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, 1860-06-14
Letter from John Mitchell.

CHaeAc1. June IL. 1eG1.
In the Editors Of tie Milwaukee Free Democrat:
In the Ft4t De.aocrat Of the 7th, L observe
that sou do ne the justice to sepel, IN my be.
hull, an idea which you say prevailed in your
city. namely, that came 10 the Northwest, on
the present occasion, under color Of lecturipg
about European affairs, "to make political Ia.
rangues for the benefit Of the Democratic par
~" II the persons who entertained such u
suspicion came and listened to my lecture, tLcy
must hare been undeceived. Be assured, alRo,
that if ! undertook to t'stump" Wisconsin at all,
i would be for anything else rather than tile
Democratic parfy.
For three years hare been labnriug in ny
sphere Of journalism. to break up thst partr.
and hope not altogether without effect. Their.
is no Democratic purty now, that am aware OF;
II was kept u,lye for years longer than it had
any right 10 lire, bv the generous zeal and at
t+ct meni Of The Irish born citizens Of Northern
States, WIN 1oyed it FIR the traditions and asso-
Citations of its vigorous prime. 1t is impossible
any longer to be'ong to purity which is dead
mad gone, The soul having gone out of it, mud the
very bouy torn limb from limb. If he1 any
credit With my fellow countFym should ex
hort them to seek neW coulbinatious-to isnlate
themselves 10 longer as the Irish ote"-to
merge in the several organizations of their fel-
iow-citizens. md be guided IN all public affairs
By their own views Of right and the political in~
terests Of the community in which they live.
For example. should wish to see Irish citizens
Of Northern States acting with the party whict,
desires protective tariff for home industry,
and also the largest possible extent Of territory
for .he field of free labor. II the South feel az.
griesed, az she wtl i mny, sic has her remedy.
know that 1rishmeu have avoided free soil.
ism and protection, because they FILE that such
doctrines and measures are unjust to the South
end hilarious to Southern rights, in this Union;
and 50. to protect those rights th.y hare votsd
hitherto against their own evident industrial
interests. They may as well give up that gen.
crous struggle. 1t is too 1ate: the Souti. can
not be saved in the North, nor by the North,
and snnst eishsr tsrc herself or 70 unsared.
If tee Republican party Ind nominated 8lr.
Seward, their great statesman, leaderand crea.
TOT, most OF the Northe, Irish-pesbaps nearly
all. would certainly hare supported him bound
10 him as they arc By his uniform yirdication
OF their rights rs citixens-even sometimes
against bis own party. Tn the other hand
irishmen dwelling South will, presume, unst
generally bs disciples {as en- myeelf} Of Mr..
iancT Of Alabama. Mr. Seward is right in as-
serting that there is an irrepressible conflict.
and Mr. rancy is right in. admitting and &C
etptlug that sact, with a view to ending said
conflict in the easiest way-namelg. by Dissolu-
tion Of the Conledetacy. Your ohedisnt ser
rant, .oHx NlI1cuELL,
, 1860-06-14
FRANK Blair in Missouri.

Hon. Richard Yates addressed tue rcople Of
st. Louis Tuesday evening, at Centre market
Square. He was listened to and applandcd By
an immense concoursc Of people. The meeting
was called 10 ra,ify the verdict of Congress
which placed Frank Blair in the seat 40 long
i1legul'5 held by~J. Il. Barrett The Democrat
thus referred to the purpose Of the meeting:
il was the rights Of the votere Of this county
which were restored By that decision and these
voters awe to the House Of Representatives, if
not debt OF gratitude, ut least frank and ex-
plci, recognition Of the equity und justice which
controlled the award. Systematic cheating will
not be resorted to again in this district as an
electloncering sgency for some time; nad far
our temporary exemption from Tint curse, we
arc indebted muinly TO the musterly manner in
which Frank Dleir fought the battle for his seat
Crowned with victory Is that ardent and pro-
tractcd contest has been. the Yictor cannot
be regarded by his constituer1A with nny
other feelings snve those Of admiration and
confidence. But the meeting will be no person.
I'll orstion to him, however worthy la may BE-
Of such compliment. 1t will be simply what
it purports to be-a ratification Of the notion If
Congress- On The essential ground Of the right
aud justice on which that actiop was based,
Therefore, Jet no cittzsn Who indorses it fail to
Ia present.
, 1860-06-14

AAAsANF0H AhA AAjt SHAt ILL., 4tlA
TIE TARIFF.
Tho Senate Committee On Finance met To-
dnv, but took no acl0n Oil the Tariff. They i'd
lourued tilt tomorrow, when the subject will be
discussed, as Mr.. Hunter has promised his
friends to reach some decision on Wednesday,
aud report the result to the Senate. Mr, Hunt
er's present purpose is to move postponemeut
Of the Tariff bill till December, alleging want
o! time 10 consider it fully. According 10 the
best Information, that motion will be defeated,
bnt there is no ASSURANCE that uny modification
will carry Rfterward.
Ins'ead Of reporting SO much Of Mr.. Morrill,
Tariff bill aa provides for a loan TO- meet Nj.
Buchanaa's floating debt Of 81, ,000.0 900. Mr.
Hunter Intends to move it as IN independent
amendment to one Of the pending appropr1a-
1ious, bs way Of cutting off nil consideration Of
the Tariff His full tactics depend entirely up.
On developments yet to be made.
THE n1cu1oxD CONTENTION.
The Richmond Convention is conFessealy
fzzle. All the otntes represented there, except
South Carolina, hare commissioned their dele
gatrs 10 Baltimore, and there il ful. under
standing amonR them as to another disruption,
uuless the Southern demands he conceded.
The general expectation llr1e nor is TINT twu
Democratic candidates will be ruu-Mc. Doug
las hy the Northern Wing. and Mr. Hunter, or
Mr. DAVIS, by tie Southern. There is no basis
or prospect Of reconciliation. Doth interests
ton is freely admitted by oil candid and saga.
cious politicians.
TIE BALTIMORE coSyKSzlos.
Mr. Douglass friends intend to offer b resu-
lution. immediately ou the meeting Of tho bslsi
more Convention. pledging all the Gelega1es 10
auy nomiu -tion that may DO nude, with view
Of making it test Of the relative strength Of
parties. Tho South will naturally rebel at any
such proposition as ref citing upon their integ-
rlty, ind cnntaining an unusual requirement.
TUE DEATH OF GEN. IEsuP.
Tho death ot t;en. Jesup Gives Mr.. Buchanan
auo,hcr important appointment Col. Thomas
is The Oldest officer in that branch of aersice:
but this seniority docs not necessarily secure
the commission. Th'a vacancy requires high
order OF ad ninistrAtive ubility and integrity,
from the immense contracts for transportation
aud supplies under the control Of the Quarter
master Generals Department, 4 number Of
names have already been suggested iu this con-
nection. hut the subject viii not bs entertained
by the President till utter the funeral on Ned
nrsday. The President hHs full power TO con.
fer the appointment upon whonl be plcsses ill.,
sidc The regular army. and is likely to be run
down wish applications through the friends Of
those who are most prominent.
, 1860-06-14


ED1rons Pass Axp TRIBUNE :-On Friday. the
6th INST, Wm. Orr, Of Wooster, Ohio, arrived
here in search Of one Clas. Hay, against whom
there are some fifteen indictments for forgery,
lie procured warrant at Ottaws, and the ser
vices Of D. IT. Mattocks, Of this place, together
vita Soma four others from Mendoza, aud, ut
O'Clock 4. H., on the morning Of the gth, made
4 deaceot upon the house Of John Stevens, Of
Troy Grose township. Four Of the party en-
tered the house, and three remained outside on
guard, leaving their teams hitched few rods
above the house to avoid noise. The call at the
door was answered by brother in law Of the
accused. Hay made his escape through the
front door while the party we're IN an adjoining
room, and was hotty pursued by the outside
guard. and arrested in field, inter haying
scaled hedge Tho inside party, attracted BIZ
the " noise and confusion outside, made rush
for the door, which they found obstrncted by
three or four females somewhat zen disAabilIe."
Removing the said obstruction, and, On reaching
the street, The team, Il fine pair of borses be:
longing to Mattocks, went dakhipg down 1be
street. having been cut loose By the friends Of
the prisoner, (of which there is ositive proof,}
demolishlng the buggy, after running some four
miles. Hay was taken 10 0ttawa, and, while
in Jail, IN officer arrived from Quincy with
warrant for him for stealing pair Of horses On
tue 30th Of November last, where he has been
pla5ing the confidence game under the several
aliases Of y ebb, Enamersou. DC. lie was taken
70 Ohio on the evening Of the 10Th, br Sheriff
Warner. He il about .ix feet high, weight
about $50 lbs, s5 or 40 years old, randy hsir,
aud hard looking customer generally.
, 1860-06-14

How the Contest Loo1ts,et Richmond.
A special correspondent Of the New York
Herald, in attendance on the Convention At
Richmond, w.itea as follows:
There is perfect harmony among The dele
Eates. aud they are resolved TO stand by each
other to the last. These men are his toned,
and The elite Of the South-very different from
your Northern politicians. 1t would do you
good to hear tho contempt With which some Of
them speak Of the New York delegation and It's
tr'cka i may BE- said that these delegates are
Inconsistent IN going to Baltimore, and that
they humiiate themselves They admit tho
fuot, but do it for peace and harmony, and to
giEs the m.jority, from whom they separated,
. chance Of Relieving themselves and preventing
diaunion Of the S.ates.
1t is now believed that ths Douglas men will
mt dare to rejec, them. or ut least that there
will be a majority in fasor Of their admission
at Baltimore. But then, what about The plat
form. which, having been already recousideted,
c.uuot be taken up agaiu? II is not necessary
to sescind the minority platform, or take it up
again; it is unobjectionsbie. Us far as it goes.
Ali that is necessary is 70 pas resolution in
addition, and thereupon the fight will begin. If
the delegates from Richmond are net admitted,
OF IL the new resolution Of the Southern men
be mt adopted, that will be the signal for tho
Withdrawal Of all the Southern delegations,
with about thirty Of the New York deleeat'on,
ta'r'5 -four Of pennsy1vAnia, oue halt Of Aassa.
enosett:. and perhsps ZONE others. The seee-
deFs will then proceed to make u nonination
nna appeal to the country. The delegates left
1ealna !" WI probably nom'nase douglas; bus 1t
IN Ga'eu!tted le cannot get m electoral yote,
aeo taat be will be defeated even in lliucis by
4ha ~ ~. oome mere aag that III the event Of
tae whole Southern delegations seeding ii
baltimore, Douglas will withdraw III name
end. 49, "'e~4 ~
, 1860-06-14

RUAISDlNG.-A pleasant parlor,
- with two led rooms attsehe. su!t4bl for = f.r,1r
Also. suits Of 'coms can be o1.a!1ed al Nos aac vaa
HuTs1 etTes I, near the .aks. j.1AIh
, 1860-06-14

Tho Times calls upon US TO ecnsure para
graph in German Sunday paper, in this city,
in which two persons Of the Trinity-the
Father and Son-ara nominated, oro for the
Presidency and tie othor for tho Vice Piesi-
dency. Men who write that sort Of b1asphe-
NOUS stur do not ueed. because they do rot
fear, the ceusure Of their fellows But If any
protest o. ours against the oaen*o which The
German paper committed, not only against the
Creator lut against the best feelings of The
best men and women Of tho community in
which the hlaspbemy is uttered, will serve to
prevent repetition Of tie rank offence, or to
bring to sense Of decency the sheet that per-
mits that ribaldry in its columns, that pro
test is not wanting. We make it now and
1,ara
, 1860-06-14
n A 4 O R G H A r D
field Springs!

Ttese Springs ars stua,ed In the sallsy ot The Oak
Orchard Creek IN tha town Of Alan ia. eussse county,
n " eight mes South OF the vitake Of A1tin., On tho
Ere Canal aud fourteen miles from Batava.
"r.e pstoet.a a. Add spr!usa ART three IN numbe.
tss ass M bo1 az r e. ees IT, II = ot
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II Of Il sR
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depenteat or liberated STATE Of he
esuesane Of the insess:pes IN t3etpus 1ee1pns u
Rtt4 attended with phosphate sedent II tbs su,ta
bic remedy being to mt., sca 4. b-irs ors
stomach In febrt d.. b. used srope.lv dlut
I'd ~ Eerktsant to Diminish thut md pfst<rn.tufa1
hr.t In tkn asea.es those form Of ujspsts4 con.
pe:ted with lhe alkaline condition ot th- taca. =. II
Pyr1 trash. e VII prors bettes t4an hydE
Gus conse nm the action ef ezd Ibis 1ater
VII. prnvt sdnIbe andoc. In eA-ostc pho, ~
itis lryn9is erunie f11FfA, aud AuxsIi 1,d.
chronic o5ka'aio e1te ual!JJ 9fxf IN 4raal .o.s
thrns Of kaat1oa. and In f'oFvAsn and glts
and A&-o tiEes-
Wh; tak.n tnte'r.lE. aT1sx It.aFz1 OF Tia EA:z,
.lmnnia. from ply ie!aus. and rther respectable
ndfv!dual4% NAV be een on a.tlcauon to the Agent
.. Alers tupp led On b.1A tetns.
.na Nater 9ts4fAe nrle* p+oeTr I'd {tnes
H. ". BUSTN1 K. Sole Aksnt+
no. 81 Bspa lwHy, New YaEk.
, 1860-06-14
The Linc0ln-Dnusla& Hook---Thc Re-
publican Enllau4IaAIn,
srnn,tet1ca f,inr1nn, u f.,,nr,,r.fsf

CDLuxHrr June 18th.
am informed that Follct, Foster, i Co.,
book publithess. Of this city, hare recr.ved
letter from Senator Douglas, bitterly complain.
ing Of the partially Of their volume Of the de.
bates Of Lincoln and Douslas, in 1855, to Lin.
coin. He alleges TINT hts speeches are full OF
errors. which are hurtful to him, while Lincoln's
speeches are presented ia their uoss favorable
light The facts as stated are, that Douglas
speeches appear in the volume as published ia
the Chicago Tina. a DouRl4s orgau-by his
@wD reporter, With the omission Of the ap-
plause, :" immense cheering" DC. The pub
fishers did not regard reporters enthusiasm
as adding strength 70 the argument :
The warming Of the wigwsm tonight, was
rous,ug affair. The Wide. .Awakes hare d torch
light procession, with q full band Of music,
Father GiddlnGs WIS compelled to speak. re.
gardlcss Of the programme, aud warmed up
the masses viii, rapid history Of the R-pub.
can issue. beginning With she american Kero-
luton.
Cor. Chase was received enthusiastically. and
made Il noble speech upon the fuuaamen,al
principles Of the Republican party, haudliue
The suhjec: Like philosopher md statesman, d,
but the Ia.cness Of tie hour al witch he con.
cluded rendered 1t impossible to send i. Is my
report closes.
, 1860-06-14
dSarIbaIdt,A Expedition.

GE.oA- Sunday. Nays.
Dispatches have been received from Palermo
BY The Sandman Government. which fully COPS
firm not enly the victory obt .ined By Garihs!oi
at Caiatadmi over the 1000 Neopolitau led by
LAMA, but the more importunt ore, which
placed The heights surrounding Pafcrmo'in the
Aends nf the Sici1inn 1,atrints. T;.o 6sat c teae
victories ia further confirmed in q letter I'D
dressed by Garibaldi himself to Rosalieo PiIo,
Count Of Capace, from Calatatlmi, undsr date OF
the 10th:
Yesterday We tnught and won. The enemy
is fsing towards Palermo. The populations are
in LIgh spirits, and join my camp by thousands.
Tomorrow ! thall march On Alcaalo. Tell the
Sicilians that the hour hnR come to put m End
to their slavery, aud that We shall do it coon.
Every arm is good f5r The brare-muskef,
scsthe, hatchet, nail at the tnp of = stick
Unite wnh me- Thwart the enemy . plans ~
much ~ possible. Light bunfires upon all the
heights which surround tue Neal,olstan troopr
During the night kill rs many Of the enemies
outpost sentries Us you can. Intercept the com.
mich as you are ab'o, hope to sec you soon.
Yours, GAn1nALnt."
As you see, this l4conic letter ccnta,us III; the
necessary Instructions Tor war to the knife,
and war to the lnifa it will be. To understand
how, after the loss sustained by the Seapolitan
troops at Calasafimi, The insurgt nts were able
10 pub their army to the very :ates Of paler.
mo, It is necessary to bear IN mind that The r.
Haiux Of I.sna's column were ineessantly
attacked bv the binds Of Baron Santa Anna and
Marquis. Flcratura, from Mnntelepre to the
paoppc. The def.at Of the Ncapolisans was So
thorough that only 1850 cat Of 1000 could
resch tho capital. and cven thsse entered it
only By groups Of len or twenty at a time. The
cavalry was almost anuihil.tcd, field pieces
were abandoned, together with amuu-
nltinn Carts. The routed cnlumn. Is soon
as i entered the barracks. declared it
would nerer 90 to meet Gsribaldi again.
and 1se dread under which it was laboring
soon spread among the "a r,eon. Works ofde
fence we're erected I'll round the city, but the
threatening attitude Of the population will rem
der them useless when Palermo is attacked by
the patriots: According 10 au oficiul dispatch
receiTs d an hnur ag0, today is The day in which
Garibaldi will attack the intronched camp of the
Neapolnan army Besides til. Sc summary pieces
Of Intelligence, partly derived from private
telegrams. partly from those sen. By Marquis
Pefsauo. The Sardinisn Admiral in the Mediter-
rancan. to his sgovernnent, the mail steam pack
Ct has brought us letters from Palermo, dated
| May Is, and those OF Nessina dated MAY el = to,
gelher with the ofiicia! bulletins Of the 1nsur.
, 1860-06-14
19rcss 4 Grthu1tE


THE DOUGLAS STATE TICKET.
The nouiuatioas at Springfield yesterday
will add nothing to the strength Of the Doug
Jas ticket in this State, if euch ticket should
DO presented. They are weak-made up of
material that would not have been put forward
if there had been any reasonable probability
Of Democratic triumph. They are confes-
sion in advance that the battle is lost We
refer for particulars, and ,or Tie reasons for
our opinion, to our special dispatches.
, 1860-06-14


We are under obligations 10 Mr. Hunter, Con-
ductor Of tue Fseepor; traia. for copy of IN
extra OF the Boone County Iad>peadtnf, dated
Yesterday morning, which has tue following:
Last pieht, about 81 o'clock, fire broke out
ia The extensive dry goods Blorc of y. il. Lara.
way, and uo'tf3rts could prerent its spread
uaii. it had destroyed the whole OF Union block,
the grocery store Of G. s. Ingersoll, and occu.
pied by Rookwood 4 Gril1iu, together with the
National Boarding House, owned by F. Il. Rice
Tue fire was caused BY the 4n,d which had
leaked from poor lamp taking fire and catch
ing in CAD Of camphene+
The loss is IS follows: Union Block, owned
by Ne+ly, Woodruff, Crosby 4 Tompkius,
worth ee0 900; insured for 3!e,0 900. n. n: L..
raway, Insured 81 1000. " Il, Woodruff,
drugs. &c.; loss $1,000: Insurance $500: G..
i. lnxer4oil. }osa Il 100; no insnranee. F. h.
A'ce, loss t. 600; insurance $1,000.
Ira "ilkou removed his goods; considerably
cansged by removal. Loss &1oo; fully in.
u. II. Boyea' Law ot6ce, second story, wholly
destroyea; library, furniture, and large
Hoaount OF valuable papers, consisting Of claims,
6ccounta, g., lest for collection. No insurance.
1t vs. With The Ereatest effort on the pnrt Of
tbs wind been blowing at The time. Tie whoie If
the business portion Of tue North Sidr mn.t
have been burned This is The rnost de,t-ne.
tire fire that has ever visited our town.
, 1860-06-14

ArExer TO THROW Tn41s orr 1ux re.cx
We learn that as the 1:30 An, tram n" -.
II. l. MINI. 4. Z. WAS gazing out on Sundsp
morning last, M attempt was made to throx
the train of the track near Kdbourn Ctr ~
fastening piece Of timber across the track.
The perpetrator Of this dlabolical act Was eeen
rome mischief, immediately ssopped ths sTs;ps.
and q fer rods in front Of the locomotive the
obstruction vas discovered. 4 number OF men
Instantly asarted 10 pursuit Of the sooundrcl
who had placed it there &od soon succeeded ID
capturing him. We hare been unable to learn
1is namo. BE was secured on tho train and
i1sa s1 % IL crois Thias g. % S R:us h'
, 1860-06-14

The action Of The Republican Convention Of
his District iu ronominating SCHUYLER CoLFAx
l,y acclauation. will he very gratifying to the
Republicans Of li1iaoia. Mr. Coltar not only
deserves well Of his constituents, but Of tho
wll ,le country. That lie will bc rs-&1ectcd by
an increased mejori,y, there can bo no doilbt
, 1860-06-14

Abraham 14incolu's great speech delivered at
Cooper Institute, New York, neatly printed, in IN
page pamphlet form. cau be had ut our count
ing room. Price one cent per single copy; 50
cents per huulred, or s4.0o per thousand.
Document No. . contoins the late speech OF
Mr.. Seward in the United states Senate. and
the crushing rejoinder OF Judge TrumbulI to
Mr. Douglas reply to the former speech. max
ing lC page pamphlet. Price tlo0 per 1un-
dred, or $500 per Thousand copies. Let the
country be flooded with these noble viudications
Of the Republican party.
, 1860-06-14

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