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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31


am composed of "a letters.
Ny 10, Q, II, 49, is the name Of an Indian chief.
My 30, I, is proposition.
Ny 81, 20, ls, 20, -, 5, IS, is a ruined city in
Greece.
Ny IS, %, IL, 20, s, n, II, "a, 10, "a, II, is
the name of II poet.
Ny ., 10, ., 10, 80, is a country in Asia Minor,
My 81, ., !, is an adverb of Negation.
Ny ., ), 10, %, %, Q, "a, "a, 3, 4, II, is the
latin commencement of q Psalm.
Ny 3, "a, 90, II, FL, 0, ., I, G, is town in
Prussia.
My 8, "a, 90, II, IL, 20, is great writer.
Ny 30, ii, 26, Q, was keeper of sheep.
French poet and satirist.
Ny 81, 10, %, 80, %, is city in Europe.
NV whole was the last words of an officer on
the battle field.
YOUNG DOUGLAS.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

wiLMSGroN, DEL, March 2sth, 1860.
Mr. Editor:-Thc following is n solution
of palmetto's Enigma, which appeared in
last weeks issue :-"Sam," said one little
urchin to another, ''docs your school-mas-
ter ever give you reward of merit?' ~
sepose he does,n was the rejoinder he "give
me licking every day and says merit two. =
Please try little harder next time, Mr.. Pal
metto and oblige CUBA.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

WfGMixGroN, DEL, March 2sthr 1860.
Nc. Edifor:--Thc following is the answer Of
nv Historical Enigma, which appeared in
your last issue --"Intcrregnum in Scotland
for eight years. Sir William Wallace nobly
supports the liberty of his country, defeats the
English at Stirling, and drives them ont of
the Kingdom AMERICA,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
SHERIFFAITv


rI,o THE ELECTORS OF NEW CASTLE
L. COUNTF.--FELLOw CITIZENS ] offer myself to your
consideration candidate for the office OF Sheriff Of New
Castle county, subject to the nomination Of the Democratic
party. Respectfully, ISAAC $. PRICE.
Wilmington IId., mrI7-tn
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
CORONER,


fTO THE ELECTORS OF NEW CASTLE
i COUNTH.-The undersigned, ut the solicun Of
numerous friends offers himself to the consideration OF the
Democratic party candidate for the office Of CORORER
Of New Castle county and hereby pledges himself IL cor
daily support the successful nominee.
Respectfully JAMES IRONS
WILMINGTON Hundred. March Il. 1S60-tn
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
Nontgs' department.



SPRING.
The moaning blasts u Winter
Are buried in their grave;
No longer will they chill the land
Nor wake the sleeping wave.
No more will Boreas from his home
Afar in Northern skies,
Send down on rs his ffigid breath
Nor with tears bedew our eyes.
IT'S now that happy time Of year
when Spring with roses crown'd.
Will visit us, poor mortas here,
Whore late old Winter frown'd.
Her advent teens with every joy;
And trees and pantslong bare,
Now put forth their tender leaves,
And inner bouuiics share.
IN her gentle march of triumph
She spreads Der hill and dale
robe Of smiling yerdure,
Leaving blossoms In her trail.
The little birds In harmony
Their songs now gally sing,
And proclaim with one accord
The return Of sweet Spring.
It's now the lark begins his note,
And bears himself on high
Amid the fieecy morning clouds
10 the blue, ETHEREAL sky
The ice-bound rivers, too, are freed.
And now exulting foam,
Their waters wildly dashing on
10 their mighty ocean home.
IsToRINA.
Wilmington March Goth, 1860.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
For the Delaware Inquirer.
HISTORICAL ENIGMA.

For the Delaware Inquirer.
HISTORICAL ENIGMA.
am composed of % letters.
Ny 25, IS, 10, 90 l6, 10, was the Lord OF Mon
tigny.
NY II, !, 3, 6, 0, 8, was one of the learned men
OF Doway.
Ny %, 4, ., s, a, 10, II, Is, 10, 81, was nota-
bic person of Bavaria.
Ny 90, %, %, II, Is, %, 10, was town OF
Germany.
Answer this if you can Marion.
EMPIRE CITY.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

wILMlSGToN, DEL, March 2sth, 1850
Mr.. Editos.-The following is solution of
Romeo's Miscellaneous Enigma :--"The wreck
Of the Major Rcybold in the gale on the tenth
of February" AMEHiCA,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
SHERIEEAITY

l. COUNTY.-FEILow CITIZENS: Ioifer myself to yoiir
consideration as CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE OF
SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE COUNTY, subject to the nom
nation Of the Democratic party. Respectfully,
THOMAS J. MOORE
Mill Greek Hundred, Feb. IL 1860.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
CORONER

ITO THE ELECTORS OF NEW CASTLE
IL COUNTY.--FELLow CITIZENS. l aguin offer myself
TO your consideration candidate for the office Coroner
Of New Castle county, subject to the nomination of the
Democratic party. Respectfully, JOHN PERRY.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
CORONER.

ITO THE ELECTORS OF NEW CASTLE
Il COMMUNICATION CirizENs offer myself to your
consideration candidate for tho Office of CORONER of
New Castle county TO the nomination the Demo-
cratic party Respectfully, ISAAC THOMAS =
Wilmington Ill., nirl7-tn
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
[For The Delaware Inquirsr.l

For The Delaware Inquirsr.l
GRAMMATICAL ENIGMA.
am composed of l6 letters.
My 4, II, Is, 8, is noun.
My ., is vowel.
My ., 8, Z, is verb.
My /, is a consonant
My Z, 10, IL, II, 6, is an adjective.
My 3, 8, 8, IA, is a noun.
My IA, 3, is proposition.
My IL, is consonant,
Ny IA, 8, 4, is noun.
My 10, Q, 10, is noun.
My Is, IL, is proposition.
My whole is the name OF q man that lived IN
the United States.
GREENER.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
For the Delaware Inquirer.l
GRAMMATICAL ENIGMA.

For the Delaware Inquirer.
GRAMMATICAL ENIGMA.
am composed Of 10 letters.
My 40, So, so, So, 81 81, So, is noun proper
My Sc, 81, is CONJUNCTION.
Ny 2, 3, l, is an article.
My A, g. I, 8, 8, is an adjective.
My 8, l2, IA, IS, IL, 10, IL, is noun
My "a, rs, is a proposition.
Ny So, So, 60, 81, is a personal pronoun.
My As, 46, 81, 4s, is a proposition.
Ny go, 60, Ga, 65, is a verb.
Ny sc, 81, 6s, 60, 10, is an adjective.
My &c, is an article.
Ny Is, l6, II, ls, 10, 20, 81, %, 20, is verb.
Ny 81, 32 SO, a. 80, SO, 81, SO, is an adjective.
Ny 80, 40, Al, AZ, 43, "A, is noun.
My 81, %, 30, 30, is an adjective.
Ny whole is remarkable about the crimes OF
Seldom
Answer desired from Philadelphia and Sa-
iron, if they are able. VENUS,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

rI'O THE ELECTORS OF NEW CASTLE
il COUNTF.-GENrLEMEN again offer myself as a
candidate 9th Democratic party for the Office Of Coroner
subject to the usual pledges. JAMES l.. COX.
mrs
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
For tho Delaware Inquirer.
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.

am composed of l6 letters.
My Q, 3, 6, s, IA, was an English divine.
My Z, 6, 5, 3, Q, l6, was French preacher.
My /, 6, 4, 3, 10, town of the Sandman States.
My 10, 8, 6, l9, was French tragedian.
My IL, 2, 6, a canton and luke of Switzerland.
My whole is the name of person.
Answer desired from Cuba, next week.
CAROLINA.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

a- Orders for tickets, shares aud certificates OF pacag
nes IN the above splendid lotteries will receive the huN
nr,nt al enn and official account Of each drawing
sent Immediately after tits all TO all who order oHr
ho subscriber. Tile drawings supcrntenlcl by thrce
Commissioners appointed by the Governor. Address
T. X. SOLOMON. Agent. ~
Wilmington Delaware. {
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

The Memphis Appeal says that twenty muir
ders were committed in that city in 1859, and
that the perpetrators of fifteen have not yet
been discovered.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

no THE ELECTORS OF NEW CASTLE
l. COUNTY ;--FELLOw CI1IzEss.-I offer myself to
yOnr consideration candidate for the office Of Sheriff
Of New Castle County snieet the nomination Of the
Democratic party. JOSEPH KILLG0RE.
Chrstiana Hundred March 2i-tn
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

B5- Orders for tickets shares and certificates Of pack
ages in the above splendid lotteries will receive the most
prompt attention. and Official of each drawing
sent Immediately after It is all who order from the
subscriber. The drawings superinendcd by three Cont
missiOncrs appointed by the Governor. Address
ELI SHARPE Agent,
der1T-ty Wilmington neiavare
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
To be drawn in Wilmington. Del,

The drawn numbers of tile above Lotteries published
IN file baltimore daily papers, and New York Herald.
- orders tickets and shares ofecrhcates fpacka
SSromnt attention and nn official u each drawing
Sent Immediately after over all whDorer from tho
mssionors appointed by the Governor,
- Address c. G. WELDIN
Successor to z h. Glazer, Wilmington. Dol.
s Persons ordering Tickets from distance viii please
Lcr n mind The fact that checks my order any sol
vent Rank IN the uninn AMI marked good by the Cas
lar and il the letter containing them be registered NJ tie
PAST ONCE Twill be responsible for the loss Of the same
thus giving Inducements offered py no other r IN the
city -. Ell. ,r.,.,. " y. y - ~
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
Country Seat with about 40

800, ACRES OF LAND, FOR SALE.-The
,i subscriber will sell for cash, credit, city nr other
M less valuable property, half Of his farm lying
E iLoniy half mile from the city of wilmington, on
the Newport Pike This property has more than doubled
its valne within the last ten years, md IL constantly n
creasng The property will bedivided by the road leading
from the pike Mill Creek On purt is new Cottage
House, house, carriage house and other onnild
ings On the other half isa large barn, ont-sheda, gra
nary &C. Only oleaf is for sale, but the purchaser can
have the choice j. A, BROWN.
..Clif
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

rIl0 THE ELECTORS OF NEW CASTLE
Il COuNTf.-FELlOwC CITIZENS; I offer myself to your
consideration rs candidate for the office of CORONER Of
New Castle County subject TO the nomination If the DEM
ocrntc party. Respectfully, THOMAS MCINTYRE.
Wiminptnn Hi mrDI IN
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
YOLK,S STATUTTE on
yUGARi sUGARii sUGAR,i!

CUGARf SUGARii SUGARt!.
- have recipe for making sugar from the juice of the
Chinese Sugar Cane, which will send post paid, any
part of the United States receipt of dollar In coin
or postage stamps.
obtained this recipe from China, lat Of twenty
olars in 1885, and have triedit for two find
that IL is all that was claimed for it.
Address JONATHAN S. KIDD,
BOX AIS, Clarksburgl Harrison county, Va.
R5A Any newspaper publishing this months and send.
Ing marked copy with the bill enclosed, will remit
the amount
wish advertise in all The papers in the United States
fcb4-3m JONATHAN y. KIDD.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
SHERIFFALTY,

ITO THE ELECTORS Of NEW CASTLE
Il COuNTY.-FRlLow CITIzEys: again offer myself
To your consideration CANDIDATE FOR I'll OFFICE
OF SHERRY OF NEW CASTLE COUNTY subject to the
nomination Of the Democratic party.
Respectfully, ISAAC CRUDE
New Castle Hundred Feb 10, 1860.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
For saIe--lOO Acres OF good

ksS31, LAND, SITCATEDIN 1NDIANN XIV
NafiI! Hundred Sussex county. Delaware II Is s
H atcd the public road leading from 81. Georges
Chapel to Milton, and being about six miles from
either Georgetown, North Iewes MsburO Tereareo on
Penc and Apple Orchards besides other fruit trees most
of them bearing The buildings consist OF story and
half dwelling having Ave rooms on the four
above good kitchen; all well finished aud papered. store
house, Barn, Carriage house, Sc. Tho Farm IL conveniently
situated both churches and schools Possession given
at any time For further particulars apply at the office OF
the INQUIRER, 0rot JAMES 7. BUTTON,
frt,Di an the urenises,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

rI'O THE ELECTORS OF NEW CASTLE
Il COuNTY.--FELLOw CITIZENS offer myAelf
tn Your confederation candidate for the office Of Sheriff
of New Castle county. subject to the nomination Of the
Democratic party Respectfully,
chri.tiana nd. ieisj !. P0uLsoN CHANDLER
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31

V,O THE ELECTORS OF NEW CASTLE
Il COUNTY.-FELIow CIrIzEss agnin offer myself
your consideration candidate Office Of Sheriff
Of New Castle county, slljcc 10 the nomination of the
Democratic party. Respectfully,
Brandywne Hid feb2j ELL u. TALLRY.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-31
SPLENDID SCHEME

EACH WEDNESDAY IN MARCH,
Cass 162 draws Wednesday, April I. lsdu.
Glass 1T4 draws IL,
iCass 1856 draws . Z" ~,
Glass 19s draws 20
Nearly one Prize TO every Two Tickets! WI. cft
rs Numbers-l3 Drawn Ballots 4 .sH
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-08
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

TUE,DA Feb z.
SESArE-By Mr. Garfield. petition of d. c.
Goldman aud Others. of Portage county to
amend the collection laws so as TO anthorizs
suits to be brought on totes accounts and
other evidences of debt, before any Justice in
the county in which the debtor may reside, or
of the township where the debt was contracted
Referred to the Judiciary committee.
Fl. B No. "a: To authorize the township
of Raveuna, in Portage county. to appropri-
ate certain moneys for the purchase of GEN.
e'ery, was taken up.
The question concerning the principle of al
lowing corporations to borrow money-which
finds no favor in this Senate-cams under dis
cussion incidentally, but this bill was objected
TO because it was local, Senators contending
that a general act should be passed, giving
corporations authority 10 appropriate mone-t
already collected.
Mr.. Jones referred to Mr. Harrisons bill
directing the appropriation of such moneys to
the specific purposes for which they are raised
as an objection to this bill.
Mr.. Garfield explained, that the money to
be applied in this case is surplus of a sum
already raised for another purpose. and there
fore is not subject to the priuciple referred to.
The question recurring upon the bill, ii
passed-yeas 26, nays T.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-08
Legislative Summary.
Tuesday, JanuarY 81.

tuesday, January 81.
The SENATE met earlier than the House to
day. having merning Session After the
morning business. they took up the bill to
graduate and fix the salaries of County Audi
tors. After very warm discussion, which las
ted most of the day, it was passed by vote Of
19 to IL. This bill is 80 arranged as to re-
quire the Auditors to keep strict account OF
their business, aud settle quarterly with the
commissioners who are authorized to deter
mite what help the Auditor shall have in the
way of clerks. etc. 1t will materially reduce
the salaries in some counties. while in most OF
the smaller ones. it will produce very little
change.
The HoUsR met at half-past two, and work
ed hard till dark. A number of memorials
were presented, half of which against repeal
or suspension of the School Library tax. Seve.
raj of them were from Summit county, pray
ing for a Geological SURVEY. Some six or
seven bills were read second time. and four
notices of bills to be introduced were given -
There were four bills also introduced; To pre-
vide for an additional Judge in the Ashtabula
sub division of District g; regulating fees for
naturalization papers; 10 equalize railroad frei-
ghts on live stock; making appropriations, in
part. for 1860; and giving criminal juris-
diction to the Probate Court of Clinton
The House passed bill regulating the maner
of returning assessments of real estate
State Jou rnal
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-08

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2-The Tribunes cor
respondent says the Committees will be an
nouDced next week. Mr.. Sherman will be
Chairman on the Wavs and Means Committee
and leader Of the House. Mr.. Grow will be
at the head of the Territories, and other,
who were members of the Thirty-fourth Con
gress will probably be restored TO the posi-
tions they then occupied. Nothing is yet de
termined, however. G
Mr.. Reaf is discharged by the Harper's
Ferry Committee.
Mr.. Hyatt will appear Tomorrow
Mr. Wendell has refused to answer certain
interrogat ories propouaded by the Printing
Investigating Committee, and is allowed time
to decide whether he will adhere to that pur
puse. If he persists, Imprisonment may be
the consequence.
The New York HeralEs Washington cor
respondent says the city has been wild
with rejoicing during the night, over the
election of a Speaker. It is participated in
by all parties, who have suffered more or less,
financially. in the delay of organization
Speaker Pennington, and Messrs Sherman and
Hickman were Serenaded at Wizards by
Wither's band accompanied bv large body
of ciiizeDs and residents of the District VIII
lard's hotel was thronged with people, and the
sentiments uttered by the Speaker and Messrs
Sherman and Hickman, we're bold and decided
against The extension of slavery. The sere-
naders proceeded to the residence of Fl. VIM
ter Davis. but did not find him at home
They then proceeded, about one o'clock to the
residence Of MIR. Grow, and called him out of
bed, who responded 10 short speech.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-08
PHILANDER.
FoR rHr PoRr.e. coryrv n,,,oc,,,


Pursuant to an appointment the RepIbl
cans OF Charlestown convened at the "loxer
church, on Tuesday evening January 24th.
The meeting was called to order by the Pres.
ident, Chauncy B Curtiss The Secreturvs
Report was then read and approved. The
Hon. o. P. Brown, of Ravenna, was then in
troduced to the audiease, who addressed
the audience for about one hour and aalf
In powerful and effective manner he faith.
fully exposed Douglass Popular Sovereignty,
in all its bearings, and contrasted the system
of free labor in all its workings with the de-
grading influence Of Slave labor He depict
ed, with touching eloquence. the evils of the
Slave traffic. its blighting, scatthing. influence
upon both the black and white races. The
death-like stiffness which pervaded the Assem-
bly, during the address, told plainly that the
truths be uttered found lodgment in every
true heart. Surely we had "a feast of reason
and flow of sonI." After the address, Geo.
Sanford, Eeq, introduced the following reso.
lutions, which were unanimously adopted
4lcS0tOeuI u nat Tue hepuOlcans OF Charles
town view with unfeigned, satisfaction the
digni6ed and manly position of the RepuoIi-
cans of the q. s. House of Represent atives.
IN their united and continued support of John
Sherman for the Speakersbip.
ResoIred, That in the present posture of
affairs, we should regard defeat with Sher.
man, as more honorable than victory with any
other man.
Resotued, That in State matters we are in
favor of the most rigid economy, but shall ex-
pect, and demand. of our Senator and Repre-.
sentatives strict adherence to this principle
in all their votes and measures.
Jacob L. Coe, Esq, was then called for,
Who very promptly responded in very effect
i've manner. Motion was then made that the
proceedings of this meeting be forwarded to
the Portage County Democrat for publication
after which the meeting adjourned to meet
in ts7o weeks.
CHAUNCY B. CURTISS, Pres't.
GEO. E. BALDWIN. Sec'y.
Chariestoi0n. Jan. 28th. 1860
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-08
why Eorth caroline Smith Went Unasr

The fact that the Hon. w. q. Smith, of
North Carolina who had concentrated almost
the entire Southern and the Northern Demo
cratic vote upon himself. withdrew on Tuesday
before ballot was taken, surprised many. 1t
will be remembered that the Northern Demo.
Gratis. in going to him, declared that he was
not Know Nothing, and had no sympathy
with proseriptive K. N ism never in the
words of Sam Cox, carried the dark lantern,
sworn the proscriptive oaths, taken the fero-
cious pledges of Know Nothingism, and never
entered any blind alley or back door. under
cover of night, to miugle with the disciples of
SAM in damp cellars, dismal garrets. and
and such like unseemly holes and corners
The Americans found it hard work to keep
their seats and hear the man for whom they
had cast their ballots gloriied because he had
no sympathy with them. There were several
irreconcieabe points IN the remarks of those
who voted for Smith; and to save himself from
catechism and exposure, he surrendered
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-08
a R.puhllean Speaker Elected.

* =.
The great struggle is over. As by Con-
gressional proceedings in another column will
be seen. Hon. William Pennington. of New
Jersey, has been elected to the Speakership Of
the Hoase..
The Republicans. by their intrepidity, their
endurance, their calm, answering adherence
TO right position, have rebuked faction,
thwarted the Vaccinations of the corrupt and
unpairiotic, have done hOnor to themselves.
to their party and the country. -
The black Gag of disunion, unfurled so de.
family by Southern Fire-eaters, without re.
buke or remonstrance from Northern Demo.
Gratis, at the commencement of the session,
has come down-the doughfaces of the North
are humiliated-and the esprit de corps of the
Democratic party has departed.
The Republican party is now the hope Of
the Republic 1t is destined soon to take the
control Of the National Government into its
hands. and by its patriotism, by its proper
conservatism, by itas Nationality, will restore
the Government to the safe and salutary prin.
ciples Of the fathers, give peace and quiet to
the country, destroy the hazard of disnnion,
ssctionalism and faction. and restore to the
people their former confidence in the stability
Of our free institutioDs-Slaver will be left to
be taken care of by the States which it blights
and cuEses-its black pail will darken the
Z fair prospects Of no more territory. and a
free GOrsrnmsns. (worthy at length of the
namel applying itself by Just aims, to the
prosperity and peace and happiness of the
whole country, viii go forth once more on its
career Of glory and of honor, and cause 70 be
exerted in due degree, the benign Influence Of
Eree institutions throughout the world.
Mr.. Sherman, By his manly, wise and patri
osic course during the trying scenes of the last
eight weeks, has won a high place in the re
CARDS and confidence Of the people and Mr.
Pennington, who stood unfinchingly by thi
Republicans in the support of Mr.. Sherman
until he withdrew. is worthy to take the posi-
stion assigned him.
in political antecedents. Mr.. Pennington i
Henry Clay Whig-in present political faitl
and practice. he is as reliable and faithful
3 Republican as John Sherman. himself to sa,
which, on that point. is eommendation enough
He entered ardently into the campaign o
1856 as The supporter Of Fremont and Day
ton. By the Republicans of the Newark Dis
trict. in New Jersey. be was put 10 Nonina
tion for Congress and elected. He has actet
fully b harmony with the Republicans, with