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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-12-20
1.-THE COSM0POL!TAN Art JOURNAL

3d.-Four admissions, during the season. to
''The Gallery of Paintings, 548 Broadway
New York"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-11
A wonderful Cam ON shot.

During the firing of the salute on Jackson
Square, New Orleans, on Friday, the 23d
ult., one of the shots had a wonderful effect,
for it not only restored hearing but speech
to young man, who had been deaf and dumb
for the past three years, the result of severe
sickness. He was born In Quebec, but sub
sequent to his misfortune went to New York,
and then made his way down here. About
midday on Friday he was praying in the st.
Louis Cathedral when he suddenly heard a
cannon, the noise being accompanied with,
or producing instantly cold rushing sensa-
ton through the ears, choking sensation
about the throat, and feeling as Of some
thing breaking in both places. He reeled out
of the church and heard another shot, but
literally "could not believe his ears.'' A
third shot satisfied him and, also that be could
speak, so he burst into tears. His name ia
Joseph Wells; is a six footer in stature, an
Intelligent young man, and speaks, as before,
both French and English. Bulletin.
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Douglas and Buc na n a N

The Washington correspondent Of the Chi
cage Tribune says Of these two gentlemen
The newspapers have not been mistaken in
regard to the willingness Of MIR. Douglas to
be reconciled to Mr.. Buchanan; and your
correspondent 10 Of the opinion that advan-
css were made by the Senator TO the presi-
dent, and that for nearly week he INDUCED
the hope that the past was to be, if not for
gotten, forgiven. He did not know j. b.;
that malevoient old man never forgives, new
er forgets. The feud, in consequence Of the
miscarriage, is higher than ever before. You
may judge of its intensity when you learn
that the scolding in which they Indulge, each
toward the other, among their respective
friends, is not only politically but personally
vitnperative and vindictive. On New Years
day this was particularly Observable. Fish
erwomen, both
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-11

WELL PAID PoErs.-The English papers
report that Alfred Tepnyson has been paid
tl0 line for poem, which is announced
for the January number of Macmillan's Mag
azlne. 1t is entitled "Sea Dreams: an Idv!l.,,
The largest sum received for poem by an
American writer, OF which We have any REQ
ord, WAS paid to Robert Treat Paine, for his
famous song "Adams and Liberty That
spirited composition brought it's author elev-
en- dollars line, which was about dollar
and q half q word.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-11

CAvouR AND THE CoNoKEss. London
Morning. Advertiser says that ii Count Ca
your represents Sardinia in the coming Con-
gress, it will be entirely owing to the earnest
remonstrance OF the British Government
with Louis Napoleon, against the determine
tion OF the latter to exclude the abls and
patriotic ex-Prime Minister OF Piedmont.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-11

GT-The authorship Of Junius is at length
fairly confirmed, il what is alleged be true
that new volume on this fertile theme, By
MIR. Parks, will, for the first time, contain
facts and documents derived from the Fran.
cis family. These add to the testimony thai
fixes Junius on Sir Phillip Francis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-11

The Fort Wayne (Ind.) Republican says -
"The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad has refused to carry the mails since
Meaaay, the ID inst, for the reason, as we
understand, that the Government failed to
pay for the services at the time agreed
upon"
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Statistics OF Bankruptcies In the
United 99utes.

DouoLAs In OHto.-The Democratic State
Convention which recently met at Columbus
appointed four delegates from the State at
large to 20 to Charleston, and instructed
them to vote for Douglas by vote Of 242}
TO 94a. The minority refused to make the
resolution to support Douglas, unanimous.
The Convention had a stormy session, and
much bitter feeling was evolved.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-11

LouIsIASA RlvxR FROZEN OvrR.-The
ofhcers OF the steamer Ceres, arrived on Oath
ult. from Attakapas via Bayou Plaquemines.
report that on Wednesday last Old river had
ice half an ich thick in it oil along the shore.
and in several places the stream was sized
over" completely. This IL novelty ia our
section Of the world.--fN. @. Pioayune.
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DIR. Hicks, in renewing his card to the public,
you'd call attention TO . nee style of aPata
Work, !" which 10 peculiarly adapted TO nat, irrcgu
~, and otherwise dihaosit jaws. This improve
ment has been tested three years and has sustained
it carly promise Of filing . real want In plate
work. The work is now worn by many Of our mort
prominent citizens, who give 1t hearty approval,
csted.
DR.. *. u also mounting ftContinuona Gum
work, Block work, and ordinary todd Plate
work, for which ha has superior stock Of nsts-
fiAl He 10 prepared 10 fill teeth with Gold Foil,
sAdhesive Cold and 'Chrystsi doid,' IN the most
thorough and durable manner.
I'm view Of the stsingsncy In pOnsy matters
some alusion to .Ps1css nay not b aimproPG---
While, on ths ons haad, Dr.. n. bslisves Ito ekhs
better policy, q we'll ~ the honsstsr oeursE not
70 work atau than TO work ~ prices that Viii ne
osssitats inferior work on the other hand 10 y
willing to conform in his charges To the AJAsr
standard Of remuneration that other occupations
have suffered. b8s
With fifteen years experience, . thorough dcvo-
tiOn to his profession, md ~ earasst desire to
please. Ia determined to merit, and hopes 70 re-
ceive continuation Of the liberal patronage hsn-
tofore enjoyed. " 50 80
Julyll-dkw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-11

GTCardinal Wiseman 10 not likely to re-
turn to England as apermanent place Of res.
idence. The state of his health renders So
journ in mild climate absolutely necessary;
and there are, it 10 said, other reasons which
induce bis eminence to select Rome as the
scene OF bis future labors. The Cardinal has
delegated Gil bis po ~ers to the Very Rev. DR..
Hearn. OF the Church of the Assumption,
Warwick street, who is vicar-general OF the
diocese.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-11

NT A new Court House at Covipcton.
Fountain county, Ind, which was recently
completed and cost $4,000, was DESTROYED
BY fire on Monday last. The edifce was one
OF the finest specimens nf architecture in In
diana
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-11

EDUCATION OF THE MASSES. Shaftes-
bury has lately been travelling in the North
of England, and he records, as the result Of
bis observations during his tour, the very
gratifying fact that 80 great has been the
progress Of education among tho masses,
that they 6 can hardly be compared with the
people of only q few years ago."
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I'm and altar this data and unttlRuYthsr nctisa,
" ONE Passenger Inin viii RIM each way
daily l6undaya Dxoeptcd,) q foIlovss
Leaving Keokuk q 8:1O \. 4.
Leaving Bsntonsport Of 2:30 r. 4.
Connecting ut the latter place, ~ heretofore,
with the coaches Of the Western Stage Co.. for ali
points in Middle, Western and Southern Iowa,
Nebraska, KAnsas, 10. 9k
THROUGH TICKETS to st. Louis, Louisvills,
Cincinnati, and the Rast, may b he'd ~ the ofAcs
In Benton sport.
N Fare ~ low as the lowest, to al Southern
and Eastern Citiss. sF# @
~Passengers by this route make sure connsc-
ions with this ,. n. =. n. n. q Yair1sid, rcach-
ing 0ttumwa the same evening. -
b. DWIGHT EATON,
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!
RAILROAD,
OPEN To FART MADISON.
ONLY ONE nAIr.v TRAIN.
UHANGE OF TIMEs

EsRON AND AFTER THURSDAY, JAN. eth,
and untii further notass, only ose train will
be run each way, ~ follows:
Win leave Ksokuk 1t 7sSO o'clock g. m and arrive
81 Fort Madison ~ 4. n.
Will leave Fort Madison at $40 p. m, and arrfvs
@ Is .AtKsDksk IT 400 p. n.
The 5s30 0'eloek - N. train iron Keokuk connsCts
~ Fort Madison With first class Post CoaAhos Of che
Western Stage Co., making sure oonnscttons 1t
Burlington with evening trains last and West.
1n-fArs by this roats ~ Low AS TIL = Low
EST, md passsngcrs suh ssted to - few changes -
THROUGH TICKETS over this line can be pro-
cured to all the principal pjeSes nsst, Wea and
Moth, Of J. E. TEWK6BURY, Ticket Agent, op-
posite the Billings House, Aain-st., Ksokuk.
B. VI. DAVIS, Bupt.
Jan. 4, VO-dkw
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u The editor OF the New York News saws
be came long ago to the conclusion that the
negroes are an inferior race. III be means 10
white men generally, he is right; il to him
self individually, he Louisville Jour.
nal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-11

1T Andrew Hunter, the district attorney
who tried old Brown and his associates, in
forms George Sennott, Of Boston, counsel
for the defence, that the trial of Aaron d.
Stevens will occur at Oharlestown some time
this month before the Virginia Circuit Court.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-11
GTIt is said that the late ex- Chancello

Bib, of Kentucky, some ten years ago, in
conversation about st. Paul, rose from his
chair, and stretching himself to his full
height Of six feet, he said: "Why, sir, the
Almighty knew be was a giant, for be treated
him as giant. ltrequired stroke Of light.
ming TO make him understand, and when he
did understand, he understood like thunder =,
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@ There Was no later news by she mails
last night. No telegraphic report was re-
ceived Ut Burlington on Monday night.

aJThs friends of MIR. Dayton hare is
sued circular to promote bis nomination TO
the Presidency. They say thatfull confer
ences have established the fact that he would
receive the vote Of the united Opposition in
New Jersey, and be certain 70 carry the
State and they feel confident that the same
elements Of popularity, the same antecedents,
and the same general state Of things, politi-
cally, in Pennsylvania, that prevails in New
Jersey, would enable him TO carry that State
also.
e. Republicans of Newton, in electing
their delegates to the County Convention ex-
pressed their decided preference for the nom
ination Of Chase. They we're unanimous for
Abe Lincoln for Vice.
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Alcohol, Burning Fluid ana Cam
phene Diattllory.

N - a IL o : = r / 3 n,
- EsPRcTFULLY iaiorns tie eitissns Il Kse.
N kuk and surrounding country that he has hi.
Dstillery in full operation, and ready to furnish
all who msy favor him With call, with anything
in his line ct prices - lows can b. met with il
any other market. CAN and try. n the goAds d.
not give satisfaction your money will be refunded
Nov. ~. ,5o-dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-11

eaN BANKING HOUSE OF
q Il q II q II C.. n N - n q q n r @ o.
r HAVE thfsday admitted . partner In The
i Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, iwho has
04pn ny teller for the last six years.. Tbs husi-
aSss, hereafter, Willie conducted under the 6rm
RI GEO. G. ANDERSON 4 co.
Being oas 81 tbs eldest Banking Houses III not
the ohestl In Iowa, tho new Arm solieits soatin-
uance1f former pasroaag &c go literally extended 10
the senior partner.
They will nake eollestions and remit, less Ex-
chan &c ION tho day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are xs formerly by senior part
nor wis
ssnnpnRxNcna - So VI n
, & Rask Bank, M Y. 84as4as eHs g4sserssi
- Winslow, LaBicr Co., Bankers, N.Y.
g% Edward w. Clark Co., Philadelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Bosson.
Clapp, HulIsr = Browne, Bankers, Boston.
as Marine Bank, Ohicago. ~
Hofmsn 3 6elpcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsbnrgh.
E FARMERS Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Rahm, Bankers,
Gilmore Brothsrton - Cineinnati.
a. d. liant i CO., U Louisville. Eya
State Savings Institution, st, Louis.
Keokuk, JAn.l 80. 0RO-C ANDERSON
lano0 eEs i Z i b
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-11

a. Tom Hood mentions the case OF an
old jew, who bad let large sum Of money,
and charged interest upon ii at nine per
cent. instead OF six. which Was the legal rate
The borrower demonstrated; and at last asked
the usurer il he did not believe in God, and
where ne expected to 20 when he died p
"Ah," said the old Hebrew, With pleased
twinkle OF the eye and grin, 81 have tho.
OF that, too-but when God looks down upon
it from above, the 8 will appear TO Him like
q o.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-11

The members of the Legislature are pour
ing in, and candidates for any thing and ev-
cry thing are getting numerous. Busy times
here just nov; old msnbsrs meeting and
greeting, and introducing new members,
bowling and scraping, selecting desks, hunt
ing boarding places, and getting the hang Of
things generally, and the candidates for clerk
ships, 30, buston-holing each individual
member, and presenting his peculiar claims.
All this will 60 on till Monday, and soon
thereafter. things will settle down and 20 TO
working in grooves.
find that the general opinion is that the
Senatorial election will come shortly, and be
disposed Of with no trouble. Harlan will
undoubtedly 60 through on the first ballot
II is now thought that the big fight Of the
session will be about the State Printing. The
candidates are Teesdale, the present incum-
bent, Palmer of the Dubuque Times, Daven-
pert Of the Cedar Rapids Times, Mahin Of
the Muscatine Journal, Jerome Of the Iowa
City Repubhcan, and the Senior of the Gate
City. Ii is free fight, but will doubtless
be good natured one.
II appears now that John Edwards, of
Charlton, stands the best chance for Speak
or of the House. DIR. Witter, of Linn, is
also candidate, and will be strongly sup
ported. Both are the right kind of men, and
will aequiesce cheerfully IN the decision OF
the maj ority.
have had the pleasure of meeting MIR.
Rusch. He is in good condition, having re-
cuperated from the fatigues of the campaign.
He has had good deal Of practice in sound
ing the tn, and will undoubtedly give salts
faction to the Senators in that respect and
every other. regret to learn that be was
heavy loser by the failure of Prettyman 4
Burrows, with whom HE years crop of wheat
was stored.
close in a hurry for the mail. r.
Iiaion Tact Defeatcd--ProsPec
&c.
WAsHINaToN, Jan.
Developments to-day show the impossible
ity OF forming any coalition to beat Sher-
man. The Americans swear they will never
support Squatter Sovereignty Democrats,
and the latter swear they wont support Le-
compton Democrats, unless they promise to
bury the past, and consent to the immediate
admission of Kansas. The Lecompton Dem
ocrats will not promise this. The Ohio Dem
ocrats were silent when CLARK asked the
Democracy If they intended to admit Kan
sas Immediately. Stout, Of Oregon, will
urge the plurality rule tomorrow. Schwarss
Of Pa, is dangerously ill, but had paired OFF.
The Republicans Of the Senate will resist the
McLane Treaty until the Democracy agree to
admit Kansas.
Davis, of Ind, is politically dead Cor.
Gin. Com
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-11

A correspondent of the Louisville Journal
says:
There 10 already good deal of feeling
prevailing about the proposed speech Of Cap
tain Cassius Nj. Clay. He will not be grant
ed the use of the State House, the members
very generally expressing violent hostility to
his incendiary course. can see neither wis
dom, nor prudence, nor patriotism in this
hostility TO the free utterance OF a native
kentuckian's sentiments, especially when it
is known that whatever he may say will be
without particle of effect upon the public
mind.
"a n. Ssoimnu, ~. n. rtouusru, ucvs~v-s
Edmund Arnoux, Samuel III. Stonements
Riley John Montgomery, John p. smith
A. Torrey, Samuel Raua ,P. w. Pence f.
wood z. A Scuheld, Arnold Kendall, q. p.
son, Wn Sier, VIM. Hubbard, W w. Prize
3. Davis, Gideon Myers, Il. Ill. Moore. Jo
leny, cleo. Felt, H. q. chatterton, Hon
for, Iohn piken, Henry Mason, J.. n. II en-
Prichard. Waitun Bancroft, Caas. j. Fo
Lockwood, James Ilendrick, Truman Cor
hcsEeld, A, G. Thome and johnson Dayi
aud each OF you hereby notified that
now on 6ls in the Once Of the Clerk at the
Court in and for Lee County, lows, at Ks
Petition OF Samuel b. Scoies, claiming O
Milssy the sum Of twenty seven hundred
and interest, money due on n proIni so
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-11
General insurance Akoncy.
CON. SECOND AND MAIN.

COZ. SECOND AND nIAKN. tt
ENRE. LAKE. RIVER AND LIFE IN
4 SUkANGE promptly attended TO At this Oihce.
Agency than any other in this city, and less trouble
after loss.
Etna Inswanee Co., Of Hartford, Conn, $2,o30, AZ
Home Insurance Company, Of rer York, 1,457,s3s
North american In. Co., Havtford, Conn, aee.ooo
CITY Fire Insurance Co., Of Nee Huvea, 17o,s6s
Phania Fire Insu,anee Co., Of Eer York, 790,0e0
Loriliard Fire Insurance Co., Nep Fork, a., 900
Moniaak Fre Insurance Co., Nsp Fork, 100000
Connecticut MusuGl Lift In Co.. Hartford, 1900 1913
~ Buildings, MefChandisc, MIN, Faotorics.
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured at -
low rates as other Companies who pay their losses.
II. b. TRN-EY6K, Agent,
Office corner "a and Mair sta. Ksokuk, Iowa.
Jan. Z, - dim A
Insurance! Insurance Insurance
DOLICIES on Stores, Dwellings, Merchandise
Pork Houses, Public Buildings, Manufacturing
Establishments, Household Furniture, and all insu-
rable property, issued at the lowest rates in the
following sshstantial Gomranies 6 u ss38a
+
pHGNIX ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL 100000.
CITY FIRE ms. CO., OF HARTFORD. CONN.
I CArIrAL 4l50,OO0.
HARTFORD FIRE ms. CO., OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL $4,000.
MERCHANTS ms. co, OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL $1,000
| This Agency always pays its Losses promptly
CASH.
| Dwellings,, with Furniture therein, insured ut :
vxRY MODERATE PREMIUM, for ono, three or i've
| years, CAIlAnd learn the rates. s
WIN. w. RELKNAP, Ag,t.
Jan2dlm Secord-st., near Main.
sBOOKsi HOOKssI DOOKSyR
1 aa ElOcutlon, NM
InR, MENTAL AND VOCAL PHILOSOPHY
~ involving the prineiples Of Reading and
Speaking, and designed for tho develormsnt oil
4 both body and mind, in accordance with the N
4 ture and destiny Of man, By Prof. Bronson, A N
i d. D.. For sale by =. Ill 4 -a-A 4
D.oiod " nasn-ss.
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PAsDonED.-The Fort Wayne Republican
says thai Gov. willard has pardoned Airing
ton, Who II will be remembered was SEN
tenosd TO the Penitentiary from Allen coun-
~, for manslaaghter, for the term OF twelve
years. sHe has ssrysd ont about two wears
Of his time, and u now set at liberty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-11

Ca letter from Vienna, in the Prussian
Gazette, says:
"Tbe government appears more and more
resolved not to allow the agitation in Hunga-
~, which has suddenly arisen, to contnne.
II has ordered the 9Th corps de armee, which
10 nov 10 Italy, to proceed TO Hungary, to
be - the disposition OF the Archduke Al
BERT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-11

THE Dxs Mc1sxs VALLEY WHIs is published
every Monday 81 this office is of the Oldest pa
pers in I0~s, and has widely extended circula-
tion throughout the Des Moines Valley, Northern
Missouri, End Western niinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-11

NJ B Nlys-1 n -f NJ
11Ticket oEice 1t Railroad Depot.
Once in KiIhourne' = Block.
Keokuk, Sept. 70, '5s-dSw
M W. N Q Ks, N. b., surgesn
lXls De0ti SIS Once on 6eoond- H., -
between Main and johnson streets, Keo-y
knk, Iowa. WUD
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EsIvE. LAKE. RIVER AND LIFE IN
1 SUkANGE promptly attended TO at this Once.
Better and more IrDKxAJTY can be given q this
Agency than any other in this city and less trouble
after loss.
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For k.iuC0En and tshsrsv.

The Franklin County Qll.) Democrat has
come out for Lincoln and Hamln. The edi
tor has been warm supporter of Douglas
and - now induced TO 90 for Lincoln for
the simple reason that Douglas has not the
slightest cnance OF being elected. lie says
that IN throwing away his vote on Douglas,
he may possibly aid in preventing an eIec.
ton by the people, and thus throw the cleo
tion into Congress, where Joe Lane, or come
other slave-eode Democrat, would be sure
10 be elected. lie therefore prefers to en-
list under the banner of Lincoln, and secure
his election BY the people.
Let ali the friends Of Douglas, who ar.
sincere and earnest in their opposition tt
slavery extension and slaveholding DONNA
ton, follow his example.
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zenship. Why this singing out of the Meth
! odist Church? Others have borne strong
testimony against the eyil--why this war
upon us
8. VIC demand the protection OF the courts.
| If any OF our people offend the majesty OF
the law, there are courts OF justice and of
| fcers of tho laws let there be full, impair
tial and fair trial, and we will be content
We bow to the laws. If they are unjust and
| oppressive, we will attempt in oil lawful
ways to secure their repeal. 1t becomes sir,
question Just now OF deep interest
DoEs MEMBERSHIP in rus MsrHopIsT ErIsoo-
PAL CHURCH, KxPosE TO DEATH AT THE HANDS
OF AN UNLICENSED MOB? Are we to be hunt
cd like wild beasts? Ia our blood TO be
shed like water to appease the Unsuitable
Moloch of slavery?
must add, sir, that ut this time tho ques-
ton, GAN OUR BRETHREN BIZ PKoTEcTEpp 10
assuming a grave Importance. We are in
the midst of the excitement preceding the
Presidential election, intensified by the char
acter OF the questions at issue. Heretofore
we have been divided in our votes. Our
clergy have been of different parties, and SO
have our laity. The Church periodicals,
with circulation told by hundreds OF thou
sands, have been silent when the quettions
of platforms and candidates have been ar
gued. Thus should it be. God forbid that
the day shall come when our leading religious
denominations shall stand as integers in the
computation OF political parties.
But, sir, Oppression maketh wise man
mad" The murder OF Bewley has startled
us, and the question begins to run through
our million OF membership, Can an a.
winistration be found Uhich wtH protect
the rights Of conscience and the freedom
Of uorshipp depreoate the existence OF
such state Of things, but We are not re-
sponsible. We love our brethren, and can
not consent to see them slaughtered by
gans OF dssperadoes without feeling, without
determining solemnly and our knees and At
the holy communion, that they SHALL Bs Pro-
rxcrxD. few more such murders ~ that
of Bswley, and the Church will ask who will
give us an Administration strong enough TO
uphold the rights dearest Of all others Z and
for that man, be he whom he may, they will
cast their united suffrage.
Sir. have written plainly and honestly,
and now close this letter, praying that the
evening Of your days may be calm and
cloudless, and when you 60 hence may ii be
in sure and certain hope OF q blissful i'm
mortality.
Yours respectfully,
T. NJ. EDDY.
CHICAGO, Ills, Sept. 7, 1860.
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Hcrnffoes OF Meth % q asm % the Cow
PrrmeNG and 20 SaAyTFy~~~IFeat~
mens SE Meth dist aGeFEymen am
LAT she south ON
tu me exercise CT Ccm~1xtukGcn mai
Kights Den nd ed.