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, 1860-07-16

TRUSTEES SALE.-W hcrcas
L Julius crone AZ; willar, t. Apthcs,. By In1ins
Jn'fus crone. made and sxesust ce.an drrt Ut tr.:
bearing h4te TIE fourth layf M1rch, i. D. ls53 anu
.rrsl The sam. to e. soom II. Wilson: fo ~*cuse the
p%yE+ o. certain psnssarY unte therein ntlnLr
which si decd Of trust Il coHit tn ths :c.,'tr ee
q cuox County u Tie Stale o. lhnhs.. Ia t"k ltd ct
County IN he state Of ,ntira Bo * 1T Muss ~ Il
pacea 4d3 ant 81 Now Therefore, deiauit .avi7e lea
made IN the psyment u hs ?rcnloEr mite in .- ali
deed Of tsH mentioned. au application having tsxn nl:
TO q. BY The Legal premises Ii
deed describe :. on a,rouat Ut ste % auft,
Not &c hereby given thai ny vstue Of Tie power IT
sale IN tht sad detd Of trust contained shall on tnrtr
tue sixteenth aF Of July lS ut tea O'Clock in the
Of that day. tt North door nf tie tuu House ia
thesY u Ca'eas III the sa'e Of i:non. se II public
auction to ths highest oa'es fot eh. TIE rem:se. '
I.ns ~ ana to..s ts y heck fsny iauf 50 u es,!oa
ten 81 tsst of he ID principal meridian t'uaea In he
city n Chicago cauaT Of Co"k aad state OF Illinois Al
the Huth ha Of the noktheast quarter OF section
~ ID t~n.hp thtys1 {ss nth. range len tIul west
atused Ia The county OF l2ke 4Ld state Of Iuaaa and
nlths Ilxtt sad teug e re.emptton o, the nd Jaus
Apthosp. thcas heirs and skns e aa1 y sad bee'-
e0L0Aua II. WILSON, Trustee.
f.htfte, -fntV ~. ttest iv4e*@H%
, 1860-07-16

tnc TwentJ-hy: Cent Tax Of Kssndtsths Pals Is war
.anted 10 eonsau mere pnr Sa.apa''a thah any dollar
bae OF sa,apa7sla. AL wko usu: sA-arot;Aa let
Il EN- substitute l;ranaseths Fills and take each night.
The effect VIII e found superior to the bostet article
bDx Of tte IrtK Anrr1ioa EIs warranted efuaf 10
two Lolar bottles of Sa.sapr1. Try OF these Pills
wAase nain ac.e Ineteeot II alk4loa Ct Sa:ssrzH "A.
Take p ey.ss third dsJ. Iou vita are no= uss sar
sap.za or any other tonic reedses Drop ali the.e fer
IL ,y fars au t-se pills In the szee then Of for that
time. The cost will te fy eents and their worth tt T.
sind dollars. Trinefpa ot1ee. 81 Canalst.+ New Yors.
sGlp b; GEonGE E. STANTON, General Ne:tesu
Agent IS South Clark street, Chicago and ty III refpeca
Tie dealers In medicine. jys.lm
, 1860-07-16

i Ing been rade by Milton Parker IN the payue1t Of
ons yxr aitef d,te the osaef Of Dan(el anar ard IN
lie taYuen Of the annGai tneteet upon another
order tWo yea.s a,tes tat rne said ston Parker having
ssseu;ed BY lin sad Harriet T. Parker hgs vie. s*.fns
t,e sid =. tay Of May. T. y, ISIS gyfh 10 .eeurs
u Ss e
III ~ p Book IS! q beea, Pase Vi ap ii md BY
det.Eeaet Trustee IN T.p.t ~ thss crtn ks PACE
parcel 4 lard ssuae lying 20 hxnx .a the e,sy ot CHI
Dioek torty tx tts} 10 K!n1es Addition Ch.s, which
is bu&ed AID tounA<d as fcow% to vi :-Bex!nnlnz at
Rs uis = 81 ne sesa
runsnk thence south sa.t wes' line on Ru.h sne
dls twenssnye Is iecf theres ea.te!{ b. sne
Of hundred aad three tres 10 as n.lcy, shrn"@
norshsI!y .iooS ,1,s aey y ae da.n patllsl " sh s
and .hence ~esser1r By line drawn parallel with st north
lie Of said Buck distance OF huntred md r:y t.ec
ss moe e ls.. to tss Raes 81 seElanng a eErE re-
Block two ate esve'sd ty .sid DAcs Brsn-
ani. The eza Deed VI trust also containing clause
tss ~ money s.ea7ea by sad Need Of rriss cs aay PAT
H. re ef the interest ereon Of any pat thereof.
I'D ~ 4 s she - - sbe ~ s sR
ether ot the srurt By rail perd Of Trs i
.h,tb lawful for the un'1 slsred tu aAsette and ell
nude The unde1sEned. Trustee. aor.at e1s
cue the trusts and powes in std Deed bY i.aen of sad
Now itese'ore. l. L. g. Pne Frrer, t! suste named
10 said tIs u f-t VII "n the day :. July.
a y oeSk T. the tn1sna ef T.: 10 a,s ss1 = tbs
Mxhssi bidder, II Of the above described Eare: of and
u iedsn3,io y sa la:kr1 ani slis- Ihs sa'a
tseased " ss neea Of TfHss being part IL Ee pascac
'''>e ~ '''N ''sA /. c. rA1sE rEEEK. rr,.,~':
, 1860-07-16
cTATE OF rfIJNOIS co

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook
~ County sa.-snpenor Court Of cate.lo IN Chance.
gy-The Chicago Marine and FIR 1n*u1anea Company
yersu. George Ee&ley. Lettz " EekleY. Charles Lay
eofk, Samuel ". Fuler md kzss b. Mcttakk.
bNc Aetce hereby given. that IN pursuance q DO
ceat esder entered u the aeov4 entitled esuse % The h
special commissioner Oh lie Gxth lsh) dzY Of August. 4.
D. At O'Clock In the forenoon Of hat ay. II The
north door OF the Oourt Housn In the city OF ChltaZo.
Cruot5 OF Cook And Stat. OF n1nols sell ae public Are.
uoa 10 thA hSheat bidder for eAsh tue following dtsed
premises TOR nuch there as n.y - necessary 70 paV
The amount due ,he said upon the
mentioned sid der~s AID sec1tei by certain dee.l Of
tIu.t bearing Gate tte =: dsy OF Jul 9 Me sad tx-
ecpte1 bV the ed r. Ec >ley And LeA
EctteT, hs wife, Asd ned fot tecort n 1ht Keroress
Office Of said county. look. Aaxna 18th. 1s59. snd re-
corded IN book 1871 Of deeds a conveying the enl-
neatioued In Eald DEERE and herelnasr d. sctx ~
the talt defen1aatk Ezra D. AcCsEE and s1taae fas
lsf In trust to the Indebtedness mentioned In Hd
decse euAted IN the city Of Chicago, county Of Cook
and STATE of Illinoas. to Wit:
s,uih nitF 45o} tee Of The north hundred and
hny 5o text Of tic wc>t hunae and fty t130l feel
q block seventeen ~ In Brspues s tlon 70 The city Of
Gasaeo, aod de.c1bed more particularly - folo~t:
C,Mt4enen2 Il pptnt oue hun1txt Itct ronth OF the
corner book seventeen Hs] and running south
my 1901 iee parallel With Dearborn st,eet. thence east
Ghe hancIe aId nity tl3 fe: R.salel sh Elm street
thence one hundred ana 9tty 5o} ft. parallel wth
dmption Of the sad ue,see X. E.kisy asd Letiua ".
EeEey their he n and ASH therein
Ira SCOTT, Trustee md special Cotnuln! sstorer-
Ch}csHp. juue tx
, 1860-07-16

ESTATE OF GEO. W. DOLE.
~ deceased. lubuc Notice Is ktfrhy Ivs t" ~
+nn$ having calms cuand% Kan:f lhe estse of so-
s.tae fur a1ju iseatvn as .estsn~nt esar Term of
The EuuEty uutt Of Esxk cn0nsy, ~ he h":t-n tie
ourt lo1.e In The city Chc.o the ihrd Muteay Of
>rpeu>cr, A. u. ls63, being lhe f'tH ..4y thereof.
GEO. +. Kt M~EY.
JULaAHs. kEN%EY,
ELecutora aud Trustees.
ChIfa~o .1u{v 4 Ia3O {y4-E4t4t
, 1860-07-16

~ Cook. S.S-Superier Cou:t of Chicago. September
Term i. o. 1850. HrG1y ka~s'hg w. Adoph kstzi.h r..
Att1Ghu.ent. ....
tubc notice Is hetb7 Rivrn to The zaL A1orh ketzon
iat wtit of an*ean.sns .sus tu. Il thr s,e "f he
ot Ma1. ALI t at the snst II the :a:a Henry kas.lEE
axans the estare Of The Aa A,iolr kxszn1 IS: Tie
Uf huntred anil esbteen d.la.* aud .our eent%
directed 10 the shern Of Ceek euay- wAc .s:d wit aas
Lrn refurnsd esecute NV therefore,. unie you. tie
sd Atoph set1lsd. shall Iersonay H aa aepesr tt$1s
st,y Ut the Term tbs teof he scn tot lla-e
the city Of Chicago, The hss Moatay Of september.
A. D. 1880 sys special h1 ant pie ID To the said rt.iEtns
action. jueeMt NJ viii b: ctterrd a-a:t s.u i u
Of The tah Henry kasux aud purh Vi Lac rf.its,r
taehed may lie sufficient - eatt.fy tie Ea.l Ie.t
and costs will be gcId 10 satisfy The sa1ne.
WALTER klMBAL1a. Clerk.
II. T. 5AEt1k TltUa Aft'T, fe3scH4S.
, 1860-07-16

BAG AGENCY
" ~ South Water st:est.
SEAMLESS GRAIN BAGS of various s.zes xad da.,i.
liza.
any ukAlrei pattern.
HAM SACEAeveey t!xe used.
GUhNf kAG3-rwo Or thsez huastA,
c1a.u.*:on Merchants A:ts.. oreeert And Pr".'sos
aszs soe.sea. |api'seayl HAWKINS d CHAPMAN.
, 1860-07-16
A:TATE OF ILLINOIS Cook

~ 1A1N VI AI13l14F 01I1 0VOH&
County, SS-C!srult Court Of Cook County sebteua.
Der Term, A. D. l3iQ--WlllaM E. Doxset, Henry has
kachnseat.
ruble Not!ea II hereby Esen the Aald Columbus s.
the Cesk of The Circuit Cvut Of Co.k County. tated tho
fourth day oF june D. isd 1t the sui ot The .a!l nj
lin t. thQettt HehtT y. Has.ett and l.. HobaIt Hills
spi ~ tst Tie estae the sAd Colum,us Marshal.
directed 10 the shcftds Of Cook md Ue Couns cae ot
which said vra ~ oesa se.urped executed Sow sae'e
sSnay aud appear he{ure tte s4d Circuit Court
County on before ths nsss day q he Fem thereof to
nfsl Mndag of September. 4. D. si xve seeia ball. and
plead to Tue nd pasatds seoa Judgment VII te entered
Henry d. Batctt and u. Hoe4rt Ks md much o the
pror1y attafhcl hr sufficient rst.:y raid
f1nxmeat AMI costs, viii he sold to satisfy the
WA- 5. CHURCH. Clerk
, 1860-07-16
Seming ma&h.nea.
CEWING MACHINES.
~ A13. t53. s33........,...&a0. tfO. 80.
L. CORNELL + cos iatc Improved

L. EUKNELL T GUS LAC IWpfoVed
U0U8LK Lock TIAHT F.5ST STITCH.
WARRANTED IL k!va - Goo0 satisfaction u fn1
hlxhess p'ieri IN nAx<i MAKE the +titch 1. iii
ei13 Aehnss; aIs af-e ~ !achea uauer tho a1 sAs
Ia in the tabe, untef 'eed tah neee nsw from ctr-
% non spoots ;fom 4 +, ~ 41tenea to thc snsh. Klu
t.hesi .ni Will srlrEll. HEN. FELL, ICcK. G1rT.
LIZ, CURT and EMItNUIDEK,
They have hEPE rEbLY taken the HIGH Exr PRE-.
MINIS ous Of over lpOD afea,y IN enn,;aos a.r, va
~ ~ no 20 ~ ~ ous and pa: in os1.
Auslns to heavy covhhts. lbs tWu nlacA.,te. uirsF
9nly in the !enE of Afn. And ea.7 it..:a fre2
aa Cuts sa4t On feteit Of ota.n? NJ to. Aktr.A
heFe 10y Tho UalVEaSAL HAAMEK aHi Nr AGE>
hem; viii hem .ell%. ant en!y be II
tsched to any sewing Machine. FREE a3.
Large Discounts TO tt1o TrA1o. Agents,
and Clergy.
HAgen,s xanstt essr1whs'r coas a.; - Us y
: {cI rpst l4tncr bx 1!}s4:.. Ehrasc tlhnla-
, 1860-07-16

EMOVAL.-The United States
L l. E1p,eas Company hare this div rrrnnvca thst,
.ne{ ftm Sg psa1bo,a .ssse, y 10 Lake asi 20 >oath
hav1nsA Lske anu Catk tt11et The
ney eolsteq I e; H q sa business r. eaaas
lwevey, ou.i money be delivered On C,a1t 1.st a.
;1stl % T. L,ks X, ss As rae s Ta Which
leve that |, IN ou. nature 10 reu it, Hsvlnr oecn i'll
s fssEd ~ n ce ts:I1 i1d s ,sS u.
viii prose as here1otoe Ghtui 4ppc7tlo 10 thetr fu
isIsst = wel = 10 tha q OF comp4ny once hoa
fuul3ft64tL sepS 10 Il. u. iuI.TfE Aaaa&
, 1860-07-16

s=B Meyers Miraculous Ver1nln Dis
stye The Oldest and hes: remedy tos E1termnanz A
ind MICE CoCKRUAC1IES, BUGS. ANTS, MOSQUE.
TOES, FLEAs. MOTHS, GfsAlN-WOIsMs and GAR
DEN INSECTS.
- Principal Depot ~ Broadway, Eew York.
Hold tv esfuexists tYkrvEttre rrys9ci113pa
, 1860-07-16
The Western E.rurgxy,

70 sntt and opeatsd b5 thL conrany} VIII h@ sun sy~s
II" New York Central isAroad 10 nnAlo. aid es1nnees
wh TIE various Kaosis An.f Ab,se Lines Fr,r elef,
~ suca rrsktt ~ may require nu:e sle<y tim
The Cabin and s,eesaxe accommodating. Of tsc,e Steam
er% have barn dtted exprAlg with vttw cooto
m ss3rty Of passenxefs.
FOR ra,<a Of Freight and Paksaxe, appy tho axens
ttnanees II The Uess Of tbs Western tr4usp0ttataR
Company.
It Gfe 8Aan. Eafa10. Cnn:1s+ ssp. New York
u site HfeEt, hsson Aaior ltousf lsrr-l~&y.
LIZ f.eF.. .AihanY. Nrw f4-k.
CGea. l9t River street. .f.uy
HDN2't IhHssfon. Alhon ~ Hol1 t:tn a<>:rr.
Heanr 70. Erie lNrats tsuui srt,
III Mort1s. cs&'san's. i. i. sm.,h' r,.-a.
!. X et<Al- .SA1tusky- A.. Mapk ns......t
J. l.. Huni tEo. -. Detroit. Johlspn j. siu%S+r
In1tbArt, klfk.znd / TO-, Asctoroe
A.ekinae. 1"hn 'tei;.....,.,. k.t1As
T. hisk12nd .Shtboygal. keuo.A. irr Co. Er.o,sn
". Hut1. Muw.nt~. ". II. Wright i t'a,
J.J Tauna4ske} "A"a' Wauk-ssu
ALihaWzY i Tenn, | k!ctn ,utt Il To-. i =: ux.t
nrsen BAy. Ca'caxr.
J. ". FUTILE, Agent,
FOOT OF STATE ST., cHscA.s :.
, 1860-07-16
%..allDHFlC III.
A.INGERSOIT.

n A. .INGERSOLL,
Ds n.Azx BOOK AA.r7Ac-.nra
BOOK BINDER AND RULER.
1an pow ptepafedto r. "-autActrse Hank Books every
desc1puon Iu1e1 toaad any desred patterns with
whout ..ed headings Particular attention pa to Ct
dsss rom cecn:y ot.srrs Banks, &e.
pslated 10 order Mtx1zin-s fe1todeaa ETC. tounc II
eny style Old Books hound and rebound. All XMAS OF
Psiptux done With reasness ind dispatch, Terms muller
~ EU.l9 LAKE STREET,
No-tleaAt eosner Of Cikrk {ea1r2nee Ca.k street.
Post Umee Box :tt4. mJIo y da91
, 1860-07-16
rY7 Dead Shot for Bed Ru.rs.-T

ED Dead Shot for Bed Russ.-The
ntaeet and seIiahe extesinator In use Faithfully
s2oe remains year trap ready se. for these uvx-
ous tc1mcnsess Of our nightly rest.
TEE LIGHTNING FLY KILLER.
Destroys Flies instantly. Every shee: will kit quart
Commence early and the house may be kept clear az dies
al GUNNER. Hot ait-e for sale by tie Druggists every
vLe1e. SeLI for samp:e sheet.
1, l.. BUTCHER son,
St. Abans. IT, proprietorA
kH-St,lh hx ALL eoo1 ttru.s1stx falsca2.im
, 1860-07-16

Barry's Tncopherous Is the best
-rd elear+st Article d:s..!nx aeau'Yiax. eeansaf
surfing prrsrsns aA& restoring tte ta.-. LaA'e. try
Bold ky nj D11kza1s md peEtnne1.. rlhl%b-eS6m
, 1860-07-16
WHAT WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED.

First and foremost, We shall sayc the Terrific.
rles from the five. headed ba.barism Of slavery.
keeping them in their normal condition, As they
came from the hand Of God, free, with freedom
written on the soil and engraved on The rock.
while the winds will whisper it in the trees. the
rivers will murmur it in their flow, and all nar
ture echo it in jog unspeakabte.
Next we shall aave tho country from the cry-
ing infamy Of the slave-szade, whose opening
anew, as now uenaced, is indeed but a logical
consequence Of tue new theories Of slavery, II
slavery be the blessing It il vaunted, ;hcn
must the slave trade be benefcent, and they
who ply it with the tiercest activity must take
their places among the missionaries and saints
Of humanity.
Next We shall save The Constitution at least
within the sphere Of Executive influence, from
outrage aud peryersiou; 30 that the President
will no longer lend himself to that widest pre-
tension Of the Slave 0igarchy, ~ Mr. Buchanan
hos done, By declaring that Slavery ia carried
under the Constitution into all the Territories,
and taatit now exista in Kansas as firmly Is ID
South Carolina. As out Of nothing can come
nothing, 20 that ont Of nothing in the Constitu-
ton on this subject can be derived no support
for this lnordiaata pretension, which may be
best dismissed in that elsssical simi.itude By
which the ancient Romans rshuked groundless
folly, whsn they called It ats's sooo7, which fe
something that does not exist-and plainly said
to its author. dt'ss tanans quarss Hou gather
ass toool!.}
Next We shall help 10 saye the Declaration of
Independence, now d,shonored and disowued in
its essential life giving sruth-she Equality Of
Kan. This transeendent principle, which ap.
psa1s twice Ut thu CEeatton-f1st Vhen God said:
, 1860-07-16

The actual number Of slaseholders was for
long time unknown, aud on this account was
naturally exaggerated II was often Yepreseni.
ed to be Tety great. On one occasion. dis
tinEu!shed representative from Massachusetts,
whose name will be ever cherished for bin deso-
ton to human r1ghts-I mean the late Horace
Aann-vas rudely interrupted on the 1oor Of
Congress By a member from Alabama, who
uyerTtd that tbs number Of Shareholders was as
many Is 3,00o, 900. ~ thxt time there Was no
Official document by which this e1trasagance
could be corrected. Dut at last re have it.
The late Census, taken IN 1850, shows that The
whole number Of this peculiar rclass-embracsng
men, women and children, Ill told, who are 50
unfortunate as to hold slaves-was only 347 900;
aud Of thia number, the large parge part arc
small Shareholders. leaving only VI 900 persons
as the owners Of the great mass ot s'avcs and
the substantial representatives Of this class.
And yet this small 0ligarchy, odious in origin,
without any foundasion in thst Justice whica IL
the essential basis Of every civilized association,
Btuok together only BY confederacy in ali the
frt.h<1ded wrong Of slavery, and constituting
in itself Xagnum La!rocinium, has, By the
confession of one Of its own leaders, for sixty
years governed the Republic. To this end two
wealth, bsing the asserted value 4 ,ts human
flesh, constituting a fagilious capital of two
thousand millions OF dollars; and secondly, its
peculiar reprsssnta.ion In the House OF Repre-.
aentatves, where, under the three tifths rule Of
the Constitution, ninety members actually hold
their seat. By rirtue, in part, Of this 8agitious
capital Thus are the slayemasters an saor.
mous corporation, or joint stock company, by
the side Of which the United States Bank, with
its patty thirty millions Of capital, aud without
any peculiar representation, is dEarEed into in.
Significance.
OFFICIAL PATRONAGE usuRrKp IT 7ux sLAyE o11-
0ARcaY.
feel humblsd when dwell on tho amazing
dispzoportion Of Offices usurpsd By this 0lgaT-
, 1860-07-16
Uran5p0uaftaN>

TIE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION co.
ing isrxeY Increased thr Lake fsels,e< viii b. sr
aed the afa Of CanaI Goodt 70 ruu dutiux he en
sal'k season between
Buffalo, Chicago, Milwaukee 4 Racine,
Touching Intermediate ports on the Upper Lak.s ,hA
following fzst claa& SCREW STEAMERS:
lnOI1AwK, DACoTAH,
RRKE STATE, GALExA.
:F0NA WANDA, MENDOZA,
PLYMOUTH. CCKAIlOGA,
NAY FLOWER, CHICAGO,
NEPTUNE, wESo~A,
;nISsOURI, NIT. VERNON,
Le1vnx 1h4 doeks E1!a Ba.n aaA foot ct Michigan
ST % asa sxzka szt:a SyTT!hq SvEsI5 SIf 81
North Shore diseet, tho
CONCORD, DUNK1RK,
OMAR PASHA. SAGINAW,
L<av.pS shs nosk Il Er't nan oeleck TN And ~
e~sn BUFFALO. sASDCSkY AMI TuLEDu.th4
-ARAXES, EQUATOR,
EUPHRATES, ECLIrSE,
t)RONOTES. EQCINux.
tw*a 1UFfALt,, En1x and CLEv ELASD, iss
MARY STEWART, lLL4No1S.
L. wing ,he D.ek At Ese a,.ta >. rM Ane&s.
IN !ca BUFFALO aod GREEN Rat, the
COMET, ROCKET,
ii. WE:eh, running IN e..nnest.a viii ,he sas,ss.a
CA1M facilities 0f sala Company IoMpIl4tAs
, 1860-07-16

SECEssITY FOR TIE SUCCESS OF TIE REPUBLICANS
Fellow-citizens. would you arrest these cor
ruptsoDs and the disastrous influence from which
they spring, involving nothing less than civil.
zation on This continent, The Republican party
tells you how, and in telling you how, it s1udi-
Gates st oucs its origin and lis necessity. The
work must be done, aad there is no other or.
Ganization BY which it can be done. 4 party
With such IN origin and such neoessitv can
Rot be for day OF for this election only. It
cannot be less permanent than the hostile ipHu.
ence which il IS formed to counteract. There
slavery preveil, whether concerning its charac-
Ter, morally, economically and socially, or con-
cernipX its pferogatiTeS uaderthe Constitution.
just so long as the slave oligarchy, which is the
sieepfess and unhesitattng agent Of slavery in
al its pretensions, continues to exiHt as polit-
icat power. the Republican party must endure.
II had men conspire for slavery, good men must
combine Tor freedom; nor can the holy war be
ended until the bar ba1ism now dominant in the
Republic is overtarpwn, snd the psgan power
is Griren from our Jerusalem. And when this
triumph is Won, securing the immediate object
not die, bat, purified By its long contest With
slavery, and filed with higher life, it viii be
lifted to Jet other etfarts for the good Of man.
AT present the work is plain bef,re us. It is
simply to elect our candidates: Abraham lin.
colo Of Illinois. whose ability is SO coasn~.a,u.;r
shown in h!- :-a :,;a s.ate, atracted Al ones I:
admiration Of the whole country; whose charac.
ter no breath has touched, and whose heart is
large enough to embrace The whole Republic
and is peoaIe-him Jou will elect President;
and Hannihal Hamlin Of Maine, whose cfear
head. firm principles, and ample experience
none who ait with him in The senate chnmber
can contest-him you will elect Vice President
Elect'ug these, We shall put the National Gov.
ernment-at least, in its Executive Department
openly and actively ou the side Of freedom:
not only Of ITSELF, but as the harbiuger Of the
| future.
, 1860-07-16

Ifeel humbled when dwell on The amazing
disproportion Of ofiees usurpsd By this 0hgar-
, 1860-07-16

NOIfEuADu VI NbuttSCIf n ~ III w 4S@ft~k
represented The people o! Kapsas; then fEaudn-
lentfs submitted TO the people for their votes,
II was frAudulen:ly adopted By Htutfirg ballot
boxes On a ecxle never before knnWo-shuh at
the Delaware Crssslng,- where theie were out
10 legal voters. 800 wers returned at oxford,
where there we're but 4alegal voters, J 900 wcre
returned aad ut Shawnee, where there were
but 20 legal voters, 200 were returned. And
re. this Constitution, disnwued by the very
Governor who Lad gone to kHnsas as the agent
Of the President, rotten With carFpptlon. Hapicg s
will, fraud, and kteamiog with iniquity, ~as Ut
once recognized bE the rtes:dent, urscd upon
Congress ID bis annual Aesssgr. md pressed tor
adoption by au appliances Of uprrlnc1p!ed
oower. II the words Of 1ugar1ha turning his
back urou Rome, cannot be repeated, that aN
had prick, it WIS not from any forbearanco N
the President. 4 siEYls editor was offered the
printing Of the Poat oiire hlanke. worth u least
3sn, 900, upon the condition that be should, ~
IN editorial no larger than mans hand,
7,-ou,ise subsereirpry to the Administration.
Tribes Of otnce we're added to the bribts Of
,uopev. As tbs votes ol electors had already
been purchased to make Mr. Buchanan Prehl'
dent. TIC votes Of Representatives we're noT
solicited to carrs cut his scheme Of corruption,
and tie halls Of Congress we're changed tnto
y political u1aFlet-house, where men we're
brought tythe head. II not all this enongh to
n'ouse The Indignation OF .the people7
IT is true that tue President, whose power
oesac IN corruption, and who Is sthcrcsponsrhle
nuthor af tue corruption by which bis Admin
tsu*aen linz been debased, IN no longer can
11aase M:u Tor Office. Alrea6y Judgment has begun.
~ ~ OWL political party has discarded him. The
nns,!s n,s, aseae'uE hlux has besa struck. Incor-
fupro'e history will Go tue rest The tablets
eonspeueqs'y uS erected in u.noa 10 expose The
sna s ~ oa otts tp,ses: 1taudiug one as Fur Aagaw
u needed here TIE exposed corrnptor. tor M tbe
tsrt ennlaEtr, aud tue robber Of hntnan nj itee- ,
oomt cannot he forgotten. Unhappy prs .;dsnt
After . long career Of publ4r service no, en;s
tossed aside, but tosscd over 10 perpetus err xxx
nemory Is IN exam2te to bc slammed. bett.-
for him the obllviun Of cotamon life th,n -
bad fame which be has ZOO. @ ~"
TIE ssauEs or THE PRESENT CAMPAIGN.
Bnt though not hiu,self 4 candidate for ofiee
hse peculiar supporters, animated by bis spirit
linked with him in ali his misrule, are embodied
asa purity, aad ask your votes. SimpIy to re-
slss this combination. and to saye the Republi
from It's degrading influence; would justify Ii,
p. formation of the Republican party; aud dsub
, 1860-07-16

Dr the lau Of tlaperp, man created 10 the i'm
are Of God. teaEfuly aud wonderfully made,
With seusibiiities OF pleasure aud pan, With sen
t.ments Of lore, with aspirations for improve,
nent, with sense ofpropriety, and with soul
like ourselves, il diverted Of his human ehafac,
Ter, and declared to be mere ca1tsA" to ii!
intent. snd 90 1sn no,
ase dou6tieas familiar with them. But IN this
simpte definition il contained the whole fntal~
eaiabie wrong Of slavery; for out Of it; ~ from
an ine1haustiole fountain, are derived al! tho
aal1gnteous a prerogatives Of the master; These
@ ass I'VE IN number, aad know not which Il the
f@-7hsrs Il The prstsnsien that man ea''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-25
Religions Riots in London.

II is scarcely credible, yet it is nevertheless
true that the religious riots in st. Georges
Cnurch, London, continue on every Sunday,
without interruption from the authorities or
police. As regularly as the services are COM
menced, the hooting, bowling, profanity and
violence of the mob begin. The London jour
mails which publish such exemplary essays on
mob violence in Ame:ica would find it diff
cult 10 produce just such a case In the annals
of American rowdyism. Yet here is regular
Sunday riot, perpetrated every week, under
the eyes OF The government, and yet the gov
erument, whose attention has been often
called TO it, never raising finger to interfere
OF the merits of the religious issues involved
in this case we do NOT profess 10 know any.
thing bar. whatever they may be, we should
suppose The ecclesiastical tribunals, and not
the mob, were the proper authority to settle
religious questions.