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ELECT N Of PRINTER The el, C.
tinn oi Printer has at length beer
effected, nft,fso long delay. Hon
Thomas ii. Ford, OF Ohio, has beer
the fortunate aspirant. The De
mocracy have been worsted in ever,
battle. Their candidate. Glosbren.
ncr, tried hard to buy mp the mem
bers by advancing some sl00,0 900 o
their pay, and ai'er~ard proposed tc
divide tho spoils with the Soutl
Americans.
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DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM FOR 1860.
The Democratic Senators of the
U S. S. nate. held caucus short
time since, to determine on a plat
forn of principles. A committee
Was appointed to report at suhsc
qucnt meeting That committee
have reported q platform endorsing
the slave code, which report has
been adopted by the caucns, and is
to be regarded as the platform of the
party for 1860.
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CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcr CoNvgs
TIos - The Congressional District
Convention TOR this District, met at
Perrysburg, last week, aud chose as
delegates to the Chicago Convention,
David Taylor, OF Defiance, and E
Graham. OF Perrysburg. A resolu-
tion was adopted fully endorsing
Governor Chase. pt... .....
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Consumptves should try DIR. jackson.
Throat Diseases successfully treated by DIR
Jackson.
Rheumatism is cured By DIR. Jackson.
Scroflla is cured by DR.. Jackson.
Salt Rheum Ia cured by DIR. Jackson.
skin Diseases are cured by DIR. jackson.
Palpitation OF the Heart is cured By DR.. Jack
son.
Dyspepsis is cured by DR.. Jackson.
Liver Diseases are cured by DR.. Jackson.
Neuralgia permanently cured by DR.. Jackson
Scrnfuons Sore Eyes cured by DR.. jackson.
All Diseases OF the Kidneys are cured by DR.
Jackson. 80
Prolapsus Uteri is cured by DR.. Jackson.
Physical Weakness Is cured by Dr. jackson,
Nervous Debility is cured by Dr. jackson.
In fact all chronic diseases which are curable
are successfully treated By Dir. Jackson.
~ B.--M Scrofulous diseases, ant
all diseases arising from impure blood
he invites particular attention. Also
Female Weakness. and female disease
generally. are successfully treated b.
Indian Remedies.
Hr. r.JArKsos compounds his own medicines.
DIR. JAcKsOs's medicines are strictly vegeta
bic, and from our own forests and fields
DR.. JACKSON uses no mercury or Ain1ai poi
sons OF any Kind.
DR.. JACKSON treats all patients fairy an,
no false promises. =.
DR.. JACKSON does not tear down TO build up
He invigOrates the system, and thus aids ns
ture In overcoming disease. I Hv,lI
Diseases OF the lungs detected by use of IN,
Stethescope, Examinations OF the chest ant
tunge fee. Noieharge 10 made unless the pa
tent tskes medicine. ,l .t.. I,7'T-,''T ~
Price OF treatment ia from rHRKE to rHrRr;
dollars ior rnEsE MONTHS medicine. The nj
M ln kE. Al
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ONE OF the Penobscot Indians
recently appealed to the Maine Leg.
islature to build his tribe Q new
sch ol house, and thus fisuratively
described the old one: ''The build
ing has become bald with age, and
weeps now, within and without, in
every rain, and is ss ragged and tat
tered as dead poplar in the woods.
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',rIepressIbIe connIc,.' | will open the
pr sou doors to allow conspirators against
the peace OF the Republic and the domestic
| tranquility OF our States TO select their cells
wherein TO drag out miserable lie as q
punishment for their crim,s against the
| peace Of society.
MT President, the mode OF preserving
peace Is plain. THIS system Of sectional
warfare must cease. The Constitut on has
given the power, and all we ask OF Consress
| is to give the me ans, and we, by indictments
and convictions in the Federal Courts OF our
several States, will make such examples OF
he leaders OF these conSp'iacie as will
strike terror into the hearts Of othefs, and
there will be an end to this crusade. The
great principle that underlies the organiza.
tion Of the Republican party Is violen', IL.
tcconcilable, eternal watfsfe upon American
Slavery, with the view 10 Its ultimate ex
tinctiUn throughout the land. Sir, con
fess the object Of the legislation | con'eni'
plate is 10 put down this outside iaterier.
ence; II is to repress this 'irrepressible con
| flict.''
Here we have this miserable, shift.
ing, croucbipg d, magogue proposing
to crush whole party Of ireemen
by penal enactment, no lees than
that of imprisonment Tor life. Does
he r. arl lis, { as the lineal d, :
crnf al, OF n ,poleon the |, or do he
imagine that the blood OF some Au-
e,rian Eml error flows through hi
vein.? He says that stop must
tee put TO this system oi 9, ctionnl
warfare, bv indictments aud cohv;c-
tiohs in ,Ro Federal Cour,s"-'har
the great principle that und,rlca
the Organiz ,tion vi the Il publican
parry, Is violent, irreconcilnb!r
eternal warfare upon Am rican
slavery. aud that he my be clear
" understood as ain ing u blow at
the Il publican party, with his penal
law, most explic tly stat that
the ljcct OF the legislation which
he contcmplat's is "to put down
this outside interference )" that il
the discussion Of the bearings OF
slavery on our national afr .irs.
/ Never did American statesman
give utterance to sentiments 50 pro-.
scriptive so Numerically opposed
to freedom OF conscience and freedom
of opinion. 1t is well for Stephen
Arnold Douglas that the American
people urc rs tolerant as they arc
Much of a monarchial power as is
England, no member of Parlamen,
could attempt such = tyraunuuS act,
in regard to IT. rights OF the com
mon people, without raising such a
storm as he dare not face. The
people would hurl him from power.
Royal protection could not save him.
Douglas may thank the forbearanc,
OF an intelligent, free people, tn It h,
can plot such tyranny with inpuni.
l,y. And this Douglas is tn very
emboiyment o'popnIar sovereil n y
as the Democracy would have it!
1t is certainly highly gratifying to
kno" that the Hancock Courier
published in Findlay, and supported
by large number of Republicans
fully approves of Douglas PROPOSE
ton to send Republicans to the pen
iteniinry for lifc, for opposing tn,
extension and aggression OF slavery
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-04-07

HE NEW JgDGE OF THE CRIMINAL COuRT
OF BALTIMoRE-Judge Bord continues to put
the business Of the Criminal Court of Balti.
more through in style that is truly refresh.
ing. Gov. Hicks has certainly lost none Of
the honor heretofore acquired, for appointing
good judges. Most of the papers and people
of the city are now beginning to See where the
cause Of the rowdyism, of which they COM
planned, was. Not with Mayor Swami and
his police, but in the manner in which JUS
tice was served out in the Criminal Court
and they now see there was no need for the
infamous Police Bills passed by the late Leg
isature. Crime of every sort stands abashcd
at the way Judge Bond Furnishes it. The days
Of straw bail' and " 81 90 and costs" are
past. BY the able course Of Judge Bond, the
locofoco and quasi-ncutral' papers have
been disarmed Of their most potent weapon
And though some Of them are unable to see
there is any change in the Court, we are not
surprised, as it is well known they never see
change for the better by any body, unless
he is locofoco All honor to Judge Bond,
say we, and hope he will continue the able
and impartial Judge he has thus far proved
himself to be.
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CONNECTICUT Ell EcrIoN. The election fer
Governor and members of the Legislature,
took place in Connecticut on Monday last,
and resulted in the success of the Republicans;
having elected their candidate for Governor,
buckingham, by a majority of 571, and a
large majority Of the legislature, thus sccur-
ing the election Of Republican U. S. Scna-
tor. Last year they elected their Governor
by majority of $50. The contest has been
a spirited one the State has been canvasscd
by the most popular orators Of both parties -
This is the second State election ofthe season
and both parties seemed by tacit contest to
have chosen it as the battle ground for the
first struggle for the Presidency. But what
the real effect Of the result will be, it is impos.
siblc to tell On the one hand it is claimed
that it will greatly lessen Senator Seward S
chances at Chicago. And on the other, that
it will increase the chances of Mr. Douglas
at Charleston. Evidently the result has dis
couraged the Democrats, as they counted
largely on carrying the State, and it may
cause quite change in their Presidential
program.
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RHODE ISLAND ELECrIoN.-The election
for Governor and State officers took place in
Rhode Island on Wednesday, and resulted in
the success of the " Union" candidates.
VIM. sprague, the " conservative" canii.
date for Governor, supported by democrats,
wings. Americans and moderate republicans,
is elected by large majority over Mr. Pade-
ford, the nominee of the republican party.
Mr. Sprague is qli!ca young man, not thir-
ty years of age, calico manufacturer, and
the wea!thitst man in the State. He is a
partner IN a leading New York mercantile
house. His wealth is estimated at several
millions Of dollars Although not a politi.
clan, he is said to be an American Repub.
lican, i" and to entertain national sentiments.
Walter S. Burgess. on the ticket with him for
Attorney General, is democrat; and s. A.
Parker, the State TTea,.. er, is member of
the American party The candidates for It..
Governor and Secretary Of State were voted
for by all parties.
The republican majority in the State in
1856 for President was 4, 1877, and in 1859 for
Governor it was $500.
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STATIONS OF THE PREACHERS

WnMISGToN DISTRICT w. Uric, Piesi-
ding Eldcr.-Asbury, Wilmington. W, slev
kenney: st. Panl's, do, W. IL. Brisbinc A.:
Union, do, W. Barnes Scott Church, w. NJ,
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JOS. Dair tone to be snpplicdl; Newark G.
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rem tSup.) North East, j. A. Brndle, 4. S.
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Port Deposit, II T. Ilurn. W. W. McMchal
(Snp) Zion, George Quigley, W. S Pugh ;
Ox'oll, George Carlisle; New London and
Elk Ridge, John France; Fulton. s. r Gill
lngham Mount Ncbo, JOS. NJ. Magce Sras-
inrgh, S. NJ Cooper, II. Sutton, (SupD
Enterplize, to be supplied Cochranylile, W.
IL. Barrel, one to be supplied: Gainesville,
VIM. Rink; Gnthreyile, Thomas Neaman ;
Maishatown, Jos. Smith Chester, G. Ruth i,
Chester Circuit, &. j Crouch Village Green,
IL. IL Badlne, one to be supplied Media. G.
Paslcriicld Clozorville, a. II. SCOTT Mount
Lebanon, Y. B. Harvey; Kennel Square Jos.
Cook Unionvllc, to Re supplied. John
W Villains, Prof of Wesleyan Female College
at st. Paul's, MINI; S. p. Ross, rlof. Of
Female College at AShury.
EAsroN DlsTMCr-S. G. Murphy. Presi.
ding Elder: Smyrna, c. IIll; SMYRNA Cir
cult. Y. Quiglcy, w. ID. Nccl: Middlctown,
e. Ieacock Odessa, c. 7. Turner: Dover.
Cook, Il. 7. Cooper (Sup.:) Camden, J.
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DEATH OF HENRY E. WRIGHT, Eso.-Henry
e. Wright, Esq, died at his residence in
Queen AIMS county, Nd, ON the 9th ult.
in the Goth year of his age. He was mem.
Der of the Convention which framed the pres
ant constitution, at ore time represented his
county IN the Legislature, and served in the
Orphans Court. He ran for Congress in this
(then the 5th) district, in 1915, against Albert
Constable, and was beaten by that gentleman
by only small majority. 1879. Up to the
time Of the abandonment of the Wing party
Mr.. Wright was wing, but since then, we
believe, he las been locofoco.