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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20
WHO RERgsHD TO RIsEe
The Day Book (BTeckinridge) thus meets and
walks into the Douglas allegation that the Brock
inlidpe managers defeated Fusion in our State;

Tie Day Book (BTeckinridge) thus meets and
walks into the Douglas allegation tnat the Brock.
in,idpe managers DEFEATED Fusion in our State;
was announced day before yes.erday by telegs9hu
pepr ii The rechilddge Il New YorS had declined
offer Of the Douglas aud fuse with them 10 order
def Of Line Empire STATE Au eefea his election
The BIeck ITioee lead.r in Newfofk, Who he Office
Is mot this tyia,ir0 and dgrud.9n the eens7 The
offered fair and th'n liberal The Douglas
posed TO give the BIecknroge msa Ten Of ne deei0y % ore
o. tt50 Of ne Stltc o1icc'. Memphis Appeal
TO which thus responder The Day Book
II would be difficult crowd greater number Of direct mic
into the space occupied by the paragraph
Our readers after they have ssfused the report Of the Union
conferences viii De able reply tks above wild
ssanoe But will briefly rsoaPi,ulae few Aca in regular
order:
Fiyst The pouglA State Committee appointed Commit
tee Of Conference with the Breckiarlse State Conuteo.
Stcoli The Breckmridgs STATE Committee and ep
pointed a similar Committee
T2d The two Committees conferred The Douglas Com.
demanded that tbs Brsokndge should aDandon
enicy their electoral ticket and osicc-s the STATE
ticket This declined They then offered Electors add
two the Stats ticket This declined but the offer
Electors and candidates the ticket
the that the Douglas Committee had given Bell
men. This It announced the umalzm Of the Bresk.
iidge men The Douglts Committee Of Conference de
elued the Offer but arGJA accepted reported upon
tat0dy % their STATE CoBee The Douglas State Commit!
tee met and rofed doom by Of for II to against t.
This Of ended tins negotiations between the STATE
ter th- above result arrived BreckJge association
In this city opned negotiations to the Dougs, Committee
were disposed do anything aud they finally od that In
no case would t80s ths BrooiTdgs electoral ksf
nor aa, man op,aly ideafed Di The BreeHTgs party be
put upon the Douglas Bell Union ticket Upon the heel Of this
the great Union meeting Of Monday
Ing which administered terrible robuso to them AID the up
pontneut Committee OF fifteen TO select Union Ticket IT.
respective Of the rule ruin DJuses who openly
ledge tia, The Slate VIII go for Lilcon unless union be Il
| frctcd.
Fourth We have the best Of authority to that Mr. Bu
chanan did advise and urge union In this State 10 defeat Lin
coin and through bis influence than any other
mana that the offer the Douslas Commtte made
Fi We have the best OF authority for stating that Mr
Douglas white recently this city and during the late nesota
tons did advise and urge uioH Nth me BrskiEydgs
defeat Lincoln ind through hi, Influence than any
other one MANS that this offer Of the Breckenridge party
deolned
sinh We have the best Of authority for saysg tbst Of
the most proanrrt members Of tie DOnsiAs ComGot cd
ujts3 Ia tbsy Old uo esp Nr DouBas 30 70! "gt F,o
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TO CORRESPOyDENTs.

10 notice be taken Of Anony Communication What
ever intended foy insertion be authenticated by the
name address Of toe wriserno necessarily Tor puDos
ton, but a a guaranty for his good faith.
BUSINESS Letters should in al be addressed TO fHs
Nkw-YORK TRIBUNE.
We cannot return rejected Communications.
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We have some additional European intelligence
by the Europa 1t is said that just as the steamer
left, the English Government received telegram
stating that Garibsldi had entered Naples, tri-
mphantly and without opposition, on the 1th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

In the West Washington Market case, Judge
IDgraham yesterday issued an order to enforce bis
order vacating the judgments obtained by Taylor
& Brennan against the city, and directed the Sher-
il to put the city in possession of the property.
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HEIMBoLD's BUCHU FOR TIE BLADDER.

HEIMBOLD'S BUCHU FOR THE BLADDER.
hKIsBOID's BuCHU RIDSBTs.
Hsinboids BuUhu foI the Gravel.
Helm bOlds Buchu for the Dropty.
Helnbolos Bgchu for Nervousness -
Holubold's Buchu for Memory, lose Of Power.
Helnboios Buohu fol Dlmhess Ji Vision.
Hel.lbola's Buchu Tor General Debility.
Hen 6OlC's bucnu ioi Universal l4assituoe.
Helubold's Buch1 for PaiOs in the Back. go
HyIsBOLDs BUCHU accompanied by the mes rehsoe GER
a6oS from Ststes, Judges, and CefZy-en
Price 81 pey bottl-, or sI for vs.
kpsp! RRAD!! RRAD!!!
aye afflicted the following certificate o! OF over
"Df hEIgsOLD- Dear Sn; have been troubled with an
Affection OF tho Bacoer Kidneys ~ years have
tad VAIN and last concluded 70 give your Cen
nine PrtpsrGlon trls hs0 heard aghy spoken o. y
rAoYded m Immediate relief have used tnTee bottles and
have obued more relief nom It's effects and feel much better
hsn heyC for % yeGrs peOus haze no geaest iith IN IA
jrt snd curative pOwer aud shall do all in my power 20
sLs 4 AEoWu 10 the afflicted Hoping this msS prove CO
yesae -, 20 YOU in assisting youto reduce he medicine,
I" I truly yours, M hCCoAEiOl-
aLevdeton Pa, Jan. q ljS9'
shgud aSy doubt MI hcSorlFLs SsN'o1oN "e ''''"
70 IT, following gentlemen; r--,..-;,
- 7 g n ,CL Judge, philadelphia
Tor o. e. PORTBK e1-OOyernosi fenlDyNnhA
- n a. GBIEI, sadse United states Court;
aoo w A PoHTyR. CI;y SOLICITOR, PhiladelPhie-
- q bANks Auditor tJe neral, " Gshlngf0n, D. V
Ard many Others If necessary. - n,u.I,.tt.
Dsnot No. lO4 south lOth JsOw Chestnut fhlSaSPLlA
D'PV9 W d. ~ BAHsEs d 90, Nv. 10 Pa kIo",
- - Agents for NeW-YoTk
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al vo,e The object therefore, Of keeping bin In the neSa
Fns vs ash The mempA appeal whether 1t viii have the
,,as and be n.sy 10 coecI lie msatements We ~h t"s
q c Granted that been misIod BY false reports and sns
%. rnectiop Of them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20
FprNCU FANCY GOODs.
Ar PRInENT TRAyEIERs. whether BIZ Ocean.
Ne@Uork DAILY Gribnne
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1860.
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Let them prove themselves statesuos. srd n,L.
tae BET! bargain with Dean Richmond hat Ne,
can, however loudly Mr.. Henry may ,,os,st
against it, That is oil
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THE SOURCE OF COsTVENESS DESTROYED
HoLowAs PMS ave admitted be the oily active remedy
for haoUs Cons ipa,n Ibei action the stomach end
bowels tst0IsS The Of IN the worst
uhs sor,l frdi
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Gas FLXTURLs

Gas FiXIURESi
Gas KiNTUXRs :!
Tbs attention a buyers Of
CHAsDALIEEs,
BttAC1ETs, AZ, &c,
Cor Cos ia solicited to uDriyalcd assortment
w. J. r. DALEY Co.,
No 63l bTOad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

Mr.. Joshua j. Henry of uenrys, Smith 4
Townsend, in the dry goods Southern trade, an
bounced yesterday afternoon the following gentle
nen as composing the Committee OF Fifteen, which
he was authorized to appoint by the great Union
meeting held in the Cooper Institute on Monday
evening, for the purpose OF forming Fusion elect
oral ticket:
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DINNER SITS,
TIA SRTs,
BREAKFAST ssrs, &c &C.,
in plain white or richly decorated
FIlKNCH CHINA,
foq sse IN pst variety Also painted order with Goats
Of Arms, CJe y, iuitials.
". j. F. DAIIKY s. Co.,
No. G3l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

MISSES AND CmIDREN'S HATS he largest aud
a. kRLLOGG, No. S8i Csnel st.
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BALLoU's PATENT
IrypoyEp FRENCH YOKE SBIRrs,
Patented November |, 1889.

COOKED HAT.-kNO&s new style OF FALL
II ~ h knockei all the oh-r cooked hats sedde-
nan 30 beu, the other evening and wore nome We
sl b, he wife Ito great sso1ishuetf with tenafao
tAaess Her ssolsbent equal to Ills wien she ouhu
out be She supposed It W be some young hAndsoe
dAAh.ng stysnkeI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

WHEELER ~ WILSON'S
sgwIsG-MACHlSEs
No sos BROADwAY.
Approved alike by Families DrcssmskeTs Shmskers, Cal.
ard 1aOrs general y onty Ma
fus the the public. Send for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

WILCOX q, GIBBS SkwING MACHINE" Re
nsksse for it 81 npCity p Cnrs4D AdyvT iseT and Journal
Prize 61t. Office No sos Broad
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FALL ASD NlNrfK FAsHIoNs. -
Opepiue Day for exhibition New 81 yes ia Cmldrens hN'
AA0 CAPS n IAUEADAA neat tLr 2H-L ms
THONAs EEANUi4 -. th-tc ouOls west Of b4oso"ay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-20

MORE THEMIUMS
Az usual the WHEELER WILSON SEwIsG-MAcHIgE hal
beeo ded the highest premiums Family and for light
manufacturing the Se Fairs Of NewcTsey and Illinois, snc
elso che Fair OF the Chicago Mechanics institute just closed
This ts Of Committees nineteen times out Of twenty
WHEREVER the WHEELsR WILSON completes with other sew
iIE Machine
OHoo, Nc. SOS Broadway
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-05-30

A PUFF.-"JM" WooLNoUGH the popu-
lar, good-looking and genial Cigar, Toy,
Tobacco and Fancy Pipe dealer Of Dubu-
que, sends us, by BARTON, pipe that is
probably the mate to the one used by Goliah.
1t would take column to describe it, and
there is scarcely tobacco enough in any one
establishment to fill it. We propose to send
it to POTTER Of Wis, as company for the
six-toot bowie knife given him by Missouri.
No meerscham at McGregor can touch our
putting machine for size or beauty. Thank
,,o,, TsMrc
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-05-30
I. O. of G. II. Ut ion FestIval at Elka-
der, June 5th, 1850.
0rPtCERS OF THE DAY n ava


PREsIDENT.-W. II. Stearns of Straw
berry Point. lz
A Vice President from each Lodge in the
county.
MARSHAL Orlando McCraney, Of Nc
Gregor.
An Assistant Marshal from each Lodge
in the county. III e - 3.
ORATOR.-Norman w. Chesley, Esq, Of
Monona.
CHApLAIN.-Rev. L. P. Matthews of
Garnayilo.
Music by the Clermont Band
The procession will form at 10 o'clock
4. NJ, by Lodges, in front of the Davis
House under the direction of the Marshal
and bis aids, and proceed to a convenient
grove, where the usual exercises will take
place. ..s. .--...--..---...-.F
ORLANDO MCCARTNEY Committee
GEO. b. McLAURY, of
i. Is. WAKEMAS, } Ar'nsm'ts.
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ATTENTION. I'm this paper will be seen
the I. 0. of G. T. Elkadcr programme OF
June 5tk. We are officially advised that
that McGregor Lodge No. 10 will form on
Tuesday next in front Of the Times Office
and be ready to march at o'clock precise
". All hands must wake at 4 and dress
by so as to be ready. The Band of Hope
will be placed in the lead.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

"
NJOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of an Exc.
cution issued out Of the Office OF the clerk Of the
district court Of Clayton county, Iowa, dated the 10th
day Of April A. D. 1860, to me directed, in favor Of
Charles Ray, and against the goods chattes aud real
estate of Ole Nelson, have levied upon the follow.
ing real estate, to-wit Lots No. and 2, of section
Is township S. north OF range west Of the 5th P.
M, containing 10 acres, situated in Clayton county,
Iowa. and that shall on the 9th day OF June, A D.
1860, 1t 10 clock, ~, said day. at the Sheriff
Office in McGregor, in said county offer at PUBLIC
to the highest bidder for cash, all the right title
and interest OF the said Ole Nelson, in aud to tho
above described property, to satisfy judgment Of
Two Hundred aud Nineteen and 2S-l00 dollar
amount due, and including debt, interest aud cost
with interest thereon at the rate Of 10 per cent
annum aud all costs and interest that have or =
thereon, which judgment recovered aga st
the said Ole Nelson, 1t the September term, A. D.
1859, Of said court.
J. KAUFMAN. Sheriff G. C.,L
By p. g. PARKER, Deputy.
May 9, ls60w4 Pr. Fee $3.50.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-05-30

PLASTERING HAIR FASTENING uARls
lust received and for sale BY
lsstf HOFFMAN, BFNToK =
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

EtTRAYED nom the Stanwix Hotel, - ~
y Preston, Fillmore county. Mnnssota, ~
on the night Of the Sd Of April 1860. = 1AA.
black Indian Pony, seven years old, with white spes
in the forehead, halter about ths neck when loss.
Lime Springs, Howard county, lows was once owned
at McOregor, lows the owner is Map Pedler.
regarding said pony. Address +. eCliMITZER,
+, May %, lS6OH Preston, Fillmore Co., NM.
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@atest Aews.

gohb b. Henderson is the Democratic, and James
4. Rollins the Republican candidates for Congress
from the St. Louis district. , .~
The Illinois Central r. r. Co., advertise that they
will redeem half million dollars worth Of free land
bonds maturing Sept. 1st, topay at par, with inter-
est.
The tannery Of Haas, Mitchell & Stewart Of Day
ton. Ohio, was burned on the 25th. Loss $4,000.
A very heavy frost in Central New York on the
night of the 20 tn, injured the crops.
Congress has appropriated $4,000 for seeds and
cuttings to be di tributed by the Patent Office and
a 900 600 for taking the census. ra-
The Rock River bridge on the Rock Island r. Il
was destroyed by the tornado which swept over ILL.,
nois Indiana and Ohio last week. Loss $4,000.
JR Burd Of Nsvarre, Ohio, h as run OIL with his
hired girl and $500 in cash. Cage him. ..H#
line Of Clippers is to open the Japan trade with
New York. q &c.,. .e.asE rs ,54irar lMt.
One hundred men we're drowned in the Ohio river,
during the storm of last week. by the sinking Of aat
boats. :. a. s. site Ia "
The mercury stood at %, in Louisville last satur
day. &1 As
Horace Greeley Is on trial in New York for killing
WIN. H. Seward, at the Chicago Convention. He
will be convicted, and hung
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ 5000 AGENTS WANTsD-To sell four new in
ventions. Agents have made over $3.50 on one
better than all other similar agencies. Send four
stamps and get so pages particulars gratis.
NlSSm3 EPHRAlM Brown, Lowell, Mass.
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Pixies Peak.

Pixies Peak. ---
In the Times Of to-day will be found let
ters from our late townsmen d. d. FRASER,
and II. A. ROGERS. They will be read with
interest. Mrs. HIBBARD is in receipt of two
letters from her husband, l. w. HIBBARD
ESQ, late of this place; she did us the ia
vor to read portions of both of them to us.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. HIBBARD has
found place which p, omises speedy for
tune. He and BLAIN and others whom we
do not know, arc about $50 miles S. w. Of
Denver, on the dividing ridge between the
waters of the Arkansas, the Platte and the
Big Blue. The snow is yet MAY 81 quite
deep, and mining operations had not yet
commenced. Mr.. HlBBARD writes very
interesting letter; it is valuable because the
particulars which we all want to know about
are infinitely mentioned. The party OF
which Mr.. II. seems to be the President,
have bought five or six claims, some OF them
prospecting 30, so and as high as 70 cents
to the pan, and this quite near the surface !;
water is handy and abundant; they have
built cabin, sawed (by hand 800 feet of
lumber to roof it with, chinked and daubed
it, finding particles of god in the surface
mud. The country bears marks OF terrible
volcanic visitations, and the company feel
assured that they have got to the centre of
all good luck. AS matter of curiosity,
we may mention that they bought one very
valuable claim, and paid for it in bacon at
40 cents, apples at 30, tobacco at 5 90,
beans 90, tea 81 90, nails 90, and boots at
$1,000 per pair! They retained enough
supplies to do them for months, and as soon
as the snow goes off they expect to find the
dust in liberal quantities There is quartz
gold in the same region but rdshing will
pay better than crushing.
The general news, both public and private,
for this week is good, and notwithstanding
the disappointment expressed IN some OF
the late letters of our McGregor friends, we
have mountain of faith in the ultimate
success of all who will be steady and in
dustrious in the Denver gold REGION
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CARD TO THE SUFFERING.
THE Rev. william Cosgrove, while laborug as mis-
l. sionary In Japan was cured of Consumption when
all other means failed. by recipe obtained from
learned physician residing In the city Of Jeddo This
cipe has cured great numbers who rferny from
Consumption, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Coughs, and
Colds and the debility and nervous depression
by these disorders.
DESTROYS Of beneftting others, will send this re.
cipe, which have brought home with me, to all who
need Il. free of charge. Address,
April 18TH, 3m- Brooklyn, New York
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Medical Notice.

TIME North Iowa Medical Society will hold its first
/ Anniversary Meeting, at Elkader, the 9th day Of
June next, at 10 o'clock, \. n. +. ANDROs, Pres,
II. c. MARTIN, Sec'y. lusayl6w.2l
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Hoffman, Benton & Co.'s Advertisement

&c., &C., &C., &c. &C., &c. &C., &C., &C., &c, &c, -
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ICE CREAM!
BROWN & WAUGH,

A T the City Restaurant, will dispense ICE CREAM
u and STRAWBERRIES to Ladies and Gentle
men, on Thursday Evening next, and for the season
thereafter s #aaaasae
May 23d, ls60tf
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
PORTAGE CRY, Columbia county, Wis,
September I'd, 1859.
DR.. J. F. Bridge, sec'y Graefenberg, Co..
Dear Strive have sold the Grnefenberg Family
Medicines for number Of years and take pleasure in
for them-the most reliable remedies of the day.
We dislike to particularze where all Of them appear
to be Indispensable yet cannot refrain from referring
to Marshas Uterine Catholicon which has never fail.
ep In its mssion and has produced results under
immediate observation, both wonderful and satisfac-
tory.
It Is especially useful in diseases incident to prer
nancy, and have hesitation In saying that its use
by persons in that condition, whether delicate or
healthy, will invariably be attended with benefit.
1t has been used by various in this vicinity for
Barrenness, and in evero instance with success.
Yours, respectfully,
MILES h CO., Druggists.
OwAroNNA, Steele Co, Mimi,
November IA, 1859.
Graefenberg Co., 81 Park Row, N:
Cathocon in my practice for the last FIVE year, take
pleasure in recording my testimony of its value for
do not know Of single instance where IL has not given
the most complete satisfaction and MANY cases of Ute.
rine Complaints have come under my notice. which
after having exhausted the skill eminent
have been permanently cured by this medicine In
ing the object for which is designed and of great
~ " D.. s. MARSHA. NJ.
NEW BosroN, Winona Co., Mimi, !
Graefenberg Co.. 80 Park Row, N. Y.
Gentlemen-We most cheerfuly join with many
Others in this country in giving testimony the
general good character Of the Graefenberg Family
Medicines both for the purpose Of rendering Justice
you and to place within the knowledge of others who
may be anguishing on bed of sickness the Of
cure
Living In new country, we have, for some years,
where to obtain good and reliable physicians il Of
the question, substituted the Graefenberg Manual
Of Health for family physician which have never
had cause to regret, but much for gratefuness
to you for the benefits rendered and our friends by
its able yet simple teachings of the treatment of dis
ease and the preservation Of health.
Yours, truly, PHILIP RAINIER.
PUTH RAINIER.
ONALAsxA, La Crosse Co., Wis, Oct. 3, 1859.
thereby certify that have used the Graefen berg
Company's Marshas Uterine Catholicon IN nv family
and consider It. the best remedy diseases peculiar
females that have ever seen.
My wife afflicted with Proapsu Uteri Calling of
the womb and by the Of the Catholicon is COM
petely cured.
would earnestly recommend it. to any lady who
may be subject to those distressing complaints
Yours, truly, Rev. A. g. COOLEY,
of the N. T.. Church.
I most cheerfully endorse the above recommends
ton of the Graefenbcrg Company's Marshals Uterine
Catholcon, having used it in my family with entire
success.
consider it the best remedy for Female complaints
in use. II. J. PECK.
Onalaska. sept. 8. 1859.
See Advertisement in m other column. 13syl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-11

THE CESsrs-GRowTu AND RESOURCES OF TIE
USrTfD SrArEs.-The census returns are rapidly
pouring into Washington, and by the first Of
September the limit fixed for their reception.
II is expected that they will be fully completed.
From the figures, as they at present show, Il
may be confidently assumed that the total DO.
pulation Of the Union will not fall short OF
thirty-two Millions being an increase of nearly
one-third since 1850, when the last census was
taken. The history Of no country, either In an.
cient OF modern times, has exhibited the same
extraordinarily rapid multiplication Of It's PEG.
pie, and in none have the agricultural and in.
dustrial resources developed in their progress
keptsuch even pace with their numerical growth.
There are not we will venture to say on the
surface Of the globe, any thirty-two millions Of
people who possess the amount Of wealth and
comfort enjoyed by the inhabitants of these
United States. Our cotton crop is in itself
almost sufficient source Of national prosperity;
but in addition to the income which II brings us,
we have that derived from supplying the rest Of
the world with the surplus Of our breadsuffs after
Or own wants are provided for. Owing to the
ntnne variety Of climate that IL 10 be found with.
In our lsrritorial limits, we are not dependent.
IKE other Nations, on any one class Of produc-
tons, and ar. therefore exempt from the whole
sale calamities to which drought, frost, or ex-
eessive rains, frequently subject them. II there
is failure OF the cropsin one part Of the country,
they are generally made w for by their super.
abundance In another. and tAns our people are
never made TO feel the sufferings and priya-
tions arising from an exclusive reliance on anv
one Of earth's products. In mineral wealth Pro.
whence has been equally bountiful TO us. Our
coal fields are ten times the extent of those of
Great Britain or Of any other nation. whilst as
regards the precious metals, no estimate can be
formed Of the riches that lie hidden In the auri-
ferrous regions which yet remain to be explored
In our outlying States and Territories. Thus
blessed by nature, and aided by the perseve-
rance and energy which are the dominant traits
Of the national Character II will not be
surprising If the census now being taken
should exhibit results far more striking
than any that have as yet been anticipated.
In the growth Of the metropolis alone we have
an example Of the enormous strides which our
population has been making without people
being aware Of their exten,; and In the new cen
Gus we expect that we shall End many facts
equally Illustrative Of the unexampled fecun-
diiy Ia numbers and wealth to which Provi.