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The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-25

TRUE SkErcH.-The Hon. T. H. Benton. with
oil his faults Of selfwill, was man Of splendid
talents, high personal character, and most ex-
cellent Judge of human natare. Like Macau-
lay, he studied books and men, and boldly ex-,
pressed his opinions on all sabjects While
busy in political life, he formed bis opinion Of
Douglas, and in speech to the people Of Mis-
souri,, when candidate for Governor, he thus
describes Douglas as shallow demagogue.
Read the following extract:
Fellow-citizens," he said, "you have all
heard Of the COLOSSUS at Rhodes, If you have
not, 1 will tell you about It, The colossus was
a huge statue Of gigantic proportions. It was
SO large that 1t stood with one foot in Turkey
and the other upon the leland of Rhodes, and
large vessels passed with sails full spread, be-
tween its legs without touching. Fellow-citi-
zens Stephen Arnold Douglas, in the excess of
bis vanity imagines himself some huge colossus,
and would fain stretch bis little short legs
across the Mississippi, and with one foothold at
one and the same time upon free and slave ter
ritory. Yea, SO great is bis vanity that he YER
lily believes that while in this position enc Of
our huge western steamers could pass without
touching side or bottom between his feet. But,
fellow-citizens, be will find himself mistaken.
The people of these United States have too
much sagacity, ever to permit themselves to be
imposed upon go far as to elect this little dopb-
le-dealing demagogue to the Chief Magistracy
Of the nation. When he comes to make the
actual experiment Of putting himself in the pei
sitien Of the huge colossus, he will find to bis
chagrin that bis little legs are TOO short-he can.
reach. And If he persists In his mad endeavors,
he will fnd himself, ere he is aware, cast head.
hong, like that huge statue was, and stuck SO
deep In the mud that be will never be able to
extricate himself againv'
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-25

A NIG0ss N rns CoxyExrIoN.-Amoue the
Boston delegates, representing ward 6 in The
Black Republican convention which Nominated
Aason r. Burlingame fbr Congress and M. P.
Chandler for lincoln Presidential Elcctor, was
Nj. J. Sella Martin, colorcd.
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G. BoPENscHEN.-We call the attention Of
our readers TO the advertisements of this gen.
ucman, to be>found 10 to-day's issue. He is
prepared to do oil work entrusted to his care
In an elegant and workmanlike manner. He
has on hand an assortment Of gold and silver
watches, jcwclry, de-, which be would be pleas.
cd 70 show and sell to persons wishing to buy.
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The Issue in this C0ntrovefsy
WELL PUT

We give below the article from The. New
York Day Beck. The questions put by our CO.
temporary to the commercial men Of New York
have great force, and should be taken into &C.
rious consideration by all who have the peace,
the honor, the stability, and the perpetuity Of
our happiness, our interest, and our Govern.
ment at heart:
"THE BALLOT OR THE Hut1fr!-That arch
fend of mischief-the man who perjured him
self when he swore to support the Constitution
Of the United States. and then said that he
must obey "a higher law'-William II. Seward
we mean-recently made speech at Cleve-
land, Ohio, in which be says that All men shall
have the ballot, or none all shall have the
bullet, or none which, being translated, means
that the negroes at the south shall have the
ballot, or, if not they shall haze lie bullet! This
is decidedly plain talk, and If Seward can only
be prevailed upon to keep the stump until cleo
ton time, he would be sure to turn the scale
in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and New York,
at any rate. We might ask, in view Of such
language from the republican leaders, is the
party crazy? Do the business men of this city
who claim to be republicans endorse such
sentiments! We ask such men as Chas. b.
Marshall, Peletiah PERT, Moses II. Grinnell,
and William E. Dodge, is this yosv platform
Can you for a moment countensnce such revo-
lutionary doctrines? If those words had come
from Garrison or Phillips we should not have
been surprised but coming from Seward they
are worthy of remembrance, and yet, as extreme
as they are, they are but the republican
creed logically carried out. In this respect
Seward is, at all events, the most consistent
republican we know Of. He accepts the doc.
trine of the negroes equal rights oil the way
through from A toZ.
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For Sale.

A plantation miles from the Ouachita
river and mi's from the ", S. and 7.
Railroad, containing 800 acres--175 acres
cleared.
There is good dwelling and out-houses
together with new gin house on the place.
For further particulars apply to VIM T. At
kins, Monroe, La.
G.P. RoUToN.
Oct. IL, 1860. IT,
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The Boston Traveller, Black Republican
paper, says 90 the Bell and Everett party is .
good party for the South"
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8ousse t & Genin.
IS CANAL ST., NEAR CHARTRES,
NEW ORLEANS.

IMPORTERS and dealers in Foreign and Do
! nestic Hardware, Cutlery. Guns, Nails.
AYES, castings, plows, rope. stationery, fishing
tackle, toys, and general assortment Of French,
German, English and American fancy goods
Augnst 80, ls60-tf,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, J
Parish of Ouachita, )
9th Judicial District Court

18th Judicial District Court.
Succession Of James Rogers, decd.
WHEREAS, Hulda NJ. Rogers has filed In
cial District Court, in and for said Parish of
Ouachita, her final account as tutrix.
Now, therefore, unless opposition be made
thereto within thirty days from the date hereof.
the said account will be homologated according
to law. ~
GooDLErT, Clerk.
Monroe, La, Oct 10, 1860. 5t:S6.
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Appointments.

William NJ. Levy. Breckenridge and Lane
Democratic Elector for the 9Th District, will ad-
dress the people at the following times and
places, viz:
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-25

An eastern religious journal estimates that
at the present rate Of decrease, in twenty Year,
there will not b. 4 Quaker In the world.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-25
Breckinridge and Lane i'm Cali
FORNIA.

The San Joaquin Rspab.;eas, Of July 2lst
having just received the news Of the nonina-
ton OF Baltimore, HOSTS the flag Of Breckin-
ridge and Lane, and says:
OUR NOMINEES.
With this issue we hoist the names of Breck-
inridge and Lane a. the standard bearers of the
Democratic party in this great contest, and
have no fear that the State which threw her
vote for the first one four years ago, will rein
dorse him by q triumphant majority. Breckin-
ridge is emphatically q representative man. No
statesman ofhis age stands before the country
liant reputation. He has been Is gallant on
the field as he is wise, eloquent and command
ing in the councils Of the nation.
OF Gen. Lane, our candidate for Vice Presi-
dent, what shall we sayf Who does not recol-
lect him In le47, a. the private soldier, then as
the general oncer, and again as the Marion Of
the Mexican war, winning laurels for himself
and fame for bis country, which shall be as en-
dearing as her own imperishable history. He
has not only won q name on the battle fields Of
Mexico, but be Is known throughout the coun-
try a. an able, eound and thoroughly national
man. We know that the true hearts of the De-
mocratic masses Of this coast. from San Diego
TO Washington Territory, will give q glorious
response to his nomination.
We are proud Of the ticket not for the men,
but for the principles which they represent. It
is to the platform we proudly point, as being
truly and faithfully national. There is not .
line that needs to be explained. The tricks and
cheats Of construction and sectional interpreta-
ton are not needed for this declaration Of prin-
ciples, which has been adopted BY the sere,sseea
barbinger Of the good time coming-as the
dawn Of sentiment which shall work its way
through the masses OF the people, until the ma
tion shall be redeemed from the monstrous dog
mo Of squatter sovereignty, and from the dan
gerous heresies Of Black Republican patriots.
Upon this platform we call upon the Democ-
racy of California to rally, and sustain the men
who indorse the doctrine Of equal rights and
exact justice to American citizens, no matter
from what section Of our great Confederacy
they may come.
On the 18th it adds:
For breckenridge and Lane-The Placer Her
aid, Placerville Democrat Sonora Democrat,
Butte Democrat, Sierra Citizen, and Napa Times
zealously support the national nominations Of
Breckenridge and Lane, for President and Vice
President.
A dispatch from Yreka to the Republican,
dated July 25th, Gays:
One hundred guns were fired last night in
honor Of Breckinridge and Lane. The Jack.
sonville Sentinel has hoisted the Breckenridge
and Lane flag.
The Marysville Express says:
Breckinridye in Colusi.-A gentleman who II
the deputy sheriff of Colusi county, was in TIT
city Of Marysville on Saturday, and has beer
in almost every part Of the county since tht
news of the nominations was received. He say.
that at least three-fourths ofthe people Of thai
county are for Breckinridge and Lane.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-25

~ 1.-THE CONSTITUTION AND THE
EQUALITY OF THE STATES; THESE ARE
ThE SYMBOLS OF EVERLASTING UNION |:
LET THESE BE THE RALLYING CRIES OF
THE PEOPLE"-John O. Breckinritige.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-25

LOUISIANA STATE SEMINARY
OF LEARNING
And Military Academy.
THE End session of this Institution will com.
i mence list November and continue, with
out vacation, till goth August, 1861.
TERMS OF ADMISSION The applicant must
be between Is and 81 years Of age, of good
moral character, and we'll versed in the prima-
~ English branches.
EXFENsEs FOR THE SESSION.
Tuition, board, washing, lights aud fuel $3.50
Uniform clothing, text books stationery,
MEDICAL attendance and rent of fixed
AuI"sNse.. S4lV
A deposit Of 5000 must be made Let Novem-
Der.
Each cadet must bring with him bedding and
the minor articles of room furniture, or pur-
chase them at the Seminary at a cost of $50.
He must also bring supply Of underclothing.
For further information apply to
Col. w. H. SHERMAN, Sup'd't.
oc4-4t. Alexandria, La-
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Editorial Correspondence.

Editorial Correspondence.
BAYOU SARA, La, Oct Is, 1860.
Dear Register In the language of the New
Orleans Courier of the 18th inst, the telegraph
brings us news which affords food for the most |
patriot who loves the Constitution and the |
Federal Union which eprang from it. In one
day, the four States Of Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Indiana and Iowa appear to have deliberately
ranged themselves on the eide Of the sectional
and aggressive party, headed by Abraham Lin
coln-a party whose only element of cohesion
is hostility to the political equality, and the
material interests Of the people Of fifteen, out
Of the thirty-three States composing the Union.
dismcmbcred Republic, once constituted on the
harmonious principle Of fraternity and equality
among the suffragans of the sovereign States
of which it was composed, shall not have cause
10 celebrate this occurrence as one Of mourn
ing and lamentations dies iY0e, the tale to be
chanted in gloom, and to be told in sadness and
humiliation, amid the atfal glare Of torches,
and the sad burden Of voices which mourn the
destruction Of on edi6ce of which George
Washington was the master-bpilder, and James
Madison, Alexander Hamilton, Roger Sherman
aud Benjamin Franklin were the overseers Of
tie work.
With US, every hour has its responsibilities !;
il they be met in the proper spirit, the dangers
which they involved may be turned aside, and
the gene,al welfare preserved intact. Out of
the nettle danger it is almost always possible
for brave and selfreliant men to pluck the
flower Of safety. And thus, even now, with the
political sky lowering so gloomily above us, it
may be within the capability Of the friends of
| tn no from inn
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-25

1t is said that the cotton crop of North Caro-
lima will be greater this year than ever before
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-25

The Bell and Douglas electors for the 9Th
District, arc respectfully invited to meet at the
above mentioned places aud enter into discus
elon on the pending political issues.
-~-~~----.~0<..-,-- ------
DISTRICT CUuRT.--The District Court for this
parish convened in Monroe on Monday lust
his Honor Judge Richardson presiding.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-25

A place for everything and verything In II
place.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-25

- The attention Of our readers is directed
to the Editorial Correspondence in another
column. We hope every one will give it a
careful pcrusal.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-25
d. B FATTY,

WILL be In Monroe. on the Esd October.
w Persons will be waited upon at their resi-
dences If required.
October Is, 1860. IT,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-25

Hon. WV. l.. YANcEY AT BAroN RouaE.- Thu
distinguished gentleman was to have addressed
the citizens of Baton Rouge OIL Tuesday last.
As yet We huge no particulars.
He is to speak in New Orleans to-day.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-25

This Club meets at the Court
House in this place on every
Thursday evening at Z O'Clock
P, M,
Ftp. STUBS, President.
RoBr. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
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New Advertisements Continued,

Notice. &l4
State of Louisiana, !
Parish of Ouachita,
-...r.-,, 18th District Court.
Sseoes:io. Of Nancy Saith, deceased.
WHEREAS, Nancy Smith, Adm'x:, has fled
w in the Office Of the Clerk Of the 18th
Judicial District Court, in and for said parish
of Ouachita, her account as Administrative,
praying that 1t may be homologated.
Now, therefore, unless opposition be made
thereto within ten days from the date hereof,
the said account will be homologated accord
ing to law.
T. GOODLETT, Clerk.
Monroe, La, October, "a, 1860. [2t:$3.
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swamp Land Convsntion.

In accordance with the recommendation Of
the State Central Committee, convention was
held ia Monroe, La, on the goth October, 1860,
for the purpose Of nominating candidate for
Commissioner Of the Board Of Public Works in
and for the 4th swamp land district. b. Reean-
burg, esq, Of Union parish, was chosen Presi-
dent, and J. G. Richardson, Of Ouaehita, secre-
tary.
The following parishes were represented by
delegates: Morehouse, Union, Caldwell and
Ouachita;
And the following by proxy Catahoula and
Madison.
The parishes Of Carroll, jackson, Concordia
Tensas and Franklin were not represented.
On motion it was resolved that the basis Of
representation be that adopted by the last State
convention held at Baton Rouge.
Robert J. Caldwell, Of Ouachita, was nomi-
mated on the first ballot, whereupou he was
declared to be the unanimous choice Of the
convention. s,.ss
On motion, It was resolved that the Demo
cratic papers Of the District be requested to
publish the proceedings Of this convention.
On motion, the convention adjourned.
II. REGANBURG, President
~
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BRECKENRIDGE CLUB

Oct. II, 1860.
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unb eiuiee gu SIS. bic aneerpdrts bas DpppeIt fphrn fis.
paraicIe uHb erteniiru Stirts epn IS Gre. an ~autpdrte, bic
'5iliJfen in &ttmcnei bic feinitrn franz. Resble-pprfre
2aeiss Gpaare uue eartrie gdues ium bdlben 9reife
SlesGep unc brsgpn Ssirtins, St.siins. 9iaOp cafe. Rus,
lin, 1ctStltng, aasI, Gletb. Oil Cloth, Garpste, Gamtrice.
se.ds sns Ssp.y 0nsiias ~ ssliaaassSrsIfe staissn grei-
EQarpces, Hib uue 9caf. FIN Sdute nit peciS ~ ST. IA
Sue aufpdrts Niiles uub gbiipren'e Caters In alien adr>
kts rhb ju alien @rIsn, pen rs Cts. an ~aufrpdrts; ftint
9eeits SIipptrs ~ so Gts. Msn's Gipptrs ia 624 Cts.
ttine Dtlret b.. ~ 81 ETC.; Srfprs aies, Gousree Gaitsrs
Gslf>Itin Shube fur 6trren, faabtn une SerYants.
Ger IS bic 30 PCT. fpartn pia, sebe pbne S6ImeH rad
II 9Rainlr. Stttpe Straus.
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Eaarrbiu- Sulon.

"e. 20 Mtainltr., iWiit,n Der ID. uns Is. ctr
laalsrtn 6reunSsn NIB benz s,,brten sub fun roa,,
~ ~ e..mtt cue erestens NnieiSt, eaR mir on pbiatm NIete
mn9 s1 rtldbeaIiiste GSbrttfait. Wager sn tsnsn ss,;nr
sSno ,,shser'ptn Sranetts limb mir in ben Stanb s,,s.,
ten III f6nhen. a aA's'Huya't et~
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uAhert q.

Der inter,tiHasis ii jsst i'm Stanst, jtbss auftrao tp
kinem 9tibdtt aue,u(utren uni iper 70 biais ale m6slid
Cine auepatl ron Ga: seu III fprtipdbvtne ~pprrStbia.
Gin neutr, gutter Z sSttnwase ZEN Htt tinen suieH Ere .
Ser ans rubistu pftrbsn fur ttpaiser 0tbrduH.
Die Aufmuffamttit rrn po,cl> Snbabsrn u. 6auilitH pirl
ssr,1tst auf i.int srsBs Mrsrabl bon Warastn.
ausbsGnuns ssn Sesbe's. GtHbsu u. Sprine~ &a'raSta
ptrpen prsmrt ttfsrst. 9raneis Eaukt,
p.saAaf.. Gfs Der ifen = VIE.
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.. III. CHALKLEY,

.. H. CHALKEEY,
paupltr bon 9tosr uao Shut-5ii rings, SIM.
porter Ocn fran,SIlhtm Salblsper,
Is. Str., spiihsn Main 1t. Carp, 8ihmono. 90.
Dsutl&tn S6uhmadsn wtro biss psafdnbiai ailcr-
trtt 4asn BON Gsoer aler Dirt beittns e~ntpfObcn. DitfrIsen
iubru eaieItf ausieih alice III ibrem 9eitdft n6tbist 9Berf>
ieus, bic (. Q. Sinoinse. Ssifsu &C.. ale SOrttn llr":rt u.
/. NJ. Duo oos: Spitlerr une SubbiReern ssbaubl psr>
btnbt 9t6tr III sleitfals s~osidtbis.
ale bisle Grtifsl werotn eeetn 9dar Dber quite @apiert
kinjah ~Vsrtouft. UdA