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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-02

ben 9e9en ben Sena1pr ycn SQinoie erbcz
sbenen Mnflagel, uno Ter cine Mluntticns<
9ifferant mar Senotprs p,gb bon Obto>
rer as ,no iu lriiies -aroeen Treunoes
Btbauptln9en eurd 9prlelun9 BON Nfz
ttnftuden Ill unteritiiyen bate.
MSoen rie reputlifanilden Yarteiblat@
ter ben 1rceen Genatpr nit BEN Gitela
zines uSppbiten," ~5aarlpaltsre" ut,o
! ma6 ipnlt nit Nedt pcer unrs9t beban4en
in pieler' &cre purpcn feline 6aarc selpal>
ten> lpncerl1 1ur Die 0lortoletin &srnz
idule eesen Die ltarfen politipnsn politiz
i9er SAwineler aetbam uno wpuen mir
mad nem Gincrufe urtbeilen, ben Doug
las &cpe auf u,,S AeEna6t bat 10 bat er
nit oerlelben fit feline domination III Salz
timore tu6ti9 8relbe 9eidr1en.
T. Davis bate i'm ais pplitil@cn &eber
%benun3t,t, ren Bru1 in btr portei Jpn
als vrem llrbeter Der lpuYeranez
tat" Sbnlo 9eseten, ibm untreue poraez
tporfe an her alten bemofratil6en 2ebre.
@dledt, milerabel l1ledt 1T cen 9eute1
pas befommen. &ra9 auf &rad feuerte
ct leinen Nnfldsern bic &ecen Yon lucliz
@en Yolitife,n> 8el1lulle pr @plfsYerz
lammluu9en unp @eles9etun9en III 11oz
li@en Staaten ent9eAen, ldon i'm Sabre
1848 9ebalten, mel6c oielelte Doctrine als
Die ur<u. ollein cemotrattlde auflteQen. ST
benefit ibnen> pae III, Sabre 1913 Die BE-
mpfratil9e Noticnal : Convention cielt
2ebre ibrer platform einnerleibte uno ibr
Yrdlioentl 1o%ftscancirat Sen. Gal1 1t9
carauf yerpH idtete' Die Tlprioaz
@eleboebun9 po0irte Ni6tintersentipnsz
ODER Squotterl ruperlnetdt6z BeI1lul1e ale
pempfratilde 0runclebre i'm Sabre 1947.
Die Stoateconrentipn . Georgia III
pemielben Sabre ecs9letden. &urs BEL
9an;e @leen batte 1l6 UNI jene 3eit fiji
bic Squatterl Duper1netdt erbuben unc @en
@al, lit lpfsrn CT bet erlte praltcentI 1aftS:
@anoicat it, her auf cine Sqatter puYer1:
netdts Nlatform 9eiteut wurce, mag ale
Der ei9entli1e Ye9ranoer unb' Yoter bic:
fer 2ebre an9eleben wereen.
uno nun pidtet man Douglas bic Ga:
terpai9t an? Nun nennt man &eBeret
mas camals beilt9es celnofratildes GYan*
oclium war? Stun tbut man Douglas
rensstefen unb Nonobaftelten 8ertbetoi9e
be11elbm 1T ren Bonn?
Nei11 ,pabrlid> Die 9rDbte @abrbeit bel
Arpben Geoe reS v~tleinen &ielen" 1T Wol
paS prinSip eer Gquatterlourerdnetdt cit
Sdwincel pber cine @abrbeit iein jceeu:
falls 1T fie feline Gr'npuns ~ce5 ebraeiSi
gen 0ema9o9en" Douglas ipncern cit
alte6 bemotra:ildeS misunderstanding
im Siieen 9eboren> 9ebe9t 9epf le9t uni
9rpB 9eworoen UNI, penn Douglas Jpn
8 a n J treu bleitt nno piele6 pplttt16'
Yrinsip ntbt pur6 &ermii&un3 nit Zen
tefannten jurifilden, yon per WaAt be-
Bunre69eridte uter bic Sfloprrei 1T cer
Territprien gum Baltaroe mabt, beltinlh1t
1einen Mppptipyoter 3u einem furdtbare1
uno o9tuug6wertben @e9ner 2incoln's
III MAIDEN, wenn ct bic Domination il
Boltimp,e erb1lt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-02
@prre1ppnoen3.
8rpntpn6pine, Mfinn+ IS. Niai GO.
Mrphrfp Rehnftirn

VttyIlb JttpuAItpU
Mm Dtentao Ment fam i@ auf n,einer
&unpreiie cur6 Gin innelota bier nt1>
unb gina in 2p9i6 bel benz b1bf Fl uno<
li9en @irtbe Sacob &eiter. Nm ndhiten
Sage bate Der ellie Die Site, mid nit
alien Sebens< unc Wi]en6mirpi9en Der
Stapt uno um9e9enc befannt su MAIDEN.
8rpwn6Yille lie9t 1dDn uno tHnnte
NIT ber 3eit Elm rebt blbiae6 Stdctben
meroen, ,penn bic 3eiten ,pp5u bier fidere
Nu3eiden p%prbanpen itno, li9 ettpa6 belz
(crn unp IS ben @inwobnern pe0elten 9ez
ldnse, ben @ounty<S Gig BON 6putpnzGp.>
jeBt IN Gale,pnta> bterber gu rerle9en. G6
wirp gu pieiem 3wede iAon jeBt tl@ti9
I'M County Ypr9earteitet, um bel Der na9<
fen 5erbfpabl, bel wel6er oiele Sa9e
ent16tsoen percen ipu> ben Sie9 paDpn
gu tra9cn. Die um9e9eno um SrownS<
viQe 1T pun9erId6n, unO ct9neten 1t9 bic
romontii@ UNI l1liebenben Serge porSl9z
lid gum Weinbau, 1T meldem 3wei9e Ter
M9ricultur bereitS Elm S1wei;er pcn Nnz
fang 9cma6t unp 9ldn5enoe &elultate er<
sielt 6at. @or bret 3abren namli& per<
lu9te er ben Meinbau, NIT eini9en Ypm
Sbtp impprtirten &ebet1> ettpa creiBi9 an
3ubl, unp 9emanu im lebten 5erbite be-
reit6 fir 1teb;t9 Dpllars rcinen
Mtnne1pta @etn! uno melden
@ein,! Gr fann Don benz @atawba Gin
cinnati'8 1i9erli1 ni9t ubertrpfen rperoen.
SD ielbft babe baron 9etrunfen uno fam
bie@ abrbeit be6 bier @ela9ten perbir9en.
ST bics ntdt Elm berrlider Nnfan9? Nur
nidt itiQe %9eltanoen, beutl9e 8ir9er Don
Brownsville, uGorw1rts" 1et euer 2pz
lun9Sport, UNI jeoc6 neue unternebmen in
bieiem 3pei9e NIT Grfple gu tr1nen, uno
bolp wirb Der 81 n ~ ia II Don
8rownsptQe uno 6ouitpn So. NIT ben
auperu am%crifanil6en @einen concurriren
f1nnen. Die 6dlfte be5 @punty'6 1T NIT
1pl9en (@ein<) 8ereen purd3o9er> Die
ale li& jur &nlase Don @ein > Bergen
ei0nen.
Mn pemlelben Serge BABE t@ berett6
retfe @robeeren 9epf idt, bic oaz
lelbit I'M llr3ufanbe ii ueberFub padlen
urp belifat 19meden; aus eirem 3weiten,
binter bteiem 9ele9enen 8er0e emit prtn9t
eine 4uele> mddti9 9enu9> UNI bic caz
lelbit erbaute Mablmible, jabrau8 jabrz
Elm in 8eme9uns su balten. Iu@ bat
8rownspiQe cine Sdeemible uno oerz
ldtepene ar1bere bemerfens>pertbe Di19e,
bic chen bier gu er;dblen, gu reit fabren
tplroen.
Sn Der Ndbe ber oben 9etannten merit
plroi9en 8ueQe 1T Der 2anbiis be6 Se<
majors Slid BON 5pufon Co., Der 1i@
in Der lebten @eleBgebuns ~ Sprtbeilbaft
aus3etdnete. Sci meinem 8eiu4 ieiner
Garm fanp i9 i'm, elm 3netter @iucinna<
tus binterm pFu9e. Das 1T 70 bic redte
@etie pie BE @eieB9eber elmer &epublit,
Madden, lie als Sol9e ibre pFidt eetban>
in ibrem @irten gum Beiten res Mll9e<
%nteinmpbls fprtfabren iuuen. Sn ren
5dnben FOLDER Blrser f1no bic @eldide
be6 @taates fiber aufsebcben, uno bic
@cblfabrt bes 2anpe5 fam nur para 9e>
beiben, tper,1 fbnen bic 2eitung amer,
traut 1T.
Die @esenp pom Go Meileu binter
8rcpnssiIe tpetttifert in Sd6nbett Der
9eenerien NIT Der lllnsesenb 8ropnptQe's.
Beree unb Ib6ler, Wdlper 1no Jelcer
&panper1 in buntem @emil9 Dor BEN be-
,punptrnben &u9e pcriiber, unterbrp9en
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-02
@&liebli1 nod Elm Bprt 3u ben 5erren
Qanpfauaeuten!

@eit benz Besinne seeenwartieer @ailon baben
mir un1cr 9aupt-M ueenmerf auf's 8bclelale
@el1dft eele9t uno iuden bieri, uniere 9aupt>
Juree 3u entwtdeln =; mir baben biefur Elm @rtra-
Departemeat einri9ten la6en unb tieten ben Ser
rem @isoerSerfduferu i'm 2anpe aae 8ortbeile
unb 8equemlidfeiten, bic ibnen nur pon ~unleren
Goneurrenten in ben Iltli4en Vlaben uAerirt mer~
ben tUnnen. 11nler @tpd 1T fir ben Dry @pubs
0nni,," :; ri Minneiota Elm pirtlt9 grcbartiser une
weroen Is erpabnte Greuuee 1T ibren' Snterelle
f;npen. II bel uns einsufaufen, ba IS teinem
anbern 5aule in Minneipta mSsli& 1T, tuas Mns-
wabl uno BiQisteit betriFt, audi nur annGbernb
nit unS cuncarriren 3u tSnnen.
&err Muerbab
Der nit bielem Departement hetraut wpreen, wirb
es 1d anaeleeen fem lalen, uniere Derebrten &un-
ben 1T jsber Se3iebuns 5ufrieben gu feQen.
Suffice & Torepauab.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-02
Muermcmefes!
.. 10. Jn0et jo(( & Go.

D. IL. Jn0ef Jolt d 90.
batsu lsstsn tyre CT It e@snouns son
TrU6lingS< unb Spmn1er<
@aaren
erbalten. Sn Nntetradt Der ldled,ten i3siten pa
ben d1 bic lluter5eidnstsn entldlonsa, 'brea
flmmtli1rn @aarenpcrratb 81
berab8eiettcn @reiiem
,u ysrfaufsn.
aaufer, bic bel uns Surl prt9en fSn"en ~'r
iter3eugen, baB mir ibnea bic
9r1Bte MuSwabl
tisttn tvuuen yuu irseno einem @el&afte in ct.
yaul> gum Yelptel
Galicp8 81 10 @t8.,
@in9bams,
Strumpf< Waaren,
Tu1waaren lit 9erren
unb ale in infer Sad sebIrsnts @rtitsl sa Der
ba%ltni6mdbisen Yreiiea.
Da mir un1erc Waaren nQe bireft Npn ben
Manufattureu impurtiren, 70 t1nnsn mir ~bielslbsn
ben
2anbfanfeutem
au b%iQigsrsu Yrei1en bieten, ais irsene ea an
beres @el4aft 1T ct. yaul; mir bpHsn, taB bic
feiben, beYur fe 81 ancern &au 1eutsn aeben, BET
uns porlpreAen uno l9 lelblt iitsrseusen peroen.
@err Mabler
wirb Is f9 a%nselssen iein la0sn, feline beutl4en
2antsleute auf's Bette 81 b:oienen.
.. %. Gneerfoa s &c.,
neben Der Bride, I'M NewzYLprfz&acen,
ct. Yaul, Miun.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-02
@drtcmmirtbiDdn

UNFlf5eldnetfr tfegrf lI91 Fem Wert6eN YVEli-
fum anaujci9en> bob
epen Spnnta9
in ber sp1 ibm iibernpmn1euen ebemaIiaen @tabl-
nann' lden @artenwirtb1haft mulicirt> eefeselt
unb basu ~lilpsrbes yasertier ~SerSapft pirb.
Gr ri9tet an ale Jreunte frDbli6er unterbal-
tuns int 0reien bic ergetenlte Giplabuns 3u 3abl-
reidem gelu9.
G6oS. 5aoocnmiiuer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-02
Yu%ffDrDerund.

Sic @erublifauer ct. pauES msrpsn er,udt,
lb am 0pnuerffa9, tsn 7. b. 9Ht*., sltenes s
lbr int q(tbcndum" sn %Ysriammelu.
3met Der 3uiammenfuuft: Sera:tuus iiter
bic 3wedma6;efeit Der @riincuun eine5 rrputli-
tanilden StutS.
ct. Yaul om I. SUM 1860.
SIN Iuitra9e he's repnbl. Gsntral- COMMITTEES
fir Stanley Grunty:
Ou tay WiIltus, Ctr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-02
Mfuf Mr3eigfn,

q Sprlciung int vItbtudum".
~ 6 Label iu ieiner @rr!eluus iiter Gin l%reial-
nturatifdes Sbtma aui 9puntag I'M 9ttbendum
biirnit Cit q. gavin.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-02

Yen per St. Youl 8rab- Sanp.
Mit Mulif ule pcfulireu
Wcu'n mir heute ratifcireu -
9pnef OH Mte's termination ?
Srer bic hes u& leinen &ie1eu?
Mein ben Manu, ben wi / erfiel fen,
War ein aSnis lausc lhrn.
N.esel tann er tsine ulrlitten,"
Sat nitt cas prineip Aeyittru
Der gelfSl puHerInet1t;
Grd> hebtrrld d. Ct @iID' unb 3abme,
Gem OambrinuS 1T lein Same!
RzT 4llp laBt uns Mae aieb'n
~ Gum SrnSerte bes u III brim
bel SoDr & 8ttt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-02
Tr1ul. Nslene Nucu trttt mitrcr auf.

Sang ct. poul auf ben 8einen!
@rpfe &6lfer'panberun9 nadb
6em NSeften,
namlib ms
@Dn5ert ber Itppliwirt9i0Qft
ant m"pr9cnbcn Spnutaa.
Simmer luitig serau
uno linl11cr surild,
BIS mir Manu fir Maru
Siub ilter Der Sriid."
llNo, wcnr eiumal liter rer Srid, tauu ra1d
ben Sil9rl bi11auf III bic vlufties nuftise, rcjiae
tpll9e, muntrre, b~urtere" ,ette Statte 3ur Iippli-
pirtblgaft Sru
Aug. MatbGus.
9inauS aurt frIbliGcn Shicbcu!
binaus su1it Sutcl unb SpaB>
9eut miro ni9t su 5aule s%etlebem
Seut 9ebt's 81
Safpar 9aaS
uno letuem
famplen GpnntQ05 @pnSert
in ber Spmmr> Wlrtbl9aft lei Nrnple IT,. 0p.'s
8rauerei.
~ Eager: Nrnplo & Gp.'S
Non plus ultra!
Nrnmt une lebett mie's frEhli6 hereebet tti
s. 6aaS,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-02

Das gn9ros & gn0etai(
mannfactmr= S mpbe,paaren:
emporium
Don
Suffice II. Tprepaug6
Oritte Gtra6c, at. @aul,
Minnel ota,
1T bur9 ben @mpfans ber neueaen
&p1uutcr @uorcu
auf's &ei&baltieie unb @eld,nadppQlte a%l1ortirt
unb beebrt ih 1ol9eS leinen verebrten Runben Ct.
eebena an3u3eisen.
Das Eager 1T NIT alien neuen @rldeinuneen
@rpbe Mu8mabl 1T &let6er<
itpfen,
als: Merinus, 8alencias, Ylaibs, Delaines,
VaramattoS. De Yeises, poil Be 4eYree &c. &C.;
ferner unterDalien mir eincn i9Vnm Torrotb
bunter uno %einfarbt9er Seipenwaaren
unb p~ertauftn lolae senau gu Stew yprter Yrei-
fen.
infer Eager 1T @bawls> Gluafs uno @inter-
MGntel 1T nuf's Neidle complettirt, uno erlau-
ben mir uns np9, bic perebrten Damen auf unler
eruBarti9es
@etBz@ aarenz II. Grimmin96z 81 7prtment
aufmert(am s1 ma&eu.
Sn 5erren< Nrtiteln, ais Boufstins, DosfinS,
@alemeres, Dlfels, @rapatteS, 5emoen &c. tie
ten mir jster @oneurren3 bic @pibe, ha mir in be-
fer Brande bic pcrtbeilbaftelten @erbinbuneen
baben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-02

ga i& pbiee Bant tauRi& an mid eebra&t
babe unb bic @ttien ~berlslbsn III meinem Namen
in Der 9tubitor' s, Office eineetraeen inb, 70 BE-
tra9te i'd mid perlSnli4 Strantpcrtli@ fir bic
Circulation tieler 8anf, eem1B Zen Mnorbnun-
aen beS Minnelota- 8ant- @eiebes. 5'a4 ~
~7. II. e a" IT. 1877 g.. q. Goeerton.
ct. paul, ben 3. Oftober 1859. e2b95
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-06-02
GSbDrt NOD 1anae nidbt 2lQcmS

s. bDrt np6 1ange nicbt Mncns
auf!
loueer1 au9
SonntaA Nadmitta9s> ben 3. Sum- &c.
wie fetS bel 9utem Better 1T
Tan5<M iu1tf
1T Der @rmmsr > Wirtbldaft CUR rYittatursb-
8raurrei,
limb ba tpirb setau5t
Gum 3eitpertreib
Sr 10! 10 70!
llnb ipeuu Der liete Spnntag fcmn,t
Climb ale Sanger frpb.
llnb bic giettabcr zines 9uten 9ierS etenfaQs,
@ebprlamite gitte I'M satlrsidsu Yelu1 bon
93b 9etaltlau % II
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-15
Knox County-omciaI.
YINCENNEs, Oct. 18th.
,DIToRs JoURNAL:-I send you the Elec.

( Town ELECTIONS IN CoNNECrIcUT.-Th
Republicans of Connecticut are quite jubi-
liant at the results of the town elections
which took place in that State on Monday
last. OF 1lO towns which voted on that day,
returns have been received from 81, show
ing that of these the Republicans have
carried 81, and the opposition 81. The Re-
publicans have gained II, and the opposition
has gained l, (Haddam.) 1t is noticeable,
says the New Haven Journal, that 4" while
we have retained all the close towns we
won last year, we have gained a large num-
Der of Democratic strongholds in spite of
the perfect union of all the branches of the
opposition, and where we have not entirely
succeeded we have reduced the Democratic
majorities to a merely nominal figure
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-15
EVANSVILLE, md SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 49,

of men whom they have villiied, and who
have determined no longer to be contemned
and insulted
Herscheli Y. Johnson, at Pittsburg Ale
gheny county, Penn. }, talked to the me-
chanics of that city the same way as does
Gavitt, Whittlesey, the Enquirer & Co. to
ours. (We published Johnson's remarks
on the llth.) What was the reply of the
hard -fsted mechanics of Allegheny coun-
ty to this insolent Southern nabob? 1t will
be found in our Geographic dispatches from
Pennsylvania after the late election, in these
ds-'iAlleghany county 1000 majority
for Curtin, Republican candidate for Cover
nor"
Kratz & Heilman's employees answered
their slanderers according to their folly.
We think this will be the last time in this
county that our mechanics are denominated
Gwhite slaves and "voting cattle" If
not, the race Of demagogues will become
politically defunct in Vanderburgh.
Let the workingmen of the North stand
up for their rights and honor, and they will
see them respected. If they will do this,
their interests will after awhile be thought
of as much importance as those of 350,OoO
Shareholders of the South, in the eyes of
Northern doughface demagogues. Then the
Northern laboring millions will not be alto
gether ignored in the Government; and all
its preferences and benefits will not be given
to the thousands whose INTEREST," it is temake
slavery come everywhere in competition with
free white labor to the destruction of the
hitter
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-15

VAN buren,, Ark, Oct I3th.--After a
regimental muster, which was held here to-
day, three men, named Rufus and Jackson
COvington, brothers, and Richard, son OF
the latter, were killed by two brothers
named Sllas and Ben. Edwards. Several
Others were badly cut and otherwise injured
on both sides. An old feud has existed be-
tween the parties but the Edwardses, who
have long been the terror of this part of the
State, were the aggressors. While trying
to make their escape, they were overtaken a
short distance from town, by the constable
and his posse.
A large crowd nearly succeeded in TAX
ing the prisoners from the constable and
hanging them upon the street, and after
wards surrounded the Jail for the purpose
specified. The people are very much excited
and it is feared that the prisoners will yet
be lynched. 1t is the most atrocious affair
that ever wGs known here.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-15
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BT THE E. ". LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.

New York, Oct 12.-The Prince, &C
cording to programme, visited the n. Y.
University this morning, and received an
address from Chancellor Ferris, and anoth-
er ftom Prof. Morse. He visited the Astor
Library, Cooper Institute, and Free Acade-
my, where the scholars all rose on his en-
trance. After drive in the Central Park,
he dined with Mayor Wood, and then pro-
ceeded to High Bridge, returning in season
for the ball tonight. After leaving the
hotel this morning young fellow named
Mancone, who says he was born in Eng
land, and who is evidently in a disordered
state of mind, reached out of the crowd on
the sidewalk, shaking his fist, and exclaim-
ing who are you? l can whip you any
day. You will never be King of England if
you live hundred years." Some of the
spectators declare he threatened to shoot
the Prince, but others deny it. The Prince
and suite paid no attention to the disturb
unce, and possibly did not hear the insult
ing language. The Prince, by desire, plant
ed two trees in the Central Park, one an
English Oak, and the other an American
Elm.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-15

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 13.-At Breckinridg,
Barbecue in Winchester, Clark Co., KY.
yesterday, young man, son of DR.. West
of Bath county, being prevented by a Mr.
for ladies, drew pistol and fred at the
latter. The shot missed him, and took effect
in the face of Miss Emma Hickman, inflict-
ing serious wound. West was secured and
taken to a tree and hung three times to a
projecting limb. The Sheriff of the
county interfered and prevailed upon the
people to deliver him over to the law,
and West was taken to Winchester and
lodged in Jail to await his trial
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-15
tyYhite sIavery.,,

In the Weekly Enquirer OF the 10th there
appeared a most villainous article headed
White Slavery" abusing Messrs. Kratz &
Heilmau because they and some of their
employees chose to vote he Republican
ticket on the 9th The employees are also
called "voting CATTLE aud otherwise insult
ed and contemptuously treated. The SEN
timents uttered by the Enquirer have been
endorsed by Messrs. Gavitt and Whittlesey.
In fact it is quite the fashion among seven
by-nine doughface politicians to abuse North
ern laboring men, and in the same breath
SLAYER over Southern demagogues with the
most fulsome praise. In the eyes of some of
these Democratic politicians, one lordly
Slaveholding aristocrat with a hundred mig
gers is Of more consequence than million of
Northern laboring men, whose hard hands
produce the best portion of the Nations
wealth and greatness.
Heretofore our laboring men have put it
the power of these demagogues to injure
them, by giving them prominence and POI
stion, until it has come to pass that the
pampered Democratic officials think they
have only to ask for Office to obtain it, and
when once in Office they turn right around
and, viper-like, bite the hand that confers
beuefactions on them. But the day is near
at hand when these things will cease to be.
Our readers have seen the indignant ie-
buke which Kratz & Heilman's employees
in Saturdays Journal cast on the heads of
their slanderers This is q sign that the
laboring men ha Te it in their power to pro-
tect their own honor, and that they intend
to do it. When they once make up their
minds to do this, we shall not hear our
demagogues use such terms as that which
headed the Enquirer article. They will
begin to tremble before the power of a class
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-15

READING, PA, Oct. l2th.-Tho Democratic
State Committee of which Mr.. Welch is
chairman met in this city to-day, and
adopted the following resolutions.
Res0JUed, That this committee do rescind
It's action at Philadelphia on the End of
July, and that we recommend to the Demo.
cratic Party of Pennsylvania, to stand by
the Electoral ticket made by the Democratic
State convention ON the lst of March.
Amendments recommending a conference
with the Bell Everett Party and the Doug
las party were rejected.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-15

New YoRK, Oct. l3.--The steamship De
Soto arrived last night from Havana. Su-
gar quiet. Stock 143, 900 boxes. The slave
steamer City of Norfolk had landed 500 Afri-
cans. She was headed seaward, full steam
on, valves cut and feed pipes open, with the
expectation that she would founder, but the
current sent her ashore near Sierra Morena,
where Spanish war vessel discovered her ;
also 500 of her negroes and crew-the re-
mainder had been disposed of The Amer
icau officers and crew were sent to Key
West by the American Consul.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-15
aG7g-we are sorry to see that odt friend

Bf77~ We are sorry to see that o1r friend
CARRIER of the Madison Courier is defeated
for Treasurer of-Jefferson Gourty. He is
very obnoxious to the Democracy, and
justly, for few men have hit them harder
lieks. Well, CARRIER, never mind. You can
now put in your whole time as treasurer of
the Courier office, and we hope you may
have all you can do in counting out and in
its funds. No man ever made hraver fight.
and no one now bears aioft the banner OF
Republicanism with, greater gallantry.Y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-15

BG~ Royalty is on the move in Europe.
Queen Victoria has gone to Germany. Ma
poleon and Eugene are touring to their
southern dominions. Leopold of Belgium
is visiting his loyal towns. Isabella Secun-
da, as becomes a progressive sovereign, is
making a Progress. The Russian Gar, the
Austrian Kaiser, and the Prussian Regent
are to meet at Warsaw soon, and will be
waited on by small army of petty kings
and grand dukes and princelets. Victor
Emanuel is going to Naples. The Prince
of Wales is travelling over the United
States. Not to be out of the fashion, King
Bomba IL, late of Naples, has also taken a
hurried journey, and is expected soon to
be in Spain. King People is also moving
about in Italy, and is not absolutely iCle in
Hungary Lou jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-15
Undoubtedly a mIsapprehension.


Undoubtedly MlsapprehensiOn.
1t win be noticed by reference to our
official returns from this county, published
in Saturdays Daily. that Oscar B. Hord,
the Democratic competitor for the office of
Attorney General of our fellow citizen
James G. Jones, get majority of 81. 1t
will also be observed that John Paul Jones,
Republican candidate for Clerk of the Su-
preme Court, got "a majority over his Dem
ocratic competitor of l05.
There must have been misapprehension
on the part of voters to have brought about
this result Mr.. J. P. Jones lives in the
extreme northeastern portion of the State,
in Lagrange county, was never, we presume,
ally acquainted with half = dozen men in
it. Why should he run ahead Of all the
other Republican candidates-of even j. G.
Jones, who lives here Benjamin Harrison,
who is we'll known and much liked in Van
derburgh and Judge Morton, who is pop
ular here? There is no other explanation
Of the anomaly than this The names of
the two Joneses are so near alike that Mr. ].
Phones was taken for Mr. G. Jones, and
thereby the latter lost over hundred votes
that he was fairly entitled TO. But for this
mistake of voters, j. G. Jones would have
stood as J. P. Jones now does, and vice
versa. .,. -.--
We, say this much in justice to Mr. T. G
Jones. 1t can not fairly be charged against
him that he failed to carry his own county
as all will admit. 4EE Llslt @t -