, 1860-04-28

Republican Primary Meetings. .:.
The Ward Caucuses for the appointment Of
delegates to the County Convention, which
will glucose delegates to the State Convention,
will be held this evening in all the Wards. No
member Of party organization bus right to
complain of persons andpo1icy adopted By such
party, unless he has done his whole duty in his
o~n place, commencing with the Primary
A<es:ngs. Hundreds Of good Republicans hare
been Too apt 10 neglect these. Let tonight be
au exception, and the meetings be full; and in
numbers aud enthusiasm ar earnest Of results
in The great conflicts to come.
The following are the places for hcllins these
meetings, with the several Ward Committees:
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ii W:ttss u,$ae. :tesse e. State reecha,. L. wr.ep
TK: iiawiey Geo. ". Gsst Thse6sia nasmsrn "a .g T. T.
HEa;s, Wn Murray. 4. u rasTonh, 4. Garrison j.
.. 4. a'ff1se f7ez IT, 3sss s g. # s5A5aa5D 55aEDe' john
e:f e. w.y G9.; w,!y;ai a.l3; 4 1;s1t ueuxn
IA 1o john Anondsea. George Levercnz. William Wa5
Metzln2 L. sseaiaro. T. Authony. ,e:s lets1s+n.
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:.elsi. nSSsse Bee f;iiF nopsinso' JOHN Ae.ten*s*n
Michigan Southern Railroad Affair.".
We have already given the action Of the laie
election Of the Michigan Southern Railroad
Company 4. Toledo, and its new list Of officers,
40 change is inaugura1cd in the actual superin-
teoeence Of the road, John D. Campbell, Esq
who Tor four years past has been conueeted with
that TINT department, first us Assistant Super
intendcnt, and l. ter as Superintendent, having
been appointed to the latter post L morning
contemporary, which Affects large insight into
railroad affairs, should have possessed the rc-
quisite amount Of information to give this as
simple piece of news, which would hare further
saved tue accompanying display Of ignorance
aud i'll nature.
On "Wednesday last, the following testimo3iais
Of official and personal respect and regard for
tho Lion. George Bliss, Of Springfield, Mass,
On bis retiring from the Presidency Ct the Com
pany, were presented to him.
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tea set consisting Of six pieces, Of solid sileer,
Of the most elegant design and beautiful work
rarship, together with an cbany cane with
massive Go|d head, ornamcnted and chased III
the highest style Of the .eugrayer's nrt-which
we're presented to Nr. Bliss BY The officers and
employees of the road. Concerning the testi-
mouial re have the local satisfaction Of know.
ing that this beautiful service in solid silver was
entirely Of Chicago workmanship, from the es-
tab1ishment Of Mr. Cabery.
OFFICE MICH. snU &yoR IND. T. RICO,
To1.KDo, Az II :3h, 1860.
Mo; Gs%reE nIsss Pr SI;h ,,.,! fsw Il yoHs fdsid
then lCh tr1sona re yourself ard appreciation 4
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.nca, supervision aud the Ee.csa lal hoad y.,c1n
tse No.thse:t. x.a RESPECTFULLY sour acceptance cf
IL .Lus adtfns X yru e h<ve desired tcrurueus1yts t.
mcthod e pu,l.c r1e** ntaon ~ lug foreign to our
fH> ou;se and "ur most cbes:sh ~4b ill ae gra ihtd
i tits atn're efs prnv. to have he well ch
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w respectfully, Yours,
.rno. H. Campbell anGrex 1!ea.ur William u. Alien,
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Milla: T. t'seoea G: Fats j.. Sab, lanes T. Quits
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