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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26
Obituary.

VHICAtD, .lnF IS0O
Smith Frye leading democratic politician and pro
minent citizen Of Peoria in this state, died Friday
from wounds received in quarrel, Wednesday last.
with james Carroll Frye leaves wife and eleven chill
dren.
BosroN, June Is, 1880
Fnoch Baldwin President OF the Shoe Leather Deal
Rink died yesterday at his residence in Dorchester
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HAwxrs-surz--0n Saturday, June %, In 81 Inke's
church, Brooklyn. l. l., by the Rev W. Dher RcHAsD
W. HAWKES., of Brookhaven, l.. T., 10 saz<HM Sxrra
only daugxer u John @. sl,h, formerly Of Eastrcrf
Maine.
Eastport and Portland papers please cory.
OAKxs-Hopxzxs In Broe <lyn. Mondag, June - ~
the Rev. Henry Blanchard, Mr.. BvxDErrS oas- 70 "hs
EIizA " HoexISe. all Of Rxoekyn. 80. a.. =,
rsoxrvox "a Mis- IAxy hi NtClrrf, both Of Jersey CITY
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The Mexican War steamer
NEW ORLEANS June IS, 1890
The United States District Court has decided that the
Mexican steamers are not lawful prizes.
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CIuCAeo, June ., ISb0.
Ere at Lgonier, Indiana yesterday morning destroy
gLtli the hre A. G. Fisher, ai Tsoi9s. lane Tsre
ba4ly injured By falling from ladder.
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Fire ut Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, June Is, 1860
hre broke out last night in Towers Co s hat store
No lao Main street Loss sl1 OOO The adjoining build
ings were slightly damaged also.
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Fire In Ann Street.

shortly before o'clock this morning Ere broke out
in the second story Of the six story building No AZ Ann
street. The Gre spread through the whole Of che building
The upper part Of the rear wall fell crushed In por
ton OF the cxtenton Of unoceupicd No 11q
Fulton street The whole Of the building Ann street
was pretty much destroyed. The nremen worked manul
ly and kept the fire confined 10 We building Ia which
originated The total loss may BE- estimated at about
$4,000 The lsteness OF the hour prevented detail
count. while write the building Is still burning.
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Union Of Life and Dessh.-Purs BLOOD
bic salownsss ~ the complexion which
so91 se% sesn @Rs ssn enc
humor- whose accumulation the human body The occa
sS.. e. efss ss1 pn 81 s ~
lives: while y fs kept under we I've when gains tss
therefore which win keep down this principle q death
r ' sssfh suT Ps s ssS' az. S ~ .na
p. p. and sSsre have Ss1
Is The blood loo years they have proved nfa6e
mess and spssms whether from wind e.esbiy
loss Of appetite sk heaiache dizziness and swimming fseng
s s~s a.n9 "ss ssovs az dSr saae
gS. 1s Il ss ss ca 81 n rel
These symptoms generally allied With toyply o. sluggish
Of The liver caused BY the presence upan thai organ OF an
"''""'' ACRIMONIOUS MINORS:
~ and heshy action restored Their csnynces us Of
their goodness the stomach rrg.ins ~ pcwes nsAhi ~
pss,R ,sss. he place q the sen ssssy
Ssssnss have 70 BE- fen coma ssene and believed
Principal ofee Tor Z, sa .x :, rrtrs prrrs
prsn6rpA Building Ai.o No .rnion sAre Price ceuts
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Singers Best Ma nuf IN cturing Machines
win hired for the low residents of
New York. Brooklyn and wimmsbnrs With The privilege Of
purchasing. NJ SINGER co, 468 broadway.
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Non-Arrival of the Great Eastern.
SANDY Hoox June 25-ll 80 r. N.
The are a. yet no signs OF the Great Eastern
Weather clear and calm.
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Dispatches for EurOPe-The Prince
bert Outward Bound.

The steamship Prince Albert will probably leave st.
Johns tomorrow 2sih nst for Galway and isexpected
TO make another of rapid easery the At
antic Dispatches to reach her should be filed at Mr..
stokers agency No Broad street. before Tuesday
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EMPIRE WATER scPERIOR TO CONGRESS WATER
The Empire Water Acknowledged by chemists ply
10 be superior 10 Congress Water contains
the medical virtues OF that water with an addition OF
large Of Iodine, which improves the combination The
Empire aperent and counter iritant and may be
used By persons old and young in every sua
ton inffe when cathartic action required, u should
be In the morning produce that effect Depot No
JON" '''e' O. W WESTON a CO. Propre.or.,
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entered Office and stole the newly purchased
hat Of gentleman connected herewith II was Knox hat
Evidently beauty and becomngness The thief
virtue and confess the temptation Was very great Le, no
Ing their KNOCKS, No. 2i2 broadway. Rather le
them. doing keep strict guard over ther purchase and
thereby comfort during the continuance OF the war m
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Clirehugh's Elusive wig Is q Novelty.
Paintings unstanable; turning up behind 30 broadway,
next 10 Stewards.
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WEATHER Report ,
Markets.

ST JOINS, N. + June a., 1850
Wind n. ". Weather very fine. Thermometer 70.
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Whiskey.-s. Il. SUITE Kentucky Salt
river Bourbon sold by all druggists. HEGEMAN co,
Nos. l6l, 800, Gil and 756 broadway, N. Y.
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Aux Jeumes Msres.-Des S0&ns que Rec1a-
pendant ct npres faccouchemcnf
Consultation par 0RANDJEAN, Astor place.
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Barry's TricopheroWs IL the Best snd
cheapest article for dressing beaufyn cleansing curling,
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies', try It, Sold by all
druv
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Fires IT New Orlea ms.

NEW OxIxASs, June %, 1880
Several small dwellings burned on Apollo street.
to-day Loss s12, Soo mostly insured.
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wheeler 4 Wilson'S sewing Machines.
Ohce sos Broadway, New York.
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A Grover q Baker Nofseless Sewing Ma
chine the friend of the family Once as Broadway
New York, and l62 Fulton street, Brooklyn
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ReOpened.-Meade Brothers Old Galle-
RES 2x Broadway, opposite the ParA spenddly reled
after two months repairs.
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Thos. j. Jones, Formerly at No. 10 Maid
en- lane would happy the rework Of that
establishment at No. 1f2 Broadway Of Maiden lane,
where Edges genuine goods are kept
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Batchelor's Hair Dye, wig and Toupee
Is Private entrance Tor ladies' The Dye
applied In the skyliRht rooms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26
The Tour or the Two Chamy

The Tour OF the Two Champeons.-De-
scrpon Westminster Abbey and the Tower by the editor
Letter the American Horses In England. The
Flora Temple and Pachen Tro,s Correct Engraving OF the
Champion Trotng Stallion The Fee Champetre In Honor OF
the Japanese Dminy the Life and Adventures Of
Jockey the New York Races and Trotting Reports Ias a
AQuacs and other sporting matter from all parts Of
the country, In WILKES SP1RTT-now out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26
News nom Mexico.

INV ORLEANS, June IS 1890.
The steamship Austin has arrived here, with Brazos
dates to the Goth instant and $50 900 in specie
Nine thousand Liberals concentrated at Guanajua-
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competent surgeon. Trusses Supporters, Shoulder Braces
Spensory Bandages Silk Elastic Stockings Belts and sur
cal Appliances applied. MARSH FAvIf.LE, $40 Broad
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southern Ocean steamer Movements.

SAVANNAH, June %, 1860.
The steamship Huntsville, Of Cromwell's line,
from New York, arrived here ten O'Clock sunday
inQ oath inst
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou.
pees The best In the wourd Wholesale and retail and the
DYE privately applied, at No. Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26

Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 2i Broadway of Murray street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26

HIS Hair Dye 80 Cents. - Black or
Brown Depot No Barclay street and sold by all druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26

japanese Bal1.-LadAss, ~ VOC wish TO
iopk ertra handsome procure botfle Of LAfRDS Liquid
Pearl The best beautiher and pressrver OF NE sn IN me
worid Hroady
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Good Tea, One Dollar the Cheat, ~
Tea wNrehose. No Chatham street and
otg tireervich street
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Superior Shirts, made to order from mea-
L. IL. HATCH CO.
Retail Department, toS Broadway.
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n. n. Babbast's cenesntrated SON SOAP
One bor forty gallons Soft Soap by simply adding
hot water. 81 per boz Liberal discount 70 sroeen NO. "
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"Wnl a RayI ." Try ST., b Having
vour head eramined full written chart know
ensctiy what you DO best FoWLkk WILLS. rhreno-
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News from Pixies Peak.

Arainon, with six thousand men, al Querearo, and
battle expected to take place near Celaza.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26

Omcial Drawings OF Hodges, Davis d
CO.'S Consolidated Lotteries of Georgia.
Glass 366 JUNE rs, 1860
so, SO, 80, II, 76, 3, 81, 63, 10, 10.
Prizes cashed at 6oS Broadway Circulars SEN, free.
HODGES, DAVIS 4 Co,
Managers, Macon, Georgia
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Trusses, Elastic Stockings, shoulder
Braces. Bandsges &C instruments for every detofmiy
DIR. GLOVER. No. Ann street.
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Jesser's uaax Dys-To color Brewn, 90
eess bea blaek. esaAs pr boz Wholesale Nd retail ~
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DR.. Marsh Continues 20 Apply HIS Re-
Arel ure Tyus with e6ecting permanent cure a
Sssnls or rupsurs. MARSH Co, No , vsssy -, MT.
Bloon Deavsr.-oentlemen' Dress Hat,
The eadins style for summer introduced By 0RSIN No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26

1000 Dollars for se0O.-A Mortgage ON
Photograph Gallery, Si Broadway for sale ~ hVAhrS ~
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vERMIN DESTROYER the only exiernnaior a Rats
Mice, Garden Insects Ants Reaches and Water Bugs
Principal depot 62 broadway Sold by all respectable drug
ps
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Defiance SAlanander salss-Wfth, 20
tent powder proof Also are and burglar
proof sdeboerd and psror Safes pego e3 hmrrN street.
corner Of College place ROBERT ~ rArhicA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26

Portraits Porcelain, by Patented
Phoogrnphy-The sOuveniers gifts and
menos OF day. cbns. executed only 7ol
broadway. Call and examine them
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WHITE, the Halter, Ahesas-Nsw ghanes
n ass esrsN HaA iaooe dkso frua sssAos ons ds,as
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DraWings or the Delaware state LOtte-
HAYWOOD, EDDY CO., Managers Of the
pnAwA.s nsHrvCzr AND n,ssoys, STAT. s3rr ass
Al, sc, IS, IS, 49, "a 8, 81, ~, 20, 40, AZ, IL, 20.
DuAvAns-CIAss No. SOC JurE rs. lso0.
TO- II, 40, SO, 40, 3. rs, 56, So, H. co. S, n, g.
Circulars mt free q charge * addressing eihsr 70
Or 70 WOOD EDDY CO., st. Louis Missouri
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straw nss.-1s Cents, at ssnin's, 5is
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Drawings Of France, Broadbents 4 Co.'S

Delaware Lotteries
SUSSEX COUNT CLASS Isl, JUNE IS 1900
a, IS. 80, 81, so. SO, 81, SO, 80, 81, g. 20, so.
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, CLASS l0a. JUNE Is. 1880
IL, Z, 81, $50, &c, 65, Sc So, 20. 26, IL, 81, 62.
FRANCE, BR0ADBENTS CO.,
Managers, Wilmington, Delaware.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A PURE HOLLAND GIN.
n TO THE TRAVELLING COMMUNITY.
WOLVES celebrated Scheidam Aromatic Schnspps sbouis
be In the hands of every traveller No family should
the city or be without supply during the warm weather
invariably the effects OF westher
beverage II N the purest liquor made In the world.
Put up In Pint and quart bottles. Also
WOLVES PURE COGNAC
BRANDY IN BOTTLES
MADEIRA: SHERRY,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-29
The Deeoys at Binghamton

Under this head correspondent of the
New York Tribune, in that paper of Satur-
day last. gives the particulars of an i'm
mense meeting of the Balance of Power
party" in the village of Binghamton. Not
over twenty five persons were present.
headed by Brooks, of New York city-the
only delegate from that city.
Committees were appointed several
names of persons not present being added
to appear in the published proceedings,
for appearance sake.
! Brooks carried the work to be done by
the Convention in his breeches pocket from
New York, already cut out and put to
gether.
plan for State organization was sub
mitted and adopted. 1t is nearly as abb
State paper as John Browns constitu
ton for the government he attempted 4
establish at Harpers Ferry. After it
adoption they appointed delegates 10 tn
National Convention of Union men to b
called by Crittenden's committee.
BY the time they reached this point c
the proceedings there were about doze
remaining in Convention, the others ha,
ing left in disgust. This indefatigabl
, dozen appointed IS delegates to represer
he Great Union party of New York in
Convention to nominate a President an
Vice President.
f The correspondent, who, we infer, W,
d himself delegate, says the whole affa
was the broadcast and at the same time Il
1 most shallow farce he ever witnessed.
1 Secresy concerning the plan of organ
cation was rigidly enjoined, but was n
SO rigidly observed as TO prevent numb
of lovers Of jokes among them from rel
II ting all that transpired.
These are the men who are 10 save d
) country. God preserve the country fro
II such saviors.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-29
Vigo Co. Ratification Meeting.

There will be Meeting held at the
Coprt House, in the City Of Terre Hauis,
on SATURDAY. the 10th day Of March,
to ratify the nominations made at India
napolis on the 22d day Of February.
HENRY 8. LANE and o. P. NORTON,
candidates for Governor aud Lieut.. Gov.
srnor, and other distinguished speakers,
will be present aud address the people.
Let all come and hear these champions
Of our principles: Let US put the ball in
motion in vigo county. Let Free Labor
Free Speech, Free Territories and Frs'
homes to the actual settler be eur watch
word. Let the great doctrine that thu
Federal Constitution is one Of Free men
and not of Slaves, be established. and thu
principles Of ,ths Fathers Of the Republic
maintained.
Come let Us reason together, and let u
rebuke the disunion sentiments that arr
being advocated and promulgated by tn
disupion Democratic party throughout tn
land.
By order Of the Executive Committee
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-29

AT IT AGAIS.-The Indianapolis Journal
says every Republican Club should have
a full supply Of Helpers Impending Cri-
sis, &c.--T. II. Journal
Some Democrat. we presume, saws 90 in
an advertisement in the local columns of
the Indianapolis Journal, aud eur ghbor
resorts to despicable little trick. TO mis-
represent facts, and violate the ninth com
mandment.
We say, We presume some Democrat ad
vertises, DC. Our reason is this: 1t is we'll
known to all who read any thing else than
the T. H. Journal, that Helpers Impending
Crisis, Notwithstanding an endorsement,
by Republican members Of Congress. of n
compend Of the work from which the harsh
language was TO have been excluded, had
not reached sale Of 1 900 copies, until
Democratic members of Congress com
menced the work Of advertising It. What
ever of harm may arise from the cireula
ton OF the book the Democratic party will
be justly held responsible for 1t. Had il
not been advertised by those Democratic
Congressman, the sales would probably
never have reached 1000 copies. But by
their aid. assisted by their infamous coad-
jutor, James Gordon Bennett. nearly l00..
900 copies have been sold siroe Congress
assembled. What share Of 10, profits was
to go 10 the Democratic parry for their as
sistance in circulating and selling the
work.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-29

Why LADIES SHOULD READ NEwspAPERs.-
The Albany.(Y. " Times says, 1T is a
great mistake in female education TO keen
young lady's time and attention devoted
to only fashionable literature of the day.-
If you would qualify her for conversation,
you must give her something to talk about,
give her education with the world and its
transporting events. Urge her to read news.
papers, and become familiar with the pres
ent character and improvement of our race
History is of some importance; but the
past world is dead, and we have nothing
to do with it, Our thoughts and our con-
Germs should be for the present world, to
know what it is aud improve the condition
of it. Let her have an intelligent opinion,
and be able to sustain an intelligent con.
versatton conce ming the mental, moral
and religious improvement of our times -
Let the gilded ANNALS and poems on the
centre-table be kept part of the time GOV
cred with weekly aud daily journals. Let
the whole family, men, women and chill.
dren. read the newspapers.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-29

EVERYBODY SHOULD READ r.--lt will be
seen, on reference to an advertisement else
where, that the NEW YORK WEEKLY
that most readable ef all story and sketch
paPers-has commenced the publication of
another new and charm ing serial, from the
pen of Miss Lucy A. Randall. daughter of
3. 5. Randall, Esq. the well-known City
Su perintendent OF Public Schools in New
York The story in question is entitled
Amy Rayner; OF, The Tangled Path, :"
and Judging from Miss Randall's previous
contributions TO the columns of the NEW
YORK WEEKLY under the nom de plume
of'Helen Forrest Graves" we are satisfied
that it will be one of the most chastely writ
ten, as we'll as Oneof The most deeply Inter
esting dramatic romances ever given to the
world. The NEW YORK WEEKLY now
stands at the very head of the journals of
its class.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-29

WN. LLOYD GARRIsoN.-The State Senti
mel denies that this gentleman favored the
election of James Buchanan in 1856. We
have it from what we deem good authority
that Mr.. Garrison did advocate the election
Of Mr.. Buchanan, but we are disposed to
defer to the superior knowledge of Mr..
Bingham who having lately been mem
Der OF Mr.. Garrisou's party ought to be
we'll acquainted with the political predi-
lections of his late coadjutor.
We think however we can furnish proof
to the contrary.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-29

INcoSsIsTEScIEs Our crOss-eyed neigh
bors over the post office still persist in
looking for notes in their neighbours eyes,
but wont deign a glance al the huge beam
in their owl eyes. Peeriny away off, they
imagine they see something, an apparent
Inconsistency" in every thing Others do,
but never think to glance at the head Of
their leading column, to see Lecomptou
flag flying at the mast head of protessed
ly Anti LecOmpton paper. Explain thai
real Inconsistency Cast out the beam out
OF your own eyes.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-29

~ The Lafayette Courier says John
Lyle King. Esq, formerly of this State,
but of late Yeas resident of Chicago, has
been nominated for City Attorney by tn e
Republicans Of that city. He is one OF the
ablest lawyers in the country. and the ug
lest man (Judge Test and Berry SuIgrovc
excepted) 10 the Northwest Should Hen
ry S. Lanes amendment to the Republican
platform, Glands for the hOmely" as well
as the homeless, become the policy of the
next administration, King will be entitled
10 at least two sections.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-29

bound all his former associations. without
having the best Of reasons for doing so.
We have said above, that the basis of
this Address to the People Of the United
States" is, that the Union is in danger
and patriots from every quarter must rush
to the rescue. IL this basis is a mere
ephenera OF the brain-if the leading idea
is myth. then must the whole super
structure fell to the ground-then must the
unsubstantial character Of the organiza-
ton become apparent to ALL
Is there, then, within the borders Of this
general government one intelligent nan
who believes, conscientiously. disinterest-
eddy. honestly, that this Union is in dan
ger Of being dissolved Is there: We do
not believe there is. Who is to dissolve
it? A few hot. brained, fre-eating politi
ciaRsf The people. whose Government
this is. will not suffer parricidal hand to
be raised in rebellion against the institu-
items of the country. A million of armed
men could not overturn this Federal com
pact, and not half that number will evel
| be found DESTROYS to undertake it. Ia l65t
! this cry of disunioD, and the rallying o
patriots everywhere to save the Union, wal
the idle cant OF demagogues. and tn
spring trap TO catch the unsuspeeting. =
Eighteen hundred and fifty six has passed
aud the scales have fallen from the eyes o
abe people If. then, the Union is not ii
danger there is no necessity, that We cal
see, for this Constitutional Union party.
The Republicans will never destroy vi
Union, and IL they ever get the control c
the Federal Government, they will not sui
fer it to be destroyed by disunion Demo
Gratis. We can not. at this early day. Sc
the object Of this movement. OF course
will meet the appreciation and receive en-
couragement and support from the disur
ION Democratic party. but what will be il
next step we must wait to see. We sa
again that we are surprised to see the nam
Of R. W. Thompson attached to this az
dress. and knowing the independence an
individuality of many who have beret'
fore acted with the American party in th
section. We are impressed with the bell
that he will find it difficult to carry wit
him into this new party. all Of his form
political associates.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-29

LEcTURE-The next Lecture in the course
at the Terre-Haute Female!C college, will be
delivered on Wednesday next, the 29th
inst at o'clock p. NJ. WM. E. MCLEAN.
Subject--"The Nineteenh Century."
The friends and patrons of the institu-
tion and public generally are invited to
attend.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-02-29

A Coon Move.-The old row of dilapi-
dated buildings that has disgraced Wabash
Street east of Grfswold's fine block, be
tween 5th and 9th streets, is being reno
we'd from their ancient site eastward. That
row is to be built up we learn during the
coming season with fine brick block
which will add greatly TO the appearance
of that portion cfthe city.
We regret that the corner of Wabash aud
9Th is to be left vacant another year. All
such Improvements in the hands of saga
cious liberal minded men will pay.