD
-. Tfaeate shai4 he deesaed \ bads eorr1-ate, = n s55.-,es-
a pnW.,nsa, Is gra1del il 'le 'hlrl seesioa 81 'h.tact to
81 Tn.; lie asr erisor- napsa IN sati GER .ae4te
ter q as s ~. - .a re se4 q Z 4 he e. ri ii shall : Be s@ 'as-sril..
ami patl n naaBey. thpx shau GAIA meeting NJ t6e per
90, w3n have zahs1fi9at STICK As stares "a; al s1a!i
81 ne<hp!IcV in Ga-sti company, WAN shatj Hold thr5r at
-sirrl1 ~. al a ii thals Sies.->s1S are eisssei aas al
drl. ts 81 u-aau ,I.i h.. pr.Et-i.. an M tree1afrrr
Z, al II ha ua a,, = Z 7. - , ~ "a a 49, an afs. >-2'Sa3l ssF
80 taat .e in4y aSn, and Altr he ars eIeet,aH So ~ierk
-. miner 81 sAurssne n ~ htse PAID iiao rae s4tl com
- ; rat dc troa,urrr Of sati c.sna .nv, r,sare ca.
MI /" lr2F' 10 i4,1r% % Is en-, "a y eiissr n'ia > .t7ti
, rd 10 'rl "i liFesrrs, pa1ahie 10 te ~lrt cuinpsnT.r "a
aeon ii I,r ana ? y oysr to Ire sa.4 coasgaa, ali sa,a,.4s
u ~ + T er = III go 81 IS - l ,s,a- = ~ .. ia = M Us iHs
It ir"s' ~ 70 lane ~1tii be iac an "e-ins 9" the sati
~ a.itsrrs, iinran4-ita5ri. n ~ c. 60 or N Ease:
Ills lns.ae,. the board OF dlrec'orz -haH choose nra-ti.lr
Ir'1I 4n IA fheff nam ,er- ~b7 eh1u perform the dH,Hr-
% ia prrSi 4eHtA7 - - +arTe So 2 .asi perform Sitls b-hr~
j lftss ; may from tInIe 10 ttlHe IL poi Ied Dat Is The IN
i4Ns and Ttilrs ei Sse Sfa crstpsnF-
sex =. FHr SecfrtsrF shall kFe4a r1eord nf Al meet IS~
u thc bparl al direeIaFs sst other Proceeding o. SIT cnfI-
, TN, M re rired 70 be performed rs aav aeh~r %; fGa ai
.ers of jHr sal boifl. -l perform Su"n che ln I 5Trfh-r
dV-i~% a. Ma ur assign ann tCs14 time "a rtIhs 1y iAc
rutes and by ftEsII IA = < al C. IuntH:-
S---H ia II LAe SAT- raHHpllF 81 ~ hive Derg - from
aim. fp IN e. 1t tuv rc-9l1g "a n-tigfg al he hoari of titrc
snrs. to- "a e.. tjt.r Or eitirse suat by laws an rTlies Ger
tin g1rrrt}ur-f 81 yhr IA comp tly-
SEE. g Thai aH- cir~rsnfs uf ut : ti5 coup lhy - u bse"
power Ia u &C iHP Use racs "t toll s-iic1Htp uY stall Hr
fnitisi - reeelte for ihr fas-aE"ot any i"nft or other WI
tIr r. 10 ~ nrCt ok or IHCGs u rs sad ruDTBL tHEeIt or
fr- c ~ rtu tt4- 81 ANY Leff oT nier HarcT tTaH brtw sen
rHr lsekS at still uu. fr'Es9ueuI-
-rr s. ia ttta- IN zen. tr4a at the president ard 9TH
err all~srs u su!rH comp ~ -i43t BE regal Tel Hul aN~I by
NliiIAd r. MOODS.
S9-Lku. uf ,A- ltoasv 81 Representa- rEts-
MAXIM NE -kEE-
President o tie StH.tC.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-15

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April ., 1859.
M. 2r7l AZ ACr
10 IA Al ct u eight OF at at emitted q An act pre-
s. ib4lg IL. dui : ri ~u2ssriso. aEi relating 10
ret@21 / B. an4-tst hy Ia {, neral Asaembiy Of
IL stat of nhip. rh t >ecti IA -izftt II Ia .ahJVe Tuc-t'1
a.i L. So am II lei a to rrai as feu9Ws Sec- : That
Ia tiSt rs ~ m ttf is4iPs ~ H. 'i me ha' d'Alat
u IA On anna iHy, dfvIi. Their r'Fotv3 fnvns'1Ta INTO
sitlS!e trt cga.sIaat r9ti ds' icts- lHi ii The sam
cI. t#r4o o. II SIM { btc1r feIoIt IN tfvtshtp r.c,rj,
.sI.il plat of Hs iist-s1. an m cls, any pIhic road Is
% snI1I b estII4.sa4l asa put of tne iIie OF bonn iary
sl ~ m e At $ aat coI=3aicrt pt4rr. 4sst3n after thu
i-st Aoa lay OF a!tra a. sav ,aiaat, an aFfoftiea sIct
totte- roar htN :,Itaat,v isa:ps Is rHst-cs an - Ity
M y ~te4ilf'. iif "a arp Is t "t'lti; tnl IN 10Y NJ
IN . ga p. Aa N sIi5rtsits aat riillb.tills Of each
,;soFits.l Il. HIovt4ei, how yer. 10 p11toi any terri
10Y ly1s witbsa the limits OF any rlcsrparafe1 yifag"
-o4l lEt et.
So : oeig,ual seatlon eight = herehy repealed. ami
'9asa II - nke elect IRON w a. an 4 R NM
S1tiknr Vi ths IL IHS, 81 Representative
MARTIN wEIKEK.
Arril6 lsa). rrezrlel, o. tn senate
no 3lsI Az ACT
10 ansri an at eoutlsi : An at to establish n cole oil
C,E9l Procedure.
s~tI7l / L. It - utel by Ia Geasrsf Ass ,alhly al
ih4@ttttot 0hia, Thet sastiJl AS Of act eat.tie an at
:, rstsb.fsh a - lc Vi cv1l pforee tdrc, rs and tn am
$ h3fshg AN N lei 50 a$ tp read As follows Sec To.
La > - | t'atm at Ak 81 IA x caIiHu Siaili not . t91td
1ltl thco1 " CJnSs public noti e Of tnc thu and l}lc'
q si's, L, b. gITe' fpi at hast th%ty dass before tn
day o. sac, ~ ailv2rtl mont II 4'nf newspaper plnt
- AT of g. ,5al ci9o itlfiou IA ia county ~ ia cas-
81, ucvsPap't % p-l1t,I ia IT, cyiutx. III som new pd-
> = 81 : ia ri d1ff Hitt'ii iIfftfh, AM ~ pitillg pP an.
. jvarts5 III nt apu9 the court hJtsn door, aud ia Ave 9th
~ pI,ac places IA the comfy. two oil wh Oh stall be III
III t'wIa'lp ware lci ttt, As ani tnem mis- he
Where sIcta tVert@"Ia at H. vi tie ia newspaper pub
Iah =. l ws.Aly 1t 5halI b. som :eat to HlseIt In" SAM ~
dVs c91sacIt,9e numbers thsfeoi bat Shenever the
nrw tps- sa!eet2l fot sael atverts1meit ant the cir
9I:-ii3i u IN daiy ~ III coInty shall eAeaed that ul
tn w5,Sly, IT sh tIb9 SUFFICIENT f5f the officer to publish
tlsstIa " irtis-in3nt II the daily once a week TOR I'VE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-15
LAWS OF OHIO.
4NAcr

CFFICiAL RD91FCA ION
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-15

william B NOOIS
Speaker OF tbs House vi Representatives,.
MARTIN NFIkEE.
t. 1851. President Of Ihe Senate
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-15

X ingston. june -, 1889.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25
Uno.usning rr-rontery.

The people of California cannot vote
for Latham upon whom 50 many false
hdeds' have been proven. - .Stoekto'
Argus.
Aark gith what unlFshing efronsery
the i~gas man declares that falsehood.
have been proven upon Hon Milton S.
Latham. We can assure the gentleman
however, that there is a wide difference
Of opinion upon that point. Mr. Latham,
has most satisfactorily refuted all and
every charge which the opposition have
brought against him, and at the ballo;
box next September, the people will
show, in words Which cannot be mis-.
understood, their appreciation Of him
They will elect him Governor of this
State, By the largest Democratic ma
jority that any candidate has ever re-
ceived in California, and the opposition
will hide their heads in shame at the
though. Of the systematic persecution
which they have waged against him
during this campaign. And David c..
Brodarick the instigator of the whole of
it, will go forth to the world with polit-
ical infamy stamped upon his brow and
branded into it by the voice of the
people whom Le has endeavored to mis-
Load
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25

sIt matters not whether Douglas or
Seward is elected president in 1860, D.
G. Broderick will control the Federal
patronage Of California"
sach vas the language of a promine ent
Anti-Lecomptonite few days ago. We
agree with him in the idea expressed,
that Dare and his bogus Democratic
followers will go with the popular side,
whether Douglas or Republican, so it is
against the old Democracy, for that is
their style; but we differ with the gentle
man in supposing that he will control
the Federal patronage, for We don't
think that Dave or any other Anti-Le-
compton leader in California could touch
Douglas or Seward with a forty foot
pole, for they deal with men Of sta.
bility and intelligence, not With whifits
and demagogues. JEFF.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25

Powell is evidently the Big gun of this
ampaign and Curry perfect nonentity,
taken along probably to dofray the ex-
penses, as j. is said be has large
landed property, aud considerable cash
into the bargain. After Curry, came a
a gentleman we Gid not know, his re-
marks were listened to with attention
and no doubt had surprising effect upon
the crowd, but at last be found be was
not wanted and dried upn Then
came another star of the first magnitude,
no less parsonage than John Nugens
of Columbia, President Of the meeting
We will say this much for John, be
made altogether a better speech than
Curry their candidate for Governor.
Nugeut was at times very witty, very
sarcastic, and sometimes very ridiculous;
but take it all in all it was equally as
good a speech as Dave BroderIcks and
We think without his UalUa5ls assistance
the Broderick party would very soon
go down in Tuolumne County. After
Mr.. Nugent had concluded .he looked
round for the officers Of the meeting but
10 and behold they had all departed and
he was left alone in bis glory. A mo
tion was now made TO adjourn, and the
crowd vamoosed, thinking doubtless that
hey bad been most beautifully sold by
some one who represented Cnrry, bu.
We can assure them that it was John
Curry himself, Broderick's candidate
for Governor of California.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25
NOTlCE--TO THE PUBLIC

A Card over the signature Of VIM Y.
Carder, having appeared in the Couyisv
of the Goth inst, which makes gross and
slanderous accusations against Mr., John
A. Cardinell Now therefore We the
undersigned officers Of the primary elec-
ton, referred to by Wm. +. Garder,
deem. it our duty, in behalf Of MIR. Car
dinell, to state that we never knew
Mr. John A. Cardinell 70 falsify, or try
to falsly coun. vote or votes at the pri-
mary election, held at Cardinells Thea
ter, on the 18th inst, or at any other
time or place
SAMUEL e. MARSHALL, Inspector.
DENNIs NooNAN. .f,dg,s. =
w. Fl. SlMMoNs,
Il ]. 7. WAIsH,. / CHRIS. =.
S. f. HoPxISs, II
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25

Horace GREELEY says, That il
the people of California do not re-elec.
Joe McKibben, that those Of the At.
lantic States willl regard it as a great
National calamity. y Why Greeley
certainly hasn't got the alkali worked
out of him yet; or he must think the
people Of this State are all fools. Talk
about " National calamity" in con-
nection with this big school boy. Mr..
Greely has had the reputation Of a smar,
man, but another such break as that,
and down he goes as wooden one.
JEFF.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25

While Senator Broderiek was il town
as. Sunday night, fight came off ou
tlls corner Of Flume street TO which
there Eas -rapi rush of the crowd
From this circumstance We inferred
that most people would rather see fight
than famous politician, Well, there 5
no accounting for tastes. = Nso0da
Press,
Why the duce did net Broderick
pitch--iu here was fne opcnl.'s iof HIM
he would evidently have felt more at
home than on the stump. He nlght
hare distinguished himself much better
in the estimation of the people of Ne
vada, By "striking outfrom the shoulder
than he Gid by slandering Latham and
Grin, besides he would have given the
Sacramento Bee an item, as that paper
stated some time since, that " Broderick
was spelling fer fight"
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25
Hroderfck Meeting.

On last Saturday evening, Messrs
Curry and Powell, Broderiek candidates
for Governor aud Clerk Of the Supreme
Court visited Columbia according to
announcement, on a mission of love to
enlighten the Democratic heather as to
their duties in the coming election and
to present Broderick's claim before the
people as TO Why the above named Offices
should be conferred on them.
At about two o'clock, word came to
Columbia that these honored guests of
the Broderick Black Republican party
were approaching the city but strange
to say not one of Broderick's followers
went forth to meet them. This coming
to the ears Of several prominent Demo
Gratis they determined that these gentle
men were rs much entitled to a public
reception as David C. BrodericI, and so
they themselves went forth and escorted
them into Columbia Among the escort
was Mr.. Charles Fairfax, Dr. Powell's
competitor on The Democratic ticket for
the Supreme Court clerkship. At
pbout 8 o'clock il the evening there was
considerable reason to suppcse that a
meeting would not be held owing to the
lack Of al audience, but again the Dem
ocrats came TO the rescue and Demo
cratic ffer, and Democratic drummer,
having been procured, they went bravely
to work footing the Gfe and beating the
drum, until an audience Of about two
hundred and fifty or three hundred lad
assembled. But now another difficulty
presented itself-who Vas to act as off,
GERS Of the meeting. At this time MIR
John Nugeut was espiod in the crowd
and be being .Jiraa supporter Of Dave
Brodeliek, was Immediately placed in
nomination for President, and Messrs
James O'Sullivan, and Others whose
names We Dc net now recollect for Vice
Presidents. The organization being
now complete, Dir. Powell was intro
duced to the audience We were In
deed surprised to hear him, he is a
fluent speaker and man whom we are
sorry to see arrayed against the party
Of his youth and as he says the party
Of his fathers before him. He is the
only speaker for David c. Broderick
who is worth listening to, being full Of
wit and anecdote-as for his argument
it is about as good as could be expected
from any one who has such cause
to advocate as be has--you can't make
water run up hill and you can't argue
on question which VIII not admit oil
argument. The DR. spoke about one
hour and half and certainly outstripped
any Of his predecessors in the advocacy
of Brdderick's cause. He should eli
Broderick's g seat in the Senate, and we
doubt not would make better legislator
as he is much more Of gentleman
After the DR.. had concluded, John
Curry the Broderick candidate for Gov
ernor was introduced and we were
truly as much astopished as the audience
evidently were disappointed. He spoke
for about five minutes and proved most
conclusively that he is no speaker. We
had supposed that John Curry vas the
principal speaker aud Powell left TO hll
in the chinks, bat such is not the case,
Columbia weekly news., 1859-08-25
OUR PAPER.

With the present number closes Vof..
1st, Of the WsEgLy News. What the
paper vas before il came under our
control We have nothing TO do What
it has been s.ncc that time We leave
our readers to judge. When we took
charge Of it was at the opening of she
present carrnsirn, and ve have endea =
ored to do CIR duty TO tie Democratic
: par; 5-oaf course has been sancsioued,
We are happy 81 s,a5 b almost all Diel1-
ocra's wiih whom We have conversed
and We asc indeed grateful to those
friends eho have stood by us. and up
held Us 10 our efforts TO advance the
truth. Coming into the County per-
feet stranger 10 81 its inhabitants it was
not to be expected but what we would
nee. With some opposition, but we
have en9eavorel ! 10 overcome it by pur-
suipg straightforward course Of action
aud believe we have at last succeeded
in doing 50. We viii commence VoL.
2 With as large subscription and ad-
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county. Our course hereafter will be
the same as hereto!ore-Demo IN
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While our paper is political one, it
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We will endcavor to make the News
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j. Is our intention to print the NEws on
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dersaking We are indeed truly grateful,
and trust that cur course has been such
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