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Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-03
aailg NationaI 9emutrat

The Sacramento Bee, speaking of the old
practices of VIM. NJ. Gwin on the Pacific
Railroad, says:
What is DR.. Gwin's endorsement of a man
on this railroad question worth We are
convinced that the Pacific Railroad has not
now, nor never had, more determined
enemy in the United States Senate than is
this same DR.. G win.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-03
Impure State Of the Blood
THIS BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP
E1~ is WARRANTED ..As1
TO cure all Scrofulous and other diseases that origi
nate from the BLOOD OR LIVER
Read the Statement o. Mr.. M
McWilliams,

gardng the cure of hs daughter, who vas to all ap
pearances crippled for life with the terrible disease
ScrOfVkd:
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DENTISTRY.
A RTrfTcIAL TEETH DIR. DURKIN CONTINUES TO
~ extract teeth without the slightest pain Teeth Inserted
over Eurnps No ettrs charge
tracing wnere ART ical teeth inserted.
DIR. q. DURkIN. 33 Canal street
one door from I.aurens
A RT1FfCTAL BONE FILLING, FOR DEcAYHD TEF-TH
"A put IN while soft requiring pressure gtnr 40
pain aching teeth shells be Oiled with Moons
LOIS new number l1s5 broadway OF al
street JAMES PEARSON, NJ u. Discover~r.
nR. HoyT, so2 BowEay. OPPOSITE SIXTH STREET
inserts full sets % Teeth IS gold f,l
plstnum. rs Artificial bone hing inserted without pain
~ cents gold small csyies 90 cents; amalgsm do cents
All work warranted.
MUNSTER, GRADUATED SURGEON DENTIST
IL hiss removed 70 No 30 West Twenty ninth street. BE-
tween Broadway and sixsh
N GRIFFIN a BROS, DENTISTS NO SIC GRAND
~ street ~ y AZ 257 Fulton Brooklyn insert fun
or partial sets of Teeth their improved atmsphec pls
with extracting the roos-on silver III amber or
rubber $40 soh rs plsina SO partial se,s gold "a
silver u Teeth tled with gold 81 quarx bone or
tn ~ cents Teeth extracted without pain, IS
rTFrTH fNsERTED-si PER TOOTH WITHOUT Ex.
Il actng the roots when desired; ,esutul vul
sed rubber ARTIFICIAL bone Cling 0ce Of the original French
Brosdvav. near Howard street
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Through your valuable paper allow the writer
10 bring the attention OF the Sixth Avenue
Railroad Company TO the followng:-The under.
signed Is constant passenger, twice daily, on the
Sixth Avenue Railroad. grea. Inconvenience az
well a. annoyance j. imposed upon passengers in
crowded cars. by having side shingles or doors
closing the 'front.' platform Of the cars Gentlemen
are usually crowded into the fore part Of the cars and
are much annoyed themselves, as well as ANNOYING
Others In crowding through to the rear end Of cars
70 ehaele tLem to get of. II the use Of these side
shingles were discontinued thereby enabling pas.
sengers TO get of from the front Of the cars much
ed. u
NEW YoRK, July 6, 1850.
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RETIRED INDIAN TRADER ASp ms INDIAN FA<
NiLY.-The correspondent Of the St. Louis Repub-
lean, on his way 20 Baltimore, stopped day with
Major Alexander Culber.son the old retired Indian
agent, Of whom so much Is known, saving Of him.
!. For thirty years he was occupied in the Rocky
Mountains, and during that time married. accord.
ing to Indian usagcs, the sister Of the principa
Backfoot chief BY her he has had several child
rcn, all Of whom he has educated, or L. now edu-
eating. ut the best schools in the country. His
daughters not only beautiful. but highly accom-
plished. He has two sons, one Of them nearly
grown. who is n fine manly fellow. Some five
years ago, having u view retirement from active
business he purchased q most beautifully situated
and valuable farm. some five miles west Of Peoria,
H.. containing four hundred acres. Since then
he has spared no money in fitting II up and i'm
proving il. aud now Locust Grove Is one Of the
most beautiful spots have ever seen. Some OF
Siancy's finest paintinns decorate the walls Of his
residence. and everything which refinement could
suggest OF money purchase u at hand
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Recklessness OF Conductors on the CITY
Railroads.
TO THE EDrrpp TuF

INV lOHk, July 8, fHtU.
Another case Of gross careessness on the part Of
conductor on the Sixth Avenue Railroad has been
brought to nv immediate notice On Tuesday
morning. July 2 between ten and eleven o. clock.
car No. 80 stopped Of the corner Of Warren street
aud College place. and Mr. Emile Karpoes re,id.
ing az No. sg5 Broadway. accompanied by lady
and child. stepped 20 the platform The lady step.
ped nom the car the gentleman, with the child In
his arms. following quickly, and while lie was I'm the
act o. stepping 20 the ground the conductor pulled
the drivers bell. starting the car on the instant
throwing the gentleman violently to the pavement
and dislocating the ankle,j Joint Of his right foot
The conductor proceeded indferently on. without
manes'ing the slightest concern. The gentleman
was assisted 10 rise by several persons who were
passing az the time and who Witnessed the "acci.
dent" The gentleman i now confined 10 his bed
from the effects Of the fall and will In all proba.
bihty be detained from his business for several
weeks pxx w,-,sS,
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ment at that particular crisis a. sadiiing an ex-
pense upon the taxpayers too grevous to be borne;
but We find at the end OF one year. notwithstand-
ing the extraordinary draft Of the Legislature upon
the treasury to defray the expense of the Constu-
tional Convention, and also an extra session OF the
Legislature, that Oregon is entirely out OF dept
and money in her treasury to meet all acoruing de-
mands, and that the increase of taxation has been
so slight as scarcely to be fet-that the nnanels'
condition of the new State will not suffer ny com
parison with many of the older ones ! eau Ing
attention of those who can find nothing IN the de-
mocratic party but "haud. extravaganza and
abuse Of power" to the above statement as sum
cient commentary on the wisdom and economy
with which democrats have conducted the moneta'
~ affairs of Oregon. PHRPoNT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09

PROSECUTED FOR NOT TELLING How Much HE Is
woRrH.-Sut has been commenced agast physi-
clan residing in Arch street, Philadelphia, to re-
cover penalty of $50 which he has incurred by
refusing to answer the question of the taker
as to the value of his property. The do ,tor takes
the ground that the Government has no power to
compel him to answer such question He is both
obstinate and wealthy, and will defend the stand
he has taken till the last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09

SYsrATry oF THT BoDY WIN AN ANrrT,r Mvy.
BER.-At Towers MIL. in Iane.borough. Mass. ON
Tuesday. q young man named Jerry swan was
caught 10y the arm u some machinery and the limb
was 50 badly broken and mangled that immediate
amputatiOn was Necessary. This was successfully
performed. but. according 20 the PittSfcld Ergls
Mr.. Swans connection with the discovered limb
did not cease with the operation. The Eagle says
On recovering from the stupor produced BY the
use O. choroform Mr.. swan still complained sorely
CT an aching hand Late IN the evening his distress
became very great. aud he insisted that the hand
was cramped by being doubled up. The limb had
been placed IN q small box and buried. His az.
be was soon easier. This morning the limb was
again buried. But he soon complained Of q scnsa.
ton Of cold AID grca; pain in 4. IL was accord.
ingly taken up again, wrapped up and deposited IN
tomb, since which lie i again relieved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09

Gait rroS ESCi1BsxN While Ccmm0dors Tattnall
was o. lis way IN his gg from the Powhatau 10 the ship
OF our ADMIRAL during the disastrous engagement Of thu
ieiho John Hart. American seaman the coxswan Of
the eQumodorcs boat, was killed by shot from the Chi
90. lLs child VIC are told q almost uuproyidef for
No Engshman need be told his duty In this natter
We simply repeat that the child almost destitute and
add that will be pleasure 70 receive and 10 par. at
The dispoeal Of Commodore Tatna any funds which may
be contributed by country or the benefit Of the
child 81 John Hart one o. the who fct that blood
VAS thicker than waiSr. "-Allsr
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RAILROADS.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
~ FARE To ALBANY

~ ".
IN FARE TO ALBANY, 81
ON and after Monday June q, ls6o trains win leave
Twerty sixth street station, New York, follows
For wnian-hrige and all way stations i0 N and 10 r.
n For White Plains and All way stations, 2g and Y NJ
For white Plains and all way stations $751; NJ, from White
street depot For Croton Falls Sis A. NJ stopping
liarnsbdge and stations above For Dover Pana go r. NJ
stopping Of White Plains and stations above This
70 Mllerton Saturday evening For Albany lOt5 A. N
press mail train stopping White Plains Bed ord
Falls srh stations north.
Retuning-wt Leave wilamsbudgs stopping all way
stations 20 A. NJ. and r. ~ White Plains stopping
6and " and fl5 and +. " AT all stations Dover
flairs NJ stopping 1T All stations north Of Fordham This
train leaves Mleron every Monday morning SIS A. Gro
ton Falls NJ stopping a, all stations north Of Forshsm-
Albany, A. W. stopping ri All stations north % White Plsns
JOHN BURCHIIIa Assistant Superintendent
NEW YORK no THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND LAKE
IN Memphremagrg direct via Conneccuf river valley
pleasure N Ogdenshurg. Montreal and Quebec Apply
At the New York and New Haven Railroad once twenty
seventh street, NY.
7TH REGIMENT FNCAMPMENr -.
seciai train ~ IN addition 10 regular trains viii
run q ard frrn al the boat, 70 the Camp Ground.
Fare ~ cents from New YORK
Passengers procure tickets at the ferry once In New
Yoyk before crossing
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INSTRUCTION..

A CCOUN1S. &c-MR. nOLBFAR GO BROADWAY
IA keeps the largest commercial institution IN New York
Pupils can enter at the reduced pra~
caly prepared for fall business Writing Bookkeeping 40
Arithmetic rs. Communication SIS
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THE COMMITTEE ON ROADS. OF THE BOARD or
Councimen, will meet Friday the 18th inst nj three
O'clock N, room No l. City Hall, All persons Interested
are requested 10 be present Especially street
cHAs \ DECKER 1comrnitss
JON. I. TROTrER. y Roads.
THE COMMITTEE ON STREETS OF THE BOARD or
Ccuncimen will meet Tuesday the l0h OF July tnsf-,
M3oclock. T. ", Room No City Hail. when the subjec, a
the widening Of Caiharine street viii be considered. AL per-
sons Interested are requested TO be present
ALEX. L. SHAW J Com.
IRA A. ALLEN, on
HARRIS Bo0ERT.> stresazL
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-09-20
srraLeMcYr.nY EFsnirrfnx.

Resolved, That we deeply sympqtlize with those
men who rave been driven, some Of them from their
native States an others from The State of their adop
ton, and now exiei from their homes account
o.. their opinions and We bold the Democratic patty
responsible for this gross violation Of tnat clause OF
the Constitution which declares that the citizens Of
each State shall be entitled 20 AL the privileges and
!nmunities Of citizens in he several States.
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SCONIIL'S
SARSAPARILLA & ST|LLIAGIA
BLOOD g. ttuER SYRUP.

sarsaparia is Tropical Root too well known as
CT the best antidotes possess for Scrofulous
complaints t" need commendation But as stilinsia
is article Of more recent in Scrofuious alec-
tious, We give below the statement of ..r ..
FIR Es. vi. FROST,
In the Southern .yoHrnG2 Of Kedicine and PAaynn-
en- He says: at win complete the cure Of ulcera-
tons Of the Palate and Throat, and mucous membrane
of the Nose Skin, and other parts viii eface the
Botchcs Foul Spots. Stains, etc, which in constu-
ton Of this character frequently from slight
Irritation, remain after the alterations have heal
ed. II will remove the morbid conditions of the Flu
ids and Solids which dispnses every injury however
slight, TO degenerate with fostering painful scabt v
ulcer. II will in short. so improve the digestive and
assmilative operations of the system, that more
healthy blood and more renewed fiber will be suhst-
tuted for the defective conditions % and the other
and thus fully support the character Of these med
cines for being essentially Alternative" Also state
ment of
Hr. BLACK. Is.
published in the Cincinnati E2ectic Kedicai Jouraal
in VIII ch he SAYS: after giving II fair trial in
several forms Of disease, am convinced that, as a
general Alternative, il has superior in the mateyid
nseaseg since inc, last March have trsatea about 80
tent gave me anything like a fair Trial.
ScocHrs SursdprrHla and .StdliRgia
Il preparation which IL compounded upon scientific
principles, AMI with great care, by thoroughly
acquainted with the medical qualities and effects Of
each article separately considered, wei the
whole in its combined state.
sgr. w ~. wErsFspIr..
OF Cincinnati of the oldest and most reliable
druggists that city makes the following statement:
I've have been acquainted with the formula Of
Messrs Scoviils & 90 Compound syrup of Sarsapa.
ra and stilngia, and II n been made under
supervision The ingredients are entirely of vccet
able origip the virtues extracted in great
ure by the vapor Of alcohol No mineral substance
enters into the composition
The formula TO- the preparation Of the above will
he forwarded TO Physicians or Druggists on applica-
ton to JOHN ID. PARK, ProS'r, H.
- la Lake st. phscago, III.
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tsrsE, ND sCsTEHE

YTyIIE FALL and WINTER TERM of 81 WEEKS
Il ofthiS Institution. will commence September 3,
1860: the Spring and summer, of the same length,
the LIST Monday in February. 1851.
4. HULL. 4. NJ, and MRS. NJ. HULL, will take
charge of the School. A thorough Academic and Or
namentdI course Of instruction how be fccciv ed
in this Institution.
Tuition in Literary department viii range from IS
$40 per term In Ornamental branches at usual rases.
Tuton for every half term must he paid in var!ably
IN advance. No deduction made except for protract-
cd sickness.
July /, 1Sc0-1S-l2.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
rEaaiEA HELpElA.

A Rsneroenf Tlafitati0n established ty specS0i Err
dO1cm6nt far the Reliet ofthe Sick and Distressed,
afflicted 1cib TirHlent and Eoidemic Diseases,
and eapeciaityfor the Cure oJ'BiSe0ses 9f the Sea-
nal OrCdHS. ... .... s.....
yEyHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view ofthe aw-
q full destruction Of human life caused by Sexual
diseases and the receptions practiced upon unfortu
victims Of such diseases by quacks al
ago directed their Consulting surgeon, as CHARiTt-
worthy of their name, to open Dispensary
for the treatment this class of diseases in all their
forms, and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all
who apply by letter. with description of their con-
dton. (aCe occupation, habits of life, &c, } and in
of extreme poverty, to furnish Medicine free of
charge 1t is needless to add that the Association
commands the highest Medical skill of the age, and
will furnish the most approved modern reatmi mt.
The Directors of the Association in their Annual Re-
port upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases express
the highest satisfaction with the which has at
tended the labor of their Surgeons in the of Sper
mat-rrhoea, Seminal Weakness, Gonorrhoea, elect
Syphilis. the vice of Onansm, or SelfAbuse, Diseases
of the Kidneys and Bladder. &C., and order contin-
nance of the same plan for the ensuing year.
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrh9a, and other Die
OF the Sexual Organs and on the New Remedies
employed in the Dispensary, sent to the afflicted in
sealed letter envelopes free of charge Two or three
stamps for postage will be acceptable. aaN
Address, DR.. J. SKILHS HoUGHToS, Acting Surgeon,
Howard Association No. South Ninth street, Phia-
delphia Pa. BY order ofthe Directors. E..#
s -.. EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, President. p,
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
January II, 1S60-n44-f1 .a -
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Sarsapara is a Tropical Root too well known a:
one CT the best antdotes possess for Scrofuous
complaints I" need commentator. But Stillingia
is article Of more recent in Scrofdous aIec.
tons we give below the statement of
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MAMMOTH STATIONERY AND
BLANK T3O0EA !!
HOUSE.
JONES, PER D U Z, & NJ 4 / L
Successors 10 A. II. hurley & Coz
NO. I2G Lake street.

CHICAGO........;.. ILLINOIS
wSv OCLD respectfully invite the attention OF coun-
w try merchants, railroad officers, county Ulcers
and the public generally to their large well selec-
ted stock of foreign and domestic stationery, blank
books and paper of all kinds, sizes and colors Being
exclusively in the stationery business have advan
tages yer other houses in the west. Country ncr-
chants will find it to their interests leave their or
ders with us, instead paying freight from New York
a.LEs0 y STATIC NERf.
Our stock Of railroad stationery Is very complete
consisting of every thing that il essential TO form
complete outfit for an engineers office table.
Whatmans drawing papers Of ali sizes, German and
French roll drawing, tracing cloth 30 and SO inches
wide. Fabers drawing pencils, Windsor NewtOn's
and Newman's water colors India ink, camel's hair
and sable pencils. dramrhfng tacks, draughftnC in
struments. in and separate Instruments scales
protractors parallel and pocket rules. &C. &c Also
surveyors chains and
CuEsTERMAN's METALLIC TAPES,
from 80 to 100 feet in length. Also, field transit and
level books and Brown Sons profile and cross sec
tion papers.
ss L An "a H @ oK :
Every style of blank books constantly on hand, or
made in
OUR OWN INDERY
Of any dezred pattern to order in the most substana
manner at short notice t.'...
II O Z 4 K Re II s!
We would particularly call the attention of bank Of
fcers to large assortment of banking books and
office stationery always on hand made to order
individuals edgers, general ledgers journals. cash
books bill books, discount books, ticklers and bank
pass books Of all sizes. Among stock of Office fur
niture can be found cash boxes post Office boxes, date
boxes bill head boxes tin for holding different
sizes OF letter, note paper and envelopes. envelope
letter clips letter and board Gins wire files
ink stands, pencils pencil rubber waters and sealing
wax, blottinE paper, envelopes, letter. cap and note
paper, cancelling files and hammers, Eylots Eyiot
machines. gold pens and cases, Burleys celebrated
fountain pens. Gillotts 800 pens, MtchelIs pens,
Iers and ruling pens. .'"
ARNOLD'S WRITING FLUID AND COPYING INKS
Maynard & Noyes' Fluid and Black Ink uarrison's
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shE.9W TrAsf ING

sEyHE subscr informs h.sfrends and
II the put lrc generally, that he manufactures all
Kinds OF plows and is prenaredtO supply the Farmers
ofWapeo 90. with an article lnsurpassedin material
and workmanship.
BIacksmithing in all its various branches, horse
shooting ,ox-s'Oeng and iohbing Of all kinds.
80 Remember the place, the Lower steam Mil
AARON MYERS.
OttumTa. Eeh / 18th. / SlS.nb0.v
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-14

DorGLAs IN INDIANA Gov. WILLARD
ON THE SruMP. strongest Alministra
lion district in Indiana, held meeting a,
Columbus, on the 10Th, which was t.ende ed
BY The whole force Of both divisions of the
party. They were addressed by Gov. vii
lard and Cyrus L. Durham. both Of them
known - symrathizers with Mr.. Buchan
an. but who in eloquent and powerful ap
pesls urged the adoption Of the following
resolutions. approving and adopting it in
full. II WAS adopted unanimously
Indiana, We ere Informed, will surely
give the Little Clan. . m.jori,y Of ten
thousand. Let Indiana speak out for the
gallant loader Of the National Democracy
The following 10 the resolution:
Resolved. That ~ accept and iodors.
the platform adopted by the Democratic
party Of Indiana, At its last State Conven.
ton, and that Of the National Democrsc,
adopted at Charleston and affirmed At Bal
timore, and that W will support SrEPH
EN- A. DOUGLAS and HERSCHEL v,
JOHNSON - the regular nominees Of the
party for President and Vice President Of
the United States.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-07-14
Orlglnal Notice.

STA1E II Iowa, Sac County. To PHINEAs
~ TALKS. Sir-iuu are hereby notified that
there Is fle in the Office OF the Clerk Of tn,
District Court in Sac county the petition Of Isaac
8. Easey. claiming 81 you the If three hundred
dollars ($aD on ~ the amount Of principal and in
terest justly due him your pronissvry note dat
ed september 2Sth. 1856, whereby you promised to
pay 81 the order Of Jam 3. EasIy twelve mon h,
after date. two hundred and eighty dollars said
petition prsys f'r the foreclosure Of mortgage II
the west half Ut the north east quarter. aud the
sst half ii tho north west quarter of section mum
Ter twenty -four (li) in township number eighty.
seven go. north u range number thirty six i31
west, situated in said county and given ny you 10
said Easl"y I" secure the pay OF said note and
BEARING even date Herewith ; and that .aid mort.
gagged pre- misses be sold according law for tn. pay.
ent Of said note. interest and costs and in case Of
dehctncy you be u Judged Ia Jay the same.
Now Unless y''u appear and snsw. thereto on or
before the morning If the second day OF the next
regular term vi the District "ri to he begun aud
Loi at Sac City. in and for said county, j,,,sn ent
hy default will b- rendered against you Their OH and
= decree entered in accordance it'll the PRAYER Of
said petition.
JAMtSS. E%SLEY
BY Roth, and Hudson L Joy, Atty's. for IN
The above notice 10 ordered ;ubiishcd for four
successive ""rks in the Sioux city heris err ty tho
District "nrt "f sac county At th- May fern. is %
hotst~ WI. u u SIS
Cr> D,t Court.
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DOUGLAS IN KEN rUcKY.

In Kentucky, the home Of Vice.
President Breckenridge. a large proper.
tion Of the Democratic press have declared
far the regular nominee If the Nstional
Observation-Disclosures A. DOUGLAS. While
the Democracy Of Kentucky admire Mr..
Breckinridge. and delish, to follow his
leadership when the principles of the
Democratic party the sghts Of all the
S,stss and the perpetuity Of Union. is shs
watchword-they utterly refuse tn follow
him when his course leads towards the
disruption of the Democratic party and
the engerdening Of . sectional hatred
which may result mos. disastrously to our
country.
The following from the Nicholson (Ky.)
Democrat indicates the position of the
Democracy Of Kentucky:
While We s!m,re and love Mr.. Breckin.
ridge, We cannot forsake the molicum OF
nationality that yet remains T., the lDsmoc.
sscy, to promote his interest to the detri-
nient OF the party whose recent rupture
has cast such gloom over our LAND and
nation. We love the Union. We will
never knowingly take . pc si.ion which
will array one section Of the Union against
another. Mr.. Breckinridge did not receive
the v"te Of Kentucky in Convention, and
he will not receive it in November next.
IT he accepts the nomination from the
A~ az - - n 4
tinsre, it will initiate against the success
Of Nr. Douglas, while it ensures his own
overwhelming defeat.
We do earnestly hope that Mr. Brock.
inrids will yet see thu propriety Of declin
ing the nomination rendered to him By the
seeding delegates. We are opppsed Ia
oil sectionalism, from whatever s"urcs i,
may enanate. The Seceders and Disu.
nionists have never had our o mpa.hy Of
regard.