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Hilrs Hair Dye so cents. Imimit "a BILE
hAlr cutting 10 styles and Workmanship uneQuaed Of Nc
Barclay street
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billiards and Chess.-Sensitive Cushion
ed slate tables l49 Fulton street. n z. BILLIARD AID eless
palace, Court and Remsen streets B-cotiyr-
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wheeler Is Wilson's Sewing Mac hines ..
Odoc 6lE Broadway. New Tc-k.
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Photograph OF the Steam Plough, so
cents .. Hones Shilling rotrai: Gallery 35 Broadway by
the City Hospital
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Tho REV York Weekly Herald.
NEWS From EUROPE. CALIFORNIA. UTAH, sogru
rAouIc, NAV GRANADA. hHxI0O. 0UGA. THE wBsr
INDIES. Erc.-THE BKoDERicK-TkERY DUEL-FAry
OF SIR JOHN FRAsKLIN5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN wAsBiseTON-LocAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
rEhs-LArEsT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ETC.
The WEEKLY Imam sia be published c'ct,cs ais
morning. Is vii embrace among olhe. things the
foLo.ng-kevs from Enrope-rhe War in Chna-cfv san
Juan Island AnsTAfars in Italy &C; Fate OF Sir John
FrankD's Expedos CT the Cruise OF the Seam
Yacht Arctic scssrhc Explorations of Captain
Mocintock and hs Officers ia TIC Hyperb,rean Regions
Reiics Of The Los, voyagers &e Aews from CaoraaThe
Frederick Terry Dueiineresuag History az the Affair."
Political Enmi.ies the Highest Psc-Duels in Prospect &c
News from Peru Bolivia Chile Kcuadov New Granada toe
Sandwich is!ands Mexico. Cuba, West Indies &c; In.
teresing from Utah. Affairs Washng.on-Ths San
Juan Diaculty-fhe Position % Our Government
on the Question, &C.; Latest News by Telegraph; Ed
toais tho Leading Topics Of the Dag; Financial Com
mercL Religious, Theatrical, sporting an1 Maritime In
telsence; Weekly Review OF The New YorA Cattle Market
Retail Prices OF Country Produce al Washington Market
gelher with large variety OF interesting locA, and mcelA
neous toms Single copies wrappers ready for mailing
can be had .. the counter. Price SIX cents.
Tho malls foe Europe By tho seamshp Gig Of Mancaes
tor wy close a. the Pos. Once .: half O'Clock this
morning Tas WEEklr HxxALD will be ready In time for
mailing
The Ora wings or the sussex Cou nsy and
Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware.
FRANCE. BRoADBENrs 4 co.
The Legislature OF The OF Delaware al liz Last seazon
having given TO France Broseats Co lottery
twenty years the undersigned Commissioners appointed
By the Governor of said State TO supenend the drawings OF
said lottery dc hereby certify that tho following the
bers drawn this day
sussEK covNrT-ClAss No. IFS. ocroskR H. 1872
II, 6, sc, 8, A, 20, 4s, So, SO, Sc, ", 81, Is.
CONSOLIDATED Lorrsar-CLAss No 14s OCTOBER IA. 1882
Q, co, 81, IS, 40, 81, As, 81, 81, lS, SO, 20.
Witness hands. at Wilmington Del. this day (Fri-
day. October IA, 1850
JOHN DALE,
ALFRED r. WOOTTES, \
FRANCE BEoADBENTs CO.,
wilmington Del.
FAIL Fashion Hats for 1850.
WHITE TIE hater PIG Broadway Opposite st. Paui's church
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The Grover & Baker Sewing Machine
Company have re opened 49s Broadway, where they o
for sals thc. celebrated noseless sewing machines reduced
prsces Branch cGice ls2 Ful.s, street, EycckUu.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou'
cccs tho best the world Wholesale ant retail E-i the Dr.
privately applied o. Nc. Astor House
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Winter Undergarments-The Larges
assortment 20 be had In the city reasonable prices.
BAIIOU BROTHERS, 400 Broadway.
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Keep Your Feet Dry-Use Brewers Conn
position, Nc. Reade stree.
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Hollovvay's Pills.-Fou1 Breath, SO Nau-
seous every the nvsrisbe ooncomiant Of dis
state Of the Stomach Is easily corrected by few
OF these cleansing Pulls. " Maiden Lane, N. Y.
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Brady Gallery has Removed from 35s
Broadway 6y Broadway Of Bleocksy Phcsc
rspass dsxassrso:1pss sad aasss.Jpea
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Herring's Patent Champion Firs
and burglar proof safes 81 S-os9Ta, ccres e Kur
street. Nav Ycrk
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Aqua.Scutum COats.-Just Received PEI
Persia an invoice Of London Coats Of superior
qualities and desirable styles
LEARY & CO, Has.ers Nos. 8, and Aator House.
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Premium,

Everybody should obtain a Phrenologi-
cal examination az FOWLER WELLS, 3Oe Broadway, Il
learn their talents. defects and proper occupation.
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cal cure They also keep silk elastic stockings fo- coss
ye5s and shcu.de. braces Instruments fer dc
formLes made tc ozie.. Nc. vessy steel. Ass Ksuze
Eevy
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MarivaIln Cures Badness. REM ,yes
tsndr and prevents The hair from falling out Sold by
nernes Park Nos Band IS Perry rcwi Chsrea Ernest d
60 no. % Naisea lane.
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For Perfect Fitting Shirts and the
latest novelties IL Gen.emers Furnishing Goods GREEN
shirt manufacturer aad genemens furnishing goods No.
Astor House.
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5000 Cashmere Suits to Match,
% SO. So. SIS :s 'ls and sa.
EVANS. IS and s. Fulton street
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,xF-KrTss syFrp.-rsT7s GREAT Moon PURIFIER
/. NJ, IA every riy AL tow u his state Csnedp
ppuayl. al0 Calls
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Perego's Hosiery Stores,
81 Nassau street, and Broadway. o. White street.
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White aThe" Halter,

Fall Fashion Hats for 1859.
WHITE TIE halter, PIG Broadway. Opposite st. Pa
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Harris - Russack's Fall style OF Gents
silk Hats for s. Also their unequaed assortment of misses
youths and chidrens fancy Hats and Caps cannot be
passed Cal; and 81 rs Bower S6 Grand street and Zsi
Eighth avenue.
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The Ora wings OF the Sussex Cou ma v n nd
Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware
FRANCE, BRoADBENTS L co,
uANAGnRs.

The Legislature Of The State OF Delaware A Last season
ssy we the ndersS son,,sc, 10y
by the Governor of said State supernend the drawings
said lottery dc hereby certify that tho folio wing are mum
bers drawn this day.
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Premium
NEW YORK STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
HOSTFTTERS CEI.EBRATED STOMACH BfTTERS
This only addition. procf Of the excellence CO this art
Gle. II has taken the frs premium every State Fair
United States where has beer exhibited TIE PRE-
MUM vii, be exhibition il the show window Of Ba.nes
Parks store, Is snc Is Park row, New York.
hOSTETTER SMITH,
Soc Manufacturers and Propr.etors,
P.sburg Pa.
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Do6ance Salamandex SaEes-With Pa.
ten. powder proof iosks and ero. bars Ais, Are aad bur
aalsse piAcs. formerly l97 Pearl street
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Old Ben.-An Observation OF BEN Jon
sons applicable many witty at the present day
who let's his tongue get the better OF his ugdmen HE wou
sooner lose his best friend that big best And lose pot
rather ,hsE not have OF KNOCKS last style OF Ha.S
KEoxS. corner OF Broadway and Fulton street.
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state Fair.-The Elliptic Bed spring
Company of 3S Broadway N Y received the first premium
and q silver medal for Spring Bed Bottoms The Elliptic
(Howes paen Spring Bed Bottom is re.sied by every
spectacle dealer rouou. the country St from IS % IS
Examine it,
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is selling the best quality Of Hats three dollars The
quality OF hats IL Sold elsewhere q. four and Ave dollars Cal
and examine them For elegance of style durability and
cheapness he ee9es the word
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-24
NEW STORE.
AtiNG u,, rysi,sd a nsu aud sell
III sessctsi -tgck Vi
EAMliN GROCERIES,.
consisting 10 part 81

7 0NNIIIIl VITtN 'I.T,I II>
SUGAR.
Coffee,
MJLASSfS.
CtttlaSr. Ae.. a.,
and viii keep cJns,aatiy 90 hlad fresi
VaAe>. Candies aHl Cuaiccs,oneues,
II ~ slnls AMI descriptions. Thankful
~ ti nv trleuis tor lhelr rast liberal
ttraasse, ss1sI 80 saiicit their trade,
u. r. MATTHEWS.
" :. tcuneetci vita the .terc 10 nsw
'ni vel r'saisted ten Fn alley
mttehlt-S-bm
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II EPL%iRrA1i0H

i4. IIaf ushf Hfaf.IH
HI itu m1lnlf
rnH
r1aI mHfnHf Hfhf. u.
iul ! al .Infaf i..H l
! rInfa fhIu Au rfef
iul sheu thln anff
81. liti uf'hi 100
unua ml.e lI fihmt m u.
lhn ftHl u. iear Lucy, im hnmln
Nrry weis, I my Sos, 900 tsrH.
WI ul matter III wtt SOL .Ua min
I'm her slave II .he cotton. 81 m..
liIt uut curt'i sabueff. o,.r,
lnlaei every chain N IN,
'ui ms memory by Ia, zoe never
Nny sense pi ehht taaes sa III .ht.
i'm a man " most REGULAR o.
When daylight comes uuul. ,u m,
wnuI
Ani though loving. By nirhi. Ne , nltlt,
Nbh ihe .luf,sa, In COOLIES sluis
] p quite willing 10 n,ou shl f4r ssr.4fc,
liii ines a bright woman vht.e .s,i
Having -peil'd the short hours Nth np
tafe,
With she ir,li ,ht can ft,sr me s'iii.
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Cleaves & Walden
Have just Received.


4 fc1tRtS on the Moral Government
Ia ~ Good by Nllhnniel ". Taylur.
D. u, Professor of Theology in Yale
Cnllser.
fle and aud Tho liook or. Bibli cnl
lilustrntl0n, drawn from thr %ilanner.
anl Customs. thu scenes, and SCENERY VI
the HOLY land. hy ". NJ. Thompson. H..
D., twenty live wears u Missionary 10
syria nnl Palestine.
Tre.sillaa and biz Friends BY Dr. n.
shelton Mackenzie.
Wild Spots in the West By Frederick
ucrstuckrr.
What can Womannay hy r. :. Arthur.
lFcscrti's Phillip toe Second. vol. 81.
The War Tril or, The Hunt u the
Wild Uorse-A Romance Of tho Prairie.
by Capt. Mayne REID.
TIM tffUrn Decisive Battles " the
World, FROM Ntmihpa to Waterloo : b.,
:. :. Cressy, VI. \.
Thu AfirrnuaH n Unmarried life;
from H. last london Edition nrw SUNNY.
Ms Thirty Year, uut ~ thf Senate, by
Major Jack Downing Illustrated.
a Memoir Of ;. ;. rfVntiss; edited rs
biz lrpiisF-nrw supply.
Adventure. VI uerarl. tho Lion KILLER
-nsN supply.
Unity Of Mankind by Cabell-ncw
SUPPLY.
Wai.ua; or. Adventure. on the Mos.
4ui.p >tfrs.
splendid Illustrated Edition u Mother
Gu0.rs Melodies.
jus, received aud fpr sale by
ans CikAVES yAprv.
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fIfHfat t,AH q
Now Marble Works.
FISHER, iHls 4 90.

taa slfa b Ami a 'oj
tH Hf lIamt Ifffl, bam,sa tfiia
ad soeti, ~ ii'hl.i lhNf,
III AVE- on hand fna a.suIlmeni ~
u llIian uul AmeHHn Marble Mon
HasH Nos lpmha Bead nnl loot
.inn de.5 gotten Hp in ihs
--latest and 'lOsi %,ppro,ed stiles,
nnl nfr constantly receiving additions ~
our already Ilfgo .fart. We employ iha
lat w1lkmfn end lfp determined not ~
ho rteclIrl vs. any osiill shment fnst.
Wet, Nlrih or south. Ail Mind, N
Ntbio md Stone Work r4rrnteitn order,
Ne iun shortest notice and lowest m.l
prices. Give m Is call anl %rilronitc
hlmo manufacture.
October -, lsis. ~ w..
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e. MEYER respectfully Informs his
friend. and the rahlic generally. that h.
has constantly ON band pitNus. equal
ID ,hcss for which h. rrcei,el the rgife
Medal IN LONDON, in ISL.
Al ardsrs promptly astculs1 q. anil
ersai ssrs tassa n ths selection and pack.
tug the sa1as.
~ has received. during ths last iftcyu
yetrs. more Medals than suv other maker.
frum ths Franklin lnstilutc-tisc. First
i'rgmium. iu Boston. Ngv iors and IIal.
tlmHfe.
Warc.rscm.. W. 80 ARCH Street.
below Elshth. saalh side. PM AuEI..
rlfit. iune -. 1850. g-6m.
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NV uoonsi sEw RooKs,

fIlEiss from Il Traveller In Spain.
IL second ,eFics By Mm. Gallon lip
ant.
Passage. from w Autobiography by
Sidney Lidy Morgan.
The Fu-tgr Brother ;tains q History VI
thr shJDl anIL0i.csc Life Of two Young
Men.
Inward 81. The Mountain Chtmhes.
erti Aialc u Pusrcs' by Jauc Anne
Muteoin.
The M'chiaie't anil Buillcr's psra
bnJs. showing IN detail the price ~
Wood. Painting ausl Glbfine. etc.. 90
which i added aDictienary To Mechanical
icrms. Also, q Treatise on ArChilcrtaro;
hy J. Wili1n.
The Manual u Chess. ~coniainin, the
tlcueuitrg Principle. nt The U,ltn,. il.u..
tmiei with Numerous. diagrams. recent
tnass and od inal rfuble.a-, BY Charles
kenuy.
The Laws and rricticc Of Whist; bv
Ctelsts.
w. Cabinet Dos Fees ar. Eeeruatitr
Readings ARRANGED for The express. u.r
II Stalgnis IN French, by Ueorgu
Osrarl.
just received aai fOr sole w
apI ClkAVES yApEN.
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Wanted.
Dor. snIr.

iNp CCNvYBiGs,
I.lNII ~ WMt. kENAN HlLl..
dulr -. ll. tG.
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W0MAN's LOT.

T. ffcl that .hc IL slleht.I
hy ono mpst deaFly priced
That oil hHrsa.f lptufiun
i. nolhiar IN h,eyr,
10 hcif The wuul4n II Iuear.
lbnush sht i'saf,r, in.n not,
To eHtr With harsh unsiH4nes.,
l. often Humans lui.
10 see her s.ghios. euos
Converted uti erme.
Whilst even then shs I4fs n1'
Weep, iaurnur. gr fruiue
To kutN his toW is lri.sa
Thai b. j. iaithl ula
Md ~, - 10 upbuudel.
II Fret u 90 ltf hfua
10 sOrllic the hour Of auEuish.
Anl be repaid with sflfu
1phctr severely ,h,iisa
IAe tears from sorrow drawn,
To feel her long enduring
ilrr patience III ~ u4aeht.
Ill hops itself b bl,ga,si,
j. nlien wnman'a 10.
.s.
LqfnOyAL CovTLisssf.-Thr nosian
Post hut VIM believes al that eams itum
fta, quarter , says that = editor. uha
lived ~ a hy'cl. being ab.sut me uisbt.
the landlord tuuk tir liberty u a,luslns
= stranger 10 Uccury bis tuum. IN .hs
iasuiins The ansraseIal ludssr lett she
i'i'esing written % The msfEta VI yug VI
thc editors old newspaper.
J 'ler, In IN e%,ii,or'' bel las, nish,.
Ani eihgrs may say What they please.
J say ihcrr's one editor 10 the world
That certainly tase, bis ease.
When ! though. o. nv humbls cot, Awsy,
ecali not surrrcs. a SIGH.
hot thought. AL rollclinthe tsathsrv ns.,
Hoe sssy siiisr, iiff s~fNNNasH.
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A Farm For Sale.

'ItiE undersigned pasrs fur a
sale On reasonable trrins. his .s.A
r~laatasieu. situated about tire, ssss
miles North Esss 4 Sariis. Miss.CG2
There mr. tsel,s hundred AMI eighty
asret. designated As Sections Is and ~.
fcvnship !. Rsnss : w .ot which scvea
huusirci serss are cleared. The apprnvs.
msnts TONS q Of a Esat log dwelling.
. good Ciu-h,use. ani comfortable ucsrs
ssasss. se.i other s~at-haases. This fsrn
i IN a high sts,e II cultivation. and Sit
aatsi /. ene Of the best usixhlsfhaeds In
the ceuntv. with schools aud churches
e~iavsnient. Address
u. 1. CflitpRrSs.
Sariis. Miss.
tunc -. 1859. s5-sm.
TIE Memphis irrssi, and BHileiis
viii corv for thras mcuths. in their wssklv
Estes, sal send their sccrsuts TO me.
n. /. =.
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.sBNES ilesv itn.. ia-ey anl
I'D ueHthurs, ty VA. kENt, HilI.
June -, 1902 n.
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Any PHYSICIAN

1hsihiNu e goli eaaatry lssstiar
~ tsr the rfacslCeuf Nstesnr. can a.
t,'a cu lalr terms by applying TO the
Hnierstgued. hats a .mall -, u lsal.
wth comfortable dwellings,. a sell N
s'ad water. = garden ani tthsr nses.sarv
.siarss situated "a the Ssath st,le n
lpcseat. N fsnsis county. AZ the had
If "ths valles.r near Ntr4sll'. -.
k'ai'. aat Ina community vhsss ..tLs
paw : gccd.
irriy ts " slires. me Al Nites.sr..
truss Roads, Mlssssipp,
-. j. ". NcLESpuN.
jury -. lS51. So
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-07

depose and say that they visited the encamp-
m9nt of the Guthrie Grays, near Middletown,
Butler county, OhIo and were present during
the conversation between the Hon. William
Dennison and Elias Webster and heard Mr.,
Dennison use the language above stated.
Further affiants say not.
JOHN V. s. SINKEY,
TAYLOR WEBSTER.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, on this
Oath dao of August, A. d. 1853.
[SeaLl STEPHEN CRANE,
Notary Public Butler County. Q.
We know the Websters in Butler county, to
be as reliable men as any to be found in South
ern Ohio, and with Taylor Webster, one of the
witnesses, we have an acquaintance of 27 years
standing, and anything that he will swear to,
OF his knowledge, we will believe against any
evidence that can be brought against him. Mr..
Webster represented the district composed Of
the counties of Butler, Preble and Darke, for
many years in the Congress of the United
States and is man whose word is not to be
doubted.
What predicament does this testimony place
Mr. Dennison in. He calls upon his God to
witness that he will, if elected Governor, use
bayonet, if necessary, to prevent the laws Of
the United States from being executed in Ohio,
and then denies the fact, which is subsequently
proven by the testimony of as honest men as
are found in the State.--CLevelan3 National
Democrat.
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THE Next CENsUs.--Next year the eighth
annual census OF the United States is to be
taken. This enumeration is one Of the mos
aboriouS and difficult tasks which the govern.
ment has to perform A timely suggestion is
made by the National Iatellgencer, which is
worthy Of consideration, and which we quote
in the hope that it may be needed before the
census takers shall be called upon to discharge
their duties. The suggestion is this:
That each farmer this fall, as he gathers his
crops, shall keep something like all accu-
rate account of the quantity and value of the
same; and, if he will take the trouble 10 make
out statement Of the names and ages OF his
family; the numbers of acres Of land cleared
and timbered; the number and ages of his ser.
wants; the number and value of his horses and
mules the number of bales of cotton, barrelS
of corn, bushels Of wheat, oats, rye, barley
potatoes, &c, and the value of each and leave
it in some place where any member of the lam
lily, who may be at home when the deputy
marshall shall call, can readily get hold of it
it will save time to all concerned, and very
greatly assist to make the census returns per.
feet, complete and satisfactory.
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came into power they found the treasury full
the people prosperous, and only such taxation
levied as was indispensibly necessary for the
public service; and now the treasury is nearly
exhausted BY series Of corrupt and lavish ex-
penditures, taxation so oppressive to be almost
intOlerable, and the State plunged into slough
ofdebt from which years of economy and pru-
dence could hardly extrcate her. During the
years that the black-republicans have had the
ascendency in New York, they cannot Adluce
any one act of theirs for which they are enti-
tied to commendation or dare to ask renewal
of popular conf lence. And so it is in every
State where the people have had the misfortune
to surrender their government INTO the hands ol
these unscrupulous political confidence men.
We are egregiously mistaken it the people,
in tho next presidential contest, do not consid-
er that they have other and nearer interests to
attend to than the alleged prospective inroads
Of "the slave power" and the laws "at variance
with the policy Of free people," which repub'
lican newspapers asserts that the democratic
party always about to pass. The people may
be told that the democratic party are the agents
ofthe slave power; but they must see that the
democratic party are the faithful answering
executor of their own great doctrine of popular
sovereignty and that under democratic admin
istrationS, national and State, the popular bur.
dens have always been small, and the sum OF
popular prosperity has been always large. The
broad principles Of justice and selfgovernment
have always directed the acts of the democratic
party, while the course Of our enc nies have al
ways been marked by political tyranny,the sac
ritice Of public interests to sub'erve private
ends, lavish and corrupt waste Of public money,
and heavy taxation.
There is not day that conclusive proof is
not afforded Of the hollownes9 of the imposturt
by which the black republicans seek to delude
the American people. in the soundness Of the
principles, wisdom of the policy, faithful adhe
renee to tho Constitution and the laws of the
National Administration and the party which
they represent. We know that this weight o.
evidence must prevail with the people, and that
in the next election, as in the last, the people
will intrust the management Of their affairs tc
men who under no circumstances will "let the
Union sllde; who repudiate the belief that the
Constitution is "a compact with hell,' and who
regard servile war, not as "the dawn of a po.
litical millennium but as the drest calamity
that could befal the nation. 1t is no longer
possible for the republicans to renew the Kansas
farce under another name and make fanciful ag-
grcssions of the slave power serve as the decep
ton by which the popular gaze is to be diverted
from their domestic concerns, in order 20 ena
bic political tricksterS to attain power anc
patronage and profit Washington Constitution
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lie enjoys the rights of the white man cOm-
pletely and fully, save only that he cannot vote,
nor hold Office, nor sit on juries; he is subject,
besides, to a few social disabilities, which re-
suit from usage merely, and do not rest on pos.
tive law.
1t necessarily follows that some one or all o.
these rights and privileges from which he is
now debarred must be intended for him. Now
which one of these rights or privileges are the
people willing to give? Consider.
Besides, which one can be given, and the re,
mainder withheld, even with the shadow Of con-
sistehcy?
Suppose, for example, he is made eligible to
the jury-box You thereby confide to his in
tegrty and intelligence, the life, liberty and
property of the citizen. Could you deny to such
man the right to vote, or to hold an Office
which by no possibility, directly or indirectly
could involve interests more precious? Or sup.
pose you concede social equality to him; is
your companion and friend, the man who sits
by your freside and partakes of your board
not fitted for office as well as yourself?
If the reader has given US his attention he
must, we think, share our convictions and as
sent to our conclusions. We have shown
l. That the Negro constitutes the leading and
prominent feature Of Republlcanism.
g. That Slavery in the States and Terrific
ries being beyond the reach Of any party organ.
izations, Republcanism can only have reference
to Free Negroes.
8. That something of moment is to be effec.
ted in behalf of this class of people; otherwise
we cannot possibly account for the excessive
zeal with which bis rights are asserted and his
wrongs deplored by every voice. and through ey.
cry medium by which the public ear can be
reached.
4. That the Negro already enjoys, substan-
TALLY, the rights of the white man, save the
right to vote, hold office, sit on jnrieS together
with equality Of social privileges; and that
therefore, some one or all Of these must be in,
tended for hiin.
5, That if any one of these rights or pryile
ges is bestowed upon him, it induces the logical
necessity of bestowing all the remainder.
People Of Ohio are you willing for this con
summation? II not, arouse yourself amp ad
vert it, while there is yet time.-L2gan Gu
ne Ue