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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-06
vrs D,EIECTuON.-pnrenit e de Ia

A VEs D'ELECTsON.-Pnr Rmitn de ~
N proclamation de son Excellence iliomNoo w.
MOORE (;ouycrneur de PEtnt de In Louisiana,
nortnnt In date du 81 do septcmbre, lHpo, les eoc
tenrn qualities dc cetto portion dc la pnroiHso J"t-
rnrson n Pest du flcuvc Mississippi soht par lc pre-
sn,,t notifies uu'unc ELECTION Borh tcnu" !"
MARDI, sixieme jour dc noy"mbre ZOO, pour mi
Commissaro du bureau dos IraYnu@ f"hies pour
10 Premier District
Ia, ,o,ia uoront ouvcrts dang chaquc arrondlSsce r.
nent detection dcpuis hcures du matn jusan,A
uuatrc heures de lnprcs midi, lo dit Jour SIX 81"
birvcn,hrc 1860 n Icfict rccvoir les bulletins h'H
6Iectcurs Qualities do Cctrc portion dc j" paro"A"
JcfTcrson gusdite sous 10 surveillance dcS Com
Inssnircs ct Grcilicrs qui scront dcSlgne7 p'"
,'nutorito competcnte.
I,nIcc,ion dovra GIRO conduitc ct leg rctour8 ON
trinlicnta -cyront Gtrc cnvoyGs M 8ouSsiguo
charge de les transrncttrc commencement IL IN loi'
Burcnu du Sheriff Parosse jefferson,
Ie G d'octobre lr6O. 81, e..
Guy DREUX, ShGriG
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Pursuant to n proclamation OF lls NIX
THOMAS o. MOOhn'
syySA Governor of the State OF Lou as ,t
lsAsSS%a3 bearing date 9TH September aaJ ha W.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-06
STATE OF LOUISIANA:
Parish Of jefferson.
Third Judicial District Court.
City of Baltimore,
Z NO. LOO
Il IIouilliOn.
T.. Houillion.

nv virtue of n writ of seizure md sale to mo d.
Is rected bv the Honorable the Third Judicial
District Court Of Louisiana, will proceed to sell
mt Public Auction st the door of the Court House.
on Canal Avenue, between JIampsOn and Second
streets in the City of Carrollton, on SAIUkDAE,
the 9th day OF October, 1860, mt the hour OF u
o'clock A. NJ, the following described properly,
to wit: =. =,
A TRACT OF LAND, being nm Island, in the
District of Barataria, Parish of Jefferson, III TINS
state about eighteen leagues from the city OF New
Orleans and bounded by the Grand Bay OF bhl"
taria Little Bayou, Little Lake Grand Iiayou ana
BAYOU St. Denis aud containing Thirteen Thousand
Nine Hundred and Ninety-six 72-lOO acres; the
whole as per plan j.
Seized In the above entitled suit.
Terms Of snlc-'rhc purchaser TO pay IN casI
the sum of four hundred and forty-hve dollars ana
nine cents with six per cent intereston Sil2 i9iVo
from the 18th Of March 1889, to the 18TH oi march
1860 and thereafter Mt eight per cent TIL pad SIX
dollars cost of protest and copy OF act hibo
Eve per cent Attorney fee on SlGSOiOV ana cDHts
of suit further TO assume TO the extent Of ms bu
~ insuiIicient or i'm full insufficient tho payment
| of Tic three promisory notes. al dated the 2'u
! Of March ls5g bearing infcreTt at six per cont
pcr auuurn from Gate to maturity, ana being ~
| foIlnyys. one for $40 21-lOO payable in two
| vnars. another for SJa5 d9-lOO payable in three
ycarg and another for $3.50 GGlOD payable IN ioui
| yrary; said notes 20 bear interest from maturity
| Till paid at eight pgr cent on the princPa ohiy
| and Tho balance If any in each.
| GUY DRETS, SHERIFF
| ecr,1., Of the Parish IF Jefferson
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-06

>. ii. Brown q Co., III rcSdIu w Ihoh
petition asking permission to lay,
tract from their property to the Jettor-
son and Lake Railroad offered the fol-
lowing.
The Committee to whom was referred
the petition of Messrs. S. ii. Brown q
| Co., asking a right of way to form q
connection with the New Orleans, jet
! ferson and Lake Ponchartrain Railroad
| through Milton street, beg leave to re-
| port fay orably upon the petition, III this
way, that the Police jury, grant
right of way through Pope street, m
stead of the one petitioned for, which
| grant shall be revocable at the will OF
Police Jury. Petitioners shall bind
themselves to keep the roads and bitches
in repair and make all proper crossings:
Said repairs and work to be received
by the Police Jury through the Syndlc
and the Dimensions of the said street to
be made and certified to by competent
surveyor at the expense of the pet1-
| toners.
Mr.. Levy offered the following reso-
luton:
| ,ResoLUed - That the report of the
Committee be received and adopted,
and that the petitioners be allowed the
| right OF way us SCI lOI VI III S'tLNt =,
said right revocable at the will OF the
will of the Police Jury.
Mr.. Levy on behalf of the Committee
appointed to correspond with Messrs.
L. Rochcreau, agents of the Foucher
property, presented the following copy
} of a letter written to Messrs. T.. Roche
reau and their answer.
New ORLEANS,
4 August 18th, 1860. s
Eug. Rochercau & Co..
l. GENTLEMEN The undersigned begs
leave to forward to you copies of the
; proceedings of the Police jury OF tlc
! Parish of Jefferson, Left Bank, in the
- matter of the opening Of Magazine
Il street through the Foucher Estate
The Police jury will in their sFinior
sustain the report of the Committee Of
goth May, and carry the recommends
= ton into effect, if'the right of way D'
n granted. re-,
Il Believing that the extension Of th'
street to the City of CarrolltonwllI pro
mote public and private interests W.
}. cherish the hope that the desired con
) sent will be given.
Mr. Chopin your tenant to whom
Pc we were referred advances no objection
IF The Committee would be pleased t
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-06
Now Orleans,

Z. Arrested blackman DICK
belonging to Hotard.
g % Blackman belonging to
Jules Arnoult.
Blackman belonging to MI.
Mason.
Two blackmen belonging to
Mr.. Marshal.
I" Blackwoman belonging to
Mr.. Hopkins.
q" Blackman belonging to Mr.
Roman.
For the aoeek ending Sept. 90.
Sept. 16th.-Two blackmen belonging
to p. Kenner.
Blackman belonging to MIR.
Ferrier:
Blaokman belonging to MIR.
Moliere.
Reported r. HI. Gogreve,
for selling liquor to slaves
For the aoeek ending Sept. 30.
Sept. 2Sth.- Blackman belonging to MI.
Ogden. >.
29th.9Blaekwom belonging to
Mrs. Labranche, New Orleans
=. * Blackman belonging to Nm
John Labarre, New Orleans-s
The following report from the Syndic
was read and approved.
TO Me Hon. the President and Members.
of the Police Jury, Of the Parish of
jefferson, Left Bank.
GENTLEMEN
I have sold the work
ordered to be done in the villages ct
Harlem and Shrewsbury, as follows -
The work on Levee and ditch in 'front.'
Of Labarre or Metairie Road, TO Max
Zimple for 5O
Thework in front OF Gogreve
and others, to M. Zimple, for. 43 DO
The work in front of Harlem
to M. Zimple, for La Wy
The work in front of Shrews-
bury to Mr.. Doody, for-s-- l31 w
Signed, JACOB WEIYEL,
- B Syndic.
The Treasurer's Reports we're read
and received;
Cash On hand Isstreport sa775 g
- ss, aals st oar' IL 5 81
.Parisb5 s. Ak I'll rs
spe ciaF q az 1. ~. "A 333sssls
l -azz
Disbursed since. 458 81
Cash on hand 1855 i;
Report as Treasurer Of the Schoo
Fund. & "a
report -.-.--- 2253 10
i Disbursements
1st District, Sept. 3D.
to VIM. Flemming, $18 90
2nd District, Sept. Sd,
to Bloomfield &c
Steele, ----- 1850 - 40 ~ ~
i Cash on hand. 2221 20
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-06

TELL overheard of the steamboat w. ): Morri-
son, October LIST, 1860, Young man "a years
of age wore at the time Check OVershirt, COTTON
IIndershirt and Cottonade Pants. "
cc2;~ Amy person finding the remains VIII De
literally rewarded by informing the undersighea
at the Stock Landing, join IAf r. -
jefferson City, October Bird, lo6O. oct'2t
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-06

Pursuant to n Proclamation vi ltis ~ ~
S&ee> cellency, THOMAS o.. MOOnn'
svyNXSEA Governor of the State OF LOUISIANA nh ma,
l4EAS&sssbe earring date 9TH September, looo lno
qualified voters of the Parish OF jefferson arc n'
by notified that an Election will be held on iues
day, the 9th day of November, 1860. for the pur,
pose of choosing Six Electors Tor lreslos s,Ss
Vice President of the United States, as ioiio"s'
to wit
One Elector from the First Electoral Distract,
comnosed of the Parishes of Palquemines and 81
Bernard, the Third Distract OF the Guy Vi N'
Orleans. -
Ono Elector from the Second Electoral Distract.
CONFUSED of the Fourth Distract OF the CITY OF
New Orleans that part of the Parish OF orleans
having on the righr bank of tho MississipPi, .he
parishes of Jefferson; st Charies' 81 oo,'ii
baptist st james, Ascension AssuhPuon' '
fourche and Terrebonne.
One Elector from the Fonrth ELECTORAL p,s n'
composed of the Counties OF Attakap,is unu ~
lousis and the Parishes of Ripides ana a'oSeioS
and.
One Elector from the Sixth Electoral District
composed of the Counties OF Natchitocnes, ou if
tn and Concordia, and the Parishes Oh Ca''h'"i'
and Franklin.
Tho Polls will be opened in each Election RE
c;nct from the hours of Nine ocioct A. NJ, TN
Four o'clock, T.. NJ, on the said olh day Oh No
ycmbcr, 1850. for the purpose OF Receiving wv
votes of the qualified voters Oh the iaiish y. oS
ferson, under tho superintcndencc OF 'lo Soi,,ils
soners and Clerks to be appointed by the authori-
ties designated by law. The Election to be con
Quoted and triplicate rctuns made to tho uhoer
signed returning officer, according to law. ca,
Shertf7s Office, Parish of Jetfcrson os'opeE JILL
1860. GUY DREUX. Sheriff.
, 1860-06-08

lHugE y. ). EEFL- -
Mr Dean SIN: The chair which you dcsig-
mute as the Chair Of State,"i is duly at hand
and gratefully accepted. In riew Of what it
symholizes, might it not be called the "Chair
Of Stats and the Union Of S.atest" The con
ception Of the muker is pretty, patriotic and
national one.
Allow me to thank both ycu and him much,
for the chair. aud more for the sentiment which
pervades its structure.
Your obedient servant,
, 1860-06-08

After siIcoce Of four years Charles Sum-
ncrs vo:cs il sg4in heard in the Senate Chnm
Der. Gu Monday las. he launched auother
thunde, bolt against the Slavery prcpagan lists.
1t is superior in argument AID equal in CO.
.,,lence to Ills great speech entitled tho 'Cr;mc
asaias: Kln=as" 1t is more hitler aud detiaut
than ary former enoz1 The bludgeou Of the
Carolina bully Brooks has MT dauntel linn a
particle. Ha p3Ftrays tic "Barbarism oi
SlAytry" with i master \ hand, but paints il
III ~ uatteriug colorz. Tae speech might bs
called Summers Revenge" 1t will make a
sensation among 1lie lords Of the lash from
Georgetown to Galrczton.
Tho great length Of this speech fifteen
columns Of tlno type in the New York papcrs)
prec!udes its publication cn.;re in our columns.
But VIC have extracted from it ill tho maill
points aud arguments, and spread them before
our readers in ctndenscd form. We haSc
preserved almost ostiro bis very powerful
argument. disrroving tue Southern assulup'
ton that the Constitution recognizes prop.
nrly in man." On this question mainly
l4uses the controversy between tho Repub
Leans md Democrats. II the construction
t1c Inter place Upon tho Co. s.itutioo can be
maintained, then The slavcho' ders are entitled
70 slars code under the Federal compact, moi
only for the Territories, but also Tor the free
States. And by tue sumo construction Of the
Constitution, tLs Inhibition Of. the African
slave trade, becomes null and void. II slavet
are mere merchandise il The eye Of the Con
stitution the posscssor Of snch property ha,
clearly tic legal right to tnke it under the pro
tcc1ion of the Federal Government any where
vi,hia the limits Of tho confedcracy, or where
erer tho Amtrican flag ioh:s. It is agains
this chattls character which tho STAKEHOLDER j.
striving to impress upon his bondman, thai
the eloquent Senator strikes lis heaviest
blows: and we arc curious 10 see The Dsmo
cratic replication to this portion of his speech
that can overthrow tho logic j. employs
The denunciatory portions Of 1he apeecl
must bc pardoned. He has endured at th'
hands OF lie shareholders that which ha!
stirred bis soul with holy hate Of the horrit
Rys,en which they uphold and hug to thei
bosonE,
, 1860-06-08
The Great Relief Concert at the
{FtEWAm.

Last eye1iD3 meeting was held at EiDgsburr
Hall-generously opened By the 1ssees for that
purpose-for consultation among the the resi-
dent musical talent Of this city in the matter of
q monster Relief Concert at the Wigwau.
TIE gathering, though not large, was in good
spirit, and fairly and promisingly represented
the several resident musical CARNATIONS Of the
city, and our amateurs and professionals. Il
was decided to give the concert, and that en-
Wednesday erening Of next week. The objec-
tion felt to The choice of that evening, on tbe
ground Of its being the esening Of Church meet.
ings throughout the city, was daily considered,
but it eeemed that scarcely any other option
was given in the natter The Great Western
Baud are to leave the city on Thursday, and It
Was necessary to give the longest possible inter-
ral within TINT time for the rehearsals, that are
to commence at once. The invitations are to
be issued to the gentlemen aud ladies Of the
city professionals and amateurs. to meet ct the
Wigwam to- night, for au opening rehearsal, in
The North Committee Room.
4 II. Dohu was selected by the unanimous
vote las: evening to take tho lead in tie prepa-
ration and to conduct the concert, and the
pledge is general one that he will be sustained
in such position By our best resident muzical
talent. We trust the opepiag rehearsal will be
full aud successful one. =
On motion last evening aeommittee Of three,
Meszrs. Bird, Coe and Bailey was chosen to wait
upon Benjamin F. Taylor, Esq, of the Ereninq
journal and invite him to prepare IN Ode to be
read on the evening of the concert a nrono<i-
, 1860-06-08

Mr.. Barry, Il we'll known artist Of Boston,
passed through this city, yesterday, honaeward
from Springfield, where he was sent By few
Massachusetts Republicans to mako \ csaJon
portrait Of Mr.. Lincoln. Tewere permitted 10
see bis work, and can cheerfully testify to its
correctness as likeness, and to its rare merit
as a :rork Of art. It Is to be published 1t onee
by q well known Boston house.
Ed Mendel, lithographer, Of this city, sends
Us . likeness Of Lincoln, cabinet size, gotten up
By himself, rb,ch is very pleasing and strik'
ing pictnle-far superior to any thing IN til
way Of lithograph which NC hare seen. Many
Of Mr. Lipcoln's friends regard it Al by far ths
best portrait Of him that has yet bean pub
lished; bu1 though We cannot give it euch un'
qualified praise, va do not hesitate to recon-
mend It ~ work Of great fidelity. 1T. Men
III " ready to supply orders,
, 1860-06-08
The Relief of the Sufferers bv xbe
Tornado.

The Relief OF the sufferers bv the
Tornado.
Throughout yesterday the several Committees
chosen we're busy in the work Of swelling the
amouuts realized for the relief Of the sufferers
BY the great tornado. We have no additional
lists to report.
Ne hare received the following from II,
Brown. Esq.:
Eps7cxs Or Pxres A5p Tk1ccal:
As must lssve the clty this morning, to be
absent to-day and tomorrow, Mr.. DAVID h,
Natter will recefve Subscriptions and donations
for the sufferers oy the late tornado, at rny
of6cs, No. Il Clark street, where the sub*crip-
ton papers will be fonnd. shall remit, this
morning, to Iowa 8, 400 or Il. 500 in cash, b.
sides orders for goods, provisions, clothing, kc,
contributed By our cit1zens. lndisiduais col.
lecting articles Of provision OF clothing will
please direct to "M,Lo SAIrH, Clinton, Io.ca,
for Su6trers," Articles thus marked will.
probably, bs osr71.d free over the G alena Road.
Everything Of this Kind may BE- Ia. at BRowS
l. Wltpze's. Il a2a g St.te etreet:
n. B. URowx,
Juaa2 4. Ocanltt*s.
, 1860-06-08

The Democratic Ssnate Caucus have voted
to agree to the House bill fer the admission Of
Kansas, with m amendment changing her
boundaries md referring tbs Constitution back
to the people for a.o,he. election. This is
exactly th' policy foreshadowcd in our yes:er~
days lssna' Its pla;n Interpretation no ono
can mistake: "Admission with your whole
Territory, it you come in with slaysrv. ad-
mission with hell, II you come with Freedom: :
"and no admission ,so,o On any ter,nsn
, 1860-06-08

The Primary Meet!pka will be held IL the several Nardh
Of CT caRocn Tuesday, the 1eh Day Of Jute ns:. The
rols will he opened a. O'Clock aud closed ut o'clock. P
N =: 'he i1lirwmg ramed places, VIZ:
lit Ward. Ut lie 0.Iept HOUSE.
2ad II No. So Stte street.
SRI at The Shcr6'a Once, IL tht Coart 1Ious-.
Oh =" nj the AE:uIry.
Eth a..he Engine House, eornes Of Washington ard
Cllioa streets
9Th u The II est Market.
1T at F. Fru IA.s c-sucr OF Wells aad Div:s!on
csf.c.s.
Sth Ut the North Market.
9th j" At the cupebt.l ehup en- C1ss b,tween Micll-
Gan and Eli zie streets.
1oh !" tkChas. 1Ind4 corner Of Twelfth and Uuon
stseet5.
And ri tho towns IL county Al the usu1t ra-
Of Iotdx +lecnhA. TutEdag sne l9 day Ut juno
ptt u nclock. ~. except ut In the vn 0{ Wheel
Ing t1t7 bt Id Ut tile uus Rtve d. 1t the rratF
Hot IL Wet " heeftuE. And in the town y! Evnn ton
j. stall hr Ecd 1t the keyE1lds House. At al! past
o'cl &,
The several Ward sud To~u Committees viii call The
FEuary M.rtE, t. o1tr md JuLgcs Of election
there1t.
Gto. ScKEEfbER, LrrAk1 HAvEa,
r., :. N1IA3AAH. fEEp. It1zlE,
lCI1C4 uIrr u. hENaI.uT1.
MILAN MATNAx
V-...k ffA-k- ~
, 1860-06-08

Lfew. Curry Of this city has got out very
useful political map of the United States. It
is called "curry's Congressional Map" Each
Congressional District is numbered and sepa1-
ate1y co1ored. The name Of the sitting Member
is printed On the district. with the majority he
received. His politics are designated by capi.
tal letter, thus: 4. fer Republican; D., Demo.
crat; A., American; 4. L., Anti Lecomptou.
She names Of the Senators, their politics and
time to which stey were elected, are oil printed
on their respective States. Each county in the
United States is laid down and nam=d; also tue
principal rivers and cities. The map is executed
in good style and IL ef convenient dimensions.
Every politician should hare one Of the raaps,
as he will have constant occasion to refer TO it
luripx the pending canpsicn.
, 1860-06-08

The Douglas-For.5th Stats Convention Of
Alabama have appointed 8 full delegation TO
this Baltimore Convention. Tho Regulars havs
ra.appointcd the Yaucey delegation and nc.
CREDITED them to both Richmond and Baltimore
The f,rcoer gang Stand rather 1ess chance q
admission than The Ike Cook delegates fron
1uino:g did 2s Ch?:|s3tou.
, 1860-06-08
& Stationery Boots. ethlnC fol
tilo Chicago Times.
Qxtrex Horsx or Kfftx.rx1Arfyxs rs
Distribution Of Aid 10 The Sufferers By
1f1e Tornado.

11le Tornado.
FrL1ok. june :, lsGu.
Editors rrras and Tribune:
1see BY your city papers that the contribu'
tions in sid Of the sufferers BY the late tornado
nre sent entirely to Clinton. The result will be
tbat Albany on this side Of The river, willreccye
nothing. MUCK more has already been contrib.
usei IL Camauche than Albany, and at least
one third Of all contributions slsuld 90 to
Albany. Any contributions for the latter place
may be sent to J. +. Jacobs, Of Fulton, Chair
man Of Committee. I'lease make these facts
kno6n to your Aid Committees. and oblise,
Yours tIuly, G. 7. bAlru.
four correspondent is in error as 10 the main
part Of his facts, but Lis suggestions proper,
md we print them accordingly. Mr. Coi'5er,
who takes cut the grcater part Of the Chicsgo
donations, goes with the full intention OF rlac-
ing them where they are most needed, irrespec-
tire Of localities; aud we can assure our friends
thut Lis Judgment will no: be at fault IN this
narticGlar-Ens
, 1860-06-08

lyf.RESSrONaL CONVENTION.

CONG CONVENTION.
The Republican County Congressional Con-
venlion has boon called t. meet on the Goth Of
June, aud tho District Convention on the 2Gtl.
Of July. Why was tho County Convention
called t:,i1ty.sx days in advance Of the Dis
trict Convention? LIT .ll.re be fair play, gem
tlcmeu, AID let The best man win.
, 1860-06-08

During yesterday afternoon seven of The
swans, which for the past week have been swim
ming abou. on the Central Park pond, died sery
suddenly, md nnder circumstances which lead
10 the belief that theg were POISONED.
About half past one o'clock three Of the birds,
which few moments before we're apparently in
L healthy condition, were suddenly observed to
droop, and in short time afterwards expired.
The same thing occurred with four more Of the
birds 1t dufk, zad J, is fsared that the remain.
ipg five VI bs d.ad By morning. These latter
could s3ot he found up to laie hour Last eve.
nlaG. though i: is thought they may hare gone
70 elesp II ths bushes around tho pond.
ras to11 OF ne dead swaus were conveyed 10 the
preparatory to dissection and exam;nation h1
Dr, Buck this morning. y
| 4ne authors Of this outrageous and mos bar.
%. 29nt Pecs 81 %'sehisf It eaah it Is, are :,
"" aakao"a 70 tas pol!es.--M +, Hrs}d, ttA
, 1860-06-08

Bauer, THE Cow OrEnA7on.-As proof Of
The extent to which deprcda,ians Of COWS from
our c!ttzcas have been carried, it is stated that
nearly one hundred and fifty persons, loscrs of
cows, hare visited the herd found in Bauer's
possession. hoping 10 bo able to identify their
uwu.
Ys learn that several parties wto lare been
10 the COW depot Of Bauer, near the -Four Mile
House, to identity their cow, have been driven
away With piteaforks and dogs. One man, Pat
rick Devitt, Was severely bitten By dog, vhirh
was set at linn. Persons who hare thus been
trested are requested to cise information at ths
Nsrshal's office.
, 1860-06-08

The Republicans Of Cook County herrJ n.tloed and
srcu .'ea elect Delegates to Cous eation to be held
th eupesv.ors Horn In The ourt Hcu:e in tue City q
Chicag Kedetday. the 30h day OF Juns ins o' the
purpose q! choosing delegates 10 1#-sesent this County In
The Congregational District Co1vert!cn 70 le huaen at
Dixon on the 18th day Of jay next.
The stv&.1l wards will he entitled 10 yepreer
tat!-u In the CountY Conveauun Is fll;ow.:
, 1860-06-08
Situation Wanted.

NArolbos, Ohio June s, 1sG0
Editors press and Tribune:
Will you be kind enough to say through your
paper, that IN editor uad publisher who is new
out Of employment. would like to Ecar Of q
Republican county IN my Of the Western States
where he can permanently loca:e, for tho pur.
pose Of establishing Republican PAPER. Ad-
dress Gro. WEAAEn.
, 1860-06-08

Lincoln.
Many who attended the National Republican
Convention. will remember the unioue and TASTE
f,, Rvet;r Cba;, q .nac;,,s, ~ u;.h;.a, ;a.a
- o L spa ,',. ~ l.s4u '0ee
nnity, brought by the delegates tromthe Penin.
sula State, destined 10 be presented to the nom
iuce Of the Convention. Accomnsnviny tho
wou t,,1 ao.,.;n.:a a .,....:-
sa"1 80 '1.' aeScl'p"on ana explanation Of
the CHAIR and It's design, By the muker, Mr.
Neese, Of uills3ule county. We are compel1ed
IN oh-;d,. ,b;a e.,.,,aat da..-;,.;. - ~
~ ~ "os ' s'en' uese''p1.oa " Af.
heese' OUT present enough TO show the zeal md
intelligence Of this gentleman.
The I. 1rreDre5sible Conflict " q fas bo terns
.> >:.s. - .r:u.. ~ A'
~ 1S composed ol 1n'rty.1our varieties OF TIM
Der, representing the tairty.three States and
Kansas, the names Of which nre Inscribed uuon
The savara, n;.ces re.nect;re1v
-. - - sp-s9
Inc TWO 1na4n posts e1 toe E6atf are uIcKoRT
and ASH, in commemoratlou ofthe "Old Hero"
of Tennessee. md the "Sage Of Aah1andu of
rsn,urtr Eans,. 1,;th har ,fp;..;aa. ~ ~
nen'u.a,' 'ans' WI ne1 "nlse.lons' Is teF'
resented By limb OF Wetpfng Wiz<w; and in
...a,a e''@' N'~1'~' "'r''p''"'''' 'A''u5nou' Tue
"1o'e'
The ideas aud principles intended to be sym-
bolized or represented, are:
u. Tia 4r,,a no,,a,-..v H..
4st. 4he ssae Oe1noc1acJ-the feopie; md
the great train that all power emanates from
then,
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"a. Eqoa''y IN pa'neges ana responsibilities;
and though all cannot hold equally conspicuous
positions, yet the functions Of Ill ere necessary
e. ~. ....1.t,t.,u
|" 'oe complete 'no,e' ;.
81. free LABOR, the wealth It nafaon,-lts
support IN peace and defence in war.
4,h. Thn ,tninr of tbe Stefe. 4ha min, of;,-
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