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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-19

Photograph In Brook'yn.-Artfsts who
O. eonnssd hirty 70 S coliAs per ~ses mar Apply
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Photographs IN neutrality-suspicious.
son. nuasblAAsd nxhss.u Hundred and rgsy one.
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Tr,il's Hair Dye, 30 cts., gi.cH or Brown,
DepoL No l Barclay street. asd .oli bv A. srrgrr<
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-19

pees The be In the world vhoeAie rsaa Ne AvS
prtvnAaly Appnsd. No Aanw hruns.
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CHAMPIONSHIP OF ENGLAND
~ The battle between
SAN HURT THK sTAL ~ BRIDGE INFANr) AND ron
PADDOCK.
The news received and details OF
THE ROUNDS
PuBLIsHED IN TIM NEW YORK cLPPIK,
Bee the report Of the Championship Fight between
TIE INFANT AND PADDOCK.
PUBLl6HDD IN TBR CLIPPDR.
Only four cents.
The CLIPPER Also coniains-
Becelus. The Gladiator
The Death Ring.
FASTEST Time Record Ia Running nue
Extraordinary Foot o. io0 ysrds
sBE THE CIIPPER.
Benicia Boy and stasybrdxe Infani-wl he i've ysna
giants together,
The Ring In New York-ssverA matches on he tapt
eK THE CLIPPER.
Theatrical and Show news Latest intsllrenoo
BEE THE NEW YORK CLIPPER.
Resdy This morning Ia advance,
My four centa
SIZE THE CLrPPKk. BE1 THE CLIPPER
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The Fight for the Ct--,mptonsh,p, be-
tween stsleybsge Infant and Ton PAD with pora
Of The winner, N wines soifil Nos out
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Prevenuve % Comsu IN ptfom. -Hollo-
ways iis and oin,nstt viii 9TH cerslr'y the pro
~ cotsuupnon In incipert The Ointment
pfpeirss 70 the luags and The Ph cleanse the blood o. al
impurities
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Court CaIendar-This nay,

srrnrn CorRr, CiRcun Part Mos. 500, lo2l,
1911 1869, 1925 lt27, 1881, 1886 1897 1S4T, 1870,
1851, 1853, 1901, l45l, 1853. 1852 745, esT, 333
Part a- Nos 1878, A2s, 1904, 1929, 1928, 1880,
1916. 1860, 1864, 1864, 1856, 1868
cossos PIxas Part I.Nos 2sos, 23ss 222s, 1854
2247 2iTs. Part 2-Nos. PISA 2o7I. 2iss 22so,
4t20 1870 ll2 200, ITO. $50, $751; 1885, 2lo5, 2loo
1919, 22e0.
715, 1895 1908, 413, T. 1895 1867 lG71 I0T3. Part
Nos cso $50, s ESQ., c9o, ass, $751; 1884, sss 500, Is,
764, s34, So, Coz
OYxR AND THINNER Criminal cases
usnD STATES DISTINCT Corr Nos 81, a. 20 70 20, 81
Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-19

PR:zv FIGHTING IN NRmovr "A bill Ia before the LHgs
lature IN Vermont 70 prevent prixs fighting, making
every pcrson who shall engage In any such Gght puu
able BY imprisonment mot moro than tea ycars or by
One not than % eco and aid second,
eeou By Improvement not more than nve year,, by
nnc not 70 81 COO and every resident ats
who goes cot Of 70 eusase In such nght subject The
same punishment % an aid, second surgeon 70 any
such eight within tbs State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-19

DraWfDgs OF tine Delaware state Lot
toHiea-WoOD. EDDY CO., nsnsgers Of The
pxIAwARy, xrsrucxr LrB srssoun srArr rorrsRrrs
DIIAwARE-ExrRA Class $40, fovEssxn ~, lSU
65, 81, as, IL, "a, As, So So 40, 10, 81, sc, 60.
DuAwARN-ClAss $50, rovvssrR H. 1850
40, ~, IS, &C, ., 1, 73, %, &c, 81, IS, 80, ~.
Crculass free Of charge BY addressing ether
WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington, pelswae
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To Every Mother Who Has Children
srrerfns any uant tnod~ni the period n
etk,ns do no, LET prsluctcea ihe
dir~s ~ akerS way the relief hal vii be
~. Absoauialy sure-to follow The of
nRs wrrHLOwe SOOTHING sYRUP.
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United states Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge Hhipman.

ALLEdkD MURDER ON THh HIGH Seas
Nov. 1.-THE United States John 7hompson, alias Je
remioA Flanagan Tho prisoner Is charged with the
murder q John Prenss master OF the brig California by
throwing him overheard BY striking him on the head
and then throwing him overheard.
FIX Judge Roosevelt and Mr.. Buchanan Henry appear.
cd for the prosecution.
Charles Samways depoeed that he cook and stew
ard on board the California; there were three on
board besides himself, nAmey:-rhe captain, mate
and prisoner; saw the captain on the night OF
the 10Th October last went below leaving the captain,
mate and prisoner on deck; prisoner relieved me at
twelve O'Clock from the helm went below; the mate
slept In different place. the Arst thing heard was the
prisoner calling me- about two o'clock he came TO the
board;' went deck, and found the mate and pri-
soner but not the captain deck in about mi
mute was starlight, not moonlight; ! ask
ed how the captain went over ; the pri-
answered. that he him drop
TO the lee rigging ard then no fell over; the vessel
hove too and kept lookout for the captain the
next morning bfound kblood clothes and galsai
blood the rope found club never heard
him say that the mate deck at the time the pri
said De could not give any anaton about the
blood and hair that found the captain beat the pr
on the course that left her. the helm dashed
we remained week after this on board
The Court briefly charged the jury, who acquitted tine
prisoner.
ASSAULT THE HIGH srls.
The United States Horace Martin Tho prisoner was
charged with assault with dangerous weapon James
J. WILL master OF the American brig Geo. P Williams.
The prisoner was convicted and sentenced to three
months imprisonment and " pay nre OF one dollar
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Radical Care of Hernia, or Rapture
DR.. MARSH, % The wei htowr house. ~ harsh Co,
No yesey street Aston House oppors the church deyes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-19

Furs, Furs, Furs, at Wholesale Prices,
q oENlNs, SIS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-19

WSo' VIII s~nss1 when Dr. Tobias
esesrsiet Venetian nirseni WI mm.d,s,ey ere csoer~
evic fyserferv, vnmfing yheumau-m, fings e-&p,
burns. Ar. Dcpot "a Coand suees Esw York Sod sy I'll
the ussisss and s,oressepers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-19

Drawings OF IL. Frances Delaware
Louenes.-
srsssr COUNTY, Crlss us. Eov. II, 1850.
1s, IL, 2, z, a., "a, %, as, 40, IL, so, 90.
GRAsn CossoIipArxD LorrrRr, Class Is, Nov. ~, 1880.
10, Is, 81, 9, ~, 10, "a, 3, IS, Sc, 10, Z, "a.
Crculars ssas free Of charge, oy addressing
wlm nxton. Delaware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-19
Superior Court-Specfal Term.
Before Hon. Judge Moncrief.

Nov. Hilary harston vs. Louis H vutee ct Al
Motion for trial denied with seven dollars costs.
Owen Larkin Va Hannah Shaw OF al-Demurrer over
ruled, with cssts with liberty 10 defendants -
within twenty days, upon payment OF costs.
James p Kilbreth, trustee 40, Nathaniel H. Wolfe
ct A-The demurrer TO the third defence, nfth para
graph, Of the answer, In my opinion, well tyken and
must be allowed, with costs the defendants however,
may amend within ten days upon payment OF costs.
Rothschd va. Scbuberth Motion for . new trial do
MED, with seven dollars coeB.
The City Bank OF New Brunswick VI. Samuel Metler
and others The motion TO vacate and discharge order OF
reference denied, with seven dollars costs.
Before Hon. Judge Woodruff
Washington N. Poey, admin strator, W. Frederick H.
Colc-Motion 10 make the complaint more definite and
certain denied with dollars OF motion 70 the de
PENDANT TO abide the event, and DO allowed II be recover
costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-19

Hervfng's Patent Champfon Fire and
burglar PROD safes Bi broadway Of murrAy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-19


mIsCELLANEOUs.
A CARD.
"A rhs sub~rrsbw vfn md n an cyeas lAs n
sspe and full cr~cons for usnT his OPAL BAih "a,
novN q bIotobes Phnpaes prsck,ea "a, faos
Alsc peatr~Aus Stimulating OnguenS which y
brns fdn q vkkssv b frus rou N sixh1 s~ssa
Apply 10 Addr~n
HnOs v. CHAYuA
msMA - BvoaAwuv Hsv vcvs
ARHn. svnRDnzLyr soRA-WBDDlpo oARrn asa
"A nnveacces a ~ AAan ayiea lOs puhos arssA -
~ oTnB1nDnB-rHD GRAZ CARD AHp Vxnn
"A so,el1sa eAas ~ fw veadsns sAsAs N penss
sOHE, y AHD u ACE unuU, E00
"A sAM dre.sd Bccs - = docss sois vsssw prosf ssve
bscAA y. B.-OAn and - 49,
HvIRDRIi,n 10. - BRoA RIsBoS
"A Kpcs for wedding OArda e@pArsrz Win otsssss
sblised.
a RTfTIcIAf rKTrp-rHE aRrArvsr IMPROVEMENT
"A A. Atrn1 ~uheso Pfatss-N. LxN FITS patent -rrgs
rsrrn~han Rsess rsfuy kshy for gvrs
-frs .ns s.ll. hitherto tlslnsbe No IA Wave
'ev pi~s nrsr Broadwsy. E~iAsIehed 1884
worms Burross, I-vE'krnD rArI.s EwrARoBr
Tors ard al dteas-s ~ feet curvi without rain
" NE psssr. By Dr. zACHARrK rnrverp
Chsopoti.i 10 Boa1waTs Refers phTxsna aHa surgeons
" lhs or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-19

CABnL 3 WOOD sUCCEssoRs TO g CABIIL. ARs
~ selling their Balmoral DO Ia for ladies' Is 90
sipeers 70 cent? 70 sl large s.orDeu, Of Boots Shoes -
very moderate prices. CAHILL WOOD, o27 BruaAUaV.
between Beeoher and Houston streets. OPPOSITE LanS1
koene'a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-19

crrsrtrowr AR tvsrrooI-ssesr Efohgrg- -
Ialy genyrs Fslfor hwory 1h)mss Wis r. Roses 400
lady. " stsrley Jfhu = Andrews Amsn LAfroal Ns~
Kat. koqnsn kiss kegssy Besde and ~iie krs MmW
Srsns NE. Mes F.rtona4s M OConnor-a1d hs W We
stesrsac. Tual Ia
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,-,s.-woo5. EDDY co, s.s.s.r :; .As -. -
p1as..Ensan 6ia. $50 $40 Ho. snasa e. ="
IS, 81, 20, u, "a 70: o., 80, 40. 10, %, Sc, 60.
20. ~. IS, &C. = !. IS, rs. e. -. IS, 80, y.
ORC 3oop, i6Di CO., y Lou ioas s.:oSS
Drawings Of II. Frances Delaware
sus,sr courrr, Gas, IT'S, Eov. II, 1850
ens.p co.so,rn.rsD Lor1rar' On Gas Is sc, H. isp
70, %, 81, 8, ~, 10, "a, 3, IS, Sc, 10, Z, "a.
Circulars ssai free Of charge, b. aAdres.ns xcv
Wilmington. Delaware.
wheeler 4 wiIson's Sewing Machines.
of. .su i oe s: y. fS &.
he % Il &C. q ~
wrsos N.spiss,arns 9mgssy p..sss snssi. ~. Comps
sen.. Fssly reduces pres. .spssssiy o. sss. Ma
csins. ior i:.i u.s nd I. =. i.ms rsnss
hem ard NE moderate sss: :, .sss h.y are no. .ea
ss s y. Isse 10 M s
have much prejudiced The ss-irg aoAins susnssa
Furs. Fars, Furs, at Wholesale Prices,
u oENiFs, siS Broadway.
Lsdiss' and Chiidren's Dresses Cleaned
= s ,.s. :s: .a r: s's s 1:sf, sy's LonD
Grover 4 Bsksr's Csisbrassd Hoississs
rsnny Sewing HacAins' 90 Broadway. Hs~ rrt
Herr1ns's Patent oha-pio. rir. s.d
Burr PROD ssfes asi broadway. ccrnss Of nurI sres
Shirts, shfrts-sis FOR o..
KAds fro. he Ann>s.,r ant wsrsailA nusilas
Dspo 10 csa,AA. srssN oorss, Of Pearl
Photographs IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Son. Hussbihsd nshsssn Hundred and rrsy ons-
steinwsy q Sons oy.ntr..s or..a
warrAn Cd for Eve Js1s wAtroons and ~ wassr 81
Photographs IN Brook'yn.-Artfsts who
GO soTIssd AIrtS 70 ArS eolr per -ses mar Apply
WHLAAohh
The Fight for en-. Gin p,onsh,p, be-
q he s,assr q wlsss ssi'i nos out
Gosrsuds ors.s,.i Cream ror sns Conn
h hs,:: .,s s "a :s;s ws' ''
Radical Care OF Hernia, or Rnpturs.-
.r q e B ss oero *. Sss ssy go
special siisnuoa 70 he surgical adaptation o. hh rsAes Cure
To Every Mother Who Has children
suffering firm any Of The complaips nodsni 70 The period
49,. p <. =, &c no r. ,ou , ~ pr. s =. Fl
y sssu'' su rss % ess =, ~ sooruso sYnur
0sautfrui Cospisnion.-Lasrd's Liquid
reAri hss achieved essbry :. ssvin % equal fsr sesa
sss:r: 80 ; 81 = sso-s-.y A'o' - - -
Dr. E. n. Fcose, Author Of "Msdsoai
Of fsrso9~ epvugs has r~surps< Y, his
winter szS Byo~d ksv sort where he
suited fron 70 eP ~ cal y, except suadays
Wbo' VIII s~nss1 when Dr. Tobias
esessiet Venetian Lnrseni WI imm,dss,eiy csoerH
surs.. az D.po sCS~ssa, .rsss Ms~ roTs soa - II
The drussisis and s,ortssspera
ChristodOro's Hair Dye, wigs and ToA-
The be~t The world whoieeAie AvS
prtvHAsly aspbed. 10 Aaw bpuss.
Preventive 20 Consu mn ptfon. -Holio-
ways iis and oininstt viii 9TH cerslr'y the pro
~ cotsuupnon IN Recipient The Ointment
impurities
uatehs1ows Wigs, vowps~1 naA Hafs
Drs hare npr,vemene snrp.~~ins all ossrrr
rerfec. "a turning h~At~d ~, 10 sreyA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-19

Those who are familiar with Beethoveu's nne sympho
that IL creasd thoroughly salisfsotory imprcssion
The "rarghetten vas especially applauced, for the
sweetness Of many q is passages and Us
rem aNarths.S Nacsuc Fssbr and ssnor stireIii. II
poibe, sroeed themselves The theme being delicious
derived from an Instrumental psrforpsooe tbs that
yielded BY The too vo.oscelio solos Of Mr. Bsrsucr-
", e ,os ~, -, nss1e III, % ~.
Instrument, bot be plays with degree Of sentiment and
feeling that have rarely heard cqrasd n Mo rcsoro
rondo Of fruspi By Madame Tsbbri. Tue chrsou
reJuldire mot natsonais, N the programme has ny,
vocal extrsvassn.s, live Ga1zauisas "srArgers" bsi
got % broadly humorous and effective. We would
much have preferred hearing M.isme Fsber In one Of
her nne decamstosy sccnds which she In surpassed b.
,ut few living artists The general impression made By
ths lsdy he audience The highest degree svor
she vas ca led out 10 receive the renewed tributes az
their applause Kreutzers "Nshts soiourn In Granada
concluded The performances, which appeared 70 give
unmixed satisfaction 70 all present
Asnsnc MOVEMENTS Mr.. Jos Jefferson closed very
successful engagement Of the Washington % c) theatre
On Saturday, and succeeds Professor Anderson, the
Wizard Of the North ct the Holiday street theatre,
Baltimore, this evening. Mr. Edwin Booth viii com
mcncc enragcmcnt ai the winter Garden on next
Monday evening, playing Hamlet. Mr.. Booth has
brought out s the Arch street theatre Philadelphia Tom
Tsyor's version Of Victor Hugos IL Roi sAmuss
me BureSn pralss nr. Booths performance OF Fri.
bouet highly. Mr.. Sstche tho very popular
Bceton comedian, takes . benefit a the Howard
Aihen@um this evening, playing Hsckstt's part,
Solomon Swap. On Saturday week . new prms
donna (nexzo spraso), Nile Laroombe, made her debut
The New Orleans Opera Houss IN tss Tsvosita" The
Picarsre rays" she achieved distinguished success,
Alike a. actress and vocalist The journal gives
some sccoun, political episode the performances,
follows
me performance was IN interrupted one. The dis
tlneuished senator Of Illinois, Hoo stephen DJugAs
bis amiabie lady, and party of bis political and personal
friends we're present BY invitation Of the manager On
their entrance the perform vas broken or and thu
sudetce mostly rsrg, gave them an enthusiastic vet
come stitch silently but expressiveiy ackno ~edget
able ~. e-tra played Succession OF national airs
D. as,ut 10 that hrs Doue0 vss particularly
81 ~ -tth ,hss spontaneous and testlmo
tsAl u tsf Cat nruisheo husband.
rhe DEBUT Mme Fsura announced FOR the sih OF
s0ssnber 10 shs "Baxbs.' ba. W have 90 accent Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-19

IHONAr bI.Hufi woo utn 90 Tue "a Inst ~ hN W.T.
deDce In Sixteenth street, in this city, WAS for many
prominent and prosperous merchant In the whole
sale hardware and importing business and favorsby
known IN this country and IN Europe for the extent and
integrity OF hls operations In that trade Mr.. Bahop
having acquired ample fortune retired from business
about year ago. and devoted himself 70 that leisure AMI
repoee which due 70 his previously arve and highly
useful life. A mer liant be OF those reprcscn
tstive whose rigid principles OF mercantile exscii
tuse give character 70 the pursuits IN which they
gagged, ard which, when LIES active duties laid
down. enable them 20 carry into their retirement the
esscem and respec OF all sho had held relations with
THIN In his personal character Mr. Bishop was, pc.
sibie, st more est'msble than IN his position
chant KIND, ansble and generous, he earned readily
the regard Of every crce with whom he intern nslcd
and hs pure and simple nature seemed V be continually
occupied 10 ocvising means 70 confer happiness all
around him. Asa husband be vas pattern o. domes-
TIC virtues and hs charities though oacutAiious
suffcienuy abundant 10 cndear his 10 many
family HIS place will therefore bc missed by thu
many vho dwch upon his bounty, ~ vel By those
vho enjoyed the inspiring association Of his eminent
rocdness Recvi,scsf N poe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-19

CESrLnEE's NEW AND LEFT orr CLOTHING rva-
NJ chssed fcs hs Western market Address Coaroy. =
Contra street
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-11
JOSEPH LANE
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

wAsnIsoros. July S.
The contract Of the California mails 10
likely TO involve the Government in soms
serious difficulty, which have not been
considered.
Der postal treaty With Enhlsnd obli'
gate us 10 briug the South American
mail. which come 10 Panama by the Eng
lish steamers II 10 known that Hr. Van
derbil. has issued peremiofy orders not TO
carry that mail, or those from California.
after June 30lh So that the foreign and
Caliioruis mail. must Toe on the l lsthmss
all some temporary Or other arrangement
coD be made
H. view Of this erigeney. II 10 proposed
that ssvsrslof th. swiftest 0ovefnnsut
steamer. shall bs specially delayed Tor the
ssry ice uniil the meeting Of Congress.
The Panama Railroad aud Pacific steam.
,hip Company. ~. ready 70 extend their
CO op.fniion ia snah movement. and the
.agss.,ion ~iil boz made IN the cabiset. 10.
morrow Msssfs DAsidgs aud Hsddy.
~ho tspfe,es,ed he rsco and Railroad
corposs,ion.. LAs. bath d,.elsioed any
.,mps,h, - concert With Mr.. Wander
built. scheme
Proposition. hsve been formally made
ear, the mail by the ssn An,ens aud
other routes. Rat the transportation 10
eon,,d.f.d imprae,ieabls.
NJ. Gfow has returned here 10 hope Of
sa.eiing some sceommods 100. He had
taken pss.see With h,s faulty on the
steamer oi Mosdsy. bus lsf, u vhsa the
mail va. refused. His influences 9th The
Administration 10 n.ess-.riiy impsir.d
.,nes he rupture wi,h the President, last
week
The Com uissioner ~ indisns Affairs 70.
eeivcd important iai.lliesnes. this mora.
ing ifon Nebfssss tsrf,isfy. Agent ciiiss
and.r date II jane 22d. vrilss that too
hundrsd or more. chsysnne. Arspohoes
snd Sioux Inaian. bad just STACKED .
Pawnss village. s.sht - the sgesey and
ALLIED several psF-ons. Nr Giles rode Ia
among the attacking party. sed viii the
ss.is,snes Of hall breed Interpreter. sue
c..d-d ~ inducing them 10 draw OF. They
declared their purpose 10 return aud wipe
out the Ps~nse tribe
An express ~ss immsdis,ely sent 10 Col
chas. Nay. commanding q, fou Kssrnsy,
|. for assistance. - under the treaty Of Sept
} 1857, N. Gossrs msnt - bound to protect
the pavnss.. 90 their ne~ reservation
The hostile expedition Vas fitted ont wee
4 of Port Kearnsy. for the express purpose o'
|, making war on the Pawnees.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-11
@. CUSHION



Hos. {. CUSHING: have the honor TO
acknowledge the receipt Of tie communi-
cation YOU make in behalf Of the Demo
cratic National Convention. IN which you
nously nominated by that body for the
office Of Vice President OF the U States.
with the request that should accept the
domination
The platform adopted. aud Of which you
enelOse sDe copy. meets with my hearty
approval. - IL embraces what I have been
eoniending for A. the only means Of stop.
ping sectional agitation. by securing to all
equality and Constitutional rights, the de
NAL Of which hss led To the present urhap-
?, condition OF public affairs. Compro.
misses Of Constitutionsl principles are ever
dangerous. aud | am rejoiced that the true
Democracy have seen ft to plant 6rm
foot Oh the rock OF truth. and TO give the
people opportunity 10 vindicsie their
love Of Justice and iraternal regard for each
other. nights. Non. Intervention on the
subject Of slavery may emph.tie.liy cay.
j. the esrdiual maxim Of the Democracy.
Non Intervention by Congress aud non
Intervention by Territorial legislation 10
fully stated ia the fif.t res .lution Of the
adopted platform. ln VAIN would We de-
clare the former = sthoai insisting upon the
latter. because 10 permit Territorial Legis.
latur-- To prohieit slavery. or ny uufrieud-
|, legislation to iuvslsdats property wos Id
be granting po~.r. TO the creature which
Il i, admitted do not sppertain 10 the Prin-
cipal or power that creates.
Resides which Il would be fastening al
element of agitation IN he te ritories that
must undogbisbly extend to Congress. and
the people of all States. the ris ht Of every
citizen to entertain the Common Terrific
~. with whstever property he legally pos
sesses, il necessarily devolves upon the
Federal Government. the duty TO protect
this right Of the citizen. Whenever ssd
wherever asssiled or iniringed. The Dem
ocrstic party honesil, meets this agit ating
question. vi hieh j. threatening to sever and
desiro, this brotherhood OF states, IL does
not propose TO legisIste for the extension
Of slavery. nor for lis restriction. but to
give to each State aud to every citizen all
iha, our forefathers proposed to give.
Hoping for success, aud trusting in the
truth. aud justice Of the principles Of our
party. and in that divine Providence, that
has watched over We aud made us one Of
the creates, nations Of the earth. cheer
fully accept the nomin alton 81 uusni
mously conferred upon me. aud cordially
endorse the platform adapted by the con
ycntion. have The honor TO be sir-vith
much respect. your friend and obedieDt
servant
JOSEPH LANE.
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trAs folio alag iine- ssgge-ted thsnseises Z
he saihoF while undeF that soiemniiy Of ialn
vhieh caa oaiy Be engcnderea in consequence q
mes forming Psrs of the escort AZ si,- suris
4 brother Cadet;
sssod ee-ldc him while the -ua
Was slnking Ia The West.
Poarins bls laiiug bea ms upoa
Rsnasr ADD sli;ssriug erect;
save from his cheek 40 pssser-b,
His boyhood could discern.
For martial IRE vas In his eye.
fiis brow like msnhood--stern.
issood beside aim and drew
veil Of game away,
hts eyes ~ere sisx.d--Sel5 clammy dew
uPon his forehead lay,
AfouBd his 1orss 50 - them twine
shroud with many fold.
touched his nfeiess hand TO mine
Twas cold twas icy cold.
f..tood se.ide him and they bore
Hts bods 20 the tomb.
Waving rid the traia Issw
Bann~r AMI sable plume,
on~ ard th-y moved with voices dumb
To omnsic SLOW and drear,
Heavily rolled the masisd drum,
Heavily creAked tho bier.
! stood beside him aud they lowered
ri. eofin In the ground,
l heard the grating af the oerd
The falling ciods resoand,
saw bis comrades nesr him stand
The parting looks they gave,
heard the voice Of Tow command
TIE vollcy o'er the gave.
stood beside him while the .un
Was sink ing la the West.
saw stone engraved upos
To mark his place Of rest,
saw the long grass waving high,
heard the winds deep moan,
voice scent whisperins In It's sigh.
he sleeps he sleeps-sless.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-11
VOL. XIX. NO. 81
GEN. JOS. LANE LETTER OF AccEr.
B.lrixoRs. June %, 1860.

HoS. Jos. LASs-I am directed by q
State Of the National Democratic Conven-
lion. 10 inform you that you have been this
day nominated. by il as the Candidate Of
the Democratic party. for the Office Of Vice
President OF the United States. and on
their behalf 10 accept The same. beg
leave al The same tine. TO enclose to you
copy Of the resolutions adapted by the
Convention. ss the political platform on
which the party stands. I have the honor
To be very respectfully.
@. CUSHION.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-11

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