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| John C.. HEENANs
u. REcEETESS J5STss EEspEyAL WS5p
Upon which oecssion be win ns b. assisted it. By Ss
AMEs CUsICK,
The arrangements win be conducted upon the most
onable principles and will be foand in every respect worthy
the Fe,ival to present nearly " possible view OF
Between Mssas sAYERs and HEENAN,
'''''' &sszRssSEGfSH s SSG Saks& sEss' April il:
ln"hich the pn$gas $asIS nS s.F MRsFfSSs sI give their
WIN be formed eligible site, in position 50 favorable
'"'' $1,000 SPECTATORS
Can witness the proceedings without the slightest Inconvenience
AMprrHEArRcAn sirra,; Boxes Rs'as and BALCONIES
Capable of accommodating Uni pppsoys
Have been erected in close proximity 70 the
- ''''' LADIES and FAMILY PARTIES
EXCITING and CHIvALRIC EMULATIoNs between ,he
KNIGHTS AND CHAMPIONS
s4FEGr e 'sF sFAcE
The Ampheatr and Baleoni, are for The ezeia'se He
laSie. asa ssnsTssn s osssmpGnns them - cor,D, vel.
compliment the recipient of the ovation, to ALLOW
s' @
pOsy q the mSsa Era, G oss %
PERSONAL ENCOUNTER
During the obsevances the various collections and contrbu
lions for Mr Heenan will be
CONSOLIDATED INTO ONE PURSE,
and publicly TRf RsRRsiM + AND his FRIENDS
will appear in hs same So,s% and enps spy the same c''
Mr. JOHN q. HEENAN
PERSONALLY APPEAR
In the
GRAND CONTEST.
The Second and Third Avenue cars and number Of steam.
boats will make extra trips and from Joness Wood on the
day Of the Festival -
DODWORTHs BAND, composed Of 60 performers, has been
engaged expressly for the occasion.
The most effective have been made 70 secure good
order being placed under the immediate
supervision Of Messrs JAMES NJ. NIXON and HENRY
WOOD.
Tickets, rs cents
Ladies' Amphheater and Balcony Seats 25 cents extra
Carriages to the Grounds, rs cents extra
OFFICE FOR THE SALE OF TICKETS,
No. 480 Broadway, near Broome-st
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Brevet-Majo Morton Fairchild, who served gal.

xaty in the n. T. Volunteers during the late war
Mexico died his residence yesterday in the 5th
of hs age 1he officers Y. Volunteers (Scott Life
uad Comandats Regiments and Bdgaoe in he lst Di
yision If the N y M and the officers Of the l. o. Of D. f.
M which he member are invited 70 meet at the
srmOry Of the 9th Regiment Centre Markell THIS Saturday
FIESIN O'Clock make the necessary
Ior hi, funeral on MONDAY. JAS. G. bURNhAM
Brevet. Colonel ". Y. Volunteers
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DESTINED To CREATE A SENSATION.
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PEsFISEB DEsFIsEB 70 70 esEATE esEATE sESsGTioS:
JUsr PUBLISHED:
THE SUNNY SOUTH;
OR, TUE sogTHERNEE AaI,tsIo az aoNH; Ss:.u... :,
Embracing FIVE e fsn e sss md
Edited by Profess, 81 lngTansm ,ss Of M..'.PP &
handsomely bound & Sss ES&Ss sSiS sss:S: fa' n,'
THE SUNNY SOUTH; Or, THE soCTnERSER AT Homx.
While presenting accurate pictures of Homes in the sunny
embracing the romantic atures Of Southern rural life
the t0bssgo, sot;On, ,1ds, and spgs5 ar estates @
The Of the book strictly Conservative and national
% Ss s SThs whGh a% %da fs I
THE SUNNY SOUTH; Or, TaB sOUTHEHsER AT hoxE.
pOa sdsped for liant Summer peru.s When
sesc and pleasant resdins At the time VIII no doubt
THE sunny SOUTH; Or, TnE sorTHBRSgK AT HonE.
simple tston Of Southern He "a viewed BY ine
gent sS sSf % 1 a
This wo bag not been psnnsa mercy to 9 any sca
the time afford information IN agreeable form TO the
THE SUNNY SOUTH; Or, TIE souTHKRsKR AT HoxR.
Th, ia captivating volume strongly illustrative of Southern
life The heart with her theme, and she
amusing onand style denestes the scenery, and
pecuiarties OF Southern home.
CARD
Having purchased the spacious iron Building No. 9 Chestnut
ness particularly branch devoted COUNTRY oRDERs
business prepared ofr greater advantages and bet
ter gifts than to my customers. - .
furnish any book tof moral cbarscter) published in the
United States the regular retail prce Of whichis OF upward
and give worth from 50 cents to $0O with each book
and guarantee give perfect satsaction am to
maintain the reputation already bestowed upon my esabsh-
Strangers Waiting PhiIsdephs invited to call and udse tor
themselves. o. hnASS
book that you want, remit the retail price,
together with amount required for postage aud one % viii
the country purchase books Is
., the Headquarters of O. EVANS, Proprietor Of the oldest
largest Gift Book Estsbhm. mt in the word Permanently
located at No. 499 Chestnut st. Philadelphia
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THE WIDE AWAKE VOCALIST;
Il On RAIL-SPLITTERS' SONG-BOOK.
WORDS AND MUSIC,
TIL

FOR THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN OF 1900
A CBoICg COLLECTION SoyGs Solos DUETs QuARrsTs,
AVID CHoRUsgs ARRANGED YoR PIANO or MBLoDHos .
The following titles Of the pieces viii give On idea OF
the lie scope variety OF these thrilling songs: Ase ye
Sons of Honest Toll; Baltimore Conventions Bobohnk Cam
psgn Song with Cork Leg Dousa, and his Dnan
Fy Abe shan have the Belt Forward Forward Is the Words
Get ont OF the Way you Little Giant Have Heard from
Chicago High OdAbe shall Win In Good Republican Tss
Nantes dropped Poor Little Dug Shout for tho
Paie King Spittin OBJ de Rail The People had five Csnd
dste The Taller well Skilled UnTo the Republican STAR
lin and be Stirring; Was its des Deutchen Naeand Was
~ des jerman Transsion We're bound TO Work al Night
just Published, and for Sale by T. A DA0GEII, NO Sde
Broadway Price 10 cents postsge cent per hundred
liberal discount to Trade.
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-Havingr recovered from q q
- very severe illness oud respectfully inform my eSa 20
that have opened my BOTANIC MEDICINE slohh NO
S2d-'e' near lie D0~efS JOHN THEoPHILUs KRAMER
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IMPORTANT to TEACHERS.
SELECTION OF TEXT BOOKS
FOR SCHOOLS.
In the multiplied number Of Text Books now published the
Wh,eh are tie Bessf'
xin Re readily snEwered by consulting The
DEhCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE
SATIONAL SERIES OF STANDARD SCHOOL BOOKS.
Sent postpaid.
A. s. BARNES & BURR,
Publishers, Nos. 81 and 50 Jobn-st. N. Y.
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6o Uhom il Hlap Concern.

A DVERTISING AGENCY for all NEWS
N PAPERS publ,hed throughout the UNITED STATES and
BRITISH PROVINCES, JOHN HOOPER Co., No. Al
Psrlrow N Y Times Building Advertisements inserted at
the publishers lowest cssh advance rates
Reserence-HORACE GREELEY Co.
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NJEW SJNDAY-SCHOOL MUSIC BOOK
N THE ANNiVERsARY AND SUNDAY-SCHoOL MU-
s.C BOOK No snOw ready contains "a pages Of Tsnes
81 cboe. 1unes Wy arranged and composed and large
NUMBER excellent d mns w5leS saps'Iy igI n wG'
Anp,yer.aes Christnas FesYaf Concerts, PirNies Tempe
Meetn.. Boys and Girls Meetings EIenidons, &c,
Choruses and Pianos Melodeons Price csnts Postage
cent rs per hundred. Just issued by
HORACE WATERS, Agent No. 333 Broadway, N. Y.
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THOMAS III. CRAWFORD. - Information
Il wanted Of THOMAS III. CRAWFORD Printer who leh
Bowmsnsle C w. in September last and now supposed 70
n NewYoik State AnJ Information regarding
him win be ankuy received bis brother his presence
Immediately required In important mattel ADDRESS
VIM CRAWFORD, Bowmsnsvile c. W.
T N. VI leave as expected for few days.
l Am anxious 70 bear from you. AL goes well
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INAMELED CHAMBER SUITES OF l1 fun,
IL NITURE In sn coIor and s.yies wholesale OF n''
A rs Ina ugwsrd sse MattIs.ess snd fAhess Ia S,.
yos. seeJs ~, Il EJosdvsy ~ l.
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NOTICE to oADVERTISERS.-The only Daily
IN Paper published the Canadian sest Of Government
THE OtJEEEC MORNING CHRONICLE. tits taken In al
most every family Quebec and circustes largely In Eastern
Canada Brunswick Twenty thousand Strangers are
CHRONICLE excellent medium Daily Chronicle, $e Per
In advance Weekly Chronicle g. do Terms for Ad
application.
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Nep pnblifations.

4 NEW BOOK.
DESTINED TO CREATE A SENSATION.
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DESTINED TO CREATE A SENSATION.
DESTINED TO CREATE A SENSATION
DESTINED TO CREATE A SENSATION.
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A PEDDLERs WAGON for SALE (double),
IA with HARNESS, in prime order price for both, $lso
good one horse Express Wagon win be tahen In par pay
Nc. ls93 N. 3.
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NETWORK, MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1860.
Drp Goods.

4
SPECIAL NOTI G Z.
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG & co.
DRY GOODS MERCHANTs,
HAVE REMOVED
10 THEIR NEW AND SPACIOUS M wARERoo"s' Ar!
DUANE.ST.s
Mar BROADwAI.
Where they v offer for sale new and elegant stock OF
DRY GOODS for the Tau Trade suted TO Ill sections OF the
country They are opening weehly
Md
wAMSUTTA PRINTS,
In new and desirable styles These celebrated Prints the
CHEAPEST
now ,ed In the United sse and they beg leave to call tho
10 them.
ID No I7a BROADWAY,
is,. ..men. Of me MEDALLION io LACE SETS of the
Newes. Designs.
We have si a lew more ~ of those w0RkED BANDS isai
a g g cent: cent: each each worth worth 81 ssa:
BEEKMAN Co., No 47a BROADWAY.
CKIRTS! SKIRTS! SKIRTS !!!-Cheaper
than Betasa ls than wholesale S prizes &c uIdsn a%s
ably the best Steel Skirts and the lowest possible prices
:pSE @ @ ns S sBcs hs7 No.
IA Grsnd and No. 1874 Pierponts, brooklyn Dealers
piled at No 473 Broadway. Call and eIamine
DROOKLYN SKIRT Co.-Haylng recently pro-
- cured license of the pstsntees for the man9seare Of
we on are than
Hsbment Musical Hal Nos l12 and l!i Fnton Brookyn
w. C. VOSBURGH, Agent.
A CARD.-W. JACKSON, No. 551, Broadway,
IA band every article desirable for FAMILY
MOURNING at reasonable prices Particular attention 10
called 10 cur stock OF BONNETS and MANTILLAS.
1SO GEO, H. GRANNISS. 1SO
lCO nASsHACTuRERs' DEPOT 1OO
FOR BOOTS AND SHOES, No 159 CHAMBERS-sr, N.
GOODS FROM ALL NATIONS.
" FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE, No 653 BROADWAY,
Ia among chief attractions OF the city to strangers who are
fond Anssnt, Modern, OF American Indian Articles
Boots, Shoes, &f.
7 AIDES FRENCH SHOES.
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printing.

A T JAMES EVERDELLs-Weddins Cards,
"A NOTES hc-These celebfsted engraved Cards be bad
sny the old Card Depot No. 900 Broadway corner Duane
WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 104 Fulton-st
w Latest styes Of WEDDING CARDS, NOTE8 EN-
vELOPES, 40. (Estabhshsd lsls)
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6iationerp an6 fanfp GOODS.

nAVID WALKER, Stationer, Printer, ant
IL Blank COX Manufacturer No Pst place. under Breed
v.y Bank Tsss and Counting Motions In great variety
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NEW WORK DAILY TRRlJNE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1860

cate other people has ..ade US pause, and wonder
what she can have tell in which some 'l P"t W.
have read avtsbiocraphes before in which much,
too much was left to the imagination As to S5Het
things, III ere they lie, scarcely touched. Next
Sumner, good friends, next Summer.
Wr.fnliy bebindband is also the Summers writ.
ing. Those sheaves of verses r the rough. not one
lays polish have they bs1'.. That work OF real i'm
poltmce, whose rrdoication should not be delayed
beyond tbS coming Autumn, where is it l thought
heS it all here in this olen-achng head, but upon
my word must now acknowledge that IT'S no.
where. AS TO these columns, to which you SO klhu,
ly babe me- what illumination did intend TO sneq u
over them What theories better than new u'u l
not think to unfold making the space allotted 70 G9
Gandiose with the compressed sublime me, An l
have not done it, have only told silly niue storlco
of once upon time" So much the p5tter l9I
you. perhaps, for there is no reason why snCluu
not be az great bore as other people ms Is
free country, and that is why we are all sach ooreS
as CARLYLE procaims us to be; for 1t ism the nature
of all men to be bores if not restrained aud amended
by art and circumstance. But dread what can dc
next Summer-ah next Summer. 1aIe ct rare
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE,
THE GREAT FUSION CoNsbMMATEp.

THE GREAT FUSION g0NsUMMATED.
The H., s. & T.. Committee met at noon yester.
Gay ID MY. D".serworths Room at the Assay Office,
un'' "''eI 40 heirs Of simmeripg the reporters
were iDvit'Il in and Mr.. J. ]. Heory, with che
frsquep'. ed Of Samuel j. Tilden and Ed"i- CrOss
wei. esqs, dictated II following Rerort:
ust meeting Of the Committee e.opoinsed in pursu-
orce Of he reoniors Of ths Upon Mass meeting held
at the Cooper Institute ssptsmber IT, 1860, to adopt
s1eb en- electoral ticket as the crisis Of the country "
demands the following resolutions are unanimously
agreed upon, every member OF the Committee oeiDg
prefeBt: TT, .,
e,olvd That this Committee recommend 10 ell citizen, Of
the State Of NcwYofk who oPpoed 70 tue eecnop OF I'm
colin ana Isn ard who Ia fiyT Of pserns the mon oil
these Stats npon basis Of the Constt1on the following
ee for Electors President and Vice President Of tie hted
st.tes.
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GOOD NEWS FROM OLD SUFFOLK.
1o,re,nordsnce Of The N. Y. Tribune.


PArcHoUeE, Sept. 81, 1860.
We have an active and growing Lincoln and HAHN
Club in this place here in old Safok; il is about elk
weeks since ts organization, ita members numbering
now something over 100, and etill they come. We
have mary Republicans in our village who have not
vet enrolled their es the importance Of which thing
Lac but iust occurred to u.s. in Efforts to gain re
cruts from The ranks Of orr opponents; in this we
have been more successful than we bad anticipated
The popular po7ereigs here have fully realized thii
fact and in order check devastating course they
last Saturday evening procured the services Of the Hon.
VIM. II. Ludlow, that he might pOpularize Popular
Sovereignty. We only ale 10 Judge Of the success
of @r. L. effort by comparing the numbers Of his aG-
ditoIs with those in att<sasnce at the Wigwam the
evening, listening TO she popular doctrines OF me
day by G. G. Bellows, esq OF your city. There cou.d
MOI have been less than go persons at the Wgwam,
ard Lot more thsn 80 at toe Little Giants Cave.
very general notice had been given Of these two
meetit gs, Pnd their rival character was fully uu-
dertood the result indicated was fair lest OF tho
sIeIR 9Th Ct the two parties in this place.
MIR. Bellows the occasion ssnt he truth home
with marked ability, satisfying many whose minds were
lot settle ed that the proper place for honest men was
in the Republican anks and that Old Abe would be tne
next President. Mr. j. was also successful in blow
ing flsion and Squatter Sovereignty 20 the wincs
The Democratic party has always maintained ma
jority at this poll, but next November viii turn the
table,. r.
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q WOMAN WITH Two HCsBASDs-THE LAST
MARRIED KEEPS HER.--A woman residing in East
Deer township, IN this county whose maiden La ne
Cathariue Hoax, and who raised Mil.
lerstoVp, Bull Creek, married rany years ago
to a nan paned John Fletcher. About six years ago
Fletcher left his home Bull Creek and did not
turn according to promise. His wife received 10 let
ters from him. and hearing no word Of him concluded
he was dead. Thus matters stood until last winter
when MTs, Fischer became acquainted with aud was
married 10 VIM. Pilman, and tbey have lived on the
farm Of Mr.. Thomas Chriety about three miles from
TaIcntum, in peace and quiet; but on last Toesdiy
eveniT U TO his residence and leaning
Of his wife whereabouts eBrted morning for the
residence Of PitmeD, 70 lay claim to the woman. lie
talked 10 her. in the absence of Pma1, desiring ger 10
90 with him and finally claimed One-ldf OF the origin
al house furniture Ina short time Pilnan came in,
ard the two men settled the matter Pitran agreeing TO
pay Fletcher 50 for his share OF the furniture aud
Fletcher, promising 10 leave and giving then no further
trouble. l'ittsburg Despatch, Sept. 10.
PERLCUs ADvEsTURE OF YoUsG WoalY TO
GIT TO HER LOyEB.-As the freight train on the IO-
gausIOh, Peoria, and Burlington Railroad was coming
weh the evening of the 9Jn ins the conductor was
socogted at Hanna Station, in lndsna, by smart in
telligeHt, and goodoOLng female, who solicited fde
She ezlai ed that she had clipped from her parents on
account Of their opposition to her uuon 10 young man
10 whom she was attached. Conductor Moore advised
her 70 reconsider her determination 70 e0pe, and do
eiined taking her on board, and the tain moved on
leaving her, ar was supposed, behind.
Same time after, one Of the train men had occasion
10 pass oor the cars, and found the gr with her blcd
boxes Cinging 10 a car loaded with timber jus back
Of the en cine. She lad only space Of G5ou. ak
inches Of IA car to stand on and in that perlou5 posi-
ion, with thu siarks Of tie locomotive beating upon
Ter, che had ridden about twelve mies. Ii has been
vel said that
IA woms, VII or wol't-deQeu3 gl'ti
II she win dot shs viii aud there "a az end on't'
The train WIGS stopped, and The girl wa taken into
he conductor car and 3.t az Kent but with uncOn-
uered will abe ucceeded in raising buibclent money
. psy her faie 10, ON q aGbseqaelt train, and On
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which was ofertd by Prof Anderson, the Wizard of
the North I'VE fear this title will interfere with the
suceeFs Of the psyehomandlts Southern tour to the
best dar Of the Highland Fling This pitcher was
flung for by the best feet on the field aud won by
John A. Mcpherson. The other prizes were secured
by George Grassock james Stuart John Taylor, Thos
Cameron Gourlsy, VIM. Engles, and otLer champions
Of the Club.
They were presented at the Mercer House. whore
wien tie day sports were ended the Scotch bre aed
Imch and gocd-iel0wshp until a late hour.
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ASoTHzR RAILROAD PRoJEcr IN NEw-JERsEY.-
nsw roiiread project for Morris Coanty is on foot
and books Of subscription win be opsuedin few days
IL Is proposed TO run from Monisown to Elizabeth on
& G southern eud Of the county connecting with the
New-JeTsey Railroad, and thence proceeding on 10
uack Of TIE lGttsr 10 Nev.YoIk. This VIII bs some
two or three miles fhorer than the Morris and Essex
Railroad beside more drret and with easier grades,
thereby also lesseniBg the time Of travel.
Tho New.lorA correspondent OF Tie 81. Louis
Republican sys that most sensible people are begin.
mir to regard the election Of the Little Giant o. GER
taiuty.' Valuable intelligence, .,.
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COMMERCIAL.


n ON FhAbCIStOI bepl' 1t p. N.
An active trade With the country has ia proved TIE
general tone Of the narset and the transact o From
INST hands the demand healthy end not prticuy directed
any Article. ClyDLKs quiet IND hrn Bi. GOFPEE
sells a l Gl5c nOtiiDg doing IN other kinds Coal Sales OF
lco lard NOuPaitD II G8 GuSGY BAss-saeA At 10
Ul4e Nhms5sles a. SIC IN OILS little doing At last noted
fpioes inactive. Lafd-3ses 600 cases j.
III Co and Aai-s Ia lots a l8i GlJc. POk-Sses 200 J0s
8pfS Mes Electric bpLk at Pls aid extra Clear = vi!
Neon AID Hams not tn1ciIcd r.
RIGA downward tensnoy IN fore Carolina Dchsnged
RE- srGAK 6rui sees 80 bb Noe aud China at 7305c
Refined acyei lees 90 bb5 Crushed On sou ion
nsc. dol eco bbl to dsihrs Il l.1 bPIKrs "A iAI ~
hurry cf 0legu Brsodies dome cs hTu, sLd lOosinE I'D ~
~ Anslicsn Brandy ses Il Soc. SPIRITS kPkafinf Sts
600 esLOus Electric spark a. 81 zJ>Fl %. SF3cEs-
falts 100 o. ga q Cassia at lSo.
WEClGIet inactive; sales 3o egiths 'm9n Sherry at
ioaSI3c 4EAs-sotllns cong mhkA1 c9ht91 e. "a ~
n FFEGHTs to HsWYols are At about % 30 q to- 70 IN
IL ., &5Zi b Australia, az l2j4&2 49,.
shpYnt - diieousges h The ssTspes p rates and
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-" A W0mst VIII ~ won't-trpeut clti
II abe viii DOT N viii aud there r. az end ont

The train was stopr,1 and The girl was taken into
the conductor car and H. at Kent but with uncon-
quered will abe succeeded in raising sufficient money
to psy her n,e 10, on e aIb7eqaelt train, and on
Wednesday evening parsed through tits city 70 Chilli
eOlhs where she joined her l9ysri Peoria TRANSCRIPT,
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tuition. AMI in folly or Madness lay IT, rnhIsss bao
upon tbe Constitutional rights Of any ,4e, North or
South, to interfere with the n'er1i atys of sitbsr
men VIII 'nl' So v"-. .ue Representative sill loyal
go constitution which J lave sworn 70 support,
give my feeble aia 20 pluck it down win the @ne
sstacfity witt which now seek to assist IN w ehya-
ION 70 Tower
Mr. President and gentlemen Of the Convention, 1
accept this nouina ion in the confident bssf that yoa
ahd al whom you represen' will units your energes
TO rahfy It at the pols. do no' ask you 70 work for
ne. Work for yourselves. II Is Of small importanoe
TO melt is Of no importance TO any one else-hat
shfud hold seat for another term in tho Honse Of
Representatives. at Washis gtoo But i. is mos. I'm
por'aut that Jou-that the Republican party should bs
represented thsre Already our adversares despair.
ing Of success in the Presidential contest. are farming
their attention 10 Corgesa with tbs hope that the in.
coming Administration, with majority agsins. II 10
10th Houfes, will be crippled at the outset and shorr
Of IFS power en'reat you then, TO do your part 70
make the incoming victory complete real and hutfuI
not TO place IN The grasp Of your grea. leader barr
rem scepter and 10 that end mpors you that no hour
be lost, effort spared, no honest means nployed
but with COZ slant courage, AID undivided energy 10
work till the day Of triumph daTns.
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LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF THE CANVASS.
TIE California mails bring the report Of a speech
made by A. w. Weeks, a. Sacramento, with seems,
ike everything grown in California, SUI LgsDeris.
Here lie a specimen Of it:
at is scarcely necessary that should speak Of Lin.
coin personally for there hundreds here within ths
sound Of my voice who know him, and know MIN well.
They know him TO be bigh.mildsd, honorable, and
honest one who, in sl the walks Of life, has sEown
tinsslf 10 be every inch maB-aod that 10 Elk feet
four OF him. Laughter and Applause He IL m&n
who, under all circumstances and in every portion,
whether drivit en- xeSm the plains Of Illinois,
or be atng Stephen 4. Douglas in a psign in that
Stse-for he did beat him-whether doing any or all
Of these things has done noby and has done Il ably.
IAppause Then there Is one Other candidate-Eaa-
nibal Haulin.-of whom | wish to ssy word as I
cane from hs Sae, and have the honor of personaI
Acquaintance Major ellis Gays that he mas 20. an old
speech hat delivered somewhere in this city years
ago, in which abufed Hamlin. Well Idont In wv but
did; for when belonged 10 the Democrats party I
used to lie Ike the devil Laughter he'd 10 do ID.
plead The statae OF limitation in reg ard 10 that
speech. IL is four years ago since made it aud be-
car draw il on me now. Bot TO the subject have
known Hsmln rom my youth up. When but sixteen
years cid, went out and stunped the STATE Of Mama
with him; that u.s. he made the speeches and held the
horse. [Great laughter and applause. lie was q
Democrat then and nyself belonged to that old patty
when it rGs party"