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n. u. General Conference.


BuFFALo, May e.-Bisbop Simpson in The
chair. The first business in order Eas the eIec.
tion Of the Court Of Appeals, after which the
routine business va. resumed.
4 petition was presented in relation to the
administration Of discipline in the Genesee Con.
ference. Considerable discussion ensued nnon
the proper reference Of this petition. It ia nn.
derstood to relate to the bjecs Of Sazariteisu.
question Of much importance, which is ex.
pected to occupy much Of tue time Of the Con.
ference. The petition was finally referred to q
special committee OF one from each delegation,
a petition was presented from, the North Ohm
Conference asking for change Of the rule. so
that majority may determine how the congrc-
gation shall be seated, and another from the
Pittsburgh Conference asking for restoration
Of the old rule requiring the men and omen of
the congregations to sit apart.
The number Of petitions today in favor Of a
change Of the rnle on slavery was III md
against anytchange, IL.
J. T. Mitchell. from the Cnmmittee or A.,
raugement Of the order Of Disc:pline renorted
that they had examined the pian Of Dr.. Osborn.
It includes division Of the discipline into PARTS.
rhor4ars so,&s,r, - -,~n...k. - ..!t-.t
, 1860-05-10

sAvASxAu, May e.-The Federnl Court grand
jury has found true bills against Chas. a. l..
Lamar, Corey ". Stiles, J. II. Middleton aud
Vim. Hole, for the rescue Of Capt. ternham
from the county jei1.
There was q large md enthusiastic meeting
tonight to approve the course of the Southern
delegates at Charleston.
, 1860-05-10
An Injunction for tl1e stOetoro oon.,s

CLEvELASD, May e.-In tho United States
Court on the 9Th inst, in the case Of Kimberly
vs. Weaver and others, a perpetual Injunction
was granted against tho defendants producing
the "octoroon," with Judgment for Il 900 and
Mrs. Barrow, w. CLARK Washington and others,
and proceedings for Injunction will take place
before Judge Curtis Of Boston,
, 1860-05-10

NEW ORLEANS, Nay 8.-The steamer Coatz.
coalcos, from Vers Cruz on the 1st irat., yia
Havana on The 9Th, has arrived hers aud fur
nishes the following;
The Constitutional Government rejects the
proposed mediation of the English and French
Ministers.
Miramon's party has beer deleated on all
sides, and his money Is exhausted. Il
CaraTa]a! vas organizing an expedition ITO
attack Puebla.
It is reported that Mr. McLane intends going
into The Interior foc the purpose Of an interview
III. Gabriel, the French Minister, has heen
recalled.
, 1860-05-10

The Japanese Embassy cn Voyage.
NEW YoRx, May e.-The steame. Quaker
City brings Havana dates Of the 5th. The stea.
mer coatzacoalcos. from Charleston. arrived at
Hsvnna On the 4th. and reports speaking. the
day previous, of Carris Reef, the steam tfieate
Roanale, with the Japanese Embassy. Sugar
firm
, 1860-05-10
R0yArd TO be I1epul{ated.

W1Lx1SGToS. Del, May "a cali has been
issued to the Democrats of Newcastle COUNTY
for public meeting on the 19.h, to take meas
ures to hare the county represented in the ad-
jouEned National Convention, and to repudiate
the course Of Senator Bayard
, 1860-05-10
Cincinnati Lumber Market.

~AAE&AAukA ANHlDEE MARKET
The Ga=ftte Of this morning contains the fol-
lowing:
Teh market for boards is still, in great mca-
sure, at stand. In the early part Of the week
a choice lot sold at SIS, and some other lots
were disposed Of ut $l4, but altogether not orer
one-fourih Of the whole amount received has
changed hands.
The receipts arc yariously estimated at from
IS, coo 900 to $4,000, 900. The figures, We think
do not yary materially from 40 ,00O, 600. We
therefore put the amount unsod ut so 900 ,o0,.
Holders are contending for &l4; come are ask
ing SIS. but all Of them are wiling to accept
$l4. Buyers offer from $l2 10 SIS. The for
mer do not present as firm front rs they did ut
first, but they still expect to bring buyers TO
terms.
In the mem time several Of our heasT deal
crs hare bought largely at Saginaw. These
purchases amount, in the aggregate, to $10,-
100000. This lumber, j, is claimed, can be laid
down here e. per II less than the price asked for
Allegheny boards. There is, however. q differ
ence in time in favor Of the latter. The terms
at the North arc about equal to cash.
Most Of the lumber bought at Saginaw will
be brought to Toledo By lake, aud thence to Ibis
city blythe Dayton and Michigan and Cincin-
natl, Hamilton and DAYTON Railroads. 4 por
ton Of 1t will come By way Of Sandusky
Frcights By both routes are the sune
In seasoned boards, c:c,, fair retail business
IS being done at previous quotations, which NC
continue:
, 1860-05-10

Bos1os, May 9.-Thc Atlas and Bee, Of this
morning, states that afugitiye slave named Nor
ris, belonging to the estate Of Thomas Dixon,
Of Ga-, smuggled himself to Boston in the
steamer S. R. Spalding, and at once left for
f.snaaa
, 1860-05-10

TORONTO, May 9.-The steamer Bay State, Of
the American line, ran ashore early this morn.
ing, outside Of the harbor, and remains fast
aground, after repeated attempts to get her Of.
, 1860-05-10

TREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
~ CONPAyTS
EXPRESS FREIGHT LINK.
For Through Freight Only.
New Central Crest Westera and connecting road. to
Chicago aud Ill .he West.
The KoAds cr"s this Old and reilat.a ruute fso the
SsaheA:a and tie Tea:. hare o:H2a:xcdA
FAST FREIGHT LINE.
ov!as pcs Relias sty Md greatly ;.c.ca1eI Dispatch
Fsetzht-the rasns forming the Lie, Est ard we
Ii sha Ame res 1ty tnafpK ii tbs
te;Etans Of saen Roa! :. Thtra:h Passenger Traln.-
kates - low Il bY aav e:htr lie. Rec3nAt!Qr8
PHmptfE aad Fairly Adjusted. Mark Packales, "FA.s
Expn Is Line. Si2 4. Y. r."
In New yorx. dsiive. soods 1t Eud,ou River Railroad
P1ssfn:er pefct = Warren street. Canal Street Depot
Ia stou deliver Roo1s E. AID WosrstAs Railroad
Depot, and mark ~ abave.
THROUGH Bilof Laine Evrn, and Rsea1nators paid II
NY Of the CoMpany's OEces-
Z. r. BEACH. Ateat, rs Broadway, View Toyk.
OTIS hl4bALl- AGeut, Il State street. Dastcr
A. "ALLISGFORD, Western Agent.
Corner Lake AID Dearborn Streets opposite fremont House.
thtAc1. pk1I. I.SQ-ly
, 1860-05-10
Indicted,

NEW foRK, May 9.-Ryndesa and Mum,
Deputy Marshals, accused Of eEibery in the
case Of the bark Storm King, are indicted and
held to bail for trial.
, 1860-05-10

New 0RLEASs, May a.-The steamship Ari-
zona has arrived from BrAzos 4th, wi:h $4,000
iu specie. News un Important.
, 1860-05-10
MARIN T. JOURNAL.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

et"s @ u7aao 1sa'eo' " to1a mu1e' 'ons
Prop sua. siapsea col'aswood, IS aoze, and barrels
Prop batter brown = Joseph, lsoo ties, I'll pkgs
49, pork. is ,gs potatoes:
Prop 0tsswa Warren Mu.kegon, 155 lumber q N 1ath,
Bark cheluhas:o. langley. Green Bay. 1so II lumber
BARK 9.eat West, s.ewAt, Buffalo, III tons oal.
bsg Kam.ey Crooks, Wstn, Sturgeon Bay. 1000 cedar
Pig llisdp; Bum. @ e,esn nay, ~ 4 n lumber:
sss s7ss S S'ssE G Cd, ~oe
sehI iisIo: ;: ; hsaeh g: Haven: % n iu@SsI: ~,
scnf sen Ssi 4 nosh - cas- *ooo' o
sehE Al.s: eais: a!ssis, Aa:feeon; 1.e n la9b.r.
sehs PEsls buckley, anence. G eds shsEs bolta 10 IN
schr Ansssota Blackburn, VEL. Pier, 4eoo ced.rpost,
SIR r. 4 Eaxaia: Telf nlver. 90 .s115oaa ties.
schz Union. Aoss Back River, II cords wood 20 cords
siEb Rs5 g ase wood
CLEARED.
Prop Wabash Valley. DouEa., Green usy 100 Ibis high
Prop S .s @ 81 T.: sss! ~
:5< IL aSs s.: ~ ;sss;s9s
Prop oedea.oefs Richardson, ozdenseu1gb, 1881 bu
Bpeg Sss;ssss.. Fsss;la: M s. M5e,sph ton. na.s
liz ass aen6. asas,tS 3:sne. a5ssn S's
Rk E RR;;}gm furP. esse9 "a
schr T. 3. sheps.d, Norton, Bua!1o, 1926 tu cora.
EXT az IT i.rss ,ss1 1seeR IT,, naF.
schr 2. M. ShoyeF, Dougherty. Muskesou.
seh HT,g. Ete1 Pi9e'i ~ R5xd - Ut x.,a naTsn:
SeSr n:ile. EdsasS:. Toii Mi!s?
Sehr HIs,n CHI. Hire;e Nnstepon e@ nef'
sh Tena s Enss.
Schr Little Belle, Krby, Grand Haven.
s''F c*sas'''n Marsh. ro.t coloo.ns 1850 bush com.
this port arrived back at Buffalo on Saturday. being the
s1arck M L1cury7so-cantatn Diver of the 1.art
T.: { s:'s=
ark hailed the Pacific and reported anviag betn struck By
lsasns uu.s e nes'y w squaa INC evening p'e'oaa se'
Tc a.. ,o,na sn m ,o n,nsn nv and s, s,
ceed,ue m her VOYAGE undcr .bo,tcned .be h,
49, .,.,.1ss A' ~ '~1
~ ~ ' ~ -e'''
.HfsexfEaasous.
F.nsr cAs41 eoop.-The propeller ,t.rnssver passed
Ustsolt, only nine aa5a1soto rev foFk|Defiot Tr!1
Ths tny n,nce In. ,een cbartered with <.s,,, or,
.,9 ~ ~ -, ues. "atu sitala Punp
~ =c ~ .rds 10 ea 70 to Ausun ans
Iase e sc4onnet SaGs *hien nas oeen Ashcss
there suce !ass fA she has sustained little o. no damage
sset aha VII! oe sot On *Anout nneh dlfnculy.
Ue1osA6oS HA1BoR.-The Mineral Rot X Oh Wednesday
~ " ~ ae est e. risu ky ensIs eassne aeptl
determined aeeoapt of the swne.s the current AMI
gtea seas when The sorpdtn2s were made There an
paItnty NJ change The west channel snce list fa+
miner, April 9lsl.
"a nrrrorr yx..r, nm Erpopr Thu b,7o cc,o1,e b.
conne1eed ,krs o. he1 es of staves IL for Eu!ops
for heI pot Of des.ina y a. scnn q se oadsd 81
commanded as as year, by Capt b. Ma}ott, Who perform
~ ''As w "se ".u- Ae. w. An'e''e''
Dtsasfers.
~ 70 f. s*e G GSes sas ake On n Ho1
NJ. n hs n: n1s ~ ct*on PET 10 ia5
spnr n e @ pe ~ ~ e. goses PIT wer
G nnn Sso Moqe 70 y o. ~ habo
a Mina1 XII f. '' 0e'"een 'he
4snosE.Seh Nofth StaI. Of Mlwaukee. from oeonto t.
thy port With ,o.4 q lumber 5sn ashore In making th
hAfh0f ,1QEt Nofh The pier. che
, 1860-05-10

.NKw YoRk, May 9.--The higste Roanoke was
signaled just before sunset, With the Japanese
Embassy On board.
, 1860-05-10

p0A9, FARMER i CO.'S
EXPRESS.
FAST F1lEIG HT LINE.
Via Kew York and Erie Railroad,
At CURRENT RAILROAD RATES.
Ely all K&il Rail Aad SfsAns 10 Hx6n1o
Aass p.ek.sss"r / Co." EXPRESS. .2d L ins~nd
a for S:elEu, uasS ~ Ste4l.7
OFFIcE~-1!1 RroaaEay, Cor.!a=J s:rac:, ll3 Btpal
street, New Y11s, acc
No. Pomeroy's Building, Chicago.
mhanhs384m GlEs,S L CHASE, Agents.
, 1860-05-10

New York Cattle Market.
b1 1EtfoRArR.1 NV Yoxx. Aay9.
HkEvks-Heavy aud dull. Receipts 4lQQ Irfer1oe 6x
&!k: Ordinary, 93sxc; fsss 9x6lofc.
celpi4 6,sDJ. F >
s*1sk-s.eadg, atex9GH. Receipt, $3.50.
, 1860-05-10
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
Il TRAI. RAJ! ROAD. ....
~ NILES DOUBLE TRACK.
Tbs capacity ot ta!s ioai 4 oc,T e4ra to aoy o h

county.
Thrss ThroEzh x'aseenzer Trains
sst = S,s st's I! 81
;ss AZ hs,* s IT, o tst;, sy e.:
s rf f' se ses;s , anv = sF = rS.,,,
., saoElss e., a:saesei sssh ;c..n: wea:ru1.
@ ;sSs Z
FL Llae s"ants: IL Ya,nsts al w..hssoa. QUE ~"
Al N; =. a. s IT. # IT,
tka. lux much v,ao @ ssty ~ f': .s >A'
s!1 tally Trims :c'wsea lh:a"e2Ea ata :sew FORK:
through Ticket, a l arc sood oa s:tsss u the Aa-
Loaf Tickets to Es..o: ga sool Vi. Hca:ea FL. E.vr
os Lnss b.s'a raasen~css ers CT
Tckets - Obtained It .uy cf,hy important K.u.a
one*s sn IT, 81 si.o o. h"at A. e e rekaa. Linz
a. ss% sss sa;s ;s'i d:
AI"A.s - a,1ex Ley aEeT;4n A' qr'e.A'
It's eap!ruon cf:f,. lien e?nne:t:as 1t u Pam
8Rzs4 fSE EAST D TIE
e s9aas rlext
I'LL the '.sl's e. ~ r.nxs sca .iy rp1es:at".
Esht cya'st. Or y ssp s Iii Se:,aa ass aapy too
E. r. s1sw II e0'n
$s:l.s:s;S Ms$s; 5 i5s;:: is
kf9s9 g. e;ss;as; s.s A!he'" isss c'u,,aas.
ii % Sty :ss'' ~ IT, d a:;.t !sss: u:
s.@ n,! I'm FIN G;E i f,!: Y: HF Ha* sa.*1 oY*s.
asapi!. @ Ten H. e." 'lsa: li'it IL i. Sosa: atss::
ont.ln the Wet.
The Greatest Fael1Itica offered for tho
Froseet1oH Rnl speedy 'FrnuHe
rortation or LIVE >;T&1CK.
All zt9a a;cmI VIII u":a pn7!*srs forp.s
G1a4$f1YftpX
u s. s. ~. 60 n %
ks,.aSE i9e nasa T. so ss ny '?. -
~ Railroad uire T. ' -. " '%A-"S" "'''
Iae iean.ylsssa Isa.l.,.: ~ sea.s. =. rn..sa,.A
port 'hs uhc. NASH h:a'.sk. rsnncer, tnui.
M :tf,? as . 1
heaso with Steamers &c al. Pcrs. IN the Northwestern
Mt.eharts and SAprs:, +atrs "a. :c transportation ot
asr 10 this coup~nT eaa rely viii eoatiencs na
Tic of Freight to and rso:, arr ro.n. In rte ws,
ey ths hean.tsn!a A7"s ~, At II tnsss - 1sosas
n r Eaa:s:a- e .a::k "a. S,;s> VA pzsx4. R r."
aAGxXw Z Kt1t;s g. S"h street, Baltimore.
1SSEeF Co. o.aA''oF Ass&". or NJ. . ). wrl.a At.
1x4cM tEo1 70. = STATE Mre.r. Bostoe.
HH M2ESN s :al fsett At rasAs'1ha
kG5Ef :s *np eii; ,ss. fFs4'f2:s .s,y
BUFFALO & LAKE HURON
~ KAIL"Ai. sa1sst.' anil tsss sau's to buffalo and
~ !::;ss t;;a*e . s;;s s.n p:';s!s RI. =!
T." It GO seax .s ~ c:s ss no: (
XA Ens :. !ni tauE h,xt T1rtss y: ~ re2i osa
fel4'60ly Uenl Manager.
DlTTSBURGU, FORT WAYNE
Now g pls,si sat eats iss Chea 70 Tls:osrska
"A'f PEsSfGv2s* Isl fvs:;1's* *: Fl Ell RAILROAD
TO Esw Y=.k. raa.e'2a!a E4.:.ra5:e acd Wnshirtto7
;sss.a:s s. tafn< s;: n nut. will n.v. .As s.ass.
bsss51s sseees stHas 'sressS "'s's'h>e'"
iss;s ar Il. Of caasl saa an Dsa
t4sR: 91s:s;: S iss7S,s, s.Sts
Rsi1osS % h4ssi:k, Easio s::ra ia Se!s Yo:k sne
go.1 81 ~ a ~ az: S* sa st ss rEa Va k'
ys;9S:. s,:ss*svs, Eesaz. I'D lastss ta~a:oi os3s
sa ss Ell: sf; s @ sses e :e
EYE 57% a: A%5 $f$i:
IL sos: s s'tns 4:sd dss:a ss 1y Of tbs 'x' 'aa
i Is
4esss III q; .ss s. fesst Ae
ses:s
Bspai..an.as 70 al s:r .:s:n " !E:s;tEayn.
5ey,.s3: 9esi f!ssst e. eS!ssss: e.
CHICAGO Il ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD LNE-Pszeags. T,atns depart from
.nS .y as :. Gssaxs ;ss T, ts.s md .
~ Es3sass Is ..uy, .zssp
o.' 4sssnee''''n S 4Hs:f e.
, 1860-05-10
FiftRuriat atlD Commercial.


WxosxsrAr Erxa1xn. May 9th. lsso.
The demand for Eastern exchange to-day was
particularly actiyc aud New York bi!ls wcrc sold
on tho street 1t@1} rer cent. prem. Boston
Bills were sold 1t /! per cent The bsakcrs.
however, are still selling ut II per cont, but
oaly to their customers. Some Of then, had to
pay II per cent, to meet tho dcnfaud. Cnrrcn~
CT is in fair supply, with good demand.
M1cu1aAS GENITAL RA.LRoAn.-The earnings
Of Michigan Central Railroad for tho month Of
April arc as fnlows:
1850. 1Raa.
rAssrnktrs .tt6lseS6 A.A6A.1s
Fright. NsNM E.sol, ii
Miscellaneous. ...-.-..-.. ht166S dsG
Total. .4lGa,7Al.a3 &l&5lAssn
Gain. $9LbYs..3
, 1860-05-10

COMMERCIAL.
Nu1kspA- Evkxzxo. May .. 1850.
The following are the receipts and shipments
for the last twenty -four hours:
, 1860-05-10

BUFFALO s. LAKE HURON
- RAILWAY. Shorteas anil tsss saus to Buffalo anu
nsEcr Easiesn cities.
Tr4.n le.vnx t'eaxo At s:71 pm. Us.ot At 83o II.
nves y RNfdo At 5:+v PM. Nov York Al TO- an Bos.
ton At 81; ec,ink With N. Y. Ceetsi buY.lu i
n Y. Ere ru: fclrE kaet. Trksts VI. thu rnoA can
BE- ot'anrF! 1t tie Ca!ou Dcpn.. K.s.CAI:TEr.
fel% 10 ~ Uen'l AanAkeF.
, 1860-05-10

DICKINSON d BAKER.
IL C0EA1ssIoS NEnCHASTB.
NO. i, P0.uHRo1@'sB BExkDK.1.e.
Careful attention Kven TO tia ruscha.. and sa.s Of ,xs
oS COMMISSION STRICTLY.
taDKncK DfcKEsoT. D. H. BAKxn.
, 1860-05-10

E0n HHDS. N. O. SUGAR land.
cVO .k AID ve15 low.
, 1860-05-10

Bouud Up--Stmr North Star; bark Ad.iatIc b.gs Com
Entrec Gladiator. Empire Rtae; tchrs Gov. Hunt Eiiz
Logan, M!nnehaha, Three Bs1is. Monte.urua, Ut han
ner. j. S. Hyde. st. Jo*ph.
bound Dowa-Prop UacotAh bark Gibraltar; sch5e Ex
change, Gne1dA Chief, H. L. Whltrnau Aldeia,a1 Rep
deer, j. y. Chapla.
, 1860-05-10

DORTLAND BLOCK.-The M
te:slsned the aseac{ e! the sbo~e bud'
fsuu NJ David Se1s Jr oT Boatoo, and Is n-epased TO
lsase ali e1lss!nS vaean,Ies IN The sae nrm May J.
II. PARKER IS # a4Alneto on street. Rp.tcl711m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-26
The Great storm Last Night.

Another storm. or rather a succession of
terrific showers. commencing at balf-past one
and continuing until nearly seven O'Clock.
broke over our city this morning. They
were accompanied by hail and wind, and we
do not believe SO large n quantity of rain
has fallen upon the earth in so short time
since the windows of heaven were ope led
and the fountains Of the deep broken up.
some foriy-two centuries ago, and Father
Noah outrode the deluge. finding safe anchor
age at last on Mount Ararat Trees were
Frustrated, cellars flooded, and the early mar
ket gardeners coming into the city tell us
that in many places the water was above the
wagon bodies. For nearly three hours the
heavens were necessarily aglOw with vivid
lightning flashes, VIII lie the deep diapason of
.'the immortal Jove's dread clamors" rever
berated without a pause. At sunrise the
western sky was of a deep yellow tinge. and
as the electric flashes rolled in waves over the
zenith they were reflected on the clouds with
a sublmity of grandeur we have never be-
fore witnessed, while now and then stray
CLING beam would shoot athwart the gloom
und impress itself on the vapUrs in myriads
of rainbow hues. We may truly say, as did
Lenox TO the guilty thane of CawdOr, The
night has been unruly." Our individual ex-
perience in keeping the storm out of our man
sion. after it had broken away all the CUTTERS
leading from the roof, and made its way gush-
ingly indoors, until like the sailor in the
song we could sing, Pm ahoat," convinced
us that Mrs. Darlington was rather visionary
when she attempted to resist the rising surges
OF the Atlantic ocean by sweeping them back
with her broomi-LoussUiAe EUening Bulletin,
MdY 24th.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-26
~Wehave been disposed to award t

We have been disposed to award to
the Virginia Bad>z, democratic organ pub
li,bed at Richmond, intelligence, candOr and
fairness of statement But in the impression
of Nav 22d the editor Processes to regard ex
ira BILLY SMITH, Of Va, as superior states
man. and a man in all that respects ability
and intellectually far above JoHS BELL
Now, :hat upsets all our confidence In that
EDITORS intelligence and discernment.
In the same impression. May ed, the edi-
tor referring to the prospects ahead" and
d.sDaraging those of BELI. and EVERETT, says:
We have cOnYersed with gentlemen, Of all
parties, who have visited the South and the
West since the announcement of the nonina-
ton of BELL and EVERETT. and their testi-
mony strengthens the opinion here expressed
One Of the most intelligent and Ob=ervant OF
the gentlemen alluded to, expressed his sur
prise at the GOODNESS and Indifference exhibit
ted toward The Opposition nominees. on the
part of their political friends in Mississippi,
Kentucky and Tennessee" Now, consider
ing that only eLere1 Days could have elapsed
from the announcement of these nominations
till these gentlemen Of all parties" had ex-
plored and secured ''the South aud the West"
and returned verbal report to the man OF
the Lndlz; and considering further our own
information, of totally contrary tenor and
certainly more reliable our faith in that ed
itor's fairness and candOr of statement, is, to
be mild, Seriously damaged Good morning,
Dir. Ldez.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-26
Daniel =. Dickinson I'm Favor OF
sQuatter Sovereignty.

II is generally understood that those DEM
ocrats in the South who profess to think that
DOUGLAS ought to be hung, drawn and quar-
tered, on account of his advocacy of squntter
sovereignty, are willing and many of them
eager to support DAS'L- S. DICKINSON, OF
New York. Yet Mr.. Dickinson is probably
as thorough friend of squatter sovereignty
as Mr.. DOUGLAS, though not a. loud in the
advocacy of it-perhaps for want of Oppor-
tunity. That he holds that odiOus doctrine
in its length and breadth, is sufficiently clear
from the following resolution, introduced in
TO the U. s. Senate on the 18th December,
IS47
"ResoiUed, That in organizing Territorial
government for territory belonging to the
United States, the principles of selt-gOvern-
ment upon which orr federal system rests
will be best promoted. the true spirit and
meaning OF the Constitution be observed. and
the COnfederacy strengthened, by leaving all
questions concerning the domestic policy
therein to the legislature chosen 10y the peo-
pie thereof"
We are not aware of any occasion when
Mr. DICKINSON changed his views on this sub
ject, but our recollection is that be reaiirm-
ed them in the Senate ia 1850, and continues
TO cherish them to this day. The truth is,
the democratic party, North aud South, are
80 completely identified with that doctrine
that, if they undertake to discard it now they
must rub out all their old landmarks and
begin anew. For years we have stated and
reiterated this fact, but it has been evaded
md denied by Southern democratic organs,
and while they have constantly supported it
have denounced it as "worse than the Will
mot Proviso itself" 1t is time Tor the people
of the South and of the Union to open their
eyes to these facts.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-26
MIR. CIingnan's Opinion of Political
Platforms.

In speech delivered in the u. S. Senate
on the sth inst, Mr.. CLrNesAN. OF North Car
olina. gave the following expression OF opn-
ion of the propriety and policy of political
platforms, declaring st the same time that he
wanted no other platform but that adopted
ut Cincinnati, with the addition only Of the
bred Scott Decision, IL gentlemen desired II:
but, Mr.. President, nav say that look
upon platforms Tor candidates very much as
j do upon the weights that arr nut upon
horses think the les Of a platform Won
hamper candidate with generally. so you
express your principles clrarly. the better:
just as The les weight you put mon a hors,.
The be ter race be runs. I have a great
many rights that were not in the cinciSnnti
platform. do not expect TO have then all
put into il. To get them there L should have
10 have the Constitution of the United States
certainly all ihe.e. and the constitution 81
my own State. aud no doubt some other
great natural rights that are not Ia either
Ny friend from Missouri mr.. Greenl sng-
gests TO me the Bible also. Are we 10 ex-
peet every thing 10 be pat la II We do / do
not know bow large We shoaid make il IL
would be just as absurd rs IL man who had
a horse that was going 10 run great race,
and on which be had bet largely. should pus
upon BIS back all the property he had in Tie
shape OF kettiss, miii-stones, or any thing
else cumbersome. That would be the height
OF absurdiiy. tell yoa further. hr. Priest
dent, after We get candidate in The neId,
and be IL running agaihs; our sdysrsaries
over the way. The very gentlemen who may
now be disposed 10 quibbie, and who want L,
insist on this and that, IL they saw thai he
was hampend aud was likely to luse sap
port. would he veIy sorry that he sas thas
placed IN false position"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-26
Save Your Horses.

''We take great pleasure In recommending the
Mexican Mustang Liniment a valuable and indis-
pensabe article for Sprans, Sores, Scratches Calls
on Horses Our men have it for Burns, Brus-
es sores, sun Joints and Rheumatic Pains, and all
say il acts ike magic. We use M other Liniment.
W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Harnden's and Wells, Far
go & Co IS Express"
Gentlemen '-"I had negro man worth 81 200
who took cold from a bad hurt, and useless for
over one year; had used everything ! could hear
of without benefit, until tried the Mustang Lini-
ment It has perfectly cured him, and can now
take the above price for him.
Respectfully yours,
JAMES DORRANCE,
Every Planter, Tea MISTER and Family should have
this uvaluI Bile article. Sold by all respectable deal
ers throughout be world.
BARNES PARK,
mayl-lm Proprieiors, New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-26
New York National Union CIub--En-
dorsement OF Bell and Everett

The National Union Club of New York
beld meeting last Monday night, Gen. JoHs
LLOYD in the Chair.
Hon. ERAsTUs Brooks was present. and
being called by general request, to speak,
moved the endorsement of the nomination of
the Union ticket, BELL and EvERErT. After
n speech from Mr.. b. in which he set forth
the services of Mr.. BELL and the advantages
the country would secure by his election,
the mtoiOn carried by reclamation. Speeches
were subsequently made by other gentlemen
ell Of whom were gatifed by The nomination
OF BELL and EVERETT.