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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05
JOHNSTON. Ohio. Nav 10Th, 1860.

JOHNSTON, Ohio, Nay 10Th, 1860.
w. L. PORTER, Dear Sr.--'rhis is to certify
that we have used your Cure OF Pain with great
success in tlree cases OF putrid sore throat tscar
let 'everJ for lever und ague, and dysentery. ]
think it is sure cure il rightly used.
WM IA ulRSON
For Sale h. A. Cook and Dr. John Nichols,
Chnrdon; 5. Moody, Pninesville; Bourhton, Ford
& Co., Burton; Bishop & Sperry, Middlcheld; A.
Hunt, Russell A. Fling, Fowlors Mills; A.
Mathews, Newbury; Wells, Parkman +
Claridon.
w. l.. PORTER, Proprietor,
Bundysburg, Geauga Co, o.
5lOyI
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05
MARRIED.

At the residence Of the brides mother
in Troy, Sept. 27,h, l860,by w. F. Pratt,
ESQ. Mr.. BENJAMI II. COOPER 10
Miss EMILY THR ASHER.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Pcrter's GNRE Of PAlN,
FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL usEl
o~O1~~~~~O~~c~SN~-
THE BEST PAIN KILLING REMEDY
Hao JDasaBov@pBd


GrsrAvUs, TrumJul! County, Ohio,
May lS,h 1860
w. l.. Porter, Denr Sir,--I take pleasure in
recommending our Cure OF Pain to the pubhc -
| have used ii successfully nt various times for
Group and extreme cnses OF worms in children,
nlso for giving action 20, and relieving pain in my
wife's arm, whilst healing ii after being broken
have used several bottles Of IL, and think It is
all II Is recommended 10 be, aud that II people
were to u'e more OF It In general they would havc
less sickness aud pay but lew Doctors bills
ASA NJ. WA1 ERS.
This is TO certify that my wife has used Porer's
Cure OF PUN with very good success TO remove
pain, tncuraigia) IRON her head and other pnrls ot
the system. A. MOSET.
GusIavus, Ohio, May 18th, 1860.
VERNON O., May !ih, 1860.
w. L. PORTER, Dear Sri have used your
Cure Of Pain with great success in my family.
particularly for cramps and pain in my stomach,
bee siinRs, &c. eau recommend IL fof almost
any internal complaint 1t il nt 1t Is claimed to
be, and will no, be without il constantly in my
family. HENRY BEACH.
VERNON. Nay 18th, 1890.
Ma. PORTER Dcdr Sri have used your Cure
Of Pain, nd find 1t u good remedy N many cases.
especially in cholera inorb,ls.
MARY ANN ALLEN,
Wife OF James 5 Allen.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05

WHY WILL you NEGLECT COLD and
AFFECT to despisc it as hong as you arc hblo
10 Walk, Until IT lie grown into . danger
GUS and perhaps an incurable Ceugh-the fore
runner OF Consumption, some other dan
gcrouS disease 1t is through neglect or i'm
proper treatment Of this COMMON COLD that such
vast numbers Of the human race are destroyed.
Like a despised enemy, II issufircd to strength
cn itself by delay, until it has reached and 80
much affected the vital organs, as to place you
beyond the reach Of man, and you Eah an easy
prey to It's power. ~
There is a cheap, Sofs-saft for the most tens
der inant-and oeriaiH remedy for this dreadful
enemy to mankind that remedy is
DEMONS VEGETABLE HEALING BALsAM,
which Cor several years was never known to fail
giving good satisfaction, and It leaves the pa
tient WILL; he needs no medicine to purge this
from the system. .,
This Medicine will cure and heal the Lungs,
cure a Lame Back, Gravel and Kidney Com
plants Pains i'll the Side, Stomach or Breast,
Aguc in the Face, or Breast Nervous Com
plants, Palpiati0n Of the Heart Phthsic, Dys-
pcpsia aud Liver Complaints 1t will cure
Burns, Fresh Wounds Chilblains, and Bruises
upon man or beast, and take soreness out Of
any part OF the body. Bleeding at the Lsngs,
Chronic Rheumatism, Worms, Summer Com
plants, Sore Mouth, Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough.
lnlS ls not one O1 I've new discoveries, IL 10
an old and established article and there are
myriads Of living evidences of its efficacy.
Put up in bottles at only % cents each.
Great Imposition and Fraudl
It' increasing demand and wonderful suecrss
has induced some three hundred to initiate my
Vegetable Healing Balsam," which is alwal.
done to an invaluable medicine. Therefore Ito
counterfeit is composed of only two articre
while the genuine is composed of eight diaorehs
nrticlCs, and " all work together for good"
B. DENTON Il Co, ProprictorS
No l42 Geaesee 81, auburn, N. Y
For sale by a. COOK, Chardon; DR.. Cleveland,
Burton; r. Treat, Claridon; G. $. Field, East
Claridon Bishop & Sperry. Middlefeld; c. S 81
f. o. Lyman, Mulberry Corners; A. Mathews,
Newbury; DIR. French. Parkman; II. CumminS,
Russell; j Smith, Thomp.on and by Merchants
and Druggists throughout the country.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05

TThe Free Agricultural Fair will
be held at Ciaridon, on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday next.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05
Botanical Remedies 4!

No CalOmel or other Deleterious drug is used.
Persons from a distance desiring Advice and
Medicine will send general description Of the
appearance of The Urine, with correct statement
raj history Of the symptoms. with name, age, &C.
All communications must be directed TO
S. G. CLARK, NJ. D.,
Jamestown, mercer Cos Pa.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05

&a-See Advertisement of Sanford's Liv-
or lnvigorator and Family Cathartie Pills,
in another column.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05
Or. S. @. CLARK,
formerly of the Firm Of Clark g. Gibson,l
GERMAN REFORMED URIPATHlC
7SbVgirian aaN snrseun,

CAN be consulted at the following times and
places
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05
CURE OF CONSUMPTION,

And all Diseases Of the Chest and Lungs Dyspep
sia, Nervous Diseases, Female Derangements, of
every character, will be treated with success.
Also, will cure old sores, and all Eruptiye Dis
eases, OF whatever character they may be.
He max es use of universal
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION.

TAR CLARK having had frequent and urgent
TO visit their neighberhood occasionally, that they
might consult him personally, as well as by case,
viii hereafter visit the above-numed places, once
a month.
Having had II years experience in the prac.
thousands OF patients, in all forms OF acute aid
chronic diseases, with unparalleled success, of
which some OF your friends aud neighbors can
testify, and is prepared to give relief to all who
may apply.
Persons desiring CONNECT knowledge Of the
disease with which they are afflicted, may rely
with implicit confidence in having impaired TO
them true statement Of their situation.
Particular Intention will be given 10 the
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05

No. IA Broadway N. Y, .
To Whom all Wholesale orders shOnldbs addressed
530y
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-04-28
3.
GbarieStpn Gpnbentipm.

eBarle on, %. 9pril. Die ren,pfratiite
acknowledgements trurSe sun Nitter @moffss
Fem gOrFBsr rsS NatiOnalcpmites, ,ur Srsnuno
8srllTsn. Granris 9. 6lcurnsy son grtaaIas ,purre
gum srrstlorilfsn grrfser srnannt. "
Die RUminattun son 0puoras
@tr0 ais ltGtr tetra&tet. Cif aan,e
9sm<gcrter unn elm 9tstl Der Sirearplina gsle,
9as'rn tptrN iur i'm %itimmtn.
G9arIetun, 20. april. @sasrn gts,D fat,
ten rs Csl;saten rsr iasIiaen etauten eine geras
tRun3, in Ter teiAIufen 'wuroe, in @aFs a~af,utrez
ten, trsnn in tgr platfrrm ni6t elm Gas alaencms
mel, trirr, rer bic 9teGte res Sarens auf gelGa<
sung Der Sctasersi in zen 5euitotisn ansrtennt.
"a tics iapsrli4 0ei4stsn ptrp 10 it i9r austritt
"oraus5ueben.
Srf9On liaS Californian R~in,ratca nit sem giis
Fen. Ties irirR ais Elm t6rtli6er Stop mir Ton,
8las tetra9tet.
Gtt Urs,nne spt lDpusias errartsn mcraer
istne domination. Or bat % Stiumsn rer Ner
gOrtsr Delegation. eestsr. Sat in eruser @air.
f'tat Fie gsl4Iais rer @tbr9tit ssrrrrfsu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-04-28
pas ''e''e SOrnta9ss6 eiet III
S1c1p:SJurf.

2rcs Fem Nicerltallre rr re,ttihen Qsaeurpnez
len Nttasr bon Grie UNI Slider ron Ginas Sc.
'nr mir NIT einsm Sonnta9sseitee teslidt mrrrsn,
'aS bic bersits teitehsnren gcriAriftsn srribarieu
jou. Us bat pie llnterNarift res Gcrssrreurs En-
Ealtsn unr Iautst, Wir fulgt.
l. IS 1T ni4t erldiFt, am Gurntaoe in
tr9sno ftnsm gttauae, @arten, ETentltaen 9Iats,
ecneertiaal 'c. IN Stast unr Counts Nctpsg
irsenN Elm SdauipieI, 5rauerptrl, euRIpiel, 8arrs,
Sper, Szlltt, gOiIe, @antemitne, Ntser,Gpncrr
rnr Wt3srsSnni, prsr ienfigc Stauacaunes;
euF fer 9utne ani;uiGhren, rter Suntrei.srs
Eai&snipisiers, cher stittanssrzS rrteaunaen su
9essr, rpFr ir9eno cine @uitauFitruna. aus
9enpm'nfn, fofern lie ais She'll res g,pttesrien.
PES gu Fetradten ii, 5a eeranitatten.
So. Serer, rer se9en sryfefe,ce gtEim
niunsen Yerf0bt, crtr { ur # annpnceu .ral.
telifia II, (iprie jsrsr Gtgtnttamrr rcer @a6te,
res @tRdaret, @ayens, GpnceytIaales &C., rer "a.
Vocal fir iplae anTHtrungeu cern,ictfet, rre,
irfni9itens enlrct, rap fe rorin na~ttinren
lcIl eins1 GriS'inatvcr5eben5 i&nIris ietn UNI
ir4 nrten rrn ttrcits Felebenrcn seIcstiter
'Strafe en- IN zine @eIrtuFe ron $500 r~erfnler
ireIte re pGcieui4nit SIR iittliden gcFerun3
jn8raelifrr gertrrter" su ifrcm gefrn eintla,
8tn Hari. IuEGrrem iolen hura guTatrtrser
all Srnnta9en rte eicenc n, wsl8e Fir Pie tctrcfs
i'neen ercale erttsi!t ,rprprn finn, co ipso SCR
mtrtt mn a~nnuQirt feir.
So. 9tFisa GeeB trtt icglei6 in Strait.
E9lsrsgcrt Tenn rfrat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-04-28
u nslanb.

Nren6en. - 9as Ginss ridnsnib sipii6en
grsuBen nnp gn9lanc sesenGter 6rantrei6 III ais
atsentatt gu tetraGtsn unp 70 u~nterliest tetnem
5rseifel, has rie- teiren Staoten in Der fg weis.riI6s
iasesiiden Gras. suilmmtn seben merren.
.Sn sipiSen G0risrn Res Satuwer 3reiits grn,s
msrn) mar Gnrs @dr3 cine Sunsersmstt
ausssfrc6en.
Die 9ria3siHn Grisrrid Biltelm, ais mirsias
&pGter tsrer fSnisliGsn Mutter, tefnpet lid iri.pf,
in interelfantsn u mfdnpen.
Seffrcicb.- &c t.ist, ras Tram sSptrt
fer 8VniSin scn England siptn g,Iu6 MAIDEN min
8abcm. = srrs res 9sftisFeu gRireritanssa
Ssitens Ger 8ammifrn, mic sss sau3sn eanres. BAT
Der GrcBtsr3cs led re unat9ansisteit Ter fat6uI.
Stride (p..t.rfas gcnerrrat) prctIamirt.
Sic bentieben Staatcn am @briu
treAem neutrality-suspicious.
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8riefe 9nmbalats

an Saruba8eu Dpn Gnfe.
bic iostsa In gang DeutGlaup elm seraltists auis
itten bersOrseruisn baten.
Sn rtelen griefsn an ieinsn ssrtrauteftn Grturs
ipri6t f& SuintUlrt radtaltsIos itfr VHentli6t :3us
fannie, iiees Yclitit. Stride, ras areiten am 5ciie
&c. aus; tsrsits Ssitens Der preusii&en gebBrrtn
eonfiseirt, warrea fe pom prtns> Resentsn
riessr ireisesetsn UNI srletten In sier @caen
pi Gu1asen. a a
Ter 9rsis Der Gsrtarsfasn aussatt III 60 cts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-04-28

Ntwzgprt, 25. aprit. Die garte rGtarz
lOtts" rrrre seitern NIT 8siflas bsl.st, pa MA n
fs ais Selaseni&iT i'm gsrra6t Bate.
5&nestm Staate New,gprt. Ss>
iresO, "a. aprtl: @ett @tttsrna6t 1T bier Ger
S&nse 8 3oQ tr4 sefanen.
Npb in 8a(timpre. Baltimore. 26.
gfrtl. Gie reputIitaniiGe GtaatssG unsenttcn
fam feute bier %;uiaumrn unb tpurre ron einem
SapIen 8crriss aussinanrsr seiprfnst. Die 0its
9ItsSsr rrurpen auf FER Strase perfDlst une pom
@6tsl terrrtt. H
D%ubufuf, ZEN Is. 9pril. Die 3aGl ter
bier Hur6tpmmsnpen Gmisrantrn: 3uae mad Gaz
l%ttprnisn rnr 9ifea 9rat serlncGrt fia feinahe
ta9li6. Gin Gmisrantenjus fir Californian, rer
bier am Gcnnerlas anfam, iatrte IS gferre, 80
Sod Ohien unp l 9Sassn nit ih. Gin anSerel
3ug, fUr 9ite5 9slt b%sitimmt, ,9tlte S5 @aaen
ncn renen p. ron Grant Gountp, @ise., 4 srr
Sainpis uap 4 Scn Sapiana tamen.
S n.6rantlin, Snpiana, wurpe elm eeutlts,
Nirtt, @amsns Clinton Ia6tsr, ron einent a,nr.
rttaHiiGsn Trrrs ertcGeu. Der Gppnp BAIT
sem Csutifen bic 0euiter sinsrrprfen, neil pieis
ten NIT istnsr Sanre niGt inS 5ans lalen trclte
Wa6tsr pOate Ten &upsy, Ger int geariTs tam
auF rsr e~gtnfa9n gu entwiiben, am Gesut ieinst.
'ssnten. Der Gcpc9 itsS ibm atsr iein 3efIer il
Ben Setb, unp 8a4ter lanf %;uIammeu, um nie
lpiseer aufiupeten. s ez,.a.m @
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@arftberidt BON ct. Souls.
f


@etl, gitp i%upsrFne. $685. so pr ISL.
common S3-3,25,
70 els n, epn 81, isl 20 ps Bail
Gsrfs, Spmmerscrls 6O-70 cts pr sttl,
Binterssrae 99-95 cts
& @sli&tOrn, inr cmmpn 5o-54 cts, Iai, u,
srima 56-r5S cts. .t+rs@ -
Safer, 4l-43 cts pr gibl.
8s8sfn, 5-s3 pr Sibl nit Sdttn.
8tistp ISIS LA cts pr @a!pnt,
Butter, 9-12 Its pr Nfr.
"a Gier, ll-l2 cts pr GRr. el
u &artuffeln, 45--60 cts PER 8SGt.
ss S6mals, Country 9 3,4--lO ia cts. per ge
S&weine, S6.0Q-6.50-T.00 per 100
9funp. e ~
8atf, 5000 per Stid.
S6afs, aussr!stas S4-5 per Stud, ,une I
1ar c%rriaaire s 2,5O-3.50. *,
l. -f4feH ss es!e,tt -e 81 ~ -,Tf1
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Msnaa \

ssfttsripenrii6 srie her asriiJa itsen rem Gsri6.
rcrt sufolae isin II. fat q ms ii rtr zSst mad
10 i66nsn frarmen 5asen lett sUrasiisra 10
talts !sadtf sesra6t, etc nit thrrn tBtSRsu unslids
ii6srrtiis siemli6 srbs6iitsn s6assu ytraria6.
ten. gpn ZEN Weinsdrten litten ~teicnrsrs d. nitprris
ger Stlsssnsn strtat, unp ausstr,m Eat ew srua
unanssnekm ~aui pie 8artgiela UNI auesre sat,u.
ssmddas, ait sstm1 iiftraus scrstiAsiisa rarsa; a.
irirt,
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--..ses.--
Hermann, April 81. 1860.

In reply to your request published in the
'Hermanner Volksblatt" of gist inst, L have
to say that, approaching the kind feelings by.
you expressed, ] cheerfully submit my nameto
my fellow citizens of Gtasconade, as a Gcandi-
date to represent them in the next General
Assembly subject however to the decision
of a County, Convention, should any be held.
in our county, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for Representative or countylof-
fcers. 40 taa
Yours respectfully sal. 80
To Mess. Robert J. Heath, aa 80. "a
Thomas F. Clary, r..r,aes ga !, 81,
s. others. ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-04-28

s6psi;.- Die @Gpes- Sat russrnlals uup
;lpart IN ltRr snerstiasr @sut ssssn pie eiupsrlsis
lung SosOssns NIT Sranfrsia prptsfirt.
Sranfre;cb.-G ie gssistunscn Grantrei&s
gu erslanr inp ssipannt bis gum 8siben.
Stnlieu. - n Si3aieu treitete ff6 eiue aus
meme Gmprruns aus. Sruppsn BON Nsapel sinsen
cabin ab. gu& in Nsapsl tra6en auffanre aus.
Die ttnislthsn Srugpen nabusn pis 8sbeIen ses
Tansen unp unterrradten ole l1nruten.
Sn 9alsrrao (sfr Sausttart Sicilien's) mar
Der 9risss sufaac ertldrt pprprn; tlutise Sample
latten latt8efunrsn.
! Spanier. Silt Warpeep 1T Trteben
seIdlcisn. Gin Grneorrat nit rem 9atle puree
SlstdTaas anssialu1sn unp ~str1fsntli8t.
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n@- 5sr 6riesrt6 @trtass RtS g.
rtuet, ets %nsaelten urp intercfanteien gri6sinuus
gen Der reutihen 9itrratur uns in a,inser t%uftIpislis
gen anssatsn susansis gu MAIDEN, psranlfaltst sss
s%snrpartis cine tiaise sussats Der sVr 8urstp, In
9eip3is fri6ientnen
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GartemgDirtbiHafE

tftI3tF ~
gm Sountas, rem 6. @lai, pertt i'd ntins
nss Gaarfens@ irtb ha I 81
richer er5Tnsn uns titte uns sensisten 3uiprua.
90 arr I NJ ausuRt .frr. etii.i.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21
THE VOICE OF ILLINOIS.

Speech Of n. I. Werrtck, fSg.
The following the full remarks but incompletely
reported yesterday made by r. T. Merrick of Chicago
il convention on Monday:
Mr. Merrick, of Illinois, do not propose to trespass
very long upon the time OF the convention but since the
discussion has taken wide range feel it to be my
duty to say word for the State which represent and
in explanation OF her position. Ia her behalf speak
Gentlemen have said upon this floor that in requiring
from the delegates asking seats in this body pledge
to abide It's action and support It's nominees Tor President
and Vice President are drawing an invidous dis
tiuction between them aud those who remained in the
Convention at Charleston and hold their seats by
unbroken and uninterrupted claim Sir, cannot appre
ciae the force OF the argument see the distinction
attempted to be drawn between the obligations under
which We are, and the obligations under which they will
be after the pledge demanded has been given.
Illinois came TO this Convention to abide its decisions
and support les nominee Applause She asked no
new test OF Democracy she had upheld and borne the
old standard triumphantly through many hard fought
fields and she content with the principles inscribed
upon its folds and reflected from the hearts OF her peo-
pie Renewed applause. She asked nothing new and
was willing to walk upon the old ways OF Democracy,
recognizing all democrats who agreed in the funda
mental principles of the party and not caring how wide
y they might dler upon abstract and incidental ques-
tons. Applause. This her view when she came
into the Convention and this is her view now. But sir
Independent Of this view she is bound by the action Of
this Convection for the that having voluntarily
participated 10 is deliberations she thereby assumed
obligation or honor to submit to its determinations.
This obligation extends only TO her, but to every
man who remained in the Charleston Convention, and
binds him in faithful allegiance to this Convention by
bond as sscred as the pledge propose TO require from
those gentlemen seeking admission. WHAT, sir,
was the history Of the Charleston Convention and the
most unfortunate withdrawal Of certain States from its
deliberations - I..,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21

N.g .ll uo. sarpr,el ,a.l l-.ala.1 should .lut .Le
t.,ri Of tae Cj,ode COMMITTEE, aud Che crushing cel
...s o.; che House. ,tpulgyI A Wls..a-,al ,,rys
pendent relates that a es DAYS ago while o.i Buck Uas
bsaaiar ts fate r lle midst of CIRCLE OF 1crotgys lc
exclaimed To the acor, Of DIS feelings oh. t44t had
d. Benton IN the House she,eupol cha. geUeroa sll
gallant cLauriou 0f tlc distressed Co'oue, H0teu,e,
Who formed one o. ie r.tr. rose DO the me sly Of
.-s .zu4tol 4i striking Es breast 90 Impulse OF
81, piring sstslcr.ics exclaimed. IL Wil be your
Benton Whether Do, President took Le excellent
CJoue. into bis aru, and believed bis handsome face
ytb warm aud gushing tear, Informant not able
10 saw. An NJ. Buchanan, there are some things that
caunot be eradica,ed There spots that even
Tie mol itudaols seas cannot sash away You cannot
pa~k from the hearts Of the people the udgmen, whl,h
tleir representatives pronounced against YOU lou
cannot away the neradcabe stigma that has been
affixed 10 your Admins traton and yourself Even Co
Ia Benton himself if lie could be restored to life and
were willing TO respond your appeal would fud bis
tones al ing upon lsadsu aud give up in utter des
pair.
Aud vet Bucks man, Florence, has since had the au
dacity 10 introduce expuuging resolutions into the
Houss Of Representative and the Opposition
ious 70 VOC upon them bu. Forenee would not let
vote BE- taken. knowing well What the result would be-
Poor Old Buck Isn0. the way Of the transgressOr very
bard
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21
N,hrL.IIc Nnt DI.mIs.ed ,

Notwithstanding hc grave charges preferred against
the Sixth Auditor by the Pos.mastegGenera involving
,lc mos; ca,pable deInqueaces Of duty, no, some
,li1g worse, no movement has yet been made to judge
&c by the only proper remedy. This shameful disregard
OF opinion aud p-oprety after the recent revelations
concerning FJwlers long and systematic robbery of the
post Office, is well calculated, if there was 10 other
cause 70 bring the Administration into deserved dis
grace aud contempt What confidence be repOsed
.a public fuucouares who tolerate such abuses who
permit one OF the safeguards OF the Treasury be under
the ban Of such discred.t as Dr. HoIs Official letter to
Congress exposes
Why has not the Sixth Auditor been dismissed from
the Office be has proved himself so unworthy to fI.
Why have not steps been taken to prosecute him
a,compGce in the dedication Of Fowler Is there no
limit 20 the audacty and shocking deprayty of this De
mocratic Buchanan Administration
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21
Position Of Old buck.

It's said that an important document prepared for
Charleston is ; i'm existence and has been lately amend
I'd and extended and win be read at Baltimore. An in
rep.i delegate is willing Curius-Gke, to throw himself
INTO ,he cbasm and to for Mr.. Buchanan-a single
vote which will give him opportunity Of reading this
Important document Bger carried it in his pocket fer
one time and returned it the President 1t is said
that the Chief Magistrate will date upon the degenera-
cy Of tle times the corrup.ons Of politicians and viii
conclude with his usual appeal to Divine Providence.
There IS another rumoy to the effect that the coceyed
ola bachelor President has come to quite different
.lusou, sace the vote of passed upon him and
the Secretary of the Navy by the House Of Represent
dives l, is numatej in quarters that since the
assembling of tire Baltimore Convention he has prepar
cd letter TO be read before that body in which he de-
mauis. in the uame Of Justice dccency and the uuyer
.I Deuocracy that he shall be re-nomiuated for the
Presidency aud Toacey for the Vice Presidency III order
70 rtuse the representatives of the people for their
OF ceu-1re upon h, Presien, and member OF his Cab
met Tba, would O., O. splendid ticket on splendid
platform. ara would no doubt r1a Ike wili-fre We
commend u TO the democracy aud their delegates at B.
-.u0re.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21

FROM 'ha t-,e--lr'c dispatches of hst 4it there
ges,- TO be percc, dead lock al Baltimore The Com
Mite, on Credentials ttye been in session for two whole
DAYS aud nights trying 20 dispose Of thc question OF he
Omission of the Seeding delegations, hu thus far nol
Ing ls. been done towards uapilg that segy hard knot
Il5le BIAS already U,u one light in the Committee room
tho -s i,l- l,..i. given. .al faces violently slapped
and pistols drawn and sa,I in the mo-. desperate man.
usr We look ont Tor tie spilng Of great deal Of pr
c5us Democratic Glaze, before the adjournment Of the
Convention. VIA, a happy and splendid cOnsumm.
,,u t would De, It, se the Kilkenny cats the tvcaty or
thirty thousand Lo,ooco spolsmen at Baltimore should
auuihiate each other How the honest and patriotic
men ofthe whole country would haloo and clap their
hands for I5y
We invoke the yeonlHry OF the had to resolve at
once to tramplc this mobish demagogica parry in the
dust, and TO rally as man, 70 the support Of those
heightened gentlemen and distinguished statesmen BELL
and ErGEfrr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-21
government Printing once.

The bill recently passsd by Congress, establishing
Government Printing Oce, does not go into effect un
Ill March. sol The purchase Of the establishment is
to be made b the Superintendent of Printing under the
supervision of Joint Committee in Congress; and l50
900 is appropriated for the object. The rates of pru;
ing for the present Congress reduced 40 per cent
The two Houses have shown equal wisdom in the pro
posed wo,k of reforming the abuses in the Printing Of
Congress The saving OF moaey will be considerable
au lc saving Of national and pyyate character ucacu-
T.ETa