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, 1860-01-05


The Tenth ward is full of inhabitants of Ger
man origin, and the local board hare employed
q German teacher in their schools. IN large
and active commercial community like ours
the vcrnacular is often. OF great consequence, in
utilitasian point Of view, and if acquired in
early life, it is acquired easily The perfect
possession Of another language is also IN i'm
portaut step in liberal education. The credit
Of having effected this arrangement in the
Slote, WARN friendof popular education, and
always actire in desising measures for its in
prorement. In the Tenth Ward all that large
majority Of the pupils need, in regard TO the
German language, is to be prevented from los
ing the knowlege Of it y hile they are learning
English. There are other parts Of the city
where the same method might ba adsautageous-
y introduced.-N. 7. Ertaing Post.
, 1860-01-05

The following table gives the monthly .ggre-
gate. receipts of Foreign Dry Goods into the
city Of New York for the last three years. It
will be seen that the imports for the last year,
are tTice as large as the preceding years, and
twenty-five millions larger than in 1857. low
far the increase in the yalue Of goods imported
is attributable to aa improvement in tue In
roice Cd value Of goods a. compared with the first
lew months after the crisis Of 1857, must Of
course be lefs to conjecture. but cannot prob.
ably be more than 5@7a per cent. on the valua-
, 1860-01-05

=, Total. t6o,ta,a9 ao,5ssles
The total imports Of all classes Of merchan-
disc 1t New York since January !, 1879 foot up
asfollows, compared with 1885 and 1857:
1s9,- .'.1ss8. 1857,
Total Imports. .ssao4ic.G44 41lasslses ssl4,..ass
, 1860-01-05
EEw PUBLICATIONS,

fREs$ %hsaHS hss; E saas'ss 5ssa
This is regarded By the admirers Of the au-
thoress Is one Of her very best efforts. The
story is well told, The style is easy aud graceful,
and the moral teachings worthy Of imitation.
Readers will find it an entertaining and useful
book.
PnEKT1GEANA; g: Tn4sp ncxoa Y PAnAo,4sss RI
. aud ii Lake street.
As wit George D. Prentice. has lopg en-
joyed q national reputation. His sharp sayings
hare found theirWay 1uto- eYeryuewspsper in
the land, and many hearty laugh have they
provoked in the lordly mansions upon the Hud-
son, and the log cabins of the West. The col
leqtion Of his pithy paragraphs into book was
aAappy thought and will proves capital pre-
sc}iptiou for the blues. Go and buy II against
th{ time Of need.
EVENINGS AT TUE MICROSCOPE: o. REs14zours
hrn 81 ~ rn o1Sass et Tat
?. Appleton Go. Chicago: =. u. Gtg:s Co.
It has become very trite remark that facts
VII en- correctly viewed and understood, are
stranger than fletipn. Some readers are con-
stantly finding go many new facts to engage
their attention that they cannot spare
time to devote to any other class Of
reading. This book will furnish new
new objects of study and new themes for
thought to, ,nll who hare not become acquainted
With the world Of wonders revealed By the MI
crqscope. It is good book to put into the
hands Of children, as the descriptions are plain
and graphic, aud the objects presented curious
mud entertaining. The text is illustrated by q
great number Of .engravings; but it would be
better for the parent to make small invest
ment in microscope and teach children the use
Of it, aud then they eau not only verify the cx-
pesiments of this. book, but pursue their own in.
ycstigations ut pleasure. The, book before US
is we'll worthy the attention Of all who have Il
taste for the delightful studies Of Natural
Science.
sa TlsPoot feias. cS:saso S. arlss, s Go D's
This book will be read with great zest by the
boys, and perchauce while away apleasaut hour
for" old" boys as well. It il handsomely illus
trated, and the entire Typographical execution is
in the best style Of art. The high position
which the Rugby School maintained for many
years under the d;stin !uished Dr. Arnold will
make the work d matter Of curious interest
among large circle Of literary men, both in
this country aud Europe
, 1860-01-05

Tar Wox1s ARE Cosr1r DA111xos.- .-The i'm:
poFtationsnf silk for them for the port Of New
York alone is. for 1852, 81, ,ss2ts1s.
, 1860-01-05

Stephen 4. Douglas, is again in the regular
Democratic fold. He Has not invited back, nor
was his association Or fellowship desired by the
leading members Of the Democratic party. He
was not allowed to return in mauner consist
ent with bis political or personal honor, but
was compelled to prostrate himself upon bis
belly and crawl Into the presence Of his haush-
t. and offended masters. Fur that poor privi-
iege eren, be was forced to sacrifice every thing,
friends, principles, and long cherished hopes
and aspirations. A more humiIiatiug e1h'bi-
ton has never been Witnessed in this country.
4 more humiliatiug exhibition has nerer been
witnessed ia this country. Once nt the head of
= great and powerful party, hauehtily dlcta,ing
its course md policy, with high hopes and bri{-
be Ss1 .ad y be ese @
try to-day, shoru Of his power, despised for his
weakness, . bankrupt in political character, de-.
graded aud humiliated BY lis masters, a roor
contempdble specimen Of u used up brawting
demagogue. How great the change. Six
months ago himself and friends were all pow
Of Douglas. To-day be is sParned BY every
Democratic paper ID the State save two, as un-
tit and unworthy to lead the Democratic party.
even: on its disgracefn1. march down the path
way Of defeat and ruin. So closes, to ali in
tents, the political career Of an ove1:rated and
Presamptuous pretender, whose public Life has
only been distinguished by the great, and nu-
merous evils which his wicked genius has
brought upon the countrJ.-1mneaPoiis -tflas.
0hio's Response.
Cor. Chase's Message to the Ohio Legislature
responds thus to the threats Of ihc disunionists
in Congress:
Ohio has uttered no menace Of disunion when
the American people hgve seen fit to entrust
the powers OF the Federal government to citi-
Tens of other political views than those Of .
majority OF her citizens No threats of disunon
, 1860-01-05

LIFE rS'Nxw 0ntEASs.-New Orleans, just
noE, is very gay. Money plenty. Health nev-:
er better. Weather magnificent. Hotels over-
flowing with visitors. Two operas and several
theatres IN fuu blast: =.
, 1860-01-05

1876 Lake Street.
-:
T. B.. q A II T E r
VIII e.a:.as= Il.
Great Cost Sale
E.4yT'CI' DRY GOODS
For 80 Days Longer,
In order to close out ali kind. OF DRESS GODS before
- ta1ln8 inventory.
SIX r T S. HOODS.
soSTAGs, sLEEvE9
Dress and Cloak Trimmings,
Greatly Reduced Prices,
~ LA RG = 4 = n =
ftsse give them "a ~1anlnatoa besass purchasing es
whesr.
A. CIR A YES.
Successor TO c. r. ATKINSON
| 10000 oP1Es OF
MR. BKADBURY,s
Hymn and Tune Book
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS,
live a.re=dy bsea allied for
BRADBURY's ORIOLA,
Contains onesh1rl nNtcs than any Of htA former
boos II tts 'ame p1ce and Il really saeapss thin any
oook osfore the IEoae 81 pages. lsmo. Il per doasn
ET"IsA full OF Gems,"
n Superintendent and all tata1a.sad h &4Absth
Schools should Give early examination. !. &ntans
some M tunes ouefou II Of which never bsn pub
llshed, and orsrs00 chore hynna.
Seaf By mali fo1 II letter st.mp4
Il DOT e. .CADY,
Clark Street..
CHICAGO, ILL.,
P.s--Sew pl.ao. Just reess~t. vi4.A - ssii taly
wag7aIseI II
S . O O
"a. ROOT l. cADY
H ERR1NG's PATENT
CHAMPION
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
Eka HALLS Patent Powlc. root Locks the sane that
Heie nis4tas II tbs xUE!s Fair LauIon,
ISL ndthe ~erlds Fair. New York. lass AIR THE
Qhtf American Sa:es that aEanicd mo4ala 1t the
Lo1dDn Worlds Fa.,
These Safes the most perfect security asa1ust Fi,v
aod Burglars Ut any sa:ss EVER udeedto the puo!s.
$1,000 REWARD
VIII r. paid 10 reEsnn thar Ahov that Hey:Iuss
Patent champion safe eve. failed to preserve
Al sceidentai hse-
Sc :HEKN4SG / CO.. Manufacturers, 81 Esoaevay.
New iurk,
Z. L. HARMON L CO., Agents,
oe-at&eom @south Water strcrt cEicaso. Ii.
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Sele8rnpbticbe Nfn6ricbtem
Ssft&tst FIR Sen p8aIttmUtt Wedsr.4
Anfnnft OeS 9ampferS
TO-"
Memeres dus europa.


NeW< YOrf, 15.N 6ebr. Der Dampfer
vArasO" BON Sapre pia Southampton fam bier
an er bate lebteren Safem am 3. B. per=
lalen.
BreuBen mar i'm geSriff, benz Sanbel8per,
tras swil4en England uno 6rautrei9 bei3a=
treten.
Sine 8erliner Depelde la9t, iber bas Irz
arrangement 8ebufs Der Gbtretuns SapppenS
an 6ranfrei9 babe man lid Dor benz &rieoe
pereinist inter Der 8epiuSung, baB Oelreih
Stalien sdrSli9 rdume. Nu9 babe man iib
,pabin perltanoi9t puB @batlep8 unO 6anaeep
All bic S9weis absetreten perben.
2prb GuIIen erflarte I'M Barlanent, 08a>
lewSfi babe benz enSl, @elonbten in Boris
perli6ert, ba6 Der Suffer geapOlepn bic Gbtre4
tun9 Sappper1s all 5ranfrei4 nj d pprldlaz
gen iperpe. Die ensl. 9le9ieruns babe bier
auf Dem &aiier i9re 8efrisDisnns bieriiber
auSSelprOden.
Sn Der 6rage iiber @rnennun9 zines Gpmi=
te'S CUR n~nterIndnng Der sermii6ten Gusao-
ben purben RE Mfinilter init elmer Maipritdt
BON 20 Stimmen 9eidla9en.
Die 8ariler 8atrta taoelt Ie6r ben 8erlud
ber laroinil9en G1e9ieruns, bic Sapoparpert
am NuSorud ibreS Bunl4eS mad Nnneratipn
All 6rantreiA 81 p~erbinperu.
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lhe8 @5ebiet gu perfolsen ulp ibm bort letlt
Ofedt wloerfa9ren gu ~lalen, ba er anOeren sal
les tmlner neu p~etltdrft Suriidfebren iperoe.
9tad auSla8e 9laubpirbiser Wtdnuer belteRt
leile Saltbe iebt ipieber aus 450 Wann, Die
San beipeitem 9rSBten S9eile oen Staate
Jtteoa 2epn anSebSren.
New<Sr1ean8. WttifItppi-8 erltppf>
uageu. Der 9ombopts@ e ie0ldaft in @arpn>
oeletitraBe lino BON ben Bdlen ber Nadridteu
5u9e9ansen, Die lebr %iunpfi9 lautea. Die
Wtaf1e bon Spl3ltammen, Die tdglid bernnter-
sei9wemmt weroeu, iowie Die 6lutenl6mellme
gen, bic Den Sattp bonn @plf bereinbriu9er,
baben wieber lpl6e 8erItppfungen peranlaBt,
OaB MAJ far4tet, bic Sdiffabrt weroe bulp
lbermalS ~ltDrenoe llnterbre6ut9en %erletoen.
SIM leetel Sabre batteu pber@ unp unter6alb
Der Bd1e 6unoerte ppn S4iffen itiu5ulie9en.
Bie loQ pa8 nit ben Bpltbumpfern werbelt, Die
nddlten8 5pilden bier uaO peri&iepenen euro
pdil6en Safen laufer lpllen ? unb uNter Icl>
den llmltdnpen le9t 8u6anan lein 8etc 9e9en
Die be1bit6ti9te Ibbitlfe Elm Seet betBt eS /:
NepzO% orleans, 6tlf Dir ielbf.
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NnnnreE.

Walbtngtpn, IS. Sebr. SenQ
Wtalon bon Der Sarper8 6errp llnteriu9uue
GcmmifiiOn beri6tete cine &eIDlution elm, nj
na4 Der BrdItoent pe8 Senat8 SaftS6efel
se9en Sanbprn, Scbn 8rcwn ST.. uno STE
path aaSitelen ion, bic iid pei9erten, be
Sorlabun8Sbefeble ppr ba8 @pnife Splae
~leiItert.
Die Wfalon'id 9telrlutipn tpurpe nit all
9e:9et pier Stinmen at9enommen. Dages
ltlmmten nur Bingham, Sale, Gunner III
&oDubS. Sr. SewarO itinmte bafir,
pans. Ioam8 bon &p. iiber9a6 bic g
tltlpn oeS Oele9aten beS SefferIcn>E erritcriun
nno oaS WtemOrial Der prppiIpriI6er 0fegi
RING leneS GerritoriunlS INN feline InerfennHr
al8 2erritcriunl, An baS GerritprtaleG pmt
%Ueripiel en-.
Damn puroe wic6er CUR Druderwabl ..
l4ritten. gu elmer @abl fparen nSt6id z
StIr1tner1, ipcpCn erbielt OefreeS (Otep.@ %
@loBbrenner Dent 80. SIS wurbe nod ,we
nal nit oerlelben @rfrl9lOTsfeit aboelfimm
Ote 6epublifaner bCifen ieoo6, ibren aanDi
Oaten Onrd5uleeen, WiOrsen pirp mieoer al
9eltInlmt tperben.
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Baltimore mrfkrr.
Ntltimpre oen 16. 6ebrnar 1860
Sic g6ablbcamltmOuugen.

t #Es# AaLH4H. -
9or benz acknowledgement III Nl=
uQppli8 wurpen nun audi eine Wten9e DGnt=
lafuug8" 3euaeu Dernpmmen. Sbre AusIa=
gen liue ungefG6r Don pemlelben 28ertbe fte
Die Der @utlultun885eu9ea @9rensSt1llp8
OD6 lief ~menigIten8 / II beillane Wabrbeit
nit unter einer Der 3euSen ia9te ndrnltd 81
Or. @plo8bprpu9b, DEM befanrten Denlctratl=
Ihen Iboeprpneten, ner Die unterluhun9 let=
tet. auf bic 95raoe Oh Die amerifaniIde B1rtei
in Baltimore &pwoie8 babe, 6rl9enOe5: uSo
mobl; aber sic unp SIRE Bdrtei babelt bic
ielben gei6ult."
Oieie @ntlaffung85eugen wplten bettabe 9ar
nt6t8 bon @emaltf6aten AM leBten gSdblt19e
mtIen un0 meilttet, oerlelbe lei elmer Der frteos
lf6iten aeweien. 8elpnoer8 mtperlddnlt mai
bQs 3e1auiR be8 Deputy S6eriff QSm. s.. Oaz
pi8 Der Ser muBte 5use6en, paB er gu ben
8lppb Cubs sebSrt babe aber er Jet BON REM
Ielben binauS0epprfen mproen unb bie8 babe Ell
fin eineu binrei9enDen Minf gebalten, ben
Stub fir INNER gu perlafen. Nl8 man pieIen
btna~uSQemcrienen 8lpcp Cub fra9te, pb e8
fir Die OeutI6en in leiner Narp Der erlten)
aefd6rli6 lei, Su ltimmen, e%rpiperte Ell, Dap
leineS Wi1enS bort ME Elm Oeltl6er al ben
Bpas miEbanoelt pprpen Iei. Damn fubr ct
mErtlih 10 fort y8iele DeutI6e l%tirlnlen bus
amerifdnii6e Gidet. sic nebulen jeop9 an
bemlel6en ni6t eenu9 Snterelie, UNI gu lttmnten;
tie firnmen erlf, penl man ie be5ablt Damn
Inb tie miaia." Die Oeuti9en III Der erlfen
Warb mSaen lt6 Bel Dem 6ru. Deputy Sbez
riff bebanfen! 90 piel mir miIlen, 9ibt e8
unter ben Oeut1den ltur sang ment9e
aemetne Subiefte, Die ibre Stimnten pertoufen ;
Beinabe ale OeutIde, melde am lebten Babl@
taoe ffimmet %fpnateu, l~timmten fir ba8 &es
fprm~Iidet, tbeil8 fir paSjenige, auf meldem
Brefpu poer 6arrtlon, tbeilS fir baS, auf nell
dem Sarri8 pDer 8inter Oapi8 ltanp. Stir
pu8 4ntt=6efprms pber wz9eptbing~Itfet
ffimmten retmtl1ig betrta6e gar fets
ne DeutI6e. Sber 6dlt Der t0r, Deputy
6bertff etpu bieienigen DeutIdelL wel9e bon
feineu Mit-Gnbtlten in bic GoOp8 seiperrt unO
BON oa, nit benz amertfanil1en Gidet IN Der
6anp, all Die 8pn8 9eIdleppt puroe1, fir
freirilige Sttmmgeber, pper gar fnr be5ahlte
unp belfodene ?
SIN &reu5perbSre, pa8 beIpu0er8 Der Heprd@
feutant 6redner NIT errBer 2ebbafttSfett fabrte,
mppifi5irte Iepp6 Elm betrddtli4er 3betl oteler
Gntlafuns85eusen feline Au8la9en gang bebeu~
tend. Ntdt penige perI elben 9aben nun llt=
miatabrli9 gu, DAP teina6e in alen WarOs
uu9eIebli6e Iuftritte itattfanpen, DAP Stintn>
oe6er, namentlid naturaltlirte, bon ben Ycu8
6ertrteben wrroen unb DAP Smuibule nit |. 8.
Stimmgebern, Die beltebiS lftmuten, III Der
Stabt berumfubret.
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@eitere Na6ri6ten be8 Samplers
Gp6emian.
@nalanb.

~ Ell -. -. #f&-AL.
Nm SO. San. erfldrte tt benz unterbauIe
2oro Srbn NufIeu, IN @r1piberune auf cine
SnterpeIatiptt bon Srn. b'SSraeli, oaB in 6olee
zines 8eridte8, ipelden bic Hesterung bon ibz
rem @el anpten III ber Sdpei5 erbalten, i'm
perflolenen Suli Der fran5Sfl4en 9fesierung
in 8etreff be8 @eriidte8 bon einer Nnneratipu
SapppenS al S~ranfrei6 cine Scrftelune 3u=
ae9al9en lei. ST merDe, ipeltn e8 t6nnlid lei,
bic betrefenpen Bapiere in 5wei pper bret ga
9ea pcrle9en. n43at Ys
Or. 0laoltpne 5et9te an, baB er am 6. lei
men Sitan5beri6t p~prleSen unD f9 itber ben
Sanbel8pertrag nit 6ranfrei9 eri6Spfenb aus
(afIen weroe. Snpem er einem Mntra9 all
8iepererllennnlg pe8 @cmite'S iiber Soft
pampidiff= unp Gele9rapben=g pntrafte befiir>
wprtete, ertlarte ST.. @laoltcne, baB fitnltisbir
bic 2eitung beS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS unc Der
BoltunterItiibun9 bon Der Nomiralitdt ali pas
8pItpepartement ibertraaen meroen ipiiroe.
Na9 elmer lebbaften Debate, IN pel9er baa
Goulite beftise In9rife erfu9r, wltroe Der 4l.
trag pe8 Srr. @laDltcne gum Sel9lulle erbp-
ben. rsa0
@m 81. ertldrte 2crp Scbn Nulleu, baB, 10
nett CT unterri6tet lei, in Sarointen Elm Blau
5ur OrulpHI9 etHet VeleuIWuIL pelu9e cue
allsemeine 8olf8belpa1fnung lmto Silont9 bon
6reiwinisenz@pr anItreben ipa, prcpcnirt
lpprpen let, @artbalbi jepr4 rie Prdlioentl9aft
ab9elebnt babe,
Cur 8orlase eineS @eieeeatpurfe8, wel4er
ge9en 8elte9ung BET BarlamentSwablen 9e=
ri9tet 1T, ertbeilte ba8 SaaS feline @rlaubniB
Giuer 8eltimrnuns Der Bin 5ufolse lplen 9er-
ipnen, bic beS III &eoe ltebenoeu 8ersebena
iberfibrt perben, gu 6 Wtpnaten @efan9nit
BET ldperer grbeit perurtbeilt iperben.
Die 8erbunclua9en i'm Oberbauie bieten
nidt8 bon Sntere1e.
Sn einem ibrer 2eitartifel Iest bic 2cnbpr
Gimes bic segenparti9e Sage Der in 8e3us aui
Die Snlel San Suan beltebenben :Dtfferens
auSeinanOer, inbem lie Iast: Mir baben gu
slauben l1rlade, Dap Die ben Nmeritanern se-
madteu 8Orl9lase FOLDER art iino, puB lid
beiDe 2drper Ounlit 5ufriepen erfldren fSnnen,
iabem man lomobl Don benz 8clarip~ ais benz
6arO@&anal abltebt. Stattp efien 1T Elm britt
ter 2anul al8 @ren5linie p%crgel4la9en, tpel6e
ben Entertainment ben 8eliB beS 9rSBten Tbei
le8 neS I~treitigen EerritoriutnS fi9ern wiirpe.
Der In NeOe ltebenpe 3alal, penn berIelbe
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bra9te bereitpili5 !3eit- unb @elDOpfer fir
uue ~9emeinuitBigen Internebmun9en. Sein
IpO lit fir bic selanmte Oeutide SepDlferun9
Bbilaoelpbia'8 ein ldwer 81 erlesenoer Serluit
Scr IA gasen pnrd einen 6aD auf Dem
9latten Strabenpfluiter am 6ube ldper bel4a=
Dt9t, bate er leitpent pa8 Bett bitten miiiien,
al8 plSbli6 Elm @ebtrnidlas Ieiaem t%bati9en,
oielbewegten 2eben Elm 3iel lebte. Sine 6rau
unD bier &inber beweinen fem Gupe.
WfS9e ibm bic Grpe leidt leiu.
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earPonbale, 8u., IA. SeUr. 01S
ecurtballS, bic @itp~9ule unp oa8 @efGno,
nib tOnroen beute @Orsen bon einem @efa1.
Senen, NaulenS 6issinS in SrauO oelfeft II.
orOllltdnOi9 IN Nide 9elest. Siqains ielblf
tano ben EoO in ben 6lummer, 6a8 Seuer
lelblt aber 1T nod ni4t 9elDidt uno nod I'M
iler @efabr fiir OaS benadburte Gisentbunr
DOrhanpem.
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@pb[perbiente @bre

Wei DE fer, ga, Is. 6etr. 0os
eon9regnllt9lteo Sobn Stfmaun tr-s
9elferl abeno gum Sein9 bier elm. Sr.
I1anil ipltroe allf BENT Sa9n6pfe bon einer
pen Wfenl4ermen9e NIT @ntbuIasmu8
SStEaase1 uno oana inter Ntulif mad leiner
Wobnut9 9eleitet.
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Seuersbrumst n ms >, 81

0SDs9o, IA. 6ebr. Seute Meroer
0raf IN WfericO, &c. o., in @biteneb's V1Dd
6euer aus, in tpel6em it6 gSbitnep y @fins
1srs Sant ltnb oiele SdOen tefunoen. Der
8erlult 1T beoeutenb uuS MIR peuio mtroe 49,
rettet. '"tU0 w
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u d, @urpna.

:, New Dorf, Is. 6ebr. Der Oampfer
9elo nud 2iperpppl ab.
Ole eitq of Mundefer fubr teute (Obne
SEartSelo) mad @la8app as.
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&ebteS bon @nfhinntnn

Wa btn9 tcn Is. Sebr. Senai I'M
QaaS Raben i9 i4lteBli6 iiber ben BOf- Sta
DsrialtOl9t uao . peroen jebt bic Bcltz@rn
lfrabelttet befrieoist Werocn.
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G8 miro perii9ert, @n(
weroen Guc8 fir be Nnne1,

IleID al SQTptHIeH IDuH.
Die lln5ufrieDenbeit in ltlt9arn ipur6e /
lepem Gage b~robenoer.
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0erlanat nnb aeindbt.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-22
GOV. H,s.FOote.

It seems that we have recently given currency to
certain incorrect rumors II relation to the political
status Of our distinguished fellow citizen At his
request we publish this morning communication
from him. the purpose Of which is to define bis po-
sition In placing himself correctly before the coun-
try, the Governor injects very decided DOUGLAS
article into our columns. 1t is well known that we
do not concur in Gov. FOOTE's sentiments relative
to Mr. DoUGIAs. We dc not believe in the policy OF
nominating him, and have not such strong faith IN
his availability as to believe that he is the only DEM
ocrat that can beelected. On the contrary we re-
gard him as the weakest man in the North and In
the doubtful States of Pennsylvania and Indiana
that we could nominate. We believe that we have
in Tennessee the strongest man in the nation with
the masses. North or South.-ANDREw JOHNSON.
Give US Gov Johnson as the candidate Of the Democ-
racy for the Presidency and we will carry Pennsyl
vania New York, and the entire North West over
the strongest man that the Black Republicans can
put forth His nomination at Charleston would
cause a spontaneous outburst Of applause from the
Democracy Of Tennessee that would echo and re-
echo in every nook and corner Of this vast republic
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-22

A ST. Louis telegraphic dispatch Of Tuesday,
states that EDWARD BATES addressed letter to the
Missouri delegates to the Chicago Convention in re-
ply to interrogatories propounded by them to him.
The main points are as follows:
He has no new opinions on the subject of the ex-
tension of slavery, and has formed none with refer
ence to the proposed array Of parties. COeval with
the Missouri question Of 1920, he formed his opln-
ions and has not changed them since. At the time
of The revolution. and long after, slavery was re-
garded as an evil temporary in its nature, and like
" to disappear in the course Of time; yet while 1t
continued IL was 4 misfortune to the country, so
ciallv and politically. Slavery is a social relation;
domestic institution; it exists by local law. The
Federal Government has no control over 1t IN
State. The Territories are subject and subordinate
not supreme like States. The nation Is supreme
over them. He is opposed TO the extension OF
slavery and in his opinion the spirit and policy Of
the Government ought to be against its extension
The Constitution does not carry slavery into the
Territories nor anywhere. it only acts upon It
where it is established by local law.
The bred Scott case can only decide that bred
Scott was not citizen of the United States The
opinions of Judges. beyond this are eXtra-Iudlcal
and no authority The questions discussed by them
were political. not within their cognizance, and be
long to and could be disposed of only by the poll
teal departments The discussion was most unfOr-
tunate as It produced dangerous conflict between
coordinate branches of the government. He tavors
the colonization of tie blacks IL the tropics; the
homestead bill; the immediate admission of Kansas;
perfect equality ofrghts among citizens; the con-
struction Of the Pacific Railroad under auspices
of the Government.
He is rratifad that his name has only been used
in spirit Of harmony and peace to prevent dis
union and controversy among those who ought to
be united. he has neither sought nor held any poll
teal office for twenty-five years, and Is satisfied with
the honors already paid him by the public.