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, 1860-10-12

G,n*ral n:aa:nys.u writes loor letter :,
''Sd e :.icn ot William Walker. ii soneiaces .;
grave of WGiam Walker, it NAV safeIg h. NJ. ..s
c'c:ea ths, tzcm ererY drop ei blood she'd I'm,
s:e f:eh:a *ouadH. lsh:c;ed. as we are ipf,rmed
sm:aSt The csesrs OF ihe natives" 10 whom -
haa been delivered W, bound BY the in:smr ~;
S'rTsa - n1oa, vi! spring arothtr II ,dr3t ii]ii.
Eusstr. It is Ftli taa: its no e1u..ant ene ME-.
abroad asd a: home shcu'd tz7or:, e-d Ixn, in
position to 'n:ortn them, tt-' - r;t.: -
IN no.iss charged; lis spirit t.. ", :, -.
ed. So !sr from being drprss >: tr ). m n,
e'ents, s1ucs the frat report OF II :'::' '. -.
lion. ga esreca;y cf It's ccca.I 80 H., j,
b:'t.sn =: 1,', 'a,sfssrsnee hare been, Il, d
mediate acton. nd moxtEy eager p,os :si.i!
forthwith, at al hazards, depart re-, or:.r.,
Of the lot tragedy; or trcm Others inv. -,
1sn'. h "au s'ppt'@ '"s"- - a.: /
zsr e.ess S'ss VII afs ~. ,9s a:nt ,ss
or Leaders. D' e"aeF ia
, 1860-10-12
NsSifSan Mctncdt%t General Confer.
AArF,
1H1Eu DAT

-. EEI3oS. \. T. Ntf. 5.
Tie proceedings to d.: have had special
crtrc- to The publishing &C! ,duca,i nal i:t.r,
es.s e lie c1nrectina. Jcc re2t:l OF ,ne r,;;,
tor t.! tie Weeiey1n AFT: H. Aeett vas a
lt:s'hs and lntcsts try dscum+nt, aats showed
tHnt thr c'ncsra WAS ceEcr in aucn = tfaa:,r,-
s:a: >':'-. The B,ok Corcs-o Comn,,:tr,: 70.
r3H=: II fever CT s:Te--t improvements, srr.
"a ~ :he ed:tar-suca 81 liht III. name Fl
!'e oen'rniaat'cnai cr.~n si,s,l ba csll.i T;;e
AnA:flesn w ''r*as; TIA: the ra.,er:al Of th.
pAeer ae orttr: II qaAiity nEd larger in h:rr.
:a"t an S:'propri i:ioa BE- ma 10 10 sustain ", j.;
c7G;1lbut1rs; t.ia: the Juvenile Ins,1uctcr =
c:ntiuued nod improved h7 increased siz. and
a nsT head'ri.; ell Of which recou meu6.t;nn1 :
we're sd:? ed, Cc.!esenee c!optei a rtsoIu.
tin coumeud%''rJ .: lbs ctusse nrr:red b,
Rev. c. Priujir, ~ tdltcr md u5ok ru.ii r.t1
In TIE IL ME ef III" Gen: C oc ,na si.o ho, for
h'7 nasc4:ls>i an: jui!cio:s en!rs Il. pslla:f Vi
tue lock Conc+ra
R-v. = tri lie VAS ':aain,o::;y e'ccied E::t-
cr a7d D.ck Aeus.
very lpirlted discussion ensued uocn ,f-
nction to adcp: tie E.p:r: IN si,sls'er..I Edn.
ca'ion. The rct',rt c1u:t;a:,:1.e. Il hich ssa.d
ard OF educational! siraino1ents on t:e pars of
{ cans:,datts for the ministry. The p1t7.:l;n,,
l1pre; b!oa IN 1h= Con:e7erc. vas ia is.or I'D
nicss .11roE5 edsr1s cu t.3e Part OF the s.r-rsl
:sn2uat ! nfefeaees. so ASto scare the highest
s'7ssib:c At!a:nnents on tie pr: Of v3u@1: man
entering the ministry.
, 1860-10-12

eonters:ee cf those lEoriog that ueaeure. !
n'n focm in the evening. attended ,hs caucus
out Hhs7 thu plan of fareiak su1missior. tho
pa' p hhs'!y adopted, w4s Advocat.d and Reper.
a'i} sustained, informed the m thu, couid not
support sue4 plan, aud withdrew.
lne q aesaon next aroso in the Convention
apa "neo th- plan Of partial submission was IN
1hs 'or, tfH red rs Al sm.ndmenk that IN
~ha!o Constitution should be Fubnitt-d .nd
thas the ballot", instead Of reatiou Far the
coasfltut on With slavery" and !" For lie Con. '.
ss;tatio1 ~lthont s'aEery," should reAt nF,r
tue Constitution" usd "Aga;ns: the Con,,,tu.
tfcp, an5, IN SUPPORT at my aneud.npnt. dr..
nouncsd the :" dud.. submission" m termed
u, aa5irg that no friend Of the Uaion. nor t1ne
Democrat, could support uhat was chen. acd
A~irdlr, designed to tpl;. the Union. and that
no ssatss an RI any foresight. c2uId coun,e
nance 1t, and that Congress could not approve
It, but would spufn II.
Mr. Calhoun mgAia invited ne. with one or
tFo oshera. 70 his room, and, knoni.x that
WIS m .dmirer Of the polite Al coursa and
Character Of Ar. Doug.as. he said she ui1hed to
CONVINCE ne ttat was mistaken about the way
elais. men reRarc ed the plan Of partial xubmi:-
a'on, and Ms'<apoa rat q {f.tfr which mr.
torttd 70 o. wFitten bv St~1h,n Il, H;an a..
AND WHICH REC0MNENDEp THAR
iREcl>E PLAN. I merely 1e>lied that
might BE- ctcrlred as to VINO are great atafes-
n.eD, bur that the letter could not c3o yioc. ma
u ~ what wa* trun policy. Ihrari IA: kft1r
st".ffn 81 }rtty, "ma frtquea:1t afte.ua,,f. and
an ta''.ht4 tha. NE l!t" Of pa-t;a, 4uj,ais.
~" 'uoul a2& haee bten al ,vfei by tie Cox1ta.
t'o". v ss@at nzt tetn FIR lie inJtus.ee Of 1ko:
'''sT. Yours truly, e. Il. Aopixr.
, 1860-10-12

oepzx. Eiey cou0..y, X. T., s.p.. 1s, l:e,,
Mess.s. tEEp EMuh1, IS. u. MAru1as aad
otaers-GsAtlrmtn In reply t. .ou. c cr:ri4r.
dated l3 list, l naEe to make tina ;oiioxic 2
statement:
uaviaR been sent from this county IS a meta-
ber Ct the Leccmp.o1 CoGs:i:u:ionsl Conver.
lion, attended 'ss tfst mfes:Ig lhs question
Of submitting th= Constitution 10 the people
vas It o1ee privately dsscus-e'', ard sai ~: t.
fed that n,sjority ot the c,.;nbers v.rs ~,
p sed to sucu q Curse hut brlora anv vote was
taken Ip~u this pont HI adjournment was haJ,
aud w.ss absent Tor lev DAYS On the re s..
sznbhnE at the Convention.
5000 aiscr NY arrival tLe question of eut mi;-
sion was sgan talked Etout. John Calhoun,
wuh the rems.k that te uaderatcod that vas
in favor Of submitting the Constitution to tho
people. said was, us then invited me IL 4
, 1860-10-12

lis mother was in possess:ou Ct the letter ro-
1srrsd t., and he sep!'td tia: sh< ,7ss. 1 then
suR9eated 10 him my Intention OF 4ddr.ssr z
her alter, reqaeasng 1t of her, far the puc.
pose ct uaug il IN the present politi:al ccniies.
Necessary. liz esld GUILD get it. did ad.
dress letter to Mrs. alhoun. and in response
4 letse: was addressed 10 Uiysr Uie,trd. r.
E-q Of Lca.en~orth City, bv oae OF her ,L,ld'
ren. This letter snr and had II nv hand-.
and in substance it sisted hat Mrs, C.Ib.un
hat truly lie y OFFERED THE SUu UF
TWO THOUSAND UULLAK> FOR ElELET
TER IN QUESTION. sn1 trx. .t,: Er4,r.t,o 20
part with It, on accoun. Ut reasoEE Of b.: own
Di:ieoduIf ,tirs. C2lhoun'a brvlnrr In. lev; to
advise her to bold on to it, a. i. lad brcome an
important political dnc1,nsa:.
VIVA: became Of The letter IN not p,epared
10 say iousa truly, &c,
VIZ. u, MATuYAs.
, 1860-10-12

Tbs Firs: annual Fair and stock excib,. -
OF the Sandwich Agricultural 1.s::.ut-. will "a
holden at Sandwich, !Oc!oter 10th. l7.h s. 4
lstn. l-'essa! prepa1ticns have been mad. hv
the Executive Ccmni.'ee, wh;fh will en- ,,,e ~
.:oubt, large attendance. ILis or,ani. ,.;on
emb:aees rosAisrs ri D:kstb, Ia Sa:1- End
Ae1d"I. Counties, reao:e::,, -:'uatell frcm ,,e;r
ssssoechse ctuEty sea:s, ara j. 6c-jsrtd to
bensi: tae fzrmisg aad mecaaa::ali I, .es,s i,
these seT.1a: localities. 1hose r;o c,c ~,
saEea in tha manu- 'ac;ur. nj implement. ::
husbAndsy, viii do Se!l to be il are,d4,c, ..;,l
1ae'f products, as the same .e: p,> are txt.,6a1
TO them which sorera the cxh bio. in H.,
lscalls . Come oIe a:d al.
, 1860-10-12

our reighbor can bring Mr. Douglas
real friends up to tho scratch The:
waut to krov ct tie r. and Il, wt;ch took tel
DAYS 10 dec do which Of the Democratic eau
diLatcs it would support, what they caa hop'
,;,r t:eir rea. p1incipl, If all this closing II;
Of rauks aud this bursting upon tie onemJ
ru.s Nr. Breckenridge in ths Presidential
chair? What is TO become Of Nor-iLterren.
t:oa? What is 10 happen to the Uuion I
They lava D,u5l,s' authority fer faying
.ha. Breckia'iiso is fer Intervention
for slavery, ari tor Dsuaion. Do they
want to perpalua:e tie power Of the Dapites !!
D. they wait to giva a new lease to the b..
caataa dynasty? At homo herr, atsll Ike
Geek, Dr.. Draiu:rd, Bolt Stroller, and tue olo
Co:ooels o. Cock County, be the Democratic
;asty? II Washington, shall Douglas b. is-
ro'ed, CT ki:ke1 by tile whifTs:s Of the nirger-
drivers? These are PRACTICAL quosti ,rs abou:
which Tie Douglas men woud like to know 4
thing or two betcre they "burst upon the en-
e1ny" or burst up,n any thing else! Wi;l the
Tim:s de5ctul t, particulars?
MIR. GIUDiNG$ IN NEGRO SUP-
~'' as "A''7e ~ 'o0 -Asu'aou'a 'oe"-
~ ~ h... 49, =: . 49, os, ~ ~ eso suA'
Eepuh.ic n psia:m Inv ..,,,:.a; ;.I,a .'o rh nc
r'z'r: ii 'u;f,ag: IA AZ: i na:urll right. God
ofi:r .t.rt .hs ner, ] dre.mci t II r:g r";:
<:of t*l!'se t'i:e. Ye: b. h. gran tte l..
49,. &c r..:"-s na. ,'ot 10, 10 I'VE 1ua We natS
::sei. as fer raa:der,:E a+r; We pr.:ec: lie
uss u. irscsstt =. "s tr,trcs cur w;v;s, cur
process rar IL. .:o liberty. r:c,ectx TIA: oftss
ats:o to p'ee':e;y the ~a1e tz,sr'."
l. Az e''al1>h a1n''fers 1T 1!loo;s would
'''la:e LIS o'scFe''on aEd re1r'ln IRON Oh
':na''e ne" 'ssues Gu the 4ssIusllcan party,
1C p-!1nt- Ina1 party 10 accomplish tne great |
, 1860-10-12
An APPEAL FoK fRIIECKINfk1pt;H

VIZ ave los: xcmc 1,c4l elections: bu: woct
.? - !. NC, ~ patriots, II cn.1 bstnre lie
:oon.:rr of Secsioca'sm. 4: the yer. frst r..
t@:'- r'naed 'T rur nut :a'lv An5 divsicr4 ?
>~s"1'' Ah:,e :L+ rne,n: are flushed with The
~ins T.. victory, clcs' Ut, ynur ratks, curc u
go :':u: *b":e tc!ce, ard turt, uron .ben
vita '"e cid w:r cries rlich hn.e 20 ottfn
=':u:k :-'For into thei- hssrt~. a-d wi.i 1; a
aoarsR+ inspired by noble causr and :. 'ofi;
cNF r:,-'a: a75 victory viii .g4:o res ,;noi,
r:a' e:1Lese! Pennsylvania end sndisrl rpsr.
.:ua, sad vii be red.ea ed! s1n o.s ', a: from
"a: IN The Tetreaslrg srmy ct Wa:i..1.1n
.tAit'd the snn~. o: V4l.y Forge r. !, ,lIa
t'>'lnf their aas- te.', tie b. ner If orr
~: RI *4red in !3;-a' Yic.. r. from ia ca,,.
.a"e-! walls of Yc:k'orn. l.: us b. uconr.
sE+d b. ti,- record, and be ins2ir1d b., tae e.
An -l:.-I.r.s and Xtra!d.
"-Aul.' the 7;mts aad Usrald should hare
aSie ''e]ec; Brc-airridge aud bury Douglas
@'s:i'om deep:" Then the appeal would hsvo
1seu complete, AID Ill its meaning disclosed
\. ulauce.
lsis not with tuch writing as thai, thai
, 1860-10-12

...e ne learn from J. r: Jones. Ed. the Sal.
1af: of t'te daltEa, Dcboquc, Dun1r,,h W
tesetR Packer Co., that the mail Ire fron, nm
S';y W tn7 Aississippi hiss been Xxx .n1s
ere sla1 to sno~ that the runor to 4ed tha- a.
fvee a9c y the fsct There is no ms
r-:1 OF Nhch has been ma,e se,,o,.u Ill., ss,. toe
ELkNz Il 1r.~ ~t;;rr ~A"oosly lelt.-
, 1860-10-12
Reilly II GREES 4. nEpYDy.


L.AvEx,yo III. >e.t1. I'm
To F.ei. E7"-y. Ell. nate s.!v, E.o ill.,, t.; r
1-'' 'eaa AthtJ. I q. hud II. +. dyer. I. ma /;
1e"isn'tn: 1eu7 far-r Of The 1s:h last. /,
Jus! rtce's:d. =: sa>:.n 10 .=;;!7,
NAV n:n5=- ii tie Co:a:.tu Ell Car-
sea' o. TIA: AEo'c a:d passed ,h4 wi ino1n
i4=et nn;o: Eo, s.su,3n. -
l}n'l3H tie F-n.e.e- o. the n-o-a<i,ie, ~
suhn'' ;ae slavery cuu,e OF ia: irsrum: +: to
tat be:rse. ~ :: wa& -.:bn,:tt4d. ur, sya.r,, -.
I.t;rr II a. H.. ~t1n al i'm. utI,,,s,f -,
a., nm ~ II - ;>'~,h {" i. Ia"yi,.. YilAti LET
tGk cL.,t;E5, ED AND U;:GEl, 1il: rj.iy
vrSginX vr SSgGN!o>loA AbuprEn BlTi.Ar cos
"y'f:d nm'n. Wltti HAD HEES SinNIr.
I'D 10 lit", ak r!s"yi.y xim - to
O. II e :,tl.~ i'm ,AuH,. Ca.u,<.s
q ri T.nl4 i...r: tic tka1. # ri
n's.'." "h:'s ne I'D 'nsert 1xis Tar
20. .2fc'."-" nr ';sner.f J H., C.:h:ul !, er,-
~, IT, 7se t' ,'+ - TN. .!1 "f Jrise = 4.
10 IA. o*a tIat u =; .ie pea cf.h- gu..i.
~ II ,:ai."} +':<! t. t:i- i.:tr, ant ~, ~
."a:'.J r.t'"4":1n r uc* ~ ia: ::ct ua.:;u1 T.,
't'F~ !H* 'a"st:a..tH sm 'Aa:i.o y t. U...,,,.,
"t-o "T7. VI .Et:' :.:::- c: 1c- ter t5u;,i
= = :. 'e'::cI - G: al 1tet Gate.sl C.;h ~
-: ,:la ::.e. rr'o It. tic.- G: .et,er 1l:si.::
::'7.' -: 'c,"d ~ r'sn # su;9's..cn, hit
q ss"'"":'a r."rs:s II ss1.";t:..t u. =. mu.h,r
t;ra', fE-a }r:,:>! H. Lvu.!f.yf; =. :,tt..-
~ s>j a74o:e's II tls Coavxati,r. wi;n The
-an Iii. TO c.A':sa sd 81
s'or;ig sitec i ,s.or : \ D,u4ja. tock ,o-
~: ~: IA -, en = i:e Ie:''np1oa C,n-t'tn.;o,. met
:" w. .ah:In = Leavsn*o'ta City, ahA referred
- >t.t:o: Dor. JAS o:rse. .1c Liz {.,t.r
!. 80, ~ 1,'err@at: ten Cs'h u, in re,.ls. ..,d
,na JCD3E DOEGLaS li.D DErrAYED
~, aac y u rad 'esn ,~ora t. beI. II he w-ul,,
::e' sa'e :hsssd:, atls h= s4.; aad Te Id Ser.
a:?r Dsosl*s t.iuo ii ,7gre.s,
Iii. Itsa ~ sltias'' s-:sn:e:s ,ea-s, va. FER
7s'a Fe>e::'ts l;-e,s: may u1:..;c.:l...'
r. e;sA' rfs. Ito. fs''ol hir n-,j-- h,s syark
ND | AN VEL ACQUAINTED wl1u
. -. -. 'Nn,NEittAe. | k>0w TUE i.Sv.
;r;,,, j. - ~ a.. ~ t,En " Wa, TIE HAND.
Ease b:-a r"a'uFtu's sud 1oya.,.b; h:s
'e" "a tu'rosi.r, until 1- touk his position
N t1e L7c1Ap:on c3nst:,r'i:r.
GREES 3. KEpMox.
, 1860-10-12
OrSLElIu ElIrarna -Tha n,,h,, ~.

DrSLE,Tn ELkvAroR.-The Dubuque Z;mu
of day says:
"Wh'l- .: Ducleita yesterday, We saw tbe
mrs. p@r+" li"d Of grain which has been .aken
setoss, 81, !. H. Transferred through the ue~ el.va.
uhsa. ~ 4le ts,'s1 Tss 1unr1ng aud ca1ry ing tbe
worked veil for rhe frat trial. Mr. Me-rv IN
n'n'ed us tla: te hes cent, act IL ,rar sfer .Ii
Grain e"n:rg Gcm the d. l. S c. Il. md
11sSs Oh tuch grain." 0A 'e''
, 1860-10-12

ii. E.susius Johnson, tbs Doupl,- eat IL.
aase ior Vice residsn., r2s in the ca ,e><er-
da,aF, aad mingled NTH The crosd At ,ht C,.urt
Aeuse. We s9ppoae he thought ths capita O.
daoiana - "a should own The labor that w1s p.,:eut
0Iis JonTzoZ. 'A'14 4@"t'"op'
, 1860-10-12
AHe 1SupfuEH Between f-nvo,r
d2' Observation-Disclosures LITTER. ""o

A1 BEAR nhcsco: Oh assure zee that Csytu-
my trlerd. Can 2ss11e you ;hat al,ho,,.h
naY bs dispos q TO eac1,tice Il: ptrsor nj rts.-t
nent en- the altar ct rly Ct ua,rF. I viii 49,.
reconcile ny sell with uen who nave lum;1; 80
tho national dignity, aud sold "a Isl,.n ,ro
Tince. E.n.nt t4o-
Gsribaldi ordered this letter to be published
in the official journal,
, 1860-10-12

CHiLi1co1us, No., Se;t. 1850.
;, 'hH. FRED EAoaf. CHAIRMAN or Couu177E.-
D'or str-Tts ic,ier trcm >our.elf aid u:her,.
n:As.n:: csr4a'n !? qair:es c:Ec.r.ias lie cou,ss
ssepoen =: D.aslA:. ia gard to the L..
eomp'os Constitution, las bsen received. il
rep,, have to STATE:
that "ss member cF tae L-cou2ton Can
ssi'u'1onal C,nreatiso. Th:Te WAS a: ose tine
msj sj,risr e Lis members or se.t to any .uo
m'tS1on OF that inr III .ens t. he people. i, is
a-rIsss 10 80 ian lii If the reaecns shat in.
tn=1 eed t:,en- Sul1i :e it to sav. th-v icsit;pd
themselves On tie 2r5uod .h y the fie:S:ats mrn
Ead refused 10 Tecoya 1 tae :axs, and ,nev6ere
cstetnlueo now. 80 lar a3 in tEeir 10 yer. to
": fia a the hanass qaes::oa. A c3Es:der-
to,e 'etin;. Eaa knits n up between e al:i-
snoma+l n'sts aad tho:e il favor O: subni;.
tlon' About tais n, Jobu calhoun, F1es!u-at
=. N Coas nn:r. SID the known friend Of IL,
Doosla.. DECLARED II me aE,i others, tha. te
":s a'scos'z'a ".Sr. If :ne r'.var4 claus- wss
.ahmisted. NJ. DOUGLAS WOULD SUSTAIN
oUR ACftON. He ys.u frcn q - <.cA sf4lir~rti
" H.. DoHy'o'. Ithtnf, Il: Sprinef.H. IL.a,d
a,s2 q, ?, Trim te:str acrs,:ta BY U~ayu5 u join
TIE maia points o! the letter. as I nov -.
memo-s. are substantially a. foli"~.: I1rt II:
JFee SfitS m-n Of htss1x A1A r+fata to r3,<
deno4nctt IT, kl.ot al b2yns aat,ftA.uc coat;n.
n+i 70 tor. tetn tAeuya n. y h:a m 10 IN. a.,
DESERVED ~ BE DEtEATED IHu;Tths
"4'en;t" Ho"et .u""s.fd: sAnftry ctuu>tGf .Ie
.o"sf1n'7.o, .-aic5 ,o1* n. 63"> IF c,ntr.t;en
II CnCin tE SE-TA1>ED AMI THE Gov.
oI,it ION cAhitiEU ,uKuEGa con
CKE,S; AND he MOULD GIVE If Ills
:'cProRl. r. tin ua. TIA G:n,si,u'i4u {. vi
MT re r2tt'f dun, and Tia N<mo~av aud Ii.
c14;f,y srou!t y'.rst # shs E1ss,s question.
4ha' Mr. Douglas wrote the letter to Nr. Cal
-o.n' s, a1uve Feftrrtc tc. IL certain in nv
in'bd, Hr. Calhoun urged liz .ess,.srf nr
''os2:as "'t' "ueh eararstaess. IL sad 1t wal
Epo:t 'rt :: Ea.e slr i7hae. c. ct Nr u,,uvls,.
llE sr;uzsn.s p-ev"i;sc. E ,crea OF tte mem.
'fr3 ena52sd ~ t've msjo.,ty TO czryy tie
:iso c: aaon's :oe A. ac:2,-a hy The t:nvfn-
'oa; HHu't 'o'og manly Il m;yi: "a: .n'i,t.
y-t2 ~ '.ttr'J io4Ja, Il ii rAe a .y4n-.t. or
~. C4.Asa", ~'yd ~ "a mal fv+e., ia. II.
zioP:+t. |''~''3
s"ve nov gvsn !ou what came under nv
,sa ocseFV.'iou, without any col,rinR taye
INA: It simple narration Of fscts as .her ne.
uFrea. Trui. yours. Lcc14x j. Eas,1s.
, 1860-10-12
" q EIEwAKI
REILLY OF Il. J. F1ASKLtS.

] tal.i3ctT4E No. Sep. L; ist1
r. Ie.tr.. Fsa E:c7y. Wa. q. H.lt., IL Il se,,,
A"p3e. aA1 1thn " ltsc..: -'-4}'
6ES1LEAES Or THE CoANir7Eg-Io ren1v J.,
!euF iei.e' of :rq 4iEE, viii Rite t5.t w..
preaeus du1i5E the slii,rs, Ct t.e !..--,..'
G'nstlfutlonkf Convention, sad ,ha: n,s.r ~
ise n:eMoers wete my warm personal a,d ~:
lcal Irlescs. liner H4s n:urh deo .1e n. r. ~.
Ma: msnrer Of tue-2;ssi:a, Aaa also upoa IL. a.es.
tiou Q: noa *ubm's1:Sn- 9
H. Caihcu. WAS tile cliff }ca3<-,y
missioE1s;s, 1zl II YVES ow:3,. 10 III. ,r.,..sas
ana 1na1 1x@em: ut t.at The t;9n.,i,u.i.n 49,
submitted n tie ut<une: it ras. Mast ~: -.
members, Whn we're 1eE.:l.rd Is ,.u4 10 ~
Sou:h. toJE tie grsu. Z that rztra. M: irr,,.
osnt upoo 1ae Co:Te!non t7r='e. tie Ccl;;1:u
send 'hs 6 rsi'Iica tirtc: To C,.r-,,l ara
sssried tie 2rfp5s:iloa ky one v,;s. l. ~
1ns1 light sntIe q as = meeting in {,gl,n,:n..
I'll :e 10 'ev'se ntIns - haTe tbs 0u~.,1n. 70.
coas'dt1e ara adopt the pl4u wh.ca 1hrs a.,
attersa'ds ~ueeetd ID adopting. N'o
Ua;ncun Was bitterly deE.urc.a ;,s ~
me members, 1;'.s oYeny cszsg d Eitn eadfa7-
ct tie wishes 1T the psr1y to # .ica he be;aars,i
anc W Tach he Lad Eeec c!i..~n leader Il
WAS xene:aiaE I'll n3e7-: :Gcd, aif As inf.rma.:,
eam*J Jrtm A'. CdMoan, thu: Nr Lo.yt,y rn,in
fdr3r TIE t';uh uAsch ,fa. adup'ei. aud ,fou;,I
a1coea:e ats ld-siys tAro"lA l0nyr..s: I'd
voted ior the plan wti:a wss sdop:.d. beam.
they enteEsa:red su:5 b*lief Lrys- .h;7 nv
le:,er fro.o Mf. Ucuslas to Ns. CA.l:un. i
which Any plan 7ts suggested Tor he C,,r.sn-
tion 10 pursue; reithsE uid l see a ;s:t.r ,1o-n
Mr. Douglaa to suy ose
Eonet'ma after the dsa:b Of Mr. Calhoun
hisb.o.hts an.fas", q ter Ns'endo,f. Of L.ar<n'
tror:h, sta:ed to m.r tAa; lie family Of r. a..
houn tc+tt ~ ro'stfsn o. II {e:f4r, o- k.s;tr,
.o'i:t<n by -Xr. L'o"g a. to tahoun, in Wllit.H
y 'CCL.S ADVISED 3lK CALHOUN RI
PURSUE THE C0CESE He Blu. Ii. al.o
sad 10 u,= that he lutrEded to get pos.es.ion of
tie letters and use then, as he sar proner
lwas cppssed to The pI.a OF Auom.ssion.
would hare prefe red 'Ee Carvensicn to haye
aear e Constitution d'1ect t. Co1s1e.s, iw.s
q warm advocate OF the L.ce moron C,ust,tu.
lion before the people; aovoc4,eI us adopt:o3
ard ran for 1tiice uuder il, On tee Democratic
ticket, an so'ed, as all 1Eae ). ueteru men did
vo;e, to make ksosas slaye Slst..
Your, truly, B.J. FRANKLIN.
, 1860-10-12

nt,r1,ca..er
pupotT. pa' ',t'' e:. assoG's'e as iHeus o.
~ n";e Sc'an,,n " ,he 'F'an J
" SYRACUSE
| Daniel ueifron,
| Michael Heiirer,
| John lle.d.y,
timothy MAion.v,
Timothy McCarib )
| Michael Hayes,
| Edward !.! is}sn,
| blichxel ne4ly,
| 7 .omas Meagilsr,
! Nicaolas BuSrs,
Mathew liyaa,
| Dennis l.sahey,
Michael 7. O:sy,
Edward ltysn,
1'atrics Fitzgerald,
Michael Issap,
Lawrence Powers,
Patrick Murphy,
tsifneoa Donoyao,
Jona Wright,
Daniel Br.'wn.
Edward Darxrirs.
D=npis c. Murphy,
Miles F;nnekan,
Patrick Doyle,
PETE: Nolan,
Daaisl DIVER,
Jeremiah Dryer,
!'mo:h* OwJer,
Ko5er: G"gglu,
;'hn Tahba1t,
u chxei DO, le,
Wa. Hayes,
J3ln Hnra3,
Dennis L=uenan,
p.'rick ~ Sia:tery,
y u. Aove,
Michael f.gerty,
!, Luke Aekenna,
T!oE1~s uaehes,
Dean's Murphy,
4 hacdy Mclarghney,
Frank Clli'spe,
Patrick Men ally,
GIe2rRe Boott,
!onn Qslnu,
Mathew Eu*kee,
:n!rJse .:teredac,
S'm1cn > Hughes,
Oven MACK,
Jcln t.u.he5,
John hs;!7:
f.. ratr'ck Kelly,
y, r1imcs6y CunmE:g',
1:! Ed*4rd Cummings,
Alsnfe! Cummings,
J3hn ~ !. fturke,
~ 4. huvanIu3b,
y 4t1 l'l;!.'lor, :!
1snee G:sas,
~, ~ IN c'a1it21y,
!! ioomas LEnc.l,
Eoaf'es MeFel',
= T. sxafd Leahy,
D:an,a Mullins,
9cnn l on'g.
aicsnel q easoo,
A:1thpay Webb,
v q. Meaghtr,
Jsremlan Ryan,
Joh1 t:au5e.'.
y III F a?nsgso,
Mlco'e' Flannagan,
john Shea,
:.n;mzs D~rre,
Richard R;:n.
Jamsst;:a'k.
Jocn AcG.a:h,
James Mccra,
nenn1s Sullivan,
Jeremiah Sullivan,
Ed~srd Danfee,
Istri'.k t;rosssn,
Danitl MURPHY,
Na1ter bs'ke.
J ames l}aasXsr,
Owen I}ouaYuu.
, 1860-10-12
CORRESPONDING. BETWEEN THE PRESIDENT 4Sn
MEMBERS nr TIE ASSOCIATION.


MEMBERS nr TIE ASSOCIATION.
LEAVE wsr1nt1.r aug, =. l.oc.
Eeq: - '"'N''' ~-a 'eo Ansof5'
GESTLEnES: Th. rip,rt hes h,:a current
40: u 1lsse er 'ong time that :!r. D ,uaiss'
course "1": the t~co:nrt:n C3ns,itu:ior va,
,.f ren Gs':g s-sh as represented to 1he pub.
&c e.. At se=us 10 Inc t3z. if ,he:e kas be. n
!u''a't! Or ict-'gie ie Oh his par: CT his eu5-
.e!, tae tsc;s sh' u:d b. know ia tia ter1it.rs
80 to el1:z r" "a cur a.:xhoo,brct, lsE;sess
eust r ~ h.ca k''Sb as persistent rnnf,r ay.rs
l. aas bs'7, l. il ou7 10 me Ucm.:ra.ic paft;--
e, 70 ;1- wh5!e c,ua.:v, 1ha. hls .a1s.Ee:s
I'll, sd oa l;u''.:shed to the 1cr:d,
Laae's:aT'ing ti.a: ~eu are POSSESSED cf foma
la'srma':on :enctins this matter, l,e . that ven
-: c07'nuI1cate t. 1e. a5 toe Pre- .:ce7 nf .f,e
Otta CRATIC A:so-;atiau nf I.eayenworth .nch
kno"':: &c ~ ,ea cisy have rels,i7g The .sto. +
a.se 10 Ess.Sa:iaa ia Esyi; 8 that r:y pnr;oEe IL
sou is to rrccur. mo:s tx:ead, Il i
l7quifs, l: the facts should warrant it, I'D ,rrs.
tts-s, csa:In.: this in ni;;d, sou viii sll ne al
!: !eur pcE=7 to erect The ic,e-tics.;oc.
Hm, very respeetfulis.
1uur 0b=1isE. :.yya,:
LEw1s BCaSxs.
, 1860-10-12

Martin Samuons,
john Fitzgerald,
Ma1sin Cuoney,
James lla5es,
D1vid i'saxau,
Jeremiah Hayes,
Edward Murphy,
J1s1 L.ahr,
Dennis 1.eg'ly,
Michael HOLMAN,
Davii Sullivan,
Mathew Leahy,
E!wsrd Cumnlegs,
Euqeno Cummings,
wi lam Sa7ege,
Timothy Woou!ock,
Michael NoodIock,
Moses Summers,
William summers
Patrick lIo3sn,
Jaues Ca~l.y,
hiichaei kerrir -,
Dennis O'I,o7al::,
Thcnas D:mpseF,
Patrick Nah r,
pa:r!cs Hegap,
Hor9au Day IL,
J-bu Riley.
S6scteu Miller,
Jo:n Woods,
Artho.y Griffin,
Stephen Aa'oushney,
Nil:.hm Hoxc,
1'k'li2k Mal,uEarey,
Patrick Green,
Michael Do!au,
David iisraeay,
Is11rsA Rooss5,
l'air'ck t;o1be:t,
Patrick Asa3,
Atr4s.ui I'fettie,
Luke J3,cs,
Mic iaet lnbin,
5 echea T.bin,
Fa:F'ck Shau .snee.ey,
IT, II mas Sh=ughne3sey,
T:'tmas Grey,
.Ioba Bustio,
J-mes Saaux xhn:ssey,
" art'n Mara,
Thomss Agaa,
Thomas Kelly, Sen.,
Tccu'ax Kelly, Jf.,
I. ter keenan,
!, lhcmas Connolly,
Tn'uas Leaay,
Joh1 Le4k 5,
J ehn Hart,
i'eaEls ! l)rssco!l, Sen.,
Denni. ! u7'sc,il, Jr.,
Jnha k.enar,
DenEis E'lannerv.
Charles f'nea'on,
!so5s 1Cunnspghain,
" liam Nct;crn!ck,
William itys7,
. Join uol;=,ec,
Martin Ij-sies,
l'.'rick W:.ca,
Edward Wncd,
J J an,es 1'nwdt.:y,
Patrick Mu-p5t,
Jain llsrnsc
ar'lur W b5, |
John ;:cnno;)y, |
Jcnu Kelleher, |
tieorge Lazcn,
J I'm kce1ap, |
sfm. s1cCu!eneoa, |
II s.uel C.'1euao,' |
J 'a1es G-G::y, !
'a:ris;: Hoc1s.r, |
.1.caae' . H4,g!sr, |
Eohn uancial,, |
'uot..y " Ntfls1,
|oiIn Mclean, |
'a.ris K L;oss, !
ohn Hunter, |
'amuel l.sa:,
Iarret Cotaafcrk. |
lasach; Tethan,
'Atrtct c aacv,
ho1.as DlIkt,
'ich.el Con, 4tort, |
::.Ao:y D:sn,
aomas :l1C~rtIy, !
.sa1gs ksi.::
hnn,ss islsz,5,
i0olh: Ii?ao, |
Eriek ll'z-a, |
Ants p.4sttn,
.tz:ck Cumn1iugE.
, 1860-10-12
A GREAT Day FUR JOLIET.
Indications for Move 1,,k,er,

6PER RFHHs LsJ~ L"k"FJ01. xrrs
SUaT ~. .H.dch, and v.Is5s.
, 1860-10-12
HOW THE FUSION WORKS.
Two Hundred and Six Irlsh Voters
RepudbAte 1t.


~
IRISH NtruoIlc.s ClcD.-We, whose names
are hsreuaier n11.eu. cit,zeun nt 1be t;tv If
81 racus.. Of Irish birth ma extraction. being
dss'rous OF sec ring the election ofLiucuIu snd
aAm'in; ami teliev .ng that 10 can be.t eject
ina: otj.:t b7 utit.d action, do hereby for such
purpose associate ourselves together under The
name OF the Irish Republican Club Of the CIV