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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

Mr.. Farnswortb, yesterday smoked out the
Fire Eaters on the subject of reopening the slave
trade. Tie result of the roasting was, that so ne
looked coolIy upon the project, Others warmly
applauded it, but the mass regarded it as rather
hopeless within the Confederacy." That is, we
suppose the Southern programme as revised, is a
cotemporaneous dissolution of the Union and a
revival oftbe slave-trade. Why notncorpOratethese
twin measures into the Charleston Platform
Northern dougbiaces VIII not finch, because they
sympatlize with those who are clamoring for dis
solution, while James Brooks thinks that Slavery,
aud OF course tie traffic in slaves, is sanctioned by
Scripture.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

The Grand Jury, in their presentment, yesterday,
animadverted upon the increase in petty crimes
during the past month, and suggested that much
mischief of this nature might be prevented by
adopting the European custom of rgidly closing
public houses and places of public resort at mid
night The Five Points were visited, and the con-
cusion riIed at that they were harbor of refuge
for thieves and vagrants, that ought to be inn
mediately suppressed, and that the owners of the
property should be held responsible for letting their
premises to such unworthy characters.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

Terence Farley, contractor, School Commissioner
and Democratic Alderman elect Of the Twentieth
Ward some years ago made contract with Street
Commissioner Tay or for grading Fitty-eighth street.
between Eighth and NiGth avenues. Mr. APpleoy,
a property owner in the street, called 10 question
the legality of the contract, and on Thursday the
Supreme Court bell that Fsrley's bid for the work
was the highest instead Of the lowest as requiredby
law, and gave judgment in favor of Mr.. Applejy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

VIII Fernando Wood and ms associstes 90
admitted into the Charleston Convention as thc
representatives Of New-YOIk, or wIl that honor be
awarded to the ex-free.Soilers who, for The most
part, make up the delegation of the Softs Til"
is question which is just now considerably oia-
cussed in The Daily Eers, Mr. Woods organ.
There can be no doubt that Nessrs. Wood ana
O'Conor are intrinsieally scunder on the negro
question, ard that the, viii prove tIuer to the De
union Democracy, than Isaae v. Fowler and paei''
+. TIemsnn can be. The latter, no DOUBT WIN 20
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
THE mYsTERY OF mitchell.

The cup Of unhappy Europe was not full enough
of calamity. Fate had 6 yet redder plague in store
for her than she had counted on. Bonaparte was
lot penalty sufficient; Francis Joseph was not pun
isbmsnt enough; nor even Pope Pro Mono penance
fully expatory of her sins. The last feather is laid
upon the back Of that much-labored camel John
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

The Overland Mail with San Francisco dates to
the I'd iDst has reached Msliory's Station. Judge
Terry had been arraigned for killing Senator Brod-
uick. Col. J. w. Psrdee, formerly financial man
aser for Wells, Fargo & Co, bad died suddenly on
the esth ult. There was danger that San Francisco
would be inundated by an overflow of the leVee.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

Judge Parker at the Union-ssving meeting In
wiamsbureh last evening, charged upon the Re
pubhcans the non-organizstion OF the House OF rep
resentatiyes. This is rather cool, even ior tnis
season. OF course, if the House were composed
entirely of Democrats, Mr.. BocOck might have been
elected on the first ballot.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

Mr. Seward, who may be expected to arrive here
by the Arago on Monday or Tuesday next, is to be
bcrored with reception by his personal and Polit
col fieDds. The Republican Committees met last
night and made the necessary arrangements for
welcoming bm home.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

There was g Cnioa meeting held in Washington
last evening. Resolutions were offered, denouncing
tie 6re-eaters of ihe South and fanatics of the
North. A substitute was proposed, declaring the
meeting inopportune, unnecessary, and uncalled
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

We learn from Washington that the probabilities
ore that there win be no quorum present in the Sem
ate until Tuesday week. the I'd of January, and
consequently the Presidents Message may not be
communicated to Congress prior to that time.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

Tie Pixies Peak Express, with $4,000 IN gold
dust. has arrived at St Louis. The Legislature
had adjourned after perfecting code Of laws for
the government Of Jefferson Territory. Elections
were 10 be held on the first Monday OF January.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

Judge Roosevelt has been appointed to the q. s.
District Attorneyship declined by Judge Parker
1t was understood that lie would accept before he
was nominated.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

Mr.. Bowman has got the Democratic Senate
Caucus nomination for Printer through the personal
influence of the President.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, DECEMBER "a 1859

for. Amid much confusion. the platform cayed in.
with number Of people upon it, when there was o
general dissolution of the meeting, full band paJ-
ing Iiveiy march-name not gwen
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

The name of Mr.. James T. Sherman of New
Jersey was accidentally omitted from among the
siguep to the call for the National Republican
Convention in TIE TRIBUNE Of yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

THE EEw-YoRK DAILY TRmgsE ia Published every
morning and Evouns-Sundsys exeeptedlthe mosng stos
Il delivered to City SubEcribor l2l osnt- per week
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

The Court of Appeals, in the case of Stephen
Clark against the City Of New-York, in which jaJg
ment had been rendered in favor of Mr.. c. for
$l2O, eco, has ordered new trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
Nem!Oork DAILY Gribn,te
SATURDAY, DECEMBER "a, 1859.
TO CORRESPONDENr rs

10 C0RRESPONDEkT
We cannot undertake 10 return rejected fomnmiesors
sVness letters for THK TRIBUNE should In al Dc sa
arsssed to HoRACE GREgIEY Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

snow being sold a, tremendous bargains
Those not vet provided with Winter meats earuey
reques be assured that they be suited In eVe
re- peot and save 2a per cent.
The stock oouPre variety and quality OF goods adapted
10 Niniex
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

r. X. r.
RAowA1s RRSOyArISG RKsoLyENT is the great constitution
Al remedy IA heals old parties the blood sti within
the yte renewed health and resolves aud externates all
chronic and al diseases viii ehecualy eradicate
om the system oil cronous and osncerous affections tumoI
nodes caAker rash letter ricketts, sores,
heOus skin diseases and all other diseases arising from i'm
pure state Of the blood
City.
H. r. RKAkDEs sold By Druggists and stOtehssPers every
where.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
DIR. wIsrAR's BAI.sAM OF WILD CHERRY.

DIR. WIsTAR's BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Thu spPSOved appreciated sad wek known remedy Is the best
sEsps fE the safe rapid ard psrmaneu. Of
Coughs Colds Bronchitis Croup WhOopng Cough, Asthma
Bledps the Lg Sore Throat Hoseness snd every form
q PHmonAry Affection and Consumption Witness the thou
sanas who whea ohor remedies failed found relief aud
thG
by W. FowLx Co, Boston, whose printed the
s0tef wrapper.
Sold IN Nsw-Y0k by BAKsHs PARK, p. c. wELLs Co.
HRsENAS Co, ScaIEVFELIs, BRorHsss Co, MekEssoS
KOB1ls and by druggists and dealers everywhere city
country.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

CRIsTADORO's HAR-DYE, WIGS and ToUPEEs
suTrass s In ether heusphefs. bis assortment Of Ladies
Long m aids tlonis Half Wigs. etc 10 complete. Dis
.tedd Is applied BY artists the satisfaction
every hanuiactUred aud sold s No Astor House
ScRoFUIA OF EIGHT YEARs-WALKIsG on
CarIcHsA-Cursd ty the MseSETrc SAIyH JAS g. MosaEs
2b-st TIA BY al tbs hands Of the
Ncsey Iron W0fks Fer sale By Dr. B. Smith, Barnes
IArk, " els = Co., aud by Druggists.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

IsroRTANT CoSsUsPrIvEs!
The success Of Dr. CHURcHLLs SPECIFIC REMEDY uupar
Aeed II with Rrayipblo efficacy in ALL stages Of Con-
sumption sso in Debility, Dyspepsia Bronchitis Esurlsis
and all Nervous Dieases, Female Weaknesses, Prosaon,
Spermsiorrhea &c, &c.
PEIcEsn and l6 OF bottles g and ~ each DR. CHURcH
Treatise and Circulars gratis Inquire for and only
wScBETERs PREPARATION Sold by respectable Druggists,
and wholesale and retail by
J. WIScHEsrRB No. a. Johns', N. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
IMPORTANT ANNoUNcEMEsr.

Osn HrxpRsp THOCAsp DoLLAm
worth Of
PASHIosABLH NISTKR CLoTuISG
AT etaii.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

PpRxfsHING Go0Ds. r,
Sh,t Collars UudeTrsgnents. Hosiery, Scsrs, Ile Ora'
vat- chie Sugpenders Cmhreiss ma u'9
skn Glcyes Fur Gloyes Riding 6iovrs CaSmese "'''o ~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
A FhTEND m NErD-TRY Ir.

ps SvEsrs IsgAlIIsLs LISmEsr.
fAs great external remedy Of the age Prepared hos Ae
.ys Of d. S~Ybes sweet Of Connseticnt the cecbfs.a
vhoss 10 ua-ivasd BY thai Of any living
u serteb ard iuineedists Tor sout
h spedas bspises cuts woun5s burns sclds piles
zaeARe h~adrche oothseko and aD rheumatic
heorseFs external injuries Se an sufferers sheaid give
Artal RcSARBSoS Co. PrepristoTs. kezvios. Conn Fef
eae .
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

CENTRAL PARK SKATE EMPORIUM.-A splendid
lot English SKATES just received Everything In the
Skating line ieKcept the Ponol in boundess variety.
WAIKER, No. 2J5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

THAT CHRISTMAS AND NEw-YEAR's HA1.-
I've Hsr expressly prepared for the holidays oy %
- rrno, t so Rroaduay Is of toe most taxing Nor
cf AIT end cence exhibited the PVeic t' sA1s an "a
ha, sys nnrivsled and besus who wear II can Ia 70
nh he ATT on ht straight into the atecii'n, OF toe
onng New- oik l. delighted wh this ehei Gu'Ie
~ cY,, and the Hstes ell along Broadway are boiling over
yilb envy end rage.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
CATARRH! /!

For cure Of this disease the victims Of referred 70 Dr.
Gocds who hss made the pathology and treatment Of the
subject Of special investigation for many years He has been sue
cess and is the ony physician that gave M true theory
end the only person that cured it, His Office No e63
Broadway New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

Mvxorr.l ming steepEte engraving Chrisin.s Let
Ter by MI irving autographed sunnystde hnaied nune
"Reminiscences, &c all IN the January
addition to the best Stories skeehe- ana
pens of the u,onh by the Hon George Bancroft Iuckernan
kc Price % cents for sale everywhere hSIcKKaBocKhs
for 1850 and Merry Making" large new line Engraving ana
splendid Christmas Preseut, only sS ,,v,
'P4 JOHs A. GRAY, Publisher
Nos 10 and Is Jscobst, New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
THE HOME JOURNAL,
A pAyxx ron rms HoxRs or Coon TASTE.
Moxrn 4 WINS, EDrYoRs

xytb se January number os 100 viii begin tbs publication
az pew and tenn Original Nofk OF fse and fcfon WIN
tsa expressly for The Home Journal emitted
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

"'TwAs THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS"
The best presents for Gentlemen
FINE SHIRTS and CLOVIS,
~ w. u 80 'N Ira PKRBao & Soy.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-08
WILLIAM WINDOW. CANDL
DATE FOR CONGRESS.
He is proved to be n Know Nothing and
a LIAR.

HI e is proved to be n Know Nothing and
1t will he recollected that Mr. Win
dom received the votes of tine Re-
|pudiation delegates from Hennepin
County, in the Republican State con-
vention, upon the solemn and public
assurance of Mr.. Buck, Windom's
representative, that Window was in
no manner connected with the Rail
road interests Of the State. 1t was
upon such assurances, that Window
was enabled to beat Norton. The
Winona Democrat has since fastened
the lie upon both Buck and Window,
by producing the articles of agreement
between William Window, and the
Transit Railroad Company, by which
the former agreed to serve the com
|pany, by which the company as their
attorney, at the rate Of S., 900 per year
extra professional fees and all ex-
|penses to be paid by the company
1t has SINCE been contended that Win
dom was merely an attorney to ne.
goiate for the way. BUT the Demo-
crat has disproved this, by showing
that it was Mr.. Window who nego.
tiated, compromised or settled, on be.
half Of the Railroad Company, the
claim of Mistress Hall, of Washing.
ton City, which so shocked and hor.
rited our virtuous Hennepin county
friends. OF course, no Republican,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-08
THE CLAIMS OF WIN. WINDOW.


We have heretofore published the EVIL
dence proving Mr.. Window to have been
formerly an active Know Nothing politician,
and member Of the Know Nothing State
Convention in Ohio, Notwithstanding he
plants himself upon the Republican platform
and declares the charge to be an unmitiea-
ted lie.
On our first page will be found an article
proving conc!usivsly that William Window
formerly Of Mount Vernon, Ohio, now o.
Winona, Minnesota, and Republican candi.
date for Congress, was, while q resident o.
Mount Vernon, the Vice President of the
Know Nothing lodge in that place. The
original charter Of the lodge, by which Mr.
Window was appointed such Vice Presi
dent, being now in the possession Of the
Pioneer and Democrat. Nnther tie Mime.
sottan or the Times haze said a w,rd IL de-
tense Of Mr.. Window since the publication o,
that article. Their guns are spiked!
The character of MIR. Window has re-
ceived a severe shock in consequence Of hi
emphatic denial Of the charge, and to b
proved wilful liar on >uch charge is Ger
tain'y very disagree able fix to be put in
and shows Mr.. Window is entirely unwor
thy of the support Of candid men.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-08
is, in principle and practice as, dishonest as
the very worst Of them.

is, in principle and practice as dishonest as
the very worst Of them.
We have before alluded to Gov. tt.msev's
connection with the Indians Of Minnesota.
He came here as er-o1icio Indian Supern.
tendent, and was impeaci,ed by the House
Of Representatives for derelictiops Of duty;
for presenting fraudulent claims for money,
pretended to have been paid to the Indians
which was not-and generally for de-
frauding the Government out Of thousands
Of dollars. This fully appears in the record
ofthe proceedings Of Congress-.
Now then putting all these facts together
fellow citizens. is Gov. Ramsey entitled
to your support for the important position
Of Governor Of Minnesota. You are know
ing to the truth Of every statement above
set forth. No person can pretend that they
are false or even exaggerated. They are
patent historical facts. Do they show that
the cx'Gov. has any claims to the office?
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-08
THE LETTER FROM REEME1.sN IN
THE OHIO SWiNDLER.

The letter from Hon. Charles eemelin
to epublican Of Red Wing, has created
considerable sensation in Republican circles
It has removed whatever doubts the hon.
st and candid portion of that party ma,
cave entertained, as to Bakers guilt. Nj
h'en'l.n as b'ea active IS . epublicar
since the organization Of that party. He
attended the Pittsburgh Convention Of Feb
ruary, 1856, and took prominent part il
laying down Gu, b.sis Of the epublic an or.
ganization he was an able advoca Of Ere
mont's election; has been an ppwayerine
supporter Of Gov. Chase, of Ohio and ui
to tae h1ar Of his { EEMELIN's) appoint
ment as Trustee Of the Ohio Life Insurance
y Trust Company, in February Of the pres.
ent year. he held lucrative and response
bic appointment At the hands Of Gov. Chase
Bus Mr.. eemclin will not permit his sym
pathies as Republican, to overnaster hi,
duty IS . citizen and, IS consequence, b,
has been active IS \ member of tn,
Ohio Investigating Committee, in ferre:in,
out Bakers scoundrelisln. In his language
Baker was regarded IS venal and corrup
by all with whom he came in CON- ct."
The letter Of NJ. eeWeli was written
in response to the interrogatories Of Orrir
!,ensmore, Esq, the Republican Prohat.
Judge Of Goodhue county. Mr.. Densno:e
suppressed the letter, but copies Of the cor
respondence were procvFsd from Ohio. Th,
nice sense Of honor which ac;uated Deps
more, We trust. will be appreciated BY, th,
people Of Goodhue county. Had Mr.. en-
e''n's answer, exculpsted BAKER. it would
pave beep expressed to every portion Of TIN
State. within 46 hours after its receipt. Blu,
u it proved and substantiated every charge
We have mada against the infamous scoun
dIcl, the Judge Of Probate Of Gocdhuc coun
~, concluded to suppress it. He became
ov 30 dong, on accessory after tho act.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-08
THE CORRUPTION OF THE RE
PUBLlCIIN CONVENTION.

However improper the influences brough
to bear upon he Convention may have bee,
IN other particulars we can assure our frient
that they lad no connection whatever will
the nomination Of Dr.. Garrard :" Rem l;can
This is mere assertion on the mart If tn
Republican, it has no proof and can otto
none to support the statement. How wa.
1t that the nomination of DR.. Garr&fd wa
not obtained by influences equally as i'm
proper, as you admit, were brought to bea
upon the convention in other particulars.
D'd he not ns,skc liz requisite pledges; where
by he sold HIMSELF body aud soul to Chas
Mcclure, in order tc.obta,n the nomination
The Republican we'll knows that he did
Did he not sell out other candidates-th.
candidates for Senator, for Treasurer and
Auditor. in order to obtain it The Repub
tican knows that he did. Did he not bu,
the delegates from his district who support
ed him. Aaron G. Hudson, said so, openl,
as we can prove by fifty men.
How is it that Mr.. Garrard will not poll on,
tenth Of the Republican votes in that dis
trict. That over three hundred Of them
have pledged their earnest support to Per
ry Martin. 1t is because they know those
facts and are acquainted with the man
and would support IS they ill say. ever
. Democrat in preference to him.
We are glad to see the Republican 70,
once frank enough, as appears by the above
extract to admit that the Republican con.
veatien was controlled to use its mild Ian
suage by "innpreper influences" That is l,
was in reality, corrupt and rotten to the
core. and now Messrs. Republicans when
your own organ admits this fact, can you
conscientiously, by your votes approve o
and support such action.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-08

denial of being their associate. and
they sent the original along as are
minder. 5g ~ o<l1.i
We now submit to scandal pub
lic:" Who is the Liar? William
Window or the Pioneer d Democrat 2
1t is true, we don't belong to church,
and Mr.: Window does, but that makes
no particular difference in determ;n;no,
this question. VINO Is THE L1ARP9
Pioneer d Democrat. - -,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-08
DEMOCRATS, RE ON YOUR GU ARD.

HEMOCRATS! BE ON YOUR GU ARD!
We have received reliable information that
the Republicans contemplate carrying out .
great system Of frauds, all through South,
ern Minnesota. aud especially through the
south part Of lioodhue county, and in 9th.
er localities, where they may have simila:
facilities. The scheme is with regard to
this county. to run loads of voters, be.
tween Mszeppa in Wabashaw, and Belvi-
dere. Zumbrota. Cherry grove and Kenyon
voting them in all those precincts.
This was the same scheme carried out by
the Republicans in 1857, by which the vote
OF this county was increased over three
hundred over the actual number of residents
then in the county-saying nothing about
the fact that large number Of actual resi-
dents did not vote at all. One instance will
be recollected, when prominent citizen o.
Zumbrota took a load Of strangers from this
place and voted them at Easterly's and al
Zumbrota after they had voted here. The
righteous among the Republicans arc seduced
into this scheme, on the pretended plea thai
the Democrats will carry out similar fra::d.
in the North, and it will be necessary t.
counterba'ance them in this way. Oh hon
est Republicans.
The Republicans are now pretending tina
they will carry Zumbrota by one hundre,
and nifty majority, and Bclvidere, Cberry
Grove &C., by vote in the same pro
oort'on-preparing the public mind for
large vote in these precincts--while the &C
! tual residents Of Zumbrota never have AM
DO not now number seven,y-fivc. There j
not that number to be found on the road 81
pervisors' list.
They Also boast as they did in 1857. tina
they have fund Of $l50O0O, raised in tn
east as it was at that time, to carry tn
present election.
Democrats be on your guard. The voic
Of the people Of Goodhue county, must no
be again choked down, BY the repetition q
the enormous frauds of 81. Make it a,
especial point TO watch those precincts
Challenge every person offering to vote VIII
is not a resident of the precinct. Take hi
name and actual residence if you can discove
1t and thus be prepared with the evidence t.
uproot the returns from precincts j,
which the Republican programme is carrie,
out.
Again we say, look to the polls, and caal
lenge every person not known to be a resi-
dent Of your precinct, and have the chal
lenge and the answers to the usual cues
tons recorded by the clerks Of the electio,
las the law directs.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-08
THE GOODnUE COUNTY FRAUD,
OF 1887.

OF 1887.
We have made mention in another col.
umn Of the plans now entertained by the
Republicans, Of re.enacting the frauds O.
1857, in this county, and all through South.
ern Minnesota. OF this we have inforna.
ton from one Of our most reliable citizens
who is willing to make oath to the fact.
To show with how much reason the De
mocracy may expect the enactment Of such
swlndle, we give below certain facts aud
figures, we have published before, and which
were never denied, and cannot be denied
for they are from the official election returns
OF the county. and the official census returns
Of the Marshal Of the State. Here they are
In 1857, the whole vote polled was 1928
Democratic, 7o5; Republican, 1928. b.
the census returns. there was, at that time
in the county, 1852 men over twenty -one
years Of age. The Deputy Marshals got five
cents head for enumerating them, and
made oath that their returns were correct,
and no impeachment Of them ever has been
or ever can be made.
This, then, is conclusive evidence of the
tact that large number of votes were
polled in this county over and above the
number Of bona fide electors in the county
ne'rly, if not quite 4O0-for it must be
borne in mind that from 100 to $50 of those
electors did not vote at all! As further evi
dence on this point, we give the actual vote
polied in 1853, eohe~ there haul been a laryt
i''c'etss in 0ss fop,.lation Of the county, ore,
ant a'oce that o. 1857. ~ Whole NUN.
Der OF votes, 163l-297 votes less THIN ,cert
po1 d the gear before. Of them were Demo.
cratic, 7l5-a slight increase. Republican,
9l6-a falling off Of 3O7 votes.
Th" Republicans never have and never
can explain tn :se figures, and they cam,
be explained on any Other basis than that Of
fraudulent voting. 1t is impossible
Fellow citizens, what had become Of the
400 fraudulent votes the Republicans polled
in 1857? Where were they? Not in this
county. BIT l'"k out that til 3 don't turn up
his taN!!! BE ON YOUR GUARD