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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-18

A UCTION SALE-BY JACOB GRAFF& 90
N Books at Auction, WIN be sold, on THU RS
store, IS East Fourth St, a large stock Of Books,
being parts of several private libraries. Among
amiUed this afternoon.
ool7 JACOB GRAFT, Auctoneer.
A QCTIQN SALE-BY COOPER & STOKES
IN Large Sale Of Household Furniture THURS
DAY MORNING, Oct Is, win be sold at O'clock,
at our Auction-Tooms, I A East Fourth-st a large
Furniture, consisting of sofas, dressing bureaus,
parlor chairs, sideboards, bedsteads wardrobes,
center. tables, washstands iron stone ware etc
uCl7 COOPER q STOKES, Auctioneers
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WANTED.

"WANTs," aFOR SALE" "FOR RENT-i
LOST" "F0UND," "B0ARDING,n &o 2Ad.
vertisements coming under these headines, not ex-
ceedins hve lines viii be inserted twice for 2S cents.
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"ANTED-A man who can lend $50 can have
Nv a situation at SIS per week and board Ad-
2Less BUSINESS, Press Office, iDclssing address
ferred. e ocis bS
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"ANTED-A GIRL-Ten to fourteen wears Of
w age, to do light work in a small family. A
good and permanent home for one that will suit.
seen. ocIs bs
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"ANTED-SITUAT engineer by ono
w Who has had fifteen years experience, aud can
give references. No objection to the country. Adj
dress H. H., at this Office stating place and terms
TociS-d%1
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"ANTED-THE ELEOTROTYPE-Hundred
App1 Saiy 9dpiEe them They are taken only at
and Main with Pictures Of every style from nine
cents to fifteen dollars. ocis.bS
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS Wet-nurse,
w Good recommendations can be given as 10
CHARACTER and other qualifications. Apply at 25
East Fourth st-lnteliigence Office oci7-b<"
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ENQR RENT = FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
Elm-st. ocl5fs
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WANTED SITUATION by a respectable
w person, as lady's maid and seamstress, No
objection to travel. Address E. M Postofice, Oin-
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"ANTED-AGENT- man to peddle man
w utagtured article in this city. Call on s.
VAN EMoN, corner Of John and Augusta-sts.
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FOR SALE.

ROE sALE-lA timely toned Plano, at 907
~ Central-ay. ocl7-bf
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-23
NOn,t Like Il.

The Republican Convention. now In SEES.
sion 10 Chicago does not like the word
national. The committee on resolutions,
In their report, called their party the
Nafisnsi Republican Conpenfion. This did
not suit some Of the leaders. aud. upon mo.
ton Of Joshua X. Giddings, the word
national was stricken out.-Jouynsl.
The name Of the party TO which we have
the honor Of belonging. Is not the Nsiional
Republican party. In the 18th resolution
Of the platform Of principles, I" prinfed aud
handed to each delegation In the Conven.
ton, and which reads as follows: That
the National Republican party Is opposed
20 any change in our naturalization laws
DC" II was discovered by the Chairman
Of the committee on resolutions, that the
word National" was not In the manu-.
script sent TO the printer. aud that u had
been inserted enormously by the compost
tor. The chairman announced this fact
aud requested the delegations 10 alter their
printed slips, TO correspond with ths
manuscript furnished the printer. and
which alone was the work OF the commit
tee. We do not rscollect that Mr.. Old
dInss ssid any think about II. and u ou'
memory serves us, he made no reference "a
II whatsoever. The effect Of oraciHg the
word National" was TO leave the name
Of the party eorreet--,hs Republican
party.
The name Of that glorious old party
which went down beneath the progress
Of events. was tbs whig party not the
Nsfioasi whig party. The name Of that
party whose President now refuses IA
have an Inquiry made Into his official acts
IL thu Democratic party. not the Nsiionsl
Democratic party.
While the Republican party is eminent
ly national 10 its principles and policy. u
claims TO have no other name than that oi
REPUBLICAN.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-23

much said this Afternoon. While this re-
port was under discussion Mr.. Wilmo,
moved to refer back to the committee. the
credentials Of the States Of Kentucky,
Maryland and Texas, having particular
reference to the latter State. The object
Of Mr.. Wilmot in doing this was to have
these slave holding States that were re-
presented in the Convention, TO have a
vote only 10 accordance with the number
of Congressional districts which such
delegates represented, for as il some OF
these States there have been no Republican
State Convention, it would be unfsrs that
the delegates should be permitted 10 cas-, a
vote equal to the entire electoral vote of
the State. Those Southern States, upon
first blush. took this as an effort to exclude
them from the Convention, and warm and
animated debate sprung up. There are no
true. Republicans on this great foot stool,
than those who, living in slave States, de-
clare themselves as such. They go through
the fire aud come out true metal. Feel
lug thus the Republicans from those
States were much increased and their at
tacks on Mr.. wilmot were fast and furious.
But when Mr.. w. explained. that his OBJ
ject in making the motion, was only 10 de.
termined how many votes these States
sbould rightfully have, where mo Republi
can party was yet organized and yet have
delegates ia the Convent ion, the propriety
Of the matter was AT once seen, and most
Of those very Ssates voted 10 refer the sub
ject back 10 the committee.
The vote 10 refer was regarded M some.
thing Of . test vote, for the most OF the del.
egates from Southern States are for Bates
or Seward. aud the Seward men rely on
thom eventually for support. On vote
by States. II stood as follows 275A for re.
ferring back TO the committee and 1874
against IL. This IL will be perceived would
be equai--if IL 10 test Of Mr.. Stewards
strepgth-to 80 votes for him to i37 against
him. Those opposed 10 the Senator from
New York are much encouraged by this.
aud The Lincoln stock was high nj the ad'
tournament this forenoon.
This Ii the only important acting up to
this writing. 70 M, 18th inst. The plat.
form will be reported thi. afternoon. but ms
The committee IN whose hands II IL, IL u
very able one. representing fully every
shade Of difference in tho Republican par
~. II IL thought there will he but little diff.
Guilty In relation To IL.
We have never Witnessed a more con
serativs element, q more patriotic enihu'
siasm. more determined persistence In
the right, than IL evidenced In this Con
vention. Every one feels and knows. that
IL will not do for the disupIon Democracy
TO control the affairs Of thi, general gov
srnmeut longer aud thus feeling aud know
ing this Convention will we earnestly hope,
adopt such measures and nominate such
men rs will meet the appreciation o: the
entire people,
Our judgment Is TO day. IA In our last
that IL Mr.. Seward Is not nominated Mr.
Lincoln will be. II.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-23

AND Strut AsorHKn.-Agsis on Saturday
night about II o'clock. were our citizens
called out by the alarm Of another ineendi.
airy dre. being the fourth Of the kind during
the month. The fire on Saturday night
was on South Third street. by which the
dwelling house aud cooper shop Of Mr..
Icabod Gilman were entirely consumed, to.
gether with large quantity Of slaves.
heading aud hoop poles, Mr.. Gilman's loss
will not be less than $4,000 TO $4,000. on
which there was sn insurance OF $500.
The Dire ragged most fercely. lighting up
the whole nsighborhood and placing in
smminsut danger surrounding buildings.
The fremen were on hand with their usual
alacrity. but owing TO the almost utter im.
possibility Of obtaining water. worked At
a great disadvantage, md not until after
mach trouble could they obtain sufficient
water to do efficient service.
That this FIRE was the work OF incendi.
aries there is not the shadow Of doubt, as
at 10 O'Clock Mr.. Gilman passed by his
shop. noticing that every thing was secure.
and at II o'clock he was aroused to find
the shop completely developed In flames.
The question now remains what shall be
donei Will the citizens remain secure,
until each in his turn 10 driven from his
bed by devouring fiamesf We suggest a
vigilence committee 10 clear the city Of all
suspicious characters.
There seems 10 be no protection from the
powers that exist against these fends that
are weekly lighting up the fires of the in
cendiary and endaugering the lives and
destroying the property of our citizens.
Since writing the above We learn that q
young pan named John White has been
arrested, on his own confession, for having
set fire TO the cooper shop, giving as a
reason for the act that he had "spite"
against Gilman.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-23

man, he has only TO be set upon an emf
nence, in full view Of the whole people,
and the more they see Of him, the usore they
will admire him-the closer he is APP
preached, the more he will be loved.
Were il not invidious to make compari-
sons. we would predict. more glorious
triumph for the nominees OF the Republi-
can party next November, Than has ever be
fore occurred in the political history Of
this country. The omens are all favorable.
the argury auspicious, aud victory awaits
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-23

QurrE A MrsrAKE.-Ths Journal says the
enthusiasm over Lincoln's nomination has
about subdued. This is quite mistake,
il has taken full possession Of the hearts
Of all patriotic people. and many life long
Democrats express their intention TO vote
for " honest old Abe Lincoln" The eo.
thusiasm for that ticket will never die,
until the last vote is polled. and the in.
telligence comes up with shouting and re-
joiciug that the slavery extending. post
Office robbing. disunion Democracy is
hurled from power, aud the honest yeoman
OF Illinois is iuauguratea chief Of THE
nation.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-23


There 10 one universal expression Of mp
probation on part Of the Republicans In
this portion Of the State. In relation 10 The
nominees Of the Chicago Convention. -
There IL not one Republican whom ws
have yet seen but is warmly In favor Of It's
action. Ittakes like wild fire. and kindles
an enthusiasm In every heart. There 10
more than appreciation. there IL an earnest
enthusiasm 10 relation TO the ticket. No
man could have been selected who 10 so
universally popular. Abraham Lincoln Is
closer To the hearts Of this people than any
other man. He seems TO be The man Tor the
times, and the times ara favorable for the
party here ere chsgrined. perplexed, dis
appointed. They had hoped the action Of
the Convention would have been otherwise.
They dou't much like the platform and
they fear the "Giant Killer" Of the prairie
State. All at once they are unbounded in
their admiration Of Mr.. Seward. He looms
up to their unparalleled fancy as the great.
est living statesmen. In this our brother
Democrats are about right. but he is not
the Republican candidate for The Presidsn'
cy, and consequently his merits or demer.
its are not to be discussed. With the pc.
litIcsl record Of "0ld Abe" we will have
much TO do. and To il. and to IL alone we
invite the attention Of OUT Democratic
friends. We will be prepared. at all times
aud on every occasion to defend him aud
his past history. from his birth until he
made his "irrepressible Conflict" speech at
Springfield on the 18th day Of January
1858, aud from then until now. Whatever
Of good he has said or done We shall from
time To time endesvor TO place before our
readers. what Of bad no doubt his enemies
will make public.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-23
Republican state Ticket

YoR GOVERNOR,
HENRY s. LANE. Of Montgomery
ron LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER p. MORTON. Of Wayne.
ron SECRETARY or STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, Of Randolph.
ron TREASURER or STATE.
JONATHAN 8. HARVEY, Of Clarke
ron AUDITOR on STATE,
ALBERT LANCE. Of Vigs.
pom ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES @. JONES, OF Marlborough.
ron REPORTER or SUPREME COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON. Of Marion.
ron CLERK or SUPREME COURT,
JOHN p. JONES, Of Lagrange.
ron surEaISrsSpEsr or PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
MILES j, FLETCHER, OF Putnam.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-23

HEALTH AND PLxAsuRE.-Upon invitation
Of DIR. s. d. Jones. we took one OF bis
electric baths on yesterday and found it a
most delightful affair. importing new life
and vigor at once.
DR.. Jones has been but short lime
among US. yet he has already performed
some astonishing cures. both with bis
electric baths aud by surgical operations
on club feet. stiff joints, &c.
We can cheefully recommend his baths
% the most delightful we ever experienced.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-23

GERMAN REpuBLicASs.-The members Of
the German Republican olubare requested
10 meet at st. Charles Hall this "Wednesday
evening. for The transaction Of business OF
importance.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-23

PERsoSAL.-Tbs numerous friends OF DIR.
ClIppenger will be pleased to learn Of his
return home, in improved health. and with
a rich fund Of "reminiscences Of the inlerlo.
calities around Washington City aud Mt.
Vernon.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-23

SODA -Barr's unrivallcd soda is daily
quenching the thirst Of mulIitudes. THEFT
fount is kept in almost uDcessiog how.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-23

" Our friend Dawson Of the Fl. Wayne
Times, We are glad to see. has the follow.
ing ticket flying at the mast head Of his
paper Of the 18th:
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-23
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES.

%
FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRA HAM LIN 20 l. N
or illinois.
Iron VICE PRESIDENT,
THANNIBAL H A M LII
OF MAINE.
Presidential Electoral Ticket.
Electors for the State at Large,
WILLIAM CUMBACK, Of Decatur,
JOHN L. MANSFIELD. Of Jefferson.
District Electors.
lat DistTiet--Cyrus n. Allen. OF Knox;
end District-John W. Ray of Clarke;
3rd Dissatisfaction @. Hunter, OF Monroe
xth District-John II. Farquahar, OF FRANKLIN
5th District--Neison Trusler, OF Fayette:
9Th District--Reuben A. Riley, OF Hancock;
5th District John Hannah, Of Putnam
9Th Distrlct--samuel II. Hun. OF Ippecanoei
sth DistIict-James NJ. Tyner, OF Miami
10Th Distriet-Isaac Jonkinson. OF Allen
Ilih Distriet-David o. Daley, OF Hunt ngton'
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-23
FOR PRESIDENT

OLD ABE LINCOLN, OF ILLINOIS.
He who splits rails and mauls Democrats.
9 We have met the enemy and they are oura.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-23

~ We give below a correct copy Of the
Republican Platform recently adopted at
Chicago. il Is correct as compared with
one Of the copies reported by the Commit.
tee TO the Convention. Those Of our readers
who desire preserving one. had better lay
;his one aside. At this time we have bot
to say that it merts our hearty appreciation
10 every single particular. Had we the
power We would not change The dot Of an
or the cross Of at. 1t reflects in every
particular The Republican sentiment of IN.
country aud We have no doubt will meet
With the same favor Of Republicans every.
where.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-23

ern themselves. We must not slur over an
argument Of this kind because it happens
TO tickl. the ear. II must be mel and an
swered. admit That the emigrapt TO
Kansas and Nebraska is competent to gov.
ern hi'ns'G, but" the speaker rising TO his
full height. ~ deny his right 10 sOuern any
Other perssn, WITHOUT THAT PERSONS con
SENT" The applause which followed this
triumphant refutation of a cunning false.
hood, was but an earnest Of tie victory al
the polls which followed jus; one month
from that day.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-23


Every square inch OF space was occupied
A gentleman near ~ made an estimate and
fixed the number 81 persons at not less
than $4,000. Even the ioof was covered
aud human faces looked down through the
Ky liz hts upon the vast lhrong below. A
request was sent 10 the Convention that il
furnish speakers for 10000 good Republi-
cans who were on the outside and could mol
get In the house. The streets leading to
the wigwsm in every direction were black
with Black Republicans. Never perhaps
has there been 80 large . mass Of people
together at any one time since the organixa.
ton Of the Republican party. and never
was there a more gentlemspIy, sober.
earnes. and intelligent body Of men as.
s.mbIed ip good work.
This morning the committee on creden
tiais r,ade their report, and among other
things reported that il should require s04
votes 10 make the nomination, that being
a majority Of delegates from all the States
is the Union. A minority report was
also presented urging that majority Of
the electoral votes sf the States yveseaf.
should be sufficient TO determine the
nominations. Upon this there will be
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