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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-12
A Modern Saint-The Human Love OF
TheodOre PARKER.

The Atlantic Monthly says in its last
issue:
The first thing that strikes an observer Ia
listening to the words ofpublic and private
feeling elected by Theodore Parkef,s de-
parture, is the predominance in them ali. of
the sentiment Of love. His services, his
speculations, his contests, his eopious elO-
quence, his many languages, these come in
as secondary things, but the predominant
testimony is emotional. Men mourn the
friend even more than the warrior. No
fragile and lovely girl, fading uutimely iat0
Heaven, was ever more passionately beloved
than this white-haired and woFld-Weary
man. AS he sat in his library, during his
lifetime, he was not only the awakener of q
thousand intellects, but tine center Of q
thousand hearts; be furnished the natural
home for every foreign refugee, every hunted
slave, every stray thinker, every vexed and
sorrowing woman. And never was there
one of these who went away uncomforted,
their scattered hands now fling roses upon
This immense debt of gratitude was not
bought by any mere isolated acts Of virtue;
indeed, it never is SO bought; love never Is
won but by a nobleness which perEades the
life. In the midst Of bis greatest cares there
never was a moment when he was not all
too generous of his time, his wisdom, and his
money. Borne down by the accumulation
oflabors, grudging, as g student Rrudges,
the precious hour that once lost can neVorbe
won back, he yet was always holding him
self at the call of some poor criminal at the
Police Office or some sick girl IN q asuhurban
town, not of his recognized parish perhaps,
but longing for the ministry Of the Only
preacher who had touched her soul. Not. q
mere Wholesale TefOrmer, he wore out his
life by retailing It's great influences 70 the
poorest conner. Not generous ia money
only-though the readiness ofhis bene6eenee
in that direction had few equals-he always
FASTENED past that minor bestOwal to ask If
there were not some other added gift Poosi-
some life-blood, in short, to be laFiehsd in
some other form, to take out the already
hberal donation Of dollars.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-12

SLAVERY IN THE DUTCH WEST INDIEs.--The
King Of Holland, in his speech at the open
ing Of the current session Of the Dutch I.egis-
latnre, announced that a bill win be sub
mitted for their consideration, for the sup
preston of slavery in the Dutch West In-
diaa .... ...I t.a-r
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ATTENTION. ADVERTISERS The DAILY
PREss has the largest city circulation.
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A UCTION SALE-By c. J. W. SMITH -Posi-
also, No. 416 John ST eet win be sold or FRI
DAY AFTERNOON, October u 1850 at 3 O'clock
un the premisUs a tWo-stoTy Brick Building, No.
53a Central-aV., between Laurel and BetIs-sts /,
With an engine and boiler, four turning lathos one
broom mhandle machine, four cotton cards Tor max
ing batting, &c. The lot is leaseh0ld with Mae
YEAR, 70 rum and is 70 feet ont b. 100 feet deep to
ALsO-A Frame Cottage Of three rooms at No
416 John;st, near Laurel Tho lot Il Is feet front
by 20 feet deep; perpetual leRsehold with prviege
70 buy at s2o per foot Title perfect Sale postiye
Terms made Known at sale
@. J. W. SMITH, Auetioneer,
Ocll No. H0f Nfne-street
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Two FEMALES OF MUsouLAR DEyEroPazaT.
On Sunday evening, a woman naIned kliza
Hartneit being drunk, was ordered from the
house by her employer, John Sherlock. ln-
stead OF complying. she commenced an abuse
OF Mr.. and Mrs. s., whereupon Mr.. 3. At
tempted 70 use force which Eliza resebted
arms with AN AK Mr.. s. ran away While
Mn. S. kpocked Eliza down, secured he's
Weapon and threw her out Of doors. Eliza,
after smashing the windows was at last
locked up.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-12
AUCTION SALES.

a UCTION SALE-By JACOB GRAFF & co.
EA Sale. rooms No. IS East Fourth-Btreet. Good
Furniture, Stoves, &C., at Auclion.-Ou FRIDAY
MORNING, October u, at 9o'clock, will be sold at
rxSent nr6Te GSo WbicS ara
two fine Marble top Sideboards, quantity Of Chairs
good Bedsteads, Sofas, Center; tables &c Bar-room
s!deboard, do Chairs, do. Screen, Marble Slab, &c.
ALS0-0fice desk, Chairs, &c.
ALS0-Twenty dozen RaZors, Tin-ware Hard
ware and Cutlery; 90 900 Cigars.
ALS0-Eifty Cooking, Parlor and oiflcA. stoves.
ocl2 JACOB GRAFT, Auct,oneer.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-12

Cincinnati TRoTnNG PABK-FdH Meet
ing Third DGy.-The race over the Cincin-
natl Trotting Park yesterday afternoon was
largely attended, closely contested, and alto
getber spirited. "Fillmore" was the favor
heaVy I'VE can @ mot eive 1--WE oT detaed ISs aeepnSt at
Of the race for want Of space, but annex the
following
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-12

A UCTION SALE-BY COOPER & STOKES.
n Sales-r No. Id East Fourth street Two
new Brick Dwelling houses, on wado-st.-Wnl ho
sold at Public Auction, on TUESDAY AFTER
new Brick Dwelling h uEes, on the south slde of
Wade, between Central-av. and JOhn-street The
houses each contain seven rooms, with gas cellar,
hydTant &c, The lot is 25 feet front by 66 feet deep
Terms OF Sale-one-fourth cash. balance in one,
two and three years, with per cent interest. II
the purchaser wishes 10 pay all cash, deduction u
two hundred dollars will be made on each house.
oeii COOPER { STOKES. Anctionoers.
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FOR RENT.


ErOR j. ENT-A PLEASANT RoOM--wjth ras,
N wrll furnished. Terms moderate. ApplV at =
seyenth-st, north side, cast Of Main ocl2-d|
ETOR HENT-.A BARRIER -sHOP-North. east
premises ocil-bf
RNUR RENT-A store and dwelling, No 32s
- lentrnl-RveDue, near Ninth street Apply to
JOHN CAHlLL, 50 Pearl rl-street oc9.ca
EvOR RENT--A sTORE-And two Rooms, to
y n good tenant, without children, Mt No. 81
paItlcWNe' Ccl2b'
EOR RENT -HOUsE-2O Fourth-gt.. between
n Main and sycamore, now occupied n iurni-
tllre store by John CCycr. Inquire Of Mrs RED
DISH, 3lS fifth-st no'r John. oc0-hs
VTOR REST-A CUTTAGE-Uft thrao rooms, ou
H Seventh-strcet near VI in st CovingtOn In-
gnire of J. $. HOFFMAN, 1913 Contral-ayenue,
Cincinnati. ocll-be
UTOR RENT-FURNIsIIED FRONT ROOM
n Lit with gas, suitable for one two gentlemen,
in private family. References exchanged. Apply
at 1919 Central-aVcnup, between Third and Fourth.
focll-bal
NOR RENT-ROO OMS-Two large pleasant up-
H per rooms, with gas, &c, in private dwelling,
lodging rooms, or for taiors' work rooms. Address
B., at this office. ocll-as
WTQR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS-In the Apollo
a Buildings, n. W. corner Fifth and Walnut
st., two fine offices, on second floor, and several
good lOdging-rno In fourth story. inquire Of II
r. HORTON 1 Apollo Buildings. oc7-f
ENOR RENT-oN WEST FOURTH ST. Part
q Of the spacious Store, No. 100, opposite the
Postothce suitable for nano:fortes, or sewing ma
that would not conflict with the present occupant.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-12

Cincinnati TTotting Park-FaH Meeting-
Third DGy-IaTse 5000 Tvo-miLe Heats,
best three an JfUe 10 HaTRess-Free for all
Horses kGtReVer TTotted in 2:35.
George BidNell enters CHI z. "Filimore'' ,,,,l 2 l
i. A Smith enters b. g, "Dlok Turpin" .......5 2
s. Dodge enters bl m 'Abby Woods"............I 8
o. W. Dimmick enters b. g. Bob Watt5' ........3
l.. w. Browning enters b. 9. "Emeradn n.....,..2 s
Timo-5:O9; 500; sOszi
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COvINGTO y NEWS.

PICTURES can be had fol Is cents, in cases,
at A. s. Blooms, No. IA West Fifth-streat
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BOARDING.


few ladies or gentlemen can he
hG accommodated with every comfort, on renson-
abie terms, at No Harrison st. oclZ-b'
}. TIERNEY, No. 81
Nd 1hird.st., east of Broadway. Permanent and
transient. ocll.c+
HpOARDING-A pleasant front room, with
AS b. ardiDg, on second floor, for gentleman and
wife; also, room for three youTg men. Reference
required. Apply at 1872 George ST. oclS-O-
UBOARDING--A fe y single gent emen can bo
ED accommodated with good board and pleasant
rnOmR by applying at lSS flithst, south side, be-
tween Vine and Race. 0cl2.b'
UlOARDING-Two gentlemen can be .. commo.
10 dated with board and pleasantly furnished
room, in private family, by inquiring ut No &t3
George-st., between Smith and Mound ocl2.l'
TlOARDING-Furnishe room for families ;
1O also, rooms for single men. Day-boar Hers can
be accommodated at ]z7 syeamoro-st., bstween
Fifth and Sixth, west side. ocl0-tT
EVOARDING-Two single gentlemen can be nc :
E0 commodated with pleasant room aud board,
at No. 29S West Fifth-st. Also, @ few moro day
boarders will be taken, at 81 per week ocll-bf
HEOARDING G-Seyeral young gentlemen he
good board; also, two or three families Terms
moderate. Also, accommodations for day -boarders.
n. w cor Fifth and Broadway, No, so. ocll-de
NrOARDING-A gentleman and his wife can
.IB find pleasant home in private family, whore
there are no bOarders with one or more fine untur
nsbed rooms in a central location. The house is a
good one and of modern finish. Address X, at this
Office. ocl2-br
HEOARDING-In Gown gton-A lady and gen.
A0tlcman, or two single gentlemen, can bo accom-
modated with well furnished, cheerful bedroom,
and board in respectable family, having no Young
children, two three minutes walk from the Scott
stree Landing. For address, apply to Box 25I,
CoviDgton Postoffice. ocl2-t*
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XUANTED--A PARTNER-Eithcr active or ST.
w lent, To take an interest in scheme by which
q handsome profitmay be realized. No one need
apply who not com eand at least 81, ,eJO Address
PARTNER, Cincinnati Postoihce. ocl2-c
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-12

WEANTED-PRINTER- intelligent boy,
w having several years experience in the bust:
ness, 20 learn Plain and Fancy Iob-settiug. good
opening. Apply early at Merchants Printing
Works, - West Third-st. ocll-b'
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"ANTBD-A sTTUATIoN--As saleswomnn,
w In millinery, dry goods OF fancy store. Sat-
W. r; WEST, at WRlGHTsoN CO.'S, 16z Wal
nut-street. oo2 b' .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-12

KUANTED-A H0USE-In Covington, contain:
w ing Ave or six rooms, with cellar, in good
neighborbocd. Rent not to exceed $500 per year.
Apply by letter to Box 300, Postofice, Covingt.n,
Kentucky ocl2-b'
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LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT

LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF POSTAGE.
Thursday, October IL, 1860:
Is. Heck man. st. Louis, Mo.
Sam'l II, Hall Wilmington, o.
Henry T. Magill, La osse, Mo.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-12

NUANTED-NINEC CE NTS For good Picture,
w at CowAN'S Picture Gallery 22 West Fifth
street. Thousands Of fancy cases arriving daily.
You car. get them cheaper than in any other Gal
lefy in the world. ocll-b
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-12

WUANTED-A SITUATION-By a young man
Wv az coachman, to attend horses, milk COWS, or
to do any thug who're he can be useful. Address
X. S., this Office ocll-bF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-12

ED-IBIMEDIATELY = Several good
w Mnliners and one competent Dress-m 2Ser.
Apply at Mrs BOBINS0N'S now Store, 100 West
Fifth.st., near Elm. Mono but good haud5 need
apply. ocl2-d'
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"ANTED-A SITUATI0N--By a young wo-
w man, TO run Grover 4 Baker Sewing-ma-
chine on vest work, or as button-hole maker. I'm
derstands worsted embroidery. Address II. l; g,
this office. ocll-b'
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"A.TED-EvERY B0DY-To know that
they can get good Picture toI Ten cents
hi LOOM IS, No. ia West Fifth-st., between hain
and Walnut VSls'D
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-12
STEAMBOATS,.
City News.

METEOROLOGICAL JOBsERvATIoNs-By Henry
Ware, 0ptician, October IL:
Oo,ock. barometer. Th@rao,uetet
Z a. m---..-...... .........Zy.30 Above Hero-G0
" M. ............29.42 Above Hero-5S
p. n ........,.....,,...,,. ~ 80 Above yero-b3
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-12

WANTED-FANCY O1sEs-Tho largest as.
sST1@eDt %T9s by ten thcSssnS can seen At Ar
street, commencins at Fifth and Main. The finest
Photographs in the city taken by the mammoth
camera a.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-12

M ANTED--MinistureP Pins are daily filed with
w superior Likenesses at APPLEGATE'S new
Gallery corner Fifth and Main. Pictures taken by
the mammoth camera as low as fifteen cents. The
only place to get them is at the of Fifth aud
Main a.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-12

NUANTED-As sITUATION-As cook in pri-
wv vate family, by a respectable woman, who
thoroughly understands her business; good washer
and ironer, f required; prefer staying in the CITY,
Address NJ. II Press Office. ocll-b1 4
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-8UOWTWANTBD

= - - WhNTs,pr IGOR SAFE FOR BBNr."
tIOeT,n 0FOUND," "B0ARDING,'' &o--Ad-
vertetheutb coming under these hcndings, not
octding Eve lines, will lie inserted twice for rs cents
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ES-LiftiLg her large luminous
wv eyes to his, with smile 80 beautiful that IL
might have maddened an anchorite, she said, You
certainly must get me your likeness from JOHN
SONS Gallery, Ninth and Main, where the work is
of the best quality and the prices very low. ocllb+
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-12

"ANTED-A SITUATION-In a store ~ a
w Infhg lady having three years experience Ia
the business. dry-g goods fancy Rtore preferred
No objectionsAo stand in Daguerrean Callers,
Address s. @ Press Office, ocl2-bS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-12

WNANTED-To REHT-A house, with four or
w 1--WE rooms, about Twenty-Five minutes walk
above description will find prompt paying tenant
by addressing A. B., Box 9O9. oc9-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-12

"ANTED-A sITUATIoN-As porter in a
w hotel, store or steamboat, by smart, active
young man. He has boen employed In several prom
inent hotels, giving entire satisfaction. Inquire
Ocis.bS N j. CHAPLIN & 90.
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CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.
We invite the attention Of endsof the Republican cause
10 the following list Of Documents;
THE POLITICAL TEXTBOOK
FOR 1860.
lyol, cloth. Price l.
LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
HON, ABRAH A NJ l. n O o l. n
(AuthoIized edition)
By ID. W. BARTLETT
Beund In CLOTH with Steel Portrait, aa pages Price 81
Postage prepaid.
An abridged Edition, paper covers, Is cents

sa. Of ss9eiy a,%cve social d.es.e al aad
dsG1s dssn to The isIaias Ra.n s''f siff @
Ap 81 sS roIs os,ro, 2 pages .seea IS
cent. copy 80 p, haHGIea posisss s, 10 csat.
With opinions Of the judges and arguments Of counsel Price
S ssn' Pys io is pREb fS:,asS s con' ,. D.m, Of 100
pages Postage Psa One copy rs cents four copies, sl
Viii IHE fEiBGNk ALMANAC for 1850 Oea.. ga Vote
Presden States, Return Of Elecso. Fe postage
phE hELrfRs II ffei fPEsbkd ~ GSPss ZEE
lcompegdsml Phe 20 cen'i siS per No. sl0o per 200
HE i r. ! ;. s
REPUBLICAN PoCkET-PlsToL Price cents Postage
TlCN IN Semi Weekly Tribune Of June Price cents PEI
ondS fP.ss fRlcrs PEI copy additional
PLEASE to the remarks Post
' q ThE fSSIIs:
Rochester Speech of oSs with Charles oCOnOr' Union
A1I"If H. 4hi DEMOCaATiC LEADERS FOR DTsUNIoN
Speech Henry Wilson Of Massachusetts In the Senate Jan
nj i THE ADMISSION OF KANSAS Gov. Seward, great
EATlUEAL Politics Speech Of Abraham 59 7Id ocGln Of
Illinois At the GOOEe, in.tqts ~ ''o james
v. LAND FOR THE LAEDLEss: The Hon. Galusbs A
Thr fRssfhf fE CT e.
Republican who knows well the man and his history large
a.iOn campaign document Price cents ;oPy 10 cent
by mail ne cent additional mu,t be sent to prepay postage
VII PROTECTlUN or BoMk LABOR AND HOME
PRODUCTIONS NECESSARY TO THE PROSPERITY
or THE AMERICAN FARMER BY Henry Carey Baird
The above printed ar type and good paPe each
for ing large octave Of 10 No which
double Size and price The others sold 10 quantities Of One
for oss EEsr per copy and q, the Ta0a..s
desire In smaller quantities, 81 q per handed y cents per
dozen; siugy cents By mail postige prepaid cents pei
sopy 10 cent? Der DOZEN 81 GU per lD Sl3 81 per loo
il not our Republican friends aid to circulate the docu
p,en, Nav IA the time thousands of nGd. be
THE TRIBUNE,
Tribune Buildings, NewYork.
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NETWORK, TUESDAY, AUGUST IA, 1874
NOIICE.-To NEwsDEALEKs WEST

NO1lCE,-I0 NENSDEALEho "Co'
ALBANYFor the present unable to forward your papers
beyond Albany until the departure of the second or M
tsin although the Newspaper Express has never f'edin MAKING
connection with the 73o train, which h the h't un
leaving Albany for the West prepayment having been offered
and refused
The Ansioan Express Company who have for along time
oseted Is business be the only parties who are
privileged TO carry newspapers the passenger trains OF the
N.wYorl Central Railroad but Of charge to the
n, d.rgped &. sach a. to positive loss TO ship them
without tppesing the dealer Therefore, the undefsgisd
would advise all parties Of Albany for the present to make
their own for the sDsPOaon Of their goods But
until arrangements are perfect. he undersigned will
tpue to prepay them az usual and forward them rapidly
pos,ble.
The Price of the New York Daily Papers TO parties who pay
their own transit Albany III be two cents by
the say newspaper train In justice TO parties west Of syra
cu,e would .ugge, that the mail viii bring the pagers
hours earlier than they forwarded under present ccum
stances or by any other The interests Of Newspaper
Dealer. will be promoted by arranging with the N Y C. R. R.
Co. d ec for the transportation of their goods Instead OF the
American Express Co.. who have notified the undersigned that
conformity with their method o doing bnsiness delay Of
two or three Albany will be to wayb news
paper package. which go subject to charge.
venture to predict that will not be days before the
NewYork c. R. R. Co. will find to their interest pursue
their usual course of dealing and allow the newspapers
pass on every connecting train
Respectfully, L. NJ SHEAR,
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A GENTS SHOULD LOSE NO TINE
n THE CAMPAIGN FAIRLY oPENED!'

IA THE CAMPAIGN FAIRLY OfENED!'
NOW is TINE TO MAKE MONEY |!
DESCRIPTION OF CAMPAIGN NOW READY:
No. l. About the size Of $50 God Pece...Pce so cent.
No O. Some larger than $50 Gold PecePrce St cents
Ne g. About size Of Silver Half Dollar Price % cents
No l. About the size Of Silver Quarter 20 cents
No. s. Solid Iim, miled edge, about the size Of
So Gold Piece ~ Cens'
AL the life like Meanoype Portraits Of
the Csndatethe Candidates for President side and
NcePresidelt on the other,
Also, Now Ready:
large variety Of beautiful MEDALLION MEDALS, In Sill
Oreide Nickel Britannia Sc at prices varying from 10 to
50 cents
Also, now ready, with each set Of Candidates;
THE NEW SCARF PIN,
Embracing Meanotype Lib of Candidates for President
and Vice President unique mounting Price 3It cents
Any OF the post paid receipt Of price in
stamps money.
styles and prices by the quantity sent free on sp
pEcation.
Address, }. q. WELLS,
Manuiscurers Depot,
Cor Psrkrow and Beekmarst.,
New-York.
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6perial Notices.

The Republican Electors Of the seversl wsIds and
T.~ls ercby squestsd
ioa toe puTpOss Vi eleclpg Five
each Nsla and Avn In
bly, Diicts Tor the pnfpose OF eectus Two
ana TO the r. Puoci1 SAFE Couventon 70 90
syiseSse the 2Sd OF Ausu nsL Primary 10
he on NEDNksDAl, the l5h between the Of
sss O'eiSeA p IL.
Nna PAGES OF MEETING.
2-oseI BIoOAlyn Market, James st.
9-No. CouItss
tho. laS Adams-st
b-No. ll3 rr sIectst.
6-1o b Glnc snd Chnton-sts.
wi wan, eVin,i Cnnion and De KAlb-svs
st hnton hGtel corner 3osv. and 2ith-st
S-H isw ALI, cOlBeI OF beofoIa and ult0L-ava
R-ko y3 bOtTlm ~.
n-UBa dan eoIr,r Of Adj lphi-st and Myrtle
l2-ko. Citton-Plate.
E--Oaeob, btlIt
ls-NO 80 OT,hd-st
IS-loip.I Of e5Isndst and GIshsm-av
le-JIioD Hall, .Tntr ol Even AID aesseroletts
11-NIg rpomt
lb-kOTtIss hotel, busb~Ick Cross Roads.
B-NuIth-Sttt Dl,ision-ag. and 4th-st
New UtehtkTanA Oocey and at the usual place Of
y tie oibeI towns.
she Assembly pis,Ts Conventions be held the lst5
hst, ~ the folio ing times AID places;
Dt,nIt
l-No. CouTt-tt., at o'clock p m.
1-CoIn,I aIue and CliI ItoD-sIs., p. N.
S-No. l55 AdanIs-,t ~ y. IN.
4-No. y COuItsL al
k-ULs Han Al, lphist and My rtle-sy a. p.
S-le.UI, 5.h-fk al
5-Union hsl Coz D.r Esen and Messerols-sts, at
by ofdeT Of the ComnlUee,
SETd Is. COLE Chairman.
i N S1RARNt. SeSrety.
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EDITORS PREFACE.

The snse end Of the presentation In compact
the facts votes resolves
the political atpg this county 1t has been o
every candidate other Important sPea
for himself bis platform, and vndicste III ae msyl
contency the OF hs vieVs on toe ea
questions y hch unoeTlie curent poli,ics
Of course such wtrk can have but comparstVe merit
BAse and s uany things must be omit ea
the compiler oGd isb insert, and critic WI
al nv ins.rI this omit Why give
much little Besides IL always possible
II remembered hnd al hat would be val
ud a hike this We only say that have done our
best: let him do better who -
Inaecuscy citation Of the chief vices Of political
ssions hardly listen set speech, even NON
wennfore ed and truthful watch s not tnarred bY
OF the POSI-
heedesy read long lost msad quoted from
with Hpency and though with tnduoaoe sccn
CT stions de do injustice TO tnen an
and tend msesd the hal We believe the docu nenss
collected In tn printed that their general accuracy
By csnvsssen Of all parties Text Book win be
hen and reao aud reflect find manifest help to
the issues and contentious OF the day
They will interested comparing the oetad positions sseo
bS Mr. Linz on MIR Douglas Gen C-ss, or Mr Everett
;ed 70 that the fluent Of some political
hi, To verify the citations OF frotn
decsimer sometimes the easiest and most convincing eint
ton OF mis- speech .
m tc. of partisan the thread Of narrative
which partially the successive reports ois sotrs 60
the uDibtedtlona ana regretted
Our compile record sccepaoe ana
10 IN of ali parties which nsh be oOnsated aad trusted
by all Is original herein Is regarded as o no ns
merit eucida ion OF tue residue Wihsni
further explanation BOOB
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solicited Address THE TRIBUNE
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-14
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TO STATESMEN AND POLITICIANS.
L NOW READY;
POLITICAL TEXTBOOK
FOR 1860:
Comprising Brief View Of
PRESIDENTIAL NUMlNATloNs AND ELECTIONS:
Including
ALL THE NATIONAL PLATFORMS EVER YET
ADOPTED:
Also,
A HISTORY OF THE STRUGGLE
INSPECTING
SLAVERY IN THE TERRITORIES,
ACTION OF CONGRESS AS TO THE
FREEDOM OF THE PUBLIC LANDS,
THE MOST NOTABLE SPEECHES AND LETTERS
MEssRs LINCOLN, DOUGLAS, BELL, CAss, SEWARD,
EVERETT, BRECKINRIDGE IL " JOHNSON, ETC,
ETC, TOUCHING TIE QUESTIONS OF THE DAY;
RETURNS OF ALL PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS
SINCE 1886.
Compiled By
HORACE GREELEY AND JOHN F. CLEVELAND.