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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-03
RWEU.RE.RTENJW

Ulcers, TumourS, Running Sores, scrOfula, Stiff
Joints, Felons, Swellings, Burns, Bites. Boils,
Chaps, Neuralgia, Salt Rheum, and all aches
and pains upon man, and kindred complaints
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HEMPFIELD RAILROAI

Ii freightS intended for shipment
IA delivered between the hours OF aud p Tn.,
none will be received after that hour. T. SWEENEY,
sepl0 General Manager.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-03

The popularity of the MEXICAN MUSTANG
IMMINENT, is coextensive with the civilization
of the globe Other articles claim to alleviate
pain and distress-tllis cures Family Physi-
clans, Government Hospitals. Naval Dispersal
tories, Farriers, Planters, Farmers, Every-men,
de-, have practically demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world. No article ever before
received such undivided praise and support
from Medical and Scientific men,
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HORSES CATTLE, DC.

such as Ring-bone Calls, SPAWN, Scratches,
Poll-Evil, Sweeney, Hoofail, &C., are subdued
and cured by the
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Wheeling Savings Institution,
OFFICE, 100 MAIN ST.
NFFI0E openfr oepck, M until p Discount
Y sday-Thnrsday, 10 O'Clock, a. m.
GiIoney transient deposite Interest paid
on special deposites.
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. -'9' Dl.-1,S'- m.NEIsoN, President.
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In looking over my trunk one mite,
On ole boka l CHANGED to lite,
Imcgitly thorts cum into my head,
And thus to the boka sed:
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15
p hysIcians are generally 10th 10 .ue.l /, \

hystcians are generally 10Th TO sueak ord
in praise oLwhat are called "patent nedfcinesu In
physician who sanctions the use OF such remedies
cannot be eonsidefad member OF the NArIoNfLs AZ
soclaton. Butthere prescriptions tothe most stxin-
have actually beeReonpeIled ~ the force OF facts to
reeommend theuse OF DIR. ]. HOSTETTRR,S 9TOM-
ACh blITES, for those diseases which are particu-
lariy prevalent during the summer and fail.s They
ascertaned that there are remedies in the pharmaco-
pa whlch can compare with thswondeffhi compound
lies residing along the low grounds Of tho Nottern
aud southern rivers. are now convinced that they
nave found medicine peculiarly adapted for their
ailments while In other portions OF the country, du
ring the summer months they demand for the Article
is equally large.
Sold by drugRistsand dealers generally everywhere
| lF'See advertisement in another column - imi0
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15
PImples and Rlotchea

Are the resulkofimpure blood. The blood becomes
thick and clogged. The skin Is not able 70 cast on
theimpurites so important r. health. How many
young men and dwomen we seewith their faces cover
ed with pimples and bloiches, who are endeavoring
rious kinds Thisispcfy dangerous and should never
be practiced by persons desrous Of good health.-
Mothers whorhaye children afflicted with sores and
erupons should dry them up By external appli-
cations, for in this war they Ill drive In the humors
and produce for the child during its whole
nie time. Ihere is no mother that-fkes 10 see her
children Affiliated with feeble hcaltlr. W 8
MoRSES INDIAN Hoor p Ills are prepared az
pressy for the cure oferupioEs ofthe skim such as
Pmples, Btotches Sores, &c. They cleanse the blood
Of all impurities. producing beautiful, clear and
healthy skin. 50 much admired by the people Of taste
and refinement. ~ a31f%
DR.. Morsss Indian Root Pills are sold by all deale 70
In Medicines Sept.s, le59-lml9
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15
Judge Gholson.

Tbs t;r.de of democ,at;c abusa aoainst
JupeE GHousos has been pretty we'll spup
ou, and va wait n ssa what mort tbsv
win have 10 say against an upright citizen.
who has never bsena politicisn nor an
Office ,eker. and vhose judicial and pri-
yste character stands unimpeacbed. What
troubles them p,o., ;s thst 40 ,;ttls no.
tIce has been t.ken Of their abuse. The
dog ,hat barks a, The moon Il surprised
40 sas i, coo,;nue its nlacid course.
We have 6,s, an at,.m,t 10 oroye Judge
G,tcpsor 10 be a "hivher law" man based
the fact that he received The nomination
owe, Ihdea sw,r. This ;s deps 10 ininre
him IN Southern Ohio. To cause disaifsc.
,ion towards him In the northern par, Of
the State a cbanus of, tactics. is intro,
duoed and an elTor. is made to show tha,
Judge GnoLsoN once owned slaves, and
that 'preyious 10 moving. to Ohio. he s,,ld
them to tho highest bidder.
The d Democraov tell so many hard sto.
ries that thsv seldom expeot to bs belisvsd.
40 that Il has beeome a common ,hino
with them to ,upport with oa,bs sucb Of
,bei, ,tori,s.as thew suspeot bearthe marx
Of improbabili,y. So il is in this case Al.
l,houch afte, tbev had af;mrad that Juaoo
n..e..h.a IA. a
'".'O". ss." .,'.', ,.,e'"O'Oes' "su ~
one nan den'edi'' SUM they proceeded TO
fortify the abatement with as great an ar.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

and project it in the States vnd that the
ordinance OF 1897 and the slatu'es OF Ohio
being in dsroeation Of the constitution are
void. and hence. that the slave holdsrhas
a legafand constitutional right TO bring
his slave property into this State and hold
and operate it'as such, thus virtually hx-
ing il upon every State 10 the Union
Bur let us hear T Ouglas npOn this point
sIf The proposition be true. that the
constitution establishes slavery in the ter
rItories, another result no less startling.
and from which therei is no escape. must
inevitably follow. The constitution kis'u
inform everywhere within the United
States; is .he same in Pennsylvania as in
Kansas. and il it be true as stated by the
Pres't in his special Message to Congress.
'that slavery exists 10 Ksnsas by virtue Of
the constitution Of the United States that
Kansas is as much Of a slave State as
Georgia or South Carolina" why does it
not exist in Pennsylvania by virtue Of the
same constitution? The question recurs
then. il the constitution establishes slavery
10 Kansas or any other territory. how can
the conclusion be resisted that slavery is
established by the sane authority and il
ike manner in all the States OF the Union
But this issus will bs- eyaded by oul
democratic friends 1t will be urged tha
if the constitution does ESTABLISH
slavery IN the territories. it certainly PRO
1EcTs it there. II neirher ESTABLISHES no
PROTECTS it, nor does il protsct any othe
property. II | should take my horse init
the te,ritery. the constitution does not Sc
cure to me my property in him. aad II h
should be stolen, the constitution in tn
absence Of territorial or congressional leg
islation. would neither estore to ms m
horse nor punish the thief.
| 1.-THE constitution PRoTBcTs the slave
holder in the enjoyment Of his property
IL it secures him the pro6;ssof his labor
i it enables him to hold his slave as sue
} Ito re-capture and keep him in spboFdir
alton, then indeed is slavery in oil il
! practical results in and upon the ieirtC
) ries by virtue { the constitution. But III
. constitution affords no such protection
. secures no such results. And II this B
. true; if the argument that The constitutio
I does not establish or protect slavery in Il
be legitimate IL il be true rs decided
Q ed Nc, can. 500, "that the general 60,
/ ernmept Of the United States does not sac,
Z tion or establish slavery, that it is necess
: Ty fer the state governments where Il
: institution now exists, 10 authorizs 1t
= law, aud that without such authority,
has no existence whatever" then it 70
!. lows. there being no law in the territori
j. authorizing or sauctioning the existence
. slavery, that "Ir HAS NO EXISTENCE rHEI
Il WHATEVER, and that slave escaping iro
y bis master in thstepritories, the coul
{. could 6nd no law TO act upon and must Z
d fuse to remand the fugitive or compel hi
i TO labor.
Q Thus do We have Free Territories will
!. out congressional intervention, the cond
: ton Of which can only be changed by Il
l. adoption Of slave constitution In the 70
g nation Of territorial or State governme
u BY THE REoPDE.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15
The Ohin CnnI Finlda.

The Cincinnati Gazette says tLst the
entire coal Geld Of Great Britain is less
than that Of the State OF Ohio, yet that coal
bed has been used with such skill and en-.
ergy as TO create manufacturing industry
and production. beyond anything the world
has ever seen. in an equal space. What
that coal production now is, we find from
a table in the Merchants Magazine 10 be
as follOws:- -
Collieriese. .... 80. .-....!... e0g5
Tonsof coal produced. -,.,......' SS, ,s9t,Io1
bushels h produced in ohio .s..... so,O60,OdO
W wesrn Pa. l0,OO0,OOO
We find that ,Ohio can produce more
than thirty times the coal uaoV produces
annually, before il reaches the. .proporlion
of annual production in Great Britain
Tie entire amount Of coal annually pro
duced in Great Britain. may be mined il
Ohio for 500 years, without exhausIiue
more than one seam while it is ascertaineC
that in thousand feet in depth, there ara
four or five seams. The $4,000 square
miles Of coal in Ohio is scarcely a fourtl
part Of the coal basin Of whichit is a part
comprehend,ng large portions OF Western
Pennsy lvania. Virginia, Kentucky ans
Tennessee. This is the Eastern coal de
posit Of the North Western States; Lu
there is also Western of stiA ggreate
magnitude - Cleveland Herald.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15
Pimplos on the Pace, and Skin diseases

PImpIeS ON The Faces and Skin Diseases1
Are generally caused BY Animalcu@ barroughed In
the skin. Da. Trask's Magnetic Ointment By It's pow.
erfn and pene trating deAfosgeHeTt vesiage
ofthem restoring health and beauty to the skin Wher'
ever applied rem6sihg Tan and Freckles.
INFLAMED OR SORE EYES. i.
A.G. Gushing, dfsouth Bend, Indiana, says "fhe
Magnetic oiutmentisihS only remedy In nse here for
1NFLAMED EYES. The Auditor OF our county has 50
much faith in It's cuntive in TINS dsease, that
he not only highly but TO forfeit
the amount paid for Il in each case fails OF Gu re-
St~fl PAES. i rh 5fll-
Piles whehAFe at ths sehsof OF the year particular
ly are cured at oce By Tasks Magnetic
Ointment, apply to the parts aected and small OF the
back. t,tl, =, ID, n. ~, ,.t ..-.:..s sls.,,a -
NERVOUS OR SICK HEADACHE.
Apply tbs Ointment freely the forehead and
pies and back o the neck, also he soies OF the fee
and palms OF the bHnds II win relieve The
headache intbrty niDutea. \ tJ sei s4t-r. n =
Read advertisement in this paper.
July 1s59-3ml9 rs w 'l.fssHi4
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15
IIlO CONSumPrIYEs.-rhn ndnar,i.ar Sa

TNO CONSUMPTIVES.-Th advertiser hay-
u ngbeen restcredto heaith'itfafew weeks, BY
simple remedy after having+ Suffered several years
with severe Ltng fscttOR and that dread disease,
Comsumption,--isa anxious TO make known TO his f6f-
low-sunererslthe means Of cure. To all who desire
II, he will send copy the prescription used Gree of
ehGrge with dirsetiens4or preparing and using tio
same, which tley will find sure Cure for CoHsEmP
tom asthmd, Bronchhis, $e. The only object OF the
afflicted, and he hopes every sufferer will try his renee
dy, as them nothing, and may prove BIes
sing. Parties wishing the prescription will please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
| Jul! 81, 1s50-9wI2 Wiliiamsbargh, Long island.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

%Why is the Ohio River like drunk
ard? Because it takes in the M6nosRahs--
Ia. gOes'past Wheeling, gets Licking ata
Cincinnati, and falls at Louisville.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

E A small, clean poIaioe with the sndg
cut on Is very convenient medium OF
apPlyio brick dusl to Knives, keeping ia
about the right moisture. while the i1ioea
ot the potaloe assists in removing staiusa
from the surface. We cau get better poNshs
by this msIhodahan any, other We bavOs
tried. and with less labor.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15
DR.. RobacE,s scandinavian Remedie.

Are you sick mo matter what organ is Affected de-
pend upon IL tho MOOD, wiichsthe food and snste-
nance OF every organ, is full Ofcouptonl Ny Seam
dinavian Blood Pills and Blood Purifier break up tho
source Of dlsense In the fluids the body They purge
and purify the elements OF the blood. Hence their
quick and completecures In dyspepsia cronla ,eFup
tions fits, tumofs. nervousness, Kidney complaints,
piles low levers, debility, rheumatism want
of sexual wig etc.. etc. These remedies are aston-
ishing tho whole medical world.
See advertisements. r. tf Sep. g. 1s59- sIEl0
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

a STARTLING FAcr.--Mr. Downing, ia
making up his report Of the Twenty Sec
oRd Ward piRgery war. has made the
startling disclosure that the mortality in
the TWenty-second Ward has heretofore
been fifty ger cent. greater than in any
other ward in the city. Although i. il
neither very largo nor thickly populated,
the number of deaths in some week. ex.
ceed those in asy other ward, and the
proportion OF dss:hs among children is Q,
an.bmes extremely large,-{N. Y. Post.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

MlcmeAN WooL.--Michigan has pro
duced wool crop this year Of three and
half million pounds, and Of better quail
ity than Of any previous clip. The aver
age price is pvt at over AZ cents apound.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

ICT,s00O Agents Wanted--Tos sell four new.
inventions. Agents have made over S2S 900 or,
one,--better than all other similar agencies. Sen
Tour stamps and get Sc pages partie u ars, gratis.
EPHBAIM BROWN, Level, ,Mass.
September g, ,I65O--6mI9
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TPAgents wanted in this state 10 cam
vnss with the GOLDEN sALVE. Sells rapidly. Can
make good pay. For terms &c. send stamp.
September 8, ls59--6mI9 - = : --''.
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land Convention? to which he replied, Nc,
net il their Obiset was fOreibly to resist
the law &c.
Eyerytbiug except the rain. went of
we'll. The speeches were much applauded
There was serenade iu the evening
Tom Corwin was called out and made a
speech. which was received with immense
CHEERING and much laughter. Denuison
said fe words afterward. No reference
was made to lhs subject OF the debate. A
large company is constantly ao.k ng to see
the candidates. ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

HHH k@N AM ana female, with the latest dlacOve-
~ ~ I res in reproduction. The afflicted
III - &.H should use no remedies before learn
49,. 4 ing from this valuable work the su-
l'StN 9penority Of the authors Paris and
NAl si N London 'treatment OF private idisea-
N9t ssss;5-both married and single should
31 l,IsSt consult ~ This book tells how 10
~ cure ihe following Diseases, and en-.
9. nghteps those who grope indarkness.
GonoTrh@s elect chordee, ,stiieai, syph lis Bubo,
Warts, Bloches, SeRsuaism, ness, Mas.
sion q sns d SS WOMB; how q pSs
tism, &C.. II treats on Midwifery, Abortion, Mscnr,
rage, Celebacy, with to The young and old OF
both sexes. htes how to distinguish pregnancy and
Perfect Safeguard ag inst Quackery.
lrJsFortleIh edtlon-iOO 900 copies sold annually.
This book sent under SEAL posi- paid ts all paris
the world on the receipt of2S cens copies 02
DR.. BOnpparte,s Celebrated Preventative.
This simple, ,healthful, and yet eectual preve nve
Is beyond conpafison with anything ct disco.
In no instance has iailed when applied according TO
1irect0Ds people VIII do wish Increase
their aPPes shSsld Be in possession Of this instFu'
r. Bonspartes French iPasent Niaie safer This Ar
cle enables those whose health or circumstances do
not permit an ncfease OF family to regulate limit
the number spring without Injuring the con-
stitptlon II Is the only safe and sure preventive
specially this desderatum; IL s per-
fecty safe; no metallic substance enters into its
position. The price'oft the French PateneMaib Safe,
/
TPMADAMK LozrER's Female Monthly Pills ID a safe
and reliable remedy for suppressons and all female
disease, Ladies' should OF them during pregnan-
cy, they win produce miscarriage. Price, 81 per
boxextra me o5. Sent 10 any address by mail. No
letters will be answered. unless they contain remit
tance or 5stage stamp. hE4 VI ~
YOUNG MEN--Let no false modest deter Yb n ffonY
making your case known 70 one who. from education
and responsibility alone befrioksl you. He who
places bimselfunder Dr. Bonaparteh- his treatment,
may religously coiinde In his honor gentleman,
and in whose bosom will be forever seEed the secret
| OF his patient.
All orders addressed TO Or. e. APARTE, No.
lS2 Sycamore Straet between Fits -hd Sixth Streets
Cincinclnnati, will be punetualH atlended to. DR.,
Bonaparte can be consnlted upon secret diseases
He Is unqpestonaly acknowledged 10 be the cham
pioh and king ofVeheteal Diseases, and only Phys-
clan In the Union who has traYeod the continent Of
Europe, and the only Doctor who has visited their
ceIebfated Hospitals, wel as their medical insttu
ons, aad receiving their monthly reports, Offers TO all
those who desire TO consult professional person. the
result offoriy years Ii the Hospitals Of Ru-
rope and America conadential consultation daily,
/ from 6-A. N uniit 10 p. M, 80
/ September 4, i65gLlyl8l qaa 81af afe tst~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
For Governor.
WILLIAM DENNISON Of Franklin Co.
For Lieutenant Governor.
ROBERT C. KIRK. Knox County.
For Auditor Of State, ~
ROBERT W. TAYLOR. ofMahoning Co
For Secretary Of Stats.
ADDISON P. RUSSELL. Of Cfiotor Co
For Treasurer Of State. -
ALFRED P. STONE. Of Franklin Co
For Supreme Judge.
WILLIAM Y. GH0LS0N. Of Hamilton
For Member Board Of Public Works.
JOHN B. GREGoRY. Of SciOto County
For School Commissioner.
ANSON SMYTH, Of Lucas County.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

EE Read DR.. MANLET's advertisements
Of his next month ly visit in another. oOl4.
umS
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Confirmed Consumption.
Estate of Horny Orcrhalt.

Estate OF Henry Overhalt.
NTOT1CB Is hereby given, that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified sAdmiRistrairiy of
the Estate Of Henry Owe rhalt deceased late of Wal
nut Township, Fairfield County, Ohio. All persons
having claims against said Estate will present them for
settlement legally authenticated within one year
and all those indebted will make immediate payne
INN oVERHALT, Admtrix.
September /, 1s50-9Slsf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

VTTE, the undersigned, caution and forwan all
wv persons from purchasing and taking assign
ment OF two promissory notes, made by rsto TrapeI-
ing PhysieiaR, calling himself JACOB LEONARD,
described as follows One note made by Samuel Good
for One Hundred Dollars, dated August IL 1859, pay
able year after dateand the other made byslsaac
Good, for Thirtyseven Dollars, dated 10Th August,
1850 payable one year after date. As said notes werc
obtain ed from by fraud aud without consde
and that we will not pay the unless compelled
by law. SAMUEL GOOD,
ISAAC GOOD.
Rlshcreek Town ship, August s5, 1s59--3wl7+
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MARRIED,

On the 11th inst, by the Rev. d. d..
Malher, kr. JOHN F. WELCH and Miss
SARAH ANN MINTUN. both Of Nelsonville,
Ohio. sto Js s4l b.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15
WIN. r. RHOADS'
Photographic Fine Art Gallery,
SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET.
Ono Door wcst of the Hooking valley
Bank, Lancaster, Ohio.
LaRonsteF, August II, ls59-l5n

Attachment Notice.
William Hales and William segwiclo. partners. doing
business under the firm name of Bales & Segwiek,
against
E J. \ G!Angle.
DEFoRE Win. L. Rigby, Justice of The Pence
IOof Hooking Township, Fairfield County, Ohio,
on the 18th day OF August, A. d s59S said Justice is
sued an order Of alta chment In the above acon for
the sum OF Ten Dollars and Thirty Gents.
s STINCHCoMB d CLARKE,
August te, ls59-3wl6. Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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AHLEH1NEEON 3
STOLTZ Il BEAEL's
AMBR0TVPE GALLERY.

North Side of Main street, edOOFs west
OF Becrys Grocery over EBeck's store.
III wllIhnd us ever ready and willing to accommo-
date the public with good, cheap, and lfe!like pic
lures. We hatter ourselves that able TO please
even the most Mstidious. To the publicwe fender
our sincere inks for their liberal patronage and hope
that 1t will not only continue, but that we may merit
an incrcase: SFOLrZ & BEALL.
August 25 le59-3m IL F.t
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15
-nrpunLIcAN STATE TICKET

TRnrsday mornlnE scpl. rs. Isss
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

Does the ConsiiisHIbn Garry slavery into
fhe TersiteTiesl--DoeS il PrOtsct n
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15
d OF HER N e W. BOOK.
Dr. sonnparte,s Great WORK.

DEIYATE GUIDRTo RRALTH--
III REPRESENTING ALI this dis
eases ofthe genital organs ofthe malO
and female, with the latest diacove-
ries in reproduction, The afflicted
should use no remedies before learn
ing from this valuable work the su-
lpenority Of the, authors Paris and
/ London treatment OF private idisea-
sses:--both married and sipgle, should
consult II. This book tells how 10
cure the following Diseases, and en-
nQhtana thOaa wha 0rana In a - na..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-15

10 the Democrats. he SAID, We are ln-
debted for all the Free States admitted,
the Republicans having always voted
gainst the acquisition Of territory.
Mr.. DENNIsoN's REPLY.
He congratulated Ranney on his eulogy
Of the Banks; he was opposed to the law
OF last winter, amending the Constitution
BY the passage oil the aotto prevent eolored
persons from voting, and accepted the
slave law as stitutiansl, but would
like to know il Mr.. Ranney did not take
the other side Of the question in 1850.
Mr.. Clay's non intervention he said is ia
be explained in resolution offered by
him. in which he said as Slavery did moi
exist in the Territories he thought useless
to provide against Slavery. He read'the
letter Of Mr.. RAnuey.to Mr.. Hoffman de-
nying that it was the bsst Republican ar
gument ever made. He made compati
son Of the Democratic strength IN the Free
and Slave States in Congress, showing
that the majority Of the Democratic party
was at tho South, and that consequently
the. South held the power Of the party; ht
also referred to the diminu,ion OF thC
Democratic representation in Congress
since 1852.
He argued at some length for Congress
ional Intervention, and quoted the acts o
Congress in this behalf. lie prayed any
one present to ask him such questions a
they desired answered by him, when Mr.
Stafford, Democratic candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor. ask him whether b.
: sympa!h'seI with the objects Of the Clevp