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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-06
Negro Equality.

How often has tie public been warned
that the Republicans favored the iIll equal
ity of the white and black races. aud that
the success of our party would lujure the
interests of our German population, by the
influx OF Tree negroes and the favoIitism that
wonld be shown to them. They sustain
these charges by mere assertion, or circum-
stances supposed to have come to pass in
distant places. but can they instance a case
at home. In our town, where petty persecu-
lion and party favoritism for the negro ex-
lists IN as clear. unmstakeabie case rs the
folowingl Early iC the campaign. Ger
man barber. thinking that the principles of
the Republican party were most conducive
TO The interests of the laboring man. Joined
The German Republican Club of this place.
Up to this this time his chief support came
from the Gerr,ans, but as soon he was
supposed 10 be a certain Republican,. the
Douglas Germans left him almost entire y
taking their money and their aces aud
placing each in the hands of cur colored
BARRIERS IN preference TO a white man, q lei
low German, who did not happen to be Of
their political faith. Now. freely acknowl
edge the right OF every one TO deal with
whoever he pleases, be he white, black or
green--but this instance looks lik e they were
practicipg the much hated and denounced
doctrine of negro equality even 10 the point
negro superiority, showing an inconsistency
between profession AID practice, that should
close their mouths. as against the Republl-
cans who treat the unfortunate black man
as a human beng entitled to the inaiieaabie
rig hts of life and liberty and amongst winch
are not the rights of suffrage and social
equality. WIDE AWAKE.
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~ The xpress of Ana

~ The xpress of Aug 80, brought to
ST. LOUIS. from Denver City. s93 900 in
gold dust.........Joseph Dowdell has been
appointed Postmaster at Columbus, Ohio
--....--.There is fifty divorce cases pending
in the Indianapolis Court. ........ The popu-
lation of Laporte county is pat at "a 600.
and the town of Laporte 1920. The town
of Vineennes 5000. Fort Wayne 1000.
the State of Indiana l 500, 900 -. Judge
Douglas is to be at Indianapolis on the 2ssh
inst Douglas has given himself new
name Little Sucker" and was doubtless
suggested by his anxiety to find his mother
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-06
Wide Awake Meeting.

Alta meeting o: Wide Ava kes of this city
held at their Hall on Tuesday evening last. tie
following resolutions were unanimously adopted
In consideration Of the macy favors showr
this company during their excursion TO the late
State Republican Convention. by the Mana
ge-s of the e. Il q. Air Line X. K therefore,
Re,o{red, That the Wide Awake Club OF
the CITY oil Richmond returns its thanks to the
Supe:inl eudept and other officers Of that road
for their acts of knd0ess. and the interest they
manifested in comfort aud safety
Resolred, That while we went for the purpose
Of connecting for the prize offered by the Wide
A axes of Indianapolis. and failing 10 secure It,
that our position as r .puhlicans oil Wayhe Co.
il too we'll esta shed. to let Is envy our more
fortunate brethren, and that He cffer the W ide
Awakes OF Fayette CouGty our hearty conera-
ata,ions on their success in carrying of the
Prize Banner
Resoired. That we will discourage any at
tenpts to .nisrepreseDt the feelings OF the cuo
| liz reference 10 tie matter.
Resoired That these resolutions be paoiishe d
10 the Republican papers OF this city.
WHEREAS On our recent return trip from In
diana polls, over ,be Z. h c. Air Lius K. r..
one Of our members met his untimeiy decease,
and although the officers and employees OF said
road we're entirely free nom eeHsure. John
Brandt, Dr.. The popular superintendent eenef-
ousy donated Us the sun of hftS-eight doliafs
towards defraving bis fuaeral expenses; there
fore be it
RSsoired, That the thanks of this Club he
and tue 81 ne are hereby rendered JOAN Rran!',
Dr.. for this msgnanino act, ard also for hi
unie uniting personal efforts 10 render excur-
sion pleasant and agreeable TO all
Resotrrd That this magGaninity is worthy
Of CONNIE adation. AMI that the pa; ers of on
city be requested to give these res Di1uo1s q
place ia tbelr coo,rs
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" We call the al,en,;o. ~ an, q.

II We call the attention Of our mer.
chants aud ci'isens generally TO the adser-
aseneni which appears in another column.
Of the St Nicholas Ho,el. Broscway. New
ioik This prsnesly palace has aceommo-
daaon. for one thousand gussts A city
Within city. having . cosmopolitan CAM
maa'y. representative from every civilized
nation on the faee Of the globs. The gen.
lie mso who planned aad carr ied into SUCCESS
inf operation an enterprise like this man.
moth establishments. deserve the un.s, lib
eTai patronage OF the travelling public
We advise our friends visiting New Yarx
TO call on MesSrs- lread~eli. Waiscemo &
Co. with whom We are sure they viii zeal
at home.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-06

s$ Senator Chandler of Miohigen ad
dressed about QUO Republicans Of Man
chester. N. H.. last Saturday evening. in a
very able and acceptable manner In the
course of his speech he said Illinois woulj
go for Lincoln by twenty thousand; Michi-
gan by equally as large a number; Indiana
was sure tor him: and in the fullest conf
dence he predicted his election. He said
Douglas stood no chance to receive an cleo
toral VOTE
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

PurssaEt 70 an order Of tie Cosnnoe Pfeas Cart
of Nsyge coaBiy. in5sanA, Will e pucsse sale
the p emises. Saturday fse .yth q Oct her
eev az 40 o'clock 81 s<is csy the oiiosia< esd
real estate saiE@tsd n sast sunty sbost i2 ss.s
r5rEh Of sssr r., wus--l55 IN the a. rsh-
vest quarter OF seciion nine ss Ia township IS an
rage eae -ss One third paschsse lEan-y
~sia De required 9osn tas Gay Il SALE aad the s.
II fo1r 4asi Instruments s1e fso shres ara
four s=srsafer date sisa Interest frcn
Aaaasly tor ~hieh the purchaser viii be reas rel 20
give sss ass-s AID EsftssSE the pwezns<s 70 49,
cure tie deferred pAyGeEss- Farther sssars vl. ss
made kaSs tie dsy u .ais.
EDHAkD sTARBCCK, Conf.
Sept. T. 1850. ss-ts
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o. Jacob Jessap. Of Cambridge Ci'y
has furnished the editor of the Flag with
the amount of wheat threshed by him since
harvest, with one of F. W. Robinson's steam
threshing machines:
Number of dayi " orked --.-......... 10
bushels wheat ,hreshed -. 5000
Average number per day $40
Moved and reset the machine within the l6
days p times.
Number Of bushels threshed per min. 81
Highest mum 1er Of bushels threshed
per day of 10 hours ----..-... 1000
This separator was run by an engine only
Eve inch bore and ten inch stroke, which Is
much smaller than usual
J. c. Alger & Co.. OF Rush county.
threshed $50 bushels in one day with Mr..
Robinson's machines aud lave s~veral
times rhreshed over 500 bushels. These
facts prove, beyond doubt. that for fast
work these machines are net equalled IN
the country. and Tor doing good work. saw
ing and cleaning the grain, they will beat
the world.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-06

DoUGLAs MEETING AT BJsroS The
friends of the little sucker" had a grand
fandango at Boston, in this county. on Fri
day last There was a large attendance of
women and children and some voters. The
display was very creditable TO those VINO
got it up. who used every appliance that
would bring out the party Mr.. Va'lan
bingham and Dick Ryan were the speak
ers.
Considerable confusion is said 10 have
existed on the grounds. One poor darkey
is said to have been detected in selling
whisky-his booth was broken up and be
driven from the grounds. Some one was
SO unch.riIable as 10 say the Democracy
stole his gingerbread. This we do not vouch
for. Il is further said that white men were
allowed to sell whisky without molestation
this is carrying out the doctrine that the
negro has no rights that white man is
bound to respect"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-06

49, The Democracy of Hamilton co1n-
~. Ohio. attempted to hold convention 10
Cincinnati on Tuesday las'; but is would no,
b Aeld-broke up IN row-adjourned 40
fight another day.''
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-06

BoswELL's PIcrrRs Rnous --rhose VIA
want good. psri-cs. HE like pictures go 70
Bosweil's. Who is the Oldest and most expe-
rienced artist in the city. He is AWAY. on
hand, and ready to s<rve his cussoasrs
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-06

OREGoN.-The Secretary of the State
of Oregon has refused to issue the certif
cate of election to Schiel, lately elected to
Congress, IS successor to Stout. on account
of The election being premature and un-
authorize by law.
The wheat crop is said to be the best ev-
er made in that country.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-06

LATE FROM MExIco.-There was a great
battle between the contending armies in
Mexico on the 10Th OF August. Mramon
with 5000 men WAS surrounded by Dablado
with 10000 men. The fight continued 5
days. Miramon was badly wounded. but
escaped and fed to the capital Most oil
his army was made prisoners.
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DOUGLAS WIswAMs AND LoDGKs.--we
shall expect our Douglas friends to .iusti.
tute secret wigwams and Lodges. now that
they have joined the Know Nothing party.
ALI the "horrid oaths' that once so terrific d
them will be revived and used by them.--
They will meet at the dark hours of nights
with blinded lanterns and in dark holes, and
when once in their dens will draw the holes
10 after them. to secure privacy for their mid
night consultations. Their 81 rs and grips
will only be communicated TO their leaders,
and the faithful viii be driven into the sup
port of their orders. The spirit of pro
scription is already manifesting itself. If a
former member OF their party. in the exer.
else Of the right belonging to every free
man. should now act with ,'ie Republicans.
be is prescribed in every business relation
They seem determined TO farce men to act
with them and carry on, their behests.-
They have lost all spirit Of tolerstion Blu
chanan prescribed the friends OF Douglas,
and they now prescribe every man that
ceases to act with them. We invite the at
tension of our German friends to thi. fact.
While you act with the Democratic party,
you can have part Of their patronage aud
support. The moment you set As freemea
refuse to be their slaves--vots your hon.
est sentiments, you are dismissed and some
negro is taken to ill your place. We dep
reca,s everything Of this kind. Every citi-
zen has the right. and ii is his duty, to vote
IS his Judgment dictates, and it is most un-
Just and uncharitable to prescribe any nan
Tor acting in accordance with the duty i'm
posed upon him BY his country, either ma
tive or adopted.
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Keep II Before the I,eople.

That in every State in the Union where
negroes and mulattoes are allowed 10 vote,
the law authorizing it was passed by a
DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATURE, under Democrat.
&c ad...intsfrafaons.
Keep IL before the People. that in every
State where negroes and mulattoes are per-
mitted to testify in courts of justice. where
white men are parties. he law authorizine
it. was passed by Democratic Legzszasures
Keep At before tie People. that nearly all
the Democratic members of Congress a,
the last session. voted sgains. making p~lyg.
amy penal offense in Utah. while every
Republican voted for it.
Keep IL betore the People. that the Dem
ocrats are, As party. opposed to a home
stead law. and that the Republicans. indi-
vidually and as party, are in favor of that
great aud just measure.
Keep 1t before the People, that the Re
publican party has but one platform, North.
South. East and Wes,-that it is . national
party; and tina. the other parties are all
combining without regard to principles,
measures or platforms. save and except 1.-The
losves and ishes"-lhe spoils of Office.
Keep 1t before the People. that the efforts
of the Douglas party now to unite With the
Know No,bings to defeat the Republicans,
is evidence most positive, that they are a
momgrd Knoo Nothing party.
Keep 1t before the People. that H. v.
Johnson. the Douglas candidate for Vice
President, is not only in favor Of extending
and maintaining negro slavery. by tbs re-
opening Of the African slave trade, hut lie
is in favor Of making slaues of WHITE
MEN He says the capital should own
the labor Of the country.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-06

Fair suc furnishing The Secieiy sad the
public with meals. will be sold At pubic
auction on Saturday evening next. at The
auction room OF c. W. Ferguson For
further particulars inquire OF J. NJ P"1s"n'
Superintendent. or W. 7. Donnis, Seere'a-
ry- ss SO Tees #E
Sentember 5,h. 1850.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-06

DIED At cpfingbor0, Ohio. the lSt
u'ilmo, Mrs. MARY 'LEAvER, wife of Ezekiel 5
Cjeaver fprteerly of this city
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NHERIFF'S SALE

BY virtue Of decree ami execution 70 ms directed
from The ~ yae Circuit sosr Wi. -xpsss pa
sale At hs Court tioa-s door tbs Of Goa o.
riie, esanly, In4an.. the 53.h dsy vi Sap.
t-moer $780, between ths hours Of 10 o'stocx.
AMI oeloek. pm. on said day. the fsl,s,ax de-
-cribed cal eAIs that ps Ctr Of
aeamoad. Wayne county, Ina-, Laid oat By John
Smith TO VITA part of bot No. lo4, beginning e
the Bsrth east of sail lot, r1ansnx ca enc
~est 70 the nor ID RI srIek assss
built ~ Eisari L. Sross s3i sincs ed by .ai 81
"ard, thence sub Win tns eu3 Of ssi brsek
house 70 tbs soarh- Of sad ,ass, theore
ssutn parallel sith 3srion street to sai.a street,
thence east 20 the eAsrera o,an1asy sal. thsnes
martin stn ia east ,aa1sry Lac of sid los the
place II begicsEng- Tbs sane u BE- soft - SATISFY
said deer.s ssi sxsrusasn ia iI~Arl u Ps.s
". Joseph Wood, . ais.
is. sTfDHAx, SAT- ". C.
Sept 81. 1851. - %
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MR. SEWARD AT DErKoIr.-This distin-
guished champion Of Republican principles
by At least thirty thousand freenen. Three
thousand Wide Awakes received him. He
made. as he always does, an able speech
Several other speakers were present.
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a. Oar friends " "a r Wilson & Barsovpe
have entered iato the Produce BaanesS an
South Mar, on, one door s.,ath II Bsacx1s Da,
Ssore--sane building. Fresh Butter OF the ses,
and Feetest Kind, fresh ExgA Chickena AID
Potstoes aud Apples. can % had there ~ al
times Call and hay
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The privilege Of occupying the Dining
Hall on the Ear Grounds during the next
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Wayne Comfy Fair.

The annual Fair of the Wayne County
Agricultural Society will be held on the
Fair Grounds in this city. commencing Oc-
tober |. aud con'iu uing during the week
The Premium List amounts to $4,000,
embracing every departments OF Industry
ard Art. The grounds are being thor
oughly renovated aud improved. An addi-
ton is about to BE- erected to the Floral
Hall. and Grand Horticultural Exhibition
will be made under the entire direction and
control of the Horticultural Society of this
city, which will doubtless be the finest ex-
hloition Of the kind ever made in this city.
Every effort viii be nede By the officers of
the Society to make the ext Wayne County
Fair superior in every department to all pre-
vious fairs. The Indications are tina, inn
pense crowds OF people will be in attend
ance. but Accommodations can be bad by
all. We have assurances that much lsrg-
er number of Exhibitors than ever hereto.
fore will be 10 attendance.
Although our Fair is open to the world.
is peculiarly a Wayne County institution.
and we invite the cooperation of every
good citizen of the county. to make it what
it should be, an exhibition of the industry
and mechanical skill of old Wayne.
d. p. HOLLOWAY. President.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

NotIes 70 here.
by gven, that ths 25th day Of August 4 $40 .
wis y .ttsraa,ai ~@s fssssd oy ma. Ian d. Lyle.
Jassscs or tss P~ars o. tbs Csssty u W.tss &c
the sas1saoe Of Niiii<s Csin. Thsvassa r. csia
sni "siifa~n 1sn. Jr osr-asrs Wni.. q s,sia aaA
Sons. AMI a2oa tie sA3Ayis ol Tbnsasoa r Gaia
Esanst me Sds sat cAAsssis. credits sassss q
Js@~s wrisat, By siftss VI w-seb seis l:AAss.s xs-
Tel has se-a x.raishsej, Aad hat On the - Il, -
-sptem ,sr - -, n ten s'e.ock, a q sy - - IL
wHyas 20 rnshfp Of SAID eegasy. vii prsc.sI -
hear aaa fs~etse upDs the eis u he az ssillsr.
Can. fkoraa4n r. cssn, aaa wuIi.u Cam. - .
.ns' al the .ssd lanes Wright, yohn t. Msss-y.
Charles ksis. and Al osnss perssss svprssnsl. SID
take nossee-
JOHN s. LYLE. ysssies u ~ 49,.
Sept. 4. 1850. 81 50
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For the better protection Of religious meet.
ings, agricultural fairs, and other lawful
assemblages OF the people.
Approved siarch 3, 1859
SECTION !. Be 70 enacted ~ The General
assembly of tie State of kdsona. That
if any person shall erect. bring keep, con
tinue or maintain. any booth, tent wagon.
huckser SHOP. or other place for the sale of
Intoxicating liquors. cider, beer, or other
trinss, OF Tor the sale Of any other articl..
Whatever. or shall sell or give away any in
toxicaling liquors, cider. beer, or any o.her
drinks. or any Other article, whatever, or
shall keep or exhhis any gaming able, rou
,este, shuttle board. faro bank, nine-rin or
ten-p pin alley. or Hard table. or any other
gaming or wagering apparatus whereby any
money or article Of value may be los, or
won. or any Pe7>os u no may be tie owner
o. proprietor of any al property. who shall
rent OF permit tie same TO be occupied for
any ssch purp,ss, within one mile of any
collection OF any ishsbitants of this State
met together for worship. or any agrscultu
raj fair or exhibition. or who snail ii any
way interrupt. molest or disturb such r-iig-
ious meeting or agricultural fair or ex hit.i-
non, or any person present tbereat, OF going
lest or disturb any meeting of Inhabitants
of this State met together for any lawful
purpose, shall be fsed Ia any sum not more
than twenty-five dollars nor less than Eve
dollars
SEC The preceding section shall not
be construed 10 iuelade such persons IS may
carry on their regular business at their usua
places Of transacting the same. nor persons
rs mar own in fee simple the really within
enc mile of the places named in section one
o. this act, who shall de ire 20 carry on in
hrs or their person. the business of provid-
Ing food Tor the persons or the stock of those
attending the pisces above named. nor to
sueh persons As may have The pc. mission of
those having charge of any such m--tiug or
exhibition, 70 establish suitable places for
the purpose of furnishing iood for those at
tending the same, for horses. cattle or other
stock.
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Last OF Agrics,ssral Fairs.
NATIONAL FAIRS FOR 1850.
STATE FAIRS FOR 1859

reneaeicai Society Philadelphia. Sept IL Il
aited state .Csseiuaats,. .Sspa. IL ~
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In connection with the Fair, we invite
the attention OF all WHO may iee interested.
to the following law enacted by the Legis-
lature at its last session. The Executive
Committee of tie Society has instructed
the Superintendent 10 enforce the provisions
Of the law without respect to persons
The object of the law is simply TO project
the Society from the crowds that hang around
the outside of the grounds
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District Ticket.
Csngvsss, G. w. Julian.
County Ticket.

Il. =. Newman. 'SheviT Joseph stedhsm,
lsvyesuss &Olser r. Jenes Suvrsyov, c. shgfe.
(IsrseI woodsuA, Co. Cos. Jonssh1n Baldwin.
7}sarrrSv Chrfsse B, Hug, lCoyosey, Jesse
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EieeIsral Ticket.


4sssssrslSv - sssse - Lsvgs.
VIII cnDhaek. Of Decatur.
jehn l. nsn115s,d. Of Js0sn-
Dts1rtee Eseaess.
!. Cyrus y. Allen, Of Knox.
.. Jeho ". Bay, Of Clarke.
J. NoSson @. Hun ter. 0on'e.
8. jobs H.1ssquhas. Irkl'u
5. Nelson 1YuslsY, rAyests
3. nsub. y. 1fBsy, HApeock
:. JohR HAnneh, Putnam.
.. eam'l H.ve6. Tippecanoe
8. james b. Tynes, Miami.
10. Issac Jooki1son, Alisa.
IL. David o. barley, Huns'n
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SLATE ntket.

Fer Gersynoy. n. y. Lane.
Ii Coz, .. r Morton.
Sesls See'y, VIM. A. P-eils.
/" Trezs.. iona g. Harvey.
:" ASdsfsr, Aibert Lanee.
Aff's GeA'f, James G Jones.
Sept r. H., Miles } Fletcher.
Re Ss. Cs-, Henj. Harrison.
Clerk - i" John r. Jones.
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September 5,h. 1860.
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SHEklFk'S SALE

Sept. 3, 1860.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-07
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, JUNE T. 1860.
Hon is. Morrill,.

We have read the letter of Hon, j. 5. Nor
rill declining re election to Congress, with re-
greet. We had hoped to see him continued in
that honorable and useful position, some years
longer, at least--not because we have no able
men to occupy the post, but because it will re-
quire years of research and experience to enable
any man to become so peculiarly fitted for the
duties of that Office Mr.. Morrill, has now a
most popular record, and is still in the midst
Of labor which we are 10th to think will be
successfully taken up by successor. Ills
measures are yet incomplete. The College
Land Bill has, however, once passed both
Houses, and would have become law but for
the veto of the +" old public functonary," who
can see nothing which is to benefit the Nation.
The Polygamy Bill has passed the House, and
awaits the action Of the Senate; the Tariff Bill
is in the same condition the last two may
possibly become laws at this session; the first
will have to await change of Administration.
All these prominent measures have been brought
forward by Mr.. Morrill,, and such favor has
rarely been accredited to any Member of Con-
gress, much more from Vermont, as these bills
have received.
Mr.. Morrill, has been six years in Congress,
but his last term is of by far the greater value
and honor to Vermont than both the others
He is y ct young man, and if the people will
lingly allow him to retire, we mistake their ap
probation Of his ability, and their knowledge
of what is most for their interest. We have
not the heart to suggest Mr.. Morrill's name for
any other post at this time His election as
Governor of Vermont would be no additional
honor to him. To the u S. Senate it is not his
desire to go as contending with Judge Cola
mer. We shall therefore look about among the
splendid array of talent which the Second Dis
trict possesses, for successor whose peculiar
Legislative ability and far seeing discernment
may be honorable to the people in making
change.