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REILLY FIre Proof safo..

SHALL take great pleasure In rscuusndiDg your safes Tou
are at liberty iOmake such o. This statement you ds
proper Yours lsgnedl n. ,. DURHAM.L
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FIRE AND BURGLARS.

We are Agents for these splendid safes and llsts he pu
lie to cali and see other eerhhates the manner 10 VII
| they refet he attacks o. bofh
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NASHvrLLE AND CHATTANOOGA =. 3.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTEB
SUNDAY, APRIL 29ths 1880,
Ps-sorer Trains, East Snd West, will run as follows
GOING EAST.
r.sv. Na,bvflls st 4 A N and 3PM
ITrve Al Chattanooga 1:30 P N and l;45 AN.
COMING WEST

Arrive Il Nashyiiie at P n and ga N.
IL rail connection and shortest route to Boston, New York.
"a Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City, EichmOni,
feterIbug, Lynchbufg Knoxville, Savannah, Charleston,
Mnntromery, Menu his New Orleans, &c.
Both Trans connect Stevenson with Trains Memphis
Charleston Railroad, and Chattanooga with Trains on
East Tennessee and Georgia and Western and Atlantic arods
Through Tickets may had any hour application e
Ticket Agent, at Office st Depot the following places and
At the following prices, viz:
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J.R- FIHTLAK e co.'s
Premium Coal Oil,
HELmBOLD'S
GENUINE PBEPARATIONI

HELmBOLD'S BUCHU for the Bladder
HELmBOLD'S BUCHU fOrthe Kidneys
HELmBOLDsS BUCHU for the Gravel
HELMBOLD3S BUCHU for the DropIy.
HELmBOLDss BUCHEU for Nervousness.
HELMBOLDsS HUCHU for Loss Of Memory.
HELMBOLDsS BUCEEU for DimnesS Of Vision.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Dihdcult Breathing.
HELmBOLDsS RUCIzU for Weak Nerves
HELM BOLD'S BUCHU for General DibIly.
RELmBOLDsS BUCHU for Universal Lsssituds.
HELmBOLDsS BUCHU for Horror Of Disease.
HELmBOLD'S BUCHU for Night sEeats.
HELM ROLDsS BUCHU for Wakefulness.
HELM BOLD'S BUCHU for Dryness Of the Skin.
HELMBOLDsS BUCHU for Eruptions.
HELWBOLD'S BUCHU for Pain in the Back.
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with Temporary suHusaHOn and Loss Of Sight.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Mobility and Restlsssne@
with Want Of Attention and Horror Of Society.
HELmBOLD'S BUCHU for Distinctions.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Ezcesses arising from In
discretion, and all diseases Of
FEmALES--FEmALES-
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FEMALES--FEAIALES-
OLD Or YOUNGs SINGLE, MARRIED, Oh
CONTEMPLATING CARRIAGE,
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is THE VERY BEST
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For all complaints incident Sex, whether arising nom in
discretion, Habits of Dissipation, in the
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SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
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HELmBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
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In all their Stages, At little Expense;
Little or no change in Diet. No Inconvenience
ANDNO EXPOSURE.
Use HELmBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCEEU for iix-
cessss arising from habits indulged in
By YOUNG AND OLD,
!: !: e !: !: &
And for diseases arising habits Of dissipation 1t
time to a state of health and purity
Use HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU for
diseases and aectrOusOf the most distressing character
HELmBOLDsS EXTRACT BUCHU for all
affections and diseases Of tee
URINARY ORGANS
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ART RECREATIONS.
vALUABLE HOOK.

Aeomulse guide and help to Pencil Drawing, oil Painting
crayon Drawing and Painting Paper Flowers Mess Work.
Pss Flowers Leather Work. Hair Work, Art Of preserving
Brds Gliding and BronzlnE Grean Painting Antique Paint
ing rental Painting Wax Flowers Fruit, Sign Painting Paint
ing On Glass Magic Lantern, Embroidery, Panorama Painting
Coloring Photographs, Water 0eloEs.
win valuable receipts for preparing the materials.
II viii inform uer in every branch q fancy work a.
perfscty as they be taught By The experienced teachers
FOR sale BY lmsyill John YORK 4 co.
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SOUTHERN Trunk mbNUFAGTORY
Fassett & Crossman,

NO. 81 AARKETS STREET NASHVILLE, TIM,
Manufacturers and VVhOlesaIe and Retail
DElLus II KINDsoF
Ladies ana Cents travelling Trunks,
bonnet BOXES,
VALISES, CARPET BAGS dc.s Sc.s
n EsIE to call e attention Of ali those IN want Of any
thing line, Wholesale reialJ % eNamine or
stock before purchasing elsewhere conddent nat We
sell any other house In the city Oar stock AZ
manufacture and is made Of the best materials and y
first class vorkmen All admit the wisdom Of buying WORK
made hcms preference buying that made at The Eat s
pressly for iobbings
We especially invite the attention OF The Ladies too
PATENT Trunk FOR LADIE >.
compartments Tor Boanss Dresses Paos Brushes
and waterproof conn arment for spongea, Ols, &e-
All kinds mad3 order, covered or rsaeds e
short notice Give cl at e 81 Market street We doori
South Of the Square. FASSEAN q OAOSslAAN'
/
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MOTHER invoice o. slsonabs lniEesr, q gauzs at.
"a game merino, cashmere Isle -traai nens lctcns "a
plain cotton, received and ior sale eg z AeaiLl-
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Pnhlic Notice.
DISsECTING INSTRUMENT.
Fresh Corn Meal,

VyPE subseriber h,a ade arrangements viii enc o. t1
Tost extensive mills in Kentucky for regular Seeky SEP
% ~ Family Meal and is recey ng 80 bushels which ne
ors to the city Sigh Advan ever eosl and eS5ase
80, IL Ms rket street.
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-rfru Naobve and CHATTANOOGA Railroad company 70 con-
--c,scr visb ne Rosds below running an Express
Pebt Tn from Charleston and Savannah e Nashville, at
slower speed but wiz las -as ss,s - -i s
janRs-I HsBF =. W coAhi suP't'
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SIT Lux ct Ink FuEt
COAL OIL mPS.

M have just received another supply OF Caal Oh Aauns
among which handsome patterns for par
Iors all tied with the Collins burner which i last improve
is measur7bly superior 70 other 1p hoH D
the public for solnes5 and stsdiu1sof ta1le freedom
smoke, simplicity in constucons beauty and eiea1ca 70 H1a
cleanliness and economy. One Lamp viii ETr Lls Azt
candles and does not cost much as one Ie W We
ported these Lamps d clears nea-l Ss, ~
from any offensive ordOrs leaves no grease io- 9 @
SNPr' % ~ - RAINS BROWN 4 co.
Vztt..,. "a stall rr,zgIsts No. % Public square,
80 u $50 So NASHVILLE, Tenn
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GLANCE OF scHEOULE.

E5mH
tennessee and Alabama Railroad
TINE TABLE.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, APRIL %, 1862
Going south.
Leave Nashville s:l5 NJ arrive at Columbia :e5 n
Leave Nashville 255 n, arrive At CVlumhia SD H.
Going North:
Leave Columbia 7:30 II, arrive at Nashville 10 Ne
Leave Columbia Las n, arrive at Nashville 4 2 NJ
TWyE Morning going South connects with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad at Decatur.
The Evening Train going South connects at Columbia with
Train TO Mount Pleasant and Pulaski.
The Evening going North makes close connection ~
Nashville with Louisville and Nashville Railroad from ana amer
Monday May 7th Louisville and ell Eastern cites BUS one
train on Sunday. W. ON' PAhk1Nes
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Persops hing to procure COPIES Of the Public acts Of ne
Igsatue inst closed can obtain them by applying 81 THIS VI
&c. On % & Secretary Of State, there few copies Tor
a. s. per CO ePIA7-1
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RuiIdings Lots for sale

WE offer for sale on liberal terms number OF beautiful
Nv building in Brownsville, on and near the KoTe5
PIKE, from two and haii 70 thfoe lliie' i e 'S' '
lots sith small improvements. -, - - A.. -
Also numuer o. lots in Edgeae!d, one on the Gala In
SISo several beautiful lets in watkins magnificent add
ton. 50, M. uo.t;cb,, uar5,,,. sn5
other Additions Na'i J. L. & R. W. BROWN,
AZ Cherry street.
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NOTICE.
ICE! ICEH ICE"l

sell or exchange in part for good CITY or koge
~. ,e-fv nv Resfdences two miles NoItl ol !.
ely, with from 30 q Sc acres Oh i9l@
10 Ts Sod further particulars eppy Q uS 81 ~, %
eS or 70 IuhhEA . hO'i- 49, W. B. WALTON.
Union COPY and charge this oaice-BasA. bda"sT'
Hr-
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HAN 10 canuie sat a1ca1 .sosa to . irss lls-r
- coris 81 aood ioin1g Edgsfed Appigts ths urt1
s.i 4. ~ = T" ia vREVcH
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The Great Weather Plant.
ULLM A Ms
Weather indicator
r1..s.. sl. IT,. 81 H.. f. l.l...c.

Indicates the Weaiasr "A hours IA airaaes.
From great number Of Cefanatss and Testimonials rev
ed relation this wonderful Plant are ater e refer
the following known Of the nest distinguishes
and scientific Of the Union, such
Gen. Harding Davidson county,
ThoEas Harding, Esqs Is "
Ars Brown, ESQ.,
Lucius Polk, Esq Maury county;
Thomas Cowboy, Esq, tJeEsler) Nashville;
David c Sanders, Esq, Carthage, Tenn;
Prof. George Backie Nashville;
Bowling, do
% Lindsey.
d ? Wright, dc
. " Draper New YoFK UuiYersy;
franklin Bache, Author the United States Dspensaie-
~. Philadelphia, .-
q" John killington, Memphis Medical Colege;
" Lewis gassz, Cambridge University, Mass;
" Joseph Henry, Smithsonian Institute;
Riddle, University OF Lousana, O.
- James II Stafford, Cumberland University, Lebanon;
4 Curry, Knoxville. Tennessee.
Hon. Judge Baxter, Nashville;
Z" A Nicholson Washington, G;
Rector G Smith, Columbia;
Hon John MARSHALL Attorney Law, Franklin, Tenn.
Rev DR. Lapsley, Carthage Tenn.
Thousands Of equally reliable the above could Be
given but for want Of space
Price 81 so, or when sent BY mail S2.O0
NJ b. STATE aud Comfy Rights for Sale Addfsss,
STRETCH a. E0EBESs Druggists, Nashville, Tenn.
Agents for h United StIies maJ24
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rE Manufacturer in calling the attention Of eVsy business
nam would remark ihst aisr the heen years experience
n nufscturng Be has susnedsd IN producing Geld Pens
hh Tor matsria uormanlhp AID durability, eciDss any.
tbiaq q tie Kind previously made.
A. G. BAGLEY, Maruiacsurer
For ale By Jo YoEK Co, No IS Union street, NssbTs
rrarnn
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HUNGARIAN GRASS SIZED.
no BUSHELS HUNGARIAE GaAsa sEED. iu.t -
00.O '''''ig 5ss 49,
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WOOD, EDDY & CO., RIanagers.
The Manages Oces located Wilmington, peasare, and
St. Louis, Missouri.
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Iioss stocks and 4FrErlts,
THVEeY varst5 Of Tia saesa ans crs lslsi "a ill
~ 1i1 ~ 1'c1IlI.
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YgVE second and thri class creditors Of W. W. HrNzLE ar.
notified that TIE sale Of Lands for their henet ADVERTISED
10 come OF ID NeWburEh, Lescounty Ienuess on The l0tn
Of July next. This JunB the 4h, ESQ.
B. WINSTON, TRUSTEES
izns5 '0o-tas Asrr- A'----
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RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE
One Square 0ns year. ssEaeh additional Square, SO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, viii be charged for the excess.
IN The WEEKLY.
ONE DOLLAR per squars the first andFHIT cETa foE saeh
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published in both the Daily and Weekly, viii
be charged the full daily with one half the weekly rates
added. aa
7Tansssut Advertsiets s,ust paid for at ne tine Of
inSe7fSOn.
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Jasper BRANCH RAILROAD.

October Sd, 1852
my order Of the Board Of Directors calls are made on tns
Stock OF the Company subscribed for building brAnch
Road frum Bridgeport 70 Jasper payaDle 70 s ." ~
dollar on each Share the l November, leg and two
IIa on each Share on LIST days Of December lc JanuA
~ February March, April May, June, July August SP'en-
hsr. October, and November, le6O
may be made TO Jackson Pryor. AZ Jasper VI " ~
Treasurer at his office in Nashville ..,-,,,
meeting these calls requested Of the
So ~ Stock construction Of the road depends exclusively
an he means provided specifically for that purpose
w stS ~ ". A. GLEAVES, TreaEurer
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CONCRETE sAREs TRIUMPHANT.
For.E-slEhl 80. = p -.

yr..as VIZ. B. DoB1s 4 Co, cIurusA1u
GESTLEn-4t he tine o. The are which occurred {. or
town asd February, one Of Foar a On our bushes
house containing Tauabe paper hank notes. &C. The Gre o..
eue the afternoon OF The 2 and We asa nos rsmsve our
ss ram the barring ruin m he afternoon Of tie 2lh eo1.
queny tFls bre in ne burning imts-s for ahoat ry
eight hours In he casr directly belou Ehes he .s 1tsod
hsfe vas considerable lot Of lard, and srerzl clrts o. 10
asses and the safe m into itof oours & va sabs.isd ~
poHesi hsat When We rso1a u ruba1 from tie 1li asa
ALMOST AkED-EEOTs win large bed ofbu1nil4 ca.il
All ar9und t. Upon plins g. up eoEaIe le IAN ane
q he hinges h been brokers' at s1rnar % oue o. &c
doors Dropped 0ut thsrsbg aoEga good deal o. hest to psa
taisas far - the inside doors Bat ne afa ZEN vita ne
doog down. IL in sons meass protected. We deen e dus
to state Further that The ounas doors we're not locked
they had he door could have fallen open even though ne
hinge vas sroksn. When eopeusd TIE s found tie pa
Pers, bank notes, &C., all secure.
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1885 m5untnEt to S1s1S6sIS5
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKETs

WHOLE TICKETS, so; HALVES, SO; QUARTERS s..
osaies q Packages viii be sold at the following rates,
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lDAESEIzs Ky, March :, lsao.
Ml.uzs. ". \. DOBBs 4 Co., Cncizuars
DEAE sIlsEs safe purchased u ysu IN September INST
hassto'd the great Gre which occus n town on Tie sld
February sElsndidi had large amount OF notes receipts
&C. IN IT, bers The building burned tSok EFe Gus bu rui
in some sheets Of paper aud apon opening acs TIE aun
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These safes have failed 10 preserve r contents, and
warranted to Be
Entirely Free from Damp.
The construction Of the BURGLAR PROOF SAVES is De-
euar. in connection win TIE UGrat American Key Rsr
ter Lock, tEheh possesses he grels aElntaEe having
No heY Hole and jet has The security Of Permu1l-
ting Key capable Of s5o,eOOe9 ehanresl Thsy vim BE-
found perfectly impreEnabls
sTRATT0N SEYMOUR
marl3-d3m No y FIartet gtrssf Narfrills.
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MCLEAN & OLIVIER,
COMMISSION AVID FORWARDING MERCHANTS
40 Common street, New Orleans

F,,r A CU,EnsaHLs, Nashville, Tennessee,
41Sl1 1VsteEE, President Citizens Bank New Orleans
u D ,-gpoSR Caoal and Banking Co, Q.
a I - pvss Union Bank, NeE Orleans
p NJ NoNTaoNERY, Esq, Sc Exchange Place, New York.
n " N-o' D-,rrrA Pbiadelphia. mar29- dom
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spIendfd Scheme!

sPIendf d scheme!
TO BE DRAWN
Each Wednesday in june.
Glass 2zO Draws wednesday, June 3, 1860.
Glass esq Draws Wednesday June 49, ls6O.
Glass 294 Draws wednesday, June 20, 1850.
Glass SOC Draws Wednesday, June 27s $780,
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKETS.
7sNumBers--Is Drawn Ballots.
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Certificate Of Packages the Scheme, to Be drawn
each Wednesday, will be sold at the following rates. Haehs ae
Certificate Of Package Of % Whole Tickets $40 50
DO do &c BALI do q q
do do Sc Quarter do II
, 1860-05-29
The Free Press In italy.


The liberation of the press in Northern Ttafv
is as complete as Wilkes himself could haya
desired for his pauphleseering war ogain,t the
Bule administration. There seens to be alnoat
no restriction upon the issre Of books and
pamphlets cn any topic Of politics or religion.
A friend now making pedestrian tour of Italy
Tins writes:
Here at Parma aud all through these Emi,ian
nvosiaces, (which must be so called from 1he
Via Emilia. which runs straight through them.
and joins the YIN Flan,inia ut tue bridge of An.
gusius ut KimsnD but especially ut Bologna.
The new freedom OF the press il INDUCED n In
marvellous extent. All the hop windows are
1ull OF books, pamphlets, newspapers. carjca.
lures, !an'pnonS, sonnets, etc., abusing or rid!-
cuIlnE tes Fope and priesthood to "a extent
that the New York O5ferter or the American
Pfotestaut Society in their widest auti.Paual
frenzy neser surpassed. Great staring placafds
a!i covered with pictuTcs, like those in Dow
lng's book. advertised the ''Horrors Of the Iu
qu,sition." the ''Sccret History Of the Court Of
Rome" the 'Jesuit in the F4mi1y," tho t.lnte.
rior Life Of Conveuts,' and that sort of thing.
including universal history OF desnoti. ms. IL
which the ropes get altogether the worst of it,
me e3comnun'catton Eeems especially to hare
set ererybDds's mind aod tongue Loose, SeEe.
raj men have not hesitated to declare to ma
that if The Pope .sllould conduct uimsejf in this
way. the people would oil turn Protestants-
One Of them INSURED me that the old gentle
man, bv thi. mistake, was absolutely rovenato
---rulned- One of thu comic papers represents
him as split ng against the wind, and eucoun.
terlng the usu announcement result. Just now
Ten. lamorlciere takes most Of the blows from
these sensry. "h" sause themselves greatly
~i'h the Roman ZuoaTes he has promised to
bayeT
, 1860-05-29
IntercStlng-In Inc5dent--Sercnade. to Tho
firAk Governor OF Illinois.

As'@~ 7~S- = AStAkkAAj
Judge Read Vas serenaded, and tho partr
then proceeded to the residence Of The Hon Ed
ward Coles, il Spruce street, nboye Thirteenth.
when that gentleman IVES serenaded.
Mr. G. was the first Governor Of Illinois, and
private Seci etary Of Thomas Jefferson and
james Madison. Mr. Coles being too far I'D.
vauced io years to address SO large an assem-
bllage, Notes A. Dropsse made lew remarks
He said:
9tatlemtn:-Ne thought it proper, on this
occasion, to serenade the Hon. Edward Coles,
the first Governor Of Illinois, as the standard.
bearer whom We have selected is from the State
Of Illinois. Mr. Coles is unable 10 appear, in
consequence Of his advanced age-be,ng. pp,
Fards IF eighty Jcara-!but, Eenil. men, to him
whom have named j. due. IN sreat measure,
the honor ol having made Illinois free State
}ou are aware 11at illinois formed part of
tho greas Northwestern Territory, and notwith
standing the great ordnance Of lss7-an o1di-
nance which was first introduced into the SEN
sse oithe United States by THOMAS Jefferson
notwithstanding that ordinance, which prohih-
lied slavery or involuntary sersitude, excep. for
crime, some Of tie people Of that State thou sht
it proper, in contfaycntion of that ordinance, TO
introduce slavery, but owing 10 the firm Efforts
and the Repubncan spirit mani ested by Cor
ernor Goes and those who supported him,
that fair country, being among The most
fruitful in The unitad states. ~as dedicated
to freedom. We thought, then, that on this
occasion it was emlnen,ls proper, as We hare
selected Z standard besrer from Illinois, We
should do honor to the 1irst Governor Of thai
gallant State, who contributed so much tona, ds
The advancement Of the glorious Republican
doctrine. ICheerR-]
Geattemen-:4r. Coles was the private secre-
tary Of that eminent Democrat, James Msdjson.
and Nj. G. still eutertains the opinions thas
we're ever cherished By that ereat man. He
nox prociaims him.elf Republican, though
he bus not changed one iota ia principle. We
trust that 50 long Al Republicanis.n- shall live,
the noble fathers of the revolution. that men--
true Repubhcans-like James u Msdison and Ed
ward Coles, will never be forgotten. -.
Three cheers were then given for the Hon,
Edward Coles;c which vas followed by cheers
for the candidates."
, 1860-05-29
p0TGsT1aa on Lincoln.
{1pffhApAndAahn nf tia Ysv ~ 1tyh..

lGaHhpdnd&aAs ct TIA 3ew 1elk Tribunal
.WAtntsorox. May Il, 1sso
Is the editor Of tho Herqld possessed Of thu
devi17 Does .here remain in his couposition
ut one spark Of deeencJ:
In bus iasuo OF yesterday, he EepeatsHha he
asserted in previous issue, that Mr.. Lincoln
once boldly said:
e e oa T. 4; 9aa sas a'2s L
Now. let us SEQ where this reckless slander
originated:
From the published debate of Messrs. Lincoln
sud Douglas, in 1853, (Foliet, Foster CO Co.
!umbns, 0hlo,) on page 50, extract the follow
ing from speech Of Sir. Lincoln:
u eas 81 a:s
Ssas iess soe soe e.
pousas nd ): Bloom nxtop ia. u.ei iansu.ss nlost
~ aee aaS "a 1ot .hst 5.. mea
ohi3 ia th.a. n,.ts 'nso Kesaety. to ai..1b tean
tsda e. .pe:sh I'd meant that h r.
1set G1ses e & sa +
r. :: s: 5s,: s. y sss';'s: Sss e
Is it too severe to ca11 such Misrepresentation
a. the Heratd,s 6endish.
Al ths close Of the first regular debate between
AessEe. Liaco!n and Douglas, 1t Ottawa, in 1883,
LIT. Lineoln'a friends, IN the fulluess Of their
rejoicing at his triumph, bore him AWAY On their
shoulders amid shouts Of victory. Douglas, a
few days after, at Joliet, when Mr. Lincnln was
not present, said, in public speech. that Lin
colo Was 50 weak in the knees .h4t be had TO
be carried from the stand. When they next
met at Freep,rt, Lincoln in alluding 10 this
gross nlsstaiemens, said *' There i no eAarit-
aNt taay to look at A4s stst<mtnt e.:<pt to con-
e!sfde sAas d. IL actually crazy" is the game
charity to be extended to the editor Of Tho
HtrddS cvu
, 1860-05-29

:
The second choice Of c Convention or Con.
gress often indicates more accurately than The
first tie person who has rendered tue most in-
Portant strvices, who Possesses the largest
share Of public confidence, ard is most wottby
to conduct great enterprises. The tiret maY be
governed by tel6sh or local considerations
every delegate may be expected to have lis
personal friends; every State TO hare her ia.
vo1te SOD, for Whcm places Of honor and trust
nra sought. Plutarch tells rs that after The
battle Of Salsmi', gained BIZ ths asiu.e mauace.
mentot Themtstocles, the Grecian officer as was
customary, proceeded 10 declare who had dis
tinsulshed themselves most, by writing On q
paper the name Of the man Who had nserited
The first prize, and Of him who had mer,ted The
second. on that occasion each adjudged the
drt prize to himself and The second to The
mistocles, which was considered equivalent to
assigning him the frst place. Such ha. been
the interpretation put upon that ballot ever
since.
II the nominations made at Chicago for
President and Vice-President We consider that
the eConventlon, in manner equally satis{ac-
toTJ' pointed ont who VAS their own and tue
peoples true choice. Governor Seward un-
questionably stood highest in tue States Of New
l"e, Michigan. Wisconsin and few others,
Nessrs. Bates, Dayton, Banks, &c, had each
saaf trends, whose first choice ceptered in one
or the other. But VII. n the several Delegations
vera asked to express their next preference,
they pointed to ''Honest Old Abe" as the
MAJ. We are informed that had fourth ballot
btea taken there were many otter delegates
who would have abandoned their respective
eau1itates aud gone over to the support of Mr.
L1nsotn. But they were anticipa.ed by metn-
bersfrum Massachusetts, who wheeled into line
on tie third, and rendered such change un-
Necessary.
II the selection of candidate for Vice Prssi
FYa+1S ii 1Lrov I'LL T.