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EEa spFfe ssasnfa Il.

Hon. L. D. Campbell, Of Chic, Republican
candidate for Speaker OF the House OF Rppresen-
tatives and Chairman Ct the Committee ON
ways and means, in the last Congress, sends the
following letter to the Hamilton Inteiiigeacsr,
10 opposition 10 the Chicago platform:
Sias-In vour last issue you mention the
fact that l have been named as 4 candidate tor
the Republican nomination for representative in
Congress. Il IS proper therefore, 10 say that,
acknowledging my profound gratitude 10 the
peop!- of tais district ior their past support,
have not thr least arsira again to enter that
field Of strife, and SUBJECT myst,f to a repetition
Of the ca'umulous aysaejts heretofore made ua-
or me- Besides, q. IS aa- 10 caaA,r to add that,
according tc toe s'new tests g! aepu5hcauisn.
adopted by th~ Chicago Convention, ! regard
my5tllas resolved out Of thar p7rlv I could
Bot GCCepc'suCh nomination without expressing
my unqualified Condemnation Of the proposition
which pledges support to tie system which pre-
vais IN several States allowing to unnatuTalized
foreigners The rIzh: Of voting On residence of
SIX months l'alS plank is N conflict with
much that l have sai5, and much NOR, than
have thought and still believe on thus subject.
L proposes, Substantially. to ob,,terata all the
Wholesome safeguards 10 ;he purity ofthe Amer
ican ba'lot-boX, and, therefore, 70 use famil-
ia- and significant expression, 81 spit up5n
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AMERICANS IN KENTUCKY Golsc FOR DoUe-
LAs.-lol. T. L. Jones, of Newport, promi-
nent member Of the American party, who was
It's candidate fer Slate Treasurer ia 1887, re-
Gently made an eloquent speech in favor Of
DOUGLAS AMI JOHNSON, and urged upon all
national men, whatever may have been their
antecedents heretofore, to now support that
ticket, as the one best calculated to subserva
the end they have IN view, Of holding the BAL
ance OF power, and rescung our country from
danger Of the selfish designs Of denagogues.
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REMEMRER.-Let the soldiers the MEXICAN
war, and the widows Of those who were Gre
celved with bloody hands TO hos sptabIe graves"
remember that Abe Lincoln voted, in Congress
against giving bounty land and supplies TO the
soldiers who fought upon the field Of battle
Our country has no reward to give to traitors
and tories. Down with the tory Lincoln, who
vas the man Friday OF Tom Corwin. -Holme,
Couafu Farmer
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On motion Of Mr.. Clark Of Missouri, al the
instance Of hIr. Hoge, Of Virginia, the question
was then proPonndpd from the chair whether
the nomination Of DOUG Iss should or should not
D., without further Ceremony, the unanimnus
act oiIhe Convention and OF all delegates Pres
eni, the chairman distinctly requesting Dnat anv
delegate who objected whether or not having
voietl should signify has dissent. No delegate
disSen:ed and ;aus, at last, was Stephen 4.
Douglas unanimously nominated in Coayeu-
tlon representing more than two-lhirds of all
the electoral votes as the candidate ottar Demo
cratic party fer The Presidency CI TIE Cnlt-G
f States.
L! maf in-bsr aa added. that so far as the
Democratic party al Pennsylvania are coacera-
ed, they are houoFa5iy bound by tie action Of
! 'Eeir entire delegation 20 support >'ep1sE 4.
Douglas and HerSch7i V. Johnson, because as Il
appears i'om 'ae recorded proceedings OF the
/ Co"F8NIioa, tFrrr arlv2aj" from tins state was
present, anG co1srn'Ia- TO lt- passage Of the
/ resolution declaring Atr. Douglas 10 BE- tue u
/ n2nim'n5 nominee oil the D'm9crallc party
MOI 'ne OF our delegation nohhea tie Convsn-
non 'I lHeiF "H0dTaWai thSTrlfom, or Of q sns-
pension OF hls participation N as deliberations,
~ '',T d ho'hnTr declined 10 vote ana actually
d>>0I'il7u WIN 'r o'c9"fT7, oRF entire ariega-
| ''oh appears from the record, 20 have been
present "n+n me hnal resolution was passed
10"I'o"' a'SSehf'ng co'c'' MI Dawson, who
nad 'ee9 a consistent opponent OF Dongias for
."e ''"'''oa'Ion' WIN lro"PtneS' mat aIa HIM
5ITa' Ctfa' as cna'Fman o' me delegation,
F''IS9u ''e democracy o' 'he hTyStone State
~ ''7 '1EPo'' u ''e nominees oi mat Oon'eh-
'lo"' oooeF 'hese circumstances theo, Penn
Sy''a'a S''ouid oe 'hr iaS' S'a'' IN winch Srces-
S'oH Nv " ''' oT PrE'''"7n 70 SET lis i7t''
"7.' '''T OT''oC'a''c convention a'jooFAed
At Cuar'es'on' tne necroers also adjourned, not
% meet u co'ILc''on win the'F late associates,
J"' u '',T' ~ - i'''",I'nG On 'he Il'3 cav of
'o"'' iney acCoruingly o'a t'rh ana mere
S'fno'P' oot ths baltimore oecsderS refused
~, - -,
'd'I o' announcements came ,'st'oer 10 an
h"P'o'hP'u ''an'e'' an" ai'er Paying 'hT Id''4
oI tnr's'enlns themselves the NaiIo"ai ormo-
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LEWIS D. CAMPBELL.

DorGL As IN GeoRGA,-The Savannah Re
publican says;
There ars nav nine Douglas organs in Gaor-
ga. The Hon. y. Fl. Stephens, WAC is IN
ques;iona5!y the most Intellectual and i0fluen-
TIA! Democrat in that State, leads The Douglas
party, and will make speeches throughout the
canvas. Douglas himselris to address what
will no doubt be a Tremendous gathering IN A.
anta, and Hprschel Y. Johnson intends to keep
the stump till the election. We shall not be at
all surprised to fnd Douglas stronger than
Breckenridge IN Georgia on the first Monday Of
November.
The National Democracy of Monroe County,
convened m public meeting at FORSYTH, Satnr-
day last. and ratified the nomination of Douglas
and Johnson, pledged their support to those gem
tIemen as the only regular aomlnreS Of the
Democratic party, Col. Alien Cochran, the
head and front Of the Democracy OF the county,
presided at the meeting.
DoUGLAs IN FLoRlDA.-We had begun 10
think, SAYS the Savannah r. pUbhcan. that the
Regular Democratic nomination. would get no
showing at all in the Land OF Flowers" when
the report of large and enthusiastic Douglas
and Johnson ratification meeting at jacksonville
came to hand. Il was held on the 9th instant.
The Baltimore regular resolutions were affirmed
and speeches made BY Gen. Ped4n, ". w.
Moore, S. F.'Dogget, Esq, and Others The
ST. Johns Mirror says The Injecting was
large and highly respectable, and characterized
by much enthusiasm, harmony and good feel
ing. No sechonaism or party rancour marred
its proceedings.
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VOL. 4. no. 9.
MistriIaneons

AAIAafiNe' ) OPINION OF WonAn.-tFoman
WIN weaker passions than man. is snpsrior ~
him 10 son'. The Gaois attributed to her an al.
oi'loaai sease-ibe dlrl1a szasp. Tbsv vsr-
fi23'. Nature has given woran two paintnl
ana hea'ea!y gifts, which distinguish them
and often ra'se them above human nature
passion and enthusiasm. By compassion ,ba,,
devote Themselves; by enthusiasm they exaj,
themselves. What more dos heroisro fsonira
lhry have more heart aud Imagination than
m-n. Enthusiasm springs from the insrjna-
iion' and seif-sacriice from the heart. Wo-
men are, therefore, more naturally heroic ,h,o
men. al nations have 10 their annals sora If
lhos- miracles Of patriotism, OF which women
Is lae instrument N the hand Of God. Wb-n
al Is desperate IN national cause. we need
DOT despair while there remains a soark ot ra-
Sis'a3cr IN 'yoman's heart, whether she i
called judith, Cielia, Joan of Arc, VIc,or,a CoI-
ohna III Italy, or Charlotte Cordav. in our owo
DAY. God forbid that l compare those that 7
cite: judith and Charlotte Corday sacrificed
themselves, but :heir sacrifice did no; recoI .,
crime. Their inspiration was heroic. but their
NeroiSm mlStook lis aim +; it tool, the pojrnart
OF th' assassin lnstrad of the sword of the hero
Joan OF Arc used only the sword of defence
she was not merely inspired by heroisn. she
was INSPIRED by God.
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GJA call for a Douglas State Convention
has been made IN Mississippi, to be held on the
3oth inst, at Holly Springs. The aberdeen
Conservative, and several other Douglas organs
in the State have endorsed The call.
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Mrs. Parlington told Bemus the other
day, N confidence, that young man bad com
mltted lnfantcide by blowing bis brains up in a
state OF dplIrious tremendous. and the coroner
was holding conquest over bis remnants.
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have simply 10 ascertain whether the Convpa-
ton transc ended lis powers or not, 10 assuming
absolute and final jurisdiction thereof Tas
can scarcely bp alleged, for the Srced-rs thrm-
selves, without disputng the complete lurisd;c-
OF the convention over the question, Dart;cipa-
ted througho IN the verv proceedings which
resulted in the contingency upon the happening
OF which they withdrew. Similar questions
had been Determined 10 the same way at Charles
ton without objection, complaint or secession on
that account. il is not known that 10 the en-
tlr- history Of the party any other manner Of
settling contr:trG seats has ever been resortrd
10. The rules OF the House of Representatives
! OF the Uuted States were adopted so far as APP
plICa5le. lor Tue government oil the convention.
Section Y, Art !. of the Constitution Of the T.
nlisd States, which is necessarily one Of the
roles OF thr II yuse,J says Zach house shall
oe the Judge ol the election returns and QuaIli-
cations q It's own members" Then TIE c1u-
/ ton had toll over TO pass finally upon 'he Gre
: drntlas o! persons claiming 70 participate as
delegates. ana every acting delegate was obliged
IN honor TO aorde by TIE decision Of the ma
jorliY upon that as upon ell other cues
! tlo8s.
I Again, it is said that Mr.. Douglas was rot
fairly nomjnated, because he did not receive the
votes Of t"o-thirls OF foil Conyrnlion. The
iailacy OF tits assumption has already brsn
mad apparent bv lhe quotation from ,he Na,joa-
al Committee, bat it may be remarked that until
the present bold attempt to distract and des jruy
/ the Democratic party, the rule was never held
TO require more than two-hIrds oi t6. votes cas-,
for candidate. provided the votes so ca.i Vrr.,
quorum The convention al which 4 was
/ FIRST adopted lin lS45) thus construed il. and
similar construction has uniformly been placed
upon ii, by a common consent. in every c9nven-
ton from thatday to this, ,Hctu the one over
which Caleb Cushing unfortunately nrssi-
drd.
/ hlr. Douglas on the SECOND 52lfo, p, Pati-
more received all the votes cast bui fourteen.
and on the doal vote declaring hun the unani-
nous nominee more than two-thIrds ofa fuu
convention gave their assent So that under
either cons;ruclio of he rnlp, he is the regular
nominee of the National Democratic Conven-
] ton, according 10 the usares oflae party. and.
! therefore, the nominee of the entire paftv.-
Those who do not support him are outside the
/ party, and It matters not to us where they be-
/ long. Itthey are not for Us they are agaias-
ns.
THE o7mpRoalsr.
The artio, ot- the State sxscn,;ve (,,r,r,;,t...
rec3mmend,ao a r,mnro,oiss and a f-o,oo sl.c-
toral TICKET. IS airesds 50 well kaown "a. ~.
prop- a. i3 render # i,nna,sss,ry ihatiha rs-
oIut,ons 50 ifs,,iagsIy framed and dangerous in
their caaractsr. saagd be- Inserted here Pagy
sinDly nrnn,sz faa; =, q osr,s,,, ,,o,,o,r..o.,,
lae rlpc,or< ap pointed by the s.,.. C5ny17,lJn
at Readinr sbs II vote lla The. -r4at n ta.,, -.
lrcuoa,l tor Breckjarta.e ana L.4a---.~utI-n.eo
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GJ"Are YOU an Odd Fellow ~

G5-''Are YOU an Odd Fellow?"
"No, sir, have been married more than a
week"
81 mean do you belong TO the Order of Odd
Fellows? ?"
"No; brlong to the order of married men,"
"Mercv. hcw dull are YOU a Mason
"No; I'm carpeaier."
''Worse and worse Are you son of Tenn
perance!"
"No; Tn son OF Mr. John Gosing."
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DOUGLAS AND TIE UNIoN.-Dr Courtney, a
prominent Republican of East Dss Moines,
Iowa, can stand the Helper ticket no longer,
and has declared his determination to vot4 for
DoueLAs. The rail splitter is losing by scores.
"Fare thee wel and if forever
Still forever fare t6e- we'll
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" a very pretty ghost story Is told as har
ing occurred lately near Sandusky, 0. A rich
old coFmndgron OF a farmer refused bis p-e,tv
dloghler 70 nice young man she loved. Insisted
she should marry a man old enough to be her
grandfather, but who was blessed with money
She said she would die first, out the ocrueJ pa-
ren-' Insisted, and started Of one day 10 pro
cure magistrate to complete the marr,sre a,
once. In a s1oTt time he returned N great
fright went 10 bed and had long Sickness
he story he tells is, that the ghos; Of ms depar
ted wite came down upon him ont of a tree az
~ was riding along, took the reins out Of his
hands, turned the horse and drove home. H.
took It 10 De command TO him not TO constra,n
his daughters affection, and be acts accordingly
and tie nice young man is to have bis daughter
and a generous share ofthe property.
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BE CoNTENT-PyrThus would first conquer
AiIca, and then ASIA, and then live neIriIv
ana iaNe ms ease but when Cyneas, :be orator
Io.d hI" he might do that already, he rested sat,
ishea' co1demnlns bis own iolly. Thou msvst
90 DO ihe Ike, and De composed IN thy foriitude
iaou mast enough be that is wet in a bath, can
be no more vet If he be flung into the ocean
itself and II thou hast all the world. or a soI,t
mass OF gold as BIG as the worlG. thon cans not
have more than enough. Eajoy tbyself at lenpfb
and that which 'hou hast; tie mind IS all. he
content. thou art not poor, but rich. | say
then, add DO more wealth, but diminish thv d.
SIZES Il YOU wash to be wealthy, despise riches
That IS true plenty, not 20 have but to wan, rich,
:. II Is more glory TO coniena than 10 possess,
and TO want nothing Is divine.-Burton
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IN Milwaukee, Wis, young man OF repu-
ted wealth WIS dead in love with pretty girl
VINO liked his money, his company and the Air
tation, but did not apd would not hike him
he 'r'eo suicide, but was dragged oot Of the ca
nal and dr'ed. EVeIine wept for the sake Of
has spoIrd. coat, and when, little later her "a
thrr must have $4,000 or fail, and Augustus
would furnish The amount and marry, she made
the bestowal of her hand-one halt cash down
on each side. Augustus paid the two thousand.
bad nine days honeymoon, and then backed
out. lie won't paw the balance; saws in fac,
he's had enoogh,-Eveline under such circum-
stances has gone back to The paterna roof
Negotiations are now peEding for a settlement
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, Tn son OF Mr.. John Costing"
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NEW FTRM.

3XE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED wITU
q! ns sAr.O oGLRRAT. Of bridgeport, lIhtt and
VII! continue the Wholesale Grocery, Produce and
General Com mission bnsttIess. uncr the name and
style Of Paxton, Donnn OgleUay. at " arehOuses
heretotore occupied Ly us: Nos. 50 aud s4 Main
street. PAXTON a TloSST NY
W,LeslIng, Nov Isl, 1900,
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TheprogresS Of this Corporation has been stable
aud uninterrupted through seasons of financial SUM-
shine and storm periods eventfu in xempt from
sweeling condRSrations and maritime disaster. Re-
ing long established cash basis. the troubles of
the creditsy affect usin no material particular
During "hnrd tntes' the security ofreliable Insrl-
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kIISE Gid Box yises an sizes for salSlIty
Stss y. N. .tEAN0R
ssf'tSl Gland 69I Main 81
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9 1=za.ats.=a A4zss:z- Z --l.E...-.
49, r.IS s55 .
ls s1s|A. L III, X 4 j. IL /.
IT. :.s...ys:.
Mr.. Powell 6iGtion f5F as ( T5
imentof a comTaf 10
tettdd TINT potion Of the press,iSfis5it.s s5i.
message rsfeE5ia 4 te the ss tronbies in the
SSouth. Mr.. COL AMER hat.rI,a rs,,.
u1ar business oneht to be proceeded with.
and that the Zine ofttha Senate oilal,t not
to be 9ssanira stth ia iniammatoFy5 debate
The resolution, 0Weyer. Of 3Powsll fs
taken up, and Senator Bigler. Of P5;. IS. IN,
the lo6f 6rh nIeti 6 & s51esfb s,+E 4ba
Union. Hstakess Stro ~ grounds. All ltbonpb
The is maxi nef,1 rf,ng snssc6 ,,s ETosis
mot direct enonehss but too9nicei and ION
eyasivb. That's 4 he estFoubl lss WITH aim.
He d8es not esil tlisdqs3 31b,S 81 their tlb5i rirht
names when ad DRESSING, the seeessfonis,s
but doesInot sdesi tste 10 use language
sufficiently rough s When addressing the
ublic6h 81 Ide ing of. this kind is
sdetestaB ana a nan Who resorts 10
IL. But this was always SIr. Biglsr,s
especial weakness. He wrote to Gov.
NYalkerI of Kansas; that s.Mr. Buchanan
was was weak in The knees. while "a tl,is
Senate or elsewhere there s5not "a more
flexible pair of hinges than Bipler,ss own.
What Mr.. Bfrler saws about the; Iynion 8
good and true, ,if ii we're notso timi;llvga;
if.itwere NOT snid SO nnch. with the mir Of
tssbysvodr leave dear ssirs.p wben,addra7s.
ing tie Southern Senators. BiSier Is :
very good speaker. very conrflv rerv
distinct, and very likef Horace CLARK. the
Fifth Avenue REPRESENTATIVES. the House
who probably can make more bows ana
notls,sin.a given time. than any other Inn
in the country.
III. Biglcr made a sbeech3of ab6 Il itbTes.
quarters Of an hour, without visible eject
on the Senate, lille sft+e51 1;o5
either on his side orfon the on5osition s;dca
and the reporters around me have noted It
..heavy. Mr. Iversop. -nf Ga. however i
now up. lie is an elderly man, sandy
haired, of fiorid complexion and .looks.
like his pictures precisely. He sncaks
finely. is intensely ultra. and.is nov maxi
ing an assault onztbe States of VIRGINIA
A1arylond, and ON the District here he
says that if the border Slave States don't
follow the lcad of the Cotton States they
may liyeI,o rue it and wish tt,ey had. The
Cotton s,ntes may frame q lconatitntioo
and make Jaws If they 20 ont alone which
the border States may not find 10 suit
them, when at last they are compelled to
follow etI,,lln5e - ba s.,vs ztto ,I;o u 4a
Opening q. the African slave Tradsa II f. .
thinks If the bDrler States on with Tho
Cotton States. that that trade NAV not.1te
re-opened. but he will no. enar5btv Il If
the Cotton States are left to take care Of
themselves. He. SAYS that the zneoplc of
the District Of Columbia are inst now
yery much. down on Sontb C,rolino Ha
stirmatizes them -, a set of "a - sitas rbo
-go viii, ,v,,a,exa M i /, s.,c,,ooa. =
: = p"
CT. me people OF tnls DISTRICT, nc says,
may yet learn that this q ty is to be the
CAPITOL of The Southern Renu6Iic. His
snpet1i ia ns5T 5sai,]- nf1st. irie1salva ,ltrSz
H. aoas -, N asrar,- 49,
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Having increased our NIanufac: :uring Facilities we
can offer great Inducements partiesIn want of pa
Pers such % are usually eold by Paper Warehouse
Ledger and Flat Papers Letter, Note, and
French Papers. colored Papers, Tissue. BtIIderss
Trunk, and Straw Board, Blotting, etc. etc;6Danl:
Note, Bond. Drawing, Bank, Enyeleps, Particular
attention paid 70 supplying Banks wit
and Letter and Account Papers, Schools and Semi-
naress Clergy and Professional men BilIlieats
IN stock. ready ruled for Printers. from Heads
to the sheet. Blue aud White, HoYc and Laid IN
fact n complete Paper Baz1Nt. Send for Circulars
and save Your ntp1ey Orders by mail, accompanied
vita cash. Will be filed well as If present in ne.
SON. Carson GTI1Rn r
ap9-1ye Paper Warehouse. ~ Betkman st..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-14

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