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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-17

INAKM FOR SALE.-A highly improved
L and conveniently situated FARM, containing
TIIKEEHl NDRED AND FOURTEEN ACRES,
in Fairfax county, Va, on the Little River Turn
bike, six miles from Alexandria and nine from
Washington city, with turnpikes leading direct I"
each "f said cities; and rail communication by the
Orange and Mauassas Gap Railroads, the del't"i
the former / miles distant andthe latter VIII nave
Il depot adjoining .ad farm
The DWELLING is fIt class house
H; suited for large family, having all the rrqui-
~. out buil,lings and fruit Of the best quality.
There are 900 fruit uces 600 oi peach aud Hp-
rle have been planted in the last i've years. Tho
soil j. Of the best quality and adapted to market
gardening having the advantage Of Alexandra,
Washington and Georgetown markets, the latter
being only ten miles distant.
This property could be conveniently divided INTO
two farms, as the Little River Turnpike runs CEN
trally through it, having on it well established
wagon stand with the requisite buildings, where
has been a good run Of custom for number "t
years-it lies at the intersection OF the Washing
ton and Alexandria Turnpikes. For further IN
formation, apply TO the subscriber, MlddlehufG'
Loudoun county, Va, or to JAMES VI. BENTON,
the present occupant. NJ. ii. DIN i'-''
L"uduun county. je 22-e""m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-17
THE EXCELSIOR MANIPULATED GUANo
WILL III rrr rr IL BAGS ANp NNEktP
S. Sands Excelsior Manipulated Guano,

kNp WILL CONTAIN
- Ia 10 per cent. .lwm""i" IN" 10 =" "' per-
o.m W"sPh0i'S.
II Is intended that il shall reach the highest ~
thrsc standards. but some allowance l. desired u"
H.. ,und, tn meet amy possible sh"rt-c"mins winch
lac accident NAV hc made. The Excelsior No. J
brIi.y,cuual I" the best Peruvian Guam" on an!
rror tn which that article is applied, ani Will sur
mass !, u. Improvement t" land. The Agricultural
mill, hn,, been much imposed upon 10y all sorts
- rr,f,ss.d fertilizers. but have n" hesitation III
SAVING that believe this compound will hc i"unh
,L Il, pins Ultra" nf anything "f the kind which
h.,, ,.t h,..n rrnducrI aud with this confidence
i, i: y,lu. | have agreed 10 introduce II t" the
public. HAa' l. r'
Baltimore. Md.
All order, FROM persons III virginia a"d Mary
land. trading with Alexandra, Will Ice promptly
supplied 10y the Agents. -,
- ,,2,, hlrNnuirin.
rI,u FARMERS. GARDENERS, Sc.-lh' ""-
d.r;,r.J having received the Agency tor
T\SEEE i ClAEK'S CELEBRATED fEkIl-
LIyEES. respectfully invite the attention "l ths
Agricultural community I" the following articles
now offered tor sale .,,
PHOSPHATE FERTILIZER
GROUND BONE
Do Do SUPER
MEAT AMI BONE COMPOST
Do DO Do FINE.
C;r,ulars containing description of Tia" above
F.r,i,;,rrs. sen. free of charge. by Application I"
ALERT ". GRAY CO.. Agents
I'D y T. cor II ing Water st..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-17
VALUABLE MARKET AND DAIRY FAR,

VALUABLE MARKET AND DAIRY FARM
Y FOR SALE will sell upon acrVmn"da-
ting terms. thar valuable MARKET ana DAlkh
FARM. living on the west side of the Mount Yer
non road leading from Alexandria Ia Mount Yer
n-r. and on the south side al the "Hreat huhiIhS
rrrrk =" in the County ~ Fairfax. adjoining the
city of Alexandria (thc channel "i the Creek beng
the dividing line called VALLEY FARM, con
tanning THIRTY FIVE ACRES, be- the same
more or less.
~ The improvements consist of q good sub
- staniia BARN. nearly new. aud small
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, the latter not yet
finished The enclosure j. almost wholly OF post
and rail fence.
The soil is one of the very best, having fine
lark rhocolnlc surface. easy To cultivate. win
rich, deep. dark. clay loamy subsoil, admirably
aIaptrdto all Gardening PURPOSES, with enst'rn
and southern slopes for early vegetables ~ well
~ all kinds of grains and grasses, 6raPcfy, or
Nursery. &c.. Sc. Upon this FARM. there are
three never failing SPRINGS, all Of which stood
the test of ISji--one Of them by pipe, under
ground. at trihiug expense, can b. easily convey
ed int"thc cellar of the dwelling house. for family
and dairy PURPOSES, after which conducted |" Tue
-inbl, COW she'd. &c.
There is Likewise n small stream of water running
through the upper part of the FARM. at the base
of the southern slope. aifording ample means Tor
all purposes "f Hot House, Celery Beds, i"f
which last purpose the valley through when thi'
stream passes j. admirably Adapted a. well aa tor
all other Gardening purposes
For river farm, it has been unusually healthy,
The subscriber having had upon ii for two years "A
family of from six to seven persons, and during
that time never had occasion 10 call in physIrhn.
The location of thi, farm. along side OF, AMI ad-
joining ln the city Of Alexandria, It's sol aud pro
auctions the last named j. evidenced by the pre-
sent growing crop Of corn upon 1.-THE new SUI
.fantiaI. aud permanent bridge, Just erected over
Hunting Creek. aiiording nj all times n sat" hnd
certain road To- and from Market--the new Turn
pike and Mount Vernon roads forming III eastern
boundary, render ih. farm well worth the atten-
,i,,u # all persons in want Of either market or
dairy farm. or both. Applicants will please adj
,rr,. GEO. WHITE, Agent, Baltimore, Nd.
.uy y colt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-17
BELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE, Alexandria, Va

MISS +. TEBRS, PRINCIPAL.
Miss GARBER Assistant Instructor III English.
Prof. EN.ELBRICRr Vocal and Instrumental
Music.
Prot. PULrI, Languages French, Latin, lta
liam. &c.. Drawing and Painting.
TNiilS Institution will open for its second session
l. the 10Th day OF next September. and close the
last OF June. thorough and systematic course oi
study l. pursued: and every effort will hc con
iinued To maintain high reputation and select
character for til" School. corps of well ,,ua.i-
fled and experienced teachers are engaged for the
coming sessiuri-and other Assistants will hc en-
rl"yed the School increases. II l. the design of
the Principal that this Institution shall possess
every advantage for the attainment of a thorough
and finished female education.
The huilding selected and purchased by the
Principal for the permanent establishment OF the
school. Is j. retired aud healthy part OF the city
1t was erected expressly for Boarding School.
and is we'll suited for that purpose.
-EEfERE>CES.-
TIL. Patrons of the school: 1T. Rev. john
johns, u. D.: Rev. e. y. Dana Rev. ID. +. SPri:e;
Rev. James r. JohmsIon:J j. VI. Stevens. esq. Al
rNan,lra Va: Hon. j. ". Tyler. " arrent"n. Va:
g. ". Lewis. est. Wc>,m"rcaud, Va: .. VI.
CruichiicIi. Speaker House of Delegates Va:
John seldom. esq. stafford. Va: j. Il. Tucker.
Eichm"nd Va Nathaniel T, gr Editor Richmond
Enquirer; Rev rhilir Slaughter CulPcpcr Co..
Va: Major II. l.. Tyler. Washington tlN; he'.
John T"~lc>. Prince VIM. Co.. Va Robert Berer-
~, esq. The Plains. Fauiul'r Co.. Va; y. Frank
I'm Minor. esd. AlhrmIrr CO.. Va: DIR. l.. \.
Curric Lancaster Co., Va: James +. Bail, esd.
Northumberland Co.. Va. ". lie Roy Broun.
esd, Bloomfield Academy. Albrnar!e Co.. Va;
Rev. X. II. Phillip. Principal Nirginla Female
Institute; Rev. .. 4. Hius"NiHg; b. i. holland.
esd; Gen. Asa Rogers; pr. VIM. Il. Cochran. Mid
dIchnrg. Va; Rev. X. y. L,rsc"mh, Ecstcrt"wu.
Maryland: 1h">. l.. Brown, ESQ, Charleston,
kanawha Co., Va.
For Circulars confirming full particulars. lcrms
Sc address Miss h. IEBES.
"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-17

CONN lONERS SALE Or REAL ESTATE
Y AT FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, NA.-Pur-
,lant Ia Il decree of the Circuit Court Of the city
IF Richmond Va, rendered on the 9TH day OF
June 1855: in the suit of Ann Allison plnintih -.
j. Waters Allison, VIM. II. Allison, Ellen '. Ali
son, and Benz. Pollard, their guardian a. H., de.
PENDANTS. the subscriber as Commissioner Of SAID
Court will offer for salc at public auction on The
premises, between the hours OF IL NJ. and y. VI,
~. ." No"day, the 18Th ?f September "'r', the
a::i TANER occupied by q. ". Garner. aud the
STORE HOUSE attached, occupied 10y Robert
Allison. Also. the LOT OF GRolN &C., "r-
cupcd by said Garner.
TEnMS-Thc purchase money to he paid in three
equal instruments of six, twelve and eighteen
months. with interest added from day of sale. "n
negotiable notes with approved endorSers; the II
tie to be retained until the purchase money u
fully paid up Benz. "AihhS,
aug lO-lawts. commissioner
"a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-17
JARVIS ISLAND GUAN0.

JARVIS ISLAND GUAN0.
WYE offer iur sale II small rafg"" 81 t'i'S '" -
w inst landed from Schr. West W md. IL has
been recently imported 10y he American """"|
,,,,,,.y from their Island. III the RACINE H""
:. r.,.rr,rut,d To- Ice :. valuable lertnhrr. VIZ ~
,.,,,,,n,uI il To- the attention of our farmers.
my
TyCELSIOR DEBu RG.-l hay" now ~ store
II iull supply OF this popular MAN y t. con-
,.Ini,,, 4 ,..- cant in,mnr" ami % PER ''"'.
Bon. Pko.rL"ic of Lime. A. crop grower anu
'ef''''A''' II : JAMES c. NEEETT,
Sol. Agent for Alexandria.
noBIyS0N'S MANIPULATED "uANo.Il
Il, have taken the Agency "i TINS 'aIu"ole
GTANO. and now have on hand iHlI supply put
W. III strong bags. ,J
Iii. wartautcrl equal {" any in the country "H"
WIN ~ JAMES c. NENETT,
-, opposite Pioneer Mills
SMALL INVOICE PRINCE EDWARD
n ISLAND HERRING. just received a ,i,!., ''f
sale in lots to- suit. aug III J. {. NV FL l.
y BBLs. MACHINE OIL, for sa. by
. iv % RoblNS"N 4" u : w.
J0HN MURPHY, ATTORNEY ~ Ia ~
u Will pr,.tire in the Courts oi "e-th"reiaiiu
R;.b,u,ud. .mI Northumberland Counties; fo''
oa;r. Rirs'. Store. Wostmorelsnd County va.
dec a--u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-17
AUCTION SALES.

SHERlFF'S SALT will expose 60 sale
~ Thur-ddy III. 18th instant, for cash, At the store
house recently occupied by DR.. Harris. on King,
between Union aud Water streets. the entire stock
of MEDICINES and other articles usually kept
in Apothccary Stores together with all the fixtures
belonging thereto, to satisfy distress warrant ia
nv hands, for rent due. Sale to commence NJ 10
o'clock. A. VI. &. VI. CASTLEMAN, II. :.
ruv TT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-17

FIRE X WAsmivGroN-Thc Machine Shops
of the Capitol Extension. in Washington,
caught fire Yesterday morning about 4"'eioek,
and w.r. burned down. The buildings
themselves being only rough frame strur-
lures. are hardly worth place i'll the e>t-
mate OF the loss. the machinery heIng the
loss in fact. \" certain estimate has been
made. aud the opinions al persons protesting
To- know the value ri such things are various,
fixing the loss ut Sl4.oOO Ia Sl1,Ouo. The
origin of the fire is doubtful. Many persons
are thrown out "t employment 10y this disas-
ter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-17
Il. II. SHACKELFoRD, J
JOHN MARSHALL, ;
CHARLES L. GREEN,
FauGuicr county. jy 2s-eots

DuBLlC SALE.-At the residence OF the late
/ Andrew Woolt, Sr, between Salem and Rec
tortown. FauIuier County. Va, on TwSd"g, lSth
,ioy ~; AHyu.t 1885,? il fair, II not the next far
day thereafter. shall sell AT public auction, TO
The highest bidder. all the Personal Pro
PERTY of said Andrew Wool. ST., deceased. CON
sstiug of ONE NEGRO MAN; Work Horses;
) head of Colts; ) fat Cattle; several M!lch Cows
and Yearngs; 80 head Sheep; II head of Stock
Hogs: Yoke No. Oxen: about luOO bushels oil
new Wheat; - bbls. Corn; 100 bushels Osts; 10
bushels Rye, and the growing crop of Corn; SeNe-
raj bbls. Family Flour lot of Hay and Straw;
Wagons: | OK Cart | Wheat Drill: Farming
Utensils of all kinds; II o ) II . l. ID and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c, &c.
TERMS OF SALE:-A credit Of nine months will
he given on all sums over slO the purchaser to
give bond with approved security, to bear interest
from day of sale. bu, interest will be RENTED II
principal be punctually paid-Sl0 and under, cash
will be- required.
NOpropcriy to he removed until the terms at
sale are fully complied with-and any one pur-
chasing aud failing to comply, the property bought
by him, shall. after giving due notice, he resold at
his future costs. ANDREW WOOLF. Jr.,
HENRY NJ. WOOLF,
A. Sr doe "A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-17

COMMISSION Mtki Han -. low 'Ahh 81
y EmmuuNp. NEGI>h, d"V"i" their entire nttrn
ton Ia the sale of TOHItfO, WHEAT, FLOf Il
and other TOi NTEi FHODi N, and to the
purchase nf SUPPLIES tor their Country customers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-17
Bl JOHN I. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SALE THIS DAY.

DUBLIC SALE.-On WsdHesd"y, The l7h IN
| ,to,t. at lU"'ciork. 4. ~. shall offer for sale
at public auction in front of the Mayors Office,
in the city o Alexandria. Virginia, TWELVE
SHARES OF VIRGINIA STATE STOCK
Terms. cash. EDWIN G. FlTZilGn,
Administrator of NJ. Z. FitGhugh. decd.
Fairfax Comfy Va aug g-eotS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-17

RANDOLPH Macon CoLLEGE.-The Chair OF
NJ .dern Languages in Randolph Macon
College. established at the last annual meet
ing of the Trustees, has been filled by the
appointment of Professor q. Standby, OF
Washington city, who comes very highly re-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-17

~rNpOWDER AND BLACK TEAS.-Just
II received an invoice of superior Black ana
Green TEAS, which were selected hy
''''A DIR. K. II. STABLER,
.,o No. 100, Kiuc-st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-17
ALEXANDRIA CENTRAL SCHOOL.

Trnu>-Fnr bay scholars. Sl?.5O per quarter
aur 3-2awiw GEORGE \. SMITH. \. VI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-17

Urine PORTO RICO SUGARs.-This day
landing from Schr. Fleetwood, lot oi PRIME
p. r. SUGAR, in hogsheads, for SAFE ny "a
! ." GRAY. MILLER CO.,
.,-13 corner King and Water streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-17

~ ENUINE VIENNA MATCHES: Camrh"r;
" White clue; Gum Tragacanil; Oil Cuhc"';
Refined Salt Petre; Ground Black PEPPER; ,'r"und
Elm Bark Dat Meal; Gum Arabic; t"ha'-JnS'
received AMI for sale by
JAS. ENTWISLE, In. ApothecaTy
spoe 81 King street.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-23
A. G.ssr - Cos Premium TIreshing
Machines

The Improve Taresarz- Machines made by.A. G. AAR
& Go. afshe srEa; zaI-y r -a.- nj Ial, ara az
trae,ias the a,esn & F,r-2ess aa1 " heat sr-eTs
Throughout taa Western states.
TIE .ria.n? aaut rasnasr N which their Improved
PITT Hasblae passed tsrea-a ia closest: a: ths
cleaner in tas Cai.e3 S-ztes
At the faaua state Far las. IA. the C5.lnjtte had
the What equally divided easa Machine from the
salne NOW ami large saaet spread behind each Ma
chine N shlea Aa wasted hest ana eha collect
ed, au4 being again through the Machine. the
exact amount "a wheat wasted correctly detern-
Iucd
A GAAR ) Cs.'s Improved Plts Machine sarezhel
bushels Per inmate aisa ane-tasI Of CALM waste
F. ", B8b.usaa.s Machine tarssAei II bushels per
minute with two and a half -,lans waste speed enc
quarter slower. AMI waste times greater than
l5aAr's Aaeliro1
Has at.ala... yiutea's 6rst Machine threshei less
than enc susael Ter minute With - gallons waste,
speed enc a!s slower, and waste over eight times
greater than Gaar's Machine
HasseGasau < YIatons second Machine. threshei i
hu -Lels per inmate with three gallons waste, speed
oue,tAiri slower AMI waste eight times greater than
Gaar's Machine
Haskell y Cs..s Maehsne. tArssbeI che 5a.ael per
minute with three aa4 half gallons waste, speed
oue-has slower an waste ten times greater than
Farmers look 10 your interest in having your wheat
thresbed and SAVED
Atthe Coanersvilie Fair Fayette Co. eur Horse
Improved Machine awarded First Premium the
test was practical and in competition with 10
horse Hamilton Machine, Mefht Machine and Robin
sons Machine.
Atthe Wayne county Fair, last fall, against
Robinson's Machine the wheat divided equally from
same news, and threshed both runs in less time
sax-a.f rrt.ra heat
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-23
Sileritlfs sale.

D4 VIRTUE Of an Execution vegii 20 m directed
ID from the Wayne Common Pleas Court, will ex-
pose al public sale, at ths Curt House door IN the
town Of CeutrevIle, Wayne county, Indiana, the
lo'h day Of July, 1889, between the hours of ten
o'clock and four o'clock, 7 n, said day, the
following 1eseribeI Real Estate. to wit-Ths undi-
7dei one-hatf If lots nInoar ninety 81 ani
nEnsty-fFe - in that part Of city Of Richmond
laid cut By Bjekle Z Laws all situated in Wayne
county ntsua Taken a. the property Of Henry uhl
ami b. sold - satisfy sad execution yenIi il
favor q Henry Iobensigg.
J. :, STfDHAH Shf. W z.
June = 1913 e. 81 2s-iw
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-23
Negro Eq uaiity.

Bro. Elder is IN hot water because We VIII No'
define our position on negro equality to as sat
isfaction We endeavored to do It IN our own
way few weeks since, and he seems to thinA We
were in fun. In his eyes it IS an awful thing ior
negro to have the right Of suffrage, and yet III
The palny days Of Democracy, when Martin 4n
Ruren was it, leader he voted to admit me ne
proes Of lie state Of New York to vote ana 'Aey
do vote every year. and generally We oeilsFe, d
large majority vote the Democratic ticket. VIII
onr reigbbor tell US how lone it is sisce he was in
favor Of giving the negro tie right to testify IL
courts Of justice? BE careful when you answer
or YOU may be caught in AK Was j.
about the time you 7ere ia favor Of a.iiigating
the evils Of slavery ia the slave States and finally
eradicating it from the land?
Why is our neighbor 50 perfectly silent ii re
gard to his former opinions on this subject We
hoped to see some explanation Of that matter il
his last paper, but he IS as silent a. death.
Mr.. Elder says he Is in favor Of =quatter sover-
eighty, viii lie tel! what rights the Mormons
would have under that kind of policy? Il the
people Of territory have the right to FIX their
domestic institutions IS they see proper have not
the Mormons the right to establish poIygamy as
one Ct their domestic institutions? We are in IA
yor Of squatter sovereignty, when It acts right
when it establishes freedom, bat opposed to it
when it Iegaiizes slavery or sauctifes polggamy.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-23

- I5alaer & Easr,la7 invite attention t.
their stock of Notioas and fa1cy ARTICLES, As tie
most complete ever broasL. 10 tbs city, and
which are offered 10 lie trade a: Wholesale Ct tc
cousuuers a. prices as low = they can te lad Z
Cincinnati CT elsewhere Thy deal ia sal "a
per, and purchase their stock ot tie mzsuGactar
ers, and therefore are enabled % sell st redscsd
prices. They also manufacture sll kia6s Of can
dies, Of the best quality. They have frajt. ua;s
SC, at wholesale ard retail Call seco4d door
west Of Palladium Office
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-23
Form OF Petition so.. Giquor Dealers.


During the session last week of the
County Commissioners in "Old Wayne,
several liquor sellers from this city, were re
fused license on the ground that the form OF
notice orpettion, which they had published in
their hand organ, (the Jedersonian, and their
Penny-whistle (the Broad Axe were Illegal.
Feeling a disposition 10 accommodate this
lass of our citizens, with something true and
legitimate, which should Of course be consid-
ered Eegui, we submit the following form
which we find in one Of our exchanges,
making the town or city, together with an
accurate description of the location Of the
premises where they wish to sell. blank. AS
it presents the nature of the business they
wish TO engage in, in a succinct and life like
manner, we commend it for the use of all
'iquor-sellers who design applying to the
Co. Commissioners for license at their neat
esson, three months hence:
To THE HoNoRABLE Board OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS The undersigned, residing
u- County, Of - and State Of Indi-
ma. being too lazy to work, and having 10
moral feeling or sense of decency, virtue and
responsibility. with 10 ambition to earn an
honest livelihood, and believing Drunkenness
ii all It's Lideous and revolving forms Is a
iessing instead of curse to community, do
especially ask the said Honorable Board
give them
license to make a strong man weak,
License to lay a wise man low,
License to make Wifes fond heart break,
And make her chiidreu's tears 10 H5w.
license to do our nei@lbor harm,
License to hate and strife,
license to nerve the robbers arm
License to whet the murderer's knife.
license where peace and quiet dwell,
To bring disease aud want and woe,
License to make the world a hell,
And fit man for a he'll below.
The location of the premises in which /
propose 10 sell, is -- -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-23
Name }


THE "FoURTH IN INDIANAPOLIS The orator
f the lav, the Hon. Caleb &. Smith. IS dis;ir-
uished as one of the a5lest speakers in the
MON, and being well and farorably known
throughout Indiana. crowds Will be attracted
rom the adjoining counties 20 hear him - Ia
ldapoiis Sentinel Of the 1-h.
The Hon. gentleman Is well known through
ut Ohio. He Is one CT natures uo5iemln.-
cincinnati Press.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-23


Fey- short time since We stated that the
State Democratic Central Committee had issued
a call for State Convention-that said Co1yen-
ton WIS to sit with closed doors &c Oar neigh.
Dor replies as follows
Our neighbor is getting reckless with his
falsehoods. He knows there is nothing in the
call Of the Committee about sitting with closed
cooFs, yet be grasely states such 70 be the fact
In the columns of the yeftrsoniaa we found
the proceedings of the State Central Committee
and here make an extract.
On motion it was II her ordered that J R
Elder and [. ". Hall, be appointed committee
10 procure the use Of the Theatre or some ether
suit able room for the holding OF said convention
and that they make arrangements for seating the
number Of delegates 10 which the different eoun.
ties viii be entitled, upon the ratio aforesaid and
no mere. And that they procure number Of
tickets equal 20 the aforesaid number of delegates
TO De issued TO them upon the presentation Of
proper credentials
Will our official neighbor tell Us where there
exists any necessity for tickets if the doors are to
be open. II the masses Of the party are not to
be met with closed doors why give tickets 10 the
delegatess A few years ago, if we remember
correctly. the same course was pursued bv the
same ATTY and the masses Of the party stood
outside Of he Hall Of the House Of Representa-
tives, snNiously listening at the key holes TO
ascertain wha; their leaders were doing We
submit TO eur neighbor that tie recklasuess of
falsehood lies at his own door instead of ours
The picture he has drawn Of the past conduct
Of the opposition is all in his imagination, ard
such Imagination his is apt TO corrupt
good Iaanaers.' Even admitting it to be true
thai few met in caucus and prepared platform
as be says they did, they had the fairness TO sub
MT II 70 the people in mass convention and they
appfoFec Il But in the Democratic convention
us proposed to do the business il private, and
then cram It down the throats of the party.
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he melancholy announcement, that Or. Bailey,
3itar Of the National Era. 4iel on board the
.eanee Arayo. on the 9TH Inst lie was CT his
say to Europe for the benefit Of his health.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-23

haasas EIee:ion. From the most reliable il
formation to the result Of the late election Of
aembers Of tie Cons ;itutional Convention il
Kansas it appears that there Is G, leas: BePcb-
lean majority egsix, and perhaps niue, 1t should
nc remembered however. that there IL 10 differ
"nce Of opinion betveea the Democrats and Re
pableaas co the slavsrg question, There is not
= member elected from either party who Is not
openly II f4yeS of making Kansas a free STATE