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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27
SENATOR SlLaelI on nell.

NJ. Sideu made speech recently in NeW Orleans in
which be said
With regard TO Mr. John Bell I shall have but one
rord 20 ssy Toward him, personally entertain feel
n y Of esteem aud Of respect. l have kuo~n him Tor
MANY wears and have bad, beside the pleasure OF sew
..g gith him for some time upon important commit
f ia the nited STATES senate knOE him 70 be ami
,iI. GOOD aud Kind I believe him 20 be patriotic.
t, m doubt th,t be b actnaed by pure aud HOr;hy iu
t.,tiora. bus have 20 hesitation In saying that the
rrrtpss which he processes not Of character 70 Of
fr ca trautcs OF conservation the country. lie may
u be- the bark Of State upon smooth and uuruided sea
ont h. hand needs the power and nerve 10 steer clear Of
perl in times OF storm.
We ,gree With the Nashville Patriot that Mr.. Bell win
no doubt, feel under vast obligations to Mr.. Sde for
his admissions. "Amiable, gOsd and Kind, "Pa'rohc,
.sstuttcd by pure and Hor,hy intentions" The b %
t-ts Of character in a citizen, and President Tie
principles Of Mr.. Ben quite as commendable' and.
Nrsle 10 the contrary are Of character 70 ole guar
se o. conservation 70 the country Indeed, they are
Gle olly principles involved Ia The Presidential canvass
ta Do offer guarantees OF conservation TO the country
Lincoln ald bis 'srreprg sso'e couhilt' promise Only
e,auuati9n Of sectional strife aud agitation; Brcckil-
l'lze and hs slave code p-omiss The country uo,L1g
better Wills, Doaglas and sqa'ier sovereignty do not
aTrI safe asylum from the dangers Of either RePubi-
c,a:sm or Breckiurijge-Y aneeysm. The Constitutional
Joa party alone offers the country guarantees Of
Pace-of preservation Of our institutons-and Of a
restoration Of harmony.
"Hs may guide the bark Of Safe upon smooth ard
uaruaed sea- but his hand needs the power and nerve
- steer clear Of peril in times Of storm. Mr. Sldel a
sI1llr,sr Of Nr Brcckiuridge Surely be cannot mean
10 be understood as antmatng that his young fvoriIe is
a 9rcDer p3. .o- "timss Of Storm When and whore
has Mr. Bseckinrdge exhibited the great tributes Cf
ad and heart which required to steer the 'hiP Of
Ne when peris beset her path, There IS nothing in
his record 10 show that be would in such crisis hold
frsr nerves or stead,r hand than the presunptuous
Pa ton when he essayed drive the chariot Of the sun
mere tyro in legislative experience having yet TO Wn
h.s frs laurel as statesman without the even 70
respond to questions which may sse his standing With
men WHO are seeking destroy the UuiOa, he Is not
man To he ntrasted vii power in times Of torm or With
On. Presidency even when the Is "smco'h and ur
rll a." M. Bits public career whatever may be NJ.
SiIs oyl)a dlss exhibit the traits Of character men
a.. moral and physical which are necessary 70 admins
Ger the government in stormy times No leading Of
thc day possesses them in higher degree.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27
Cruelty and Injustice Of DisunIOn.

woo raus spondrnt Of the Atlanta to1ycdcrdcF
exhibits in clear aud able manner, the cruelty aud IN
,,,e of D.sauioa He makes the just aud timely ob'er
y,do1-one which an southern men should seriously
nsd.r-tb,t dissolution Of the UniOn, under exist
ia circumstances would be event forced upon Us by
minority; and those sho propose PreeiPtaung revo-
I,,, are fily coisciou, OF the fact that large ma
i.. Of tbs psopls both North aud South desire per-
psaA Union and are no, Wiling for existing causes 10
pt.i.ia jeopardy They satisfied with the govern
m,nt established for them BY Ways and pIiriot' OF
the revolution and they can no reason WHY small
hili Of dsorgalzers should be allowed the privilege OF
forcing them 70 violate their fe'l,y aud attachment to
p,.um IN; which With al L. inPeriecons, is better
ol than could possibly BE- established upon is ruins
There are az lea. miOl and half OF voters IN the
N,r,lern States vbo have hostile feelings towards
conservative neighbors Of the SOuh, and Uho have
no s-s % IN ersere With domestic institutions; and
-, NAV safely venture % saw that three iourths OF the
admit population the SJs:h have desire for disco
,,a Of the Uaon bu. are siag as heretofore, 70 live
o. terms Of friendship With their Northern ueghbors
alI 90 remove from the halls OF Congress the hitherto
existing question Of shyery That this would be Their
eou iC frly presented TO shen, there IS not shadow
o.. d,a5L Then sby permit, NJ. YAacey Of the South
and his Southern League and Mr.. Seward Of the North
aid bis Northern League 70 preepitae Us into revou-
ton, which would subject 10 all the horrors OF civil
aud serye var and solld place under the despotsm
o. military rule 10 asul, and personal violence
f, Infatuated uaob1-sould render property liable
% conf cation By the in gaOrs Of the reVot-our lives
90 b., ,kea our fmes turnei out TO stArve or beg,
aud or wives and daughters exposed 10 tho brutal d.
mllI,o Of bess.iy lust:
Ulr, Is the bas. government earth; and yet WITH
i,s ,rs5ns We see in our land Venality aud corrup-
ton violence aud pe-aiy We ses ,i,s existing in all
is ylreI forms Thefs, mlrlsr and robbsries are OF
dJy occurrence AMI p,rg.ef shlders, and Prostitu-
t5a i up and dark IN ths is. Of crime. Tlese enOrmi-
ts, are incident 90 our fri aud imperfect natures; and
their existence creates the necessity FOR government
S,,iety il rendered toerl5'e olly by the existence
aud enforcement. Of sholsOne lW', aud 90 good ma,
or wise statesman will ever counsel rebellion to AE or
threaten 10 dissolve good government the ground
TIA, soue Of its citizens through disregard Of justice
and right have dOle hin an injury. Per5e reparaton
Tor damages can never Be attained aud human gov
e1ment can ever award Us u indemnity for the pas.
r-rc. security for the future An approximation TO this
aliig al that can be secured Our Government has
given us greater degree Of security aud happiness than
has emanAted from any other government earth; and
none bu, madmen aud corrupt politicians viii ever de-
mlnd IL oyerthros or disregard its provisions
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27
|, .,,,,,, h III, 9er.ad. Horo . What ths hOosss

IL earnest IN trs ceGena. aefe - WA ~ -N''
Brown Of Mississippi, told them In the Senate;
81 showed you the other day that Kansas had abo''
shed slavety that she had made il penal offence Tor
master 10 seek to exercise his ownership over that prop
prtv in the Territory, and exacts fines ii any mas er
dal Is to say that black is my property All this
and more las been dope and yet We are not convinced
that there is any necessity for action Sir when VIII
there be- am struggling in the abyss and calling Tor
helm. You stand by and say, oh, my dear SIR, II /
thought YOU needed help would give it. Ny house Is
burning down over my head; nv wife and children are
bsing driven before the flames. appeal 10 my neigh
bors for help but they fold their arms aud say, Dear
sir If YOU would only show the necessity We would
help YOU Sir If the necessity does not exist now, tell
me what state Of circumstances will ever convince you
that there Is necessity? This looks 10 me like shirk-
ing Of tho responsibility Of saying either one thing or
the other"
But did they manifest willingness to extend this pro-
lection noe 20 the STAKEHOLDER in Kansas, who had been
tGs deDrigel Of his property, and made f'ion Il he
attempted 20 srsreiss ocasrshp his siaEef Yes, re-
member people Of the South when these Breckenridge
men come and talk to you about Congressional Protee-
ton to slavery in the Territories that you are moo ssi-
i b. ne laos Of t'a. Territory from entering Il 0ih
yo- sllss aad holding him your property and these
sane Breckenridge supporters when called upon by the
honest and gallant Brown of Mississippi to extend the
necessary protection not only refused to do it. but vOted
aoairst g in the United States Senate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27
FURTHER PER CITY OLE WASHINGTON.

ST. JOINS, Oct % The City of Washington encOun
tered violent gales during the entire passage from Law
erpool. She brings SIS passengers for New York.
During the battle of Yolturno Garibald went forward
revolver in hand cheering bis men, and alter des
perate fight OF eight hours duration, the NeapOltans
were broken up and routed and pursued close uu
der the walls Of CapuA brigade Of Germans cut
OF from the main body Ct the Neapotan army and driv
en- to the mountains The royalsts subsequently made
soriie from Capua to the rescue Of the German brig
ade, but were repused. The King Of Naples and his
brothers we're present at the battle At the
ment Of the engagement the Neapolitans estimated at
30 900 strong attacked the Garibddans under Of
thick MIST and carried positions aud for time
succeeded in driving back the GaIbadians whose num-
bers did not reach half theirs.
The line OF the Voturno still strongly protected
and it said the Neapoans prepared TO defend
their Positions
Garbaldi had called upon the King Of Sardinia to go to
Naples aud TO send him fourteen thousand men immed
a,ey.
The Piedmontese troops had entered the Neapolitan
territory.
II reported that three Of the great powers had pro-
tested against the entry Of the Sardinans into Naples
hazzini had quilted Naples by request of the pro-
dictator.
News from Pekin TO the commencement of July had
been received via ST. Petersburg but there nothing
Of importance. q.
COMMERCIAL
London Mrksf.-TallOw slightly unchanged; quota
tons 55.57S Lnseed oil sos 81 lron-Scoch Pig firm
52s Sd Indigo-The annual sales have commenced;
inferior qualities dali but unchanged, with increased
demand
american Ssesrities-The latest sales we're Illinois
Central shares Ia as discount Erie Railroad 40ls4l IL
New York Genital Railroad 81 Pennsy vania Central
Railroad 40
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
OVER ONE MILLION OF TREASURE FOR NEW

Y0RK-CALlF0RNIA AND OREGON POLITICS.
ST. JosEPHs Oct 25.-The California pony express has
arrived, bringing three days later advces. The
Is meagre and unimpOrtant.
The steamer Golden age sailed on the llth with 800
passengers aud 81 $50 900 in treasure for New York
Money easy, aud the steamers engagements we're
met with unusual facilities.
There intense anxiety to hear the result Of the
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana elections. Governor
Danney had been stumping the State for Douglas.
Senator Gwin and General McDOugal have been max
ing speeches violently abusive, accusing each other of
dishonesty representing California. 1t rumored that
hostile correspondence has taken place
The Douglas papers OF Oregon bitterly denounce the
coalition by which Republican Senator has been elect
ed The President Of the Senate Dougasite had been
burnt in ,igy in the county represented by Douglas
Dewocrat
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To CORRESPONDENTS.
sra o. issiiisss ssfos airssss b fAs Ediicr " ~
,LECTOR.

plsr. tsr. L. q. CHANDLER Of Norfolk City.
sud TRAVIS H. EPES, Of NOtOwaH
Sd THOMAS BRUCE, Of Halifax.
4,h. JOHN T. THORNTON, Of P Edward
" Sch. JAMES =. JOHNSON, of Bedford.
" 9Th. MARMADUKE JOHNSON, of Richmond
7th. LENUEL J. BOWDEN, of Williamsburg
" Sth. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN Of Niddlese1.
eh. b H. SHACKELFORD, Of Fauquier.
10Th. ANDREW L. KENNEDY, Of jefferson.
" llth FRANCIS T. ANDERSON, Of ROckbridge.
l2,h. W. R. STAPLES, Of Montgomery.
18TH WALTER PRESTON, OF Washington.
l4th j. j. JACKSON, Jr, Of Wood
." 18Th. A B. CALDWELL. Of Ohio.
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.uNPRECEDENTEDs sue.

BIZ CEs5-The excitemeniin behalfof Bakers ceeord-
"a Premium Bers continues throughout virginia and
The SOUTH add the has become great that the
difficulty supplying As cure for Ague ana
without rival and We have yet 70 learn
the where they have failed 70 check that nauea
when ling 10 dreetions Ior
Morbus summer Complaint Topdy OF me
Liver sour and Indication these Bers are vhout
Headache thsy have been known 70 cure
the most violent cases. after the best fh cians had ven them
M A. hopeless family where there young edre should
be without them Spring and Pail months they Improve
the appetite aad strengthen The system Being entirely nee from
poisonous substances they betsken BY eotn sefe
any time under all circumstances you need easA.t
Elective medicine them andudge for yourselves OF tAs
virtues
To be had Of all prominent Drugss In the city Of
and elsewhere Virginia and North Caralna Also by e. W.
Jones o. Memphis T. ". Smith, Brandon, Miss lyme
Provan New Orleans d. b. Miller oovnsten. ky o. 5000,
Washington city, d. c.. Candy Gipin 90, BALTIMORE A.
Pahnestook Philadelphia and Barnes Park, Y. Orders
allied by addressing bAkkk, Pfopne.or
. Ach hlcnnon1t We
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27
- "When Nees..ary,, ProtetlIon.

Hos vas, and unblasbing is tie hypocrisy Of the
B-scklarilge eaders 10 ehuOriOg for COngresion
Il protection 20 slavery in the Territories In The his
TRY OF poItcs nothing be shown which would con
wei party Of dowargh, double isaliug, hypocrisy aud
fud m,r, c-ary than the Prrtence now set up by tie
sapl1r.yrs Of Bseskinriage that they honestly meant
All r, serious io th-s i.mAal' for this profession by
C,,9ress 70 saver, IN tie Territories The Who'll his
sory Of lie ie=iioa sboss iLai iLey aud no
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27
Hon. uer.,hsIV. johnson.

Tas distinguished gentleman, the Vice-Presdential
nominee on the Douglas ticket being expected in Rich
mood &c lay at the invitation Of his political friends, 10
address them on the mOmenous issues involved in the
approaching election and other hall being dsengag-
ei all uy the courteous permission Of the officers OF
the Bel and Everett Club, speak tonight in the Club
House. OF course everybody will sant to hear him,
aud we eKpee. 70 the building crowded to o'eiHo"'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27

We regret the appearance in the Wing, Thursday
morning of communication 10 which displraging
and offensive epibe that escaped the attention Of the
,ditor, was applied to this gentleman Mr.. W though
Jealous partisan held in high respect by his acquain
tauees, and Cannot but suppose that the exception
able comparison Of the writer Of the communication
signed Charlotte" vas merely ickwickiAn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27

On the 2lh Inst st. James Church by Rev Mr. Pe;erkn NJ
DALLAUFP, to Miss SARAH G. DILL daugtter Of A. Dill,
Esq, all OF tbs city.
On the 2lh Inst nv the Alfred Bstby, st Brungon Mr.
JO IN rEBBS Of King William county Va, TO Miss LAURA
ACKEE, tf stevensyile klog and Queen county Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27
DIED,

Last night al on o'clock at his residence Union HILL Heneo
eouuy Mr. GE0kGE HOWARD, In the T2nd year Of bis
Bs iunera will place tomorrow Sunday morning. at
II o'clock frcm ST. Jones Church. The friends Of the fam
iVted TO attend.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27

VANKEE SO P.-Ho- ey Soap, Mug soa q, Palm Fcap
hitarS soap WI ,TtLW Brown, Castle soaIs
la g'e,t variety, Tor saeby PErkR$0N4CJ.
oezT lsb Main rect Cor. l2lh.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27

ID Kerosene OIL and Sperm OIL ali suph quality for sac
BY W. PATERSON CO.
te2I ls5 Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27

ARGE SALE or HORSRR AT AUG. -
IL TON AT TIE UNION PAIR GROUNDS large tSaESE1
number OF horses OF desert ton for saddle and
Harness. vii be theed at auction day, c,mmencuS
oclaek NJ In froG' Of the JUICES stGrd the Union
Or undG JACOB s ATtEE
OexT-t euyG Horse Dep
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TO THOSE WHO DOUBT TIE EFFICACY or
EZEKIEL'S INFALLIBLE
VIRGINIA
HAIR Il ESTO X Err.

-
ID FAD the following certificate Of ovpsnan, gen
IL ueman well known 10 all; this d not sasactory. call a
Propeor 90 Main Street. and certificates nom
al sections Of the Union;
RICHMOND July TO- 1880.
Mr. NJ Eshsl-Dedr Sir take great pleasure In informing
you used three Bottles Of Hair Restorg Win
great xTsxs; HAn GAowns rxnri please
send me half dozen bottles n II |.. .t.l..
Respectfully,
JOHN o. oHIn
HoUsk,
hosux Az, April 9Th, 1900
Ksetlel Esq Rfchmond-Dedr SIR You were 90 hind a. 70
present me- guest Of house, with Bottle Of your
Hair Resorer which has exhausted for several days. andI
have endured In vain al agents this city day aer day,
10 renew my supply Ths trial Of your Restoer as far ny
limited supply permitted to judge, HIGHLY siryiToaS
wish 70 dive fair trial. and WILL therefore, thank you 70 send
me half dozen Bottles by Adams Express send BILL With the
package collected delivery. Your early compliance vii
very much obIge. Yours truly,
EB-yor sale BY all Druggists In the Uuited States.
~ Price 81 per Bottle.
FH- All orders must be addressed 10 the Proprietor
r ERKIEL. % Main B.,
I,ll- Richmond, virTnia
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HON. HERsCHEL v. JOHN

49, SON will address the people a Richmond to night
10 quenee being Abla TO abaa thu the AZ crn
Cha en- speak will take place the O. UR HOUSE, by the
the officers the Bell and Everett Club the City
q Rich nond
Speaking " II commence a. ~ oel-ck
Let a n hear this distinguished champion t the Con
Ittutor, The U Ion and the Nations Democracy
Oe2T-tt Wa 4 srURDIVANT.
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@UNION FAIR.

R~SUNION FAIR.-0a SATURDAY, at
49, O'Clock. N coored Servants will be admitted
on the f.lr Grounds At Is cts each.
BJ order. C DtMMocK
oe2d-2t Chltf Marshal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27
MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.

AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS.
Glass 74.--Pioughs Ciiitirdtors, de-
Best or l-horse Plough So Starke, Richmond
best 2horse Plough $40, Ii S;arke, do; best horse
Plough s., II Starke, do best shovel Plough s.,
Il Slarke, do; best subsoil Plough. 50. Geo Watt Co.
d.; best ground coulter Plough, SIS, II StArke
do best hillside Plough IS, Geo Watt Co, do; best
witerfuuow Plough, s.. II Smith, do; best Cutva-
tor for corn and tobacco, So II Smith, do best Cu-
frat fnr "A Smith do
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27

Best Hap or Straw Cutter, $40, Smith, Rich
mond; best Corn Shelter, TO- machines exhibited by
Smith, Starke, Watt and Cardwel recommended; best
Grist Mill for horse power, 10 Shinn Taylor best Saw
Mill for fOrm use 10, John Haw, Hanover.
~ The committee recommended to favorable notice
the cylinder Corn Shelters exhibited by Smith, Geo.
Watt Co., + II Starke, and Cardwel & Co; also,
the Straw aud Root Cutters exhibited by Messs. Smith,
d.. L.
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EAT STOCK.

Class 24-Fdt BiII0cks.
Best pair years old over $50, Francis Bell OF Pu-
lask pair years old and under s. 80 same; best
single fat Bullock Of any age, 30, same.
Glass 25.-Fat Cores aud Heiters.
Best single fat Cow years old over, $50, Car
son, OF Augusta
Class 26.-Rai Sh'sp.
Best pen fat Sheep or more, 500 Jones, OF
Orange; second best, TO- Hackett, of Louisa. For
the best slaughtered Mutton, TO- Jones, of Orange
second best, 5, II G Guthrie, Of Augusta.
Glass 27-Fdt Hogs.
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No Medicine placed on comnssoh
I'D. 4. DE NYSE.
General Agent for the United state, and canadas.
" Ann New York.

SPECIAL NOTlCE-LADlES
~ CHEAP sTORE-The subscribers have on hand .
varied OF Ladies Congress Lace Caters Morocco and
Kid Boots and Buskn which they selling much les than
All vAnt Of cheap CATERS will please call at
je26 ALEx. HILL 4 90 ,12i Main o.
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(UkITED FAIR,)
AWARDED AT rBK ExHBIrIoS OCTOBER, 1860
1.-THE first ten elasss' provide for Premiums for rs
Avs aud will be reported hereafter.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-08-18

enable us to prosecute q vigorous, and I trust
effective work-the Trustees of that Bequest, hav-
ing delegatedto me liberal discretionary power in
your direction.
Our recent and present experiences here in New
England, are in favor Of pushing on the move.
ment, irrespective Of Presidential Elections, or
anything else. Never did we have larger, or more
spirited meetings, than now. The year seems
given up to the Election and its concomitanis,
and we should not lose the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
quakes, Whirlwinds nor Fires, can prevent the still
small voice. of the Spirit Of God; and never was
that voice needed more.
hope your Anniversary will come early in
October; at which / think you may expect among
others, Mrs. Abby Kelley Foster, that glorious
mother in the Auti-Slavery Israel, and our new
and noble friend II. f. Douglass, of Chicago, but
now laboring most successfully here in Massachu-
sets.
My present purpose is to be in Ohio by the
tenth Of September; perhaps to remain in that
State, till your anniversary-and then proceed fur
Their West. Meanwhile, hoping you will act with
your accustomed wisdom and zeal, in this impor
tant hour, l subscribe,
Your faithful co.adjutcr,
PARKER P~ILLSBURY.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-08-18
sECT1oNALIsM OF THE SUPREME COURT.

A new distribution OF the circuits Of the Su-
premo Cour. of the United States is demanded for
sufficient reasons: frat to equalizo the labor Of
the Judges on the different circuits, and secondly,
to reclaim the Court from its present sectional con-
troll. The disparity in the circuits is now very great.
The first circuit, Justice ClifOrd's, covers Maine,
Rhode Island andNew Hampshire,
with a population Of two anda half millions, the
second. Justice Nelson's, Vermont, Connecticut and
NewYork, four and a half millions, the third j Justice
Grier's, Pennsylvania and New jersey, over three
and a half millions; tho seventh, Judge McLean's
Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Ohio, over six
millions; while the Eve circuits in the slave States,
with five Justices, cover but seven and a half mil
lions in all. With less than half the free white
population of tue free States, the slave States have
five of the nine Judges. Texas and Florida in the
South, and California, Oregon, Minnesota and
Wisconsin in the North are not yet included in
any circuit. Reckoning them in, the disparity be-
comes still greater. A reconstruction of the cir,
cults is 80 evidently demanded by every considera.
ton that touches the subject that there should be
no opposition to it. If it had been sooner attended
to, the country would have been saved the dis
grace Of the bred Scoot manifesto, and the in.
1uence Of the court would never have been giver
to the support and naturalization of the slave sys
tem.-Springfeld Republican.