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, 1860-10-17
The Prince at wales LnaeR his I1eAvt
--ss+.t nlin to see a Lndy = her Faith

1850 AldA 10 see u AhuS At Aef + 2IA"
efss fRunre.
Fran the Pn|aje'phla Pttss ~ !sarn thas.ae
Priuce Of Wales bebaysd Ike good boy II
test city. wiring 4 'osg letter-it took him two
hours to finish ito his m,sher, while he ras
in the Qaazer City. lis has also kept private
Journal during his tour. Dashe i, Only nozta],
after I'll. Speaking t! lis attendance st tie
Phladelfhia Aca.e:'y o. Music, tts Pr.s,
saJs:
E4zce stories tsve been told Of the your
Baroh's at ailments i. this c:u3'ry. Tho latest
Pfiase moved Tram his magnificent quarters in
tte PRIV. te hc1 70 the balcony csn:tr, va. 70:
understood. Il *a9, il iEet, speeu'atea upon 10
csrt1d=esb!e ex'ent a. singular and soIs
what erras:c wa,m. Tia nov said that there
Was hay in the cas-, aud as follows:
Miss s., sups:bl5 tired nd very beautiful,
had taken q balcony sea. NO. far d:s:aut trous
came IN, ste w4a It Erss - 1ise t. !h4 sorLl nt
tltti, in "tiod Save .be @ .cen," sad scarcely
bad tie cto1us sctk and the cur. Ria fel! befot q
7gla s"ss lev etd q, h.s cu1 E hishn.as So
c3ntlcuej, irtced, were her ::.ehlions ,h i tie
Prize. was s:trActtd, and 10 bu attracted ta.
ward Mrs s., wss TO be ina ua:at. Thercs,
tosta, in tvsrJ paase of ''2iar1hA =" the P1i ce's
glA., W., leve ID i. :i.s.S. IN. Dnk- Of ~.
C s le, to wbf m tuch fr7i tea Gu Alb IT Ed
wards pSrt, had bseoms thants Of orustzry &C
currvace, suggested lhat seats lad ore3 prnri
dad Tor the rcJ Il E4'ly in the ceE:er o ,ae tier
Then. It Alber: Edwsra' : request, the Duke IT,
sure zemaraj. IL is te:d TIT tie prii &c vis,t-
I'd Il $, s.. ea tho a5gh: in quession ar the ia.i
ta!i7n CT her :at' e., le4oipg citztn. l: il
moreover said tba: sir. MD Mss =. are the cu: '
ia.lsde!Ehiaas bsyord ,is- Mayor, Who bara
teen h:nortd b5 the ry@s er :sp, u: i toa:,
sf,.r dsIigs tfnI rail- toar passed IL tbs I'D,
company, ,he Prince Il: t With her q j..e. d
ocket, apd ex pressed Lia ctoicsat turns q. ad.
nitration. Ia ttl1 all tc.on7 Su ne have hsafd
the tale.
, 1860-10-17
Hcnubl canasal in tsaitstno rr-.A Wild o
-wAAe Club tu be foa med III that


! publication a2peared in newspaper yrs-
ter1 If, aopcunc,rE that q EeerlnK wJnlu be
bt Id " the Republican Heaequsrse:f, c rner Of
G4y and F.yet,e streets, Tor The purpose ( or
gaa ztgu u ide Az Ike Association Tor the city
1t Is.sitno7e. The csA was k;kne1 BY cFcc.
OF ,ha City Rer utl'csn Cuave1tiun," nnd iuo z
befa:e The appointed time, tha hal! w.s CIV :
I'd, mt only hy tboss who have fprme-.y been
prominent in til ecu OF I.inc7ln md uaplin.
bus by rev canve1:s. The object OF the meet
Ing Was statsd whereuren IL wes moved and
s.conded tsat Mr James c. Emery be called =
1be Chair, aua Mr. ". Lau,. Sehiey act 1s Sec.
1o.ary. The motion WAS Adopted.
Brief addrtases rere ure By Mrssrs, Vim,
E. toa:e, Sra'eh;s and lleury F,rzest =, IL
which The p!=so,m cf II. ps7ty N=s declared
nud it, prospects tor the Presidential campui,u
br+n, allu.td to. 0ae OF tie speakers. nj.
Coate, ed 10 the rfc.;t State e1.ctlcus.
xblcD, he conter3ed, Indicated the saecess OF
lie patty in The aporoacti1g c,rtess. All lie
spe, lers ws:c lenG:y CT. e:sc, aod great .n-
,cus:asta pseva.lsd. uasieg .te esenirg 4
p,.:r ct tbout 1tir:y narcGed ~ rrcE, tl..
Fourth y ard nod gsTe three cheers for the ks.
pub :can rontnett.
The meetlng adopted Two reeolatio1s, TO Inc
ffft C: tint III. J ceen,ed it rec ssary tn form a
Vile Asks Asst ci atit n, uad 1ha: cnl.n,:tee
be n; = in'ed for tbs turpose of no.u;u Atit e
euitee ttli :ers, vatn it sd ,arred 10 raeet this
eve.in:. S:u,s kf The part,es ID a:teadance.
uroa leaving ths p!ace oi III -el:pg. ected in III b
2 ruatEtr "a 20 A!t:sct tie i: enti n Of the
coE1ce, vao ha' heel previously stationed in
frust nf tie onilding, but no oceurre1ee dc
mn, dad thsir lu'erttserca.
, 1860-10-17
Lst us hsve johnson in ! 1inoisI


Aber, John riatutr, 1ate member Of the
o:dsr o: the Pt;e.ts s,lsatoriatr. Congrega-
ton Il tho Holy Cro.s, No.re Dame, Indiana
ssn5s us another massive from New Orleans,
where, he says. he is lying sick Of fever,
calling upan the Superior Of the Congregation
dom ,bers =. Notre Dams to pay him money,
acash d W.T." says the Rev. Albert John,
which he depo.ic1 with him 'or safe keeping,
aud wish he, tho said Superior, uow With.
holds. Rev. Albert J4tn threatens dueful
thing, if The Superior does lot coma do~n
With tho "dust" He will write pamphlet,
II ahcrt time, describing his experiences Of
mopestic lifs in the United States, and dis
closlnz the uogodly practices Of all monks,
particularly those Ct the H,!y cfoss. Hs will
publish what he writes, and thus, te sayp.
@rr ,cure uysen At least the ea.isfA:tlon Of
pamRsking set Of religious hypocrites and
-" ~ daze not print that .gord) "im.
, 1860-10-17

E14:f1 f1cA And ltabune:
Cn1eAco. Oc..l1. 1885,,
Has person, who hra retiled II the state Of
Illinois Rirce \. D. l541. and who Eas uot ect
his oaturaliz .s'ou papers, right to vote fer
Electors for President Of t:e U1ited Statest
4 SCD:cRlpER.
Tes. Ees Consti.uion Of Ii, Art IT.. SEC.
/. The persoa 10 Offering u vota mus. have
been resident OF the S:a:c 1t the .ine The
Constitution WAS sdcpted. [Eps. p. & T.
, 1860-10-17

An Unfortunate cay Cover: mcnt.
Juds. EA~ards p errrpont hss seat in his
resignation As 'ujgs cftte Superior Cou:t Of
New York. In his lsste1 to G,v. Morgan, Judge
Pierepcnt snys:
"la sbort, I: his been discovered, aiter three
years ct ,na', thtt 70 naso or body Of men in
Ibis Muuici7ai Goverp rpmeut have any poatr to
do a-y &uos:ao:l4l thing except 10 stay the
action Of every os',.F Esa OF ao'y OF men. The
macairery eftte Ciy government is 50 con.
nipeY devistd tia. .Rch wheel can step tbs
uoii . Of t1sry other, aud 70 that toe Whole
shall py no possio lty move in harmony to-
geihe7. No man is held nspcasiole for any-
tnio.., No one tppears to hsve tae porcr to do
Anything bu. C21scaitf.
"As ID. approach IA foreign Prince We haste
+, do lin b 1nor; AID We hest.w cur time a.d
or money tr.ely. If we'll .:cne--is il We l.
But it should occar to sc= OF us that 1t IL quite
~ ium rant to c,n~.ruct gwen mens wn,ch
can pro.rc: us IN the Enjoyment Of cur llres,
cur f.b=r.i's. cur properly, and the manly vr-
tues Of CHRIS i'm people. T.,
"Tte d:tbcai.y is not g'eat; the sane smeunt
Of time, aad ha:f the munsy, which our respect
asle e;.izsns haze spent upon dance ior the
Prince Of Wsles, would gire to Cur noble, mia
gev:rped cny, s.zopg' iks'lng' and good
,JororrnAn&U
, 1860-10-17
R0Dufxkfo n of Ohio.

The returns Of the Ne1.hAl Tor the Nortbtru
Dist1ic: Rires 1,0se .o00; m iucrsAse, IN 1eu
!ears of the coonti+* that now com. csc hi,
nistrici, ef about 166.o0O.
Tbs 1eturns Of sh- Martkal for The Southern
List ic, {excep'icR H.tnilon c,unt3 si~es the
popula'io lou ut ,o62 ISL. The Mar.hsl is fe
r,siug the Hamilton county sftuzts, bnt Cincin.
nau is es:,mAna 1t l62 600, and Hamilton
county, cuts:de tt Cincinnati. will have moro
ttao 5o,to0. THUS adcing usnillen county,
2la 900, gives tapll l4tiop IN the Southern bis.
II ct, Of 1,474,1s7, TITS tlows III increase of
20, ,OoQ IL that District.
Tho population Of Ohio in 1850 WAS ! 1,aso. .s29:
In 1850, 2, ,556, ,ls7; increa4e 575,s58.
, 1860-10-17
NHEHA,S JOHN&0Ns


Mr.. D 'uElas is 6 'irg Ssuto. lie il to speak
oil ever Gaorkia and Al.bam7, closing Lis Ia.
hort q: Nooii. NV. 5lb, t G dsy before elec-
tio1. l. has been understood hert about, by
ou:ssdess, that J ,hneon was TO tske D,u- -la,'
place IL Ilsooia 'cr The remainder Ct the caa.
vass, en- eavoE to Go OF the Democracy of
the State what Dug a. will not fail 10 do il
Georg:1-secuse defeat. But no J ,husou
appears. lie was 10 Indiana on tie 9tt-a,
1adiss apolr, We bslieee-but has net been
heard t( sn1e. Whether be was frightened
BY the Republican shouting, and ran home;
or WHEELER his fucte gave ont and lie il now
laid up ia oroina'y 4. a aoosier totet, until he
can w1i:e back d order the sale Ct an:iher
man Ct TWO, we carrot tell The f1ooabli.
ties kre 10 favor Of the money embargo; bu.
il the 7erorts sta1e correctly the amount With
when ha Set Gu: from his plantatiop, We DO
70: see how ha can now 10 suffering want.
II as is pr .bAble, he cent TO the sue.
tioa block, ens likely, intelligent. a.
m, ut white Carpenter, aad good faithful
Blacksmith, to NEE: the expenses Of his tho
tioneerins tour, he must laVo been n N.tle
wasteful to hare spent ths proceeds Of lie
sale thus early in the 1eh: and te*ors the resl
nip for norey begins But as Northern NTH
4, rot EASILY believe that 'tcapitnl should own
its own lshtr," (vide, Jahc soL's Philadelphia
speech, 1866 and as Northern rnecha1ics do
net 1ciah tho sale, body. soul and br. ectes, of
men of ,h. II own honorable calling, the osca-
sions for icroais upon his purss must b We
been f,equent We trust that be will be
speedily relieved # his embara.sments, aud
sent f:rwarl By special tr4ia. D3uglss
has laid tie groundwork for q great Re
publican triumph in Illinois; but Johnson
il necessary - make t overwhelming. lie
should ccm.. Our ltborers should see him;
cur csrp Itcrs and blacktmithF, machiIis'e,
saosm.Lesa AID br.cklaYcrs should see him
the " Democrat Who says that til, man tcho
hire, them I'll uld o.rn Mem," and who, in the
ea>e OF The m coaoi and l.borers in lis en-
p'or, prac ices upon tie general ruls that he
has lad doxn. lie would bo spectacle in
ll!in,;s. Le. Us hear h.m!
W. write in light tone; bu. there il food
f,r tbcu :ht in what we eay. This man Johr-
800, h;s pockets stunsd with The proceeds Of
tas uupa,d AID forced toll Of near two hun
drsd nen and women ~hose dearest rights h.
ha. u.u'ped, whose bodies he owns, whose
, 1860-10-17
WI. e Ha1 h n IN &wFj4--A PteAsNnt Item
for Lovers OF Champagne.

An American ,rare'er il she streets Of Paris,
seeirg the words, "wiae ha.hs gwen here y
EXCLAIMED:
"Wel, these French are Iuxarsous PEOPLE ~
Then with trre Yankee curiosity, a1d tbs !eel-
ing thst hs csuld eI,rd wha'eTer aoy one e'ae
did, va ked IN gad demanded 4" Tiae bs:h.''
Fes!iax wonderfully refreshed after it, and
having to pa, bu: Gre f!aace, be asled in some
assooishuent, how vine bath could 6a afford.
ed 70 ckesp1yt His tab!e attendant, who bad
been slave IN Virei7it, aud erjoJed sly bit
OF hnmor, repl ed "Oh. ma.sa, We just pass
it along into asudGes room, where Nc gio baths
at tour frarcs."
s.Then throw it awsy, I supposed
"No, masaa; den Ma Eeud It lower down, aud
charge three fares q bath. Dar's P en,y Of
peopla who aiat 70 berry particular, who will
bashe in it after this at two i aucs u head Den,
mAssa, we let common people have it At one
franc p!ece."
"rhen, Of conrse, ycu throw II sway" e1-
claimed tie traveller, who thought this WAS 60
in. even bey ond Yankee prtht
"No. indeed, msasa," WAS tho Indignant re-
ply, accompanied by profound b1~; mo,
indeed, ma.sa, We va rot 80 'ssrav'g.9t a. dss
10 merica for champagne
, 1860-10-17

posing a!fead' iorE enough on Lie c1eoul'J
Of the publi:, AID Catholics in rarstcu!*r."
Tnia dreadful Albert .'ohn, who has st bis
money AID is trT'ng 10 get it bask, sends US
Chspcr Of Contcn'r, which will accom-
paoy his m'ssire, that we may SEQ what shot
he ia about 10 firs --what blast he is oe'ut
- blow. live .llouid Print all th1t be sets
forth il said chapter, we shoull subject cur
selves 10 damages for libel and We will not'
upon The testimony Of Albert 1'hp' lo' cur
necks in that moose, cvsu 10 help him get n's
money hack. But ~ Cnsp' H. mas somo po'
l'tical sig1iG:aEcc, we g'vu 1t entire:
CONTENTS or cnAf. H.
freemssons. naa;a. vra rS .sss and npnGEseMsp n
-DycAr 4 A+otcvia him 1,us.The Doctor 1t.
temp's ta 70 maee o.rmaa speech ana .sOos sDosEa
Temperance md Mop.s:tr.es-The Bro,htrs
pfseseo' n e.FP~t. to 'hs p'l}s At d deposit. ov
tne h.lIot 80, H. ~ s.ts H. ~ h, IN uiren ia
the': che ere,icg before By t1e hsv. fa,asI =,
cs';S.rn % nns NJ, s;1es br iorce To assist ., tie
ctlsbr4',an Of tte M.ss-1ne ~oel''ou' ff'eat'
" .4'e''3'' .4' n;,,
- nc 80 ,u.,-, r,hn .tr...o,,
~, ''.. '' ',, '1' - L. ..,ov .c,sh
S''"s e<'o'e '"e "
IVA ~ Nv, 49, ~ ., 49,, ..,
A |1s' =, w." -, 49,. ;, :. .-..;. 1,,+
~ ~ 49,. 80 -, h;.n.,,f .i,a
IN TT. H.. ii. ,,,v. III
,.,,., ..,,.,,, IT, ho1,i, t,oa,,aava ~, bra
- ',s~ ~. c;u. 80. .... 49, r,h,
.,dr ,.iu ~, x,.r;,o. o;r, ~. n,t nc and nv
,o,,, ~ II y, .'o..d ,,a vc, ,r nr,;t,,"
,,,,. r.naa ~ ror, may
, 1860-10-17
DEANTII or NFxvs In LOWEn
E6:XtA'.

tn. Frittr Gfnp'din.'h ot grtdt Dtarth of
Nw-L dnrit,us to kn.to sfna.Hhd: # the 1ate
Ekc:ors,s : il tt Aap< b<.n Ae:d i,t ~. drv dad
d.se,s sStots-EAy"ir.,A f. IL. t,utA Of tAs
r<ror 81 L.t>er J'on The yea: Hieai9s"dtr u
.Abr,A,m Lincoln S-n n }or.h ths atAytd
eons.n.x shtref- Cs'mp.,,n+;A # the Itet,
tie H4il'. ads end tie tt yr.rh, and trn''s
s.th y',a: 70 ici'ute to astetlain Tie f.u:h +
the s4id Letter dforts0id,
, 1860-10-17
U0u:lns 1T nIftHT snk ec---ffo NotIcen
lhvse h hAuhAs t;hsrses,

L coETeslotceCi Ut Ali$aukse "s1tes Us thGt
D:uk!as :ke the:e on saturday. He RATS:
The "Saustter" WAS then Introduced by
Mayor Lyrd., 4, "she gre.sest lisin. states
msn." ard proceeded to { !sser himself Of h IT
epttca. lie bad pToc'eced 4 u,t mens, v hea
tie Pas. AND R,nrxs Of Fsid41 last, cants,n-
lrK those haasan Calhoun l5reFs, was placed
in his HI. d.. He bad undoubtedly resd lAr m
betorc. On tic cars, but pretending t. te taken
BY sufpEi.e. hs went 10 work to dts pei ,htir la
mAeiug elects. He denied ihe!r Henuioenets
anl tss t1u h + the charges made in sh, N, a1a
occupied the &ho1e afternoon ia a:Euz91itx aad
tquirnisg upcer the eight Of tie heretofore
hasens Iii in his political record, developed By
them, va:nly 81 deavor7pg TO ext14in &wsy ,heir
straightforward charges By ii. kinda CT inoirecs
neg.s,ve statements. Yea WI sea frcu Eis
speech the manner II which be meets ,hem
a:tt mptinE 10 dspro.e The existence Of any let.
tsrs ,ru-n him to Calhoun. BY ths simple s:at.-
noent that no kuen letters ecu'd be found b7
Mira. Calhoun among her husbands papers,
which Weu'd scarcely be competent e.idsne CO in
court Of just,ee to oimpeaea tie positive, direct
testimony uf eeyen or eight Witnesses that ,hey
had seen arch letters il the i4te.tlme ol CAl.
, 1860-10-17
CulfaxsR DIk1ftct.

TIE w,y the " 1ov'c chile Nin'h" has co1e up
to thc vc1k is perfectly xppalling to DeuocrA-
e. Colf.1 his 3 500 m.j 'E,sy. a:d Lane has
3.25o. Porter, L,porse and S. Joseph have IL.
creased ,h.ir msjoEisies. in fhe sg9Fegs,e, 800
Rpubl;c. il e,ec,ed r preventative from Port r,
se,n for Tho Republicans, and gaia for tho
ron viii ho,d a seat there. The election Of
Mo dy to the House from Jasper. Pa:nki and
Newton il soo.ber Republican gain. and an id.
dition to 'he L-eislsture Tnoss eMoe W. r.b %
en- Indiana has .ons molly, better than WAS
expected, md great deal .as expected; It's
uajoritiet crush Ill the et"lid strergsh OF De-
mn.racy in The South -Iadi taope4i' JJHrndk.
, 1860-10-17

CHANCES IN KNOX Cow. g. Lstime. ef
Ahipgd n, Knox Co., Douglas man IN 1871 s,
bus now an ardent friend Of Lincoln, writes IS
follows:
uuuity. l have tho II m.s sf forty of Ely old
osmocrat'e friends, rho were icr Douglas in
'5s. and are now for Liscsln; ard they all ,e.
rite within tie limits Of two township in kacx
Co., III. Dosa any oae dontt this statement :
II 70, can prod9ee tie Fl mas and The rats.s.
, 1860-10-17

w-On her recent witt to Ejinhurg. the
0 .sen visited the tomb Of Bononomi, N italt In
dressing mad, formerly a:taeh.d 10 her Aaj.s.
tr, md over wtose remAin. the latter caused
monuueu ut to be raised. This viait ts ocly one
Of several which tbs Qaeea HIS made to ths
eatae spot.
, 1860-10-17

lkGf7cspclLtuCH 0l tue VI CuLatt Nsz'Ht.l
WA-N1zGrcx. Oc!tbssE.
TIE CONTEST FOR 1uE pRE.lrk:CY.
The resul. Of tho recent election has demon.
strated the truth Of the statement which hsya
- often maize during the pregre.s Of the can-
vass, that the II al contest was between Lincoln
aud Breckicr;dse; and tkat neither U:u2!ss
nar Bell bad any snow whatever. Il il no"
conceded on all sides, that both the later a:e
almost dead, O. 1ley can hardly carry even on.
STATE elch. sr3 land, which wits surtij c2lcu-
lated on for Bali, bv Il sutdna ehac ge II popu.
lar sentiment in Baltimore ia COW mc:t likely
to 60 tor BEetk nr.cge. The ssraishs Ameri.
cass, who have heretofore been for Bill, dis
gnsted With the result OF the municiral elec.ior,
ate going evrr IN crowds 10 Lincoln, and tEc
vats tor sne lstter is now estirstea st from five
to seven thousand. Douglas will rot eb:s.a
mare than p GOO, if that, Is his strength d.
tniniahes daily.
THE NEGRO CONSPIRACY.
Adyiees from V,rgi,ia cuEi1na tie report OF
an txtsnsise Iegro consp:rarJ. extenoir 4
through portions tr that Site and North Caro-.
Inns. T+ent7-cne nezEcrs have been ssrte..d
1t d ere low il jail several Of lhrm confessed
and sad It ~as their iutentlon 10 arm them
selves with spades, oreis, pitch forks II: any
Thing they eau:d get hoid OF. G.eat excitemens
.,rey.iiet.
, 1860-10-17

PW0-S1AFkA1 CONSERVATISM.
uaoy ore il weak enough to attach a.y
fm2ort'ncs to tho appeals - the conservative
elem>tt Of tho ccu,t1y, irdulgea in =, fire..
queoty q late by the pro slavers j,urnals, We
Aiy'se him 10 so 70 ooe o: their gatherings,
and he unjeceived. u,w much Of the c,n.
servasive *l ment did the crowd which made
upte do gia" demonstration in this city
on the b rad h itat, embo35? With tbe
exception Ct few Of the lsaders, there was
scarcely I man auong them whose in:ereet,
10 far As te "prrscia..d d tie same, would cut
weigh belly fu Of good victuals. OF tank
ar1 OF ltrable Whisky. Our obs+r rration of
prrslavtry gstaestt IS in general, leads US to
believe that the epe in question Contained q
fair average Of the Conservative element o
which that party can beast in tho free States.
By th S sta, dard, the mora ignorant besotted
au1 btu Elizsd mt n arr, Tie m51e cons. rva.
tire thy become; aud, co: s:dtring that pro
slavery j,urrais mean by conservative mel
thoss who are in favor Of The perpetua,ion and
1ndeiaise 1tension Of slayery and the re-7pen.
ing Of lie A'rcau slave trade, tho standard
Is perhaps frue one. Ether let this BRO
saverj rabble about conservatism ceaee, CT
lot The pro-s]aveEy meaning Of tho wcrd &c
campH ; ind SO r+uiratze every such nppea,
, 1860-10-17

DOUGLAS IN FoSD pu Lac -Me. Douglas wss
per.ua3ed into 'neking a speech in Fund du-
Lao; the other day al be passed through that
barg. An inte'ligtn: CORE spondeat say i. IVES
the same old speech. word far word. tkc Re
2nblIeana ci tha: region are greatly els.ed by
Lis yisit
, 1860-10-17

F. L Z G A N T
Fall and Winter Opening Of
1WXLLL1.EKX' GOODS.
HIIxS i. E. WILLIAMS
Having t,iun f.r Ne. Ycrk. Ai<T a!e 1f
RI t~tt IN ltnE ta- ,ut c.lutcs sv - II t1s
.rAou ~ult be h.i.,v her .1saI4 xYtfy d4T ..
u4 n millinery 4,ttHs #
II. ". IyETuEKELL,
No. .61...........La Lats ftsee:............Eo. ST
WEtrs she pepEel 10 hcw The richest Ei.nes to hs
f.usd III Lie city.
Our stock = III 4.d pp.ete u eery IRE emA
!nx t31-, + ~xr4 tihbons sns SILK IN Wi.
vet Ma eat.1a Hch. u. t.. every y.Tty crrf Ard
aTie Wh kr.aiI ia ns,Iu OF tnx uats
sL.sHa "a spi1ihsstx No. 81 1ain AtF u, : few
COOS e4st q: ttAs kct.t
oef3 fes7 4w H. ", WETAFRELT.
, 1860-10-17
Htr5s 4 Trih,tt1G.



Eizce Il Q Syuta Ii slways citing preced nts,
It il vel enough when the edaors ard olators
Of that eeesion tslk Of the criminality Of such
Of the NtHthern S!ates Us have euncted 4'per.
soua' L betty" bills, to remind them that for
nxi.:1'i,n OF that sort Virginia furnishes 4
preceden. alm S: as old IS the Constitution H.
SELF An act Of the T.rgtaia Senat, and
HOUSE o: Delegates Of 1898. was intended to,
sad did, olerGs a. bar to the execution Of
to Alien and S:dition Law within the bouu.
dAries Of tue Old Dominion; ard it il the
boast Of all Democratic politicians in virgiria
that taat statute OF Congress WAS always =
dad l.tt:r in the;r Statel But stat was
among the rcyalty; when the mud-sils, the
greasy mechanics An !. the Ike, attempt to in.
.erposs the eh,eld Of Safe Sovereignty TO-
tween the pcople and IN oppressive and in.
iqu;t Us sta'u c, the case IS very materially A.
tsr+d? West business hare such men with
firh.S?
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We presume Tho atatenent8 aFo fub.tsutiallY
true; and our causcence vii not permit III 10
aasd to be. We g.vp our views on he futi ct
Of The political hzt1otFy involved in tho unus,u.
raj fusion # elements utterly ants sRo.fstjc in
sp'rit md principle. when tho outrage was cen
kumm.'ed BY the poi.tsc4l pmps Of tie g,e..
Centrsl Ssatss. We sta'ed tben that The cor.
est mass1s Of the co: flictm6 organ Z .tiQns snd
u wo believe our prophecy was justly b.eed.
we have no regrets to express that it hss been
rt5htsouIly fulfilled.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-02

Presidential Election tuesday, Nov. 9Th.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-02

LITTLE GrRLs.-There is something 10.
expressibly sweet about little girls Es-
change. ...
And it grows on 'em as they get bigger.
There now Louisville Journal.
A TALL ADMINISTRATIONS @.
Curtin, Governor elect of Pennsylyania, is
six feet two inches high; Hannibal Hsmlin
is six feet three; and Abraham Lincoln six
feet four.
The st. Louis Court House, not yet
completed, has already cost 81, ,26O, 900, and
$1,25o,Oo0 moro will probably be required
to complete it.
1t is stated on the authority Of Col. For
ney, Of the Philadelphia Press, that the
five Democrats elected to Congress in Penn.
sylvania, are all Breckinridge men.
Three thousand dollars of Southern
''chattles" passed along here few days
ago on the underground road, and are now
safe in Queen Vic's dominions.- Conneaut
Reporter.
The "Benecia Boy" was fined $500 in
Buffalo, on Tuesday for his participation in
the fight at Long Point year ago. The
Express says that Heenan Immediately
pulled from his pocket comfortable roll Of
300 bank bills, and "planking" three Of
them without word, walked independent
ly away.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-02
Slave Burning.

They still occasionally burn slave at
the South. A letter to the editor of the
Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer, dated Tuskegee,
Ala, Oct. 9, says, referring to crime, the
nature of which was not stated:
"The boy, belonging to Maj. Cockney of
this county, was arrested to day. A large
number of the citizens, perhads $50 met,
tried, and sentenced him, and before the
sun set he was burned to ashes. A horrid
death, surely, but his crime was such that
no mercy could be shown. No Judge pre-
sided, no Jury was impanneled. He was
burned about seven miles north cf Tuskegee,
near Gen. Gums plantation. Horrid the
punishment, but just, though the blood
may run cold in our veins as we think of i" )"