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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18
paints, Oils, Glass, Sc.

EEROSENE OILS.-Desl.rs IN keresense are
IN recommended 10 scrnise closely any OILS lhsi rsS ~
fnsgsRy ofrsod snder trade mara . II. 4.
The eolr Kerosene IL hight lemon and II row eAe~s
purity surshii,y Illuminating prOysrtie. al ooes
ss.d for hsht- NETWORK kEkOSENE OIL 70
No as Pesrist N r.
MINERAL OIL, made from the beat CAMEL
VE COAL-rhs OIL surpassed BY other III mIke ro
vurty tine ools< and bsisy burnins being unsorn N
qusy, In pr.os, and kavIs ali the bet pcopssse re
Ola leaves ucth be desired BY the
fsce fron mixture Bsrsls seo1f
ssIlops Agents. JOHN w. QUINCY Co, 80 Wiliam<-
TNALLOW OIL, EXTRA REFINED.
u LARD OIL. Extra Refined.
These OILS the best ook, snd surpassed
~ other Of the hind the ms<k being superior Oils -
kgrrrs Manufactured and FOR sale By
MAYHEM L DE FOREST,
~. W Maiden la1s, II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18

NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEf-
~ Connecting New Hampton with the Delaware sfsa
and Western Railroad, and al Easton Win the LeAl
VALLEY Railroad. - - 49,.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, commencing May 10, lSs-
Leave NV York for Esson aud intermediate places from fe
No Nonh River at "a M, l:45 a. M, aud p H. FOL
Someryile by shove Trains, and a. 5:f5 p. IN -
The ave Elizabeth with trains on the New
Jersey Rsrad which Se~YoTk from the foot Of Court
lsrd,. al q ~ a. NJ, and II IN aud and . Q. m ,
Passengers the DeswAr Lachawanna and Wesrrn HAL
road will leave a, Il only For L-hish Valley Railroad a.
II a m and II .45s u JOHN D. srKARSS. Superintendent,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18

CHANGE Of HOUR.
~ REGULAR MAIL LINE for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE
and NEWPORT via STUsiSGTON
On ard after M0nDAY June - the Steamers q ms line WI
ssvs Pr NJ North ser irs. wharf above 6ssry place
daily EXCEPT Sundays a. o'coek instead Of p ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18

NEW ROIITE for NEWPORT, via n. aud
~ n H. and n. L. and ~ l.. and soLlns,oa Railrosds
-On ana after MONDAY, June PASSENGERS for NEWPORT
su shore Line will leave by he Express Train Tom I'm
A. and SHAY connecting splendid East Creep
~ch X L. aud srIv. al Newport 81 p u Returning say-s
Sswrnrr q, and m arriving 10 New fort Of $40 Ans
,l:iOp.
Tickets sold and Baggage checked through each Way
JAMES H. HOYT, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18

OUERU's COD LIVER OIL JELLY. approved
~ nv the NevYorh Academy Of Medicine 10 tho only Que
,on,.;nns IS per cent Of Oil. BEWARE OF iAlTATiOAA
No imitation contains much oil as mine. though ~ne are
hody Advertised a. containing nush "a ~ pr cent .
Also American aud Norwegian Cod Liver Oil IN ne liquid
uate. r. QlEhU NO ID ftl,ss, Ns~ :, Io'a
Al.o for sale A. DEILUC Co.'S T. T. GREENE Noe oSe
snS $50 Broadway and all respectable DrIssists.
PENTOLD, PARKER 4 MOWER
Wholesale Agents, No Is Baefmsns-
DOGERSs CITRATE of MAGNESIA.-Try It!
IL Try Large Bottles In Powder only IS One Bottle
!, eQus Of the Liquid. very agreeable PlEEsiye Fa
nlr by all druggists. Depo, No. 1875 Spring a.;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18

AJEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-F0i PHlLA-
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH AID WEST, VA JEkSLl
5ITY-Ma and Express ines leave New York o. J, and IL
and and fare IS Through Ticts. cold Tor CID
nns and ID. We, and for Washington, New Orleans and rs
Sath &C. and through baxase checked se Warrington
snS trains .- ,.-..
J. " WOODRUFF. Assnstant Superintendent
40 b.rx.xe will un-ss delivered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18

THE GLASGOW and NETWORK STEAM
i SHIP COMPANY intend sailing their and pJwehu
3sners from NEW YORK direct GLASGOW "a follows
GLASGOW, Thomson, WEDNESDAY, Jsly g. a. Il 5oiocA
RATS or New York, fhiladslphs bossos
20 Glssgow Liverpool Belfast Dublin Londondery Firrt
class s76 s,eesxe found with abundance Of cooked pe
yiaops, So For freight OF psssase apply 70
ROBERT CRAIG No 3 Broadway
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-22
The Sickles Trial.

This trial has already occupied more than two
weeks, aud bids fair to continue as much longer.
We have not published any of 1T and do not intend
to. The remarks Of counsel and the evidence ccted
already would be more than we could get into two
numbers Of the Anne rican; and we think our col
nmns be better occupied than giving all the
disgusting and tedious detlls brought out during
this examination. We have lacked both interest
and patience sufficient to wade through it, and do
not care to ask our readers to do what we have
failed to do. The theory raised in the Defense is
that common one, Of insanity. This weuld do well
enough, if another defense was not added to it
that of its being righteous deed. 1t would seem
TO those who not lawyers that if the latter was
true, that the other theory was superAous. The
State of Maine makes the following just remarks
Whatever sympathy enlisted in favor of Mr..
Sickles has been destroyed, by the publication of
what is called Mrs. Sickles confession. Every one
knows anu feels that this statement was net vol
untary, and could not have been but forced from
her by him. Nc woman is capable of writing such
paper. 1t was evidently wrung from her. By re
newed and repeated questioning on his part, aud
then copied out and blazoned forth to tho world
to seal her own infamy and that of her unotfend-
ing child. If slckles ever had particle of man
illness self respect he never would have allowed
another eye than his own to have read that paper.
If satisfied of his wife's guilt that was enough.
We confess We have no sympathy or regret at
the fate of Key but the brutality of those who are
defending Sickles, seems to demand the most cru
cl punishment of the unofending offspring both
the guilty parties.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-22
Prof. Grimes.

This gentleman commenced q course
of Lectures on Human Nature" in
this village last evening, Wednesday J
He proposes to account for all there is OF
fact in Spiritualism. and offers to give one
hundred dollars rap for all genuine
ones, made by Spirits. The Professor
said there are some things apparently
strange, that they could do, and these
tea:s he can also perform. and proposes
to tell the why and wherefore He
honored the believers in S; iiitualism
for placing the word "investisate" over
the doors of their temples Of worship, and
hoped they would not repudlate their
motto. He claimed to have investigated
this subject as fully as any other person.
and invited those who are believers in i,
to meet him for an examin ton OF its
trutlfuncss.
Any quantity OF Philosophy, fact, fun
quiet humor. and common sense informa-
ton may be had by attend NJ these Lee
lures; and it is to be hoped no one will
fail to attend. The Professor is an ed
ucated gentleman, and knows how to
trace eH-cts to their real causes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-22
tsv .hs k.lsecr.h AnsFltl-I
Large Farms.

Ms EpIroE Can't be that a large farm.
(such a. q. E. G is ia favor % is NOR,
beneficial 10 man Of limited means than
one Of ordinary si,s? Itappears to M that
he is in error on this point, and yet, there
are many wAo pretend TO believe the same,
bu;, the person who believes that, cannot
have had any experience in farming nor
much, i: any knowledge Of the sabject.
Many, believe, al the present day, anu
before this, have ropen;ed OF their folly in
buying farm that Gus; considerable amount
Of money and eSpeci.l.y those who hay,
gone West, or North 10 Arc s;ook, in hopes
10 make their fortunes. And why ? simply
because ,Aey have never exertAi al. their
strength in the causs, Meth have they
been - Industrious as they 81 uld, with a
strong regard 10 perseverance. And sure,
what fully could there he in buying Ar-e,
farm; some might ask. WY. simply this.
they have paid the better part Of their money
for farm. and thereby have no meaas To
improve L, s4.e by their own lAbgr, and ii4.
is required IN other occupations, principally
70 sappur: ;aeir families. when. if they had
purchased 4 small snG. farm and saved the
remainder of their money to improy. the
soil. they mig; have had a chance 10 labor
on their own farms and in this way save
many bills tina, they could no, have done,
bad they conducted otherwise.
There are men with whom AN acquaiut-
ed thar have some - acr.s enclosed. and
that, though CLEARED from bushes, DDS not
produce lie ray that ) acres would, If wei,
drained and nauureI. Bat Why is i; 50 >
Lis:ss reader and viii a,geTp; TO explain.
The manure read On TIE harm j. spread very
thin, because most u them have Little. and
does but very ii.tle, it any god, a, all -
Here We see the great error Of having t
large farm and but li.tle means 70 carry it
on, and this aio e ought To convince every
man. including q. (. Il. .. til. sd mistake
they have made in their Estimation Of large
farms
| hope that shall no, Re misappsehende3
IN regard 10 these few remarks for do not in
tend to try to-iessen the Importance Of farm
ing and Judging from my limited knowledge
Of the world, should saw that there must be
more atseation paid to Agriculture, even
AMONG the smaller class Of farmers than a,
present, or they viii surely have no land to
Improve, soon. Yours for farming
0. FIG.
Gouldsboro'. Auril 18th ls,so
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-22
fFom a kansas paper.l
Death Of Ihur,iOn.

In ManhattAn, X. T.. on the 1th inst.
Hon. Elisha NJ. Thursion, formerly Of
Charleston, Maine, aged Is years
"Mr. Ihur>t0n. at the tlme of his dealt
was Mayor Of the city Of Manhattan, which
office he tiled Il the entire satisfaction Of III,
community. tie had held important office in
his native State before his arrival IN this
Territory, having been elected u lnember Of
the State senate in the year l>4G, and from
l>i1 to ls52 hci the OH t OF Secretary OF
the Board OF Education, in said STATE. B.
M in very poor health, he came to this Fer.
ritory in the year lej4 wiiA the hope that
il change OF climate wouli restore him In
the tall oi l,j1, he hrou GIT his family here
consisting oil u wife and tour chdiren. with
the Intention OF N sklng Kansas lis home for
the future; but alas, all OF his bri.ht h ,pe>
vanished IN tine sudden death of his wife. in
few short mo- tbs after his arrival in the
Territory, which bereavement 50 wore upon
his weak constitution that he never recover.
ell from the shock which clme upon hun So
sudden, depriying him Of the wife Of has b.
som.
Mr. illusion finds his most appropriate
euloGe in the heartfelt SORROW oi the coinmu-
niiy where he lived and iied-in the tears oil
tn"se who were most calSaIe of approaching
his Virtues.
The Council OF the city Of Manhattan met
and passed appropriate resolutions in memo
~ ot the deceased,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-22

P0tIrie,L. The Free Democracy Of Mis-.
sour ID no. have their victories confined Ia
>t. Louis. fhey have chosen the Mavor OF
CArondelet by 4 handsome IN u ,rity. and ais
the Mayer OF St. Ferdinand, in 81. Louis
county.
The NV Hzra'i SAYS that "the late Con.
necIicut eleoti n settles the question in re-
gard 10 the mex, House OF Representatives.
1t will he controlled by the otpdsition.
against the defeated Dem jcracy.'
The Charleston &. C.l Mercury saws OF
the next Democratic Presidential Conven.
tlon, unless it is i.aifed errh.ac.iv to dele
gates from tas S'als, it viii be no C5nyen-
'ention OF tas Democratic parry"
The Baltimore Pa riot urges the nes,essitv
OF calling a Convention of all who are on.
pissed to the present Democratic regime to
nominate President, as in this way only
will the SOUTH unite with the opposition =
Bat the New York Times wants t. know If
the Southern delegates will pledge them.
selves to abide by the result eff such A Con.
sention. Aud, asks the Tunes, iii ii shoulj
result: in the nomination OF a decided Re-
paoiican. say Mr.. Seward or Governor Bank.
Will taey pieigs themselves to support the
'leke' - This is certainly lair question.
Boston Journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-22
s T A\GE e,

To hear person at one moment con-
fess himself vile worm ef the dust
totally depraved-dtservins eternal tor.
tares, g.; .e. ready to blaze up with
passion the moneut one hints he may
have formed an incorrect opnic n, i'm
properly expressed himself, or commit
ted some action not quite accordAn, with
the moral code Which are we to be-
licve-the parrotei, whining confession,
or the act itself: Strange-i isn't i,
at enc momen, the English language has
no words sufficiently expressive of self
abasement a another a broken head, if
you question his infallibility. Elk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-22
New England a init.

The glorious res 1t in C1nneetieut give,
the Republican EytRY MEMBER OF CoxeRu,,
FROM NEW h\GL,>p-bJth Rerrgsent,tiy $
and >enat rs Rhode Island has gone sv"r-
wheiintnsty Republican, 81 that. although.
there IS M choice OF o0c mem 3er. in cons.-
quence ot two Republican candidates run
nins, there is NJ liubt Of the election OF a
Republican ut the mex, trial Tie two
ionch-fAces from Connecticut, Arnold and
Bishop, have leave from the people 10 stay
at home-and thus New England is rid Of
the whole tribe. Five years ago the sham
democracy hid four of the twelve senator
from New England and twelve Of III 9
'wcnty-eisht Representatives. Something Of
u chang [Whig.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-22

RAILROADS ~ MliSg.-From the returns
Of the Railroad corPorati7ns Of tits Stat,
made 10 the Office Of Secretary of State, We
make up the iO.l1win. statistics:
rhs number of Railroads is -. as follows
Athntic X -, Llwrenct. l49 miles in len It'll:
kenuebec Il Plr,Lni - mills: Andi o.
cpS-in X kennehc, % miles Andres
cogsIn, 81 miles Pcnohscvt " Kcnnebec, So
miles Somerset 4 kennvtec. 81 miles. Port
land X Portsmouth. ii miles Blnsnr6 Old
town, II miles Machiaspart, II miles
Calais X Blrlns, D miles Lewey's Island
| IL mtle-; York i Cumberland, Is mile.
Inc Pen5hseot x hennelc roai is leased hy
the Andr ecossin * X .nnebec road, anu the
number OF through passengers on the two
roAds was - $50 wAs passengers. II ,43l
revenue IRON all sources. SIP sos o. The
Portland Y kenneo.c, and Somerset Il Ken.
Eeb,c are also run in connection through
lSissen gers. 1875; WY passengers. So.
40. reye' ue from all sources, Sl15,33o 81.
The Atlantic L 81 lawrence being leased
10 the Grand Trunk c., pays u dividend ..
: o,tGo the pirtl and L Portsmouth, 800. :
utp. and the MAcIils port rold. used exelu.
e'vely for the tr,nsp1rtition Of lun Der, div
idend ot ) Per cant No other ruad in the
State pays any dividend Port Adv.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-22

Inc BILL TO k>u'UHNGE MANUFACTURE
Just passed by our legislature. provides tina.
All manufacturing establishments hereafter
erected by indiVliuais OF By incorporated con-
pAnies tpr tn" manufacture Of fabrics Of COT
ton and woodland all the machinery and cap
Itll used for or rating the same. t,,erher
With 4 ! such machinery hereafter pa, into
buildings already ercte'i, but M, now occu-
Ilsd, ami all the capital as d for op,ra,inc
the same are exempted from taxation FIR ten
years alter the Passage OF TIN, act, pror,6ei
towns ami cities in which slch manufactur-
my eta hl'shments may fe lncateti or in which
It NAV IL proposed 10 establish the same.
-hai IN a legal manner give their a.sen, TO
such exemption.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-22
| am very truly
Yours respectfully
{. II.

DkAs Sir In accordance with nv
agreement will drop You line. We left
Boston March 30th. and arrived here last
night. We did not ride all the time, but
stopped over three nights and Sunday. We
passed through Mass. y. Y. Vt. {. W.
Mica. part Of Indiana, III and Missouri
We came the Northern route via Grand
Trunk &c. but il any more leave Castne tell
them not TO come -. We crossed par, Of
Lake Ghamplain, river ST, Lawrence, river
Detroit and the Mississippi. Wewent down
the Mississippi on the Steamer 20 miles.
There is not SPAR of green grass 10
be seen here, nor WAS there en-route. Il
has been cold ANA disagreeable since we lef,
Maine. We had snow storm in Illinois.
| WAS not pleased with the Western Coun-
try. This State however is good looking
one. think could live here we'll
ST Johns, is u pretty place and rapid
5y growing one. |. is situated on a plain
surrounded BY high hills. There is a Con
vent here two or three large tayerns. one Of
which is now building and large Town
House
We know no more abou, the digging. than
wedi4 when We were at home. We have
seen some, however who have seen the ".r-
ii:!s."
Provisions and all necessaries are as chear
as they are in our Town and more - think
Coed dJur is s 30 and :, beef (Iried) i.
Il u, bacon 10, pork 10 -, IL a. os~r
one from $50 to Sl0o rather per in aash
Wagons uice ones are from $50 t, $40
There are plenty Of men here en-roate and
hundreds les.yirg daily, one can Sc tent.
pitched in all directions, We are pavin.
$50 FOR bAard yer week. We shall star
SATURDAY think. - into X lusls, some fft,
miles. near some farmers huuse, and camr
until the grass starts which viii be some tw,
Q. three weeks.
Yours e.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-22
Money ! Money!! Money -!

We have never seen the time when We have
fallen 30 far behind in our receipts, of our cur.
rent fxpanses, Ms during this winter. Many week.
~ have not received enough to pay our paper
Dill, "aic the amount required to pay our work
Ing force is quite large. We also 6nd that many
u our subscribers falling far in arrears This
should not be so. We desire it shall not continue
siways. If those who are in areas will g,uer.
Uusly assist US, We will take it kindly in them
When the season is far adva need enough to war
rant IT, We intend to Walt most of tho towns in tho
county, can,assins for subscribers and Collecting
our dacs In the mean time those who can pay
ct one time well as another, will find n conye
nieat opportunity to send money by these attend
irg Court
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-22
Assssr FOR RrsylNo y,,., or, q, nm

AsSEsr FOR RrNSl>o VESSEL ocr or 1nx
>htsHi'f HANDS. ihe police d New York,
on Iuesd y arrested CAPT. Gray ami Mr.. Or
cut', captain ami mate ui the brig Gilmore
Meredtth, on warrant charging tseia With
taking the brig irom BroIX,vIle, in this
State, while 5 &c was in char.e Of the Sher-
ID OF Hancock county, and proceeding with
her To New York. At the time the brig was
taken there Was u keeper on bIar,i Of her, bat
he was got rid ol by :, story oi sudden illness
IN has family. lie WAS gone but short time,
and when he returned found the vessel MISS
ing. HE parties arrested were committed
To await requisitlon from the Governor Of
this State
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-22

HOWE DRAwtNG ROOM DANCES This is
quartz Of about one hundred pages, CON
tainins the music and changes OF all the
popular dances, especially designed fer social
evening parties. comprising all the popular
and fashionable quad-llles or cotllions, fan
cy aud contra dances, with every variety of
the latest and most approved figures and calls
Tor the dfcrent changes. Arranged for the
Piano Forte by Elias Howe. Of Boston. The
compiler has high reputation as a musi,
clan, and is thoroughly acquainted with all
the miau,e Of the Terpsicaorean art, ami il.
standard authority in all these matters. As
this compilation is Arranged for the Piano
Forte, it will prove ace ptable for social
drawing room amnssmen,s.
For sale by Mos : Hale
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-22
Capt. Leach and the Eagle
Light House.

Capt. Leach has handed US for publication
some very strong confrm.tory evidence of
the truth Of the statement made in his card
published sometimes since, against the Light
Keeper on Easle Island We do not care to
publish this additional testimony under the
existing circumstances; as We understand the
former Gard" arrested the attention OF the
proper authority to examine into the charges,
and tina, i, will be looked into. and passed
upon. Whenever that shall be done,w NAV
have something more to say upon the mat
ter
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-22

AcoulrrAL OF GAIT. EsrABRoox Captain
Hezekt..h y. fstabrook OF Seigwlck wi o has
been on trial in the Circuit Court of tie L.
; IN B'ston Tor some days. on charge of
numbering Charles Smith mate OF the schooner
t"meo' WAS acquitted by the jury on We'd
nestiay' ON the ground that he was insane at
tbs tinae he committed the deed. After the
verdict oil mot guilty" was rendered, at tie
suggestion OF his counsel, the prisoner WAS
remanded in order 10 allow Investigation 70
oe had oil his II esent mental condition.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-22
RteME. | MING To ImENsKlvt, WiSo..-

INCHES AIMING To iHfSsEiNES W tS0s.-
FRIDAY afternoon an elderly Quker gentlemen
While un his way from Boston TO Salem. un-
deriook 10 pas from one car 10 another while
the train was al - highest speed he WIN d
" rs powerful, and his extensive hat. witch
lifted ather loosely, as OF = sudden detached
from ms head and whtrled spartlvely away
across the mea uws. The loser. eauntenanee
assumed hue mere deadly than his raimcn,
Rushing through the cars in 4 very Wild ard
un.tluaSer ike manner with hlIr rigidly
erect aud coat thsis streaming comet WISE
heh nd. he tiuhG himself upon the conductor
ana Ms sense OF compassion. aud b.>gughi ham
20 check the tram until ms property o. Id be
recovered 1t Was MT tie hat-though tina,
was valaahlc-6nt in t. lining snus.y rcpos-
Ell a nste ior one thousand dollars ut The
thought ef losing which ,he spirit neyed him
10 cry aiba and reBd ms hair Ofc54r>e the
conductor stopped the tain, AMI through I'll e
slnd o:hees of a brakeman the vasr.ni top.
peice wa. restored. with ii, valuable contents,
and the Q4aAer subsidized again me- a safe u {
calm and cuntenred drab. -. Boston Courier.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-22
Yours &c.
EDWARD F Collins.
B. j. WILSON P NJ.

SHORT cosSoss-A eev belougias 10 L D Jar
dan Esq. Of this village s,rayed s~ay and ns,hizs
could ee beard Of her for some time. At las, see
sas foand in an cid cellar. the house having beea
hauled anywhere sne bad been wi,hoa, nod
Or s''ss ss- ''s Says She vas lively when first
'sSsa from her prison. and rAn ho-s. but ser fscd
maze aer sHvsii fss acme days. She Is dos doing
vSU-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-22

The PENNSYLVANIA DlxocRAcY Mr.. b.
chanan may say, in the energetic languages.
OF Mr.. Sqnecrs, " my sun has gone down i'm
the ocean wave, if our telegraphic report
OF Mr.. Hickman's speech before the Demo-
cratic State Rights Convention at Harris
burg gives q fair idea Of the spirit Of that
body. 1t is formal discharg- Of the Pres-
dent rom the service and comptnionship Of
the Pennsylvania Democracy, and IA ,rnng
u the public that they Will no longer hold
themselves responsible for his doings. This
- IL must Significant step in our current poll
ties. Were it the movement Of u respectable
tacti N. it would le evcryw here evident that
Pennsy lsania is not now the state whers
Democratic chism can prevail with impuni-
ty-but IT is ma iority movement. and puts
all idea of faction and disscntients on the
other side If it wer, hating. qualified and
personal IN it's nnture. 1t would still be re-
.tr,i~i with alarm by those who are inter
csted in the future welfare Of the Democrat-
lie ptrty-but 1t is as bold and sweeping Us
any opposition demonstration could be. and
1t arraisns the gene al policy OF the Admin
Istrltlon upon broad and comprehensive prin-
cples. 1t is, in fact, lust such a demonstra-
ton as Connecticut and Rhode Island acted
out last week, and as the now entire North
are ready and ANXIOUS IL endorse.
B ston Journal