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, 1860-01-31
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

AuSntT EvlSI:f;, Jan. -. 1850.
FLUUE-K.cer.s, 10,6 bbl-. Market .lu:. ::acs w.rc
10, b1s "Jensl1s" choice Spring extra st ~ 80 dc. no
bbs Ia;1ners (Dixon> nj $40 de bis ..Ne-t Lake
ttree do pitt IS, ha Spring Su3cs. II: ef..s de 70
Ills "sptlrE Mills" Super. IT ei!0.
Mill STufFS-lot tors roasse MitL!i1 - al al5.0l
t4:k.
WHEAT-lstecps4 + - tu. ua:te. 1c 1owes. :'a.es
:--s0lu No. spring It SIC In .torc; :.Gd No.
SprrE =. ?7e in dare lao l d. 1t &C., IN so.e sn9 lu
DO II NC il ttuse 3 tu Rejected sIrnS In store;
loo u .lo at So In For n:1- slaere Limited
denard. salcs werc:-.eoh b.: 95. track; 10
tu do ii 9se Oo' isrdo A. to track, ID In
rhb:ts Il Il o. OF ttac..
CURN-IeccIpls. . 4i3 Iu. Ha.ket liz, and declined
Ae- Slles Seo tu NJ. at4s1c liz store: &c0 BIZ
10 It 4sc IN st,r $500 IN No. II &c Ia $50 audo
n, 4ie iu so.t 0l lu r1tt4ed It 4Lc III sue, 4e tn
=. 4ic III s.e err; !; l3so hu .o At &c OF tsacS.
OATs-K. ct.Eas, |oS. bu. s:tsiy. Sa,t. .ss:t;-sA0
tu No. Il es II sore; Go In Rejected At &c n *to,t; 100
tn ly aafnr'a Ut sJAc On star:...
RSI-Heoeiit'. +Dtu. In scsi is.aod and firm. Sales
usre:-eoh'St.tto ~ tsct to' tn IN bulk vi 8tc
tack; rs tzck l:3 tast ii S; tr.ck:
tsgs :; s&c NJ tr.ek.
EAiLEY-Eccn.ras ss5 ln- tsalet- S1.ss wcIa:-to9
ba No. At tsc In s:me 10 h,s- i. e;= delivered.
sEED--rctc1aN 4.sso :b.. Tlaa'thv In good teusazl
atl aEa. Sales were'lsa s fair nj O., ~: 20 u good
E, % BIZ du s.: 70 Iu md 10 hags do s.es
tILtet &GGu sAACF S1t4
were :-l4tsss 81 s*; l=eaa j: tt. llulE-r Grs.t
auiei. SA.es were ~. baes ii &c.
H1GuWiNEs-Rec-slts:s ts IS: !'ri:. Market cu'c.. Sizes
,src:-so ltis II :, \ nt::.ck.
ALCOi0l-&sfssie.
n.E>SED 1lo0s-Kccsip.s tce Na,&et i,s.c anil ai-
vancrd :Gltc. sa;es were:
Il ilcs. 1ytr1S!ng eo lis Observation-Disclosures. G.e:
II le9 ........-......-.-+.. f.-
u =. at A;<es:a diyians .a 10 H.
II
FEOSlS1ONS-Keco4pta, 81 bts rurk; sl1sa Nr~ ca,
Meats. Ncte Fork In demand aud firm ., eiG- Sales xcrr
100 Iris City ras Mt tis; <oo b:ls taulse Ness ut es
jelvcrI kcfr. uk Acax aat ADVANCED Xc saies
go pes shoulders 4od Sides at ~ and Nc rack.
ID: So - Shoulders It eAc lacked 70 !bs !sat sides
= T. It7ektd-
LARD-llaecIts, .,1o1 lbs. Maize, finn. :a1.s wcre:-
ls9ls.s }t:m. Lcaf 1t let.
TALLUw-1n good denaal a1d Ezra At lcc
NtDES.-Ecccip:., c906. n& Nx:ket rncha,,crd Saies
at ta following quotations; Greer fr1en CkGCxc:
Green s,!sed. .1.@;kc: Dr5 Fiat. 1s1sl<c.
lUTTE.-uu;l 1t sGt10s for trlln, asa lstlsc er ra
r.
EdGs-1n fasr dc,u7.d. 4. T. va ;er ao=.
PoCLTRY~-lse-std csickess ec.Lts.5Q = du7.;
TatteyH. iaa =.
roTAToEs-rEin4 ;2eshsnaoe1,. +:@s SC; Common.
4o2 .sc.
LIVE sToCk.--Rrcr.ps II ca,le, i, lcs Ship
nes:E, <o cattle End ss hogs. Tie atk to-das was nc
svr md advance Of about &c per Luatred galnsd
luc catc. and i0c Lo... Citile 1nrse 3pa. skc
{s common. 10 ST Tor EAt... Hogs sold 1t from
fl:5 for rAsa hy. The maske. about ciea.el
cut sheep IN good 1atacnd With nonc thr market. The
sa]cg to-day wt1e: ;. -
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Financial auO Commercial
MONETARY.

NoEoAs EvUrso, j.Euat5 s.. 1eSo-
TIE daY has been dull with no chnrge what
erer in rates. TIM demand for exchange IS
rather more active and selling rates nrc steady
at q premium. Gold 2!Goa selling. buying
rates for Gold and Exchange 4@f below selling.
ST.. Lor1s.-The Dtsnoevas Of Saturday quotes
bankes>le funds us follows:
ood ant s. 1ss's City 1aper dE.
in;e,F i';e;s ri W.:3t.
The Democrat adds:
The latter currency is in good supply, and is
bought 1t f@4 or even discount Tor bankab'e
funds: at ,eAst no large lot would he taken ut
1ess stan Discount, tile selling rate being dis
count.
Tic Exchange market is irregular and unset
lied. For gold il is bought ut low enough rates;
1nercaa1ile community. But The demand is not
great, and the tendency is downward. Brokers,
ussorinx ti,e no:cs OF different hanks, get sight
exchange on the T: :ast 197!; selling ut 13@12
PREM. 1nakins 4@a per Ct proGt-a good thing
Far them. INT 1Et!i fsr the merchants who hare
the payments to make.
.:sScsSSAH.-The Gast:e Of Saturday say S !:
iI.c tendency, rs remarked this morning, is
towmd lower rates. but ut present the surplus
is nat sufficiently large to justify general de-
c.iuc. Bills cuntinue Ill good demand, with
lnoderafe offerings. We quote:
xS:;sss &: az 's e. e.
The market for Western currency las IN nl-
proving tendency, but the quotations to-day re-
,nained Ut dis for Missouri. and .! dis for ILL.
uos. An advance Of or ! tomorrow Is not
imrrobAs,le, under tbs easier condition Of the
eachance market at st. Louis and Chicago.
. New; Yenk AND ornEn C1r1 BASks --TLe
condition Ct the banks Of the four leading cities
Of the Union, according to their latest state.
,nen1s as laud, is as follows:
sns Il, pesS, " =: S'css cEsSre
SeS a. +; :;;:;; !;a sss = IL i; 81; !:
TT Il week. ::ts:;, i5 3 tss
New loRE MosEr MAnxET.-The 7ritpu> o
Friday says: -
The money market is marked by increasin.
ease. especially in demand loans The suppl,
terinS Gu call at p cent to flyorite borrow:
r:s is in excess of the demand, aud transaction
arc occasionally made at alower figure. Iu II!
discount houses the rates ere luwe and strict'
irst claAs paper goes ut 7Gts II cent. Tie bank
rspo.t no pressure Of demaud for discounts fro,
their dealers. Treasury notes are in fair d.
nland, and about half million have been sol!
within II day Q: two at 1-1o@t 2 cent. premium
for 4 ceuts, und = cept- discount for o,l,e
descriptions. The deposits for the four and
half mlllious issued q short time siEcc have bee
nearly ull made.
Condition Nf tile Ill1EofE Banks.
iF'sor tkr Springfield Jon:nall
We observe that number of our exchange
are giving CURRENCY 10 very erroneous statt
,neals concerning The number of Bauks in tbi
Slate. and tlsc extent Of their circulation.
, 1860-01-31

III lCH GAN SOUTHERN.
~ LASE SHORE AND I:laSD TRUNK RAIL.
s'S-F1..-....-..W1s-rA ARtA11xx1.7r "a
Taxcs seaer: on aci after Nov. H.
Grea1 Through Route to New York.
Tost'. sAev!anI ri,t.bur.h harrisburg, Whcp,ux S9
tAe"ts !roy. tsutnSfv lt4cI crs.er=a itidx< Ats-
FaEA Fa EHsn. itnE.f5., -Ahany, l:ri;.nA Hontrv.i
EsH On. faia.e!:i+ ...tln1Gs% HashEx.oH *nfinxGrnl
Nosctssf fussA5t. HTcec nnf MI tr t.ias II, tb!p
rtn1a l7aui- New S"fs. A~x II kanl stAt4. and Tho
Al. Mail Aat E. orr-s Iease. tk!sa,o d,v tSni.vx
e1ecptti.j = oi Michigan K"s.', -eaGh.pe Tuts.
- A. NJ. pr :EG Dstr.:. 1t 6:s' an,
3:e9 pm hIxs Ex,ue-s lst X va III Nch
~ Koad% Feachs.: ro.e:o at III It. and De..oit
Direct connections mali Tcslo viii, IT l.s ~ Toledo
All C!erc;asl KnaI r al p,:=i :e.i.r l.. .tho rsnu.S
v4n:- New ta'~ Er,t t.e New England ~tattH.
liz ri ti1Ht1'cE% nn4e lefroi. E;sh Gf4at N..t,
Hallway tn SUSPENSION Hssixs Ac..
DlTec: enIa-silon n1e .: pfrtt: With s.ips On GJana
Is.rk NaEa. to faolto. r:estutt, u2tasbu1sh. Non.
t1ea. QTre"- aa3 pn.1L..L.
Direct c1nE2.s'ns rIjE st Cleveland IL Pttt.hurxh
ii3.srs'u:-ds Hh.SLng. Philadelphia. baltimore aul
N.<h!7E..n.
c"1rt,oas m4.+ at Trdn x'ts tr=.z, an N..bxau and
LAYTON Ko1ai II Ll1. Dayton. Eunfpa and GtntjnSaSI
Ac a6r II 4d,!aa with tra u, 10 Teru;ussa
tEEf.3. Na:,&:la1ef lEl JAGkx-a.
~ NJ change Ct ka1& e~tl t*jLc~rc and f+tutt
H:.:-a:s checked through 10 New York Ia,.,uo.
PtIlaf.lrlie- Baltimore. ltr, Ac
Whu'treFs rATEST SLEEPING CARS seco:.-
ra:.y oil ri EainA hi. Yaute fark and bu,inn
t< na ii AT tktt offices n tLe West ant II
lie CompanY Ote, uirr. the key+,u il.~ corner II
u y. GRAY General We 4a1n- Aeert.
@3dN u. E4xF1StE, Et.s- 4rpt. u0!t
, 1860-01-31
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY Evr::I::s Jan. n.
Tho following are the receipts and shipments
for tie past twcnt:-four hours:
, 1860-01-31

Gibson the Defaultin= Trcaanrer. .
CoLUunrs, Ohio, Jan. co:-The Court of Com
mon Pleas to-daT granted new trial to WE. Il.
Gibson, former Treasurer Of the State, conrict. !.
ed Of enbezzleueut.
, 1860-01-31

rLnEE ASn GRAIN IN STORE.
Tue following, table shows Tic uuaonnt of
Hour and grain in s:ore 10 this city on the 2s'i
inst. compared With the amount in store ut the
c.,rrxsanud:nr IL trS in 1873 ard 1Si4.
, 1860-01-31

HY IELEGRAtN.t NEW ioEE Jan. ".
FLurn In demand to very noIcr.te c1tent xhppera
vlllLuJ gcod unchanged. Sales s-L0 hhA ssAEt IS
f1f c2p1uu ri o'cs extra. Rye fasr s1e4dy with tt-
less d.ng at s.3944s fos csn.Eon to c4oiee ,up.r.
l.uckw hcat Il: ptIty anddal II s @lS7 per lrul.
C4tn h,sa al dull At ss.75G3f.16 f,r L Eandswinr.
GEAg5-Nhcat quit, md no.nrsy In favor af durtr4
without anything OF tncnent doing Shippers loldn.
IL 70: n.erta decline to which holders unwilling tU
submit The nominal quotations *i.t5Gj1.s 70. Chi.
6prtng *I,1sGe = fct iiwa kee euI. Rye quiet.
Sales $50 bss at 9o@!s Barley p':nsy ard dull ard
du! and drtpuG. saeae G0 q. .e ac for new White
and Yellow tts tlentr aiI lower. .les nj 4ifi5s for
He:t.Ep, Canadian and State.
rL6vIssnSs--rnrs n1nef and decidedly no:e active,
Transactions te ECO hrls At 193 fur DID, Ell aEa
ISLE for els91e.a0 Tor cd prime, &'3 20 new
pl:mc Market closing Inc ndel in the sales
l0o1 his cw mess far delivery the 1b1h Arln and
tHnnce ales hrs At a ~ - for country primo.
23es for do nes $a4s - ft Eepaekel mess 60 - 81
fus ekt'a tnrs bref ams quiet with ANAL +le 1t l.
Sttc Va 10 Tor Western Frrnv leef sra4y. sAttA
20 esccs Chgo 1t H. and tn Iz ut =. Dressed
l"gs in fair rGuest At s*GLH for w+Aten- zeon arct
and uuc1nE.x1. Cut lteadv and In !xsr Ger,nG
eale. 20 Pkg 1t for shoulders for has. l4rl
and ln and owe.. Sales at lli5 for Ohio ls829 for
Size. Cheese firm II 99llE.
'Rs-u.et but frIn. cale< ~ lhds Cua muscovado
At 8xc.
set'y. sas: ~ bags Rio at and IS bags
J4m.:ca ut l5a.r.
3IolAssss-Uulet, SHES :, llds n,u.covado at Sc.
sHxKsson.ewl.a: uetye and quet. dosing strn1 e. In
money aud exelLnEc no,h'ng. q J. Gil 10; 37k II S
guarISI{ 6h; u So: 70; Harlem "; do p1et s5x II
q: Erlr s:E; do bonds Of ii :7H; CA + 6sN ~ Z
:+iz; Iar hia77; Del Lac " tst t'onds v; :. Isl
, 1860-01-31

-fF-S3'Ss NADStfJ JKtB aaUEE EEHELIS,
uF EuiCiUO,
IHe tecn appointed Agsa.s for thc xae the ctf .s
SEers- aud a:e authorized 10 dispose u Tow. tdrly
Rights.
ttnsn1h1c.'1us sa'setrei. 10 them the Undersigned
vii! Eeca.tYt Proper auc:ttna.
CHASE. MCk iS.sTf + Gu.
A6 71ki II Water.s.. Ic+tor, Mass
is cor!.iesv psntectiaa tse:u the
:nIo; =! the tra.<e.. anl il especially .!.ntt. :,
Mi:eEs All al oepa.!rs which p:rtic,aty e<rue
it" :ce OF the bout or A.oe To being eat w-. a1.lv
, 1860-01-31

pITTSH(IEGII. FORT WAYNE
H. AM c!ItCAGO RAILROAD
So~ eo, rseset AID caEs CheaE 70 20 Tt5&urcS
~"ae1s es' r.. ~. = eMssnE M .tsa IL srea:
o ~. 2tst: 2t"sicr tn-as of fr:ns5rau:a. New jer
ny: 9sU fnzk. Aafy:aad. lie.
h7 fakEk :hs rer.t, wi! .1Te tic bses1.
q! ths E1sts!r rltFErt at E' a4tt..tIut1t :ust.
Ra-=1xc ehsescl ihfruEa, -.
frA*S tie 'tepns Of Canal md Yaa uuIsn
~ 4 4-Mn.nlnr Exysels. daily fScnlaYs sxc<psss .
~ fNs-Sih!r Express. ca.v f:sa.uutn7s ~ svptsj,
GnaEetnE 1t tnet:r with tieve1.ad AlA Lake shur.
I:aoao % 'una!fk Dutau. falis New York and
4sfTn an all !d:.sor t"sGs Of New England va New
fntk tsnsfa..ai st~ irES ard Ehe kxn*a1-.
ase, -:ut4 to ColE:bu+. Zlnesytl.t. ts@ark, Noun.
AL y:sxsAha- " '1''' WI"
IT, as.vc t:aHs Forest with t,ala. % Mad
= E;aa 70 sr71eeh u,saa Dayton AMI Cincinnati,
tAhE As LOW As ANY OTHER E.u.TE
f:s-ene:s e'uaa H.: will aad t.ls route tQtb nre ,.us
5aa asnsate Haa- through :caav Ct Tie iasstst apt
lss:csrfs aJriss Il C1e1en amp Of lie soada viii
aEu Laes& =tcis iepa: rere1ye checIs
xaI easvt n34SaE. fe OF charge to the t;t..l,t nd
Ga:e2{o cars. S'rrHsaS cars accompany eart ;,xin.
!oF Ee 1t Iii Ihc pr:nriPa! ssekti Gidees IN the
aI u tho Cuespanv4 t4zsss &sruer It aaJo;lh st
ne.t?!a Atxtt csre.fie tic Eerere E.u.: " a. sks
Isp's Nes SAa, to;ux Ct C4.al ard ya b9sa ssfttr1
CttcHto > '@@~'*
9-ss!lecl:s 70 TX r. .tss::a b. Font wayne,
Jas: ". MEsSuS, Frtizs; tsen.l ckl1::o-
j.. J.. EEE3f0N {s-pl ip~
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CTEAMBOAT CITY OF

ALSO: FOR SALE.-The Three
III Schoonkfn 70 vii :-Sehoone. Ez1zA LOGAN. t>
tooa&e $50 ee'95; Schooner Ntsos q 1hl NtSp- .HS
Tonnage 80; and Schooner Coy. HrEE. tnnaEs
la6 1n93.-
EheF q Ill Of the abor. named vessel, Will be sod
Ne1al terms. Atr!yfo y.
ja3i b46i3m PRATT i CO. bufalo, ). T,
, 1860-01-31

ER.H1t-E1S 3 81 I7UFFs2%3%f-FN
Ct=u! of tic G.sad rsshT Of Wear The Dueh1es
Il np:wiel ard ;a1e5otha ana tne fxE GttY II tssax
inr 1s,1nrt rtt=eos Of ACS tElA. BA1ltR, BAVARIA.
UAN0v En- rEoslA. NASSAU, PRUSSIA. SAN0Ei.
WlKTEMHEEfl, OLUESBEKG. &c. j197-cAw1y
, 1860-01-31

L1%f
neets ard rvv-c3.ne< ss7. r!cse Of csnes.4 ne.l5
fl>eEed to tae e Of tic Ilot :,:e a1r!. co:r+.r
:sulec!ian to It, and fpesu:. The Iax s' .tet
:ta.e st1tnper iEtaettu7! "a Etc. q: wear It o:,t.
pt-elt this Invention With tae fullest kncsi.-c Il!
ind s1p-fcure Ia It's Practical ulatS- hEvsrx n-
es!iy ben sutr::I to lie tSs. II La
.ssaenthat could " To.lEt ar.: If. sls
e, ot'i.r.. VII ab;;rnt:y ecrn.bn1a:.. We have 80
sa:on 70 sayax tha, ths Me'1soTirSt sa" !: c.;
@:xe: aai We CONSIDER IL ,aoc.:;c -tsttn<at, s.t
Metallic lips will octwcartEo to three p.i:s Of
t2 nld *s!e tlakiaga slviEs o. neay twn ta IN tie
HXn.f1e nfki1Qxa.
, 1860-01-31

Mr.. Win.!ow moved tLut the House proceed
to another vote.
5ir. sherman, evidently not haring heard 1r.
Winsiow, claimed his right to the hoor.. Ibis
similar to that OF Mr.. Winsiow. lI.aqghfeE.i:
The House aguin voted:
, 1860-01-31

Deposits r:c.ired Cnrryu. Acesu1 f:a.: parties III
c.sy c1unlrE, and THE u,ual Accommodations granted to
1exuar Deposition and corrr !runient..
Interest balances tlf he allowed In cases wLerc
snec;s agy et=tI,t. t.vs btra ado to ,hst ctret
Ne deposits. payahr tt s.ecae,l datr which
{attreft will be %luxrt
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-29

fIAQrEMISf, Ia, sept -. lsh9.
Eatb4. ..Suqar Iiantyi' i have ever been a Dem
ocrat-was in favor Of Errek1nridEe and Lane and
am now and expect over to be, n friend Of this Union.
The union Of these United States prize as thou
sand times Of more inn ortauce than the success of
any political party, aud when selected for my stan
iarl bearer, John c. Breckenridge. ] believed had a
champion who would defend this Uniea to the Death
and yetE 10 mi lr}ioye ! was I, cctvel ia lt1t, Put
wien tlm ISL every mail brings IL Us lfe Expressions
II Ios political friends. AMI @lpen We Sc thern recon
isrrl.5e tp ssctie from tins glorious u On uules=
they r.ulll succeed in electtng their tayotite eanii
date To the Ircstdcncy-iti is time. in my opinion for
e,crt loycr o. his country To decide III" question IN
bis avn mind. Union or laisnrluu If for union.
thon boldly march into the ranks Of the tomstitn
tipual Union party. If for disnnion, then remain in
an organization embracing all the lisunion element
of the country. Union Democrats, be not deceived !,
be upon your guard, When you hear the voice Of
treason, mark well the source from which it comes.
When you hear n man expressing his wishes tof a
dissolution of this Union, see if he be not a supporter
of Breckinriige and Lane. Recollect the ConStrtu-
t,onal Union party - not a Wing party. or a Know
Nothing party, but a new organization, composed Of
Wings, Americans. and Union democrats. Upon
their ilatform will be c"ngregatea, before the ides of
November shall arrive, every man whose love for thu
Union shall be greater than his love Tor party-upon
that platform will he found the bone and muscle of
thc country. Tie demagogues who wish to dissolve
this Union and to form an alliance with Great Britain,
Or to seek ler protection, should be left 10 their own
aow"r and numbers, and discountenanced by every
tfne patriot.
Union men, Of all parties do your duty stand
81 YOUR country, and all may yet be well.
Yours truly, ! II
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-29

CRors.-Our time has been SO much taken up with
the canvass that we have paid but little attention te
crops. So far we cannot, under existing circum.
stances. complain. A full crop of sugar We canno,
make. From our own observation and information dc.
rivd from others more competent than ourself to
judge, we may reach half a crop, or very little over.
The drouth has used the cane terribly. ia the parish
ofPointe Coupee we were told in the early part Of
the week, many planters would not ''turn Wheel
and from that we saw while there, are of opinion that
there is much truth in tho statement. But little
corn has been made in that parish, which will, Of
course, in addition to the loss by the failure Of the
cane, bear hard upon many. In this parish we have
been more fortunate. More'corn has been raised than
can Be used, while many viii have some = sell. The
preparations for the rolling season with us are going
on with usual activity-as much 50 Is if large crops
rewarded the labors of the husbandmen5s
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-29

Coop News FROM GEORGIA AND FIoR1pA-says the
Louisville Journal of the 9th: Letters received yes.
terday by the Executive Committee state that there
Is every reason to believe that Florida will vote for
the Union candida. e for Governor in October, and also
for John Bell in November. The defections from the
Democrats are very considerable, whilst many others,
despairing Of success, will not vote at all.
From Georgia the news is indeed inspiring. A
canvass of the state has been done as accurately ms
such a thing could be done, and the returns Of the Exc
cutive Committee of Georgia foot up as follows: Bell
Abb, Brecklnridge 36,4l0, Douglas q, 700. The
constitutional provision, which requires a majority
to eject, would prevent the Bell electoral ticket from
being chosen. if the Douglas men should sapporttheir
own ticket. If they will only stay at home and not
vote at all, the Union ticket will most certainly be
elected. Our friends in Geoog'a are perfectly sangnine
# carrying the State.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-29

PROPOSED Sotr11oS OF orr PoIiTcAL I1FFIeuInRs-
When all efforts of conservative law and order na
shall have filled to quiet the country, the following
continuance may be resortea to with prospects Of sss.
cess:
\ NEw Sc FOR THE GREAT EAsrgRN.- 1t is now quits
certain that the Great Eastern will make, during next
month, another voyage to the United Mates, coming
irst to New York, and afterwards calling at NoroR.
There is a great deal of discussion going OF as tohov
the big ship can be made to pay, and we would suC
g"st an entirely original idea on the subject. Vt v
get together all pestilentlal political hacks of alpa'
ties, disunionists and fanatics, people who attempt~
buy and sell thousands of voters as if they were -
many sheep-in fact, all the party shapers and Ps'sf
Funks-and send them off on a voyage to Eurofs
there to remain until after the election is over. Insa
the people could go to work and elect the Prenden!!
of their choice without being %badgered, bullied ana
annoyed by managers who impudently assume 70 2
dictate not only as to how the electors shall vote =
in the event of success. If We have to defray then
penses of the voyage by subscription it will pay -
ter than sending money into Pennsylvania and NsS
Jersey. Who seconds our motion.-N. 7. Hre@.
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me BEL and Everett convention. or Unionists, mo
~ worcester ana nominated for Governor, Amos A
LawrenGs; OF B%rookline Lieutenant Governor. Ed
ward dickinson, of Amherst Secretary of State
lRos. Parsons, of Brookline; Treasurer. s. A. Eliot
o. cambridge; Auditor, ! Henry Hill, Of Worcester
attorney General. Henry Morris. OF Springfield. Tbis
convention put forward a full electoral ticket. In
numbers in the character of those who composed If
- spirit, IN its nominations, and in its action and
hoilcy, 1t was fully up to the standard Of respecta
party. ~
The proposed fusion in this State, which has been
so d,.,gentiy nursed BY some of the party leaders to
Knocked higher than a kite at Worcester. Neither
OF the two Democratic conventions displayed any
married. nnHillingness to make a fusion against Re-.
poohcanism' put the Bell and Everett convention was
uncompromisingly exclusive. and not onlv Md. %
concessions to the Democracy, but closed the door to
any ,utars pickering and bargaining, by putting for,
M Sa1n + ,uli electoral ticket, and adjourning without
1eiesatng authority to make changes in that nv 10
State ticket.-Boaou Paper. '""'o 'ne
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JILL THEY HArE?-The question is now ii!

WHO snt THEY llAvES-The question is now dis
tinetiF presented to the American people whether
they viii have sound, conservative statesmen to con
d4ct their aitairs for them-nen of mature age. of
great experience, OF tried patriotism, of national rep
ntation, and true to every section of our widely ey
tended country; or whether they will take sectional
men, OF narrow views. destructive principles. of no
experience in public affairs, and who seek to carry on
the government at the expense Of the rights of the
people OF one half of the States. In short, the aues
ton is, whethesthe American people will prefer Bell
anu Everett or Lincoln and HamIin for az to Mr.. Rreck.
larlige, he is utterly ont Of the question. He has
neen so thoroughly repgdiated by his own State. that
lie is absolutely nowhere in the race, and in noboi vs.
way. Beside he is running upon an isolated dogma
lor winch he Acknowledges there has never been any
practical use, and for winch there is NJ proI,a biIity
.nat mere ever Will be any--a dogma founded upon
the aoSnrdlty that frcesoilrrs and aboliticnists can be
1fiIncrI to carry out pro slavery principles.
VT. Erer6inrldge's candidacy also includes the
equally, great ahsurdtty that one-taird is equal to
three thirds, ana that a part Is as great as the whole.
80 many absIirdities can only be paralleled by the
"'her aosuttlty Of those who pretend to think that
ne mas any chance of being elected.-Nontgom,ery
(Aia.) Post, 1911
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> CANDID dhAtssl0Ne-l Correspondent Of tta Nea
ore Journal Of Commerce, writing from Washington
uaasr date Of the 18Th inst. says:
"As to political prospects IL lava. nothing layor,
ne can De sain. Lincoln VIII sweep everything before
him, even to Indiana. The BrtrktaytIgG ouf5s;}i,,, 4,
Douglas has rendered this CERTAIN. IA
The Journal @ Commerce is a supporter of the
Breckinriage-Ysncey ticket. What that ticket may
do in the North, If The people d hat ignoreit. We see
here confessed. We DO not doubt that the object of
many leaders in pressing the Breckinridge-Y ancey
ticket in the free States is to elect lincoln. Mr.. Yan
cey VII visit the North 10 help it along, thus playing
into the hands of those who have pledged themselves
TO secession in the event of Lincoln's election I'D,
gonery Gala } Post.
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LIE PRESIDENTIAL BATTLE GRouSD.-eTher is some
mistake says the Boston Courier, stin supposina
that the State of New York is the Presidential bat
tle-ground. As in 1855, Pennsylvania Is 10 be the
scene of contest. Tie Republicans have already
claimed it, but they claimed it in 1856. and notwith.
standing their Claim the people gave it to Mr..
Buchanan. The vote stood 1--WE quote from Mr.. Gree
ley's almanac) buchanan $50, 712 Fremont 147, 1863;
Fillmore 50, lo2; majority over the Republican candi
date s2,so7. What has happened since 1856, we
shonldlike to know, to justify the hope that Pennsyl-
vania will surrender her treasury and keeping into
Republican hands' Is it New York legislation Is
it the frs : trade plank in the Chicago PLATFORM Is it
the Abolition element in the Republican creed, as ex.
pounded by William H. Seward and illustrated by
John Brown Pennsylvania is not sure for Lincoln;
and those Republicans who say to the contrary are
endeavoring 10 deceive their foilowers.r