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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

The Agrsc ultural Boys aud Mr.. seward.
The Detroit Free Press and Lamsiay Journal
d Thursday, stultifies themselves by quoting
Without comment, an article from the Journal
q Commerce Of New York city. reproba.ing
The oct OF the inmates Of the Agricultural Col.
kse, for getting up Seward demonstration,
within the walls Of the College. Of course the
Free Press knew better. whether the Journal Of
Commerce. did 90 or not
The plain facts we're, that about forty Of the
young men at the College, who are Republicans,
got up car, in very handsome and appropri.
We manner, trimmed and decorated it with farm
implements, adorned it with devices, borrowed
'oar horses to dras it. and came down, three
mles and better, to pay their respects to Mr..
seward. The demonstration did not take place less
'han that distance from the "wals of the Col.
ege, and vas in anrespects decorous, and cred.
liable to the youth engaged in it, and to the in.
situtiOn,
No political restraint is placed upon young
Aen as the College, each being left to enjoy his
@'n'0ns All had the day, in which to attend
@e mas meeting or not, as they pleased, and a,
''ang INDIGENOUS was said or done, we don't
~ Dot the New York Journal of Commere.
M the Detroit Free Press win be obliged after
~" es the matter 90 by-if not, what are they
gang to do about it.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26
They Give Il Tn.


According to the Baltimore Pdtriot, (Bcl
and Everett.) Mr.. Buchanan is thoroughly
satisfied as to the issue of the Presidential elec
ton. He looks on the question as settled. be-
yond the possibility of alteration. 1t only
awaits, he says. the formal decision OF the hal
lOt-box, and that he thinks, will be in favor Of
Lincoln" Mr.. Douglas admits as much. In
his Jones-Wood harangue, as reported by tele-
graph, he says: believing the Union in dan
ger, he would make any personal sacrifice to
save it. If withdrawal of his douglas
name will defeat Lincoln, he would at this mo-
ment withdraw it." His continuance on the
track is a confession that Lincoln will be elect
ed, in spite Of him or his. To give up the con-
test six weeks before the election is unusual.
but in this case unavoidable. We admire the
frankness Of these two notorious politicians.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

CHARACTERISTIC IRISH ANECporE.-No class
OF citizens were more bosterOus and enthusiastic
in their greetings of Baron Renfrew, than the
SONS o. the Emerald Ise--an Elegant way thew
had of following the advice of a sage Guardian,
that advised them to have no part or lot in the
matter. When the Prince was seated in the car
Yesterday morning, ready for his departure, an
irishman was observed giving vent to his feelings
in manner that showed he was fairly overcome
with enthusiasm. After showering a score OF
compliments on the Prince, he gave the coup de
grace by swinging his hat and shouting" Be
dad, and come back hero four years from now
and wen run you for President"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26
DROBATE NOTICE.-State of Mich

L igsn, County OF lngham, sat q session of the
Probate Court for the county Of lnghsn holden the
Probate Ofhce, IN the village Of Mason Monday, the
18th day OF sept IN the thousan eight
and sixty, present WV. II. PsCKyKY, Judge Of Probate
10 the matter Of the estate Of Geo W. Crocker deceased
IN reading and filing the petition duly verified Of Mary
Croker, widow Of said deceaso praying that letters
administration may be granted upon said estate 10 the
said petitioner, widow of said deceased
ThereuPon 1t ID ordered, that Monday, the 18th day
OF October next, at IL O'Clock in the forenoon ms
signed for the hearing Of said petition that the heirs
IT Law Of sad deceased and all other persons
IN said estate, are required to appear Of said
Court then Do holden At the Probate Office in the vii
age Of Mason, and show cause any there be- Why the
prayer Of the petitioner should be granted And it is
further ordered that said petitioner give notice the
persons interested in said estae the peency Of said
Petition and the hearing thereof by Causing copy Of
this order to be published in the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed and circulating in said county Of Ing
ham, three weeks previous said day of he
ing. "a true copy wM. II. PlNCKNEY
SwcS3 Judge Of Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26
The Journal On iis Own Terms Not 10 De
Had.

En- REPrBLcsy-Dear Sir: Permit me to
make known, through the columns Of your pa
per. fact with which many of your readers
are already familiar Several weeks ago there
appeared in the Journal an article. stating that
the Journal would be furnished to all who wish
ed il during the campaign for the sum Of 25
ets, to he paid when Douglas is elected Presi-
dent Many of the students feeling very poor,
and thinking the editor very generous, sub
Sribed for it, Moreover, We knew that il
would be powerful argument" in the hands
Of good republicans. and suppOsing that We
could read ii, send it to our respective homes,
from there to the neighbors. and thus help the
republican cause. We were glad To have il qiven
toas. But, alas oar hopes are blasted. and
We are doomed to bitter disappointment! One
student received tsco papers, some one, and
more, none. We know that some people have
adisposition to lie. and that by habit this be-
comes almost natural yet we did not think the
editor Of the Journal would deceive us.
One Of the students went to the Journal of
ice, hoping mot bclieving) that some mistake
had been made. o, yes, certainly-mistak'
nsde-shall be corrected-all right-paper
shall be sent regular, SC, &c. .-a.
Well, gentlemen. not paper has been re
esved! We know that the Journd! is nota
Tie (notable) sheet, purporting to be democrat
R in Orincinles hut IL the northern democrat,
bar the principles Of that editor, why then
Lord deliver u.s. We see reason enough WHY
heir party is diminishing. and ours, the onl!!
true party. increasing.
1t is evident that the Journal editor has con
Guided that he cannot afford to gire his pape1
away. We have to adopt that view, for he give
cause for that and no other
Yours for Lincoln and IIamlin.
8. \. ID.
AGRICULTURAL. COLLEGE. Sept. 90, 80.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

BROwNsON FOR LNCOIN.-The N. Y. Tribune
Of September 18th, says that Orestes A. Brown
son, the editor of wellknown Quarterly Re.
view published in the interest of the Catholic
Church, and who was always radical Demo
crat, has come ont for the Republicans He
made thorough-going Republican speech a;
Elizabethport, New Jersey, on Thursday even.
ing. He not only recommended the policy Of
the party in regard to the freedom of the Ter
ritories, but he eulogized " the honest back
wOodsman of Illinois,"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26
A HIem.ToNED PARrY.-LIKx MAsrrp.I,x

A HIGH.TONED PARrY.-LIKE MAsrER.L,KI
MANA Presidential candidate who has the
pluck and shamelessness to 60 about soliciting
votes for himself, must needs have followers and
admirers who will do anything meaner, if they
can contrive what is meaner. Accordingly they
make resort to rufianism in all forms. A sub.
scriber in White Oak, Ingham county, who gives
his name, informs us that he takes charge of
club subscription for the Detroit campaign Iii.
tane, and sees to the distribution of the issues
as they arrive, and that last week, while engaged
in that duty, his papers were seized by Doug.
las rufian named DIR. Ackley, and destroyed.
This learned Doctor, is a worthy disciple of
Douglas.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

Are generally caused BY Ani,nalc burrou i'm III.
skin Dr. Tasks Mssre , r,e,, ~ it. powerful .nt
penetrating qualities ars., ~ ..er, We txe of them
restoring hr aith b-a., to the KIN vhe..y., an
p,'ed, removing Eau sus ~
i>FiasED or >'Rs !yfs {; Cusi, i, Of south Bend
nd says The N.su.sr the oa,v reued,
N use here Tor iaain>t Ey~s r. suitor If our coun
" has 40 much 'alth ,a.er- in this disease
hA' lac not uy hgh -. ut oilers to .or
'eit Tie amount ps-. case. ssis Of cure
PILES -fe- en- .s- y. $50 .-.,r :. the x.~, mai,
"cu ATTY 'r"no e-oin-. a.r a.-j Is by Or rr. SIS
Magnetic n'nien' App, It the parts Affected and
small Of the back
NERVOUS OR SICK HEADACHE Apply the Ointment freely
Ia the forehead and temples am 5.et the neck so
to the solss of the feet and palras e hands 1t will
relieve The seve-es: heaoaehe Ia thirty minutes
~ ssad advertisement IN IN PAPER 3mjyl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

An EFREcr.-The Chicago Press says that
one of the immediate effects of the visit and
speech Of Gov. Seward at Kalamazoo, is the
conversion to Republicanism of Alexander Hen
dersOn, one of the Oldest and most influential
Democrats of Allegan county. Two years age
he was the Democratic candidate for Sheriff
and ran far ahead of his ticket. He is now one
Of the Census Marshals, and delegate to the
Douglas County Convention, which meets thi:
week
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

Nor ON SALE.-Says the Williamsburg IVA
Gazette -
LAST week we received proposal, by letter
to the effect that if We would advocate the
claims of Douglas for the Presidency, we should
receive, beside large stipulated pay bonus
OF $50 extra subscribers. So far from accept
ing the proposition, upon the very strength OF
it, we have run up the names of Breckenridge
and Lane. What an effort at bargain and sale
of principles! Oh! We Douglasites!'
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

IONA CoUNrY.-The following are the Repub
lican nominations: Judge Of Probate, John L.
Morse; Sheriff, Abraham Alderman Prosecu
ting Attorney, Albert Williams; Co. Clerk, CLARK
A. Preston; Co. Treasurer, E. S. johnson Reg.
of Deeds, Julias Jennings; Cir. Court Com,
Morris b. Wells; Co. Surveyor, Samuel Alder.
man; Coroners, John +. Morrison and p. Clark,
Representative candidates-East District. Milo
). Baker, Of Portland; West District, Alonzo
Sessions, OF Berlin, the present able member.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26
M a R H Z f. ID.
In Lansing the Goth inst by J. p Cowles, Esq, MIR
JAMES II. ENSLAND to Miss ELECTA HUXLEY


In this city, Sept. ed ESTHER, wife of Charles Fox
in the SD year of her age.
This sister has long been devoted member of the
Christian Church Not only have her afflicted companion
and children lost truly Christian partner and mother
but the Church, aud city, Of its brightest orna
men's-itS abiding frienI She died se lived in holy
condolences u Christian triumph.
" Alas It's the surricor die ii. LAW.
In the rst ward Of this City, the i instant ADA
ADhliA FERRIS, aged years, months an,! days
Heaven kindly sent Angel band
To bring Kindred spirit to the Holy Land.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

Sc.ooL ELEcrIoN-4TH DISTRICTS.
2 G,een, and Ephraim Longyear were elected
,,usees 1t the annual meeting, and in the First
v.,d Hiram II. Smith, and Alvin N. Hart, were
slsrted
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26
STATE BUILDING LAND.

y 8, v~.,.. vrUu uasneu 10 pieces.
tain Kirk, one of the guests at the hotel, v
cending the stairs at the time, and hearin;
alarm and compromising what was the N
rushed into the room and rescued the little
ture as before described. The whole in,
took place and was over in less time than it
US to write three lines. 1t Was truly won
escape from instant death.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

S1sA0s AZ RCrrALo.-The Albany Journal
20 that the Democrats seem determined to
axe trouble. The Republicans Of the Third
~ Buffalo. held meeting Friday evening.
Ass sFenized in large hall; but it was found
s~ 700 small. and an adjournment took place to
- o'sads While Mr.. wadsworth was sneak.
y NE following occurred "A wagon was
. "a With rabbIe OF boys who drove constant.
Y.'udshs crowd, yelling and hooting. This
sanee vas after awhile Withdrawn, and a
s mounted assride q rail carried about in an
80 manner. All this the Republicans en-
= s'sAoat resistance, but some ruffians began
sng stones from the other side of the street
aen hitting Mr. Wadsworth in the face
BIZ lip. Others in the crowd were
800. NJ. wadsworth continued speaking
"he'Awakes posted themselves in sucl
- = 70 protect the meeting from further
The resOlute attitude assumed BY the
'e's'sed quiet, and the speaking va
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26
BrsAxIse MA couple Of bright boy

BrsAxIss MA couple Of bright boys.
II in ms, made their appearance at the door Of
The School Of Reform on Monday last, asking ad-
mission. They said that their uncle. who lives
near their residence in Riley, Clinton county,
..o, them there. Their father is in the Peni-
,.o,;arv for casslestealing, and their mother has
zone 70 her father, who will not supprt the boys,
Who have consequently become Migrants. They
we're taken care Of BY Or. Shank.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

CALroRSIA.-The latest news brought by the
Pony Express from California states that it was
not deemed advisable by the Douglas and Bell
Everett State Conventions to form FUSION
Each nominated full ticket.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

A VIRGINIA VIEw.-The Hon. Mr. Milson,
OF Virginia, democrat and Member of the pres
ent Congress,) has written very sensible and
truly patriotic Letter, in which he shows that
the DisuniOnists have created the difficulties of
which they complain, and that the Republicans,
If they succeed in electing President, will owe
their success to the madness and folly of their
opponents.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

DEATH OF Rev. ROBERT McBRIDE.-The Rev,
Robert Mcbride, Pastor of the Presbyterian
Church Of Howell, departed this life at the res
idence Of his father, in Sparta, Wisconsin. on
the 18th day of Sept, inst.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

MINNESOTA STATE CONFERENCE.-The Breck
inridge Democracy, in State Convention, at st
Pau, on Thursday last, nominated full Stat,
and Electoral ticket. Senator Rice was pres
emit, end made speech against Mr.. Douglas.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

Old Buck IN PUNPs.-Messrs. Schel, Isaac
Bell, and Royal Phelps, acommittee to invite the
President and Miss Lane to attend to the ball to
Baron Renfrev in New York, 10Th proximo, ten.
dered the invitation on the goth. They were
accepted. Miss Lane win certainly attend, bat
Mr.. Buchanan expressed some doubts respecting
his being able to attend, owing to the pressure Of
Official duties,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

ESrrNoLoGIcAL.-Old Tom Benton, was d
nearly insane by an attack of the "tumble-l
and now little Douglas il running for his Ii
get away from Abe Lincoln's beetles
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

Nh. TRowBRIDGE.-Hon. R. E. Trowbridge,
Republican candidate for Congress in the 4tl
District. has written to Mr.. Bartlett of the Tus
cola Pioneer, that his health is restored, and
that he viii soon take the stump.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26
MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having

Vv4 been mede in the conditions certain mo, tyag.
executed by Ainer ID. Hunt, of OnOndaga, Michigan
Ira davenport of New York. dated the dsy De
csmber, A. u. eighteen hundred and fifty six record.
ed December thirteenth A. u 1856, the Office Of the
Register OF leeds for the county Of nghan, the
which mortgage there rs claimed be due the
Of this notice, the of three hundred ami thirty
dollars and eighty three csnts and suit proceed
ngs It law having been instituted any
thereof Notice is therefore hereby gwen that Tues
day, the twenty fifth day Of December next twelve
O'Clock noon, shall Sc at Pubic Auction ghes
bidder, (sale to take place at the front door
County Circuit Court House, the village OF NJ s,nl lie
premises contained IN such mortgage, (oT
OF as shall be necessary 10 satisfy the amount due
such mortgage, with ten PER cent interest," and legal
costs, together With attorney fec Of fifty collars
ena0ted for theren) that is to say tie follow ng piece
or parcel Of land situate in Ingham county, Michigan
viz the east half a the southeast quarter Of section
tsenty tao (2s) in township one a. north Of
CD west Dated Detroit. sepierobe 20, A L. LEGO.
IRA DAVENPORT, Mortgage
VIZ WATERMAN, Attorney. l3w2s3
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

AwrrL.-rhe Hon. Henry ". Hilliard, of
Alabama, told the assembled Fusionists in
Cooper Institute on Monday evening, that
The day that witnesses the election of Mr..
Lincoln, if that calamity is to be visited upon
US, will witness CONFUSION which shakes the
institutions of this country to their deepest
foundations. Tremendous enthusiasm.1 Pub
lie confidence will expre-stocks will 20 down
property of every description fall suddenly
in value-cOmmerce will feel the shock as if a
storm had swept the sea and rent the sails of
mighty ships-and this grand republican sys.
tem-this glorious confederacy Of free and pow
erful States, seated in friendly alliance upon q
continent over which the gorgeous ensign OF
the republic streams to-day, the symbol of
peace, Of union, and of strength-will rock as
under the ttrOes Of an earthquake" &c.
So much for Hilliard-a greater southern Or
ator than he, says that the election Of Lincoln
is a disaster which the country will owe to the
rascality Of Stephen A. Douglas
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

re D'scHAReE.-Two men, Henry
Christoper Hubert, both Germans,
-: y the premature discharge Of q field
~ me reception Of the Prince of Vale.
On Thursday evening last. The cart
Wese % Ere by q rocket
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

XXITH SENATE DIsrRICr.-Cleyeland Ellie .,
Barry county has received the Republican nom.
nation for the Senate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

The Albany Journal states that that most in
famous and degraded Of all sheets, the Brooks
Express, is endeavoring to excite Disunion in
the South by attrociously slandering the North
CIVIL WAR-PRFPARArION FOR IA notice.
able feature of the Republican {" Wide Awake
parade here, on Thursday night, feature, how.
ever, OF their organizations and professions in
other of the Northern States-was the efficiency
of their military disciple. 1t is true, they carry
no bayOnets or rifles, but-as if by way Of pre-
liminary preparation for bayOnets and rihes-tor-
ches about the length and weight of "John
Brown pike" are used for the purpose Of drill
These associations, the incendiary press adds,
are to be used if circumstances should require,
to drive the Shareholders, like poisoned rats, into
their holes"
After thus endeayOring to inflame the South,
the Express adds:
The disunionists of the South are not blind
men. They see and understand these things, as
plainly as We here in the North can see and I'M
derstand them-and accordingly, in obedience
to the law of counter irritation, we have them
demanding an immediate reorganization of the
militia, thorough inauguration of the State ar.
scnals, and such other measures as the "impen-
ding crisis, would seem to call for The Charles.
ton Mercury, now before US is making an earn
est appeal fer early action in these respects
"Not moment" We are told, sis to be lost"
This State ought, at this time, to have several
parks of rifed cannOn-rjfed mOrtars-and at
least ten thousand rifles, with the necessary am
unition to make them efficient"
And having thus thrown brand first North
and then South, the Williams add:
And so, rs this Crisis must come sooner or Ia
ter, LET 1T COME NOW, on the principle that
it is better to meet the wolf at the door, than at
the freside.
Fortunately, however, all this is merely the
bowls of "wolf" whose teeth are drawn and
whose claws are cut The Brookses are impotent
alike 70; good or evil. They are both "played
out" and "used up" demagogue Office Seekers.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-09-26

IxcuAx COUNTY FAR Tho Annual
ri, sbr Ingham oounty, holds to-day and to-mor-
,ov. Il Mason.
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e.scAx. - The Republicans Of Mason
~ thursday pole 10 feet high, from
49,. the names q Lincoln and Hamlfn.
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1elresday Morning. Sept. Is. 1850

MICHIGAN STATE FAIR-We are indebt-
.,,.,hs officers Of the State Agricultural Socie'
:, q. /. card Of admission to the State Fair.