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Sentiments OF q Southern Journal.


It was to lie expected that the presses which
opposed air. Davis election last tall, should
lake exception to his vote for Speaker PcunlnE-
ton, but VIC were Eot prepared FOR such au e1hi-
bitiou Of impotent rage As has dlsgraced their
ro]umns. That he las done well and done
right, in thus contributing to the organization
Ut the House, under tho election Of 80 conserT-
ative aud so national man, as tue New Jersey
statesman, the dispeasures Of the Locofoeo
rress, here and elsewhere, furnishes us ample
proof, if We had none other. The first Catal
,ioF has been dealt to Locofoco nscendancy in
I,a Union by the election Of Nr. Pennington
10 tho >;peakership, aud Mr. Davis has sped the
arrnsT tiiat did tLls mighty and glorious deed.
and the Americans Of the Fourth Congressional
District bid him with one voice" Well done,
good and faithful servant"
Throughout the whole Of the late emdittered
renict, Sir. Davis las stood true to Maryland
interests and the interests Of his party liz
.Ir. Pennington threw hix vote three times, and
.:scl, time The Ioc,focos could haze lifted The
North Carof!nn, statesman to the Spcasershlp,
II shey had beeh sincere in ttcts onscry of dam
ger to the Union, but ]1r. Gilm<r was not to be
used us the instrument Of LocofNcoism, and
was chance Of raising Nr. Smith, Il North Car
Mira Clay Whfg, tu the Speakership, by Derso-
cratic url AMtr7cxn votes, Mr. Daris gave his
vnsc freely for that gentleman, yet tho pretend
etl National Union Loco:oeos could not oniy
nos be brought up to the marx, but actually
dropped him and took up the most obnoxious
man OF their party, sls. McClernano, OF 1l!lnols,
thus showing that their support Of Sir. Smith
Was mover Intended to produce any other result
Int disorganization in the ranks OF their oppo~
nents.
For ait these votes Mr. Daris has been held
,rnar. Thsr tr;.d iii ms s;h]e nea-s tn Ira
,.,on lin intp voting ter a Locofvco. but be is
~ orn nf tLe men who can lie Iri,Lteced out
.S I,;s nronric,r. lie did wlat Iis vas sent 10
, 1860-02-08
Il Pair OF Sem.

The recent visit Of the Legislatures of Ken
lucky and Tennessee to Ohio, has given rise to
= few good things. We priat two from the Gu
c:,nati Comus=r,iAI:
The Kentucky papers tell Of gaoa jake ,,4r-
petrAted by ZONE 0! the returning; braves atter
;.,c champagne battle in Ohio. 4 :lan IN the
1rain going down to Lexington personate.i Cor.
l,ennison, aud made harra:tG,'.. u. the way sta
tons which a.nuzcd the pIulace, "nh hare
probab.v convinced the people OF kentucky,
who llsseEcd in good faith, ll,at the kt,ublican
Governor Of 0Lio holds queer doctrine. OF the
subject Of nig.ers to be entertained by :, nun
living in northern latitude.
The s.or: goes that when 1t. Gov. Newman,
of Tennesree, was here with the Kentucky and
Tennessee Legislatures. lie was accompanied by
lis body servant" Il sprightly, sadlle~colorctl
hoy" Of about thirty, who was conscious Of
din dignity. Ills ,nas:er, who WAS in the habit
Of jcstinS will. hin, fanliiarlF, accostcd him IN
the hall Of the Neil louse, just before the de-
1,arlurc Of our guests, with 'NThy, Jack,
i.nrnt any nf the Abolitionists carried you oil
yet:" "Yah: yah! Mass Newman lquo.'
Jack>, when ! seed you gwine down dc street
arm III arm wid Gnbncr Uennison and Gabnf1
Chase, tot you wor gone, eute-yah yah!
Gov. Chase ii responsible for the story-
, 1860-02-08

II will he seen by our tcleGraphlc dispatches
from Washington that the House Of Represent
ativcs yesterday proc edcd in its work Of or
:auization by the election 0! Joha ". Forney.
editor OF this paper, as lis Clerk. The announce
ncut Of this event caused general rejoicing in
cur city Yesterday, in all quarters, except Ad-
1ninistrafion circles. 1t is well calculated to
rivc rise to lang train Of political reflections.
3vlic! will readily suggest themselves to the
minds Of the renders OF the Jrtss, and to all who
watched, from the outset, the progress Of the
struggle between power ind right, and wit
messed The prosecutions which m honest adbc-
renee 10 principle elirited from the betrayers Of
the pledges Of 1855. In the absence Of the cdi.
tor 1T Washington, however, We do not wish to
dwell at length upon this su':jsct. The simple
announce carries with it its own significant
comment.
The record Of the proceedings Of tue Thirty
fourth Congress furnishes an aupae reply 10 tie
i'll injured remarks made BY one Of the Admin
istrution members, shortly nfter The announce
meat Of The result yesterday. The instant Mr..
Banks was elected Speaker, members OF all par.
ties We'd With each other in tlcir cagerrcss Ia
offer resolution Of thank. to Mr. Forncy, for
the nb:e and impartial manner in which he had
discharged his official duties Hitlat{ phia
Pies.
, 1860-02-08

The following, telcgrnphed specially from
Washington TO the New York TINES, is un-
loubtcdly lie from beginning 10 end. We
print it only to show the Republican readers Of
that sheet its anirnus in permitting one Of its
employees to designate the Republican as the
" "-Nulatto Harty:"
wA.,uao7o1. Eddy, Feb. :.
igThe Developments Of to-day hare been an in
ter1uent Of the Black Republican party proper.
und the birth Of new Nutatto party, to consist
Of Republicans and South Americans. The
programme is. that Me. Bates. Of Missouri. shall
be the Presidential nominee Of this alliance,
which, il is thought, will avoid the charge Of
sectionalism Simon Cameron, Of Pennssly lya-
nia, for Vice President, Which, with Forney's
aid, is expected to make sure OF that State aud
New Jersey, aud Mr. Seward has consented to
accept the English Mission, with Ill understand
ing that on his return alter the lapse Of four
years from his Rochester speech, be shall he
taken up rs the candidate tor the succession.
ton, and Forney has been the engineer Of the
alliance. The Republicans will not move for
Committees Of Inquiry into the Departments,
hut will folluw the example set by Mr. Ogle, oil
Pennsylvania, in lS44, when be moved directly
for Committees Of Inquiry on Martin Van Bu-
ren's action. There will bc three Committees !;
one to examine tic President, touching the con-
tract for Post Office b1anks. aud anY other con-
tracts which he may huve directed; another to
investigate the action Of the President, viii. re.
ference to the Chicago aud other Post Offices
and third to examine mud report upon the
agencies used BY the President and Vice Presi-
dent to carry the Lecompton bill through both
Houses. Col, Forney hus enlisted as engineer.
1u-chicf under the new "trucklebed condition. u
us it has to-day been christcned. lie pleads that
to strike in the departments would merely be Ia
lop the branches, and would gratify the pEcsi
dcut, who regards esery Cabinet officer as ri
raj ogciust his re-nominat'on or that Of Breck'
inridge. l'y striking ct the President in per.
son. the root Of the evil will be reached, andt The
Developments in the Post Office aad contract
Departments are expected TO be fearful, For
| nes is exultaut. and sain to-day, III all compa
uies, IL will support the Charleston nominee
provided they allow n,e to make the platform
This is modest request; and may be granted
the House can alone be saved By the Democrats
t but cTcn this is q ch.nce.
, 1860-02-08

viii find every yari-
etv Of chaste, r!c!.
and elegant tantr
goods. ut !. b. Parks
l!lzaAr OF Fuacy. 1t
Lake street. Also.
esesa.t l'gi.';s: aud
i'arty Falss, in pearl
sticks, painted parcs':
n,ent backs; l'earl
Sticks in white Chef
ry. bIuo anu palutei
silk. Sandal Wool,
it, si!k, linen ard pa
per. Hair Pins. in
coral an'l go'l; blue
,..,,.. Fancy C.,n,t,s.
III coral and gold,
/ bl,.e aud gold, Black
un.l voll. Head
dresses, in coyul asl1
.,,t,1 h1,,. ant .-..lt
Glack and geld. Tuck
Combs, in steel, shell
i,.E;li,l 10 gold. steel
| f;rcki.s. Sli,I.s. l.,.lt
CIas,,s aud l;race-
| lvts. Purses with
/ {hAIo9 in berlin
, 1860-02-08
Casualties on the 1IaxsncAuactts NatI-
rnMttN.

roads,
From the aauucl report Of the Railroads. Of
Massachusetts, few interesting statistics have
been gathered. During the hre years ending
with ls;I, 20 $50 100 passengers hare been car.
RED over thu railroads iu Massachusetts, 'of
this number thirtr.eieh, wesc fatally injured in
consequence of accidents occurring upon the
ds-thirtr-two Of them through their own
aeedles.uess, i'll attempting TO get upon or leaEe
the t1aius while in motion, or by standing on
the platforms Of the CARS, contrary to the Ie2n.
la:ions of all the companies. One hundred md
twensy-six persons we're run orer and Killed
while walkin; or lying cn tie track Seventy
me employees were Killed. The average num-
Ler Of .ne:, employ cd annually in working the
roads was ire thousand four hundred: Largest
au1abcr Killed in any one year Of the hve, twen-
ty-four, lin ls5i.] In 1879 the number Of pass
eu.ers carried was 12.S56, ,c56; of whom sesen
were killed. all it is reported, through their OWL
ca.elessness. The number OF men employed
on, the roads in 1859 was 5'9; OF whom :excn
were killed. Twenty-thsen persons were killed
during the year white walking or lying Oh the
track. In 1857. 57.,s 40 passengers were carried
over the Western Read, 1.4l5.594 over INC
Eastern, 1,o-1 ,s55 over the Provitlenee and
So, ,e44 over the Lowell, lin all !56,> WILL
ont fatal accident to any.
, 1860-02-08

We learn thai letters haze been received by
gentlemen in this city, who are interested IN
agricultural matters, from othes: gentlemen of
the SAME persuasion, setsiu forth that the ae9t
National Fair can be held in this city i little
e1ertion Is u4dc It was Inst year held 1t Chi
cueo. aud was IN enormous aifair. Cincinnati
is central, and the attention Of the officers Of
The National Association is already directed to
it ~ the most eligible point All that our citi.
zens have to do Is to secure good grounds and
the necessary improvements. The project of
holding the Fair IN our County Fair ground il
already being agitated. We call the attention
Of our public spirited citizens especially to this
matter. II the Fur were held here it would
draw IN immense number Of persons from all
parts Of the couatrv.-Ciaiaaati Commercial
, 1860-02-08
DR.. Howe before the Investigating
Committee
lSrcclal Dispatch to the New York Tr1bupe.l
wtsr = lsS1

'0
W. love, u Boston, apPeafea nctnrc
the lnTestlsanns Commute eo.cas. ue ue-
ci!ned 10 take tue oAt1 10 1estay, unless ae
was permitted TO ehter MS protest against inc
whole proceedings. ~ pef"'ss'o"' ne fnaoe
the 'ol!o"'nS pEoees.'
Ite has1x neea AZ q6goae 19a t. 1rrsar aEd
H. Ss Of tie ssnse obcys The .lsmona but entes
his rat*t against the proceedings upon tic following
III "es"'e $"' "''N'''' 49, 4'S '"4"|-'
.ai fsccau.c is ccated for rn1roses beyond the
1ekinmsses = r u tegtnasise as n1s.5: ..s.
,,t fcas1s, Constitu;oa to Conx,s.s OF eer
Sr:.ncl Hereof.
y ~. ~ ~ ,ae 70
owsr Il ir son 10 II: fIatiteon Of sindiesvs iy
assloo ~ vAriou. wsE t. the FEY o pttass 1tga! a1d
,t :ounlr III Iud no naa seeure n lii
own l.uu:e
h eesu:S %1Si1S =, &
. ~ "na.ii;on m nndr Ike n.stset an nj ~sti Il.
init Il the respective s.a:csis t,lllT adequate,
~. HOVE
The witness stated that he had known John
Brown during tho troubles IN hansas, and had
sent him money and arms; thoy were raised by
contributions made forthe aid Of The Inhabitants
| Of Kansas: that be expected Brown "ouu rc-
| rc1 armed invasion BY armed resistance; that
| Brown had gained his entire confidence ! that
| he WAS man Of tried honesty os well as eour~
sy.; taut after tho troubles had ceased in kan-
! sa.. Brown continued to devote himself to ad-
rance The cause Of practical amt. i.Slavery: that
~ 1siS Forbc. wrote to DR.. Howe claiming
| rnonev far mast services, Informing lIita thai
Rrnw;, had arms, ETC., belonging 10 The Commit.
49,. md intended a hostile demonstration in
49, ~, Sfarn state and that lie wa4 incomneteut
~ -: INT unless the management of utIairs
, 1860-02-08

-A learned Greek has recently published an
Auelo-Sa1on Lexicon with the aro"ea purpose
nf Introducing the youth Of lis country within
tue ii lnarnidccnt rorta1s' and into " the beapti-
iii, ;nssrminaLlc walks" Of nslo.Aner'e9a lit;
rrature. Of substituting the "*o!id political
conceptions. the pure morale. t4e admirably ~ r.
r:nsed educational books" which ctarae!efsze
,he English american community tof the hln'sy'
eupesdcialism Of 1he French; OF oslngangA1o
Mid 10 t1e door Of ths Gr<tk aation."
, 1860-02-08

a Vu4Ok u %&N 4RNA
| am daily reesiv-
ing, in sonnection
viii, my general pa
tent n,cdicins busi-
ucss. fine toilet a1tl
eles: taacy goo,ls,and
l'ertunery, ut III
lake street, comprss-
iug i large azsort-
nlent, as follows:
Lubin's Extracts, Co.
logncs, l'on,aAes for
tbs hair, Ivory
Co,rbs, l:u!lafo, shell,
dressing and Tuck
Combs !; hair. hat.
teeth, nails, clothes
and AcsA brushes;
Port 3toun.1ies. Wal
lets, Pocket Books.
Money Belts, l'"rt
Folioa, Sntehe1s,
Dressing Cases, fr;s-
yelling l,ays, for la-
dies; Card Cases,
Souvenirs, Needte
Cases, Perfume
| 1soxes, ivory Tablets,
| Coral Bea,Is, Neck
! lpces, s, Bracelets, ilair
| Pins, faucy Head
| Dress~s, Hand s.ir-
! ror.. Cosmctica, Tor
l. let Waters; Theatre
aud Liquid Rouge,
| Meen Fun, lafas.t
| Powder, English au''
! French fancy per"
! s,s,,e,l Soaps. Most
!; uf the at,oyc ARTICLES
arc Of my 'snilnr"r,
sation, and will b. Of
| Tered At very low
PRICES. Remember
t!:e piacs..
JOHN II, 1'.ttsk.
tSu:. 10 iint'ts, Smith t TO-,
I.,- f'sk LIKE Sft<yt.
, 1860-02-08


In 1853, the Commissioner Of Statistics re-
turned the aggregate ef a!l these classes at
$sGss, ul0, 900, and in 1884, at $3.50 .000, GOO. The
in looking to the obligation anil burden Of the
people to pay all these debts, the railroad debts
should obviously be excluded, for these debts
are only lien OH tho rrads themselves, and not
m the general property Of the people. Exclud-
ing these, and We hare $l70, ,ot'0, 900 as the ay-
:.recute OF all classes Of debt due from the Peo-
!,lc. To estimate the proportion OF these to the
whole property Of the Stat", We hare the as.
sesscd y:,lue uf all the property Of the Stale,
which wiIi be, for the yeGr 1850:
lnronnd nans1es' &c @
The *:bs "a ~ ~;
1t appenrs then, from this statement. that alt
tic dt|:s ri aI Tie p.okle amount to less than
onr:ffkh the value Of tie whole property, aud
certainly this must be regarded us 4 small pro-
portion. ii i man Of business, with ! solid
capital of 100000, owed but $1,000, most assu.
rediv he woula regard himself as in 4 most safe
and sound condition. Any capitalist woutd
loan him double as nuch On his property. In
deed, it saust be regarded us must eSiraos.li-
nary, that IL State SO Young, and which has ex'
l,endcd so much in public Improvements As
ohio, should be so rich. 1t is ow less than
sixty yeurx since Ohio, was admitted to the
Union, and the value q her property is now
,,;at Lupdrt1 ma!;ons, mid tho whole amount Of
debts (raroa,l and a!l) is less than two hundred
uud forty millions; and ii VIC deduct from this
half the commercial debt, (Which we have taken
twice over au.! tue raIrcal debt, for which tho
roads on1T arc rcsponsitle--we shall have only
one hundred uat tfty millions. Fire per cent;
Der annu1n on the properly would pay this oil
in less than three years.
, 1860-02-08

Spur~con,s Sermona-.AI Explanation
Editors Pres. and Tribune:
learn from good authority that my state
ment in Mondays Press AND TRIBUSE, concern
ing the publishers of Spurgeon's sermons. does
not apply 10 the PRESENT firm Of Sheldon 4 Co.
The conversation referred to was held with O
member Of the former firm.
Your types made nc say s<nttacss, where I
said uttcranccs." B..
, 1860-02-08
sented to them by Cameron Us veEy great-par-
ficnlarlr in Pennay1rnnia

SenieH 10 them W taneFon ASset5 n1e1s-Pa- |
ticularly in Pennsylvania.
Tuesday night riolcnt snow..starm came On,
which would haye done no discrcdit to thoss
you hare il Chicago. ltragcd and howlsd oSer
the city I'LL night, showing that there Was
North. Next morning the sun shouo out clear,
but cold, aud under its inrigoratiug inspiration
The Republicans rallied to the decisive contest,
aud won the battle. The same bright sunshine
aud northern breeze hare continued tile remain |
der OF the week. The weather seems to snis |
the constitutions Of our Northern Puritans, for
they hare been orerthrowing the chivatry III
every encounter since they first spuffcd its
bracing, Strengthening bfcszc.,: CmcAeo.
=, :. Iowa Legislature.
lConcsronaence ol the f'se.s and Tdbnnc.l
Dk1 Mo1szs, Fth 6. 1se0.
Tho discussion in the hail of the House Of
Representatives on the Iowa Central Air Line
Railroad Land Grant, on Wednesday evening,
was quite animated and interesting. Tho c.
dar Rapids interest was represented BY Messrs.
Henderson Of Marshall County, and McKasson
Of this city, and thu Dubuque interest by Mr..
Smith Of that city.
III AAG A1SbAAN VI! %A0A1AA}3 HAatV AAA NAANAa@A
debate, with reference to the protest Of the
Democrats to the Inaugural Of Gov. kirkwood,
WIS had. 4 more stringent game law than the
oue in force. Was also under consideration. 4
bill was sintroducedrcpealiugt the 'aw making the
Des Moincs River only navigablc to this poiut.
4 bill was introduced 10 let ont BY contract 10
tile lowest responsible bidder the supply Of
stationery and fuel for The State. 70 this IN
amendment was offered that the State Govern
meut should be run under contract to the lowest
responsible bidder. 4 motion to strike out eoa-
traet was made, which caused good deal Of
| merrimsnt a;d discussion. 1t was finally re-
ferrcd to tic Committee OH Ways and aleans.
An exciting discussion arose on the report Of
| the Committee on Constitutional amendments
| to indefinitely postpone resolution to amend
the Constitution so as to prevent negroes from
giving testimony, ia which Messrs. Bonnet,
Gurley, Roscucranz, Williams aud C!aggett par.
ticipated.
On Friday morning the Senate went into Com
tnittec Of the Whole on the Governors Inaugu-
raj, for the purpose Of referring it 10 the proper
committees, upon which arose spirited debate
on that portion which referred to John Browns
invasion, which was continued until the hour o
adjournment. Messrs. Dusscy and Bailey de-
:,ouoccd the Governor, and Messrs. Wilson d
Jefferson, Powers and Scott defended him.
In the House of Representatives the Repor
| Of the judiciary Committee, with reference II
the redemption Of property sold under fore
closure Of mortgage, gising one year TO re
| &-F ko+. t,-~,s ,s.nS
, 1860-02-08
WASHINGTON IND EVERETT :


In the Engraving wa.Alnksoa. These splendid
inA from the original paiasn1s BY cks. and ~: e.
aye4t tho hsse>s sty* Of AR. They eaea
a13a aehes eaeh containing sarAAS Tzxf. ss ma1Y
ooar4e ;.a2LA pictures haso 5csn pank1 upan the pub
Tic ~ Of a:s-and especially IN ekea?, black and
muddy il u dlcu;t tu convince psFsons
of ta.sc that they sa:ea ordering what hry aso not
Us, <een Ne paid the hfst aEa the.s prets
.nopu,E 70 MANY 1,o11A=s produce EoRAs-
1nzA xxA.LY EKAcI.Tuz ~ we'll Ii the ee*t ptalu. ant
that saal b. Splendid DEna1ncns anS rss!oF optoonA
! Inst can he relied On:
F1-rhs Editor Of the SeT York ehseFves sass;-
~These eusaviux% genuine works II aE-ths likeness
esa,e admirable The portrait Of lii. Evessst will taks p@
| eeteree OF Ill othrrs."
| uTkey New York Chsikt!sn Atrceafs ss5s-"1aeS
snon tne.. cns9sin-a have ases stt and m
PUBLISHERS ARE FULLY EEsPoxs1rLE Eo:s
ALL THEY rroMtsE!"
TERMS, ALMOST GRATIS.
We will send. Post Paid. securely pae' ed In rollers
EEE ESGy;s iy,s mi mi M
uAsents who remit ~ tAe. Will have eAtts
: | eo2y Of each engraving. The n..Gsiaes Ase-
nARrER's,
THE KslcSERDockEE.
GuDEY'S L1Dfs BOON.
TILE ATLANTIC.
BLAckwooD.
SFlsy sreeal arrangement. tie eItfd years sbse1t
tsua tbs Aacr. = pa:d by 20 thor pubtsIefs.
and sutesbs.s tet supply for the Year direct firm
ths:1 geaFeztise aas.on esets. Thn eas cs sse
s.avn: ~ only o5 the difference tsl~stn The lowest
wholesale, a,:I the rsealsr pres oe the Magazines
SGLs:a.ass sst once. and Subscriptions to pf1ed
cas- co.slcne4 with current ssae un.es. otheEvae
ttr*!. Mone5 rsk 2rocf Il retained Ut having
neea .I.cL. First !E1res6n* hts therefore send
early. Aittesa, q. II. HAlLEY i CO..
TAT VIM. usll & Sons Music Store}
, as Broadway, New York
J. "S. r. DtDE1istlAW, ~ La.al3e street, To-
eevss Subscriptions anA delivers En.ravxs ia sub,eii
hers in CAIsa;o sreci1en* te At h.s sosr.
, 1860-02-08

The ve1unhle coal xn,nEs Of Arkansas s.e
now being worked, aud measures are in pro-
grcss to transport large Quantities Of the coal
70 the New Orleans market. -
, 1860-02-08


Among the secrrx prIiticai circulars row
aGyat is tho following, which We think should
no lanscr be hidden from: b. public gaze. We
nrc ourselves much concyrued about The alarm
nv pronfcix of 4aboliiitn a2.:imsuts ut the
NTrfh. anil are decidedly III favor Of doing
something to check it. As tar making up i list
Of Democrats whosc ndd1es. is At cur l'cs:-ot-
tice-we eau. think Of it, Tie fact is We don't
Si.ow how 10 tell i DEMOCRAT : Gow.a'days. Nv
Ione some political expe.. will attcnd to fillin:;
,y ,hc blanks. Let scmcshiu; he done to choke
OF Abolitionisna: !.
CIRCULAR.
- INV Y>Er, Dec. l, 1850.
s1r Tho alarming protfess Of Abolition
sentiments ut III. North, aat tue importance OF
doug something 10 ctttckit ~ tue time the
next Presidential election siSes place. mas m
,inrs} thc forn,tiou Of an association in New
York. called tho Radical Democratic Associa-
tion.' vlupse object is to nct IN concert WITH Inc
n,m,cr,tic Saiiousl Association at " ashsng-
tnu. in1r canvass nf cad, State, tie dt.sen1'
nat;on of ant1. tbolit;un documents. aud IN a
thorough organization Of iae De1aoc71'ie parry
in ihc Sorth.
carefully prepare list Of DeTocrs ,' "uoSe ~
dress is At our TosI-eH!c, - A"''e 1e '"o
blank upon The opposite r'=e. na,,,,
Ilcast lesjruatc, il possible, who arc I"ohy:as
crd rrho arc anti potglA men. anu marx 1ns
1,nst acr;yc Democrats 1hss: " d. u.
This circular is sent to y9n alone 81 your posi-.
Office. and The Assoclatie1wil fe,s "non :eM.
| zsat and discretion to ps,Far' '''' ''s' '7".
ciouslv. con,r;,,fa al ,hs
| Radical De,nocra'ic Assoctfion;
noons, La:nrgc House. lroadxay. \. l.: -.
! 49,, ..n";,t;on, :.R. G. Horton, Box l,sS5,
t Ncw York Posr-off'ce. -.
, 1860-02-08

SuFIUNl0I u1IN 3lEsU1uCsINts
The Richmond Enquirer comes to us in full
,nonrning, with its cou IN rules turned, be-
cause, rs it says, 4 Black Republican" is elect
I'd Speaker Of National House Of Representa-
lives. The Ea4uir.r gives its PERSONS for going
into mourning a. follows:
TnE LATEST NATIONAL CALAN1rY.-1t is with
the deepest modification th1t VIC 1rc called
.ipon tn record au eycIt Of National shame and
disgrace. A reference to cur tclegraphlc COL
n,s,l,, will show that leader Of party whose
political watchword is sectional l,atred," has
een chosen 10 till the third highest Office with.
in the gift OF this Coniedcracy. Now, indeed,
ucsve and decided resistance 10 wrong eau fur
nish tile only safeguard against the violence Of
revolution. The only palladium Of tho Cansti:u'
lion und the Eniun.
, 1860-02-08

From the report Of the Commissioner Of
Statistics OF the State Of Ohio, the Railroad
R.eor{ o,1nfcs md rrfn.rss aS fo11nXa:
, 1860-02-08

Tv.x C1rxu1xc MASIc,-The ST Glars:
xi'e 1uaz 1aaiII u sass thai Young nan, afflicted
w;ti, .tS ~ nnean,nefabls rrd ensiiy for climbing
m,sn tre. WIS sent t. The Den,ai County lntismsFy
list t week. liz had bern a. Innate Of ths ol,o ,'a
Luuaic.lsylnn, and a'ScafEed as 61i c%fea ,as ens
lis ,nalady returned, and rs poor lg1toG s,G
ehance he won1d ascend to thepp Of the nearest
tres. o. Fridey weak he ra.bucd some si.slE !.
feet up tree, On the bill shoV btlla,r, sEd II
vas with sbe greatest difficnltJhe could be ~
dnced to come down to. earth .9ain.