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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05

Total amount Of losses,
claiIrs, and liabities...... S-t2,5S0 43
The greatest amount insured on any tine risk is
S3h,OO0 but will not, as general rule, exceed
$4,000
The Company has general rule to the
amount allowed to be insured in any city, town,
village, or block, being governed in this matter,
in each case, b. the general character of buildings,
width of streets, facilities for putting out fires &c.
No part OF its capital or earnings is deposited in
any other State security therein.
An attested copy of the Charter Act of incur-
poration accompanies this statement.
STATE OF NEW YORK, 90 . .=.
City and County of New York. o.
Charles J. Martin, President, aud J. Milton
Smith, Secretary of the Home Insurance Company,
being seveTaly depoSe and say and each for
himself SAYS, that the foregoing is true, tn and
correct statement of the affairs of the said Cor p8ra
tinn and that they the above described officers
thereof. ..t-- ts ...
(SignetD CHARLES J. MARTIN, Pres't.
(Signed) J. MILTON SMITH, Sec'y.
Subscribed aud sworn before me, this 18th day of
rs.,,,7 january, A. d. 1860. Witness my hand
l7i-A-I and official seal.
(Signed) BENJAMIN RANKIN,
Commissioner for Indiana, in New York, LOG Broad
way, N. Y. ...
Allen c. Hallock is the duly authorized agent
for this city. per certificate of authority filed ia
the County Clerks Office
This Company insures against loss or damage by
fire to buildings, merchandise, household turni
ture, and personal property generally. Also,
against the perils Of inland navigation, at fair
rates of premium. .g=-. ..f--.slt b.. ..5
ALLEN c. IIALLoCK,
Agent, Marble Hall Building, Main ST., Evansville.
frb3-tap2S. NE "54
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TITLE PER REJECT

TERMS :-One-fourth cash balance in one two
and three years, with ntcIes secured by mortgage
the premises
Phts can be seen at Crescent City Bank, County
Recorders office, Washington House. August Flies,
Henry Stockieth, KOster q OFF, Henry tiumberts,
and my oiiice, where all information will be fur
nshed. TuOS. +. GARFIN,
marII- 10td No. 10 Third &.
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Value of Money.

If money be loaned at six per cent. inter
est, and the interest collected annually, and
principal and interest re-loaned, it will in
crease as follows
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05
OFFICE LET.

NA.S.E OF THE IA OST EEEGKR He
" and centrally located Offices in the city il
vacant, and will he rented TO a good tenant
reasonable terms. 1t * known tie 80 +. & c.
Railroad Office" First street, III % Fosters
Block" II is well lighted. well ventilated, and of
easy access Situated in the centre OF business, it
is a desirable location for any business.
Enquire of NJ w. FOSTER.
aurf-lWd
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05

Total. 400 SlG9, 900
The value of the fixtures, nets, &c, is es-
timated at $4,000, and the total amount
paid for wages S22, 900.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05

wK sl,ogId JUDGE the drama TO be more OF
/, syI1an lbaH sjlyery profession, from the
n.a,B,r OF Woods ana FqfFasts and Groves
.no-,..,,l liz it.-Lou. jonrHat
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05

In round numbers, nearly forty thousand
millions of dollars would be required to pay
the debt of only one thousand dollars loaned
at six per cent. compound interest for Pc
Rod of three hundred years.
One thousand dollars loaned at ten per
cent compound interest would
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05

FISHERIES ON THE EAST SHORE OF LAKE
MIcnIGAN.--We condense from an exchange
the following statistics connected with the
fisheries on the eastern shore of Lake Michi-
gan. We give the catch at each point, with
La valnation: -
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A very respectable sum for n thousand
tions.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05
FaYYksE ,U.V'ss ERsEfI.H.IEEI Rf.4 I.FyV-es
HHsE .EV-gg Jus r RE CExE.E -

EE/ SE E.sE-cE Jus r r. = q z y'E -
w our Spring stock which comprises large
variety of Lace Shawi5 and Mantilas, black, fancy
and F0Hrrd Silks, English Beragcs, goods Tor trilv-
cling dresses, Alexanders best Kid Gloves, Hoop
skirts and Skirt Supporters a large variety ot
Write goods notions of all kinds. aud COM piete
stock of staple goods. Onr stock is large, and
prIses all articles usually kept Ia first class dry
goods house.
We intend selling goods At reasonable and mi
form aud will receive fresh supplies Of fash
ionablc and staple goods throughout the season,
order To keep up our assortment.
DUNCAN & COOKE,
mar31 No. > Main street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Ioia! amount OF capital an
ASSET
Amount of cash in Continen-
tai Bank, n. Y................
Amount of cash in hands oi
Agents, and in course of
transmission (baIance)..-..
Amount ofunincumbered rea
estate, No. / Wall Street. ..
Amount of United States
treasury notes, market
Naltie..-...... 49,. -............-.
Amount NJ issouri State BIDS,
d per cent, market value.
Amount of North Carolina
bonds, 6 per cent, market
Naiue.-....... ......... ........ -.
Amount OF Tennessee bonds,
6 per cent, market value. i.
Amount of Brooklyn City
water bonds, q per cent,
market value..................
Amount of ban k stocks, mar
ket value....................
Amount Of loans on bonds
and mortgages, being first
lien Of record on unincum-
bered real estate, worth at.
least 81, 695, 300, and on
which there is less than
one year 5 interest due and
owing-rate of interest :
per cent.................-....
Amount Of loans on stock
and bonds, payable on de-
maBd, the market value
ofsecurities pledged, SOL
SO ..................1
Amount due from premiums
ON policies issued at office.
Amount Of bills receivable
for premiums on inland
navigation risks, &c........
Interest actually due aiG
tlitlU
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05

NUST REC4KH-ED II VEN SUP
% ply of DOLE'S PATENT SAW CUNNING
MACHINE. We take pleasure in calling the at
tention of all those using Saws of any kind to this
GUNNER, as being the best now ia use Tor cheap
ness durability, and efficiency having been sue
cessfully used in almost every State i'll the Union,
and the demand steadily increasing, warrants MS
In recommending it to all Persons needing SAW
CUMMING MACHINE
ES3 These Gnmfners are manufactured for of
the best material, and every taken in the work
mauship to furnish u machine that cannot fail to
give satisfaction Geo. :. SONNTACS Il Co,
Jobbers aud Importers Of Hardware, &c, &c,
apr Main ST., Evansville. Ind
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LTABILIT

LTABILIT
Amount of losses adjusted,
and due ana unpaid..-.....
Amount Of losses incurred
and in process of adjust
Hltus -------. .--..s.'. ---..-..-.-.
hmourtof losses reported ON
which no action has been
tthtil- s---.-----..ss-- -.--.--.----
Amount of claims for losses
resisted by the Company.
Amount of dividends declar-
cd, and due and unpaid.
Amount of dividends, either
cast: or scrip, declared but
not yet due....-..............
Amount Of money borrow cd.
Amount OF all other existing
CLAIMS against the Co........
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05

SSG9s- ShxHTSs-.E EUSL STOSA.
EA with isad Without brSf les, That can he pH ~
band box or CARPET SAX while travelling, gust re-
c,.iyed al rt . S'.iiAPKEH y MUSINGS,
Successors t. 4. Efuhich & co,
apr2 - Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05

10 g. lpafIonaas*s 5-iFf uh tfas. 3
60 apron checks;
10 bales shifting stripes;
81 sheetu2;
And great variety of notions Of all kinds all of
which we selling below Cincinnati prices as
determined to draw the good trade to Evans
vile. Come and examine for Yourselves at .st
mars j. II. MAGHEE 4 GO. 5, First ST.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05

NDRT'OLV.ERS .s.S.Y3 PISTOLS,
"a Rifles aud Guns in great variety and 20 per
cent. cheaper than before offered in this luarset
We call attention TO the following kinds on hand
Shapes Repe;tters,
80 Reviewers,
~ barreled Pistols,
Colts old and Patent, :; inch, 4 inch, and
inch barrel Revolvers, assorted with Ivory
and Rosewood handles,
Warmers Pistols,
Smith Il Weson Pistols,
Derenger's do
Aliens single barrel self Cooking Pistols as
sorted Ivory and Rosewood handles,
bennington Pistols,
Aliens Cartridges,
Henry Rifles,
Shots Guns from s. to $50,
Shot Belts, Pistol Flasks,
Specimens equipments,
For sale at GEO. S. SONNTAG & CO.'S,
Hardware Dealers, Main street,
apr3 Sign of the Circular Saw.
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q fT-a e. >ES fs-g EsG6CR, E.HPORTRR
= and pei'er IN Coach anal Saddlery Hardware,
% Al. IL ni NNltnr.- ~ - =

Having COM
pleted my ar
range IA Q ntB
with Europe
an and Amer
lean manu-
y factiirers fora
III direct supply
. Of all goodsin
> my line, ( am
enableato OIL
ducenea1s, tina;
It fail to be to
.terest of all en-
in the business
e me a trial
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.

~ III n a u = EaI = II . 20 = Z y
= fore existing between c. navison and y.
O'Neii in the Tailoring business, dissolved on
the 9th of March by the ,iei.th of y. O'NeiI.
All business Of the firm viii - settled iy G.
Davison, who will continue tile business at the
old stand on First street, and viii try please all
who may favor him with their patronage, both IN
goods and vorkma nship-
n. B.-PersOns indebted to G. Dawson or pa
visnn & ONeil, respectfully requested 10 col
aud settle, as money is very much needed just now
aar:i-.lNd -. G ism
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05

T7VTT-EEE1S -sIS.E1 f.-S S!SK-Ss y u EsA.-.F
~ very pretty lot, and ciiAap, Tor boys aud mei,'
wcar opened AT X SCHAPKEES BGSSI NG'S,
Successors 10 :. Embch \ Co
G. aur:} ..-r 40 Main street
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q H. sSsE = AVID .H.R.H'lHF j. ~ -
~ Silk and Lace MantiaS and Cipes, silk, Grape,
ana Stella Slnwls, opened at
q Si.HAPKER d EuSSiNG'S,
SI,,cssstga la = Emi,icil 4 40,
ann; - Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05

ER O.N.NETS, SCO0Rs&, .S.S'ED Kin
ND hcns.--A large and very cheap lot of tine
latest Sly Icssnne very beautifu ones, just opened
at ..s SCHAPkEIs q BUSSfNG'S,
2 l4 Successors to 8. Embich It Co.
apr; ~ Main street.
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III 2.ETCHES .3.S'D .sE ss.EkRSt-
~ We are selling Watches, JewcIiy, Dc, at
extraordinary low prices, preparatory To laying ia
new stock. BiTTKOLFF BROS,
mario As Main str. It.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-05

ED y ~ u ~ k.-TEsE Lks~FTJs r. II
n q store Of Thomas kerth has been removed
from No. (FIemugs old sttu.l}, Ia - tain ST.
opposite Washington Hotel, where he keeps "a iuii
supply 0fLEATHER ND FINDINGS. He Keeps
hand every variety and sells cheap for cash.
B aPHILP DUEsNER, Jennings old salesman, IL
with me, and will Ice hand Ia wait On our Old
friends and all the new customers VINO may call on
lie viii do Justice 10 All. 80 -." F.
MARI Ind THOMAS HERTu.
EE/0N II 4 II ~ 81 win s.
W 1870 kegs assorted sizes, just received and
for sale l,y CnAS. MeJOHNSrOS,
mari P,rseS > Block, Main street.
HSyg % II X z y RT'K {, Il y g
a In great variety, the lowest price, "A the
New Drag Store OF
fb27 y. s. THOMPSON
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Watches, Clocks, Jewelry
and Silver Ware.

~ - = - - =
~ . turned II ON
the Fast, where he
has pure ha 5 ed a
beautiful assert. :
nient of fine Watch
es, Chains, Jew elry, Z
Silyerware, aud :
Clocks of every de-S
scription, he is pre-
pared to suit pur-
chasers in every
partic and
which ba iufaufs IA {
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viii succeed Dsa ysa sucss.s .s bot yoa DC
Swn ~ =. sn you VIZ have tbe appreciation Of your
MI. Gerard retired amid loud cose,s '
me aonowmE letters we're from two gentlemen who.
were announce q 70 speak, but who did not appear:-
FROM HON. Hunrfnsy Marshal,
ox.~,.s +, AsHixaTok CRY March n ls69
nsss i ss s sSs. :, o. -, me Q I'D
aosi on Monday neat, essIe Il once ss ,ssass
mN .I %s es..astsSu e
q oy. unica ~ is ssSa.. ,s
sss Ss s.a 1s e y
ard .seud think hey spacsry pa;rosc o ssa
en- :a ~. sso sSs
T:ss. s ss sssss.:
si he e denotes which driving lie psspie io "a sIrav
%hs S's Ssss e q.
s S T. sense npes sSse v 81, efforts
our coosr en- shs prefer 10 e,na,e the mpsnaias con
Ss s ss.c wS love We TO-
II :s. ND ~
am n. ssn 70 ss se sqId ssY fs gun
MR. q. s. HLI4RD.
b. pIsssS and 'cdrsss mass o. he nasns Go
a ne ne. csSstr ns'us on r. evening q The h iss
ny s.s,Y ,.,.ps,.y "a cordial GOD v.ls indeed
he Wy sssS Of Is
IS" Of such That 1s
yos ~ seaeosian she.Ssr rlse .:r q.
az ss " :s s Ct o are 'S
tape e n e
.Ss % ss;
bands Il the great dde Sales Of Which yon,s ne chs
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N,,ryAcrrRrs m yracrux--One Of the most ~ ~as
signs Of manufacturinr enterprise this coumuL
presented says the Richmond Dupateh me ense 40.
~ near Haxall, Crenshaw Co.'s mils- Tue cspMA.,
Which & sTee 4 nearly al subscvbed and the oudiDgs
s.,c,. = ~ ~ under he superutsndcnce Of gen.
d, nsn Of Great experience, VEN knovn and much ..
TENED IN thin communiy. He was ne superintendent
yoss IL sits 1pon which h proposed 70 erec The new
And chich vas burned down some years since fnat
holacrs Who owned handsome dividends = the
time a s destruction The new one, We are sure gotten
Nd under the auspices thai VIII control and direct VIII
he even more sucOesfu and yieli liberal reunu-
syntou 10 those invest their money il t. Those who
desirs 70 krow more about do by inquupg Of
Mr. L. D. Crenshaw.
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The Presiden, thcn addressed the assemblage Is fol-
isws-
FuIow CtTTSs-fn accepting the invitation preside
your deliberations this evening, did IT, not because
i pohacan--I never have BEEN am not now never
expect TO bel did because always have been Union
man. (Applause) ANA Union man now, and always
intend 70 be Union msu. (Rcnewed cheers I need
ON entertain yOu-bui permit nae to say that
nv own impressions are that not only In the
s heart, ,,o, Of t !, who are present tonight
Noshern but To the Southern States, up and down the
whole iength OF land there strong feeling the
time has arrived In the history OF oar country when thoo
aha love that country must come forth ana sustain thoa
Hho viii 60 for Union rather than for party Cheers
nh difcu pom. for any man Who has been Tor years
a The country, 70 come GU, aad dissent from,
The opinions Of those with whom he ha, , hsnn
wont to associate and entertain, and supper, and
~. thers
~ tiscs, slthoosA he nay saseo. himself 70 os
yet sun there are times when he VINO nsrSsns ui o,Ssr
nm ne sro sr"nDd him who stands him
sen from sae great mass for hc sake Of sustaining some
great principle ssTds =; AT ,s On sne inquest we
arrived d crisis In the history Of our country n a
line when party spirit rife and when tn love OF couu
-. our w. country '' has been made suessrvisnt
- party. The time has come whom those
SS s p: Ma Thai they mum re 5.
- take stand and support those who In various positions
- cfnce and influence, are struggling to sustain this
Mighty Union. There is q feeling extensive-much more
% than h generally suppoeed-shroughout our whole
sssn0y, feeling that regard to this great excsag
subject, which has asitated country for such :
1esg@ Of time, that We have harmed enough about
% know thai u duty North to leave the agta.ed
ene slavery In the hands Of those who hold the slaves
Aey have The responsibility they willing 10 sustain
ehat responsibility and 10 duty aer Ill the expe
sisncs o. the agitation Of the past d duty roll the
rsspcnebiy upon them and NO longer attempt medce
h those Institutions which belong strictly them aud
Which hey have constitutional right sustain cloud
0eep) not possible that the spirit OF orimna6on
md recrmnsfon which hiss characterized the history OF
oar country for the past few year,, can much
lssger 70 on without bringing about that terrible
tnsirophe, which in our youth was considered
Elm for . man 70 speak or thick Of, and which
- Dow become common IN the mouths q politicians
NJ ea Of eevessnce q the Union u The UnsA Hstes
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pApru ,o-Wu ~ Lsw Lsuienth0l- The tsstator in
this case died. leavine se amount !" soa' ana per-
sonal estate, varioualy AAAsa ~ rom sio0oo 70
$500 ooo which he bequ, 80 ,- '''''' .n7A.'"
Of bis fAmly--the greater In ,s. 49, - esoc
during the term OF her life e. ss1a pesscr ~ bs PM
which the deceased has wiled a. U,rsts~. Essrs .nd
gxrs Incorporation known "A mitch rnnrch ~ a..
Desccns Of the Reformed Protesta = Enles nrinsed IN
City Of New York." and q collect els ~ BE- even /,
the German languages, which he dir. M sdrstted 70
potr German emisrants. The win has
probate
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CArrary WncHER COMMITTED Captain Vincent Witcher,
who killed the three brothers. James Ralph end Johnson
Clement ~ Dckinsnps STORE franklin county. yirgnis
rev days ence, has been examined and committed 70 jed
Tor trial. without bail John Apshony Smith, srsndson,
and Addiscn wnchsr, eou q Captain wHchsv, have been
HI nstinYf- - q - - -.
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TIE GREAT ISSUES OF THE DAY.
Grand Union Demonstration at
the Cooper Institute.

CORRUPTION OF THE Two GREAT PARTIES
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1kSibkSlS.
John G. Amber,
Abram J. Van Wrinkle,
Emmor X. Halght,
b. Brown,
Hamilton II. Salmon,
George ". Thorpe,
JoDalhsn Edgar,
Daniel Butter field,
John Phillips,
Chas. NJ. Connolly, Jr.,
john G. Vose,
Henry l. Scott,
Charles II. F. Ahrens,
Jonas Bar tictt.
John 7. Willeston,
Peter X. Mumeord,
Hervey c. Calkiu,
Thomas A. Wilmerding,
Charles J. Coggill,
George A. Buckingham,
William g. Sterling,
N. K, Mercereau,
William Hertzel,
William +. Jackson,
Vim. 4. Lloyd.
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WIN II
AbrAm Duryee,
George J.. Nevius,
Vim. N. Grinnell,
Wade B. worrall,
Marshall lAiierts,
Amos +, Eno,
william FuInifs,
Thomas Fa~cett,
Charles s. Benson,
Pcter Scoyen,
Henry D. Van Nostrand,
Cornelius X. Sutton,
hobart r. Griffin,
Edwasd Ha,ghs,
Stephen Roberts,
Henry Wheeler,
John I, Dunkin,
Justin 4. Edwards,
Christian NeizgAr,
William A. Ket;hum,
William Wetmore,
Henry r. Ryder,
Abran S. vosburgh,
Edward 5 Howard,
Paul N. spofIord,
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I'D not believe the widest fanatics OF the
North could ever produce an extensive insurrecton
smoug the slaves al the South (Applause but whether
covering whole State, only - extensive a. that OF
John Brown the danger Of insurrecon, great or small,
was enc which Nor hern men had right to bring on
the South He declared In no spirit OF anger that he be.
leved that the demonstrations Of 1850 were but chds
play to the state Of feeling existing In the South At
this time The foray Of John Brown be regard
ed as the legitimate result OF the teachings
Of the republican party Enthusiastic sppisuss) he
ballot box solid phalapx against the republican party,
and every othey disunion party In the country BE next
spoke or tho Southern oppoeton party, with which ne
acted in and especially compluented the gal
liant aud noble hearted representative nom New York,
George Briggs for hts unwKverns adhesion 70 the prnc
Pennington, he did 90 only after was evident tn0 no
American could be elected He then proceeded 70 dis
length in terms Of reprooaton, the republican
doctrine Glands for the landleshomeo for the homo
le !" and concluded his lengthy speech amid loud ap
plsuee
SPEECH or HON. HORACE MAINLAND.
1be President now Introduced The Hon. HORACE NAY
xARp, Of Tennessee who received with great enthu
Siam. He aaidMr. President and you national young
men OF the city OF New York-fwenty years have now
rolled away since myself, then young man, too, had
the honor in this city (And remember ccaitissl Al
ost on this sery spot to make my frst political tdress
Twenty everfu years have rolled over IN, ana what
have they brought in their Uainy The then twenty SIX
United States. just double the number Uf inc original
thirteen, have been increased by number more tnan
half Of the original sum- and VIII soon be sweled uns
The OF gipal thirteen viii be numberrd threefoid a
vast contipers has besn added realm IN empire, the
ior Of Tesss; aud The msdern Oehr TIE land o.
golcsud the gold ~ that country y gcodhss afo come
H. on tho shores Of he rcnofest rncnc Aye and mora
recently sun in that remote and Of which one OF The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-27

we're EXPIRE ssionc Of diss Nsfacou at tbese seuti-
psns BY so%e odviduai at the i lower end Of the
the more exci,eable portion Of the audience, but
y. Gerard ssid) ~a y, lei thai man remain; | Ike
him 10 be therca The President pleaded the cause Of
the Offending gentleman by obscrving-I want him 10
hear Mr. Gerard. This is just the medicine for him
eS %n GrraIn resumedAhI ~ this: am NO party
neither sn aDe on 10 IN
feeling lam no member Of any party. have been
called here to say . few words. am rejoiced to
zee 30 lArge \ number Of men Of oil parties
cipe ssd God grant hat the Union principle may grow
(Cteers) They say what b the user Why, you
can't contend against Tsmmauy Hail. the red democracy;
pubicans but Is great thing 70 die II good cause
(Applause.) And, yon cannot prevail against them,
you may correcs guide and ~odsrsss men, and you
ricsn superior TO p.rtythss Win p.ce him higher than
any miserable politician who governs the ranks q mere
party sppsuss rs'ss resr y to the young
dent promptly seized the juvenile flag which "the
lyric decaifner waved with such patriotic graoefune
must be stated be- did pcs perform that operation Win
a much artistic effect the lyric decaimer ')-rsiee
your banner said Mr. Gerard do not be ashamed Of the
triumph; and you Gail, viii be- Of course, becauss Of
the success Of some other party. There h no
principle about them; n IS mere miserable
ines and stcaings the other daughter ana cheers
There s grand principle about It. There was = prin-
cpe tn former days which Southern friends have i'd
Is miserable fight for office, for spoil, and
for power. (Renewed chters) tramplc rpcn them
both they are contempble they rot such party a.
independent, honest and fearless 70 cast their vote for
honest men, you ind them, put them mp Tor oice
You sy can yeS pS up ssco ss
yepnbHaans, 6eocrsa a. any cher nsuns provided ey
are hoaess up~ ne gsss qssssns Il tAs sspasry ~