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90 MI MI ERCIAL.
DAILY CARA CRY O1sfOu,
eakuk nAA. 10

DAILY GATH City DtkfOI,
Asakuk, Dee. 10.
FLoUR-supsrkns, 81 90 Spring wheat, a.
ira, 81 40, Fan wheat. extra, 81 rs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 500 50 perlse.
CORts-20 to &c.
BARLEi--Spring 4oa46c
WHEAT In good demand. Fall 50 to ss;--
springs5 TO 1905 choice do. ~.
oAIs--lsc, dull.
RYE-40; in good demand.
POTATOES-is to 20 by the load retail 80.
GROCERIES--New Orleans sngsr,fair 75aSl
prime 81 70 o, clarified s4a11, crushed and Loaf
H1tof2. Mola sscs--P IS to 40c IS. IL. Is
to 40, Golden syrup, 65 70 Zoe. ccfce-Rie l5a
to 1871 Java ~ to zoe. Laguyra, to 10 TO IT, Rico,
6s61,
soAp-Paln tie, Family SIC; German, tcin.
7AtoTa.
CANDLEs-star II to IS, Stsarine l3. hould
IL TO 1s4
LAkD-l2 to l2i; ratail I5c.
BUTIEH-- Com mon 10 to IL; Choice IA to 10 /;
retail III to 70.
LEATH ER--ssoie Is TO use; Harness az.
HiDEs-Dr 10; green, be; green sheep
pelts 40 to 7sc green hog skins Is.
HAY--Frairie S. 30 TO 50; Timothy Il Hunga.
rian, s9l TO $40; Baled do Sill to si2i Retail ga
TO Is.
sEEDs.--Hungarian Grass, 25aaoi Timothy 81
80 TO 70 Flax Seed, 9oaxi 90
SUNDRiE S-oniont,s 81 to4ej Eggs, III to 10.
Feathers, soc to Bic; White Beans, ~ so.
FRUIT-Dried apples, 70 TO | 40 per bush
Dried peaches, 81 Is to 7soj kairins, 81 %
| Is
Nl.t*ts ii al N
BKEf--Iia2tc Fross; XIV to 4lc per quarter.
sHEEp--s7oo to s. CO U head.
I HoGS.--Dressed. 81 90 ID j. 90.
sALT--0. A.,$l 40 to SO per sack Kansw.
Ia, = loa22o per bbl.i Liverpool, 81 9os2 90 pei
sack. Lake ~ 1tte ~ = y Dbl.
IsH--Mackerel, No. Il $50 to Sal y bbl; No
1$letosl7; No. $ *I2.o3I3- White, Ma. ] s. ~
70 81 rs u hall bbi. Cod Fab 5to 0 q ii.
RAGs--2i to 2sc.
OLD IROs-i lie per NJ Brass sto lnop pei
h.. Copper III TO l4e per n.
ExcaAsaH.--nn se~ York for currency 3 pei
cent; forgoid per cont. 81 -Louiai percent.
Banks Throw out.
| The notes on the following Banks are thrown out
by the Bankers Of this city, At the last datss they
were bought in Chicago ~ IS cents. AZ tbs notes
are amIy secured, no great shave should be submit
ted TO. indeei it Ii possible that most Of them may
/ be eurrentin thirty dayt;
/ Dauk Ct Aurora, Nest Aurora, Illinois.
National Dank, Equality,
state Bank, Shawneetown,
Amer. Exchange Bank, Raleigh, "
Corn Exeharge Bank, Fanfsid,
| Bank VI Kaleigh, raleigh,
Bank u Con monwealib, Robinson, III.
soutAsfn Bank Illinois, GRANVILLE.
GRANVILLE do do
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Foreign Fruits, Nuts, Teas, Spices.
We Pay the Market Price for such
Produce ~ 10 saleable.

II . w IN ST n E:
100 Bags Rio Coffee,
90 lihds. New Orleans Sugars,
So Bols. Refined .
SO Bags Java Coffee,
800 Kegs Nails,
100 Bxs. Glass,
100 Kegs Soda,
$50 Hlf Chests Tea,
is Coils Rope,
SO Doz. Buckets,
20 Doz. Tubs,
1000 Tbs. Broom Irvine,
10 Bbls. Lard Oil,
200 Bales Batting,
so Bags Cotton Yarn,
loo Boxes Candles,
200 Boxes Soap,
$500 Bills kanawna SALT,
500 Bags q. A. do
500 Biis. Wrapping Paper,
100 Bags Shot,
225 Kegs Rifle and Blasting Powder.
800 lbs. Cloves.
800 lbs. Cinnamon.
1000 lbs. Black Pepper,
500 lbs. Allspice,
SO bbls. Cement,
Bed Cords, Backing Brushes,
Matches, Well Buckets,
Letter Paper,
Write Lead, Hinsecd Gil,
Vinegar, CASTLE Soap,
Salspetre, Ext. Logsood, &C., DC.
Nov. lib, 1860 iAwiE
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l,out.tnua for war.

The Legislature Of this State has passed .
bill appropriating $500, 0ooso organise the
militia. The resolution forbidding the pur-
chase Of arms at the North Was lost, - VAS
also another conGsoasing all goods from the
North.
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currency aud sxcnmugs.

Ia chiesga currency 10 . drsg, tho die
credited banks gcirg >. Zoe discount. Ex-
change continues very scarce At l0c pre-
MUM. Gold sells at 10 premium, but 10 not
in demand.
In st. Louis the discredited Illinois banks
are now generally thrown ont. and Illinois
and "bsnka5!e funds" or Missouri money
are nearly on par. Gold and exchange
are very scarce and nominally ats premium.
Ia Cincinnati, as elsewhere, the money
market 10 getting more and more stringent.
Exchange on New York was firm ct ror
cent. aud gold to II premium. Iowa
currency is taken at 5 dis, while Illinois 10
Is.
In thia city he present rate tor New York
exchange il 10 premium. There 10 enough
currency for business purposes, but those
who need exchange are bothered.
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mutual Hcnefit Lite Ins. Co.
Net accumulation Jan. !, go, s., 400, $50. 29.
on Persons in this city have their lives in
Ok sared In this Company-among tham our
most Influential citizens.
Dwellings, Household Furniture, Buildings
merchasaIie, Mills, Factories and Machinery In
cured al fair rates. w. Losses Paid al th.s Agsaey.
Call aud sec reliable Insurance statistics and be
your Judge.
S orr tEE-~up Third-st-, near State Bank, Kco-
knk, Iowa. w. l.. WOOD,
Nov TO- lsGA-c State and Local Agent.
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~ spontaneous meeting Of Bufalonians
requested Mr. Fillmore to 20 ~ q messenger
OF peace to the great nation OF South Caro-
lima. lie will think Of it few DAYS.
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I.ndlcs, supper.

Yhe Ladies Of the Westminster Prcsbytsri
Church will give supper at kice's Hall on Friday
Evening, De. I4th. Mt o'clock. They cordially
insite the public H. honor them by its presence and
70 ass ist them with its means. "A feast Of good
things may be expected. Admission 10 cents.
decIjd
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UNSURPASSED
III AIR TO MIC.

w Ecall the attention Of the bald and gray
w to GEO. gAbUs' HAIR TONIC. Aa,s un-
cqealcd preparation, which turns gray hair to tie
original color, gives the bald besutifal head Of
hair, removes the dandrutf and itching from the
scslp and causes . natural moisture to flow from
the scalp, provided u h used asa hair dress
ing-it,will prevent ii from becoming premature.
iy grey aud coming cut. Those Who love to gate
upon bexutifaI head OF hair should not be VITA
out it. Thousands testify TO It's great erits, but
We have room to insert theiI names.
dec3ddw
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c. The DR.. Kane was in on Wednesday
night, and hurried right OF again. The
FerryboAt has gone down to Qnincy, and il
likely to have hard time Of i, getting back.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


GOOD--We met one Of our friends yesterday on
Broadway. aud was astonished at the change In his
appearance. fsw weeks ago We saw him, he
Was pale, lean and detected; complAinining Of
weakness and debility, having been afflicted all
summer. Now he ap, ears to b. fat, healthy and
strong. We learned that hs owed his restoration
to health entirely to McLeans Sirens hening
Cordial.
Weadvi3t oil xho are complaining Of General
Debility to try 1t; 1t is very pleasant remedy. We
learn that there large quantities Of it sold daily.
Il Morning Herald,
Sec advertisement, in another coluinn.
Dec. 10 dAw
Soils We'll.
LAFAYerrE, Ind, Aug FL, ~.
Mr.. W. o. SLOAN:
Dear sir--A few weeks ago We hanght w
dozen Ok your Ointment Of travelling agent of
yours, and find that IL sells vel. 1t il all gone
II you send US = dozen We will rsmi. you the mo-
nsy in whatever form you may direct.
Yours truly.
RI. LAWRENCE i SON.
See Sloan = advcrtisementin another coipunof
this paper. [Uec. 10 dot VII
gNThe female Organization is often as frail
- that Of tender flower. Many of the ser enter
into the marriage relations without Being able to
endure The labor AID trials Of maternity. In this
country thousands Of young and beautiful women
sF. sacrihcsd every year from this cause alone
Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters will cave
many of this elias from untimely grave. This
med cine a. been US d with great benefit By i'm
,nense Numbers of people throughout the Union,
and the proprieton have received grateful CON-
menda,ions from all sections Of the country. The
Bitters will be found to be very pleas SAINT to the
taste, even Hs beverage, and prompt and power
full in its efssis IN dicine. II inf new vi
tAlity int the frame, and strengthens the whole
system, 10 that women who uec IL enabled to
% through with labors which, without it, would
be certain to PROSTATE then. Try 1t and you will
be convinced.
For sale BY druggists ard dealers generally ev-
crywhcre.
Sold by p .Ginsoss, Al. WiLkIrsoH, BAErLKrr
KAYE Co., ard j. 4. WiLKIssoS.
Dec. 10. '60-dAw
CITY DGNPENsAHY.
Remember that the City Dispcnsary is open sve-
ry day frsm 10 10 III O'Clock .. m, when the poor
| can receive heaieal and Surgical advice gratu-
itousiy.
NO charge for u edicines y hen auth1rixed by the
Mayor, or proper representative Of the City CouD-
ell.
Prompt attendance is required, a. 10 cases will
| receive attention after the hour specified.
sept27d &c. HUGHES, Dean.
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ISa INKS Throw n out.



~ q. AT UPIIHEN. Auction and G.1s-
IL. mlssi0n Merchant, No. Estes House.
Esgnl4r Auction sales Gu Tuesday, lau-sCsy
and saturday mornings AFRO every evening n
nitrre sales cyesr's atafiay morning
49, Particular attention gwen TO sales ir mo
ceGntrJ. afFt
IsI r,criyeo ttoln the AAmerican I4nck Co. q
- large lot # 80 Loer and b DAY ciocAs, assorted
styles, at NJ. EsLes House.
eepti2i ", HbMFIhEf.
ID tEkIN Ed this ca oa ~on.ig ament, 4 cases II
Mine la.I b., u --io Dv ciOsca out immediately,
No. Estes Aouse. l,epti2
llsL received frem the II snafaitarers large let
u of Hoop skhts; also, large consignment Of
Hosiery. at No. Estes House.
oeptl2i
NUW on hand Large stock " Jewelry of every
IN variety; also Stationery and Notions Of all
kinds. Merchants and Psdiiers will do we'll t. call
and examine this stock "A wii be clio ed out very
low. u. r. HUMPHREY,
Spite Aactionser.
IUsI received Pocset 0usisry at every variety
~ and quality, and q large assortmen' OF Table
Cutlery; aisn iotaf Plated Table and Tea sp ons.
al No. kstas House. loeptl2dl
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, No GovKRsox.-Th Legislature OF South
Carolina triesd on the I2.h to elect = Gov.
ernor. On the second ballot Picsens re-
oeiyei IS, Jonnson50, Rhett %, Jameson q /,
scattering 3. The contest was warm.
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Enxc,op.s. In1elop.sIl

Envelopes! Enset0prsig
DORTE-I OLIO, sa,cai, Consular, Legal Invoice,
l Uank, Document, facae Post, Commercial
Post, Ball Ticket, Letter, Commercial Note, Bath
Pay Note, cad, and Drug Envelopes oi all styles
and prices. lust received at
OGDEN, BROW NELL 4 co.'s
City Book store, 81, Main-Et.
PEALED PEAsAE~.
NE have Just received from New York casks
w Of pealcd Dried Peaches, fir sale vt our
store, No. SIS Main-st.
noya4d KELLOGG ABTRGE.
VICI. 10 NEW AMERICAS CYCLopEDIA,
Just received ut
OGDEN ,BROWNELL CO.'S
CRY Book SroRx,
aov1hd 81 Maius 1t.
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4BO Acres Missouri Land

4BO Acres Missouri Land
THIS land is situated in MAries county, 40 m les
j west Of ST. Louis, near tho line Of TIE Pacific
railroad and half mile frum GasconAde river
hasa large growth Of valuable timber. IL Of good
soil, we'll adapted TO wheat, corn Or tobacco.
1t will be sold very low for Cash, Merchandise or
Stock, or exchanged for improved and in thi. Va
entity, Or for city property.
NM. DR0WSELL.
Keokuk, Nov. 10, l660-dlm
asOOTN AND AHOIA.
g A. DUKE and ". u. BARRETT having
~. formed = partnership In the Shoe business
would ask shares OF the public ps;ronag &c and q
continuance Of the old custom or tho house.
We have conciud that in these hard times 1t ii
disgracs % work, and both being practical work
man, Mc will devote ourselves 10 the manufsetu rs
Ut custom work, thus guaranteeing good Ats and
honest workmanship, 1t IL cur interest 10 MAX,
both.
We shaft keep constantly on hand we'll select
ed stock Of Eastern work, which will he rold yer,
| Low. DUKE BARNETT.
| 0ct13d
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BANKERS. ATTENTION!
Safes, Bank Locks, and Vaults,
q I 90. N, Iay fI n


HALL. CARROLL 4 co..
MANUFACTURERS Of the celebrated Han's
Patent Concrete Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
which are known to be superior 60 any other, and
are perfectly free from dampness None but those
marked" HILLS Patent can be relied on.
We are also sole manufacturers Of the world
Isank Lock, sALordss GhnnlpIon,'
with Halls improvements.
The advantages which this Lock has over all
Others Arc
Ii has an outside combination KEY that will
ba le the expert burglar scientific mcchan-
ic it has 30 keyhaie or stem, spindle dial that
can beakneeaed at or SO ietaced Is to prevent the
person having tue key and combina alton from cpcn-
ing the sale.
"a. tits lmpossibleto get any explosive mstter
In the lock, in any wsy dcface the faco Of the
door to prevent the person having the outside
key and combination from opening the safe.
ID II has springs, and tor this reason Alano
places it abose any lock in use. as IL is impossible
to get il out Of order and il has greater security
than any lock known.
Wainsite all Bankers, County Ireasnrers, Mer-
cLautsgnd others, to call and examine it..
HALL, CARROLL 90.
SALEsRoOM--No.l IN Main-st., Merchants ,Ex-
chan gs Buildings, 1T. Louis, Mo.
| july 5s-dAw sdrly
Ct. Eouis homeopathic Th1i macy
Nc 81 North fifth-st. opposite Mercantile Library.
TlsHE undersigned have recently opened, ut the
j above Location, . 6rst-class homeopathic Phar-
macy. where they design to keep every variety u
Medicines, consistingos
Ttnrlnres, DitHlians and ~ edlcatsA
<siOhMles.
| ALkETHgEPTA, homeopathic Chocolate, dis
ferent preparations Of Arniea Vials corks, Labcls
and every other article thatthe physician buysr
NAV require.
homeopathic Books aud Standard Wosks,
TEXT BOOKS, DIssEeTING INSTRUMENTS for
| tho use 81 students, FANNY CHESTS, md CASES
/ of MEDICINES. Having purchased our stock for
Cash we can afford TO sell ~ cheap a. Any reliable
j Pharmacy in the United states. Wsinvite all Ia
call and examine cur stock
Dec 10. 1850. fAwly STRONG CO.
1 r. HllDS. primo M. O. ~ O. . tor sale BY
Id W. IL. AUSTIN = CO.,
| tyl1 lto Aatn-s
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@ NEW YORK -
~ Millinery STORE,

MAIN 81, bhIWEEN - AND I'D.
l AIlEs gave as y AL asl ou via haa choice
Misses, kibons. Feathers, Flowers, and variety OF
Dress Trim mings, Head Dress 4, Dress Caps, de-
Stampn gdone all Kin Is vt goods fer Embroidery,
and the latest Winter style II patterns. tfrom
layior's New York; for Cioaks, sac~s, Dresses.
and for every variety II Ia lirens Cloth haaa
All Of these will b. cut and made the shortest
notice. The subscribers have n, hesitation in as
suring the ratroniIing pubic that their wurk will
give satisfaction. As sra they only aek the
in their fayorite art All orders will receive the
earliest attention and work entrusted to their care
viii not be delayed beyond the time agreed upon.
Mas, 5. j. ZIEGLER.
Dec. /, cod MIS-. G. A. HUNTER.
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ID tEkiA LD this sht 0a @5Gslg aulent, cases II
Mine LAlI b., ts--io De ciOsca Out immediately,
No. l. ties louse. fsepti2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-20

D6r The Washington States has changed
its tactics from Exeter Hall, and is now try
ing to get up panic on the ground that all
the Judges of the Supreme Court may die
and an Opposition President have the APP
pointment of their successors. The States
certainly cannot sniff treason in this. Does
it want to resort to the old tricks of FEEDER
alism, which were denounced by Jefferson
in his letter to John Dickinson, from WASH
ington City, under date December 10, 1901
Democracy was called RepublicaniSm then,
and here, if it wants to see how the apostle
respected, revered and did honor to the
Supreme Court, let it read this TRADE:
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, 1901.
Dear Sir: Ny great anxiety at present is
to avail ourselves of our ascendancy to es-
tablish good principles and good practices /;
to fortify Republicanism behind as many
barriers as possible, that the outworks may
give time to rally and save the citadel,
should that be again in danger On their
part they have retired into the Judiciary as
a stronghold. There the remains of FEEDER
alism are to be preserved and fed from the
treasury, and from that battery all the works
of Republicanism are to be beaten down
and erased. By fraudulent use fthe Con-
stitution, which has made judges irremoya-
BILE, they have multiplied useless judges
merely to strengthen their phalanx.
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
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The Union.

We do not suppose that the Union itself
IL in any special or Immediate danger. We
do not believe the mass of the substantial
people of the South are ready for disunion,
nor do we see by what practical means they
could effect it even if they desired it. If
their members withdraw from Congress,
they viii only leave all Federal legislation
IL the hands of the North and West. If
they were to seize the forts and arsenals in
the Southern States, they could only hold
them against an imaginary enemy. 1t they
were 70 refuse payment of customs, few
revenue cutters would collect them or seize
their, vessels, leaving them no redress.
A year or two of mastery inactivity on
the part Of the General Government would
give them time for reflection, and opportu-
nifty for the return of new and more sensible
men TO Congress. Dissolution is very easily
effected ON paper, but attended with serious
difficulties in practice. Non-intercourse is
equally impracticable, simply because the
South wants to sell what we want to buy,
and gice versG. This mutual necessity is
more powerful than resolutions. and will out
vote a whole mass meeting of exasperated
patriots. Interest in the long run, is sure
to outweigh passion-all that is necessary
IL to give IL time to make itself duly and
fully felt. With all its drawbacks, the Union
IS Of, a very great advantage to the people
OF both North and South, and while it con-
tinues to be SO, we believe it will be pre-
served.-N. Y. Times.
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VARIETIES.

A rich case says the Troy Arena, will
come before the Court al the February term.
An old citizen, who is an inveterate lottery
ticket buyer, and who. by the way, has
drawn NICE prizes, has made a bill of some
81, 1000 with = broker" The g broker "
has sued, and it is presumed the defence
win be that the debt was for lottery tickets,
and consequently, is illegal. The q brok-
er " expects to be beaten, but he is deter
mined to make up for this by pablishing a
shorthand report of~the trial, daugerreo-
type ikeness--of the defendant, &C., in the
city papers and Police Gazette. Both par
ties are too stubborn to compromise; so
the fight must go on.
AGE OF SENATOR SEwARD.-Senator Sc
ward, in reply to the reception speech at
Auburn, said
"Sir, you have kindly recalled what am
sure should not altogether have forgotten.
that thirty-seven years ago this day, after
migrating by long stage coach journey of
four days duration from my native region,
opened my law office at the age of twenty
one, in an humble building yet standing,
and sat down without acquaintance of any
character, to wait there for my first client,
and first friend.
If Helper has spark of magnanimity in
his composition he will divide the profits Of
its sale with Clark and his coadjutors. In
the judgment of good men the latter al
ready equally share his infamy Nashville
Banner.
The message of Gov. Lowe, of Iowa, is
a straightforward business document, and
very sensibly omits the negro question al
together.
A young lady fond of dancing traverses
in the course of season about four hundred
miles. Yet no lady would IL NIX of walking
that distance in six months.
A skillful political leader can be as des-
potic as a leader of fashion. He may
change once month, and his Votaries will
follow him.
Ex-United States Senator James, of
Rhode Island, has invented a cannon, a
board of army officers report, that will car
ry shot with accuracy distance of over
six miles.
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.

ny Several of the more prominent Re-
publican organs in the United States
blinded by the disorder that exists in the
Democratic ranks-seem disposed to put for
ward their most ultra men for the Republican
nomination for President The Cincinnati
Gdzstte, in series of carefully prepared
articles, demonstrates that Mr.. Seward will
should be selected, leaving us to infer that
Mr.. Chase is that man. The Gazette, how
ever, fails to give a single reason to show
wherein Mr.. Chase would poll more votes
than Mr.. Seward, beyond the fact that he is
a western man. Neither of these gentle
men, in our humble opinion, can carry either
of tie four doubtful Northern States. OF
the two, Mr.. Seward, we believe, would poll
the heaviest vote in Pennsylvania, from his
weN-known opinions in regard TO he tariff
aud we are not so sure that be is not The
stronger man Of the two. Ii Is plain 10 Us
that no MAJ can be elected by the Northern
STATES, Who cannot rally to his support the
Oppositionists of Southern Indiana and Ili-
nois. This may look like claiming good
deal Cor small handful, but the same caus es
that would prevent the Opposition in these
two States from uniting on the Republican
nominee, would tend to defeat that nominee
in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. In
Presidential fight, much depends on the
prestige of success. This the Republicans
Aaw nh tlauf-<
large number of votes had been cast aside
to advance the interests of some particular
Republican idol There must be thorough
unanimity of feeling, and consequent har-
mony of action among the Opposition ele-
ments, or the Charleston nominee viii be
the next President of the United States.
The Opposition il. the Southern portion
of Indiana do not demand that their particu-
lar views of national politics should be
adopted. All they ask is, that no man will be
put in nomination, no platform adoped, that
viii compel them to stultify themselves be-
fore they can support either the man or
the platform.
The Republicans have heretofore mani
Tested disposition to waive some of the
ultra notions of some of their prominent
sssders-of which the adoption of the Crit
<cnden-M Montgomery amendment was an in
stance. Why would it not be policy to put
Bsne man on the track whose known senti-
nients would have tendency to harmonize
tHe conflicting opinions, some man against
t-ao Ial
Rcd expressed permanent hostility