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APRINTER FOR VICE PRESIDENT,

Hannibal Hamlin commenced life a. d
farmer boy, and afterwards became printe,
and continued "setting up type" till be com.
menced the study of the law. He was ad.
mitted to the bar in 1888, when be va,
twenty-four years of age.
Lincoln and Hamlin, alike in many point,
OF character, and within few months Of The
same age, both arose from the humble but
honorable occupations of working men,
Both commenced life on farm; both sprung
from the working people; both struggled
through youth Of work and difficulties "a
an honorable manhood; both have been tbs
"arch'tects Of their own fortunes )" both
are eminently "sef made men,"
II is such men the people love TO honor
Two farmer boys Of 1909 will be At ths
head Of the National Government in 1851,
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". e. sExrnaL coxrgpsNrr.

nv letter IN the Caisasa Press & Ti-
sass, ~s learn that The General Conferences
Of ,As NJ. Z. Church now 10 session At Buff
fslo, \. T., Is progressing with its work ~
sell A. could be expected. considering The
large amoan, Of business to be transacted.
The sanaissse 90 Slavery, reported & fsu
dsys ssnes. and 10 sss generally though.
shss the whole committee eeucarred ia the
report, has Ia .Asst siue afterwards q
minority report VAS rrsssaseI. 10 which
wss contained grave easrre. of haste. un-
sairness aud oppression on the part o. the
majority ss~ard TIE minority. The mem
esrs Of sss semaissse vers taken By ssr-
rriss. Tssr bad aens everything they
eosli 10 satisfy the n'aari'y except to yield
their ssa:insH;s, and give sp the eso.ess
sssinss The giant ~ress ~sieh nos curses
every interest 10 .ss laai. Al parties
seemed Pleased, ard the report Of u. IA
isrisy was made in The tsstA thai ell bad
aeea treated fairly as5 hsaarssly and very
css-tscssly.
Tee majority hrsasas gu, . string al an.
smrostass facts, lacked seSssAes IN saea .
way - TO uaks = false tnprsssiea asi de-
e-eA. ;siassiee to sse majority. Tie ma
jsr;sy eaarlasaed Ct sais csass,hesly treat
nest. aai the essasiss pshliely sssk haes
sAs imFised esasase. aud acquitted tas
majority Of arr vreas isssas Or ses-
The Csassss1ee las 3s:ernissd 70 strike
frsa tho Dsse'plsze. ali that part that resers
TO tbs sar-rnsasr.ry rotation; ministers
oil hereafter .a.saia ~ sela,ieas 10 the
Caarch eas these Of efecssvs Asd su7<ess-
sssed, ssfA ss issern sdiase grsasd- Whss
. nan j, sasa'e 10 ds-easrxe the DATES II
an effective .sa.stsr, be viii b placed -
~ Lss 81 ~ sspssssassa.
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ii
fhs Back Afrieaa shess IN this city. this
vesk eosessly issssases that IL. LscoIs,
ND 10 csssrssss vosed 'ssssisss supplies
Ifsr lie arny u Nezise-s That il nads
! this eaarss eoguisass Of is falsisy, We have
every rsasos 70 believe. That il viii ever
resraes Is, therefore, Ne se:ersais not the
least idss. This charge vas freely made hy
tbs Douxlasites Of Illinois early in the
campaign Of 1858, bat before the close Of
thai memorable contest, some Of tie more
hoaersble Of the Democrats, lad the man-
Iinsss 70 frankly and fully resrses The ssus.
The Matsoon Gazette, zealous DorciAs
organ thus set an exasple, which With credit
might be followed By the organ 10 this city.
Our neixhbar uould do veil 70 'PJor,"
after reading such rstraesion - the fol-
iewinx:
10 the article that VAS Published in the
Caxeste, 10 June, in relation to the next
canvass, and took occasion 10 call the stten-
ton Of the public to the Congressional record
OF als. Lincoln.
We used the following language towards
him 10 that article:
sswhIse N Cnrgrea. when our brave so'ders we're
sas battles tee country, and tnSiaf;Hs sop
Jases the Government be yeted agAlass grsniinS
tAera, leaving thea the mercy Of :sEetSn enemy
We made the charges against him, IN re-
lasion to voting against supplies, upon the
informasion Of al Intelligent gentleman,
who assured Us that the record stood against
him. Having heard il before, We doubted
it not, when assured positively BY gentle
man Of intelligence such ~ our informant.
The political friends Of Mr.. Lincoln called
our attention to the record, and upon ez-
amindtion. re find that instedd Of Mr..
Lincoln it ,ras JONI HENRY, Of Morgan,
,cho ras his immediate predecessor, ,ch0
care the rofe. IL affords Us unfrignsd
pleasure to be able to say, upon examination,
that our former fellow-citlzen gave no such
vote, and further that his record wiH s:pass
muster Nth The best Of men Of any party
during his Congressional! terra. We do
this in no mincing way; We want it fully
understood tina, We intend the plaster to be
fully ~ broad as the wound, and that SO
far as we have been instrumental in doing
injustice to Mr.. Lincoln, ,re make the retrac-
f!on fuiiq.
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Soy-INTERvESTION EXTENDS SLAVE
TERRITORY.

Mr.. Douglas took especial pains 10 his
two days speech on Mr. Davis resolutions
TO remind the South that by bis efforts, or
under bis great principle" '.the South
had got slave territory up to latitude 80
deg, when in ls49 and so, they only claim
ed up to So deg. 30 nin." This may be
regarded as an acknowledgement OF the
charge heretofore m.de by ID Republicans
that the purpose Of the Nebraska bill was
to extend slavery. But, aside from this,
the reference Of Mr.. Douglas to the obl,ea-
tions the South are under to him shows 10
what desperate straits be 10 willing to resor,
to gain Southern favor. His servile game
can't win. The Southern leaders OF the
Democratic party de.pise and scoru him.
They will not accept OF bin on any terms.
and the recent efforts OF Mr. Douglas 20
conciIiass the Slavery interests shows tha,
be 10 willing to descend to . very low Ieye.
to gain its support Ohio State Journal.
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LATEST FROM Pixies PEAK.

LATEST FNVm EAA1 > EoAAs
We have dates from Denver to the % inst
The news is not SO full as usual, though its
tenor is favorable. We copy from the Daily
Herald of the 22d:
Our reports from the various mining dis
tricts are Of such character as to inspire
faith in the minds of the miner and the EN-.
igrant, that the gold fields of the Rocky
Mountains augur we'll ut the opening Of the
season to be vastly richer than was proven
last year.
At present the leads in Gregory's are not
being worked generally, except such a. have
the convenience of grinding the quartz at q
mill, therefore there is not yet ~ much gold
produced from the mines in that vicinity;
but short time will suffice, when number
of mills which are on the road here get into
operation, to put in circulation thQ2sauds Of
dollars worth Of the precious dusVy for it 10
satisfactorily ascertained that in nearly
every lead opened the quartz is rich with
gold. ~ ~
The gulch claims are being proved with
some alacri,y by parties who were working
leads last season, and the present results are
very satisfactory. A new gulch has been
discovered about four miles from Gregorys
and the parties now operating therein, are
very sanguine of a bountiful harvest of gold.
In Lump Gulch, eight miles from Gregory's
already nearly 100 hands are employed in
digging ditch for the purpose Of thorough.
ly working the gulch, which gives great
promise Of good pay. 1t prospects exceed
ing we'll.
Twelve Mile GuIch, is situated near the
snowy range, west of Gregory's. This gulch
was discovered daring the winter months,
and although prospecting could not be sue
cessfully carried out, yet sufficient indica-
tons of its richness were seen to induce
several large parties to start last week, with
an ample supply of provisions and tools for
permanent mining during this season, and
from what ws hear it is answering their
expectations.
10 several Of the districts on the Arkan-
sas, the Blue, Tarrysll, Colorado and else
where the same cheering aspect Of success.
full gold mining meets us, and We would
advise those arriving n this country to
determine to stay the season il they wish
to succeed. sa a
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WHAT THE ENEMY SAY.

The Louisville Democrat, douglas Dem.
ocratic) says in its last number: -"
The nomination Of Lincoln at Chicago i.
the strongest his party could have made
The Republicans were wiser than We gave
them credit for. Douglas has not met a,
nearly his match in debete, whether 10 ar.
gument or tact, rs be did when be me-
Abraham Lincoln in his own State. = .
Sacn is the man nominate at Chicago ant
he has the element, Of popularity about hin
where votes are wanted. He is self mad
lie has ba'tled with the world by himself
and owes his position to his own ability ant
force of character.
II j. plain that this ticket is not to b.
easily beaten, and it is idle to undervalu,
its strength.
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TROOPS FOR UTAH.

In compliance with a recent order Of the
War Department, all the available recruits
stationed at Governors Island have been
dispatched for Utah. The draft of $50 men
for the Texan frontier, made two months
ago, diminished the recruiting force to So
small number that only 60 men could be
raised in response to the last order. These
went out under the command of Lieut. Dud-
ley and Capt. Clark. They proceed forth.
with to Fort Leavenworth, where other
recruits will join them from tho Carlisle
Barracks, Penn, and the Newport Bar.
racks ky .r.. ..s4,. .-.s.s.- a.. .
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uoayNc sxsslox.


AHA. NJ. The Convsntion vas called
to order By John A. Kassen, 30, Chairman
OF the State Central Comnit1ee, vhs nansd
S. G. McAehran. Esq, Of Davis county, for
temporary President; and Frank Street, O
PostAvatsanis, J. Rich, Of BaebaDan, and
II. Remnisg, Of Sect, for Seerssaries- Tbs
pominasiops were unanimously approved,
end the Couvesfien addressed By the Presi-
dent, ON assuming the chair. y7, :,
Col. Warrea, Of BsrlinGton, Dosed .
committee Of one from each Judicial Dis
sries, be sppoinsed on credentials OF Dele
gates.
Hon. J. Thorington moved to amend BY
instrucsing the eonnittes TO report psrma-
neot o&ceSs.
At the suggestion Of Col. Warren, Of
Jackson, the amendment was Withdrawn,
and original motion vas carried.
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he Albany Jssr~Ai psesssAss 7" letter
&c. :. slisss - fssisssa- Gsssas
DAv.ox-sAs srises frss oas'asd ess"'s'
Ma. We .sks che felisssss e1;raes:
..Af,s. . ride Of cone eighty a'ses saso'asa
.or.,e.. q Osklssa, wayss asd 6s1e''as
s...s,,,. isfsr ,Aas IL sasss srsr ana
=. R,..Al;csa voss sill - sssssssly large
-, h.rve.. Ii seas se;saboraoed', they
..r< es.sa.a. ~ thirty bushels 70 tie scre,
.ua--aof Ds.sersf sstAss gre sa"
!. 49, r,ishborbeods. iheJ hare sne
.ohoel.. uell-sli%d n-ssief.@ossss' %
!. cesa.s greesriss,' .ss sssss '''' '
doess!s =
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G. LiDcoln and Ilamlis together neas-
ure Just twelve feet Eve inches. Lincoln IL
six feet four inches long ard HsmIin is sis
feet one incl long, bas neither Of these rem
slemen has any other neasuremeus.-Indi.
ana Sentinel.
The Seziiaei tells ~ that Lincoln and
Hsn'in have no other measurement than
their length. Il is evidently very proud Of
the shape Of its fav ori,s candidate. the Lit;Ie
Giant, VIA has create. measursment tha :
HE length, being shout Eve feet long. and
eight feet, sir inches, and t~o barley esrns
rourd-so Say nothing Of the neasurere nf
o. corn and barley issids.-Louisri,i<
Journal.
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THE FORREST DIVORCE CASE.

The final order Of the Court in the Forres,
Divorce case was presented for settlement,
10 the Superior Court May Is. As proposed
by Mr.. O'Conor, tie counsel for Mrs. For
rest, the order gives her alimony at the rate
Of 1000 per year from the 18th of Novem-
Der, 1856, the commencement Of the suit, J
with interest on the arrearages amounting
in the whole, to $f7, 1854. Some obiec-
tions to the order, and particularly to tbs
allowance OF interest, were raised BY Mr..
Van Buren,, on which the Court reserved
its decision.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

VXT HKKHAS JAAKS G, MITCHELL AND ELlRA
w <. Mitchell, his wife, BY their Deed Of Trust,
dated October fetA 1853 conveyed 70 David Shebie,
~ Trustee. the w Of the NEA aud e OF the NvS
Of Section No 30 in Township No 81 North Of Range
- West, and the SEX Of Swk Il Section Z. In Town
chip 30 North Of Range - West, situate in Harrison
County Stata Of loua to secure the payment Of
tain promtssory note described In said Decd Of Trust
for $3.50 o. due April ist fSSs and Whereas thre
due and unpaid en said note the sum VI One Hundred
and Sixty-ons and rwcnty-n;e Hundredths Dollars at
the request Of the holder Of said note, l. David G.
Sheble Trustee aforesaid. according 10 the provis
ions Of said Deed VI Trust, will sell the real estate
above described. at public sale TO the highest bidder
Tor cash. At the door OF the County Trcasures Once
Council Bluffs. Iowa the 10th day Of Juno 1850 II
O'Clock r u. Of that day, to sal sfy said deaand,
interest and costs. DAVID &. SHEBlE.
v4no-A Trustee,
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81 Why Is . voman's tongue Ike .
pianst ! Because nothing short Of thu
power that created it can stop ito course
The man who perpetrsted the above comm.
drum has left for California. He "a,
parsued by forty women. and forty broom.
sticks were picked Up in The harbor after
tie vessel left.
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eTThe captain Of the SLAYER wildsre. Z
span'nrd, just brought into Key West,
offered one Of the officers 5000, 900. IL he
would let him escape. The poor fellow
thought that pirate. were hung in this couu.
try. He will coon End out that he can s.,1
his neck and bis money too.
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rISlf1S1 6n1lf cASiPAi11 @ -
lsp.,ssaa Enssseiss s,a.s..saal cu(inssl
uos.,.rssos rrss. \ /, c,-~
us. 1osIEk corr
uox n.r , g. IS ~ III 81 s.ssss
= wAs1SURN1, IllIIoa1s
T. G. SPAULDIH0. n. Z.
J. ,. ALLEY. MASS.
IL. y. STANTON. y. ,,
q aAs1s,s II ~ Assss ~ -.
ne counsses are prsparea = fuz.s.A ~ sslswtas
- xIonr PAexs.
noa y, l. seward, n T.: State q tAs cosatry.
- -. - =. :. ~ - = Nss%uns
Janes Harlan. Ioxa: snail u fssfasslsss -
: .s1a .sss.s.. -: ~ ls.s v,slsssa CO.
lf.Wsas, Ohio lsv,sssa 4 Haspss,s F~p.
G. ". seraasoa and J. y. CanDseae Sssn.; -
~. s,.ir. 10. AAars. Il cs.sisaa,,; cslea,-
sation anA CoUrneEce- ~ss so
g orris .. Fern, 0soa. !. -
me RepublicsA party ysndicstod.
= William winaon. Aian.: ras usnssseeA Aais-
s Iis rrieeds and foss. go -.
cratic Rarty -
Lands for the LAndlsss-A frae4. s2 s
The HOQg " hise1 VI the SOoiA-A 1focS sz2ses'ast
sssx1EEH 4Asxs.
Hon. Lyman rrumbull, H.: Seizure Of the Arsenals a
Harper's Ferry, Va, and Liberty, NO., and U
vindication OF the kepuhlican Party,
M. Wade. Ohio: Property IN the Territories.
CT. y.awyss, y. r True Dsn'srass--a'''r'
h. wilson. N.ss: Territorial slave Code.
John p. Hale n. H.
J. J. Perry, Ne: "Postins he Books between the
North and the south"
y. Doolittle, Wis: TIE Calhoun 1evoludon-
Its Basis and its Proeress.
Carl schuss Wis.,: Douglas and Popular Sovereignty.
TwENrY-FouR PAGES.
Hon Jacob Coliamer. Vermont.
1HIATr-Iwo PAGES.
Hon. Thomas corwn. Of Ohio.
CERMAN-EiGHr PAGES.
Hon G. A. Grow. Penn: Free Homes for Free Men.
:. James Harlan, Iowa: Shall the Terr'tories De
Africani1ed2
i" John Hickman, Penn. Who have violated Com
Carl schusz, Wis Douglas and Popular Sovereignty
SIXTEEN PAGES. S
Hon. Lyman rrumbul ILL.,: Seizure Of the ARENAS at
Harper's Ferry, Va. and Liberty, NO., ana IN
sl.H viudication the Republican Party.
". H. Seward, n. Y: The State u The Country.
Lands f,r the Landiess-A Tract.
And all the Republican speeches will be puolisned -
delivered. ssa
During the Presidential Campaign. Speeches and
Documents will DO supplied At the following redueed
prices:
kisn, pages hundred copies free Of
T.;entv.,ou - $50
Address either Of the above Committee.
GEORGE HARRINGTON, SesrsfoSy.
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c. Why il dew seldom formed at sea ?
Because moss people object to sea der ar.
in any shape.
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0H you think il ~ easy thing 10 square
the circle, just 80 and settle sosr uifs's bin
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TH being one of the chief delights of
the Hon. Daniel Webster to annually visit
the granite hills Of his native State to rus
tlcate few days, he usually favored Cor
way with his presence, where resided the
famous Billy Abbot, both small Of stature
and old Of age. For his humorous wit and
wonderful knowledge of every little incident
that made this or that place particularly
charming and interesting to the historian
and antiquarian, which he was very fond of
imparting, he so ingrafted himself into the
favors Of the great expounder Of the consti-
tuition, that he always gave him seat in bis
carriage when he rode out, to view the beau.
ties OF nature. Billy's asso ,iates feeling
euvious on account of the honor conferred
upon him by this distinguished man, one
day after Webster's departure sarcastieally
asked Bill, in the crowded bar-room what
he and his friend Webster found to converse
about as they rode around the country?
Billy replied: ''We usually talk about hor-
ticulture and agriculture, and the different
breeds Of cattle and horses, and upon these
subjects derive from him great deal Of
useful information; and upon such topics
End him little more than my matcb-butthe
momept"-hs enthusiastically, with a ges-
ture, and tone Of. voice becoming the orator
himself--''but the moment he aliudes to ths
constitution, | can floor him in minute %
which was received with great applause,
and the Banquo Of Envy never again affront-
ed Daniels rustic favorise.- Ossipee Regis
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JOmN ~ AVCAWVOAS,
Banker and Dealer in Exchange,
COUNCIL DLUFFs, IOWA.
DlLiS or ExcHANGB, COIN AND GOLD DUST
ID Current and uncurrent Money Bought and Sold.
Deposits received, Dusness Payer disSounted. and
Money Invested.
Taxes paid for residents and non-residsats, In I'll
parts u western lava and Eebraska. ai.s -esssa
Particular attention syea " CSllocttous and proceeds
RENTED promptly, Il current rates Of ExchanSe.
KRfERENCES:
American Exchange Rank. New York.
ossss savings Association, q. Louis.
SunyaA. DsUWn & o., mi" 4
Lockwood' feasnsn o..
". L. Ewins Co.,
2. n. Harrison, Hsa. xsotut. Iowa.
Cosse 4 SON, Burlington. * :. 49,
state BANK ct Fort Madison, f" yl-n6.
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DR.. Bowen, OF Johnson, moved the APP
pointment Of . Committee on Permanent
Organization, to consist OF one from each
Judicial District.
Mr.. Goodreii, Of Polk, suggested that
each district b called in order.
Committee on Permanent Organisation.
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Third balice.-whols panber Of votes
go Near... as Kasson. ll8: Tho0poon
O.. Gs.,., e: Rr.~r. %. No che;oe. 8
Forsek baikot.-Os the count Of the tsll,
W-Nonrss had GA votes. but befoeo
~. r...le az . chaioe v.s eunounced. Z
i.r,e 1number 81 coastiss changed their
80. from cther cand;dates TO Mr.. Nourse,
-. n Rars. 1900 La nomipation by
...l.-.r;o. vh;ch ~ eaYried NTH sreei
.nnI.n..
n. co.,e.t;o. rroeeeded d vote tor
p,..;a.n,;.l slector. Z, larre. and Col. Fit
-. 49,. -. .o-;rsssd :. ona 81 ths
r,.c,c.. - l,,re by aeclamatien before the
Z s.I,.-. .,...l,ded tke copnt.
se',as oo:e,uI - .,..s...;.. h.,,o..a n,
.,a.h., El.escr !. lar,e. Chaplins. Of Do.
s - ....;~IS ~. .c,.;n.,;o..
Ths Co.,.,.;o, then nroceeded e ballot
Ga, ri.e,o, 4, ~. Frs, Gon1re.e;ooal Dis.
80. ~h;.h ,s..,,.d !. the c6o;oe a N. L.
u.ps...n. ~ M.a;sor conpt,.
Ths con,s..;o. -. proceeded 20 vote
ri.s w: = 49,. ~ 5000 Cc..rss;onsl Dis-
-. - ...r.,.d 4. ,hs cho;ee AZ Charies
49,. as pan.. sc.ctv.
C.as,.:a .S;a..s.S ): q o,.lo.k.
rv:S,xa s...,ox.
II. co,,...;o, M. nnrsu.nt 10 .d;ourn.
a' eon'e'ao' NO. r1''. = :
Ts. c.-;..... =, p,., eo,u made the fol-
n".a0. W : - = = - -.
p..al...S That ,h;. Corvention an
1900 -. go. ~ ,,;,c;nle.
~ -. -" p..,hi;..r Cnnven-
.1 ~ 80 80. and .ound
sou, :. Sn,S.eu, .,a. So.,-;ns -h;ch
APos'ao. Va \. $3.50. ~ aaf.nd.
v" arg plsp..IH IT, - -af.,.ne. to
g.. Anosoe p...t,;.., nat, Of the
S.a.e pone! 'ao Hsp ...as - I;s;i economy
o'.se ~ wv. ~ - ..h,;. mo,.;
.as stp pss:n.s. =, nahI;. os6cers 70 =
a"e ."s ao
pss"1..J That thu Renublicans of
neso.reo, n" ". ....mhled.
w.. =. 49, 800 :. -. nom;n.,;on. made NJ
w nu'.oy n.:s 90 ah-.h.m lin.
'us on.I M: Co" e.. p...;dsn, and Hannibal
com OF iiiino,s, 'o' w. p...;S.n, and
lamhn' ., Mam a' ~ .nnnort of the
Pieuseso ."1,. ."0
rho, hi. Convent;on have
=. nssoeed, ana. W.; 80 m.as hv
.oil oonnuense ~ Cue e." ia N.,;onal Of.
H'o-o"y, oo'u 'ot oo s.S.;,h .,,;,.
~. .,,,ort and confidence of
nnan'mlty 20 ,ne suppo'' "''N ''.A~''So =
Inc PeoP'o " 60 - Joh,.on moved that
"" I.." ., $500 ~, Co... s.ch d;.,r;e, he
Two Ass'S s. 1870 - .onancs;no the can.
nom' ,. " "'S' '.,.I
'ass'Mo,lon Pl1 n. eI,nn xo. mani.
hon' =. ~. n" e. G., ...,.,.n, sl.c,or
mous'y no'n ., ,os SanSsass;onal dis.
AZ large, IN ,ne s ce:o.I ~ r. sa.nns. and
,1iG.; "". - re-. and Ron Rector
q: ~. Ne"como' " ca. 49,, -ars .iso
OF riemont, =. ~. s..ia;,
nom'"a,eo ~ se% Ta"io. L. from the
c. Mr. na" ~ nsr,r 0rsan;xat;on. made the
conil'.e'ee ou h;oh -,. .don,ea.
'o.,o","s 'sp ~ orcor;,ot;nn beo leave
Tue ooin n'''e' y" " -
10 Iepor. ,c;,... .om,,.sa
lst'A state een.ru, Con Is."..:s, WV pe
OF one from eacn Juu0,". u aoh ;,a;.;.,
district be IN correspondence WIN ea.n
county committee. ana togetner win tue
chairman Of the several county committees
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The following letter was addressed by Gov.
SEWARD to the Central Republican Commit
tee of New York city, who had invited hi m
to att md meeting for the ratification Of the
nominations recently made by the Chiago
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and very few Of whom understand whom thsy ~
voting for. New York has larger foreign popn-
lation than any city In any oi the tvsnsy-four
kingdoms OF Germany, except Berlin and Vienna.
Then We havs l60. 900 Irishmsn In New York .
larger number than Ia any city IN frsland sxosps
Dublin. Then we have French, Italians. end
people eof every nama under hsaysn, except Esqui-
maux and Japanese, LAughtsr.1
Nov. my friends. We want 10 catch their votes.
| stand upon two grounds, the frss is principles,
aud the second svAilibility, Now must tsll
you-though am sorry W 10 say u, and hope
the reporters will not take Il down, for fear Il
will injure me At homo, llaughterl how We
carry our elections. II is.done bv 6onAres. BY
bands Of music. BY the sound Of trumpsss and
transparoncies, and oil that kind Of thing. You
must give Us man whom we can pain1 upon
our banners whom We can show to our people
bodily man six feet four In his stockins.
give you Sam Houston. How will we paint himf
We will paint Uncle Sam Ia every possibls
shape; we will irst paint him killing On Indian
and then eating him, tapplanss,1 and We will
thereby call into our sssistancs the Irish boys the
French boys, and the German boys lCFies Of
vote" "votc," in all prrts Of the Hail.
Therefore, In the nane Of New York, give 20
Democrat, and Southern Democrat; because We
want tn catch all the large fragments Of our peo-
Pile. will throw up my hands for such . noni.
nee.
now give rs the vote Of New Yosk-Sam.
Houston. % John Bell. a; William A. Graham,
aud John j. Crittenden. l.
CONTINUED ON SECOND PACE