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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24

y LINCOLN CIEB.--A Republican Club was
lately organized in Norton, Mass, Offered as
follows: President. Anncs \. Lsasola jr.;
Vice Presidents Seneca Lincoln, Sias ". lin
eoln; Secretary and Treasurer. 5. L. Lincoln;
Executive Committee. Daniel b. Lincoln, Har
rison T. Lincoln, Calvin c. Lineoln.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24

The VoTE OF MASsAcHUsETIs.-The Presiien-
tia vote Of Massachusetts, is estimated as follows
by a Republican paper:-Lincoln 90,o0t, Doug
as $4,000, Bell q, 900 and Breckenridge 10000.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24

DUBIOUS CRIrrER.-On Saturday, Oct. Is,
Cock, of the Niles Republican, Locofoco pa.
per, notwithstanding his name, was in doub,
how Pennsylvania and indiana had gone. Cook
must be what the old hruiser in Massachusetts,
called Caleb Cushing-a dubious essss.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24

DocUNESTs-We are indebted 10 Hon. D. {.
Leach, and Hon. F. W. kellogg for valuable
Congressional Documents.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24

BoDIEs FoUND-iiEAyY REwAED.--The bod
les of two of the Garth family, of Paris, Ky,
lost on the Lady E!gin, were found few days
aco-those Of Mr. William Garth ard Miss
Amanda Garth Three surviving members Of
tn; family have arrived in Chicago, and offer
a reward of two thousand dollars for the recov-
cry of the bodies of Mrs. Garth and Miss Anna
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24

PATuos-A Southern editor, next morning
after the Pennsylvania and Indiana news, tried
h.s hand at an obituary, and produced the follow
ing: Yesterday morning, at O'Clock 7. NJ, a
small na". FAMED Jones, o. Brown, with a hole
in the heel of his trousers, committed arsenic
by swallowing "a dose OF suicide. The verdict
came to the facts in accordance with his death.
He leaves a child and six small wives to lament
the end Of lis uHtimely loss In death We are
ia tbe midst of Ike.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24

BAD !SvEsTxEST.-The Ypsilanti Sentinel
says that Douglas received 81 900 from Congress
sional and county candidates, for his Michigan
speeches
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24

DEcLIxEs.-Mr. Barker, the Repubbcaa
didate for Treasurer in Eaten county, deea~''
and Mr.. Rand, the incumbent, has been s0'
tuted by the County Committee.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24

CUPID on OPTICS.-An old man makes love
10 disadvantage. Il must be a very amorous
sort of wink that can captiyate through pair
of spectacleS.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24

RE-ELECIED.-Hon. Jacob Colamer has been
reelected [. S. Senator for six years from the
9Th of March mex by the Legislature of Vt.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24
IAN NOMINATIONS.
state Nomination.

Er @ sserA1r-AJ-Tis Blair
tIr i.t>.eea1ht GGuessm-JAMES BIR<EY
.,y Stafe IssaSzse5-JDHN OWEN.
fss Aadi.or GensrGt-LA>GfOkD c. BERRY.
Far Secr,tryof .l2te-JAMRs PORTER
F;sr costa = u Saie Land O1os-SAMUELS s. LACiI.
For Sl,pi y l'ltt,c EslS,osi0h-JCHN VI. GRr CORY.
for Acnt.r EoIoa y Eiueoten-sDWiN WILLIS
!'Fssid.nit1i kIeoiDSs-Af Logye-HELEklAHG q. WELLS
RUFUS HOMER
" Let Dstfic;--GEURGE ". LEE.
~ D.suiet-EDwlS DORSCH
ii Observation-Disclosures HAYDEN.
4tu Observation-Disclosures COBURN.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24

of Detroit, had splendid torch-Eght procession
on Thursday night
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24

MODEsT.-To have a Set of men talking about
dissolving the Union, who havn't strength enough
70 elect pa;h-master in fifteen States.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24

MIDLAND AND BAT CI-Y.-Ths swamp land
road is finished, all but three miles.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24
County Nominations,

County Nominations.
FIR SLsriE-TRUMAN sPENCER.
Eor CoUnhy Cts,k-LCCiES REED.
FOR County Te15ureT-IeMUsL wOODHOUsE.
FOR Register # Deeis-JOSEPH ). PlER>ON
far Julie If Pnt1ie-WILLIAM Il PINCKNEY.
For Pros cutting AHqrnsy-sIePHEN d. BINGHAM.
For Crcsit C0uts, TammiSsioncr-HORA1lO PRATT.
For County Sa1reyor-JANtS q STAFFORD
FOR Cyronsrs-EDWlN HI BEARD, SIDNEY U. Russell
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24
ADVENT Oh THE coRnis AT THE CAPITAL.

1T, the f,.eue sran' At the tap Of the drum,
Leave he tap 81 thr barrel, ani stay not to come
Come forth tum y'uf coscris where or yea are husd
And again 10 the ,o.o'c, ye Democrats bold -
And who - ,hi- CorbnY' they cry "~e have Aearl
Before .! Tia. orator. never Il word
e. NJ, beard q The Corhn shy, read the Fee Pres!
genuine c.n,ertt Nj anything less
y d know OF ihr CoIhu' Alas. you must own,
ms but argues youncNrs ger ~i@eiy uhAho"n!
lie wss \ cAei irota the >gs.r convention al late,
and now he goes forth q astUnish the STATE
Vita The frauds Il tie cuis Back Republican party,
- !ate loved - vel. bat nov haiei - hearty
Come f,rth. every one don's believe you are sead
Don't give up tie gUosl for hat johnson has SAID
For the crb viii show wee not Vel gone 10 pol,
And the cd jss = living, though both eyes IS 8"
noa't Zee. intcre,;-3r' I, this the right way
for squ1tters ~ tax just before lection day
Can save Douglas nuW-aad the Cos BIN 5 too late
Why, he J.Irr.dl declares we shall carry the StAie
AND Yea sare MONT have The andac.ons au;Aoiiy
T. d5u5t tiIs.Nuld's honpI-nuch eSs hIs yegae'y!
Ana cen f e think Mr. Douglas won get
Half q ghost Oi a Srafc, must not own |; yet
II We oa,. are whipped whipped sure enough
Aad our last s.rry chance Is 70 busles ana eiui
- rally, Eos rally and hear Corbn speak,
os W. rstfSt .wn tie patty u too DEAD To- squeak
Well, then, suppose We wllLase 10 turn out,
And see what your Cor b.n viii ;ell Us about;
le; We can't hip tae though;-wheh, OF course, "'
Il wall look ike tead asses enteavorins 10 bray
Then the leaders felt better and thought all right
A. they waited impAtien; for Corbin and nght
To ccs4e-ont with darkness, the other with light.
In- TItu "a i.'uni-et with twelve tai'w candles,
Awaiting the rush ike IA Unread ~ vsncais,
Nnh courage pniauuitd, eacn man al has post,
The host e. ia j, war; ut-e'ca NGIit1l a host
A,J they ,ar1e--hyE they came nul they Numbered
Just faiU,
FIR b. counting four times they could H. he II no more
Thou.h including a v ide-A Awake who had droPpel in
Ia wait with the crosd FIR the show To begin.
AMI they saf--aud they srt-snd Dot ever. yet.
Has such order b--a knuwn allen thS,r iesiou- have
Not a hem or Il htw-not a breath or word
sound -trr hearts muilet bel ting heard
While tLe Jhee sat To scosi- the fourth DID To gan
A. IL crps j. long continued stii. MT 10 pour ~
I'll! i.e silence ggew "a 6tIl-:oc pa niul 10 las,
And Rlsge- announcei that tie cri-is WAS passed.
Give it up. saji rhe 6r,t GIVE it up sad ;h'
~-tsnI
..Iot Us go sail the tahd; and the Wide Awake
'.rerk ,nel''
That he y I'D =, too, his cJul ii lie gave:
=. : deaf patty had better lie sill Ia lis grave
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24
Legislative Nomination.

for .S.aaL6s I.TII Dutric'-RANDOI.pH STRICKLAND.
Pr E,presentItics EiTs District-HUL BERf B SHANK
For Rspresentatiu S,cond Disrict-HARvEY HOISKISS.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24

A"sVettO8N u7'U <'TS.
DETROIT, Oct. $, 1860.
To the Eiitor OF the Detroit Adrertiser:
Having received numerous letters respecting
the registry law Of 1859, adopt this method OF
presenting collective reply, and presume the
writers viii not feel dSobliged by il. Besides, it
has occurred TO me thatth publicity of my views
in this form may furnish some useful hints TO Of
ticers throughout the State charged with the
performance of duties under that new, but in
NY opinion, very beneficial and easily under
stood statute.
In the subjoined paper have endeavcred 10
state each question that has been put me, clear
", though briefly, and TO answer it with equal
plainness.
Very truly, yours,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24

DOUGLAS VISHsAR.-All mother,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24
Conversational Nominations

Isl D.str.ct-BRADLET b. GRANITE.
2. u stric.-FERsASDo & BEAMAN
-! b. FRANCIS ". h -LlyOGG.
s-h nj -trfct-RD.IAND T.. Ti.OWBfIISE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24
COrnIn at Lansing.

Mr.. Corbin has been paraded through the loco
foco press rs A convert to Douglas. Mr. Ccrbn
was Republican, aspilant for a county nomina-
tio, :, F,,o, county. The convection failed TO
see his merits, and nominated somebody else,
whereupon he became a Douglas man, and went
abou, making speeches. Tie was posted for
speech at the Representative Hall, in Lansing, on
an evening of last week, but could not make a
raise OF an audience. The case Is appropriately
and facetiousIy put in the following singing
lines:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24
The Registry Law.

.4mssoers of attorney General Howdrd to CUES
tons Affecting its Operation-In portant 10
Inspectors and Fetsrs.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24
THE LADIES BANNER.

A most beautiful banner, which vas got up
| by the Wide-Awake ladies of Charlotte, was dis.
played for the examination of those at the meet
ing. The wet day prevented its being carried
in procession, but il vas placed in the Court
Honse, and excited universal admiration. This
| banner is of rich silk, handsomely mounted, and
from its inscription is designed to be presented
to the Republican township in Eaton county,
giving the largest increased majority over that
of 1856. On the reverse, is a handsome paint
ing of Washington. This banner was got up at
cost of $50, the money having been raised by
the Wide-Awake girls of Charlotte.
THE EVENING.
A handsome torch-light procession, took up
its line of march soon after dark, which number.
ed about three hundred torches The march
through the principal streets of Charlotte, was
enlivened by the strains of two bands OF martial
music, and by fine brass bands from Lansing
from Vermontvilie, from Eaton Rapids and
Charlotte.
After a series of interesting evolutions, the
procession with lighted torches formed a hollow
square encircng the entire public grounds in
front OF the Court House, and in the center of
the square, was
A FINE DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS,
consisting of rockets, Roman-candles, stars,
mines, Bengal lights, dc. This display, closed
the out of door proceedings, after which Hon.
F. w. Kellogg, NJ. c., made a rousing and soul
stirring speech at the Court House, TO dense
crowd Of listeners. The excitements OF the
Cay, closed with gay dance at Carmel Hall, in
which some fifty couple took part, and a. half
past eleven O'Clock, it being Saturday night, all
vas quiet as if politics ard pleasure, music, BAN
ners, parades and marches had never been in.
vented
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-01
THE GO. Convention.
COMMITTEE

The approaching election Of Circuit
jn.ige is c;ic;ing large degree Of inter
est among the people. Tho importance
Of IL. 81 the necessity Of clecting a
so5e,, ca4 iii and eomp4tcnt mana
,nar who shall impartiaIly administer JUS
ticc, AMI by whose energy the business
of the courts may be speedily transacted
thereby greatly iessening the barlan Of
tax"tion-theso things amply justify the
interest taken in the matter.
As Pierce IS tie banner republican
county in The circuit, and will probably
give heavier vote tl.an any other for
the republican nominee, it is proper that
the voice of her Iclcgates Should have
especial weight in the Judicial Conyen-
tion. Those delegates viii lie chosen on
Wednesday, the lst Of Feb, and it is Of
the utmost Importance that they be can
did men, mon not pledged 10 any caudi-
date, but who shall carefully examine the
qualifications and measure the strength Of
rival can.I,,!a;cs, AMI wisely choose on"
of moral wo.th and legal ability, and ore
arao .rW ,ria. The struggle for the
JmIgeshp viii lie a severe one, neither
party his large MINORITY, and while We
would INSIST IN regard to n candidate that
his character ! e ,n:mr-achab!e, and his
ability lie unquc>i;onabie, wo must also
cxau;ne his r.m"iay gear and veg. his
chances e success. 1t would be lib to
ilapsii' the chances Of success BY placing
in nolsia~t;2n Il man Who would not ava
ken ei..Lys.. ASH, and c"ii out an eager aa'l
henrty support.
Ne trust that the action of our Go.
Convention npay Is. Thoughtful! ;:uI Wis.
Let men be oi,ttesi who can lay aside, #
necessary, personal rreterenccs-men
who know the relative strength Of the
candidates, ami who VII meet the dele
gates from t!rs o'n,. counties :! lie Ju IL
cial conycnJ:oi, ANXIOUS only 10 tind out
AMI nou;a%ta he i;t:est lnan. Let lis
remember that We fight to viii, aul RON
inato = man to clgct ian.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-01
The Dealt, NacaEslSsy.

A brief sentence in the foreign news
by telegraph last evening announced the
sudden death, by disease OF the heart OF
THOMAS BABINGToN MAcAULAY, the
great Edinburgh reviewer and brilliant
historian.
MAcAULAY was born in 1900. lie
was of Scottish decent, as the name IN
dcates. His father was wealthy merch-
ant engaged in the African trade, who
distinguished himself by bis zeal for the
abolition Of the slave trade. Educated
ut Trinity College, Cambridge, the son
was distinguished for scholarship and
graduated with the highest honor, taking
the Bachelors dee rec in 1922. lie stud
led law at Linco!n's Inn. and was admit
ted to the bar in 1926. The same year
his article on Milton appeared IN the
Edinburgh Review, one of the most brill
liant Of his many contributions to ltera-
ture.
Inl832 he was elected to u scat in
Parliament, and in 1884, having leon re-
elected, he resigned his seat and sailed
for India, where he spent three years in
the lucrative position Of member Of tie
supreme council Of Calcutta. 1t wa s
there that lie acquired that accurate
knowledge OF Indisn Alters shown i'll his
article on Warren Hastings and i'll some
of lis subsequent parliamentary speeches.
Returning to England in 1888, he was
soon after chosen member Of Parliament
for Edinburgh, and continued to held his
seat until l84T.
The first two volumes Of his great wor,
TIE History Of England, appeared in the
course OF year or two after.
Since That time he has served several
years in Parliament, and WAS elevated TO
tho peerago in 1858 with the title Of
Lord.
Besides his contributions to the Elm
burgh Review, his History, and Lays Of
Ancient Rome, he has published several
volumes Of Parliamentary speeches. 1t
was announced, not long since, tl.at two
more volumes Of his History, in addition
to the four already published, We're near
" ready for publication. lie dies with
the story 50 brilliantly IcGun, 'leIt half
untold but, unfinished is it IS, it viii
survive 80 long as the English language
endur2*.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-01
Rep. National Convention.

A National Republican Convention will
I, ct at Chicago on Wednes lay, the 18TH day
of I,pe next. at - O'Clock. noon. for the nom
nation of candidates to be supported Tor Pres
dent and Vice President at the next election:
The Republican electors OF the seVeTai
States. the members of the Peoples party OF
PENNSYLVANIA. and of the Opposition party OF
New Jersey, and all others who are wiling 10
co-opcratc with them in support OF the cahd'-
dates who shall there be nominated, and VINO
are opposed to the policy Of the present Ad-
mInistration: to Federal corruption and us!!f-
nation TO the extension OF Slavery INTO tIic
Territories to the new and daf gerous Poii'i-
cal doctrine that the Constitution, OF us own
force. carries Slavery into all the Territories
of the United States to the reopenIng OF 'he
African Slave Trade to an inequality Oh
RIGHTS among citizens s; and who are III faYor
of an immediate admission OF Kansas INTO lie
Union under the Constitution recently adopt
cd nv her people: eff restoring the Federal Ad
ministration to system ofrigld economy and
TO the principles of Washington and Jefeiso
of maintaining iuvolate the rights OF the states
and defending the soil of every State and Ter
ritory from Jawless Invasion and OF preserY-
inc the integrity Of this Union. ;.ad the su-
premacv OF the Constitution and the laws pass
ed in pursuance thereof against the conspiFa-
CIV ofthe leaders of a sectional party to resist
the majority principle as established IN this
Government at the expense OF lis existence
are invited to send from each State two dele
gates from every Congressional District ana
four Geleg ties at large 70 tie Convention.
! Signed by the Rep. National COMMITTEE,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-01
EEOEVAEgED ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

Il Rencro!cnt Institution established By speciel
Esdovnont. for the relirf of the Sick and Dis
t,esscd, afflicted ,ritt Tjrnlcnt and Epidemic
Diseases, dnd especially for tie Cure Of Diseases
ofhn!S eruaL Organs.
Medical advice giyea gratis. by the acting
Surgeon, TO all who apply by letter, with de-
scription of their condition. Gage. occupation,
habits Of life. tc.,) and in cases of extreme
poverty. medicines furnished free Of charge.
Valuable reports on SpernatolThoea. and
other diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on
the New Remedies employed in the DISPENSE
~, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter envel-
ope3, free of charge, Two or thrce stamps for
postage will be acceptable.
Address, Dr.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON.
Acting Surgeon. Howard Association, No 9,
South Ninth Street, Phil. Pa. By order Of
the Directors.
G, FAIRCHILD. L. D. HEARTWELL
President, SccrctarY.
No23 Y.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-01

State Of Wisconsin,, Cire':'t Co'it, Pi
II

State Of Wisconsin,, ciren't co''t, Pierce
Comfy.
j. ". Bcardxley and J. r Lv.
ford. partners trading under tie Toreclo'
firm name of Bcardslcy IL Ly ford, s"re and
Plaintiffs. ag'et sale.
William Whitaker, Defendant.
In virtue of and pursuant to a Judgment
rendered in said Court, in the above entitled
action. dated the first day of December. 1889
!. Z. \ Needs. Referee, appointed by said
Court for that purpose. will expose for sale
and sell at Public Auction, III front of the
Court House. in the City Of Prescott, in said
County. on Friday, the 23i day of March
1861, Al 5 o'clock in the afternoon Of that day.
the following described moFtgaged premises,
TO satisfy the amount Of sud judgment, inter
est and costs, together with The expenses Of
sales to Wit,
"Ali that tract or parcel of land, lying and
being in the County Of Pierce and State of
Wisconsin, and described as The east half
Of the north cast quarter of section thirty
four (34) in township twenty seven, (27) OF
range rinetecn (9) containing eighty acres
according to the United States survey OF
Public Lands.
". WISE. D. n. NEEDS.
Pif's AHy. RJcrc..
Dated Prescott, Dec It'll 1859. no253m
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-01
sepubsiean state Convention.

A Republican State Convention viii be held
at the Capitol in Madison, on the 29th day OF
February, 1860, at II O'Clock NJ, TO choose
four DELEGATES from The Strte at large AMI two
from each Congrt esional District 10 rerrl mt
the State of " iscolsin in the Republican y 4
tional Convention to be held at Chicago on
the 18th ofJune next 10 nominate two candi-
dates for presidential electors for the State at
large toadcpt srcli action rs may be deemed
advisable in view of the approaching election
of Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Gf the
state. and for the transactian Of such other
business as may hethought calculated 10 adj
vance the interests of the party ami promote
the success Of lis principles.
Each Assembly Dist i'll the state will be
entitled tc two delegates in the Convention,
EXCEPT where district includes more than one
county, when each county will be entitled to
two delegates.
By order Of the Rep State Central Com.
DATED Madison, Dee. %, 1859.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-01

Es The Prescott Democrat says the
Democratic Judicial Convention will non-
irate man ''whoso high attanmcE:s and
vast requirements in legal lore is un'ver-
sally known throughout It's District"
lfsuch man is to he nominated, we
prefer that the Democrats should do it.
We do not want nominee Of ''poSt sc
quiroments," but only an honest, sober
man, with common sense, energy, and n
good knowledge law. We do not like
to be captious, hu; would enquire if the
attainments and requirements spoken Of
are not plural enough 10 need plural
verb.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-01
TEsc Prospect as Success.

There seems 10 he an oncourgge'ng
prospect OF the success ofthe republicans
in the election of Circuit Jujgc. w! lie
the democratic strength is divided and
there is probability that there Will he
one or two independent candidates in that
party, there is an equal probability that
the republican party will be unit. No
one of its possible candidates proposes to
run Independent fnot nominated, and SO
far rs we know, those members of the
patty who Lave the strongest personal
preferences, express Q determination to
support lie nomination.
With this state Of things and major
ity of about 800, nothing but wilful or
stupid mistakes in making nomination
c,n defeat Us.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-01
Republican, Judicial COnven-
tiGn.

The Republican Committee for tile 2sth
Senatorial District. hereby call Il Convention
10 be held at River Falls. in Pierce Co, ON
"Wednesday the flfteanth day ofFebrrary next
at one O'Clock r. 81 for the puriose of Eomi-
hating a candidate G'r Judge Of tie Eighth Ir-
icial Circuit conl.r;z::,'g the co,Iti's Of Pc
rin. Pierce. StCIciy, Dunn. Eau Claire { nip
Icwa, Polk. Dorclas la l"irtc. Each eel fty
viii be entitled 10 three Delegates. Tie sew
sral county commit, IS Gle recommended 10
call convent o.:s far the election OF Deicgai,s
from their 5: cctive counties. on Wednesday
the first day Of February.
JAMES b. GRAY. Of ST. Croix.
c. s BCNDY, of Dunn,
.. GIBBS, JE.' OF Pierce,
Comm:tEse.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-01
Packed C2Ucusscs.
The transcript saNs;-

The Transcript says;-
at is by influencing the primary meet
ings--by packing the town eaucusses-
that politicians accomplish their schemes :
and we believe more Of this kind of work
viii be brought to bear upon the nomi-
nation of a candidate for Judge than has
ever before been attempted in this county
so we would have the people awake to
what is going or"
We had q packed caucus here, CHAR
Ley, last Saturday night. The room was
packed full, seventy seven legal voters
being present.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-01
Superior,
asuI with all Minnesota.

Ihe gI;;sr CHARTERED AcADKAY in s:sss rsrt
II ;Ir. State, is located in River Falls, and nov
IN successful operation under the charge Of
ProE 3. Wilcox, long and f;lyorably
known in Western New York. as ncipsl 0
The Icon Institute, Niagara County.
The several Religious Societies are organi-
I'D and in prosperous condition. The Con-
rogational Society have nearly completed
neat and commodious house of worship. We
invite cmigrants from the East seeking hsncs
III the West, to come among Us and help b.
build up these institutions which make l;s~
pleasant aad home delightful, and share with
in the prosperity of the future, for River
sails is certain 10 become one of the most liza
po,tant inland tcwns of y isconsin.