, 1860-05-23

Democratic majority. ZIG
E'ou1EESTn DISTRICT.
ciasa &;
TWENTY sixth p1srA1cr-Itpo Members.
Democratic Msjost5
TwESrT-S1SrH p1srR1Cr-1too Me.nbers.
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Tn1RTf.FlRsT DISTRICT.
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Tu1RTY.sECoSD DISTRICT.
Mevononeh. ..........19G
Democratic minority 19s
Tu1nrY THIRD DIsrnIcT--Itco AtmJers.
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TuIRry-F1F7u DISTRICT.
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1u1R1T NINTH DISTRICT.
Demesatis Is
There are at least half dozen other dis.
tricts where wp shall crowd the Democracy
very close, if we do not utterly overthrow
them. We may safely calculate then that
Senator TRCNBuIL is already reelected and
the State re.apportioned in Congressional ard
Legislative districts on the basis Of actual pop
ulation and not oa that which existed ten years
ago, strengthened by pro-slavery gerrJ rJnlan-
der. Let our friends in tho Centre and South
nastc thesa f;o,,,os IN 4ho;, hat, n, IN ,r,-,-
an, malo mr. ,,rad;ct;ons ,,oc,, =, So.-a,ahor,
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hteratufe during the present century is, without
doubt qaarto Dictionary OF the English Ian
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moth book OF nearly 1000 pages, containing
over 100, 900 words, or about 10000 more than
can be found IN any other lexicon Of our lau-
guage, together with numerous illustrations and
tables Of synonymes. There is no other library
work in which 80 great and general IN interest
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