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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-20
Voice Of PENNSYLVANIA !,

The following We understand to be the
resolutions which passed each branch OF
our State Legislature, by vote of over
2 to ALL the opponents being Demo-
Gratis sc-calied:
Resolged, BY the Senate, &c, That the
6rm aud diguified course pursued by the
Representatives in Congress from PeLnsyl-
vania, who have opposed the present faith
less aud corrupt National Administration
in the pro;racted contest in reference to
the election of Speaker--their patriotic
aud steadfast determination to perform
their duty as manifested in heir continued
efforts to secure an organization of the
House of Representatives without delay,
and in such manner as to expose the
mal-practices of the administration, pro-
tect the individual interests of the country,
aud guard the freedom Of the Territories,
and the rights and Union of the States,
and the wise forbearance with which they
have refrained from engaging in exciting
and angry discussions, while the pledges
Of the Government remain unredeemed,
and her honest creditors are suffering, mer.
its the most cordial appreciation of this
General Assembly, and the people OF this
Commonwealth.
Resolre', That Pennsylvania remains,
as ever, faithful and true to the Cons,itu-
ton and the Union, and determined that
they shall be maintaincd-that the trea-
sonable threats of disunion uttered by the
adherents Of the present National Admin.
istrati9n en- the floor of Congress, will not
deter her people from the expression Of
their political views, ard the proper pro-
lection of her interests, bat will be treated
with the utmost contemp. and scoru, while
any attempt to carry such threats into ex-
ecution, will be met by her determined
resistance.
Reso'red, That a copy OF these resolu-
tions be sent to each member of the Penn
sylvania delegation in the House of Rep
resentatives.
Gov LETCHER's recomme nd alton to the
Virginia Legislature, for National Con-
veD;ion, to amend the constitution of the
United States, SO as to give greater pro.
lection to the institutions of the South,
does not meet with great deal of favor
in his OVID State, and it would certainly
be hazardous experiment, in the present
state of political parties, to submit the
fundamental law of the country to any
change upon this subject. The coustitu-
ton low provides all the guarantees which
are required, if they were only faithfully
adhered to.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-20

Martin Koszta died on the 9th April,
1859. on sugar estate 10 the district Of
.iuz titan, GIatemala.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-20
Thirty Sixth Congress. list Session.

The Southern Democracy still resist
The passage Of the plurality rule or any
other way Of electiug Speaker, and are
growing more insolent aud reasonable
every day. Mr.. Sherman-as he has from
the 6rst-is willing to withdraw in favor
Of any man who can command more votes.
Mail contractors are throwing up their
fou.es-and the Nullifers rejoice at the
irjury they are infic,ing.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-20
FOR SALE OR RENT

80 TWO DOUBLE FRAME HOC- -
LIZ SES and Lots, each sniiable fcrEI1
Two iamiljes-nne on North Fourth street and
one on 81. John street, for Sale. Hall OF each
of the above Houses are for Rent.
~ Also, for sale, four Blildiug Lots on
North Fifth street. JOHN HOUGHTON.
Lewisburg, Jan. 90, 1859. Agent
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-20

FASHIONABLE Hats and Caps
IL Good Hats and Caps
Cheap Hats anj Caps
very large stock Of Hats and Caps
Young Gents styles Hats and Caps-
Boys and Chldren's Hats and Caps
Now ready and for sale by GIBSON, the only
Halter in Lewisburg
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-20
Frame Dwelling House,

Stable, Well, Cisiern, Out Kitchen, &c, with
the appurtenances-now occupied by Joseph
Green, opposite the new Presbyterian church.
Terms-Ten per cent. 10 be paid on the day
Of sale cne hall the balance On the lstApril,
1850; and the remainder on the lst Of April,
1861, with interest from lst April, lSt0-ihe
purchase money to be secured TO The sagi>lac
ton OF the Executor, on taking possession of
the property, on the Isl ArrIi. 1860.
JAMES C. M'CLUEE, Executor.
Iewisburg, Dec. 20, 1888.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-20

LEGIsLATuRE-Rev. DIR. Dewitt is
re-aprointed State Librarian, by an unani-
nous vote.
The Committee to examine the contes-
ted seat of T. W. Dutfield (0em.) Of Phil
ad (who was returned as elected by 9
votes) find upon re-counting that DR.. Wi
ley, his opponent, has majority of 3 votes.
The Commissioners TO codify tho laws
of the State have made long and able
Report.
Petitions for, and romons'rances against
the repeal of the Scbreyer's Gap and Nc
Calls road, are presented in the House.
OPPOSITION caters FOR STATE TREASrRER.--MI.
sLirER NOMINATED.
HARRISBURG, Jan. l3.-The Opposition
members of the Legislature met in caucus
at o'clock this afternoon, to nominate q
candidate for State Treasurer. After a
brief conference, motion was made by
the friends of Mr.. Moore to adjourn until
8 O'clock this evening, which; after consid-
cradle discussion, was lost by vote Of
81 to 81. This vote being regarded as
test of the strength of parties, Speaker
Lawrence who had been authorized so to
do, withdrew the name of Mr.. Moore, and
the Hon. Eli Slifer was then unanimously
nominated for reelection as State Treas
urer.
On the motion to adjourn the caucus
until 8 o'clock, which was strenuously
urged by the friends of Mr.. Moore, and
the vote was as follows:
Ycas-Nlessrs Benson, CouneIl. arker, Smith. Shaee
Ter, (SeHae) Austin. Barnsev, Butirr, Collins Davis
, Lawrence of DauPhin, Moore, Neil Pancoast Pres
Risway, Rouse, SelLer, Shepherd, Strong, Sultz
bach, Teller, Turner, Walker, wildey and Williams,
(K3Hss}-3..
Says-MesSrs. Finney. Francis Gregg, Hall. Imbrie,
Irish, Ketchum, Landon, MClrrc. Meredith. Palmer,
Penny, Ru;heriorl Thompson Yariley, (Snite) Acker
Barlow Baird. Bsel. Boyer, brewster Bryson, Burnley,
Casel Craig Durborou .h, Eckman, Espy Frazier Cor
don, Graham of Butler Graham of ashin;ton Hayes,
Kinney, Kstler, Lawrence Of Washington, McCurdy,
Mconsga Mann. Pearcr, Penncl, Pinkertpn, Presley,
irOuifoot Shacier Smeai. Tay ylor Thompson Narnum,
Wa Wa-onselier, WlSton, and Wilson, NoEse)-5i.
This vote demonstrated the stengtb Of
n-Ttias and settled the c1ptnst
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-20
FOR SALE.

ON South Fifth street, a property ~
~ consisting of good Frame House IA
on half Lot Of ground. Terms easy. Apply
TO May III A B. WORSE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-20
AT LET-The corner house, North
LEaThird street, occupied by DR.. Meylert
New Hotel in Wiminhurg.

COAL-COAL-COtL.
TVNHE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
large assortment of the very best Sha-
mokin and Wilkes Barre COAL, for lime and
stove purposes, which he will sell at the very
lowest prices for Cash or Country Produce.
Also. Blecksmiihs' Coal, Plaster and Salt
Wish it distinctly understood, that will not
be undersod by any man-Having good
weigh-scaes, full weight will be given.
Coal Yard near WeidenSauls hotel.
GEORGE HOLSTEIN.
Lewisbure, MAY o. so.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-20
NATIONAL POLITICS.

From the "Ealtimore Pais.oi," leading papeI
the State OF Maryland.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-20

4 FEW Boxes of Raisins, Figs, Dates and
y Prime Prunes for sale at The
POST OFFICE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-20

AIDES can find the largest and best s.sort
ia ment of Letter and Note PAPER. .Envs..
opes &c. at The POST OFFICE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-20

( RDEks for Books or foods of any kind
" promptly attended TO at the
POST OFFICE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-20

Another Let at Johnson's.0
Cheap Boot & Shoe Store. T
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-20

Outer, Eggs. Lard and Poultry taken in
ID Exchange for Goods at the
POST OFFICE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-20
MANSION HOUSE

next, the large and comlnodious iwo-storcl
, 1860-11-15
THE EI.E&sfSL4TDRE.

The l1uyadocs Of certain street corner
politicians Of tile Democratic persuasion,
since the election, 10 the effect TINT the Re-
pu!,licans Should rot have u majority in the
Illinois Legislature, are not only absurd
but utterly destitute Of foundation. We
have the pleasure Of announcing that the
1rvp@r certificates hats Teen dcliscred to the
members elect in ill cases except in Nc
Donoush county, where the villainous
clerk deliberately cheated the people out of
the member whom they elected Notwith-
Standing this fraud, We have majority Of
three votes in the lower House.
Mr.. DrNMER@s official majority for the
Senate is 143; Mr.. OGIEsBy's, 36l
, 1860-11-15
In Inaugural Asked for In Advance.

An 4H&uGufX4 A3AEA A01 AA AN*&ASocs
Two DAYS after the election, 4 very distin-
guishcd and experienced Statesman Of Ohio
received teIe.raphic dispatch from distin-
g1lAhed gentleman In tfa.: sonth, asking him
" use biz influence with Mr.. Lincoln to issue
= declaration IF seutlnents,1 to quiet the &C.
ecssionists. =
To ask Mr. Lincoln to decIarc nosc-in nd
vance Of lis Inaugural, and In presence Of
coutinucd threats by the 9ecessionists-eom
milk aud water opinions, which nay auawer
as SOP to -tAe Southern Cesebus, is to ask
what would be alike uninanly md dishonest.
Ii is to ask him either to modify or. deny opin-
ions which he has put on record in every pos
sible form, and Of which no decent}y informed
man can be iguoront., It is more-- It is to ak
the Republican party, through Mr. LINCOLN, to
apologi izc for what they hare done II is to undo
It's great work Of November eth. That work
WIS, doubtless, revolution IN the political
tendencies Of the Government, but a reyo}u-
ton coustitutiona1ly accomplished, and will
he cous1itutiona1iy carried ont This rcyolu.
tIeu might he transient 1t might give place to
eone new dosna Of pazt1es-Nr. Lincoln
might be mere instrument In the hands uf a
dominant faction, If 1t were not for known
aud obvious fact-that 1t il q revolution occa-
stoned by the permanent oosasdeflon q ne A5'e7-
<caa people. Such revolutions never 60 back
ward. No rro-s1avery party can ever again be
successful in the United Sites. 1t hiss hadtts
daT. For ittherc is no revival. 1t is opposed
to al the mbral and intellectual tendencies ot
tie ace. Shall the Republican party apologize
Tor doing this not1e workr Shall Nj. lincoln
renresept them in undofrS what they hAye lust
done9 We rather think not Mr. Lincoln IL
moi the mau, nor are Republicans the men to
take any back steps In this sna;ter.-CS"esnnaf'
EazaN
, 1860-11-15
4 C11ARLATAN,S k0STRUm.

The New York Irrdtd las i nOstrum
which it warrants 10 cure the disease ataict-
ing South Carolina, and restore TO hcalth
the tevcrish South. Here it is:
IeSouth Carolina with1raws from the Uuion,
she will be followed By other States; the exam
l'!c is contagious and the emergency pressing.
The on!v way tn prevent this calamity is for the
people Of the Nor1tl, and ESPECIALLY the Kepub-
licans WHO yoled for Lincoln, to come together
In MISSES, iss.lc addresses 10 the South. aud
urging ul'un Mr. Lincoln the necessity Of stat
inS hin policy rlaiuly and fairly. Let him cnun-
ciate uuw, bciurc ii is too late and the South
has gone too far, What he intends to do, and
What he intends not to do. as far SIS the South
IL concerned. That is the only course left
now to prevent the disaster which menaces the
whsle country
The H:ralTs prescription, If administer
ed, would do as much good as piece Of
liquoricc root given to person fur gone
with consumption. South Carolins is he
yond cure hy I'LL such Quack remedies as
the Herald doctor prescribes. She was n
tory State in the Revolution and q nulliying
in Jackson's time. She has always been dis
contcn;cd, and never heartily loyal to the
Cninu since the day the Constitution was
framed. Free trade in African slaves, and
81 cotton conrede1acy, are her 1ong-cher-
isIacd and darling IDEAS.
II Mr. Lincoln should comply with the
1ztra1d'x request and enumerate what he in
tends 10 do it would hare the effect Of max
ing the firc-caters more insoleut aud impe-
rious. They would ascribc what lie might
say to fear Of them, and in turn they would
buster more impudent]y and threaten
more violently than ever, The Nern9ds
proposition is ridiculous. The dis
un;onists rcy well understand Mr..
Lincoln's principles, and know rs
well as lis supporters, what poll
cy he will pursue. If the HeraM is in tile
dark on tue subject, We refer it to the Chica-
30 platform Of the Republican party, and
Mr.. Lincoln's acceptance Of the nomina-
tion on that PLATFORM Lett procure copy
Of the debates between Douglas ard Lin
coin, and there it will find his sentiments
and opinions spread out in elaborate detail
An address from Lincoln 10 the fire eaters,
as suggested by the Herald, would set forth
nothing MT found in those debates and in
that platform &c is Republican, and
will administer the government on Repub-
licau principles. If the Herald supposcs
that Lc is going to :postatize from his party.
aud turn his hack upon two millions Of
earnest and intelligent men whose votes
have made him President, in order to con.
ciliate nest Of traitors who are resolved
10 rule this nation in tho interest Of despot-
ism or destroy it, then that sheet eyinccs
profound ignorance Of the man and his in
teotions
, 1860-11-15


Washington looks like Goldsmith's s Deserted
vill1ge. The streets are empty, aud the grass
would tsruw in the streets, il the soil would
permit. Tie pcoplc, at least such Is you meet
in the streets, Look detected. III though they
had parted with their last copper, aud knew
not where the NEXT w'as 10 come from. The
hotels are i1l transition state, one wall tci1i;
covered with 1npcF in process Of a'ein. being
pasted TN, aud the other with the dingy relics
spacious ind dusty halls, in the seats covered
with dirty c1uth, are to be seen few stlag-
Cling relies Of Inst winters lobby, who, tal1jugs
TO get their bills through, l.nye starved aud
dwindIcd during tho summer into Eeedy and
dilapidatcd specimens Of humanity.
The shopkeeptrs stand al their doors in d
brown study, cuEsing tho unkind fates, and nj
loving their bills to lie over on the pretext OF
hard times and imminent revolution They
South, with u half-4nothered curse against
South Carouna. The banks hare shut down
for months back, and stayuation rules the
hour.
Dld as this picture Is, 1t Is hardly cxa::gera-
ted No city Is more dependent tor its pros
r,critv or the permancnec Of our existing in.
siifuiioas tl,an Washington: and the general
uncertainty and dist1ust are tAcredore4morc
kcculy fell here than auywhcra else. ! think,
however. the good time ts not far off Among
the rejecting inen the impression prevails that
the furry 1t the South IL nezls1y over, and th1t
aft-r The first Imrox,Bms the sober second
thought will restore the patient to health. No
less man than NJ. Riggs the barker Is quite
satisfied tl.at in thirty days matters will oil
Union will be postponed till = future day. 1Ic
will prove the honesty Of his opinion by
promptly paying his proportion OF the late
Government loan.
, 1860-11-15

Total. 1CG gao 144 sC3 S;s e05 14a 51 111740
Lincoln over Douglas, = ,0G7-oyer all, {, ,2s8s'
Tie officials to come in will add something to
the Bell and Breckenridge vote, and will prol'
ably reduce Lincoln's majority to about 500.
Of course, the official Of the fourteen counties
with reported maiorities may yary the footlngs
several hundred.
The returns on the Convention question arc
only from q counties, and they show major
ity OF &, ,631 for that measure. The - counties
10 come will reduce th1s majority considerably,
hut can hardly overcome it.
, 1860-11-15

II. II. RrnESnowEn, ESQ., the alone
star" Of johnson county, ILL, in 1856-the
only man III the county who voted for
Frcmont-has just been elected Coroner Of
the county ly 10 yotes-thc Democracy
forgetting to vote for that office. 4 cor
respondent informs lis that this result ex-
.aspera.es the Douglasitcs Of old johnson
worse than tl,c election Of Lincoln. We
understand that MDESuowER proposes to
hold llis firsl inquest on the remains Of
Democracy in Illinois.
, 1860-11-15

We publish the full vote for President in
the following counties, and reported majori-
ties in the remainder, and tire vote for mud
against Convention to form new Constitu-
tion, as far as heard from:
, 1860-11-15

4 special dispatch 10 the n. r. Iuncs from
Washington, states tlut, Information had
"bccn received that Rives Of Virginia would
*'tiecllne scat In the Cabinet, II rendered to
~hi1n hy Ltucoln.'' 1t would be Just Is well
tnr Mr. Rivcs not to rcfnec place in Lineoln's
Cabinet before it Is offered u him.: Such ab-
ue.asion is cheap.
, 1860-11-15


TUESDAY CONTINUED.
The counsel for the respective parties in the
bnrch case appeared at the opening Of The al-
tcrnoon session Of the court tor TIC purpose
o. making some arrangement having reference
10 aehattelS setting tie cause for some ass.
II appears that the time allowed ny a" ior
tile holding "f this court expires str'ens, TWO
weeks sFs''n next aiondas' ine !f'at u tne
cases On lac oocket, Representing LUG 'h'efeeth
VI 'ne sn''ofs ol LUIS county, W." oseup' .ns
REMAINDER o1 tnls wees, leaving o.'l 'ne pe'i'u
oi TWO "eeSs 'o1 1se tslal o' Tue DUTCH cast"
IL WAS stateo ny Aessrs' van a11naa ano
aililef' LOT 1he eoinp'a'nant' tnat 'he no"oes
ol witnesses IN Inc Cause tne 1'se a"ouut u
documentary eslaenee' Inc numoef % ques-
lions requiring discussion hSe1s 10 as'se IN Inc
progress o1 the tr1al, 1hc hnmper ot eonnsc',
ana LUZ grave importance oi tne CAUSE tenocleo
! eef1.antS tha1 tIc tfla'' WIN tne pest oe'
s''es On oo'a sfoes Tor speeos sonsu'n"a'.on'
''aia "o. oe uo1sheu III LII pc'4oo VI t"o
, 1860-11-15
The New Post Office.

The New Post omce.
| This splendid building Is uow complete in
every part, and ready for its important public
i uses, which occupancy will speedily com.
; nencc. We arc glad to he informed by Col
]. H. Eaton, the Superintendent Of coustruc-
tion, that 1t is proposed to throw open the
building in every part to the inspection Of our
citizens on Saturday next, between the hours
! Of l. NJ and Pm.
Obviously this can never take place 80 con-
vcnlently again, or when the several Offices
aud departments are in use by their respective
iucumbents and employees. We are conf
dent that the courtesy and forethousht Of Col
Eaton will be fully appreciated by our public
| Those who do not 60 at the period named,
will lose the only opportunity for fnll inspec-
tion Of what is doubtless the most superb
! structure Of its class in the United States,
TIE NEATurn-We are eutoying the ye1y
| perfection Of Fall weather, Indian summer
| prolonged
Il Card.
| Nj. ARNOLD ds4ires to apologize for his onis-
f1on to answer numerous letter. Of concratulatiou
and business, received efnee the election lie HI
been suffering from severe attack Of quinsy.
from which he Ia now recovering, and hopes, In a
few da11, to give his attention to his correspond
cnss aud friends.
TESrH WARD VIDE AwAxzs,-At meeting Of
this Club. at Nfemeyers, on the 18th last, Capt
webb gave In his resignation Al Captain. On bal
lot, l. burkhardt was elected Captain. It was
moved and carried that Mr. Webb be requested to
make nn affidavit that he received no money from
F. T. Sherman, tho late candidate for Sheriff, and
that We turn out and screnadc those worthy that
honor on this fThnrsday} evening at haltpast six
O'Clock l. DpRKuAzpr, Chairman.
". T. Non1r, Secretary.
e Go to John Jones's, 119 Dearborn ntrett,
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired. They
will be well done, and at prices 10 suit the times.
~Dr Anport's Tooth Powder Is the best and
cheapest Dentifriee in use. Try 1t, without ex-
pense. by calling on E. Il. Sargent, apothccary,
Randolph and State street.
11EApQrAnrkEse en BRIGADE, 6rn Dry1s1os,}
ILLINOIS M1I1r1A. Chacago, Nov. 10. 1sGu.
To the Commissioned Officers Of the Goth Regiment
Illinois Militia;
Colonel Joseph II. Tucker, having been elected
to the command Of the Goth Regiment, Illinois MIL
tia, notice Is hereby given that he has been duly
commissioned by Coz. Wood, the Comnaanaer-in-
Chief to lasc from tho 18th day Of September Last
Il. Z. Sw1rT,
General Commanding the ID Brigade, 9Th Division
Illinois Militia.
HEADQUARTERS G0ru RIOT Ill. M1I1T1A,}
Chicago, Nor. l3, 1sG0.
To the Commissioned Officers Of the Coth Regiment
, 1860-11-15

cB For Neuralgia, Nervous Head
ache and All Nervous diseases. rse Hunne~ers Justly
Celebrated Tolu Anodyue the directions strictly
followed and cure not effected the money will be re-
funded. Get = pamphlet
Also. Hunnewefrs Uaiyersal Cough Remedy for
co1dA Coughs aud Consumpuve tendencies For sale
by Druggists generally. OSGO0D DOCKWAY
General Agents for the Northwestern States occ and
depot. 70 St2te street, Chicago. not3dC8.1m
, 1860-11-15

1B 4 Friend in Need. Try tt
DR. SWEETS ESFAL1IBLE LrS1MEST Il pre.
pared from tho recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Con-
neeteat the great bonesetteF, and has been used In
bis practice for the last twenty yea.s with the
astoishing success A. Al e1tenal remedy It l. xtih-
ont rival and will Al1cvste pain speedily than
any other preparation. Fur all Kheu'lauc and Ser.
vous Disorder It d truly ufallihle, and curative
for Sorea. Nounds sprans Bzul+es &C.. Its soothing
hea1ng and powerful Strengthening properties excite
the Just wonder md ast nshment Of Ill who hare
given It tral Over four hundred certificates Of re-
maTkable currs, performed by It within the Last t1o
years, attest this fact 4 r LASDOS, General Agent
and by Ill Dea1es1. no156oeow-d.1J
, 1860-11-15

B viii the 3o3rna. be good enough to
correctlts Illinois election table or discontinue
IT.? We have .hcand Of several persons that
have lost money by making wagers based npon
its inaccurate table, For instance, it has
kept sangamon standing at Is for Lincoln tor
n week past, when In fact it went for Douglas
By Is. VIC know one of Its subscribers who
was done out Of 500 By giving credit to its
eangamon 1gurea,
, 1860-11-15

TO RENT.-The upper part of
l. dwelling house. No 1so Indiana strteft being the
PIT h91se VET Of Vel. street Apply It " TKE
LE.AFESts Gold Pen Mandatory E1 Lake STREET
tCpatA1s.) ~ noiitst
, 1860-11-15
Tho Great Vlwvvam.


Now that the campaign Ia over, tho Great
Wigwam will probably hare closed Its pollti-
cal career, the main purposes for which it was
erected having been happily answered. twill
now become question what shall be done
with it. 1t will hold eight thousand OF more
people, and SO Is no more suited toan ordinary
occasion, than is the Great Eastern for the
uses Of d caowder party. What will be done
With 1t:
We see no difficulty In allowing It to remain
where 1t is. Though It will, perhaps, know
no more Republican gatherings. stlll, in th,
past few months, it has abundantly demon
most popular and valuable structure for Ger
tain required uses. It ia needed for vcry msnv
occaaions during the year, for which it's i'm
mcnse area is none too large. Who does not
remember how well It has served, and better
than any other structure In the civ could hare
done, tor variety Of demands. It accorn,oo-
lated the greet three days Fair of the Sister,
Of the Holy Cross; the Mechanics Fair. thu
great Sabbath School gatherings ; the Monster
Concerts and it will still do the same for sev-
ersl seasons to come, If Circumstances allow Il
to remain where It is: