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, 1860-05-26
From Washington.


tspccsa: Dispatch 10 tie =. !. Tribunal
WAsHfS6:os. My 6, 15,0.
HH. LINCOLN AND HIS APPOINTMENTS,
The Htrdkd's statement tl1t Mr. Lincoln has
countenanced or sanctioned any direct or im-
p!led arrangement i'll regard to Lis appoint-
ments. in the event Of his SUCCESS. is utterly
untounded. 1t is known here, thIt on the pict,
preceding the nomination, letter Was received
from him At Chicago, expressly forbiddug any
combinations loek'sg to his selection. und de.
clar1ng IN fhn strongest terms, that lie would
not consent to be the candidate, except w the
itcc choice Of i majority Of the Convention,
No man has ever entered the White House f5ccr
from comnilttals, than be will on the 4.lI o,
March next, or more deterniEel 10 consult The
puoilc interests in exercising tue uppo,ntin.
power.
TIE JAPANESE.
The Japanese embassadcrs and nart of tha
smile visited both branches Of Congress to.tlny.
followed BY the usual throng Of spectators.
1heg did not appear Iouch edited with the pro
ceeslnEs. 1t Is very Obvious that some of the
sa1ordlnatss are Iapldly acquiring the fast"
habits Of Young Atnerica, and no, much to The
credit OF those Who encourage these yiciuus
tastes. Much doubt begins 10 be entertained
whether my practical good will result IRON
tlis mission.
KANSAS FET AsIDE AGAIN.
The Kansas bill was tbs special order in the
Senate to-day, but l'y an errcr Of the Recording
CLERK vas assigned tor uext "Wednesday, Which
vas IN some respects fortunate, US Messrs.
Seward and Wilkinson are still absent. Mcasrs.
hlng and Simmons returned to day.
ILLNESS OF Nn. DOUGLAS.
Mr. Dous!as is confined TO his house by Sc
Eere attack in the tbroat. to which be has Lcen
occasionally sEljectfor the LAST year or two.
TUE CIVIL APPROPRIATION HILL.
Tie. House has just adjourned, after 1os
heura session on thu Ciril appropriation bill.
Alter progressing up 10 tie last section q Quorum
was found wanting. mad the Sergeant .ut- Arms
ordered to bring in absentees, which DELAYED
action some time Finally, sufficient recruits
were drumntd nr. and the bl;l was passed.
mach to the relief nil Of concerned.
The House is far in advance Of the Senate in
business, and can now afford to tnke tho world
easy.
THE TARIFF.
Developments to-day are less favorable for
Mr.. Toomts's aid in carrying the TuiM IF hat
bill be postponed beyond the period Of tie
baltimore Convention, its chances NAV be re-
gareed as sdesperatc and that will be tie game Of
lts enemies.
, 1860-05-26

McvIckER's TnrA7EE.-The present season
at AcVicker's Theatre will close about the 18th
ofJune next,
, 1860-05-26

GoGcs PoL1ckNAS.-A notorious fellow nnmcd
Bill Ma1com, was yesterday arrested for playing
the game Of policeman upon those not "posted," !"
and wedding them out Of drinks, segars, znd
sundry other refreshments, upon the tepresen-
tation that ':1t'a all right. I'm one Of Long
Johns men," and exhibiting star. lie was
brought before Justice Dav1s at 9 o'clock ye.-
tcrday, aud the case Was continued until
Wednesday at Az
, 1860-05-26

L EoLp Tu1EF.-Several days ago two valua-
bic overcoats and meerschaum pipe. worth
altogether about SO, we're stolen from the resi-
dsnce Of 5. P. Rounds. on Buffalo street. Tie
thief Lad to pass tie parlor door, Inside Of
which seven persons were seated, and up
flight of stairs. Bold uud hazardous as was
the exploit, it was but too successfully accom-
pliehed.
, 1860-05-26

- The Police Court was very barrcn and
devoid Of interest yesterday morning. The
pr1Ecipai cases are as follows:
John Weiss, John Harrison, Henry Mcafanus,
Matt Carpenter, Thos. Pine, and Ida Perry, q
se1tette of rough looking customers, we're as-
rested IN notorious house OF. ill fame near the
corner Of Ohio and Franklin streets, which has
long been nuisance in that neighborhood.
They were fined SO each.
, 1860-05-26

ks1ckERRoekER.-Sorris & Hyde, No. 100
Dearborn street, have Just received the June
number Of the above named magazine.
, 1860-05-26
Qougha,


~Br'Hn's bronchial 7farAe Cough Lozsuxus. Fto..
Rsv Z. r. Pfaa. Eaz ~sxxfek. Cnna- feel x17,sl u
5ou for placing within the reach Of the suffering 10 v,ua
'a se1ne-y Ihave used the Tro:hes three years With
great beaeft. not less to ny general health than to ny
throat. reeommend them With srczt pleasure on every
hand
, 1860-05-26

The yonug men Of Portland If. h,1. forx,.a
q WIDE :Aw.ke club, thus sweliing = the numbera = @
q ~ Organization which viii be Il, imnoTtant
sa{uFe in this years Campaign. '"''
, 1860-05-26

fma ~. e. u. Gark.e-, P:ncpal Of tie utxeia F.
E,1e institute, Y~f hare been atetet vita Bronch4
is curing the paa wnter aa3 found re!let Until touun
Jeur Tnehes.- ~Hrn.as B-o.eaaal 7ln,Aes" Or Couzh
Loze>zest for sale throughout the United stasxs
, 1860-05-26

AnEI1sA PATr1.-This charming celebrity is
advertised to shortly appear in this city and
Givs two Of her entertainments at Metropolitan
Halt Her name alone is comment enough.
, 1860-05-26
GALE OF THE u. S. STEAM
~ LREnGE
.RnIH Ia Il e N UIEIIIE4

Eoapptopratlons havrk been .te hF Congress for the
nalutenance Of the u. 5. $tea DretKt oai lr.1k
Ing av1tlahe fr ect ths *ae Of ts:s val.
u.oe machine and hrE four dun .eo~s thus te-o
nk* Il Ghicaxo public auction tlldrrs en-
the 1st ay Of June, prcximo. It IL ucoek
n the no1nlnk.
This dredks boat built b. Howard In 15 She kas
N excellent double ttea line and ade wheels. viii
raising tEo cubic ans daY. Ihe e3a: md
~Am mAc ,lnesv in good or1ef aud we'll worth
a1teAtion Of who ked nx Tor any pu,-
pose vhaev:r. Can fe vle~td NJ her mas a1y day
previous The SALE l. Ell sppoted With ancno. h5
and xrputenAncxs for ready VtEk.
Al the time aut p!1ee, wul be so oae ote7 Ssov
ttekAd. and quantity OF Tools ~. EsslnS.
Te1Ha$-Cash inspec!a.
J. D. GRAHAM,
It. colnEel Suptk E7gl1esr OF Lake H1zbot We1t..
mJ:3e&l3td
, 1860-05-26

pA1NTERS AND MECHANICS.
NO HUMRUG.--READ.
We dea's to ca your attention to the fact that The
Grafton Paint Company
Ha.e % Spensd Depot for their Paint IN thi. city The
soass q y = alumlna nd peroxide Of Iran 5a ches
Rsst II ss! sl s. sss
'SstS Sas s:s<,
1t1n nom Eoss md wood fr1m deeay.
decks and f1pue1s ot ships cof eaes md 6as.ns Or
19e,ot ehala cables. troo buoyt m ioa ood oT
.seE eaFSss .stsF vhse inn badEa. Fea isiiaf:.
e oa s.ss trucks
Tn and Ahfnele Roofs. Etc.
Also eo .eu canvass and upon tsss Of e.e,v hind
to Wt. e nect thsa h,. fso1 e ! !nja,r hy insect
ter xlt ines evaed a se beeo; ",
water Ireo does not nk!e when rolled W. md
at INK 9he ~ oaf: 1eF G
gssd throushsut Ertsnd >. II does not roll In rub nx
P.'1t. tn nd I'll. the ehe,ps.t and durable paint
unequaled.
DIRECTIONS II MAKE VARIOUS coLoRs,
variety Of durable co&os can te nads by mixing the
d ohe= nsed Wi ihe los & l. peenss psone4
u. % 1t r; sls
Paints generally use To make tue following colon nse
.Fer KEDs;1Te tne pound Of Grafton add l. &s lo.or
Fof I'd du. pound Of Grafton Nd !. o. Red
6zsk b&Ssz fsa bound o
&c one p,,na
{ 20 soasa ds i si
y !; sttR s:f:s on. pound
'ee Yo1 1s 81 koS e SSstp ;na Rda AZ
one pound OF Q5lfton adi D. or rouud WhIte ~ ~
, 1860-05-26

JAPANESE IN CHlcAco.--The Japanese are to
be detuined in this country longer than they ex-
pec,ed or desired. The u. S. frigate Niagara
has smiled for Panama, and there the Embassy
nre TO join her nnd proceed homo. The Embassy
Will mol leave the United States till the arrival
o. 'ne niagara ut pan:mn shall be known at
asn'peton. That will be ninety days hence,
and the Imbassy will in the meantime y;.it the
route stop at Chicago.
, 1860-05-26

Browns Bronchial Txoches,
- Cutes Cossh, Cold. Hoazsenesa AID Induen1a
curss any Irritation or Sosenes. OF the 1hroas,
Relieves the Hacking Cough IN Consumption
Relieves Bronehtt Asthma aad Cas..,aa.
Clears aud gives strength to the voice Of S!nsen
lndls;enat1s to rubllc Speakers
Soothing and simple, Children ean uae them,
Ashley asalst Ex2ectoE1ton and relieve Uoa,seneas.
Coughs.
The Ecat and sudden ehankea Of our emase are fsutta
Sources of Pssmonary aat Eron-hi,l 11osio.s Expe.-
enee having proved that sfmp retuees often Aet speedily
and certainly when taken In the e7s1y sxe Of tho dsz.e
recourse should 1t Be hal to ~8r<a R,o.ed{ T,o
~ or LozenxsR let the Cough Irritation of the throas
pe ever - Slight by TIL. peut,on more setous ataxk
may be e1eetualy wazded OF.
, 1860-05-26

BURGLAR SHor.-Geo. Il. Lane Of Morris.
hearing footsteps in his house about midni.ht,
seized his double barrel gun, loaded with fine
shot, and catching n glimpse Of burglar leav-
ing by tue front door, let ay right and left. The
next morning the fellow was tracked by his
blood to the bushes, and caught md lodged in
jail. lie vas severely injured in both sEoul-
ders, though not otdangercuslr.
, 1860-05-26

-, AuCI1VH 3A1C8 InI8 U8Y.
Auction iales this day Of cfosksry' easTsIe 5I7nI.
tu1e miErors. caspets &c by Gilbert d.ampson, Auc.
, 1860-05-26

WiSn uros FRol1c.-Yesterdey morning
cana up from the northwest, which BY half.
past Gre was perfect hurricane. It swept up
Michigan arenue tearing up young trees,
wrenching OF shutters and upsetting chimneys,
besides other petty freaks scarce worthy Of
mention. One amusing incident, however, was
the winds setting street car in motion ut the
Bulls Head, which ran at the rate Of about ten
miles en- hour, till it got to the Madison street
bridge, distance of over mile.
, 1860-05-26

Lie Sf1e and Cabinet Half Size tpattnt peolpR a.e
now comp'eted and b. At fhe Stu :io Of T.. n
sok: N tie Portland III ck Chca7o ILL., where Al cr.
DIS fot GO es vii! st>el'ed and ded On shoit Iotce
at tic fol owing rrlces: '
si:Ele cory, in Ccmpo>ltloa, (Life Size,
fcablnet, or Half el1e>. i.
Securely boxed and shipped any part Of the country
AEeTc - 1f He fale Of tho above Lu4ta viii be eatab
mrs3 cfi3diw
, 1860-05-26

W1GwAA on TIE SABrAru.-Thc Young Mems
Christian Association have procured the use Of
the "Wlgwam" for series Of Sabbath nfter-
noon services, and Oh sucl. occasions it will te
known as the "people's Free Church, See
notice under religious notices.
, 1860-05-26

pn,zE FtGnr.-There was grand prize 6sh.
to come OF on Thursday afternoon bu. was
nippel in the bud By the arrest of Philip Pfeif-
fer, one Of the combasauts, Hho was yesterday
fined flo for disorderly conduct.
, 1860-05-26
II A r r led.
DI Z D..
WIDE AWAKE UNIFORMS.
j. A. SMITH q CO..

NO. tfS........LAkE sTEEET.......No. 11s
Are now furnishing tie Republican Vida Awake Club
WIN 'netr h9Fn q short notice and ing cost
hss1!ng of Light Wafer Floor tsr and Capr cf lie
for use. - 14 '>01S
a. AZ o1deEs from Clubs through the Western States with
ten.so., and bs properly slipped without del.y, "'
my.3 clS3 In
, 1860-05-26

TnH Observation-Disclosures full house greeted
The uooley &: CanpbelFs Minstrels, last ere-
ming at klngsbury Hall. Tonight being their
last one. those ~ho have not jet eeen them
should not fail to 20.
, 1860-05-26

Ac9SowLEpcMExr.-T Home for The Friend
less gratefully acknowledges dobotion Of ice
the season from Aessrs. Wadham, Willard l.
Co.; also, the same generous Offer from Messrs.
joy l. Frisbie.
, 1860-05-26
Drcss 4 GrihttttE
CHI ICA'GO.


The favor with which the nomination of
1.inc'ln is received in the Empire State by the
"old Limo Wings" settles the question "a 10
how New York will cast her electoral vote
From Buffalo to Albany, from Ogdensburgh to
Brooklyn, they arc throwing up their hats for
Il 'nest Old Abe" They ara coming to his
support en "aasse. This class Of men are sixty
odd Thousand strong, allowing for all defec-
tlops. They supported Clay, Taylor, and
Scott. In 1856 they cast their votes for Fill
more. Since then they have been resting on
their oars, and waiting for something to turn
up Alter the demise c: the Wing party they
Joined the American organization. Latterly
thsy reo!ganixel under tile name Of the Soon
sttutional Union parly-'' Fur several years
tticra lEl7 existed a deadly aoimcsity between
tllvn and Tie Seward men. Tho latter being
largely superior in numbers, were nut disposed
10 make Guy terms Ct fusion With them, but
shut the door in their faces, and kept
lhem ont in :hc wet. The "Old
Liners" last fall rcyenged themselves
by waxing f1r most Of tue Democratic
State ticket, and beating the major part Of the
Seward ticket Gnt they tcprecatc the
election Ct another. Democratic President.
They arc opposed to the farther extension Of
slavery, aud dcnolnce the disuuiou schemes Of
the Southern Democracy, US well as tho pro-
poscl rt-npcniug Of the African slave trade
Tteso 4O!,' Line WLigs' perceive that they
cn l"norably support Abraham Lincoln, of
Illinois. without any sacrifice Of personal rride
sr ,lf'rcspcct. They Gcl that they can now
canc into the great Republican PARTY OH laon-
nra'''e ,erinz. They 1'rlieve our candida.e to
l'r Il s"uud, honest asd conservative man, who
lives the I-nion, aud regards the slavery qucs-
i'sl from the standpoint Of the founders Of
this Government. Titey rejoice at the oppor-
,unity q; again i'ccon.ins members of great
National and patriotic party: enc which is able
TO wr"s. tlse Federal Government ont Of the
hands Of the corrupt pro-slavery Democracy,
and adm MISTER It in the spirit Of the fathers
, 1860-05-26

AssArI7s.-The first mate Of the bark 's Wa.
verly," named Edward Carr, was arre..ed yes-
tcrd.y upon warrant for assaultiug one Rob
ert Miller, whose face bore ample evidence Of q
most severe pounding, hut upon hearing it
turned out to be six Of one aud half a dozen
OF another" rs the complainant, getting the
worst Of the bargain, swore out the warrant,
merely to reta1iate. The prisoner was discharged
upon payment Of costs.
Officer Pilgrim arrested man named Jacob
Reinoardt for m assault upon Martin Hornig,
with aeommon pocket knife, which nearly sev-
cred one Of Martins fingers. Prisoner wa,
fined $10 and casts.
, 1860-05-26

EXTRA pArERs.-We have few more sets Of
the FREss AND Tribune containing complete,
The three days proceedings Of The Great Re
publican Convention, including an interesting
biographical tketch Of Mr. Lincoln. No more
acceptable document can be seut to friends
abroad. Price in wrappers for three pape,e,
TIN cenfs
, 1860-05-26

JcsricE DAvrs.-Lewis II. Davis, the alternate
Police Justice. has, we understand, opened On
Office for the prosecution Of civil cases, at the
corner Of Clark and Lake streets. He is also
an attorney in company with Francis Adams,
formerly with p. Hallingall. We recommend
them TO the business cpmnunitE
, 1860-05-26

TIE SoSs OF MASSACHUSETTS IN Cu,cAco.-
The Sons Of the Old Day State who attended
tho Chicago Convention, express their hjch
qualification for the manner in which they were
treated here through the Boston Journal. in the
following terms: "The universal expression Of
opinion On the part Of the Massachusetts men,
is one Of heartfelt delight with the Queen Civ
Of the West and its generous, hospitable inhab-
itants. The Sous Of New England resident here
hare been unsiring in their endeayors to make
the visit Of their friends pleasant. Nothing
could have been done that has not been done.
There has been no displsy-saving thu turn out
on our arrival-but in quiet, generous hearted
cirilittes and attentions, they hare e1celled.
Excursions hare been rendered on the different
railroads, sai1s On the lake, drives about the
city, aud brilliant leyees, have filed up the
hours which could be taken from the duties of
the Contention. Among the gentlemen whose
kindness will Be boTne fresh in tho memory of
the sons Of old Massachusetts,, Is M1. l.. Boom
q, himself native Of Worcester, and worthy
representative Of her here. Hiswhole time has
been devoted to the entertainment Of the Mas
saahusetts delegation aud their friends ACCOM-
panying them. hare before mentioned Mr.
Riee and Ar, Sargent, Of the Michigan Central,
aud the splendid excursion they gave us on
Tuesday. Their kind attentions hare been con.
tiouod. Nj. Geo. IL Gray, passenger agent Of
th. Lake shnre and Miohigsn Southern Rail.
road, should also be mentioned, and thers are
others Nhom need Eot mention"
, 1860-05-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

t. Go TO John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be well done and at prices to suit the
times.
, 1860-05-26
-2U0 IL
Hundreds Of County Fairs,

Atthe late q. g. Fair 1t Chicago the sae!ctY swx1et6
~ sis Aasn!oe ths fiR3r FksAtG y Grad hlvc1 Ms
Ihe Loek stitch n.ade By this msebre ,-te only seh
that eaanot e 1aSeled and a the ar7eh
Anee each Ade Of the It II n1Ie with tEead4
one upon sach side of the fabric an The
tfa OF No family should be vtlout this economical
time and lAhor+ssinx machine. u iue< The .csInx Il:
Any OF manufacturer With strength ard beauty s.cn<
ths Nxhtest Or he!sest fabric In the tine l.i ten
seanAtTsAaes require 10 do the saue By hant.
.1Da Of these machines so'I In isa9 r;ntet1
B Of Directions. ILLUSTRATING hs different paris =
with each machine th!s s sufficiently expci rhcv
uae Al orders executed with care And pSomnGtrde AA-
chues whan shipped boxed wlh thing reces.a1y
to use them. and b. delivered BY tvtaout To-
1a5)'o ~ sseu9n @ q rs SG1uf,T ssad ios chcaa
Soa, 1E7 i 1t9 Lake It., Ehcaxo. III.
, 1860-05-26

THE tow.Ez a:tie!e !viu. through iLadvesiaucc found
s WY Into columns ycseFday h*fore the prof ha1
een co1rcte. Is serut!isaGdtis r,ur@us II. was orls
Il Liz sxt:ilrn.1
, 1860-05-26
RY GLBEhT s SAMPSON

RY GHBEhT & S4AAtPsON.-
LHs' .sts1tS.!sof
FINE ARTS
slsnor O. r. Pandclanl 4 H., from ,a,y would ,,v,.n
Iii di,e ~ OF lissxo and vrsy that ,heJ
AT AUCTION,
Commencing o. MONDAY. May ~ aoa es- tsu.ux uu,u
1ufs .. houis ofsale ~ atd ~ L., e.ch day e1~
AT oCR SALES aGua, g. LAKE srrEvr
The most m.xntceat eo!leetn Of altogether rev e,..
o. HAao Marble alAnasfer AID agate stailla1y &C Ay
the tst y. .tyles Ut Hohs ccr ft, and rn.ysf -
waEe, ser ea china was.. ~otk ie1ts uE,i wEtc ,..S
En<Ah toilette waf fancy articles, A~ fc a ibis 1T.
pero collection viii tout nany articles Il beautiful -
thsrecst pesf<cy unique. susl. :. ia SIC nst.. IT,
MAJ Gsee:an, Seapo't.r. srdethrt ~sl lnrr ;;n.
vsseA ststnettes VI cutiust slt a.er. u,sl.r s.a
Am re sad Psyche, Fit+ ~ an ns.ny .ttsrs- cr. h.s
aouFe s"s.is Just Aertsi Eur. f.. 7.u bare Atrn
elected with krrat carr BY sig! Tat nn n n tho x,at
TfennA. "" "" '-~1e A''a
A;s asuperb as%ortne ut Of T.: nne., quality of ,rer
ptea xeo1a .oaslssin< Il tsa s*itA walters :. ~ l4e
ana othss 'ses eastos. with rich b+,,le e Il 1x
Of asttuf ar1cIss-
Tnest zas have tecu osrs Ia sny Other n,,s,,
nd eve.y asicle Will ttcnt The III ,e-+
y tenh.lsntl believed. te iaAt.li tie = CcuA
and the ua"n tcal acscr kas r..,c u. CT =
uuiity. 'A @Ss' " eS S*A1's' "'A'Hso' and
The x.*is Will b. open fo tte e..m.sa.n c:, w.a1c.
a4s 4rt THURSDAY. Nav / ID anL It'll. il alr~ :-
tie ren ar-snv7ie1 TO evil and .hr npys !atu;
M se!t. ass"ltinent and attend the :a:e.
CA.Soaues vii b. rvaiy the mir Of lie day ns
u Faslased !sr faas. ~: b. rsk.l ia tie Essl
ns'.s!c1: G1LBEAr + SAMPSON A.e,'-
, 1860-05-26

SALE or TIE o. S. DREpGE BoAT.-Tbe Uni
ted States steam dredge is to be sold at auction
on the clss Of June proximo. This measure
has become necessary for the want Of IN appro.
priation BY Congress for her maintainence.
, 1860-05-26

-Four doors ffoIn State.
nh3h'99-4s, G.H wAsHHUREE. Assignee
NEW MUSIC BOOK FOR THE
IN Youxa -THE NIGHTINGALE. A cho'cec 1.c-
GGa Of 1s1X seo seok Chants I'D Aymna fos Juveae
eoEor1ee System Of Elementary Instruction In Vocal
MUSE PEee 30 cent? Sent post pald receipt o. price
By the publishers. OLIVER ulTSUN Il CO.. n Wash.
lRxt2n st eel. Boston. nY1h ets3LIf
, 1860-05-26

FonoERr.-Yesterday forenoon, two persons,
g'sing their names as Edward Ryan and John
Byrnos, went into the Banking House of Green
baum brothers, on the corner Of Lake aud La
Sale streets, and presented certificate Of de-
posit issued by Bishop HENDRIX, of St. Louis,
which they desired to hare collected. The GER
tificate was mnde payable to Edward Ryan, and
one Of the parties, claiming that to be his name,
endorsed it, and received an advance Of *eo On
it from the Messrs Greenbaum. It was soon dis
covered that The name VAS forgery, and The
parties were arrested. When brought before JUS.
tice Millikep. Ryan confessed that the draft did
not belong to him, and stated that be found it,
but claimed that his name was the same q, that
in the body Of the draft. Both were committed
in default OF $500 bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-21
Letter of the Hon. Edward Bates

ST. LOUIS, Tuesday. March ~, lSoJ.
The Hon Edward Bates has addressed letter TO
he Missouri delegates to the Chicago Convention IN
eply to heterogeneous propounded to him 10y them
Il win appear in The Democrat tomorrow. The
main points of are follows lie has no new opn,
ions uron the subject of the extension OF slavery, ana
has formed none with reference TO the present array OF
parties He il coeval with the Missouri question OF
1890 he formed his opinions then and has not changed
them since At the time Of the Revolution ana long
After Slavery was regarded an. evil but temporary
IN its nature and likely to disappear IN the course OF
fine Yet while il continued it was misfortune
70 the country socially and politically. Slavery Is
aocial relatioi-a domestic institution. 1t exists by To-
cal law The Federal Government has no control over
n in the States but the Territories are subject and sub
ordinate to the Govelnment-they not being supreme
ike the States The nation Is supreme over hein lie
il opposed 10 the extension o. Slavery and in his opn
ion The policy and spirit of the Governments ought to
be AGAINST it's extension. Inc Constitution does not
carry Slavery into the Territories, anywhere. 1t
only acts upon Il where II is established by local law
The bred Scott decision only decides that bred Scott
was not citizen, ara the opinions Of the Judges be-
yond this are extra judicial and Of no authority The
Questions discussed by them were political and
not within their eogmzanee, and belong
and could be disposed Of only by the
politieal DEPARTMENTS The discussion was most un-
fortunate as produced dangerous conflict between
the coTrdiuate branches of the Government. tie
fayos the colonization OF the free blacks IN the Amer
iean tropcs the Homestead bill, the immediate admls
zion OF Kansas perfect equality OF rights among CIT
izens and the construction of the Pacific Railroad
under the auspices Of the Government. lie is grained
that his name has only been used in asprt OF harmony
and neace and 70 prevent division and controversy
amonV those who ought to be united. he has neither
sought nor held any political office for twenty-five
yeaTs and is satisfied with the honors already palt
IN by the public.