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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22
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SdcritGdt rtr oamiEcn uno lldetsu Gtrofs in
lUcntaun,
Nno iset auf6 aUlrtll pcrbCrcitt olls redt III &c:
tIEnen, ttt bti tbuIn OnfprGtbtn. QEjr mo ice6sn
ren philadelphia jurut8etcmmtn nit ejntm friIbtn
&trrab non GttGrn, bt! rpir ii0rrcuat Eno init ct=
ntn ptn tr8suo Ctncm anpSru Gtatil6tntut in Der
Stoot fcmpsilren tSnner. Q3ir pGrtauftn an ben
niSotrtEn 8aar9tlc YrIiftu uuo tSunsu nieorioer
'Htauttn oils aut aneerr, tptjt mir olIs 81 9aitb:
prejNn cintouftn.
Gertige Glciber
boCtn mir Gins birrtibe }tuSwabl auf 6arN lie mir
~ sbr btlt9en grGlitn fir 8aar rcrtaufeu. Infer
Stcd ttittRt GUS 6radE CrrF:, Gjclb&t;s, un0 liz:
6rs0tCdtn pcn alien Nrtcu Seiet.SClptt. GcicCne
uno oils onetrn Irtin Q4ltfn Srleu pcn tccr 2(rt
OverbaIIs, 5tra9cn. oGmoln, Stcds. oolstttbsr uno
oucGrn NrtttItn, bs aus uucrn Sab 0l(raujbt ,pers
len llnfre StirGr werNcn ais unttr unIlrrr ci.
9snsn NufFd5t cerfrt9t.
SuntCn glrGrit
fno tpir ju allen 3Iit:u UIrljt, ouf @lftUuna ,u
MAIDEN, Hno Ga mir pur Die beiicn bYncs tsfbSfti.
gen, 70 tSnnGn mir fUr aIs uutrG?trbglu 0ulitsben.
Grprcu uno Wrtoer.
AH'htouns StftmVtr II, Nltp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22
Cut! Snli! Sal,l

GeniatkuS5 2irlrprtl Satj in S6tteu unS Gcim
8ultSt; fiints 2tbton bci Der Suauttat cher in
gStcn, 70 mis tltine Diam S0dS--mEl5rs rs allies an
a&a niEeufsn gr,iPtu pertauit miro b,
Jtsnin8sr UpN S6eimcr.
2iptimtsr IL. nIty
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22
8ibelz Nte6erldde.

Die ee6a Gauntp SteIs @sIeGI6uft Bat lire
i'm Su6iirEr gum ,,es6a patriut'' In
auentaun, mo Stbeln unr Ssllamrnts In prI6ies
6snsn SPra4sn ,u ben biatSRsn grsiien su tatsn
0np.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22
Ser Gin=9JrciS 2Gipe
AleiOer Stobr,
Su ber Stabt Qaentaun.
9Ee[lQl rrm6 @peI0fno

Beoiensn idh oieirr Sele9snbtit ibreu Sreuuetn,
Hunpen unp Dem Yublitum ubGrbaupt GnjuSciSen,
paB ie ibr uGuss uno bsrrtibes baus, SO. 20, auf
oer Sdo:Ssits Der pamittOn Strags. suiIhsn Ger
6tsn uno 7tsn, uuo spar ui5a!ts Sbirs cberbO6 Der
Rsfermirteu 8irhs 6sjc9tu baten, uno faB lie ca
nun auf Gtas berritbs 2Sstie en9ritbtGt hnp, allen
8orprshsneen nab gBunlh iI btGntn.-Sie lno
lcsbsu pcn philadelphia uno Meupcrt jurtd9sfsbrt,
NIT
Dem auerbeften un0 alleri06nften
Stof Sliter,
nsr nod is in Qacntaun ruar, uno pcn otu ntuettu
Smlrs uno lbtdib ftr Die 5abrsyit iit-GpNlsr
Stc6 nun uner tbrer s9enGn lnfTbt in olIt ltrttn
8eioun9s SItde, aIs
RSde, 9Ulen, gBeTsn, Bamisn, II. +. 10.
pom Den SCiuitsn bis binuntsr ju ctu C3rSttn turb
Die soften Nr6ster ouf9earbGitst perosn. Sbr auis
9enlahter Scd ftrt9tr Ntioer III pirtLitb sin bcrrs
Ghsr, uno miro an Sdts libcr nir9ruoiro UtGrtrCi:
tsu. SuStm ie tcee prattlbs SdnCioer nno,
fhcn tan9e tieS @tjtbat 6ctritten battn, uno pass
sI6s eabr 9rtnoltb prlttbGu, lc Gnn'u ilt fir ci:
men iCoSn artttd Den (il pGrfduftn 9utiprebtn limo
fcltbs Artltd rts Defenders bllttut mcrpGu, mIftu
ben 8unSsn aud aufs bste pa62n, 70 pst 10, oog s
fh in ptIltr pnFbt ppn ttinGm onesrn Gtabtilt:
msnt d6Grtreitn ta9tn mtretn. Strusr hnItGu fie
gum 8erfauf
9rmbsn, llntrrBoIsn, Semtrtragsn, @rapots,
SIFumpTeI
uno furj allies mas ;u siusm rrQtSnttasn RlttNr:
acbr 9ebSrt 2tQs ibrs YreiIl fno Iebr biuio,-unp
70 baben its AUDI nur elm preie, bebanoitn cine
psrlon tpts ets anoert, uno matcn burtbaua ttint
ptrfcn fdr Die 6lsteer ptr onrrn tlah(n-uno
man fam lCb ltrsu9s earauf vtrtafIn, rog fs hlb
ron tsirsm ancGrn @tatIiIemsnt in ti,Gr Stopt un.
tsrpsrtauftn lagGn ptresn--un0 ft fdbtsn rsrIcbrt
oas Ie etpas prbftiltr Wrtauftn tGnncuale eG an,
bern, esnn oIs prattiihe Stbncccrwsrcsp Ts Iat tf
nab eCr Stheert uno giaoet 9reifln. GIt ttteu Ga
bsr I'M 9:nti9sn 3alpruh.
6-StE 9sVIu oa:h btsr f,rntr Nabritjt, ea6 ils
fb tntlbcBsn battn, rcn Dem llttu Januar 1860
an, nur nab nem i B0r9etosS pite m iu bant iln.
Dtts miro uuumain9ita in tintm iirtu Iau 0,ibr.
ben, uno fe fdbttu pErfbtrt oo6 ttn icthcr Shritt
hur fir eoS 5utsrc6t tlrtr jluurln pirfen wirN.-
Sic iinc oanttor fir ttrcit5 9rnrgtnt GuuplbaI,
unS fs ptreen ,tb ltst5 temlbcn ilb rclte ierutr:
bin, 70 wle cine @trmebrun9, ourtb biut0e 4rsiie,
CUTE uno faIbcnoble NrtittL uno 0utt @tbauctuua,
~ prrotsnen, wcfdr ite Outb OUi!tI bIrGD Caa.tar
fdbltn mGrtCu.
gIeIi9D Un9 Sreini9.
DtemtEr 2l. rllo
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22
unp pa5 pubtifum nit
,Elaucr, flttcr Rn0 Gjrtrni9e

uilp pHe tUplUWHl lillI
cflaacr, faticr nn0 Grtrnibe
pUn 0iIsn Sprten 81 tciprsm. Sir gGat5m
0tr98cn, 9GelIdfOrn unO Safer wrO an ilrcr
MlbIe, 70 mic an i0rcm StcNrGaulc, am Gdr rrr
ginprn unp 9ten Stra6e in 2tlrntauu. Ctetannt
unter bcm yiamrn 5rei' 6olO Der b5Alie Wnrtt.
prrts tejablt.
SrOrs fir SlaHsr, 5uttcr une @ctroitc ptr.
ben an t9rGm Stp0rbauIt pptr an ittrr Sfii5 lei
itrCm &cblcnGcfe, in pcm wIen 98arO 6. 6.
&lrpPn8er'S alter Stanb) angcnpmmrn.
Sie bctrriten aud mic cGrrem oaS Jtc6lsn. Sc,
lGGft uno pas Gjrtraipe Wsidait an i0ren attsrl
StanbplIBen.
Die 6reunte unb &uttn pun 1il9Gman Sub
lIno Sebetrn un5 nit ibrer RunbI6aft ;u tr9tin.
tt9en, bic ibm gu Qbdt puror, nprm mir aQr5
NtF9Itde t9un msrrrn aa9cmrne 8sfristjBns gu
9sten.
sSS- Sic 8etrn aud 6er Nadr4t, ta6 Tt ras
Sar9rlps sSpilcm ongcnpmmen baptn, uno taEer
I'M Stante iinb trbeutcnO tittstr 81 pcrfauirn :
CAP lie FA unum9dn9tj4 unO in oam unr ictsn
8dasn oarna4 ri&tn wrrrcn, unO bas Grrett.
SPLEEN eur4au5 auf9cBctsn baben.
9totb, Miftep mo So.
Narntaun, NcYmtrr 2. na6p
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22
SDiepG ISuBel

NO. 2. Ncrp Ate etra6e Ybilatrlpbia.
Serferti9er bon elmer por3G9titben Suols
ttdt Se9enicbirme un0 9arafols.
Sat nun in lsinrm Stcd, tas mslt vcladntm
@Tcrtemsnt, StsIe reur Styes tn i6 Ibliefmp,
Ycn mEIden rtni9e in Isinrm ontsrn @tablifmnt
9eTunon rerOm uno wrIae CT brrrit III fir y ar
g. poer aaf fur5e 3ett an Jiaufer al istr an
neRm6aren gretBrn atjuIa6eu.
Ssptrmter ii. na3W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22
81uern Iebet Bier /!


Der llnterjGidnete fat immcr ned auf SanS,
einr 2tn5abI rsr fUIgenNm u derbau0 0erStt.
/ d. en-, BON Der brtcn Sauart, lowoGl mic
Scn fsr triten Nrtrit unO ben tr7en Watrralen,
meIde or an ren feI8enten lrBr nirrren 9rri6en
gum Sutouf antistst:
3wd 9fuNes @rwalt, $40 90
Ster' Yferre' OreiGmaI6mrn nit S6G.
trrs, u IN
3rrt' YfrNe'0rrf&maitinn nit S6a.
frrs, Ok m
@'swalt g8rliGfcrn. .S6Glrr, % 90
@sraIt Struti6neiosMul6inen, 90 90
Ssib 10 gut unb rufrt an unb urttsilet fir su8
isItt, s9e ibr iCnfrO tuufst, ttt
g. S6weiser.
NO. 122, BeF 9amittcn stroBr, aamtaun.
September z. robp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22

SIcicbfal5.- Gnnn$:@mtcr.
Sin pcUrS aEtrtimiut Ratl9rmirte uuo SrfcrS
acmirts SatiiuSts, GolmGrGt, &Cututtp SGarss, unp
etus pcufSnpiSs !tu5mabt pru fbpar5tn,, trauntm
uno btaucm sud- G8ttin9s, Grovats 70 rpte tng bcrr.
a,hs Iusmobl pcu aQlu NrtIu Sitter fir 99anns.
Injd9e-watbss allies mcblfcI ruEouit riro tsi
Nrnin9er nC S4simrr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22
Ser ippDifeile
0Arte~Q8A0ren~ StD6r
Sa rer Stabt NQcntaun
SaocnbnD, SScrGci, rub 60.


uUuitbtn ihrtu 6rcunttn uuo cintm 9tebrtsn Qut
IItum anjn5 i9tn, ro8 PC ibrsn rcblfliItn
GiIrnsQ nsQSanrrllz uno @2ldCrtau Orritbz
ldj1ftcllzStpDr
unISn9t rCrtc9 boNtn, unp ;nor natb SO. H., ,G6tt:
1omlIiNn;Srogt, imtiibtn tte Gjohbdurr Ger ocrrSn
oo9tnbutb unb @ttr9c, ,alIwc IL 9c9Cnwirq auf pant
babtn, uno 81 alltn Bitten b0ltcn prrrtn
Sin pplitGubt9cS GGHprtcmcut.
alter iEihtr gIGortn, rie in trCm pculianoiocu une
mebleln0critbtCrn @iltu B artns Scbr aGluCbt rcr.
eeu. Dttidtt atEr allie 81 tnantn riGts nGre roll.
fenIntne &bcrEsit uno tcnntt aud ttincstoGS bts
&oune6 nC9Cn Scllbcbtn.
Sbr Nfrrtmtnt @a0rtn ottr fir Irtbt ois tourn
rcltn, III bs cneTrs Gin hcrrEidis uno rcblkilts,
uno Inc GIaRS defenders ln(tt 6 jutGrcm &ortbCil,
ttt lbuen Gnjurufsn.
Der 9Nthy;aM S6r;jrGr, S;bmisrt, H. +. NJ, in &C
tereIIs btf0nut b0R ptrn man kint JnitrcBtn ltu
Nirt, man bIi tbnIu fdr QFaeren onrufcr muG--unp
ctlbt ole eiGs ucib ntht 9rtban babtn, tGnnCn Itb
caraut ptrlaHtn, t0B lt rcbl!bun ron lhncu IA fau:
len. &urB. StoIrnon matbt itb rchl6t;ahtt, pcun
gr ttt tbutn ccrprlht Tenn ht hro ftit entih(cFcr
nb ron Gitmauo untrp0iouin iu lafCu. Sn Der.
Stnoun9 nit btdm &tthr hoItu iE aud immsrrct
2ailc 2artem Characterization,
ais MaI6inrn olcr Grt, DdGs, Qfrts Gjewals
ten, 9ftrbes Ic6en,
anr turi 2tUts mas man in bieIcm Sab prrlonocn
fam. Sin @tattlGmtnt btcitr 2(rt 1T ibcn ldnoll
9cnrinitt ncrrtu. uuo toabt III nun auf Die rstbis
lSCtit jnr 8caltmIhtet urb rGu SntercGtu Der 8au:
'rn rtatrt inrem bic 99aithircr, uni iitcrhaupt al
lt Hrtitl in tbrcm 9arjtn Stckr, Scratc paslCin MD
Bsn, fir iuas fic rtltttt orrtauftn.
Gcmmt robcr Gjncr Rcmmt 2tuc lnb ltbct fir
TttJN br hr fnrff,
cas, 70 ftnc G rTD9 dtEriCu9t. rag Sbr rS ItbCr ~
@urcm 5ntrrc6c fuNtn mtrrtt ron ibucn ,u tuuftn.
sic ino bEriltb tOnttar fit tjsbcr 9luCGsrs lin:
ttrleun9, uno ftbltn pcrIbcrt, oaG nc ibrs Runc:
itoft furtb 0utt Vtbanttun0. biaac Qrcifs uno pir
eute tbrGr drtlttl nod um plIts CrpcitSrn tSunGn.
Sis tiltsn raber um 9cnei9ten 3ufpru6.
SagcnbuH, Serf6 unb So.
aprll l3. rotp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22
9ln 6Q8 Oubltfum.
QGmp& @ttin8er uuD gpbn

3sinDS Gttim8cr nuG SDbn
forbrtrritsn mirb.
gGr Ce9sGrsn bic 2lufmcrfiamfsit br5 Duttifums
int Aa9cmfnsn auf pisie 9la6rdt, inNem es tem-
irIten gum SQrtGrI 9erri4en wirO, Oa Nnltnltn
8etrpifrn linc um
Die 9reiBe bt6eutcno berobjuiegcn,
uuo mr9r mad Dem 9ar9ctO @runSIaB @sIhdfte
3U trrrtrn, pelAe5 atlrin erlautt, bic 9rsee 70
weit terabWirben mic tics 81 witnI&m ii.
9Iue Spltlc meIde ned in ben 8sGnun9tbii'
der res llnttrjdang:n--pc Bicr Ieintn trrSti6eu
Oant Su9Iei6 atlattct fir Die 70 LIBERAL BencB gene
&unHIGoIt, uno Sutrm fin cine 6crtNaucr rar nam.
Iiam @twp8mGct Gitrt - iAuIpig fine, i'm
frsunbi4aftIj@ eriudt, lctalp ats mTBIA an3uru
fen unp Sii6ti9fcit ;u MAIDEN, inotm bitIe nrue
@tnrIftna, 70 tpts ras Scrtotrn ban Stcd I'm
pisIs5 gu prr8rG6srn, e5 nrtGwcntig mn1t, ba6 ale
NueIGnbe frcmpt cn9r9sn Iclltsn.
l(nO5 @ttin9er.
Sut q, 1859. nqt@
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22
g G b g t Bier!
@ut 9teura fir alte 0icjenigen bic quite
Srillen trauben
Nh0rle2 g. NlSnfIrn.

so, % St:Somiucn :Stro6r, 2(uentouu, pa.
9ittrt I'm GrlautniB bic aufnrrfiamteit bes
9utlttum5 auf ieinm srcbrn unO wUbl ausss'
IuAtcn Strd ispsr!s 9lrten Srilrn In Cob, Gil.
bCr unp Statls5ramss gu ltnten-uno er fiiblt
Srli6rrt, rab er aae bsfrisriocu fam bic iGn nit
einem 3uIpru6 bfsbren.
&ae Qrtrn 0labsr prrbrn in 5ramrs esIeet,
uno jsbe 6lidartst prompt uRsSsii9rt,
gusuR3, nuGs
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22
Se6et un6 DDret !

Sebet 1tllD DDret J
Dem 9ro6en 0elb Sobn Srorpn, ,pe'6er
perurtbeilt Uno auf9eban9en porpen
lit, am 2ten December,
Ietne&teiber iino gu ie0en.
Samuel 6cC6t,
in cer Samitton Strabe, naDe Der Sten
in QUentdun,
psl&er up@ taw lsirtn Gunrrn unb cem Yutlt,
FUN i'm ga9emsinrn antiiupi9t, ta6 er scIonurn ii
lsincn
"a Tcrtigcu Stuf SSSiuterfleiber,
Don alien SOrtsn, rdmI4: 81 dc, 8 o.
I II Nno 2B 4 II, 25 9rcSrut tiaigsr gu per-
faufcn, ais Qnpse bic pttlt Oeidalte tctrcits.
Nud bat CT nod ptsle anosre Qrtifel fir l3errrn,
weltc ;u pid 3dum> rtnnetmen piirprn, wCllte
man lie ale tsndmen.
6cmmt uub iitsrjsu0t Gu6 Ielbl pcn trr gGoGrs
felt brs eeiagtn; inpsm cS Gun ,ugleitb cine
quite Gjelr8rnteit gilt, feline fir s 5eierta0s,
Sc Dent teNmmts grttsl Su ieben mo ra,
ron gu faufen. Srr9cbrt rs nt6t, ea III bier Frin
Sumtu9-unp STR FTnnt gang iiGer brt ibm 25
9rcjent tet Gurn @intGaien erlparrn.
OtcS ifwabrliA cne srpbe @rlegsnteit fir ri.
nen Sef t gu farsrn-trinst atcr cine sClrrus,'
lIternfs prsr cine quite pupsrnr an9el nit
bas If Der gee9 pie CT iiA lrtdt fansen tGBt In
etm ct niGt 8erne an cine eierne rpr ad9Iernc
Nn9el nnteiBt.
Sir tersits 9PnObcne &mbi4aft III er bSG1
rant6ar, unb bittst UNI zine 6ortbauer brlettn,
Samuel 9ecbt.
Setrmter Z. ralm
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22
An 0os p II bli h II M.

0etr0ibG e. 8louerunb 6 Glcn.
Die llnts3eidnrten tittrn TIM @rlautniB ben
Str80n rrn Ausntam mC Der llm9esrnp onjus
irBrn, pab lie ncuIicb ric Wiiblc an rem Serbian
6uB, etwo cine N'sle nSrpl4 Uon 2tlentaun,
HeFannt ais 9uB'5 MdGlr, 9rrcntct 9oten, allp0
ite bereit iinO
Nle 2(rten Wobts2(rbsit 3u uerribten
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-22
2pie0cl !! 9picacl I!
3Icr: iInb OpI6s " fpmIbiM1.

lrhr Srcfts ahoytcmcnt auf panh. uro rtrtauftn
fitI btIi9rr ais iie ir9tnp irulmc in aututaun
jauit rtrctn fam.
o. Sc tcmmt roun nun aIt une urttsiltt
Gub fdtlt. ga ruftt an Sc %, Slt: { cmiltrr sSf
fc an, che Sbr cnitruc touftt uno Sbr perptt
can, eoB urIle lrtiltu Die bOittn aCitCn etrotc (
Gtn, pos 1T pcnu Jbr fir 8aratlo taufct. &era
f,t Gs uitbt sin ilcIr Irtitd 1T werrantirt has
Kin mcfir CT rrtauft Miro, eNsr Cs III ttin &srtas
Gel c6 cu=S Sei ipr9mn9
pirN Gtlufalls INNER ncth ouf bir alIcrrdntnidI
9BIIe agsQtiuhtt une jrpdr an ctn aICraetinafj
Irtitr. autb miro rcn ihntn fir ras auflcaen 4
irrSt-tsitts fir 0Sttf= uno 9Ianne. r erlcnCn-l
mii ouh fir rie Scthutttiecr-uno dtcrfaurt
Ns 9iGthi4c 81 circr ecdbc.
o. llnrtrtittr GuCtrhalt Der Gtaet, rerttn nd
ttun ti itnSn ounruftu, iutcm fC tic Eaten II
,hrln on iitr biui0;n lrciftn toufrn ISrnen-|
ujt uttrhaurt oHtS tom 9Sttisr, off SIinminI
ocn ierrr Art. Ilatftr, Sdrauttr, uro turj au|
m,ltts fir tjciln 3.ptd 9cmJufht rSresn tann7
uno 70 III roTttt aud allies nab ftn ncIcltsu GI
brauhtr.
@ontbor fir tit bisberac 9rtEs llntSrfdeuua. ts
fen ft nrtb ouf ten fruGrcn sufrrut rss Tutl
tun,s. unr IihlCn pcrRbcrt, b0g eir 9rciecn on b
nGn iil iIet ptrtoufn, ibnrn ticliu rnrrrn 3ulrru
Yfthcrn muFEn,
60 ptr9efst ni6t an 9Ic 80 ~: pamintn. eira
anjurukn. cbs Sbr lcnltrrc fauftt.
o. Stes AIT 6cIj miro itStr;tit i'm auttauit
fir pausratb an9tnrniultn.
g. Ssll unb getn.
2tulrtaun. Sanuar Is, 1860. nat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-20


Convention not 20 cast any undue reflection
upon the officer Of the Convention.
A delegate said he had been at tho door
when Mr. Fisher endoayored 70 get in, and
had pledged his honor that he was member
of The Convention, bnt the officer had refnsed
10 admit him and rudely thrust him back
Mr. Fisher desired 70 make a statement
The Chair would remind thegentleman that
he is not in order.
Mr. Fisher had the floor, and did not
yield it lIFs LI
President-Ifthe gentleman did not yield
the floor at least several gentlemen have
taken the floor since he spoke, which is in
order
Capt Rynders-I rise to a point of order
The motion to adjourn Is not in order, II the
gentleman from Virginia has got the floor
The President read letter from the chair
man Of the committee on credentials, stating
that the committee would not be ready TO re-
port until tomorrow and begging the conven'
ton to continue its session during the eve
ming. Loud laughter
The President explained that the intention
Of the writer was evidently TO ask thnt the
committee might be permitted TO continue
during the evening.
Loud cheers were made for Mr. Fisher, dur
llH WHICH " ihoNlOh W uAuuuih "Hn ih"N' "hN
carried The convention then adjourned to 10
clock tomorrow morning
After the adjournment of the convention
the Theater being well filed calls were made
for several speakers, among others Capt Ryn-
ders, who declined spending, as the gentleman
from Virginia, Mr. Fisher, might claim the
| floor
An old gentleman named Worth from Mis-
sssippi, not delegate, volunteered a speech
and for some time amused the audience by
his whimsical remarks He attributed the
present to the fact that man had taken part
in Convention, who had been for twenty-five
years defamer Of Gen. jackson. There was
Gushing, the President, who had been "A deih-
mer and opponent of the principles of Jack
son until he (Cushing) turned traitor to the
party There was Josiah Randall, AN invete-
rate old sinner against jackson, addressing a
leading speech TO the Convention. He con-
tinued to denounce Douglas and his support
ers until the audience, getting weary, stopped
his talk
No other speaker answering to the call OF
the audience, the meeting dispersed.
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This MORNINGS session.

BALTIMORE, June 20.
The theater was densely packed this NOR
ming the boxes being filed with ladies, and
the upper tiers crowded.
The Convention was called to order shortly
after 10 clock.
Prayer was made by Rev Mr. Brown.
Mr. Ludlow asked if there was any infor-
nation in the possession of the Convention as
TO the probable time before the committee on
credentials would be prepared to report.
The President-Not at present
Mr. Ludlow moved to dispense with the read
ing of tie Journal-agreed to-
Mr.. King, of Mo, rose to question ofpriv-
lege. In a newspaper he held in his hand
the remarks, of another gentleman were at
tributed to him Mr. Hunter, of Mo-, on a
former day had boasted that he had voted to
turn Col Benton out of the Senate This re
mark was in the paper he held in his hand at
tributed to him
Mr. King desired to wear no such laurels
Were they on his brow he would tear them of
and trample them under his feet He desired
this explanation to be made in justice to him.
As TO the attacks that had been made upon
him he desired to say that he never voted for
any President or Congressman who was not a
Democrat and all local quarrels in the State
have long since been laid at rest But he did
not recognize this as fitting place for these
illusions.
Mr.. Clark, Of Mo-, said the remarks attrib
uted to Mr. King, had been made by his ven
cradle friend Col Hunter, He proceeded in
Justice to the latter to attack the course o.
Col Benton, whom he denounced as a recrean
to the Democratic party and its principles.
Mr. Ludlow, Of N. Y, rose TO a point o
order No question was before the conyen
ton, and this discussion is out of order
The President-The gentleman from Mis-
souri, can only proceed by unanimous consent
(Cries of go on, and loud cries of mol during
which Mr. King made some remarks to Mr.
Clark to which Mr., Clark replied in an eX
cited manner am not TO be deferred b.
your threats
Mr.. Conn refused, and he took his seat
The President presented letter from tn
Florida delegation correcting what appeare
to be an erroneous impression on the part q
the COMMITTEE The letter stated that no pre-
ceedings of the Florida Convention had bee
officially communicated TO the President, a
the Florida delegates were not accredited L
this convention; but large discretion was lei
with the delegates and they came here anN
ious to return to the convention, if they SAY
any chance of doing so with honor, as the
desired TO reunte the Democracy on "A basi
3 of the principles laid down by the majort
Platform at Charleston They had as Y,
: seen nothing to warrant their return to tn
convention.
The President explained that he had NJ
. intended in making this statement to be M
derstood as saying that any official applicatio
had been made To him by the delegation.
Mr. Ludlow, of n Y, said he had receive
J official information from the Committee q
9 Credentials that they would not be ready
report till o'clock, and moved that the Coz
vention take a recess till o'clock
The Convention then adjourned till p. Il
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BALTIMORE, juno 20.
Yet another personal encounter occurred
this morning
Last night, before the committee on creden-
tinls language Of an exciting personal char.
acter passed between Mr.. Whiteley, seeding
delegate and Mr. Townsend, Douglas contes-
tant, of Delaware.
At 5 o'clock this morning, Mr. Whteley en-
tered the Maltby House, where Mr. Townsend
is stopping, and took seat by the passage
way lending 10 the washing-room. About
quarter past FIVE Mr. Townsend came down
stairs into the Office, laid his cane on the coun-
ter and was walking into the wash room, hav-
ing 10 pass Mr., Whiieey..
Mr. Whteley rose, and as Mr.. Townsend
passed. struck him a powerful blow on the
side of the head
Mr. Townsend was staggered by the blow
but recovered Immediately, and springing on
Mr. Whteley seized him by the front Of his
shirt and neck tie, and ran him across the
office. Both are very powerful men and they
kept striking rapidly at each other till Mr..
! Whiteley fell
Mr.. y. then shook Mr., Whiteley somewhat
and said sir, want no difficulty with you,
and you will promise to behave yourself and
let me alone ! will LET you up
Mr. Whteley replied harshly to this, refus-
ing to make any promise, and still keeping up
the struggle
The landlord Of the hotel, who alone saw
the encounter called for assistance, and the
police entered and separated the parties
! When Mr. W. rose he Immediately thrust
his hand into his breast pocket as though feel
ing for something when Mr. 4. said-be care
| fal, he may be armed Mr. w after feeling
in his pocket looked around him on the floor,
when Mr. T. saw Mr. WIS pistol lying at his
feet He instantly secured il and placed Il
in his own pocket saying will take care of
this for the present Mr. W was then taken
out Of the House. and the affair was for the
present terminated
1t is supposed that Mr. T. will not follow up
the quarrel, not being duest but he will
always be prepared to defend himself from at
tack
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New York Market.
[By Telegraph for the Daily Empire
New YoRK, June 20 q pm.

New YoRK, June 20.-2 pm.
FLOUR-Receipts lO,s2O bbls market
opened steady and closed a shade better sales
1900 bbls IS 1905 20 for superfne State;
50 3O@5 35 for extra State So 1905 20 for
superfne western; So 3O@5 40 for common
to medium extra western; So 55@j 20 for in
ferior TO good shipping brands.
RYE FLOUR-Steady at So 5069i 20.
WHEAT-Receipts Of 63,Ols market firm
er with good export demand sales 20 900
bush 81 23@l % for Chicago Spring; 81 p
al 293 for Milwaukee Club; 81 3O@l 30 for
Amber Iowa and Wisconsin; 81 40 for white
Canada 81 lO@l Al for white western.
RYE-Quietat at sl@s5c
BARLEY-Dull
CoRN-Firm; receipts 4O,3tl sales 10,
900 bu at G2@63 for unsound Ga for SOUND
mixed western.
OATS-Quiet and unchanged
PORK-Steady for mess and heavy fol
prime.
BUTTER-Moderate request at 1906 70
Ohio ll@20 for state
WHISKY-lregular; sales 1000 bbls a
lH@2ll
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June 10. M.
FLOUR-The market presented no new
features to-day We understood lot of 800
bbls of choice superfne was offered at 50, but
buyers were not willing to take hold at that
figure The sales were confined to $50 bbls
as follows 233 bbls superfne at $5 100 do.
do. at s. O5; 1870 do. Extra at So 3d. and LOG
do do at So 10.
GRAIN-There was q little more inquiry
for the prime qualities of Wheat to-day thar
there has been during the last week. We
quote prime White at 81 1901 20 and prime
Red at 81 1901 l3.
CORN-Ear steady and in fair demand a
A5@46c; shelled dull and in limited demand a
45c for mixed and SOC for White sales 40,
bus ear in bulk at ACC; 500 do do, at Mariet
ia depot, at l3c.
OATS-Were in good demand, with mor
buyers than sellers, at 3Sc in bulk. The sale
were 500 do, from store, at Ale, 250 do, from
landing, at 39c; 500 do, in bulk, at 37!G 6Ot
do, do at 39c.
RYE-Is dull and lower, closing at s3@S5
for prsme sales 37j bushels at S5c
BARLEY-Prime fall is in good denan'
at Soc, but lower grades are dull and wanted
sales 225 bushels good fall at soc,
WHGSKY-The market is steady, with
fair demand; sales | 1000 bbls at l7l@l7sC
the lntter rate for wagon
GROCERIES-Sugar is in moderate de
mand, with small sales at s@83c Coffee firm
$50 bags sold at lIl@llic Molasses dull 9
| I5G,l IGc