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NATIONALITY NEW ORLRANs1
City Ha 4,h day of June, 1859.
PY VIRTUE of Resolution No. 4til5 of the
commen Council Of New Orleans and with
section 10 of the City Charter notice hereby given that Is
the intention of the city of New Orleans paved with
square blocks Tchoupouas street. from Nuns to Josephine
street, in the Fourth District Of New Orleans.
GERARD STlTu SIayor
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NEW ORLEANS, 1859.

NEW ORLEANS, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the city of New Orleans
WE, the undersigned, owners of real estate
w fronting Gsrondelet street, respectfully
honorable body have the roadway of said paved with
blocks stone from Canal to Felicity street. The
surface elp.ica of highest altitude praciic
able the be adudcated the lowest bidder by the
Comptroller after five days notice in the official journl And
your petitioners as in duty bound, will pray.
rhos B. Lee, % feet
Fellowes l. Lee, 100 :.
Duncan Sinclair 30 :.
Michl. Gernon, l56 :.
j. PEBBLES, rs :,
II. RARESHIDE, Secretary pro tenn
Board Of Asst Aldermen.
NouvELLE- ORLEANS, 1859.
Honorable Conseil Commun della
Vile de la NouvelleOrlssns,
I ES soussignes propricfafres faisant face
Ia rue CaroIdee respecueusem netitionnent
honorable corps leet dayor la die pavee perres
qnaFres de IA rue Canal Ia rue Fecie LIZ devra
sers sae par l. conreleur apres cnq jour davis ocel
rhns b. Lee rs pieds.
Felowes L Lee, 100 .
Duncan Siaelair, 80 =.
Mch. Gernon, 1856 .
j. PEBBLES, III
Ii. RARFSFInE Secretsire PRO tenn.
N.Y. lave" du Coiseil des Assist NJ Aldermen.
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NEW ORLEANS May 81, 1859
To The Honorable the Common Council
" Of the City of New Orleans:
I'HE PETITION of the undersigned re-
~ spsctiny sEoweh that the majority required by the
body resolution authorizing the Comptroller
brick sidewalk the east side Of Lafayette avenue
to be done according to specifications of the City Surveyor
A. Deham Lsvely, IL feet
L. Valentine, 81 =.
VIM. Shilcbmb q =,
Michael Travis, ITO :.
Baptiste Esclavon, 10 :.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.
EouyEILE ORLEANS 81 Mai, 1850.
Honorable Conseil Cornun de la Nouvelle Orleans
| A Petition DIES Soussignes respcctueuse-
u ment represcne la majoTite reqnse nonyee
Charte ayant sgnee cee petition ills demenden honor
vsndre apres Gina ors davis dams la oele
trs la CONNECTION de banqueeh briques
de FAvenue lafayette des Bons Epfans ST. Jean Ban
e LIE tout fat dsres les specifications du Voyer ia
Vile.
A. neham Lively rs peds.
VIM. Shilcomb IS =.
Michael Travis I'D =,
Baptste Esclayon ITO :.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
je22 ltawSw Secretare des Assistants Aldermen,
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NEW ORLEANS, Msy 81, 1859.
city Of New Orleans:
v1'iE PETITION of the UNDERSIGNED re-
Civ pecny showsh that the majority required by the New
o orr BODY to pass resolution authorizing the Comptroller
M gn nHe days nocs n me Official JOURNAL the
tde 81 frod street rcm Eysian Fields Washington Ave
the City Surveyor. r''
q. y kahE, 1870 feet.
z. Mody, 100 .
yosepn Iearce, 1870 :.
Joseph Shicombs, 1870 .
JAS. A. HOPKINS
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen
/. -, NouvEILE ORLEANS 81 mai, 1859.
Phonorable Consei CommuD de la NouveIe- Orleans
PETITION dies soussignes represents
respectuensement Ia majoe eauise par Ia noyelie
chsrte de Ia vile ayan sgnee cette petition lis
yotre honorable de autoanf
Conff0leur vendre apres ciBq dams Ia
ciee contrast conection banouettes en- yioes
e Iigoles bo 10 cote rue Grod des Csmns
yees Pavenue Washington. LouvrRge deyra etrr fat
Ion les specifications du yoyer de la vle ~ %
q. kauz, 1870 pieds.
f. Mody, 100 :.
Joseph Pearce. I'D .
Peer Shicombs, lO .
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
lesx laNoW secfealre du Conseil des Assistant Aldermen
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MARIE DE LA NoUvELLE.oRLEANs,

;
EN- vERTU de resolution No. 4402 dn Conseil Commun
appouye e 59 avis OF par lie present donne Pin
tention de la vile Sovelle Orleans de re payer
peres ouae aeux dss fasat face marche de 10
rue Magasns Quatriame Distiet Ia Camp
de Married In ST. Andre ct autre Ia Set
Marie la dn Camp la des Magasrs, conformemen
Ia section 100 de la charre de la Nouvele Orleans.
ms LAVISH GERARD STITH Marie,
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To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City Of New Orleans:

To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City Of New Orleans:
WE, THE UNDEHsIGNED, owners OF
w real estate fronting tho west side Of Baronne
from Felicity road street.
orabe bo5y In conformity with section 19 City
Charter order the construction of brick dewa
by curb snd wooden cutters side Of said Ba
rome street. In conformity with specifications in the
Surveyors office.
James Coyle 800 feet.
Jas. Forsyth, "A :.
Patrick Coyle, III :.
Minor Lizzie, Iorman and P. Coyle, IS =.
s. G. Michel, 30 :.
. CHAS. CLAIBORNE
Secretary Board Of Aldermen.
A Honorable Consel
- de Ia Vile dc Ia Nouvelle. Orleans:
NOUS SOUSSIGNES, proprietaires sur lie
cote Quest de la rue BaIonne depuis Felicity JUS
qna Ia rue prons repectueuseen
commencement Particle Ia nouvse chars de- la
Vile dordonner Ia construction de banquete
curb stones rgoes bos lie cote dte rue
rome conformement specifications qu
du voyer. - -
James Coyle 900 pieds
James Forsyth, AZ
Patrick Coyle, PSF =.
Minor Lizzie German and p, Coyle 3i .
s. G. Michel, sO .
iCHAs. CLAIBORNE
JsW SwlaW Secretaire du Conseil des Aldermen.
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PETITIoNs--oFFICIAL.

r. ,hs 1.,..., Nav ORLEANS May "a, 1850.
WYE OF the city Of New Orleans:
WE ,a ahe nndersigned, owners Of real estate
LtohuDy on jackson nireet, Fourth District respectfully
request yonr honorable body brick bordered
~ and wooden cutters made the north side Of
ald street. from Bacchus White The
Indicated o the highest bidder by Comptroller
DAYS motto in the official Journal And your petitioners
duty bound, will pray, etc.
George N. Thurston, GA feet,
James Marsha, 96
Robert Nck enxe, GA :.
JAS A. HOPKINS, Secretary Of
Board of Assistant Aldermen
NouvElLE- ORLEANS "a Mai. 1852
A Phonorabe Consef Commun
de Ia Vile de la Nouvele Orleans:
I ES soussignes, pr0prIetaires faisant face
- Ia Jackson Qustrieme District demandent
honorable de fairs fae bsngnees bqnes
boIdures pierce ct rgoles beIs nord de Ia
dte de ia Bacchus Ia White. lie dit Outrage
devra ere vendu Penchere puque par Conroeur apes
c!nq jours Davis dams Ia gaz. tie offcielle.
George N. Thurston, GA pieds
James Marshall 96 ;.
Robert Mckenzie, GA
JAS. HOPKINS, Secretaire du
je4 1aw8w Conseil des Assistants Aldermen.
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THE ONLY ARTICLE
UNRIVALLED IN MARKET,
With immense
Home and European Demand.


ad from hs
be- s the shs
will stop and keep II from falling off soft glossy
s'
read the following and judge for yourselves;
Messrs. o. Wood L Co o '''''
H ns sa heard s
mind to lay aside the priudces which il with
and short time commenced using article to test
The has been very satisfactory that am very glad
did and in justice you well tbs encouagen Mt
IT, aso saS1f
this letter, which you may any such and also difsct
and out the
and much
n'''' i'01'ns am yours H Tf:SSfs!la JENKINS.
Corner Columbia md Carroll streets, Brooklyn.
Prof woos-ps.r h Fof Ha;p k ALA 4
%ssh gGGd to this part Of The country Ny hair been
Hail Kesorave weeks and Ind that SaRe S ne
sns5
extant snd advise all who afflicted that way your
You can publish this Ra, # you think
aaI1 !ay SEPT sts1 l
ss its oa and 5 hS ig
two Sso % w pin , so Of II
the front also receivg ia tried other peps
rations without benefit whatever. think from nv own
personal induce many others to try IT,
p. R. THOMAS Ss' As W. n D. ,,..t
dhs Res snS T. pp mp IN BEETLES three sizes
one dollar per botle the medium holds al least twenty
per bottle the large holds quart 40 proper
ten, and retsils for three dollars per bottle.
Ras 81 sii2ssSs' a sHn xs.
ket street. ST. Louis No.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND FANCY GOODS
DEALERS also, by J. WRIGHT CO., General Agents
he South. Sine
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u GSIS-ls0 barrels No. 2, f1r sale by
AZ G. l.. KOUNS e BEoS.,
Front street,
Iaiz 'oi opposite Can. street Ferry.
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Proclamation pnr lie Marie.
MARTY Nnuypr

! MAIRIE DE IA NOUvELLH ORLEANS
Hotel dc Vjlls d. mi, 1870
E wEHTU DE ia resolution No ). 4a aI aS' III
Conscii onmun Do Ia Nonvee Oraanp at
sla section ny ds "a chartre est oar nse
SCnne ans nenti1n De Ia vile de Eovee Orleans al ID
lars o9vri IL rue Miro cbemn d Rayo usn,s
,us Esrsrec ace inns Hcte reatf
dams 10 vile dc Ia Nouvee leans ct ses fbonres nrn1no
avril Ik32.n e' e0' oshieues appfonve le .
je8 law8w crp.pn crrrrY ,,,
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IT. .L uu..,., a, new ORLEANS, May 81, 1852
-x,,,,,,.., .of the city Of New Orleans:
specially thoweth that the majority required by the nav
City Charter having ths petition bey pra, hon
Sfs1s s to n rssoqoH ma the
making brick sidewalk with and wooden cutters
on Urquhart street. from Eysian Fields Cotton Press
The work be done according specifications CITY sur
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To the Honorable the Common Council e''
THE UNDERSIGNED, o Ss s',s 81 s . p5le1ns &C.
ate irortng OH Lafayette Avenue, respectfully ash YOUR
honorable body to the (east and wes of said
Avenue TO be paved with round stones Goo4chren to
eepiea-ani bordef ed by curb stone and
wooden cutters The adjudica ed by the Comm
troer to the lowest bidder after days notice In the oinial
furnished by the Surveyor. - 70
4 4. P poft ysalenire s5s feet 2inches.
d. Guern, 6i
Michel Travers lis
Jas. o. Hanin, "a
Michel Florant, 81
w. Sitnlinghnmg, "
Antonio Foncaberto "a .
Barbery Robertson 81
GHAS CLAIBORNE,
Secretary Board Of Aldermen.
NouvEILE- ORLEANS, 2juin 1852
A Honorable Conseil Cornuun de la
Els SOUSSIGNES, proprIetaires sur Pave
rue Lafayette, prions repectueus ent voe honorable
ae aIe payer Ia fst avenue avec
ia dite devra ete eeyee uus possible
SEM eptqne ct hordee oue avec rgnes en- hos
~ sS ei n1uge par e contt6eur plus encheeur
eue acneve conformemept aux Specifications d vover
a. P ors s,sinre' S5s pieds 2pouces.
y. Gnerip, n = = -
Michel Travers. 1i5 -
Jas. Hanlin, ~ -
Michel Florant -
W. Situlngbumg 81 -
Antonio Foncuberto. "a -
Barbary Robertson, X -
Abraham Lnvery 81 g
,,o,. CHAs. CLAIBORNR
lsle IaWoW secretaire du Board des Aldermen
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NoUvELIE ORLEANS, JUN, 1850,
pIIonorable Consei Commun la Nouvele Orleans
A Petition des SoussIgnes respectueuse-
- ment iepresente la
Chnre sgne petition lis emandant vCtre honor
able corps de resolution Conlroeur
vendre npres cn1 ious davis Ia oce
tra pour la eonfscton dc banquees brtques
st. Avid L,ouyrage deva ere dspres les spec6ca ions
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NEW ORLEANS. May 81, 1856.
To the Honorable the Common Council
- Of the city Of New Orleans:
TNHE PETITION Of the un,IersIgned res
specully showeh that the majority required BY the new
City Charter having signed this petition they pray your hon
orsble body resolution authorizing Comptroller to
SELL after five days notice in the official Journal the contract
for making brick sidewalk with curb and wooden gut
ters Fe dnand street. from Goodchdren to ST. John the
Baptist street. The work done according TO
Of the City Surveyor.
Baptiste Larcade, ITO feet
George Moore, 1856 .
G. W. Duhy, l2S :.
John Singer, % :.
Traces Cooper. 80 =.
Mrs. Denan ITO =.
Thomas Corcoran, IS
JAS A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.
NoUvELLE- ORLEANS. 81 mai ls5e
Aphonorable Conseil Commun de la Nonve1le. Orleans
I A PETITION DIES soussignes respectueu-
sement representa- la mHjoe requse par la n0uyee
cnarte de la vile ayant sgnee cee petition ills demandent
vore corps de resolution lie Com
6leur vendre apres cnq la gazette ociee
contrat pour la CONNECTION de hanquetes bques ayec
bodures perres rigoes bois rue SFerdnapd
de BoDs Enfans ST. Jean Baptise LIE toni sera
fait d'apes les specifications du voyer de Ia Vile ~
Baptiste Larcade, ITO pieds
George Moore, 1876
g. w Duhy. l2S =.
John Singer, q
Traces Cooper, 80 .
Ms H6a,. D eosesrau, y! e .
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
ez lawsw secreare du Conse des Assistant Aldermen
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PETITIONs--OFFICIAL.
Proclamation by the Mayor

Proclamation by the Mayor.
a. MAYoRALTY NEW ORLEANS }
City Hall, June 7, 1859.
Rr vlATUE Of resolution No. 46O2 OF the
codanee with section III Of the City Cbare-Noce is herein
70 BE- opened MIRO street. from Bayou
laying ont and improving public places in ha c
OF New Orleans and Its snburgs incorporated And no ncn
tss2.' -' '''o' approved Apih 3D.
- GERARD GTITII No..
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New ORLEANS, May 81 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City of New Orleans:
THE PETITION of the undersigned re-
specially showeth that the majority required by the new
City Charter having signed this petition they ay your hen.
orabe body resolution suhoriz the Comptroller 10
SELL after 1--we days notice III the official JOURNAL for
making brick sidewalk Magaze street. from Love to
Goodchdren street The work to be done according spec
cations Of the City Surveyor
Mrs. Robert White, 100 feet
JAS A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.
NoUyELLE- ORLEANS, 81 mai 1859
Honorable Consel Commun de la Nouvelle- Orleans
T A PETITION dies s0usslgnes respectucn.
II represepte que la majorte fequse norvee
charte de la vile ayant sgnee cete petition lis demanden
yotre honorable corps dadoper resolution SAINT e
Contr6e vendre apres cling jours davis dams zee
ociee conra confecon de banquetes buues
la rue Marigpy DIES Amour Bons Enfnnts lou
devra ee a commencement specifications du voyer
de la Wills
Mime Robert White, l20 pieds.
JAMES A. HOPKINS,
e22 LAVISH Secretaire Conseil DIES Assistant Aldermen
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PETITIoNs--OFFICIAL.
NEW ORLEANS. June 8, 1869.
TO the Honorable tho Common Council
rr,gE rrNDruSvr,~r, e the city Of New Orleans

,IhE .UNDERSIGsNED, owners OF real es-
henng On 0oodchldren street. respectfully your
TO be paved with round stones from ysss Sieds 10
said roadway to be highest ettude pYac
bordelsd cnrb stone and wooden
the lowest bidder after days notcs IN H. 70
the work 10 be completed speciHcstiens
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,o :.
te2 ltnwSW eCretaire du Conse dea Assistant
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-07
The CeSsIOn of the Eeeiee Islands Of
Great Britain

There Is somettii very Singular in the cession
q these stands 10 great B.itau, By The CHEF fer
the purpose Of blaming $4,000 to satisfy the
claims made by the 7 > ~ieop 0f-war Yaudalia
We have had report u this Anomalous trans
acton before aUi now have a confirmation With
the articles Of the deed Of cessio0. The matter
requires sreef! Investigation 10y orr Government.
The feIee AFchpelsgois stated 10 be the NOS
extensive aad valuable iu Polynesia IL contains
al estimate area of more than 10000 square
miles It's climate, although tropical, IS salgbr
Gus It's soil most fertile. Already il produces
spontaneously ard abaniautly many Of The most
valuable Of he plants Of commerce. But not a
haEdre'h part OF is valuable land is yet under
cultivation.
For cotton country il Is said to be pecaiarly
adapted and there over 100000 Feieeans
who if they could once be made to feel certain Of
ierioying the produce of their labor would speed
fly se"t forth large supply Of tbs vegetable
eece-- BOSTON Trarefer
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-07
Another Steamboat Disaster.

W. earn ~ passengers over tie Ohio and Mis-
sissippi Railway last night. tnat the steamers
Nathaniel Holmes. Capt. Kennedy bonnd for
Saint Ions. and the David Gibson bound up to
this port from New Orleans, came in collision at
Aurora aboat nine O'Clock last evening causng
both 20 sink within five minutes after theg struck
The boats came together, it is said nearly
a. the same place where abe Toxa and Madison
came il collision few weeks siace Wien the lat
ter sunk Last night was dark AID cloudv
aud when the collision took place the greatest
CONSERVATION prevailed amoug the crews and pas
sengers. The Holmes had on hoard oTer ore
hundred and fry persous. a large number #
whom reported lost. As tie steamer vas
going GoEn they sprang into the river, seiziBg
parks, barrels aud boxes by the aid OF which
many reached the shore Ga the G.bson there
we're not may passengers. and only two or three
Of the crew are missing. Nearly sII tie passen
gers On the Holmes were emigrauts destined for
Pikes Peak
Both steamers were deeply laden the Gibson
With sagar ard molasses, and the Holmes sith
mosables Pi'tsbargh manufactures. ard a
snail amount Of dry goods. The boats are req
resented : sunk to the hurrirane decks, and both
are, with their cargoes. probably total loss -
The Gibson gas owned 10 this city by Dr. Brown,
Captain Mckinley and David Gibson. and was
valued at 81 COO ard Insured for tEo thirds her
valae The Holmes was Owned n PIttsbgTg, By
Cart. Kerne5F and Others. and was valued al
SO 600 Il ! presumed tina; she Was also partly
i-sared We shall lave full particulars Of the
disaster t. dsr in time for our Issue CT &c NOR
row Gin. Ga--
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-07
Elections.

CoSSEcrIcuT,-The Republicans have carried
everything before them, electing the entire dele
cation n Congress and majority of twenty in the
Legislature This is severe rebuke 10 roucy the
veriest donghiace 10 the North. This will also
place the organization of the new House il the
hands of the Opposition, and.t greater blessing
will be in enabling the House to carry out the
work of xposng the corruption
which has Slapped the foundations of the Govern
mert.
Tie Republican majority in the State Of
Michigan, is not less than 10,oO0-showing
an immense gain.
In Cleveland the Republicans have elected
their Mayor. and common council.
In st. Louis the Republican majority is
about 5000. over the Democrat and $500
over the American candidate.
In Portland, Maine. the Republicans have
triumphed by decided majority.
In Cincinnati. the Republicans elected
their candidate for Mayor by a majority of
near 1000 votes.
~ The Republicans of the city OF Detroit,
have elected their candidate for Chief Justice by
. majority of go.
~ At the municipal election held at Louis
ville Kentucky, on Saturday last, the Opposition
Mayor was elected by majority of 430
~ The Republicans of St Louis have elect
ed their candidate for Mayor by large major
ity.
The Louisville election on Saturday resulted
in an Opposition triumph, by al increased mnjori
~ from last August The weather bad and
the vote comparatively light. the Opposition. as
usual, suffered most from that circumstance
The result however. indicates a waning of Demo
cratic power in Kentucky, ard gives courage t.
the Opposition.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-07

There has been lately established in New York a
State Inebrate Asylum, and proposition was
recently made 10 the Legislature for arpropri
alton in its behalf. This proposition was unsac-
cessiul, but it will doubtless be renewed hereafter
The New York Journal Of Commerce. speaking
of the appalling spread OF intemperance, says:
A large number of eminent names being
erased from the list of the living. where the true
cause of death is never suspected by the comm
nifty at large, (the interposition of surviving
friends saving their memories from ndelible dis.
gracel-died of 'delirium trenens," being the
learful secret.
At least on the list Of subscribers for the con
templated asylum-men who stood high ia the
profession OF law and litera,ure--are already vic.
tins to this insidious destroyer. 1t has been as.
serted thai men not 70 be found who would
voluntarily commit themselves TO Institution
for Inehriates. but this related by the fact that
olmost before the foundation stone was laid, there
had been two thousand eight hundred applca-
tions for admission, of whom, according to DR..
Turner, Corresponding Secretary of the New
Y ork State Iuebriate Asylum, more than four
hundred are women in the high walks o. life ed
ucated ard accomplished There appears to be
no room for reasonable doubt this point
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-04-07
WOOD WANTED,
On subscription, at this
Office.
The Nomination.

The Republicans Of this county. on Mon
dates for the October election. Solomon
Meredith was nominated for { lerk Of the Co.
B. L. Martin, the present efficient and pop
ular auditor of public accounts, was nomi-
mated for reelection. Theo. j. Riley was
nominated for Recorder. and Edmund Law
renee for le- election 10 tie Office Of County
Commissioner They are all good men and
well qualified for the respective positions to
which they aspire.
The contest excited considerable bitterness
of personal feeling, but we are highly graft
fed to say, Ike true Americans. imbued with
Republican principles, all are disposed to
submit most cheeriuily, with perhaps a very
few exceptions, 10 the expressed will Of the
majority, and the entire ticket will be tri-
umphantly elected, as would have been any
other nomination which might have been
made. 1t is a matter of but small impor-
lance TO the mass OF the party who fills the
Office, but it is important that whoever is
elected should represent the political princi
pies Of the party And this should be par.
amount TO all mere personal Preferences
The contest Of 1860 will be one Of fearful
import in the history Of our country. 1t
will be, we trust. the last and dying effort
Of the party in power. to maintain their po-
sition as the friends of Slavery and the ene
mics of Freedom; and TO be prepared for
this contest it becomes every Republican
every friend to Freedom and our free institu
tons to 5e ready for the fight.
Republicans should be placed in every po-
sition Of influence - the forces should be
marshalled and organized with view to a
perfect union Of strength. The battle OF
1859 will be an indication Of what can be
done in 1860, and we trust there will be no
faltering in the ranks. We are aware that
tie great principles Of our party are not di-
rectly involved in the election Of the county
officers; but the effect CT defeat or triumph
will have an important influence upon the
great contest which is to follow. To be dis
tracted now will endapger success then, and
we trust the Republicans of old Wayne will
now forget all i'll feeling which may have
been epgendered in the late contest among
personal and political friends. and now unite
without any dissenting voice in electing the
nominees Of the party.
Whether the slavery democracy will have
a ticket in the field. can only be deter
mined by time. or whether they will attempt
to plead mo party" issue in which they have
heretofore been somewhat successful, is
equally unknown. We trust, however they
will bring out ticket composed Of their best
men, and let the issue be political principle,
and success TO the strongest.