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Il y
take notice that on the 18th day Of October, A.
b. ls6O, a summons and an order Of attachment was
issued by g. II. Benham, Justice Of the Peace Ot
SO OO in favor Of said plaintiff and that said action
will be for hearing before said Justice al clock A
NJ November z6'h' lo0O. J.EFs NJ ZONES.
Cleveland, Oct. l7:as Pitas Attiy.
CHERIFF'S SALE-PURSUANT
y to the command OF 'luries writ Of Venditionl
eSponas issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Cnyahoga county, at the suit of Abraham Il. Van
Sest IT. al plaintiffs against II. II. Gill-tt defend
a,f 70 me directed [ shall offer for sale at public
of Cleveland in said county, on the Eth day OF No
yember, SO, at O'Clock p. NJ, the following de-
scrIbed lands and tenements, TO sit
Commencing at the intersection Of the sOutherly
line o Vermont street with the eastery line Of West
Vermont street sixty mine feet; thence SOU srly par
aIle with the east line of West street sixty lesti
Thence eastery parallel with the south line u Fer
mont street eisNen leeti thence sontleIy FaISllel
with the east ins Of West street thirty retf
thence westerly parallel with Vermont street eighty
ft to tc east line Of West street; thence northeriy
along the east line of West street ninetyelgu5 ieel
to the place Of beginning being the sane premises
described IN deed IRON Gilman olson, yi-s 70 n
IL Gillett, -,corded in Vol. A., pages $40 and 5i,
Cuyuh ga County Records, and iurthsT known -
the h. ". corner OF block AA IN the buISlo Soh-
many tlOtmsut In Cleveland, ltJrmerly Ohio City
Uuyahoga county, OHIO APPradiSSei5, q sSNS 81
Herrick & Barlow, Plt'ns Attys. octI7;3gg
CHERIFFF SALk-BY VIRTUE
- Of a writ of Venditioni Exponas and alias Fl
~ issued irons the Court Of Common Pleas Of Guy
ab2ea county at tue suit Of Henry futile, ct. al,
,a,Bths. against Prentiss skinner, ct al, defrnd
ants 10 me directed, shall Ofier for sale at public
ifiop nd the door Of the Court House, in the City
of Cleveland, in said county, on the 9th day Of No
yernb- 1851, at 2 o'clock p NJ, the following do
scriJed lands and teueuents, 20 wit:
Ist Sjtuste IN the township Of Independence, in
tbe state Of Chi0 and which is also m tle county Of
Cuyahog. and is known as the south part oi lot No
one aud bounded AS follows: on tho north by land
owned by T. l.. skinner; on the east by CuyahOga
River; the south by lot No . on the west BY the
centre Of the BrvcksyIlle road; supposed 70 contain
iyfy-eight aCIv, DE- the same more or less bst sub
iect 10 al leLal highways. Appraised az S2,5Si.
2d Situate ia the township OF Independence. COun-
tv 0f Guy shoga, and State Of Ohio, and known as
narf of village lot No. o. in the strong Tract,
Called and described as follows; Beginning at the
northeast 0 Public Square iu said township;
thence 3so one 5O-l0O chains along the east line
OF said Square; thence n $3.50 three and S3-lU0
chains; thence n $50 w one and 59-lOO chains;
thence sg7 three and 33-l0U chains 70 the place
of beginning, containing half acre, or less.
app D. L. wIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
Adams / Oanhsld, D0ftl Atiy's. ostg7;3u
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MlCCELLANLOND-
QUICK WoRK-ScHooNER ERIEL 0FF.-The tug F.,
P DOrr left this port Thursday night at 10 clock
70 get of the schooner Erel, ashore at Long Point,
Canada she succeeded in getting her of without
damage, and retained TO this port with her Friday
night The vessel was badly ashore-her stern in
Is inches Of water-reQuired strong pulling 70 get
her afOat. She was uIinsured.-BiL8alO Express.
PAssEO DETROIT, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
UP-PropeIler Potomac, Mary Stewart, Rocket,
Gen Tavi1r, Detroit, Minnesota barquc Rebublic,
Geo. i,urston; schooner Fireman, Ostrich, lmpe
rial. Arctic Mnselle, Baltic, Fred. Hill.
DawN-~t ambOat Cleveland; propeller Fountain
City, GLOBE OgdensburR, Missouri Mary Stewart,
Quincy; schooner Forwegian, \. p. Goodell, Geo.
T. Dousman, c. n. johnson. ii l.. Lansing.
Weather cloudy. Wind strong n. &.
SUNDAY, to G P. NJ
UP-steamboat Cleveland; propeller Dunkirk,
Pittsburgh, Omar Pashaw, Detroit, Gen. Taylor.
Allegheny; baruue ). Sweeney, Massilon, Danube,
Torrent Fame; schooner Roindeer, Falcon Hum
bodt J. }. Bronson, Lilly Dancy Guido, n c. Wins
low, J. Oochrane, Wild Rover, Quickstep, Seaman,
W II. Dewitt.
DowN-Steamboat Michigan barque Sonora, De-
Soto; brig Concord schooner Rocket, W. barclay.
G. @. Bolts, Flying Rock. .
Weather cloudy, with trOng s. wind.
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4Enal alntitEs.
MIITIE

NOI
George W. Girty and Car I
Olino 4. Girty, Pl'tts,
against
Bnrzilla "a. Hutchinson, /
Hannah J J.Hutchinsoh, |
Ambrose A. Lane,
ThOs. Wsddie, Thus.
5. Meddle, and William
Mtddle. Dennis X.
barnes aud John ID.
Park, Stehbins Morgan
a Allen, Alexander
Chambers 4 David Il.
Chambers, partners un-
uer tie nrm nume OF A.
a ID. n. Chambers, Ga
briul ). Mayer, Charles
4. KaynOld, Frederick
W. DryOo, and Charles
Pratt, Leopold Bran
dies n Leopold Wicket,
Cross a HOyt, Lewis
Cox q Co., Samuel B.
Scneiiieilu, 5idnvy A.
scheillelin, james l..
Scheiiirlin, Brudhurst
a SCheiiielin, Lewis
FeuClLWAuRrr 4 Will
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William Mitchell and Petition for money and relief.
Priscilla Mitchell,
Defendants.
nNH H. DEEEN DA NVS WHO = X E

nOu-residents Oi said state, will take notice
mat Plaiutiu has this day filed his petition IN said
Court to toreclUse a mortgage On certain premises
described therein, gwen by DUtendauti lillian
Mitchell, to Plaintiff secure the pay ment OF note
dated pTi J. oo 1Ur S622 6lOO two years from date
with interest at ten cent.
The DESCENDANTS will appear and make answer on
the 18th day Of December, lsdU, or Judgment by de-
fault will be rendered said note, and the pren-
ses ordered to be- sold to pay the same.
Arrest: ROLAND ID. NOBLE, Clerk.
Crowell & White, Plaintiffs Attorney.
.I.-.rI nctla.aLM
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Al the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus Cincin-
uat St Louis, &c and all the trains going eastward
connect at puukirk with the trains Of the N y * e.
Railroad, and at Buffalo with those of the New York
Central and Buffalo & New York City Railroads.
II. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't
Ln-.-l....I A III u I..n - =
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Transportation.

1860. THE 1860.
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
90 A WILL, DURING THE
a present t thsT Fi FsT vel X knGEg avs
GtldA4-A Screw Steamers regularly between
OGDENSBURGH, CAPE VINCENT,
OsWEGO AND THE UPPER LAKES.
17-,ir, a daily Line ior Cleveland, Sandlsky, To-
ielo, and Detroit, and Tri-Weekly Line to anu
from
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,,
and intermediate ports, Connecting with the Kali
f'''u7 O0'Si$siPPE o$P iPPEsBURGH AND BOSTON,
Lowell. Lawrence, Nashua, Manchester, Concord
Worcester, 1 itchburgh, keene Bellows Falls kut-
land Burlington, aud other intermediate points Y
C9nnectng At SSPe inGeht T MN and luz s OsWFGC
with the New OSWEGO LINE Of FIFTY FIkSl
GLASS CANAL BOATS on the the, enlarged Z lS Canai De-
E5- Through Freight subject to out enc Tranship
ment' CONNECTING AT CLEVELAND
with the several Lines Of Rail Road to Cincinnatli
Louisville, St. Louis aud Pittsburgh, and With
| RETROTI n LAKE SUPERIOR LINE.
Leaving Cleveland for Chicago and intermediate
ports every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
AGENTS AND oONsIGNEEs-
i nfWNTs1 q WSR1xER, No C@nties slip, n: Y.
ToaI HOcEISg No. 95 State street, Boston,
| 9. L. THOMPSON, JA., Ogdensburgh.
GEORGE PARKER, 10 40
| CRAWFORD h HOvEY 40
W T. WALKER, Ioeao
E. R. MATHEWS, Detroit
II &caEaa7 ii a41lk / BAkEn, CRRffssGiggSS CRRffsigS
| FITF & Mf1TCHRI. st. Louis.
fl1h =" IL PELTON BREED,
feb2sRA Agents, Cleveland.
- 1890 - 1t! )
, 1860-03-05
THE OTTAWA RESCUE CASE.
Trial Of John H.ssnel< or Osrara, In the
Emitted S5a9<s District Court 1t Chicago,
Hon. fudge DruMmoHd, FrssfdfHE.
FIFTH D4T.-rEs11NoSr cLosED-IuE ARGUMENTS.

saturday ,nonlpg October IS, WIS walked On tht
IL IT, S Ssaaf e RdSf
Of two Of ny ns1Ehbors; had lad reputation in such
hsz Il e
Grind jury went together through Jackson county
taty xasa oe:ss I a.soS y he Jpd.s
would n .se PLEAD The sros caae the he e=ud;
.sve! sIseuted 9is Il <s. s:9s. II u Jadss
Gator; N gong up A1sh: a7d The negro had tick
s',t1 il IT, III me ae q T.: ia al Il
oSi Se .aa: rs hi:
biz ,he only ta:ns 10 be done ~as to 70 1ava
When " reacse Las1te tho c1owd &nheed abou:. and
Fsr st t e. III s
much .1cemcnt; 1tod HIN The excitement bad grown
ss s e II I'll Ritsy e.
tsEen oI a.ale asd ihe Jed 6y .o1e; Isdats
& s% s e,: sa Ia ss
81 ie oee1s; hst I'D osc1ehi lie ja5ee cssoa
ns rs ne
ii eitlaa, aaii welt oyef; Think n: Ho:aek
sat:d mp'essoa thst thy aiendsa 10 hs astro
III there va. considerable tk as to Whit should BE- cone,
they wou d Mt da1e atsks away The memo
esr =: 4 L.
The n.xt day rc vent Into the Court Aouse: At
belonged to Mf. Phil ips: vorth o. s0 him. md that
he; Mr. PhllIpe hoped they vould sespe hla rigt4
til hearl noise and gut there just In time the hind
end It carriage 4vtlcs very fast and that VA al
ILkuehieE1
CYo1a examination declined.
U..ry kt44 .forn-Resde IN Ottawa hare lire! thezs
for eleven year,; At the una:oc ne.
gro JIM uoHaek most OF the time Eetol1ect when
the wcn CIT sf dyor ossack da not touch him
I think; had he done 80 should have seen h14-
C.ts 3. K~g srora-G I'VE substantially the game tes
Gso?y< B<iaol ,r..LBut nothing material was added
to testimony formerly gv.n-
r. Il. 7hoa .ror.-Ev:deace materially The s1re aalas
nar4fd
(T. d. HuqHhn7ug and others called t. question
Of but this ont havaz been fully conceded b.
Tie opening argument for the Government was made b
Dl:trict Attorney Fitch.
, 1860-03-05

Two or tlrco times an attempt has been
made in the Illinois Legislature to secure shc
passage Of q Registry Law; and every attempt
thus Car has failcd. That measure, 80 just to
all parties and SO necessary to the preseTya-
ton Of good government and the rule Of the
majority in OUT Illinois cities, has never conf
mcudcd itself By its merits to Democratic
favor; and whenever bill for registration has
been introduced, it has been promptly stran-
g1ed by Democratic votes. We have in Chi
cago, at the present time full presentation
Of the reasons for tLe opposition that the De-
ruocracy have never failed to make against :.
Inv Of that character. We need not point
them out They are patent to every mnn who
walks the streets, who las occasion to visit
tue courts, or whose business leads him past
the dcus and slums in which the gangs Of i'm
ported voters are slowed away. These. rea'
sons say Latin prayers, 80 to confessional,
have brogue, and vote the Democratic ticket
at every election, "early and often
We allnde to this mailer now for tho p,sr-
1uSt u f}ulALt4IS OAk W AAtt00A4%tAAA NA~ AAAA
portancc Of carrying this city election, that
Registry Law may follow. Defeated, there is
nj hope that such law will 50 on tue statute
books for years. The Democracy, in posses
sion Of the city government, will be too sure
to command the next Legislature; and when
ever they have the power no obstacles to il|e'
gal md fraudulent voting will be thrown iE
the way Of tic partisan leaders who takc ad
vantage Of the ignorance and zeal Of the low
Irish aad send them to the polls TO re1urt
themselves that they may vote. But with sue
cess, the Republicans may command that mos
urgent need not only Of this city, but Of nj
other cities in Illinois; and build up such
barrier against fraud that tie practice Of il,
not arrested at once, will become SO dangerou
that few will dare employ it for thc overthrow
Of the Republican cause!
Remember thata Republican vote to-mozro'
is a vote for Registry Law1
, 1860-03-05
NINTH WARD.

Democratic disaaection in consequence Of
the nomination Of that man Tcrkius, for Alder
man, has not abatcd in the lcas1 and tho pros
noel now is TINT ELI BATES will be returned
by heavy majority. Perkins owns not dol
lars worth Of property in tho ward, or n foot
Of land in tic city; he is not even renter:
Boarding by the week, he may change his resi-
dence tomorrow without loss OF Inconvenience.
lie has no business interests to protect 11o
belongs to tho streetcorneF grain buyers
whose warehouses are in their pockets, and
who can close out ill connection with Chicago
business and industry in IN hour, any day:
The substantial men Of tue ward, whether Re-
publicaus or Democrats, want no such repre-
sentative in the Council, and will not have
| him. What docs he want to be Alderman for
How is he going to pay himself for the c1pen
| diture Of two years time in the city service
What object has he got in view?
, 1860-03-05
SHOW 1T I1Y DAYLIGHT.

l. large uunbcr Of leading citizens who will
xote the Republican ticket, On Tuesday next,
cot up subscription on Saturday for the pur-
pose Of aiding the bogus Democracy 10 have a
PROCESSION to-day at any hour between noon
and aun-down, that the taxpayers, property
owncrs the pcacc-lovi1is and law-nbiding men
Of the city may see by sunlight tile kind Of
voters to whom the Democracy propose to sur
render the government Of Chicago for the year
to come. Allowing nothing for zorchliglts, ito
cost :or banners, music and whisky would be
considerable last item being heavy: but
say that it would be $500 in gross, that sum
could be raised in m hour. 1ftl,e Democratic
Committee, headed by Plug Granger and Utah
Drummond want to make a " grand rally" o1
t].sir forces, now's the timc. The Republican
Committee will furnish the fandsr stilulatine
only that tho forces shall more in daylight nne
through tie principal thoroughfarcs- II TIL
Democracy will accept the Offer, let them ap
uly early in tho day! Let's llavc the process
sion, ras-tas, bo',~:ai], "swcet Williams" an
III
, 1860-03-05


The Pro. Rata Bill passed the lower branch Of
the New York Legislature on Wednesday last
by vote Of G5 ayes 10 s1 nays. Previous to
the passage Of the bill it was amended in
several particulars which to some extent nodi-
fed its character and made it leRs Objectionable.
The most important amendments provided that
Railroad Companies, after fixing their rates for
through freight, may be permitted to charge in
addition thereto, for auy distance not exceeding
10 miles, $50 per cent; more than 10 and not
exceeding 20 miles, 100 per cent; more than 20
and not exceeding 80 miles, IS per cent; more
than 80 and not exceeding so miles, 50 per cent;
more than so and not exceeding 100 miles, IS
per cent; more thon 100 and less than $50 miles,
Is per cent, conditioned that the rates on way
freight shall in pursuance Of The aforesaid pro-
visions, be so adjusted that in ne case shall a
greater sum in the aggregate be charged or col.
lectcd for shorter than longer distance, and
provided also that The whole charge per tun On
way freight shall in no case exceed the whole
charge per tun On through freight.
, 1860-03-05

n,a con,n,;ss;oncrs IF rho 1aroe annunt of out
.to,i,;,o ,,;,1, If The balance ane scboo, En-, d
- e1- ooo ~ 4ba ho7o,.o DIN rcror,, schoo1
t,,,a af *.o mn oe ,no n,n,her of contract.
c,mmcncca md III, unf;,;.he1 md otberitem.
xrl;c,, ,n;,h+ ha ,non,;o,od p;d the Admins
trot;on or Mr. D,cr unit naming thrse ];ab;li
frs know;nc1v and w;lrn]1v Thcv are careful
ri ,,;ro al a., r.sor,cas ;nc,,a;ug tho b,,arcc
to h., co,1cc+od m Tar Warrant II, to March
a,t, Int o-o oo,o,,r c,r.r;,, n cva m estimate
NJ tin c1ncnses which ,,e IN 1e Maid fror said
ba1oncc tn .bc somc da.c
AID. Myers tries to throw discredit on my
statement .nat on's ssa,ols:os were eoneeseu ~
1ne lax warrant o1 4o3d, AFTER Mr. henl"o1lu
cSn4e INTO once' " quoting lue to'4 Aoaue's1
S'4.eaen1 ~ e1o"4ns 'nar ~: 0o1'.' "4s
'ee'ea oi .ha' "arrRh'. WY uoes ue on'4. ~
-, taa' ''1' s'a.,o'en' =. "4' '''tu wv ~
40''' ~oDse9ee ou' 4u4
1nontuS " mr. uset > ao",n'sta1'oa m.. 49,
"o' 'no' e'''4''' "e'e eouso ,, . ~.
fua's' ou' " ~ cqum9 'fae ."aa '''4 wv ~
V4o'oo "cfe eonec@o oelorc eas' osef "en' oos
o. oAce' ana eApenaeo oouct n't1' w. eAeup'
f'*'4's' 1a'net ".a '.' W." s.a
anoaut u s1''7-'' 'e1''1s ~ 10y
o''.o- ~ 'nc t.' nc -, "nsu s.,.n 49, -, uas:,:,;sa
~ w 'o ~ 1,.s. 49, ,.- s,'a".. aar-aa. ~.
t:. ,:,t ~ 49,, .,,n.r.s % ~ .ae,. .;.sa
n,ol. ~, "Als" ,o1 r1e4 cln :.
1a.>' ~ o'ass'asA, .1,
:: Nv" wv 'ooAo ~, et- ~ .!A :.
Fa.PoSe' - -, -. $500
'n', eo'e'' eo'"p-s1 "''A .oe e"om ~ -
1.u 4'u pefa 1n =, s
".1"e VI 40 eo,'s~.Aes'' ssa,,
ol Ma,of Aser 'ea'.ns MI aEs4 4es".o ~
ioo'o' 10 pas on lnoeo'eoness o' slio''''''''
as a''ieu " 4ho' "sc's' ~ 'e'' Us 'oi4o"S'
r. TreaurE; lsss osaeFs y dfaxr F. a3 S23 &;
OserpsIi ou special warrants .............. G:ys3
rc;us IN a,aouul of. .s;:.s:I<s3
| r;,1 ,v,,ch n NV s,o7 I'M IN ent,;,ea ,non
t1c administrations If Messrs. TcDtvorth and
11.;,,o. f.ou, NJ nra,,., :, ..1 nath;n.r of
tne funded del,t Of s5a5 ooo handed down. on
Which s1o, 51c ;ntrrest hoz hcen mid during
| A.. 1..t .h.,o ..oor.
| 1v,sa bv uh,t Mr uvar. aora ahout ,,nonnt
rsce;rcd md n,;1 m n;y;s;on Accounts in 1856
asI c,nno, aao +,,o;r ro1a-,nc nco II tbo s,,;act
.na h... 49,. ox..,;,ad - .oa uhotho, +ha
-. -a. 49, ,r.-.~.n..h
-s $780, ~, =. T,.;d.ns .s5 p.',,;.
, 1860-03-05

It woud annear from the foreeoinr TINT the
nass.rr 1ppend;tnra IL ordcre3 hr the Inv
rero,nmenJed bv The Hoard. md a1proyed by
The Hon. Secretary.
Tie question is then to determine how much
of the works aud piers it is necessary to repair,
properly to protect and secure the lighthouse.
The distance from the cribs enclosing the light
house kite to the shore line is s20! feet, and
through this distance the north pier is exposed
to the full force Of easter1y and nor'hery 9ales,
and from its weak and decayed condition is liz
bic to be carried away
When this is done there will be found a
strong current between the lighthouse and the
shore, which, by washing away the sand. will
undermine the protecting cribs and greatly en-
danger the lighthouse.
The renovation OF the pier IRON the light honse
to the shore, Woula py guaroing against Int
formation oi this current. project ana secure
the Light house 50 1aI as tne repair ol lne PET
can 90 II, anu therefore SO 1ae as contsmPia.e
by the act OF congress 1e!etreo 70. LUIS Ptan
Ii also lhe Inost eeonoa'.eat one snes cnn us
adopted ana tne 'aet .Ia' ~ Hln 4c'eeuta'y ~
iordl9g pEo1eeuon 70 1ne nAloor, ~, II :ne opiu-
ion OF the COMMITTEE no reason against us aoop'
ton: ..,a .,ooc o,a,a
me commstGe "onlo 1aeseiore lec1mena t1la Ms1'.
that the No19 f1er oe 1ePal.eu lsom ~ i.sn,
house TO sne soore lne, ano H. 'nat an aaal..onal
sum Of $IoVg 10 me *4o'oVo aiseaqx uloNn, "
asked OF Inc hon. oee1etary oi = 1ne ileusulS 'of
THIS purpose. q" Il; BOWMAN,
Cha.rman a. = ~ Com; a. On 1a!H Ens1neef'ng'
Hdsa1n9toH, -. u uee. ~, 4oo''
, 1860-03-05
MR. GCRNEE DENIES.
Now Who Pays the Money!
THAT'S THE QUESTION,

Mr.. Gurpee, Democratic. candidate for
Mayor, called at the Press AND Tribune Of
flee Saturday morning, and denied with great
emphasis the charges made against him, in
our paper Of that date, that lie was privy to
and conniying ut tho importation of voters
into this city, By the Democracy. lie declaz-
ed that he had spcat no money, made no cn-
gagements ofany nature for any such pur-
pose. We ore bound. to accept Mr. Gurnee's
denial as conclusive, as far as he is concerned
and to acquit him Of personal participation in
the frauds by which llia supporters hope to
succeed. We do tlis willingly, because We
should bo sorry to believe that any man had
50 poor an opinion Of the intelligence and pa
triotism Of his fellow citizens Of Chicago, as
to mike IN effort for the Mayoralty, by the
means somebody has adopted,
The question now arises-Whopays7 What
friends Of Senator Douglas arc spending $25,-
600 that the will Of the legal voters, The tux
payers and property-holdcrs, Of this city may
he defeated By the gangs Of imported Irish
men, by which the doggerics and boarding
houses Of the various wards arc filed? Mr..
Gurnee denies, and VIC accept the denial in
good faith. If he is not doing this thing, who
is? What scheme is there on foot either in
city OF national politics. by Which this wasted
money is to be put back into the purses from
which twas lavishly poured out? What new
conspiracy has been hatched for the accom-
plishment Of which such extraordinary means
are necessary? The denial explains nothing
in fact it daEkens matters moro and more.
We can easily comprehend how 4 man placed
in Mr.. Gurnee's position, impclcd by
keen desire to beat an opponent might be
profusc1y and perhaps innocently bled for car
rying out the importation and colonization
scheme to which we have referred. But If q
desire for personal triumph has not been the
moving cause-what is it? The facts no man
who has his eyes and ears about hisn-no man
willing to credit the testimony collected by
| the Republican Committee doubt. The im-
| ported men are here; their names are known
! their boarding houses arc designated on the
committees books; the places from whence
| they came have been traced out. They arc
here to yote-to votc the Democratic ticket
to commit perjury to do ii. What new plan
for the subjugation Of Republicanism. com
mencing in this stronghold Of the Northwest
have Popery aud Slayery-onc or both-or
foot? Republicans, We e1hozt you to delea
it, whatever it may bel Strike at it vigorous
ly, even il in the dark, assured that any plo
which requires such mems for its consum
nation is only infquitous. Strike it, and hit i
! hnr3
, 1860-03-05
CHICAGO HAKfsORs

Our Washington correspondent, in letter
printed herewith, shows up the dodge ly
whicl, tue Democratic Sccretary Of tho Treas
,1ry avoids the expenditure o! the arpropria-
ton made 4,y the last Congress, for the inn
provcmcut Of Chicago 1Iarbor. We invite at
,entiou to what lie says: particularly do wc
entreat the commercial men who arc inclined
to Dou.la>ism to read it and ask themselves
il their interests ought not now to he looked
IT. Have they not served tic IIs=cr'drlvcrs
1onsy enough?
, 1860-03-05

Tue Times. ri1icncs tie idsa that tile De-
c.ocr:,cy arc sending down from Milwaukee
slip load Of Irish for nse on Tuesday next
N-e do not know whether the letter which NC
,ubsisAcd on Saturday, in which the intention
to commit that great fraud Sas announced,
1ros trim or not, Tho letter came TO ns by
mail. with tho Milwaukee post-1nark on the
envelope. aud we printed it verbatim. If it is
no. true, it might be, and il tho Democratic
c,o,nmi,tcc were not hard up, it would be
Lack Of nlcaus rather t!,au want OF INCLINATION
prevents tue execution Of that great scheme
, 1860-03-05

CARL SCIIU1kZ TO THE GERMANS.
Tie exposition Of Rcl'ublicanism made be-
;,rc tue German citizens Of Chicago at the
7'eutschcn lMnsc: on Saturday evening, hy
CARL ScI1rnz, is said by our best Germans to
have been most mastery. Its effect will 10
felt ut the polls tomorrow. Mr. scl'urz has
made not inconsidcruble sacrifice in coming
hero ut this time; but he has nobly dis
charged his mission; and We are sure that lie
will he remembered with gratitude by all wi'o
desire that the mob may lie prevented from
taking possession Of the government of Chi