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SHOOTING AFFAIR. which threatened serious
consequences 10 the victim, and was deemed suf-
fcient to justify legal inquiry into the facts,
occurred on Friday night on Capitol Hill Ii
appears that Mr.. j Gould was handling a pistol
loaded with shot, in a room in the presence of his
wife, and while SO doing it exploded and the
contents were lodged in various parts of her head
Er Mccoy was soon on the spot, and ascertained
that she was but slightly injured Mr. Gould
was arrested by the police, who considered that
the circumstances justified them in so doing; and
Mr.. Gould was held to bail for hearing on w ed
nesday next before Justice Donn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-16

The COLUMBIA ACTIVE ASSOCIATION. No. !,
announce their seventh annual ball at Columbia
Hall, Capitol Hill, on the 3Oth Of April.
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BY a. GREEN, Aucuoneer.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FIVE WOKE
w Of Raven 4 BscOn's maSLih,Te M
at en,ion of the pubic. We have also IN
ha nd large selection of other &c eTsted minut.c-
several Sacond-hard Pianos IN good condition
In consequence of our purch aslag for cast ex
olns;>-ey we re enabled 10 sell ct low figure and
sncommndating tsTms Persons uill Il nd ii to tier
interest of giving a cali before PuTchasirg els
where Music DepOt-coTneT Of tl VI nth ttre,t
and Penn. avenue.
apl+ w. 70. MtIItEoTf.
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FUTURE DAYS.
By ]. c. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctiopeers.
RIS,EEI,S ga e lI TWO ~ ;,

By J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctioneers.
( RUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO BUILDING
Lots AT TIE CORNER OF X STREET NORTH
18th STREET wEsT.-t'n TUESDAY After
NOON, APTIl 10TH at o'clock, on the prem seS
bI virtue of deed of trust. dated December iS
,S5a, ard dnly recorded IN LIB J. A. s., No ISL,
t"l4s is, l5a, l6A and 6i of the land records
y os. ID aud '6. II Square No. 10, situated at the
corner oi north ST. Get and 2j.h strcet west.
Terms: One third cash the residue in 6 and Il
months. with interest, secured by deed of trnsG on
the premises. If the terms of sale should nor he
complied with IN 1--we DAYS after the sale. the tTus
tee reserves the right to resell at TIE risk and cS
pGnse OF the dffaaltng purch.scr. Al. Conve, anc-
ing at the cost OF the purchaser.
EDWARD Z. DYER. Trustee,
j. q. MEG CIRk. d CO., Aucts
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mar 81 StawtI
ap9- Sfaw

10 SEVENTH STREET, OPPOSITE posi-
oo Or pslne's comp etc works; voltaire's
Eugena. Tom Paint's Age OF Reason, Col Ethan
len Oracles OF Reason. and the Investigator A
Boston weekly paper for Liberals.
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Detention of Dispatches

At 10 p m, the foregoing iseverything wh,
had been received at the agency Of the Associated
Press to-day
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MAYORS or THE GREAT CITIES.

We. tho undersigned MAJORS. hereby csrtIfy thai
the Druggists, thecarIes AID Physicians Of our
several cities have signed document of Al, urance
70 us, that the Remedies Of DR. J. e.. Aver Co., of
CURE and CHERRY rEcroRALD have been found
To be medicines of great excellence and worthy of
oh confidence ofthe com nunip:
Ill Bui LOCK Msyc.o woIcsster. Mas Mas
EAWTH sbldGiI s, MayoI q alem. Mass
WILLARD NYE. Mayor Of New BedfSrd, Mas
CIV akRRiSS ION. Mayo a' Of Ms ssRf \. 4
WI NJ R0DMAN Ma ss%, Of r. p T"nSg5a
WIN. y: CRANSroN;; .Mayor Of Newport, X.
AMOS w PRENTICE Mayor o, Norwich, CT
4 = HhRMs,S; $500. Mayor Gi New 9ndoy. c.
= NJ BISH0P Ma; or "i C,ncinnstf, Ohio o
CHAS. y RUDIER.... Major OF Montreal, +:
y. MckiNSrREY.. Mayor Of Hami:tor, c. w
GaMEs ". N0RTH Msyof Ct p aSsSsa a. Ne NJ
HENRY COOPER. Jr. .Ma,oI Of Hal Dwell. Me
J. y BtCh. ....-.-. Mayor OF FredeTlckton, y. X
John SLinAN; ........; Mayor OF Lyons, Iowa
mo, HOO Den --.... -Mayar Of Dubuque, Iowa
FRED; STAB L..-......;,t .Ma,o; Of Ga ems; ~
Mayor Of Havana, Cut a.
The mayors Of tn, chief cities of the United
States Canadas, and Britsh Prov Inces, Chill, Pc
Giles on this continent have signed tots document
to assure their people Whist Temecl les they may u 9
with safety aud confidence. But our space here
Will not admit any considerable portion OF them.
aud we only publish those IN this more lmme- Iate
Ayers sarsapariils. Cherry Pectorsl, Ayers Pills
CO, Lowell, Mass. 81. 3 dim
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DIED.,

On the 18th instant. after brief and painful ill
ness: WHICH was borne with christian fort tnda Mrs
MARIA NORRIS. in the 54th wear of her a &C.
The funeral service will take place at tho resi-
dence OF her s"n-in-,aw, w. p. Parker, 269 Fourth
ST.. between Mass. az. and | ST.. on Tomorrow
tTuosday. at o'clock. The friends of the family
are invited To att md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-16

IYoN'S MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
EXtermInatoS Bed Bugs Reaches Ticks Ants
Garden Insects &c
IL contains no Poison,
LYoN's MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death to Rats and Mice
Sold everywhere ap9-3n
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JOHN CRANcH-Our talented fellow-citizen
ing studio at a7s Pennsylvania avenue. second
story, where he will be happy to all bis friends
BESIDES being artist Of much merit. he is a
Washingtonian of long standing. We trust that
he may find professional employment at his new
studio to his hearts content
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-16

The LADIES will see, by looking over the ad-
vertising columns Of to-day's paper that Mrs r
IT, Etchlson, who has been engaged in the fancy
business in this city for great many years past
has just returned from the North with large and
splendid stock Of spring goods, comprising some
of the most desirable and choicest goods ever seen
in this city. We advise the ladies' by all means,
to call atpnce and secure such goods as they M Y
want, before her stock has been picked over
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k>OR RENT-A large three story BRICK
HOUSE. si'u.ted on West street. cen: aiming
e'xteeE rooms, with gas add bathing apparatus
complete Apply to the subscriber, 40 HiE b a.
pi-SwH II. l.. OFFUTT,
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A COLLISION Saturday afternoon collision
occurred at the Avenue House, between Messrs
of Va. The interference Of friends prevented any
serious consequences.
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Dismal swamp on Fire
Aid for Miramon

NORFOLK, April 1.-THE Dismal swamp 1. Q
fire, and raging with great fury.
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INFANTIcIDk.-Last Thursday the hands en-
gagged In dredging the basin Of the eastern Sec
tion Of the Canal discovered a new born white
male infant which had been tied mp in bag and
thrown into the Canal. 1t was taken out and
after the usual process of a jury of inquest, thu
child was conveyed to the Asylum and buried
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-16

,rUREAr THE SMITHSONIAN The Hon c. l..
Vailandig ham, Of Ohio, will deliver the second
lecture Of the course before the Young Mems
Christian Association, at the Smithsonian, to-
morrow Tuesday, evening, on the subject of
- The Bible and its Literature Lecture to COM
mence at o'clock
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AUCTION SALES.
By J.. c. MCGUIRE A Co. Anct,on..

By J. c. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auctloneers.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
ING, April 18th at ten O'Clock al the residence of
Ma wa,q s,pZlseI, Esq; on 81 street between
hls furniture and effects ''i''' VIC '"A" SOL
Handsome walnut carved Sofa and Parlor Chairs
zane seat tairs, Rockers
Brussels psrlor. onamhsr, and stair Carpets
Ar. tight Stoves gilt Widow Shades
J,nny Lind and Cottage Bedsteads
" alnut Dressing Bureau, Washstsnd
Mattresses. Bolsters. an Pillows
Cooking and other Stoves
Kitchen Utensils, &c.
ana sixtr Gsas R or ,hsf ss@
aPl2-d IL .McGUiRL & CO., Auots.
ETgE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
Until WEDNESDAY MORNING AprIl lstf.
ap 10 d j. c. Mcguire r. CO., Aucts.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO, Auotloneers.
HonSE AND OF ATAUCTION.-On WED
n we So. a. next me 18th INST. at O'Clock p.
Tisht; ut!e and interest of VIM savoy in and to
berg small frame house. S5s 9st,nt
squa.e from the Nary Yard market, and contaI as
A@ Term 49, eS Sies' Tile perfect w ZONES
.plsd Jc M ktiGrf TFE fp[ The The Hers Ms;,
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
Rf, VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO
- the undersigned, executed by John SHAW ard
Matilda Shaw; dated 9Th day Of June. A, d. Iass.
sDAY the e ds s' of Maze Sae to5 ssa
On Ihe premises offer to publ; sale. the ground and
Pf3dT as Mentioned ard described in raId
Lot iour, In Square numbered four hundred and
seventy -thres as tbs anne marked and laid do
described follows Besinnins 100 feet from the
Gorner Of street north. aud running north ON the
line OF Eighth street west s. Il feet, thence east
fset 70 Eli hth St, the pace of beg az ing contai ,
IN al SSSl5 square feet of ground, tosethar Wi
ueInpros' minis, consisting of two comfortable
dwelling houses, with hack buildings
Terms of sale: Cne third of the purchase money
20 ne palu IN cash on the day of saIe and the hal
viii IN crest, secured by a deed of trust on the
premises. VA WIZ
Ifihe terms of sale a-e not complied with in FIVE
T. resell DAYS notice at the cost and T,st az
the defaultlug purchaser.
ap lo-eod&ds A.GREES, Auct
By WALL 4 BARNARD. Auctioneers.
L PURE IMPORTED BRASpIEs, OH WHIskYs,
Nh Ai, 9IHsR LIQUORS; AT a UCT. On MONpA
MOKNlNG, the 18th lnst a. 10 O'clock we VIII
sell, by order of the trustee, at the store of Mr. A
Levy, north side Of Penn. avenue, between Isl
ana "a streets, has entre stock of fine Wines and
Pure French Brandies. In " God and glass,
pure Holland Gin. SchlaiPs,
Pure Sherry, Madeira and Port Wrnes.
Hook, ClaretS and ether German Wines
Champa sns. Catawba and Moselle Wipss
Odd w reck," Rye and Monongahala Whiskys
IN Al large stock of Fine Liquors, in wood
and ass, well worthy the attic, ton of dealers md
private consumers
Terms: s2' cash over that amount a credit Of
int "tees ior WA& bear
apll-d WALL. & BARNARD Ancts
| HIN CONsEQUENCE OF THE RAIN
| Ming, the 18th met,
| "pl6 WALL q BARNARD, Auc.'rs.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Yesterday morning the Hon
VIM Cost johnson, Of Maryland, who has for
sometime been sojourning at the National Hote;
1 this city, died very suddenly. Though ftr
some days past he had been unwell neither Mr.
Johnson nor his most intimate friends regarded
him as being seriously ILL.,
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TO SAN FRANCISCO
I'm EIGHT DAYS
BY THE
Central Overland California
AND
PIXIES PEAK EXPRESS COMPANY.

The Couriar of tae pony EXPRESS vii rave
81 IosEPH, Missouri, At click q. IN. on Fhl-
UAYapr,I IS, rsrr,IEg Dlsrsiches "nls. (Which
must be IN G Jverpmert stamPed envelope a
viii run regular week thereafter.
Te!es pho messages from al parts nf the Unit Il
States aud Csnsdas IN connect with tEe point Ut
departure viii be received up IL o'clock - va,
the cay of tire departure Of the FIX press, ard ans
ml,ted over the Placervill- and 81. Joseph rele
graphic wire TO Fan Francisco, and nteImediate
points by the connecting express, IN IGHr DAYS.
The Letters wall he delivered IN San Francisco
IN I'm DAYS from the De pariuTe OF the Express.
Persons desiring to 81 nd TeleEraphlc metsages
can do go by making a?I hcaiion ST any Telegraph
ofhces In the Union
Letters will be received up 10 two O'clock. .. M,
on every Monday, at AL Tent7 ct. Washing Ton,
ID. G., and will be forward 10 ths express oi that
week at -. Joseph. ,....;,,
Full particulars can be obt,ined on Application 10
'"e !" gems VI TIC W III RUSSELL, President.
Leav.nworth City, Kansas, March, 1850.
Once New York.. b. SIMPSON, Vice Prest.
S1MuEI Il ALLEN, Agents. ~ Louis.
n J. SPAULDINs, Agent, Chicago,
UNII HAIsIN, Agent, 81 Joseph, Mo,
Jos MoSHEINER, AGENT
apIsN No Al Tenth -, W sshIrgSoE, ID. q
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By NO MEANS HARD TO TAxE.-Not long since
received per the steamship Mount Vernon,
of Freeman Simpsons old magnolia whisky,
and after trial satisfied that ii Is as fine ~
whisky as ever was manufactured-pure, soft
delicately favored, and-anything but hard to
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THIS AFTERNOON q To- MORROp

hIS ar lEhNOON u IO-MORROW
By ]. C. MCGUIRE co, Auciioneers.
ROOkS AT AUCTION The LAST sale of the
ssa nm; 70 close out consignment, Wi com
msnee THIS Saturday EVENING u, and tInne
MONDAY, Iuh SDhY, and WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS, ct the store of Nm r. Bayly, 27e
Penn. avenue, between 18th and 18th SITS
ap II it BEN. r. FRENCH Salesman.
By !. C. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucuonee-s.
VALUABLE BUII.nING LOT AT PUBLIC
AUcTIoN.-On MONDAY, April 10th, az So
CLOCK on the premises we shall sell subdivision
Y square SIS, fronting 1917 feet on north str, ct
6ttTeen 4th and 5th streets west, running lack o;
f9et III inches to al alley.
FERNS: One third cash; the residue in and 2
months, with interest, secured 10y a deed of trlst
on tie premises.
aPl2d &c. MCGUIRE CO, Aucts
Bs WALL BARNARD, Auctioneers
poSlTlNE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS ON
MARYLAND AVENUE, AT pURLIC SsLE-On
MONDAN AFTERNOON: 9th inst at ; O'clock
we VIII sell. To the highest oder, Lots numbered
5 T. and ), in square 1881. fronting on MARYLAND
avenue, near tbs toll gate, and between 18th AID
10TH sir Gets " ~
Terms: Ore third cash the residue in 6 and y
interest, and secured 10y deed of trust
lite perfect.
ap 9-ts WALL x BARNARD. Aucts
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4 ,fTlZENS OF GEORGETOWN AND VI
~ ClNITY, TAKE NOTICE.
That SPILMAN & HUNT, No. as Bridge ST.,
ere now offer ny Inducements In ali kinds of DRY
COODS. Call and examine for yourselves.
Amongst their splendid ock can be found the new
stJles and novelties IN Dress Goods, Lace Man
- Bridge st. mar 28-eoSw.
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A PERFECT PICTURFS
"A GOOD Photograph is the It faithful lkene, S
yet PIotuced and to secure perfect picture from
miniature to lite 1t is only necessary to go to
WuITEllC RST'S GALLERY. 1874 Penn. ave-
nue.. His collection of portraits of distinguished
men Is the most extensive in this country. The
numerous candidates for nomination at the Charles
ton and Chlca 70 Conventions to lie seen At th
celebrated e. tablIShmCnt.-BnN CYiPper. ap li-3tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-16

Tine JUNIOR FoRBIGN MISSIONARY SociEI,
connected with the Fourth Presbyterian Church
will celebrate its twenty second anniversary OF
this Monday evening, commencing at \ o'clk
The exercises will consist of select singing ad
dresses by the members, and also an address b,
the Rev. John Chambers, ID, of Philadelphia
The public is earnestly invited to be present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-16

SEE PROGRAMME in another column of the grand
concert OF sacred music to be given at Trinity
lhPiscopaD Church, on Thursday evening next
nlhcent new organ just purchased for the church.
mis- Is one Of the most promising concert pro-
grammes that We have published for some time.
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DURE OLD RYE WHISKY.-On hand several
= brand Of Pure Old Rye WIFI Copper Dis
titled made by the most relab dlstIllers in Penn
s,lvana. Maryland and Virginia. warranted pure.
Also, imported Rrandies, IIennessy, Otard, Dupuy
" Co., jules Robins, dc. Also. Peach and a Hple
Brandy, pure Holland Gin. Old Jamaica and St.
CroiX Rum, and Wines of every variety ali of
standard brands. A choice lot of Cigars and To-
bacco: YOUNG KEPHART, AGENT,
ap Ally 2N9 Pa av., bstw 9Th and 10th SITS.
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THE ARRIvALs.-Since Saturday, the arrivals
at the principal hotels have been very numerous
the approach OF the Convention season will &C
count for this influx of strangers. Delegates TO
the Charleston Convention arriving daily from
the most distant States; and by reference to the
personal list il will be seen that many gentlemen
OF distinction In the political field are on their
way thither. and are now in this city. The halls
of the principal hotels Were crowded last night
until late hour with newly-arrved delegates;
and the PrcPrietorS are receiving dispatches every
hour from parties on the way desiring to secure
quarters In Washington. The hotels presented
an appearance similar to the early days Of the
sion of Congress
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A. GRAYDorENING OF MANTILI.AS

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE
! subscriber hath obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Washington County. in the District of
Columbia, l. tt"TS 'stamentary on the persO AL eS-
tate of William VanScIvrr, late of Washington
'unty. deceased. All prisons having claims
against said ased. are hereby warned to exhibit
tn" same with the vouchers thereof to the subscri
Der, on or before the 9th day of March next they
of the said estate.
Given under NV hand this 9th day of March. 1860
ap6-aw3w IRENE NANSCIVER Eyecut'x
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-16

hNNlVERsARY CELEBRATION As will be seen
9Y advertisement, the anniversary meeting of the
Junior Foreign Missionary Society Of the 9TH Pres
oyIerlan Church postponed from last NJ onday eve
ning on account OF the inclemencv of the weather)
will take place this evening. Besides otber an,
P,oprla'e and interesting exercises the Rev Dr.
t H;namoers; Of Philadelphia, is announced to de-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-13
Eject ofEendricks' Speech-Tr aiding
Lana

Since the delivery of Col. HEvDRIcK,' able speech
here the first Just the Republican of this county
have given Up all hope of carrying il for their cam
Gdlte for governor Henry S. LAVE. and. have
gone to trading him off 10 get votes for their can
ddAte for Sheriff, who they Know going to need
all the votes ne can get, thcY propose Democrats
h 1t they the Republicans will vote for HESpRIci a
# they. tie Democrats, will vote for BARxARp, and
Il; made il lake better they add rs Olows:' Hen,
tricks will make IA good Governor a. he isa We ~
honest ana capable mln, and then you-(spcaking
to tho Democs..ts) do not waat 10 vote for LOGAN,
for he is "Brecklnfdge man." So laras their re-
msrks about Hendricks pre- concerned, they are
very true. Bat az to the report they are circula-
ting about Logan. thai is a nlserat,e, theying lie,
IS he always has beena fl rm and uncomt romisins
believer in and advocate Of the doctrine eff POI ular
sovereignty, and of the claims o. Srrrnax a. Douo
LAS TO the presidency. and Il Democrat in Marsh
al county viii give him hearty support tlian
iiExRY VI. LOGAN, clndidate for Sheriff
The Republicans know that their candidate has,
several occasions, failed to discharge his oifici-
Al duties ami they aiao know that many honest
moral Republicans will give him the kind of sup
port lie deserves, and this is why they are trying
10 negotiate for Democratic votes; these leaders
NOW futher, tnat BARNARD was nominated by " ire
working, anu that the clique here pulled the wires.
and, that this township and some persons in North,
SHo lie had FAVORED, 70 gether with u few more ot
hs particular friends, vino knew how the wires
were 10 be pulled. nomin ,tnd him.
When LOGAN gets to be Sheriff ard has n war
rant 20 take u mtn, HE WILL NOT SIT AND TALK An
HOUR AND HALF WITH HIM ON LOG AID THEN GO
AWAY WITHOUT HIM AND REPORT NOT FOUND Such
a man should not have any Office OF hInor, trust OF
| profit
| Democrats. all YOU have TO do is to vote the
straight ticke and will elect ALL our candidates
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-13
Mattingly ON Hendricks speech

MattinS'y in his ms. weeks Issue of his lying
sheet wrote an article concer ,inS the speech of
Hon. T#sxas 4 HExoklcKs, delivered here on TIL
SATURDAY previous to his issue. IN his article we
belize he did not tell but Que truth aad that was
that Hendricks made speech.
Tie old liar not there, but, without hearing
one word os he speech ne soes n.i--epr,sent
1t il the most reckless manner in .,inIb!e. He
s.vs he got his information tiom Republicans who
attended the sJeech, land they all represent it
abounding in falsehood and II srepresertalion, in
IN 7-glrl 20 Republicans anI their principles. -
We are fully persuaded that the Old sinner III the
above quotation has slinIer.d M INV Of his Repub-
iican friends wh) we're in attenilnce, for there
vas not another there bu. Auii or Fuller that we
would suspi: lion for being INSCRIPTIONS
liar as Matiingl, makes them out to be. We heard
several honest Republicans say that it was an hon
est, able anj getemanly speech, and others sail
they would not care if he was elected Governor.
snd that they would not say anything against him.
Old BeIzebub undoubtedly heard some of his
friends saw about the same and thought nc must
DO soaiet.ing 10 courteract the impression his
zpeech had he minds of the honest Repnbii-
cans who heard him.
Almost every charge Mr.. HExpRIcKa made
AGAINST tie party he proved by their own testmo-
ny, making their own words convict them. In ali
his speech he did not an ungentIemany
phrase to ward his opponets While speaking Of
Lincoln. Ham!in and Lane. he proved every charge
he made against them BY their own record, vote-
md words This Is just what was the matter.-he
be prove them toa strong. 'iatiDgly was told
raat il powerful speech and that so etlng
must be done, and 40 being at loss for any rca-
son he resorted TO his never-i.l argument, that it
vas all ''fllsehooi and msre pieseptations." lie
did not like the way Mr. Hendricks handled tie
record of Hanlin the Homestead question.
the Colonel gave the dite OF all Hamlin's votes
The old hypocrte blows about she Homes tead Dill
very extensively and it hurts him to have 1t proven
thas rs candidate for the Vice presidency has al
Ways voted against it.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-09-13
Tia. Flatf oTG .

Our Cd nsighbcv MP street blows vsrg ex-ea-
s'vely over he conglomerat ton Of sms call Cd
for short. tie Chicaso p!Ltform. As he regards it
sdch "sood thing" We hope be will tell u5 m d
the rest OF his readers without equi, oca ion.
what he understands the second resolution in til It
article 10 mean. We cupy it that al our reader
N Sc. it. We refer particularly 70 that quoted
from tie Declaration Of independence Here I
the resolution:
Tint the maintenancc of the principles promul-
gated in the DecGr itiol OF Independence and ear
bodied in The FEDERAL Constitution, "That all men
are created EQUAL ihat they are .La0w ed bv the.r
Creator will! certain iuaenahle rigits; that arnoug
these are ,ie liberty ana ne pursuit ppine,s:
thst TO secure thee rights, Governments are in
s.iFutcd among nsa. Geri sinc their jGst powers
from tic c2nseUt OF the eOverned"-'S ess .ntiai
TO the pres .rvation o! oul Republican Institutions:
ana thu. the FeGeral Coistituion the rights OF
the StSeS ana the Union VI t. States must and
shall be preserved"
Does our neighhor understand this to include
the negro! lift was not intended 70 proclaim
the doctrine OF negro equality Why WAS il incor-
porltcd. No Que denies that all white men shouls
enjoy al the lights enumerated in the above res
o'u'i0n. We ask again. II ii was net intended to
include The nero why was il Incorporated