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Suction Sales.

~ P. & A. r. r. C0.1SALE OF
Va. UNCLAIMED FREIGHT.-The following
described property remaining in store at Cleveland
and Way Stations, being unclaimed freight will be
sold at public auction Tuesday, June ~ 1900 sub
ect to the charges thereon not claimed previous
70 that date -
D. 81 Wright, Erie, Fa.-7 Barrels, Kegs.
] J. ]. Hnrlburti Erie, Pal barrel OrOckery.
Seward Co., Erie Pal box Drugs.
o. Hibbard, care Martha Finis, Cleveland OIL
Wagon. ADDIBOh HILLS,
Cleveland, May s, lsSo'2sS. Gen. Freight Ag't
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Cleveland Nay 2s, 1860 A

How IT TAKEs-At the recent Republican
ratification meeting in Philadelphia, a large
body Of men came down from one Of the
upper wards drawn in an immense car, the
sides Of which we're inscribed dL"The Fill
more Rangers Of '56-An Right for Abe Lin
coin in 60"
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Bust Of Lincoln.

The Sculptor JosEs has about completed e
E lis-like bust Of THOzAs EWRe and the Re
pablieans Of Lancaster have employed Mr..
J. to visit Springfield and make for them
a bust Of Mr.. LINCOLN.
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The PhIladeIphla Ratification Meeting.

The PHILADELPHIA Ratification Meeting.
The Lincoln and Hamlin ratification meet
ing in Philadelphia Saturday evening, was a
splendid success. 1t was held in Indepen-
dence Square, and the Inquirer says" In
the interior of the Square, and in ell the
streets that surrounded it, the eyes of specta-
tors were dszzled by numberless lights and
lanterns upon which all sorts Of inspiriting
and quaint devices and mottoes were embla-
zoned; while the constant arrival of strong
delegations with their bands Of music kept
up the enthusiasm of the masses assembled
TO the highest pitah. As night display OF
the strength Of powerful party, nothing
could have been more effective and imPo-
sing" fcEFLG q
30 immense was the mass that four meet
hgs were Orgshized0 Speeches were deliv-
cred By Afessrs. Trumbull, Wilkinson, sher-
man, Grow, Campbell, Train, Ferry, Morrill,,
Dunn and Parsons. Forney's Press thus
speaks of The great demonstration
- usi- y -fJ-s---l--aisaGE and
enthusiastic one. 1t seemed to be a combi-
nation Of al the elements Of the opposition,
not The least Of which was the prominence
Of the American and oonmefeial elem ents.
Is indicated that the friends Of Bell and Ev
erett were far from Indifferent to the success
Of Lincoln and Hamlin. And it ia but just
to add that, in most Of the speeches Of the
eminent public men who addressed the as
sembled thousands, there was aconservatism
and a generosity that spoke loudly against
the insane charges Of the fre-eaters of the
South upon the Republican party. Mr..
Sherman, Of Ohio, was loudly and always
applauded for his fankness in this respect.
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& E9E 3 THE OHIO FARMER, IFrv
-...- (WEEKLY,)
Devoted 10 Agriculture, Literature and Neps.
THOS. BROWN, Editor and Proprietor,
(IRvrTANsn CtffO

1t Is the design OF tho Editor to make the "Ohio
Farmer" unsurpassed as a Farmers Family Paper.
II embraces Agriculture, Horticulture Science Lit
erature, Domestic Economy, Poetry, Notices of New
make first class paper for the Farmer and his
Family. GL
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mARRIRD.

ON the gtth Inst, by Rev. n A. Thome, at the Iat
Prushytoriau Church, West Side. Mt. GE0hQE u.
WARRINGTON and Miss MELISSA DROWN, all
81 Cleveland.
In Salem CuIumhiana county, MIR. JOHN @.
SHEETS and Miss HATTIE NJ. WEAVER, both
uf Haiom
In sandusky, on the 2gth Inst, Mr., JACOB 4.
CAMP and Miss ELIZABETH n. OSBORN dangh-
ter Of the late E +. Oaburni AZ Of Sanduhky.
May 9th, Mr., LAFAYETTE BRUSH and Miss
MARIA HEWLlN both of Eaton, Lorain county.
May sd, Mr., HENRY MuNsINGER, of Russia,
to Miss ANNAH SKINNER, Of sheffield.
At Elyria. May 18th Mr.! HENRY HANNAH, Of
Eiyria, 70 Hiss kbIzABETH LAPP, of Amherst.
In Twinsburgh, on tho oath inst, BY p. 7; Ken
needy, Pastor Of the Baptist Church, MT, SAM MBkAi, A
PERKINS, Of bedford, and Miss MARGAHET
HARPER, Of Orange.
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Single COPY, one year, 80; three copies, Sf five
copies, S.; ten COPIES SIS. One COPY, six months,
81; hye copies, s.; ten copies IS.
club Of Ave subndbers, at s., will enttle the per-
son making u up to copy for six months; Club
often, at SIS, to a copy for one year.
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@state.

ID DEAL ESTATE---E. n. KEYES,
III formerly Of the firm Of Little Keyes,) has
opened a Real Estate Once in Rouses Block, cor
ner Of Superior street and Public Square, and has
constantly on hand several thousand acres Of fret
quality Of Farming Lands In the States Of Iowa,
Wisconsin and Missouri TO exchanges Tor city and
country property also for all kinda OF personal
properfy Part cash paid III necessary p aprl6. RIO
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II CLEvELANn, Feb. a, Is6O.

CLEVELAND, Feb q, 1860.
Messrs. NORRIS, SHEFTIELD Co.: We, tho under
signed, having worn "BROWNis CELEBRATED HY-
GfENIc SUSPENSION WAIST" for the last feW months
take great pleasure In recommending t 70 the attan
ton of every lady It Is admirably adapted 10 the
EASE, oONyEEIEScH. BEAUTY and HEALTH Of the
wearer Furthermore, We know Il always relieves
and In many instances effects a radical cure or the
numerous diseases caused BY tight lacing. We hopo
20 sec it come into general use for We are fully sats
health should have; and advise every one 10 pur-
chase It, for can assure them they win never re-
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FOR SALB on FXCHANGR.

AN IMPROVED FARM Of ls2 acres, 8miles from
Railroad Station, in Northern Illinois; i09 acres IN
der cultivation; house, barh, Ge.i Sl7 per acre.
sgEAAt SAW MILL, nearly rev, heated a.
one Of the best lumber markets In the West; ma
chinery made az the Cuyahoga Furnace. Exchange
for city property.
l4 ACkES in north part q Indiana, miles trom
the Toledo ChicAgo Air Line Railroad, and ! Of a
mile from large village With mills factories, &c,
with & small house and other Improvements; wei
watered; soil black sandy l0am. Exchange for 3
house and lot IN the city.
STEAM GRIST MILIr-A large brick grist mill,
located at a town In the midst Of the best wheat
growing region in the State; machinery al new aud
perfect, and Of large capacity. Exchange for city
prUpeaty. q. .il. .a l1tl7I
10 AOREs OF LAND near village, and in one
OF the beat counties In the eastern part Of lows and
-FOUR ACRES, with house, barn, and variety Of
fruit, at Euclid Station. VIII exchange either OF
both for good ma. BE-
50 ACRES IN MICHIGAN, to exchanges for city
property, or for team and wagon.
r.4a ROUSE 3 JENNINGS,
maYl9 Marble Block.
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. 8 THE OHIO FARMER,
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE
OF THE NUMBEF

CONTENTS OF THE NUMBER
~ Issued June I'd, ls6O et -.
eAoRICULTURAL ARTIcLEs-Agriculture IN Denmark;
Deep ftilage will prevent drogth; How to pack
Eggs 10 keeps Eve seasOnablo hints TO Farmers;
Plaster is not good on some lands; Prospect OF
Crops; How 70 make good rOGds; Fairs and Agri-
cultural Societies; state Fairs for 1850
STOCK ABTIcLEs-Shall we use thorough bred Stall
ions as getters Of farm stock 2 How 70 keep flies
nom and horses In-and-in breeding Of sheep;
Sheep raising in Australia; How 10 test the quality
HoETIouLTURAL-Crimo Of stealing fruit; Son soap
and tobacco water for washing trees The beauty OF
clematis patens; Excrementitious exudations OF
the roots Of plants; Culture Of the daisy; Look
10 your gEaftHi Coal ashes and bugs; The best use
OF snul; Too wet and too cold; Protect your vines
from the striped bug.
DAIRY.HQw the French make butter; How to pre-
vent MIX from spattering.
Coal AND Coal MISEs-Third article by Col Whit
tleseyi Notes ON insects; Twenty five scientific
facts. a.f l...rrsrr r=r-H
HEALTH-A long article Of Physical Culture by Dr..
Windship.
POErRY-A Farewell; Blessed are they that weep;
Never Despair We don { forget you, darling.
MIsoELLANY-The Arabs Of Algiers Coffee; Death
In the streets Of China; Digestion; Exhibition Of
Industry Of all Nations, London, 1862 FiFeside
stories, No. 0; To prevent falling hair; Kyanizing
wool; Leavened and unleavened bread; Phthisis as
affected by compleXion The public men Of thirty
years agoi To get rid Of moths; Random gems;
Anecdotes and fun; Aristocracy; Books received;
Cleveland Wool Dept-June Circular The COnti-
nental-Philadelphia new hotel; Editorial Mem
Oranda; An accurate Map Of Minnesota; Short ar
ticles Tho riches of Spring; Items of News Com
mercial; Meteorological; Letter ffOm Anna Hope;
Eastern Letters.
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A RARGAININ REAL ESTATE.

~ The undersigned resident Of East Cleveland
b about 20 remove 70 California and wishes TO dis
pose Of his property before leaving will sell al Of his
times-neRr 50 per cent, less than adjoining lands
can be bought at all 0fwhich are we'll located on
good road and pleasantly situated near Euclid street
and 3 miles from the Court House east In the west
part Of East Cleveland rowushipi bsing 3l acres Of
Land under good state Of cultivation, 81 acres Of
timber and nine acres Of choice fruit-compose6 Of
Apple, Peach, Cherry and Pear trees, Grapes,
Strawberries aud shrubbery; RfrAme house and bar
besides other buildings, good water, 60.
Win sell all or In three parts, and one aere IN the
rear OF Custead's Nursery, with good barn, web,
cistern and good fruit and will sell for cash Or part
on time. Enquire on the premises,
mayZ;Rl0 e1l. IRA lBkieTOL.-
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E0R SALE.=KINsMAN STREET-
A large two story Dwelling, well ilnished, with
marble maulles, &C. Good stable aRd large lot. A
very desirable residence. 500. .-
COLUMBUS HT.-0n StOns's Allotmeut; . large
brick house aud lot $500.
TWO FARMS % 50 acres each acd one Of 56aeres,
lying together, smiles rom the city, with house.
barn and orchard; the Wholeat SIS per acre on one
or both Of the 50 acres AZ SIS per acrH. - ~
PARKAIAN ST.-GO0d one and a half story house
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Circulate the Ohio Farmer-Frends Please
Notice.

We will thank our friends to get us up as many
and month subscribers possible, previous TO the
hrst OF July We will send them at the lowest clul
terms. Ten subscribers for six months, at $780, and
one TO the getter up Of the cub all additional sub
scribers at 628 cents Or the same number for ures
months, S375 and one to the getter up Of the club
and any additional subscribers, 3l14 cents.
N. B--PersOns subscribing Immediately for three
nnmber- free. f-..-t ~
B9-sAMPLR NUMBERS AND PROsPEGTUsEs
SENT FREE 70 all applicants Address
fLT Tho. Brown, Cleveland, U.
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BischoR's Black silk.

Our stock Of sRk Good comprises altogether the
largest and richest assortment ever offered In this
mayi7 D. 1. BALDWIN q co.
GOMETHING EXCLUSIVELY
~ FOR THE LADIES.-Brown's Hygienic sus-
pension Waist, and Improved Skirt Supporter. Pat
EVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE ONE.-In fact.
every one would have one, IL they only knew the
BEAUTY UTILITY and BENEFIT Of them This waist
not only affords the most perfect SYMMETRY, and de-
but directly promotes Il in every respect 1t Is oi
such peculiar construction that Il relieves the Hips
from the almost insupportabe burden 70 which they
are sometimes subjected, by suspending the skirts,
&C, upon the shoulders, and by means OF Circular
Braces L Stays and supports the clothing completely
preventing them from PREssing against, or BEARING
down upon the Chest, Hips and Abdomen which
makes II truly an ANTf- LAGER, holding the skirts
tion Of the Supporter entirely away from the waist
1t is also true and efficient SHOULDER BRACE
throwing the entire support Of ths skirts directly
upon the shoulders through the elastic streps This
and valuable invention i also designed to afford
immediate relief and In many cases effect RADICAL
CuRE OF ACUTE AND CHRONIC DIaEAGE, caused by
TIGHT LAciSd, as many who have used 1t for such
complaints can testify. These Waists have passed
the critical examination Of some Of our most eminent
and scientific medical men, who all pronounce them
the best thing Of the kind ever invented. They
rapidly coming into and give universal satisfae
70 give one idea Of them and worn to BE- approc-
ated Call at the BURNETT HOUSE In Cleveland
and examine them. A Lady will always be IN readi-
ness TO show them. Persons wishing 70 purchase tho
right to manufacture the Waist, or to sell territory,
VIII call on the proprietOrs at CHAGRIN fALLS,
Ohio, who have the exclusive right for the United
/ CAUTION. persons infringing IN any way or
manner on this Patent, will most assuredly be dealt
NORRIS, BHEFFIELD a CO., Proprietors,
SUCCESSORS 70 II. y. Brown Co.
Chagrin Falls, o., Feb, q, 1850.
Read the following accommodation and refer.
ences, kindly furnished for publication by those
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Q. y HUssEfl Fitt8b 8 J. q HussEf. %. acLAIR.
81 HUSSEYS z COMPANY -
GOAL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
~ SALE AND RETAIL Dealers IN Piitsburgh,
salineyille and STRIP Vein GOALS. Also Nut COAL
for Smithing. Once on the east side 81 the clsVe-
land Pittsburgh r. R. Coal pier, Cleveland Ohio.
-0rdars Ian a. Huaasy 4 McBrids's tWinsloW's
MsEehousel VII receive prompt etteltlen. declI
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cbaqrin Falls, O, Fsb I'll isS6 n = = I'I0' q .

Read the following accommodation and refer.
ences, kindly furnished rs for publication by those
who have worn these Waists, examined and sold
them which, from the many more hattering commu-
nicatons we have and receiving daily, u deemed
sufficient for the present; Ms
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The town win yet be rankeda as a suburb of
the great metropolis Of the West no doubt
but ii win be long, we trust ere the Vandal
spirit of utility shall lay the axe at the root
of the noble old oaks, or the thrifty young
striplings that add such inimitable grace to
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GOKE Z COKETI C0KEIII---
" u. WALLACE SON ARE NOW MANU-
EACTURING Coke rom the pure HAMM0NDS-
WILLIE strip Vein COAL, which IS superior
70 any other Coke in the market. We can furnish
testimOuiala nom numerous manufacturers who are
now using t, ana who speak Of its character in the
Also, constant supply Of HammondsviIis Strip
Nein sMIThlHG COAL and also for Domestic
purposes.
Being located immediately the line ofthe Cleye-
pasch 20 any part of the State. Orders solicited.
-aa Hs H. n WALLACE q son,
Hammondsvile, Jefferson County, Ohio
wIannnrv 81 1870 Iet1ng
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LLiN0Ts CORnrsPoNDENCr.
EvAnaion.


Among the charming retreats skirtipg the
beautiful shores Of Lake Michigan, none Is
more worthy Of passing note than the little
town Of Evanston. Il is about eleven miles
by tail from the Milwaukee Depot h Chicago
to the station here, and the trains run so as to
accommodate business men, who, glad to
escape from the din of city lifer choose sum
mer retreats for their families in the beautiful
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-11
Special Notices.

sands Sarsapariiia-For Purifying the blood
Health depends almost entirely upon the state Of
the blood. II the vitalizing fluid which pervades cv-
cry tissue membrane, FIBRE flainent, gland or Other
organ, primary and subsidiary, be charged with the
elements Of disease, sickness must be the conse-
queuce, and until the cause is eradicated no per.
manent reliet can be expected. 1t is here that the
powerful health restoring properties of SANDS SAR.
SAPARll.lA are manifested its searching operation
reaches the germ of disease, and the cures It per.
forms are therefore radical and thorough Read the
testimony in another column.
Hn- Prepared and sold by A. b. & d. SANDS
Druggists 100 Fulton street, New York
For sale by ii. johnson 4 Co.. and Rcdngton & Co
San Francisco; Rice X Coffin, Marysville II. II. Nc
Donald Il Gu, Sacramento H. III. wickes & Co.. Ne.
vada and by Druggists generally.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-11
GRAsa VALLEY -TowNsnIr.

Grass Valley Precinct-At II D. Cady's Office. W
r. Armstrong, Inspector; b. B. Layton, Peter Conn.
ton, Judges.
Allison Ranch Precinct-At Dunkel's store Jabp
Doran, Inspector; l.. Anderson, J. Lariner. Judges
Norambagua Mills Precnct-At Cloueh,s store
Samuel Brigham, Inspector; Joseph Dodge, L, Shaw
Judges.
Burroughs Ranch Precinct-At Burrough,s store
A. Goodwin, Inspector; I. Huston. c. Hoey. Judges
Baena Vista Precnct-At G. Barkers, s Lewis
Inspector; Chas. Leach, D. NJ. Barker, Judges.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-11
To the Electors of Oakland School
District:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAr

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT,
1N an Election will be held on 27th day Of October,
at which will be submitted the question. whether
you will authorize tax TO pay the expense of main
tanning pubic school for additional term Of four
months.
1t will be necessary to raise, for the purpose, the
sum Of $500 and the rate cs taxation necessary 10
be levied, will be thirty cents upon the ono hundred
dollars Of valuation of taxable property in the Dis
trict. The Polls will be opened at the Public School
House, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. m and &
O'Clock r. N. A. full attendance is requested.
D. McKEON,
Il. WEISS
J. L. WILLIAMS,
Trustees.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-11
NEVADA TOWNSHIP.

Nevada Precnct-At the Court House. T. T. Dav.
enport Inspector; Henry McCarty, a. W. Potter.
Judges.
Blue Tent Precnct-At Cooper's store F. a. Ar.
mour Inspector; j. W. Coleman, C. Dodd Judges.
Vandereith's Precinot-At Vanderleith's i, w
Elollerman, Inspector; Thos Alexander, VIM. Lytle.
Judges. '
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-11
ELECTION PRECINCTS.

At meeting Of the Board of Supervisors for Me-
VIDA county, held on Wednesday October 3d. 1850
It ordered that the following precincts be esab
lished TIE Election Precincts,of the county of Ne
yada, and the several persons named were dulr an
pointed the Inspectors and Judges of the respect
i've precincts at the General Election to be holden on
Tuesday, the sixth day of November, A. D. 1860, to
wit: - -
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-09-14

against me, or you did not. If you did not
your ignorance of the sentiments of your
leaders and the policy pursued by the foun-
ders of this government, totally disqualifes
you from being safe teacher of the people,
much less to arraign me.
If you did know of this letter, and the
sentiments entertained by those whom we
all delight to honor, and suppressed them,
then you are guilty of deception and an
attempt to wilfully falsify the truth, for
which the people will hold you responsible.
You may take your choice.
One year ago, my accusers and myself
mounted the hobby of F." maintaining the
purity of the ballot box as the palladium of
our liberties"-of being the great conserva-
tive party of the Union, standing where
Washington and Jefferson stood, and Jack
son stood, and Judge Mclean stood, upon
all questions connected with or growing out
of slavery. They rode before and l rode be-
hind. Gaily we rode into power, and gally
we won the race.
As soon as we got to the point where we
could carry out these professions, they
slipped off behind, leaving me to hold the
bride. (Cheers and laughter) And here
l sit tonight, mounted upon that gallant
old steed, crying out, =" &c lang" while my
maligners are to be seen, away back, behind
in the dim distance, waddling in the dirty
pool of violated pledges and violated prom
ises. (Cheers).
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-09-14

A GREAT LAND PRoJEcr.-Steps are in
progress for the organization of company
in London, with a capital of 100000 ster-
ling-over two million five hundred thous.
and dollars-to be devoted to the purchase
and settlement of lands in Illinois. The
Prairie Land Emigration Company states
that conditional purchase has been made
of 100000 acres of prairie land from the
Illinois Central Railroad Company, e" that
when the sale is completed the company will
not be in any way connected with the Hi
nois Central Railroad or its affairs, but will
hold the land by direct tenure in freehold y
The scheme is said to be similar to that oil
the Canada Land Company, which was
started in London some years since, and
which has successfully established large
population upon its lands, and proved an
extremely profitable operation to its share
holders.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-09-14

bling Mr.. Buchanan to receive his consent
to do 50; beside that the President does not
desire Lincoln shall lose New York, as it
would defeat him, something which would
De exceedingly distressing to the old man.
he wants to be the last Democratic Presi-
dent. His Administration shall be cOnsid-
cred one OF the epochs of history, the down.
fall OF the Union, and the destruction of
our greatness and power. Whether be will
succeed or not nobody can tell, but repeat
again, Mr.. Lincoln has no warmer friend in
the whole country than Mr.. Buchanan.
CLEVELAND.
WASHINGTON, Aug. %.
Governor Letcher, of Virginia, is out
for Douglas. His coming out proves that
Western Virginia, or the part next to the
Blue Ridge, is entirely for Douglas. The
Tenth Legion will give him five thousand
majority over all other candidates, and will
elect Douglas man to Congress. That
Legion is the stronghold of the Democracy
OF Virginia, always giving the largest Dem
ocratic majOrities. Nevertheless, The DEM
ocracy being thus divided, there is not
shadow OF hope either for Breckenridge or
Douglas to carry the State Letcher's ma
jority last year over the Opposition was only
i've thousand votes That plainly shows
that the Bell men will carry Virginia, and
that the old Democratic Commonwealth will
for the first time embrace something else but
Democracy.
How many faults and errors Mr.. Buchan-
an may have committed, how little he may
have answered the expectations of his
friends, both personal and political, yet the
country owes him some gratitude. He has
been the instrument by which the Democra-
tic party has got rid of some disgusting
ulcers, which sooner or later threatened to
destroy it mean the cohorts of hungry,
selfish, and ambitious politicians, who had
become accustomed to consider the party as
sinecure for their own personal aggran-
dizement. His Lecompton policy, and now
his partizanship and stump speaking for
open enemies of the Union, has ensnared a
good many of those rotten politicians into
trap, from which nothing but the last trum-
pet will deliver them. 1t is true, Mr.. Blu
chanan dies too, but be does it like an East
India Prince his friends and followers have
to gos with him. His suite will be tre-
mendous one. Like Napoleon by his mar
shals, he will be surrounded by bis Senators,
Dickinson, Bigler, Bright, Fitch, Gwin,
Rice, Green, Jefferson Davis, Slidell, and,
alas Henry A. Wise, will be the principal
ones. The cortege will reach from Maine
to California. 1t will be the greatest fune-
raj that the world ever saw.
KAPPA.