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THE REVOLUTION IN HhYTt.
4 Abdfcat1on Of Rmperof s. ulouQue, and
SUCCESS Of tho Republic Ais.

Exw foak, Feb. II We have additional
adrices from Jamaica received BY the schooner
Firing Dragon, which arrived on Wednesday
1t Lewis, Dtlw1th Kingston dates 70 1aa- e.
Get1tard entered PORT au Prince On the Inorr-
iag Of the 14:h, when the city surrendered
without firing gun, and the Repub!ic was pro-
claimed.
Sou!ouque Immediately abdieated, when L
guard waa detsiled to escost him On board the
British steamer Melbourne. but the mob Was 40
excited again.t him, that he was forced to take
refuge st The Fsercn Consulate He finally got
eafely on board the Melbourne and arrived ut
Kingston ~ before stated
The American Consul 1t Aut Cages had
written to tho Consul 4. Kingston for an Ameri.
can m9u of war, but there IVES none there.
The people Of Port au Prince were rejoicing
over the downfall OF the Emperor. 4 day Of
thanksgiving had been appointed, when II
d<um wculd be sung St the Roman chapel. Get-
frard had been declared President By aeclana-
tio7.
NEW OgLEAxs. Feb. 11.-Private advices from
Jamsics to the 28:h ult state that the ReTolu-
tiouists in Hayti hAvs been entirely successful
The Emperor Sou1ouque had escaped 10 5auaaics
vita his family aad treasure. intending to re-
Side there.
, 1859-02-14

RAlLr or ScAsp1sAF1As REslpRX7s on FR1-
DAY EvkS1SG.-A Republican Mass Meeting of
Scandinavian citizens WIS held On Friday even.
ing st Boekricker's Hail. The meeting WIS or
ganized by cslIipg Knud 1verson to the Chair,
end George T. Hansen and J. c. Ssalbrand were
appointed Vice Pre,identa; john 7. Ap2leherg
end l.. Z. Aarhuue, Secretaries. 4 committee
OF i've WEE appointed to draw up resolutions for
the OCCASION, who, through their Chairman, G.
Sundcll reported the following resolutions:
WHEREAS, ttThe Scandinavian Republicans
OF tbs city Of Chicago having met to prepare
ior the coming election, it is
Rsolrkd, Tint as good Republicans and sim
adopted country, We deem it our duty to come
together preliminary to each peup1ng election.
in order to give renewed expression s. to cur
political opinions, agree upon the Candidates to
be supported for the several Offices and BY all
honest means continue to promote to the best Of
our ability, the progress Of tbs great Rspuo1-
can cause.
Rcsoirrd, That wc heartily approve Of tile course
of our Representatives and Senator in opposing
the ''Lecomptou Charter: and that we think all
amepJments Of our municipal organization should
emapate from the citizens themselves.
Reso2red, That as rapidly Increasing and al
ready decisive number Of legal voters in this city,
Of 10 trifing importance In the ranks Of the Re-
publican party, VIC, like other adopted citizeos OF
Tie same political principles, consider ourselves
entitled TO propottionate stare in tie eflces Of
tsc city and county governments, such as can be
filled with honor bg our capable men. For this We
are determined hencefos1h 10 contend, and sh III
earnestly urge the Cooperation to that end Of oil
our fellow citizens and whereas, We think the
Republican party being the party Of progress
md liberty, and one that does not bribe, neither
| infringe upon the rights Of foreign born Ameri-
can clti1ans, but Whoso sim is 10 promote the
cause ofitberty and the good ofthe whole people,
We feel ourselves uouud to support that party II
long as i does notdeviate from its first adopted
ptintipaea-
| l<solred. That whoever, be be . Norwegian, a
sHede, or Dane, By good qualities aud honesty
| Of principle, has become known md respected
among US and our fellow citizens in general,
and who shsil strive for any Office whoBe duty
he shall be able honoraby 10 perform, and who
ways feel As in duty bound faithfully to labor for
his success, and 70 sustain him before al men,
| as worthy Of their favor and support.
/ Raolred, That whatever minor differences Of
t opinions may exist among US as to principles Of
| policy, the Scsudinavlaue will comprehend how
dill such trfes should be laid aside or forgotten,
and harmony, pescs aud unity preserved for the
| Able speeches were made BY Dr.. Paoli, Geo.
p. uansen, Nels Larsen, J. NJ. Nelson and John
Asuritzou.
4 Scandinavian mass meeting wAs called to
be held in Germsn Hall on Monday evening
next.
4 Sixth Ward Scandinavian meeting xas
called for Thursday evening Of this weak, in
Smiths building, corner Of kinzis street and
Milwaukee svenue.
, 1859-02-14

Oregon was admitted as State ofthe Amer
ican Union on Saturday -the bill haring passed
the House Of Representatives BY vote Of 1l4 to
103. The same bill passed the Senate II the
prev1oun sessiop Of Congress. The President
will Of conrse sign it Immediately and Aeasrs.
Jo. Lane and Delazon (a|iat Delusion) Smith will
be entitled to soats in the Senate Of the United
S.ates. The Republicans generally opposed the
admission. not knowing any velid reason why a
Territory in the Pacific should bs entitled 10
come into The Union with forty ttcusand inhab-
itants, while another on the Missouri is ruled
ont till she can show 10000 or 200. .0oo.-
THE result will peshapa relieve the Democracy
OF our Legislature, who have been nader much
concezn ~ to :te wrenga Of tha: di1taat com.
.nonweath. Oregon was organized IS Terri
tory in 1s46. aud the Territory o, Washington
wns separated from it in 1885.
, 1859-02-14
Compilation OF the. Hannibal and st. 10.
seph KailFoad.

We lcaru, by way Of St. Louis, that tic last
rail On the above road was laid down on Sat
urday last, and that the cars will probably
commence running over the entire distance
today. The completion Of ibis road will en-
tirely change tue line Of travel between this
city and The Missouri river. 1nstead OF going
by tue roundabout way St. Louis, travellers
vii! pass over the Chicago. Burlington aud
Quincy road to the latter place; thence twen-
ty miles by steamer 10 Hannibal, and then by
the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad to the
Missouri. The entire distance from Chicago
to St. Joseph will be made in about t#cnty-
six hours, being saving in time of from
three to four days over tile st. Louis route.
4 large portion Of tue emigration to Pixies
Peak will doubtless pass over this road.
, 1859-02-14

CuAaLEsrox. Il. O.. Feb. 1.-The brig Eliza
dates to the 2Gth ult.
The *. Emperor Soulouqqe hsd arrived Ut
Kingston, from Hayti, on British ship. claim.
ing British protection.
The Washington, {rcrn New York for CAli{os.
mia, via the Horn. put into Kingston on tho 25sh,
for coal She lAnded Is passengsss and some
stores ct Greyto@n.
The daily Times hos private intelligence n.
nouuclug the ratification, by the Nicara8uan
government OF tbs CAss- frisaarri treaty, ~
originally arranged BY the negot,atcrx. The
ratification WAS made at Nicaragua on the 17sh
nj iauuhfT.
, 1859-02-14

4 Rxt1prxT CT 1sp.AxAroils ku1Ep.-Ths
man who wAs killed By tho carr near Cache
1ohn K Harden. ia,ely resident Of 1ndianap-
oils, Indiana he bad beeo robbed 1T = houss
IN Csiro KEEP. bs mast barne, only few days
befure, and it is supposed Is ai he re Of his
death, attempting 10 reach home on foot. He
Was about fifty Ave years Of sRe.-Ueund City
, 1859-02-14

~ Norris i Hyde present every one Of their
patrons who purchase Is ceuts worth Of falen.
tines beautiful fac sitnile Of the Declaration Of
1ndcpenoe from the original draught BY Jefferson.
The idea Is good one as it Rrges our youthful
lover by the combined mo.ivca Of oEe and patriot
lam. Give them call.
, 1859-02-14

BURGLAR IN L1xao.-0n Friday night, in the
houss On the corner Of Randolph and Union
etreets, ona Ohe.leA kohlor altas Charles Carey
was arrested in rather" Suspicious circumstance
for stranger. At ths tins Of bis detection be
had his hand in the pocket Of pair Of p1ntA-
ioons hanging orer = chair in a-room where q
man was sleeping. Mr. kohfer alias Carey Was
committed to answer to the crlme Of improper
intimacy visa other persona property.
, 1859-02-14

Ssor.-A Cairoi.e, named John Crawford.
went on board the STEAMER Courier, while lying
1t the Cairo landing. enc dsy last week, and
ehot deck hand 81 the name Of John Barry.
Crawford wanted Barry to go to Paducah 70
and used bis pistol in the premises ~ per-
suader." RnFry's wounda are pronounced dan.
gerous.-Xound City Kmporixm.
, 1859-02-14

YoCSG MEx's CuasgtAx AssocIAEzoS.-Re7.
John G. Atterbsrry, Of New Albany, Indiana,
will lecture before the Young Mems Christian
Association. 1t their rooms 2o5 Randolph street,
on Msnday evening the Hth inst, commencing at
~ o'clock. All ara cordially Invited to attend.
There will be meeting OF the Board Of Mau.
ayers ut the close OF tue lecture.
, 1859-02-14

A CAL1.-The Boston Courier says: "Rev.
Mr. Stebbfus Of Portland hss been invited to
supply the place Of Pastor Of the First Unitarian
Society in Chicago, made vacant by the resig.
nation Of Rev. Geo. F. So5es, nj q salary Of
$4,000
, 1859-02-14

~ Rsr. ". VI. King. Of this city, Ii an
nounced to giro the next regular lecture before
tbe Young Mems Literary Association Of Auro-
r., ne1t Thursday evening. Subject" Songs
Of our conA,ct''
, 1859-02-14
II you wbh to vel On 81, Valentines Day,
And II your lover refu1e1 to do It.
You send him = token and il fhe asy1 nay

Old Nick vii appear And force him toit.
We have uor ready q large assortment Of
Valentines, at prices varying from three cents
upwards. Pfieees are cents, 6 cents. 10 cents,
Is Cents 20 cents, Is cents 50 Cents, kc., &c. If
you want lot Of sentimental love &okens, yon
can get very ta1r ones at 10 cents, Is cents, and
Is cents. Now ia the time for young fellows
who are in love to show their generosity and
their pluck at the same time. All baahful
youths who neglect Valentines Day must nec-
essariy lay themselves up on the shelf for an
other year. Girls who hare backward or akit-
tish 1ore1s should not neglect this favorable op-
portunity to spur them up and make them SGT
The happy day. We may safely predict large
buninesx in loye.making during the whole Of Feb.
ruary, and Nc efforts On our part shall be want
ing 10 bring about mutual admiration, blissful
meetings, swelling hearts, sentimental sighs,
gushing tears, mud all that sort Of nonsense.
Buy Cur Valentines, and you will aooo see tho
wonderful effects OF them. Send to McNa1ly
b Co., 81 Dearborn. street, opposite The post
office. fall Ct
, 1859-02-14

STEALING FROM UncLE SAH.-0o Friday even
iug, u. =. Commissioner Hoyne issued = Nar-
rant for another wood-chopper on Uncle Sans
private estates OF Rock Island.
, 1859-02-14

Rkrpn1,cAN CtuB-At meeting OF tho Exec.
usive Committee Of the Republican Club, held at
ths Supervisors' room on Friday evening Feb.
IL, 1859 they were permsncntly organized BY
choice Of tho following named of6eera:
Presid<n& -IssAc n. Arnold.
Tice Rraid<nts-Frederick Tuttls; Benjamin
Carpenter, r. Clevelaud-
8ecr<tary-Henry HoFland. =.
1rtdsrrer-T Theobold Hartmann
Ths Commi.te adjourned to meet 1t The Su-
pentsors' roam oa Monday evening, Fob. 1&sh.
at7 o'clock. 1t which meeting Ill members Of
the Committee ars requested 70 b. present. ~
busnsa Of finportaaaR viii coma ;betpre ttssn.
L.; . 1AAo Il. As1o1p, President.
HEax How1Axp, ,.assstasy. -'>i
, 1859-02-14

3hE GRAND skA1lSo PAHTY Ind E1crHsioS
TO CRYSTAL LAKE.-"e have already alluded to
the circumstance that grand Stating Party and
Excursion to Crystal Lake was down On the bills
for no distant day, aud that cn scale OF magni-
tude which should include all tho features Of wtn-
Ter sports On the lce, with attendance thereupon
o. one Of the most numerous parte. that ever left
Ih'cago on an excurs'on, Summer or winter.
1he desi0n ID 10 gre 1e" louis OF enJoyment
upon toe ncaut'1ul e1panae OF cfss1al Lake. Nc
henI' SoniAy' IL ene charming town OF tnat
, 1859-02-14

tET Tho Kansas City journal Of Conms-ct
says that both bituminou8 and camel coal have
been discovered in lkrge qusntities within eight
miles Of that city in the bluffs Of tho Kansas
, 1859-02-14

1JORTGAGE -WHEREAB.
N4 Iamea ou,1aipfhau ID In the month Of April
/ ). 1t1 execute 70 me me1tzaFe which .a,d @oEs
1sRe 4ed record In The Reer td&f mee q Nex
f1rnty IN the ttA!e Of 1aot ths 1Sh day Of An!A
D. i: and Gu rec .rded 10 sid oaue n book - q
McrfaNA Pa1e III 1hica katd Eoftxaxe v1s EoAao 70
seeare payaens ef TIRES certain pro1seo!y nsiea
naiet las natu.nx ha1nf ALLEN de n - 39h ~ of
Apri L D. lt54 AID d-t4alt hsv!cf bet1 sade u she
payre1t Of raid sose IN nattns "a whfn aa1a saott-
TnFtis continued pEnvidoa thAA II defAsh % 1ade u
sha p4JruenI Of aaid notes either q ta:c saeT Or
sbai q. II m seapowertd ia And b. sad aef
tunah:nk notIee In nee4AeeT pE12ea n Ls q! OF
Ehir1ko tRent, days before tic dAJ o. aae Y 1 INC
uFefa N e2d tka&a deschea End ~ o. ne eqa1
e oaa7t Houas d1cr 1e eass Of Caea g y the tt
e tdder toE e.sh Z: the tt7e mentioned u - Eooee
nd 10 make txeen:e at, deliver TO The perchaeex q
pr1tht ee3s ae>d tet4l Of 1rr rFez1E& 20 70 Ana
out Of ettd1 o. Auch 1&1e 10 pA3 khe so.o
s+e aad III principal md ,nteses: due en- - notea
anoe Of tne authority 1en Ia md h1 aAe mortgage
aoresaI3 stall On 0cday. the ia d1y oI Asscb - b
lsR et to O'Clock IN the forenoon Of eld d1y II tho
Dqth doae Of the Caxf H. a4e. n tAe city OF Ooieaeo
Tho Oonaky Of Cook and tass Of Illinois .eu to h
ests:ddes sr ea.a .hs pEenss=s sn ,ad n1onxaee d.
Moex hfF5ouE 04,. u tho trina! Town cf Chicago,
CognJ d Oook and Etats Of illinois, benad4d - fol-
hws: bad. nlnG en- :he ea2ua o. Et lot lhty 90 iee4
noeta Of ths tssthea.s ec1n:E aad running thence
1snoe Se1eFs % tns paTs!el VII Taaaneion aFset
n ths 1ek Inc nd lot betnf about a9hy 90 feat
tbenca souhesy a1oc4 the ve1 IRE Of azd lot oos a
tVeotv tH1 fssk taenca eAas:H ltue parallel wtth
Wasinstaa street, sho9s etht1 fes II. = plse: q b.
8a39,u1a4. r.nr.-1eh n re.. z.sa2 ~ aseo
, 1859-02-14

IT Notice advertisement Of book.keeper

For PHr's PkAx---Let it bs remembered that
Dr.. L. G. Bufam 4 Co., are prepared to take
with 80 lba- bsgEage, furnish board throneh
aud 60 days provision there, for 9l00. Tho
company will number about 100. and consists Of
meu, women and children. Sea advertisement
in another column
, 1859-02-14
THE CITY.

REcoRDka's ceuRr.--In ths Recorders Court
On Saturday, the Grand Jury having completed
their business we're discharged. Five prisoners
vera arraigucd for trial.
, 1859-02-14

The Great Billiard Match at Detroit.
NEW York Feb. l2.-Tle great billiard match
b5tween Mr. Puelan and John Seereiter for lhe
championship Of America Il to lie Ih3ed at De-
troIt april 18th.
, 1859-02-14

For atreet poDMtgs1oper, North d.
vrsux-rhe undariku.d bexs eavs 10 inform tas veta
Of the North Dty!aon h-t be candidate fog tbs oseo
Of Street oo0nisaoner n tbenezt hunIeiaA Llecaoa.
fel3fHs JACOB W1IIIAM4..
, 1859-02-14

- Tho Morgan Journal eays there IL but
little doubt that ths peach crop for 1852. in thas
section Of country, il destroyed Tbs fazmssa
ssy that all varieties bus one, hare been killed
by tho frost.
, 1859-02-14

T>OUND, ON NORTH CLARK STREET,
onths 7Apnse. Z Hrer Watch. The ovpsr csa
b97e the eene b proving ptopetI and Paying ehAs9
k4pH 10 9eoIKe 1eandAt. ktQeenk2 A u uA3'
, 1859-02-14

S7A1x OF TuEznoxsrKR, taken by E. l..
o'Hara, Apothecary aud Parznaeeuts, (old Com
znerctsl Hotel bui1dings), No. 50 West Randolph
street, corner Caual street, Chicago:
, 1859-02-14

THREADS FOE SEWING MAcH1xEs-Jnst opened
at the Grover i Baker Sewing Machine Agency
Rooms, 1865 Lakn street, up staira- Bfack and
colored Spool Cotton. from No. 40 to 120. Also
Silk and Liuen Thread, all colora, Wholesale nud
retail. lfe 1891 Fl. ALEXANDER.
, 1859-02-14

MOTTO E.-TaE CU-PARTNER3hIP
~ h.rs&ofbrs exia ing under ahs naras Of Thomas
4eore Ca IL his daJ a1clroa py nauo.1 esuaett.
omss aeoAst auth zxed to settle ~ tne of
the iAt9 ffn THOMA A9 &c 'FGE.
Ch!csxo. Feb, 1Gh 1H8. UA1AH 7. 1A1E3.
he fubsr.tbsr vii eout!nns The trnss n cs.f,@d On
hv tha iais I'm md b hAn1y to se1vs both Old md
neE custoua411 10 atnn& eves1thfns "a tne NaJM
HOUSE YU11ISR1Ha Goop9.
THOMAS aroRak
hl1tHs Atths oaa ataaA NJ Laks Ar&sk
, 1859-02-14

EAkxNGs OF 7Ha GALKxA AID CHICAGO
UNION RAILROAD CoxPAxY.-The following ars
the earnings Of this Company from February
LIT to the ssh, inclusive:
, 1859-02-14

T Hon. Thonas G. harris, Of GoGhsa. Elk
hart County. 1ndiana, died On ths Oh tast- :.
, 1859-02-14

THx Hoaz yoR rHz FRtsEpLEss.-A bill in
cooperating the Hone for the Friendless in this
ctr, passed both Houses Of the Legislature On
FtidAY.. :. -
, 1859-02-14

T Buy Peru Coal At 1850 per ton, deliver
ed. Yard, Polk 81, between Clark and .Sher'
man. 1es4T
, 1859-02-14

That lively and enterpr'sing journal, the Chi.
cago D<aocras, continues to mike editorials out
Of our Springfield le.4era- 1ta issue Of sstur.
dsy contains ona which We did not ut arst reeog-
rize, partly on Accouut Of ita age, and partly
because it, was divided and get Of polit-
ical resolations together with two bloody mur-
ders were emptied in the gsp.
, 1859-02-14

FuE ON SrAsz S4RRsr.-0a Saturday morn
Ing about half past twelve o'clock, = fro broke
out in the two story frame tenement No. 2s7
State street, near Van Buren,, directly adjoining
the Orient House. Nos. 2s7 {uroceupied) and
2s9 were badly damaged by fire and water.
The latter was owned By o. B. Van Patten, and
is insured 5000 in The Pboaix Of Hartford. Il
wss occupied up STAIRS By three families, John
Ritter, William R,ynold. and William L. Wis.
Their losses 'smount to about $50 eseh- On the
6r.: foor was ltqaor saloon kept By D: Crotscn,
whose losais esoo-no insurance. In the next
building, No. FL, G. n. Hickok" and James
shortell Suffered slight Losses by damage to far
Flas.-Abont half past ninc O'Clock on Satur-
day evening, q fro broke out in d two story
frame building, in the extreme southern limits
Of the city, on State street. known - tbs 'Prai-
rle Queen. and long Kept as an, establishment
Of an. infamous character. It was entirely de.
stroyed. Loss, just nothing at al to the public.
THx HoAz SoR TIE Fa1sEpLEss.-A bill in"
cooperating the Houe for the FriendIess in this
cfty. passed both Hoases Of the Legislature On
, 1859-02-14

Z" See advertisement Of Or. Sanfords' Liver
uVigorator in another column.
, 1859-02-14

s#- See advertisement OF Quaker CtY go
Sewing Machine l.. CoRxELL Co.,
oc2b.ly 133 Lake street.
, 1859-02-14
PRESS: AND. TRIBUNE.
MONDAY NOR Rs1BH, FEBRUARY II, 1853
i he Court OF Common Pleas

II he Court OF Common fIe"s'
The late movement Of the Chicago Bar ia re-
ference to reorganization of the Court Of Com
noa Pleas sccms likely to bs suocesato}- The.
judiciary Committee Of shr ssnste have in'
st1ue.ed their ch siiruau 10 1spors tetorably.
, 1859-02-14
Ncm A0uertisen1cnt3.

H~G T. SCAIVE.y, i se<rsisn7 Age.t. - DsaraoF".&.
y tlho75A&I Advertisements ior his a"d oH ~
Eea5tna Pun<vs N ~ kort4- Fee. i'll haa1 ty
, 1859-02-14

Dearborn Seminary.
TeHE NEXT TERN or THIS INSTITU-
IL tion for r Ladia viii begin Aod15 tho l4sh
lnst
C1raalass can be Obtained bv Addressing the Pfhdpl
or ~ cabin II tae 5 -rni4aFf B lh1G.
fet3a-etA1 8hbfkH. fTucfpA.
, 1859-02-14
1UQuten.

w M. Or In sbop !! ROM ~, ~ T.
re-t-nce Or II dtvef Of raeh for pr4vase fa~ ~
uood reeoumsEdAaons- Adds-as Ah.am Bshcp 1t this
QGGH. n L.
, 1859-02-14

~ D. B. COOKE o.. h2ve The p!taEure Of A.
1ouneieE that theIr great Hallway Map of the Uclt=d
e&a&es il nearly ready. 1t vii b. Tho most terect map
of the Alad pubIlbed. sse plan. and satoe
tixe IT D. B. Coote Cos Great Western Railway Nip.
fe1A1y p. B. CoORE& o., Ill I axe s*reet,
, 1859-02-14

Doors AND sHoEs.-McDougall, Fenton 4 Co.,
}so Lake street. corner OF Wells, cannot BE- IN
drreold. We will sell for The next so days
, 1859-02-14

Remember tbs old stnre, noted for great bar
puins-l90 Lake, cor, Wells. feb1.1H*
, 1859-02-14

pUS1SESS.-ASY FIRM IN WANT OF
e - vices Of II ensrxeeic business nan 10 1T u
Bek re nsr Or otheHi.- vii pleaxs add ~
H. SUTTON box 1881 khicx7o j. n fsp9rs
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-06

one common bond of brot erhood-or to promote
the material prosperity of the South or to elicit
any possible plan whereby the antagonism which
at present prevails between different members of
the Confederation, might be even partially recon-
ciled-they would be hailed with satisfaction by
every true lover of his country. Such Congress
OF Southern notables, actuated by lofty aims and
by sincere desire to put an end to
sectional strife, would deserve unqualified
praise, even though their patriotic efforts
should be attended with but limited success. But
from delegates chosen expressly for their sectional
proclivities and who regard secession as the only
panacea for the ills that Southern flesh has fallen
heir to-who irritate where they should soothe
and denounce when they should explain, nothing
worthy of the name of patriotism can be expected
independently, however, of the discussion of polit
Cal questions it is suggested that the Convention
at Vicksburg shall take into consideration varou:
matters relating to "the intellectual, moral educa
''tonal and industrial development of the South .
All these are themes, which,, if treated broadly
and in a sound, LIBERAL catholic spiri
may be debated to advantage; but the pro
grammes of previous Conventions have called for
similar exercise of the best talent of the South
and the only results that have ever been achieved
have been the adoption of running series of re
solutions, not one of which has been carried int
effect. If the approaching Convention at Vicks
burg should resemble those that previously met a
Memphis and Montgomery, it is at best questiona
BILE whether the annual gatherings suggested by
the Committee, would not, like many other Gus
toms, "be more honored in the breach than thu
observance"