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MEDICINES.

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kdss OssseS9st fhs ssess Cwtsss, Speedy, sd nl9
Efsefssi Rssssdy 10 rAs Hevld,
fok ALL DISEASES OF IAPRUDENcB.
LET NO FALSE DELTcxCy PREvRNr.
$50 APPLY MINED ATELY.
IN FROM ONE 70 TR0 DAYS.
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DER Marriage npsssiss. and destroy sss DsSy asa md
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sssd brilliant ntsss We nigh. sshsrviss AVE
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dense. -. = = =
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OFFICE Ma fsogl1YRKpEaicKs raxEY,
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DisEAsEs OF IMPReDEaCE
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DA JoAhsohSREMEpY ron ORGANIC wEAKHEss
A Gsat and tmPertsnt snsdy vsahss tAs s,Rass
are spssdy cared and fs vssr rsstsrsd fhss..ass sIs
essn LINN sdistsly relieved. 1S''
Al mPsdmsnts . NarYags. PhyssssI sr Mental Dssssa
asanens bssa q Prsefsavs Psvs Nsr.Sus LIMA Sitv
kiad speedily cured.
ENCOURAGEMENT OF Yurnr.a
We MANY 1HOV0AHD1 cured this institute, vtAs.
last jean, snd the important SIre
sal spsausas psrfsrmsd By Dr. johnson ssssd sy ~
nlsr,r Of hs Papsn and many ether lsrssus ns,l.ss
nave af.n and again ssfrs the Pssls
'iity' 'ss ssat rsssastss V he saistsd Jan f6Iy
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Nor,ce nc r INo $751;
IhE .NORTHWESTERN LAND Dis
TEICT," IN THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Neuee 10 hereby n zen that, in pursuance OF aw
snd n ylsv 81 the fact that the un.old land in
OF MfssIss1PPr, is reduced below one hundred thnn
sna ssfes the secretary of The Interior has dreo-
which IL located ut GRENADA, and that the vacant
lands therein be made bieot to sale and entry at
skGSsox, IN said state. from and after As Isl DAY
Lands remaining unsold and unapproprIated bv
Aw, Aud subject TO sale Ard entity At GRENADA will
cease ~ be subject to entry 1t that Office After the
RECEIPT Of NOTICE to that effect the and
esIyef thereof. excepting only TO ecnsummate sx-
isunx PTe Iemptons, and the land officers a. JACK
sol give public notice OF the day vhlch they
VII % prepared 20 receive applications for entries
OF any each lands at their Office, which viii. II
practicable. DO on the first day of december next "
Isnd PSF ;C sn,lted 70 patent; At the GTeneda
OF November nsxt, as after that date they viii b.
returned to this Office for delivery.
,1iysn under my hand, at the city of WASHINGTON.
sand I'D - cay OF september ammo Domini thou.
Jos. 8. WILSON.
% h-W6VF -, N oAaoo'
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for the faithful performsnos Of the contract With
two or more sureties, whose sufhcieney mus be
certified By . United States judge or district az
No proposal win be received that does not etrict
~ conform, In ell Particulars, TO tbs terms and
directions Of this Advertisement.
90 aawtOct2a Acting Commissioner.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SCOOPS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INrERror.
Oesee IsdtdN Afasys, Ocf. 4 l8a

eAH4at = Z d"
DKpARrMKNr OF III. TNrERror,
0Ses Isdias ASairs. oei. !. iSso.i
SEALED PnoposALs, endorsed Proposals for
Ss :. as s
"a. soft on n.N Sf s %
Mackixac Blaskefs, Cloths. and Dry Goods.
5000 pairs point white Msckinso blankets, to
i. roo MEASURE 60 By u inches, s2d weigh pounds
m.s;Sie By s 1nShs.. and 19h pcasd e
1000 pairs point white M rckinao BLANKETS, 90
Iaessgrs q By 50 inches, and weigh *
800 pairs TX point white Macklnso BLANKETS, to
measure S. BY 80 inches, and weigh ~
sou pairs I-point white Msskinso blankets, 70
measure 81 by 46 inches, aud weigh 81
500 paars s-point ecsrlet Nsck,nao BLANKETS, to
SEQ .oss % %
o., y IS nehs. ana Weigh pound.
messufo a By IS inches, and weigh 81
go pairs I-point scarlet Mackinso blankets, to
measure 50 By IS inches, and weigh 81
100 pairs So point green Msekinao blankets. to
500 pairs s-poin & green Msorinsc sianisss, t to
measure 60 By q inches. and vel, II pounds
rmsssuss s. By 6 isohs.. and Ssia pounds a
300 pairs Sd point indi GO blne Mackinau ban
hst., 70 measure ss by "a inches. and weigh
$50 pslrs 5 point Indigo- blue Maokinao blankets
to measure 90 by Y inches, and weigh 8
go pairs az point indigo blue Mecklnao blan-
kets, to measure 81 BY 66 inchss, and weigh
pounds 7ef b.. ~ >.
100 Pairs So point gentinella- blue Macklnsc
blankets, TO measure GA BY 80 inches, and
weigh 10 pounds -
800 pairs 8 point gentnella blue Maokinao blan-
kets, to measure 60 BY 70 inches, and weis b
900 pairs "a point gsntinella blue Mackinao
blankets, to measure 81 BY 66 inches, and
7e- weigh 6 pounds
$50 pairs 2 point gentinella blue Maokinac blsn-
kets, to measure - By 56 inches, and weigh
So pounds
900 pairs ~ point gantinsl blue Maokinac
blankets, to measure Sc By 50 inches, and
weIsh4k pounds
$50 pairs 4 point gentinella- blue Macklnso blan-
kets, to measure 50 By 46 IRches, ard weigh
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WAsRiNsToN SEWING ROOMS,
w 20 SEA 81. tsso doors Ne-tA 81 Pc. lsa
Nov 70 the time 70 Get SPRING and SUMNER
ELL Z %sss V e gsse The . pre-
saaI HHc B0soMs; 0oEExks. and wkfsS
1h-H N 0OvU0
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nR. J. BOVEE DOD'S
~ q - = IMPERIAL VIM RI9TRRc

Lake, AMI the universal verdict of IN vho ma
t tssm either .s sssdiciss or 6svsars 10 that
Ss n n hs me SG5d b, 9 D0ai sssa
We purehaeed OF him tbs sole right to manufSctnre
cnge of rcr sale 70 the public PoE me
pspns, PlS., Nervous diseases, Female Com
S no III eas9s reSclrlng tonlo they are BE-
.no,r msdieinsi properties they . pure, whole
pieas.nt mn essssIn9n Beysssss l5odueing AZ the
without their injurious results, Let ali friends OF
naiaaniy Ana all advocates of temperance assist
ns II suosntuing those valuable Vegetable Ritter
IoL the nissraI pcisoxs and adsltsrafsd LtSSors
Sl.n which the country Ia flooded, and THEREBY az
from the land, eN~ ~ eAAoH
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD q CO.,
frcH1esors, 3 William street. New YORK
--t. +- j. SCHWARTZ. AEenf.
WSShinRtOn ~
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CLASS No 4.
Norfh0est Guns.
l,o0 northwest guns, flint look a
loo dozen powder hofns

Proposals. Will be received for the de,,ve,v n,
;siS .ss,.s; g gS:sSn N:s Yort PSiladsSah 2,
he I'd saf % 5.
sS. thf B
iiyered at different places. - " u'-
S 81 AmsTcas Of the
banFss. end Cloths arc fors,Sn fs = tn:
u. Il ss.
s6s .SSoTssany the b,d Sample and powder
pSrsmsnt vii aIU 1s from whioh the De
more than one sample being furnished By the ssms
o.s,asr ne psics for each must Be distinctly nd
more Or less than adysrtissd fSG, a. he may
Thsartioiss 70 be farn. shed must In all re...o,.
s omn,n 70 ana be equal with the Government
samples By agent agents appc,ntsd Tor tSst
Win ss GSio sh s.ss thu !.
contractor vii be bouod TO furnish others Of The
Be DONE the, VIII BE- ,arss az, :.
psn.s Psymsns win 30 made for the s % r.
70 & nndsfto 20 ehss sh sss I1aht will
that .psc II
above schednie; and al bids for fnrnishins ssiS
g.Tmen from pspson. o. vs sn' have D
a nss 70 comfy Hith the I:egiTsments OF pre-
not manufacturers wholessie dealer m tho rs
CURED articles, will bs considsred: and tbs G.c,
By The Ssrsses.. II t e. S:iss.
proposed to deliver the articles. VI "hsrs " !"
th os %ssf embrace the articles. with
scheduls With the prices annex ed to each 10 doI
,aI arr and cent. At which they 70 DO iarnisSsd
p Without az s aou ~ %sss 3
;aS%tssd with the Isowns Sssanrrn They should
r;. l9f vel hereby propose to furnish for the SER
the terms IL taa sSs0,di1s e
thereto sxed there Insert ths ss Rn ns 20
Il: s'Ss; c ff sssyssI:s 81. +
%ss ri Ss s.i a:' a. ssy
.ss I'm :s3 o; 8 i:
,ss :s,So sa9ns &.
whole or IN part il more than one GLASS Is cro On
oons. Ss'a soeo ss;s1s{ day.
iadi.n Affairs for the sisSia ssriormascsS 81 tS %
s.sa srS % e. %S :: With
70 y Tss:s ysS: ::: ssi.
D. W.: .es ::... ......... ,A
e to him fksmj sooordna 10 III. 1 par
pa Or Proeosa viii sxscuts contrscs 20.
isssSS x. S5 the
Ser s sas !. iS e. aa.sa Sss
Ss e 90 ss ssssey
psytss Unteo sssss: q se s.sis.., Q forfeit ssd
assa can't % tie ssssss q fs@ PS Rl s
Dosas viil - rsssissA b ~ .uo,,t .r1.. "a
80
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10Y FOR THE SICK AND sUFFERINa.
= LET ALL WHO ARE AFFL icTTEEGS'
u. lpp1v BEAD; ,x,,~

REJOICE IN HEALTH ,1nrE
frlend, DO you suffer! Are you the victim of ~
o. nose numerous ailments which arise from I'M.
purity OF the blood! What are they DO yop 81
kather AK, what are thoy not? TIE blood n the
source OF LIE and health and it 10 the first e;eneni
tb FL our 9ens 70 fsspond 70 kny csnse xhich Effects
soD JUDI hSer0ftsla the aEonizins Rheumstsm, Nor
5oIHor tno detection, and the numbeflcse ils fhsf
resn helr To- derive their hideops origin from TIE
Plood; Deal Kindly then and gently with the blood.
w tne vitahxlng resources Of nature for its Aid
AND suner as TO commend to your cop6deuoe nd
use thes Truly valuable medicament known a
yxn,,, MRS. NJ COX'S
x,,iyUlAH VEGETABLE DECOCTION
win regard TO this almost iRfalIib,e speoIfo
Poeulsf senunent has spekon in decided fsrp,s
ana sse evidences OF this great ef6cacy are aus,
nlnso py Constant ayowsis OF curative effects and
the hnpplest results from ts use are af.er an othar
remedies And the best medical skilI have failed
LEI US say, In conclusion, that oerti6oatse
eu!es are NOT sought from the iliterate and super
noAt, put they are volunteered fiosl the most re-
sRcoaele sources and justify the highest terms In
whch lt Ii Roesible TO commend 20 vsluahie a
sPeoiho 20 pubic approval. We may ed also that
the curative properties ef the Are A. valIsd
Only by its Iestoratys effects, the systam recover
inE rom dlsesse With renewed constitut ons veor.
oitT ssl :, x al re;sectable prgs(sis fhis
ZONE ssaniner unIs.. her usms E No. M cox,
bottle and her seal on the cork - -s
EPrl;e NJ per bottle, six bottles for AZ
Wholesdts 1gent. r.. 3. +. CISSEL. E9ursi.t.
Seorgetovp, ID c., Wholesale Agent for he fliS
tict, snd Will supply the trade st my prioes.
J r..
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TRUNKS, BOOTSAND SHOES.

Doors AND s FPNEEs. TO sUTT TIE
Wssrs nov manufacturinT ali kinds Of BOOTS
srppiy Of essts snd m SSSssanty Tecsivns so1
S % Is " made expressly 20 o.des, and vin
heretofore charged In this oily for mnoh inferior
Persons in want ef Boots and Shoes Of eastern or
city made yortS viii always find good assorsmen
In s'''s ma as tne lowest P.ises, GIVE d: call.
.slkr sl4 Psnn.yivsnis sSsDss.
RIVE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRBNKs
y arrived this day, smbrsoing Iii vail
fss and si1ss of Sole Leathss, Isdiss'
!. IL. I'm. SI ITs.s.., ,.,
OF trsvelius res uisites 1t moderats prioss 10 Be-
tU op Of seli Az 4 SsE YSrk Asc dssspE
CARPET BA6S, sATCHELS, 10.
Od Trunks repaired or taken in exchange
=" -" WALL. STEPHENS CO..
mar .l-M n go ss e. s sSsnss.
SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY,
~ l99 7TH SfRIIY,
,Q,,osifs Odd FsliossJ Hail, Rashi.stos, %. o.
my RTSks V,sdI sssI y
Shafns siseEsre. AL use none bat the
best material the market Affords epd employ 30
the best yorknen,I can confidently recommend nv
Trunks that made in other cites And soS hsrc
Keep constantly on hand, and make 20 order ION
fas fRSS sysI fss's5Rsp 81 S0L8
"a KoSG Box BOZ Ik9Eksi n 1sHIzRS11s 80
WI HEss; Us. RH tffffsS C., stk A. HAR-
mAnlike manner, at short notice
Trunks delivered in any part Of the city, seorse-
sW ;SiNhFsEeta e FL NN2ss' celebrated FAMILY
de i5-lr JAMES 8. TOPBAM.
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sj Iz!T2

= ~ DIR. ]. BOVEE DODS
IMPERIAL GIN BIITTRS,
For Diseases Of the Kidneys, Bladder and Unnarv
never fail to cure, and are warranted 10 rive III
CHARLES wIDDIFIELp co.
Proprietors, 70 William 81, New York,
je7-1yI sH Agent Wssh,n.,tMan AkS,c
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MP0RTANT TO HOUsEkEEPERs.
Z. r. DURKEE & co.'s
0191s1CT SFIOH4,

Guaranteed not only
"A A.sbsOLpTELY AND PERFECTLYPuRE,
by % expressly ior the purpose VioSt ~
iip sS't Thsy ere bssasly PACKED In tinioii,
snd are iud Weight, xhiis the ordinsIy sTpund
s 1ploes are aimost invariably short We warran1
E S'Rs HEr s6g MfBShFsss favor
mn{is TIA WI abundantiy prove,
s.n.MD&w.r Isl Rg .lt =. ca
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RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WASHING TON bRlNCH

CHANGE OF HOURS.
, q. On AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, juno 18th,
- Leave Washington At 20 and tn Am.
r, Leave W ashlng ION at $50 and $50 p. 70. ~
On Sunday at 20 p. m. .-
Leave baltimore at AS and SO a. m.
Leave Baltimore at Sis and 40 .. m,
On sunday at 4 q q. m. --
Passengers for the East will take trains n m
And 7.<N a. On and % .. m.
For the West at 1.46 .. m and $50 p. m.
For Annapolis at 7.40 a m. and $40 D, m.
For Norfolk ct 20 q. m. 800 - no .- .
On SATURDAY evening the $40 .. n. tram GOES to
je 13-d + III, PARSOES A,ept
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DENTISTRY.

M TEETH. .n-'
ofths MINI RAL PLATE TEETH. at
tends personal ~ at his cfhoe In this CITY 49,
many persons can wear these teeth who ~3llD
cannot wear others, and no person vsar Others,
Persons callias At my fice can be accommodate.
With any style and price Of Teeth they may desIre:
ont 70 those who are and vish The psssst
oleenest, stTongest, and most perfect deptufe hat
Art oas Produce. the MINERAL FLATE viii be
Rooms IN this cIty-No ass Pa. avenue. bctv~>,
sth And 10Th sta. Also, s07 Arch street, Philsdel
n DENTAL CARD.
DN. MVNSON Has returned and resumed HE
profession. once and house Of 463 a..
thlrd door east OF Sixth In addition q AY
svery other approved styie, Dr. M has SET sIllp
teeth on vulcanlte Base for the last thee years
And, from expekience, tRovs u exce.s al othrrs.
e9a ~ one; thed lets IN proc than geld. HIS old
patrons OF washington, Alsxandria, and 6eorte-
town are respectfully solicited t. cali az Is soiy
DENTISTRY.
~, HikLS, Aiter Trno.leae test OF two yeA<s
reels that pc osn viii confidence recon-
memo the Cheop beoc Process for In serti nj
erhhci&l testh. IL has the advaRtasee on
suongfht beauty, oeon nose, ana ekeapnesa. Fsl
SlRer sets Inserted for as$. Psrts in 1roSortion.
O4oe 900 Pa avenue. ~
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY,
tSS 1IH SrhI1I, : =
TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY,

llAILY LINE OF NEW FOUR-HORSE
u COACHES TO UPPER MARLBORO',
Ccrryirs fhs U. s. Mail
The undersig ned are now running Daily (exoept
Sunday -Four horse Coaches be- NN@
bOro', as follows: HHRf&F6
Leave the Steamboat Hotel, CORNER OF Seventh
Upper Marlboro at ii O'Clock a m, and arrive in
Washington at 8 O'Clock, in time to connect with
the $50 p. IN. tain for Baltimore.
The Coaches are new and commodious the teams
ing drivers. =
Ears to Upper Marlboro. 80 cents.
10 Long Old Fields Is
-S
An Istf ana pa0fnagsssn " nRToRoGIfnon;p .,
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Xxx ALE AND XXX ALEn
i Ss 9 @saiSfS652Nf 9 Bk sI.y.
"a S:nnot Az :, %sd sa9 S .s a
'is s. w.csi19 EH s!s, s ,rssIE:sSS q 9:
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ZoUAyE SIGNAL HORN, Prios can. in.
sss VIC. XkrzRsory.
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CTS HA FER,
r.mY, ~ On HayIEe oPEEEpA -
z, 9. LA1An s.I. MOTT. LL AuSlY.
.ir~1xT44tkN.Ys-AxxlV
.. Z. Au3IY,

W. u. MAGNOLIA YAMs!. 49,
thee: i Ssys Sesa Ssnsis ssi e S e
:%SDs.h0s's ressA s k,S sssSqn, p}pi
sea Corner lzh 4 and Vermont 49,.
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ilr THRO UGH TICKETS TO THE Va
RIOUS VIRGINIA SPRINGS. s-a-T'ss- >
3 iDr Omnibuses and Baggage Wagons leave the
oHioe at q. m. and D.Ir. = - ---.'r 80 :
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49, 80 - ~ nsys Cssg' 1870 ss.tss
and the isaisr part Of yhsss life has been spss, 10 ss be
t.ls q Lsndsn, Pass, PhtsdsPhia ana sssvhsss
fsetsd ssms Of the susoishnG cures thai Vsss sv
tnsvn; many trsubsd with ringing 10 head and ca
voen sep great ner,sssnsss, being alarmed ssaes
$500 "a Win Ts?ssns slssainG sttsndse ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-07
BURNING NEGROES IN THE sou III.

A Connecticut correspondent writes as follows
"a few weeks since, a Southern Member Of Con-
gress denied with much warmth the assertion Of
Northern Member that slaves are sometimes burned in
the South, and pronounced the declaration false. Our
Southern brethren are generally sincere men. They
mesn to rpeak the truth, especially when they are
aware that their reputation will suffer II their utter
apces are shown to be erroneous. The difficulty with
them often lice in the fact that they don't know what
The truth is. They have no means of sscertaning.
Take man residing in the interior Of Tennessee or
Georgia. almost any other Southern State and VIVA.
opportunities does he have Of learning what is going on
in the world He don't take the papers. His roads
are wtstched. The mail is brought to him perhaps
only once week He is ignorant Of what ia taking
place in bis State, to say nothing of more dstant
sections. in proof of this gee the assertion of the
Member of Congress above referred to. lie never
could ave been simpleton enough to have made tn
sstemsn he cid if he had been In possession Of The
facts in The ease For, as you have abundantly shown
sDd every who has travelled through the South
is aware, nothing is more common in the line of
summary vengeance on niggers, than burning them
at the stake See the following, which clip from
paper published in Montgomery, Alabama, which has
just come to band, aud which is called The Herald
1t IL devoted to the cause Of religion:
We THINK so Too.-The editor Of HayneviHe
(Ala.) Chronicle very Justly Observes:
"tis questionable whether burning negroes by whites has
Several already been burned in MousOsry County with
out, 1t seems, decreasing crime among them"
Here It ia stated by an Alabama editor that sew
ers" negroes have already been burned in Montgom-
eiy County. Several in sisgle county; and yet
tbis Southern Member is not ware that negroes are
burned in the South. He would do WELL on retaining
to bic constituents, to employ his Influence to build
roads through biz State, and railroads, with now and
then line Of telegraph and multiply papers aud post
routes, thus opening the Of inter communication
and furnishing himseh end others with increased fac
ss for Information. This is what he and his State
iced more than any other thing More than this the
Northern man, in passing through bis State would be
more than grateful for such Injuries.
The admission of the extract above. coming from
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SEWARD-FREMONT
o the Editor Of The N. Y. Tribune.

To the Editor Of The NJ Y. Tribune.
SIR: In today's paper you say that "nine-enths Of
" the Republicans Of NewYork prefer Gov. Seward to
"any other man for next President" beg to differ
from you at least regards this city. have large
acquaintance with Republicans, and although they
would all perhaps support Mr.. Seward, il nominated
yet great many think it poor policy to nominate him
Outside Of the "Ward Associations" where some en-
thusiasm lie gotten NJ for him by would.be party lead
ers his probable nomination is received with cold
pees and indifference which augurs anything but
cessful campaign, should he be our leader. No, Mr.
Greeley, Mr.. Stewards name would fail 10 arouse en-
thusiasm among the mass Of voters. La 1874, prom-
nent motto Of the Wings was "Exctements 3cess,"
which believe true as regards politics.
L could give the names of many active Republicans
who "preier other men to Mr. Seward" but it is not
eXpedieDt to 90 so.
Do not urge the nomination OF a man who would
barely get the votes of Straight Republic ans" while
the charges ard ISLANDERS brought against him would
cause the waverng and doubtful to become neutrals
and neuras to become opponents bat give us our gall
liant leader Of 1856, Fremont and glorious success
will be ours and for the second place the tickle.
give us the true and noble Clay Of Kentucky.
REPUBLICAN FROM THE START.
e vtic- York april 2, 1860.
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OUR CANDIDATES.
To he Edit efThsN. Y. Tri,vna
SIR: avorte ticket in these parts s that headed:
SEWARD AND BATEs!"

To the Edit ofThsN Y TJi,Vna
SIR: avorite ticket in these parts is thit headed:
SEWARD AND BATEs!"
There will be some dispute as to which name should
stand first; and some questioning whether the cand.
dates would accept in such combinations bat its sue
cess would DO cure, if arranged somewhat follows;
Let the Republicans, as the loDges. branch of the
opposition, set forth the ticket as above. Then let
them offer to all other opposition pa,ies, that il they
will unite on the electors, they shall have the
ticket reversed in tbs Electoral Colleges, provided they
the other sections Of oppOsition east votes enough to
tuin tie election. This result would be reached thus:
Let th. Electoral tickets all have on them the same
Ianes but let there be some distinction about t1em 70
mark who cast them for Seward and Bates, and who
in favor Of Bates and Sc ward. AT the came time,
let all the Electors stand pledged that If an opposition
majority are elected in November then, upon their as
fembltg as an Electoral College in each State, they
will decide between the ticket of =" Seward aad
Bates" and that of Bates and IS ward, upon this
p,ncpe If the votes that indicated the latter ticket
in sby State or States enough TO have turned the
result fthey had been left out, mot counted on the
other side then all the opposition Eec: Jrs throughout
the States will vote for and put in Bates and Sew
ard" But il, on the other hand, the Seward and
Bates ticket has clear majority on the popular vote
without counting the ret Of the opposition, then
"Seward and Bates will be voted by all the Electors.
Does not this plan take away ali risks from the Re-
pubhcans, while at the time Offering TO the rect
of the opposition the very best hing they could posi-.
bly accomplish Give us them for our battle-cry:
ycur., &c, FREE MONTE.