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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-04
Murder 1T Peeksktlf.
CdRnNER,s INQUEST ETC.


Yesterday afternoon two prisoners, named Thomas
Pryor and John Mae both residents Of Peeksk Putnam
county, taken from the jail OF that village that Of
White Plains in charge Of officer williams Of the former
village, TO await the action Of The Grand Jury, for killing
Mr. John Kennedy. The particulars are a. follows
About eleven O'Clock Saturday night Pryor and Mac
PORTER mouse Kepr ny TuomHs ryi-y, IN
Psksk and being osordeyly he attempted 70 put them
out, when they closcd vfth him ma threw him down
Mr. Riley hooed for hclp, when his brother In law Mr.
Eyey, when Pryor deliberately turned round aud
stabbed Kennedy In the alb fomen INJECTING frigh tfuI
great seopy until Tuesday morning, when death termi
mated hn sun.rirgs The prisoners Arrested the
same Cay. An ipqueat was held upon the body by o.
roner Grfn, and post mortem eIamir alton made by
Dr. Stewart, and he stated that deceased his
death by beng stabbed IN the abdomen with q sharp
insrpnent apparently knife When arrested
Pryor had bloody knife In his posscs,op Mr.. Kennedy
Was . pssoeable respectable man, about twenty -two
cars OF age ntense excitement has been caused in
Peettkil BY this brutal murder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-04
The Morm0Ms.
A MANIFESTO From JOSEPH SMITH, THE SON OF THE
PROPHET.


Tho following 70 the manifesto Of young jos Smith, for
the organization Of q now Mormon CHURCH.
In taking the head Of the Mormon Church. am running
counter 70 the opinions Of many people, but believing
mat There destiny that shapes our endsn am con
n,ed 70 les those who are astonshsd and opposed
for reflection, sasned that nvesue aon viii result IN
my favor.
10 those familiar with tho books upon which our faith
apologies 70 offer; and 70 those not familiar with then
and thoee Who do not believe them, none ID due.
know that many stories are now being circulated in
reference 10 what will be the result Of the step have
Salt lake To those who know me, 10 needless for TO
saytha not going 70 do any such thing while the doc
uine Of polygamy and dsobedence 70 the laws
tenanced ere TO those who do not know personally,
aud TO whom my principles are unknown, l must say,
withhold until such time shall, by
fragrant act Of deobedience 70 the Law OF the land
some striking breach OF morality deserve the Just ndg
nation Of society when do either the the other,
am ready for the opening Of the vial Of wrath Of out
ragged society and shall cheeFfuly eceivs the condemna
ton shall merit.
Numbers OF the readers OF the Democratic Press know
personally and have been friends 10 me- they
know my sentiments In regard 70 those obnoxious fes
lures In Utah Mormopism, and trust in their knowledge
OF me pledge 10 them OF what my future actions shall
be-
Religious federation one Of the principles Of our 60
verpment, and long any denomination shall keep
within the pale Of the law, 80 long Ia Il eQod TO the
sideyation and protection Of government when those
bounds are exceeded, the claim Is foro and society
ought 10 ignore It and the law proclaim against II
man known by his acts have been judged here
tofore by NINE and an willing st 10 be Judged ask.
ing all TO do 30 fairly and mparualy laying their pfeju
dioes ASIDE relying not upon rumor for their knowledge
leave the refuh In the hands Of HIM who "doch al
things WELL hoping no man viii ju 'ge me Without knos
edge JOSEPH SMITH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-04
"'ser Indictment Against Hicks, 81
Oyster sleep Nesessssy.
'Slrrp STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

-" risltr tIhftfT COUNT.
Before Hoo Judge smAllcy
~ S.-ine srand Jury entered court this morning.
Ano ~esen'ed 'he following bills cf sdicsmens,--
me e"aed Sdfa 70 Apsr ". H'chs als1 wuan jobs.
s-fot 'ne murder q Geo II Burr, master q The socp
tdwm A. johnson. The former mdcsmepi 10 -h,el The
prsoaer entered plea denying the iur,s,~sc. - ~
court ys Tor robbery and Ptrsey on ne high srss
John Tuiile board the bark Anna on the hsh go W
heating and fsicuousy h,csins him on The heat sr,s.
and stomach.
Sh< C~usd .0sf,s Ef~ard r. Ls~e-For tho ros,a.,
Of Frank Lsht, on the bark Anna, on the hlsh seq
There beng ready Tor TRIAL the Cou Adjourned
FOR the day
Jsdse Seisos pyesspr jsstce Of this court -ii .rrv.
On Monday Dexi. sbtH expected NOV nt viii
be ratc IN tho case q Hicks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-04

me sale commenced At twelve O'Clock, and was not
suffered TO nag until all The lots sold which occupied
four nsurs and ten minutes The sale DIRE large
Of real estate operators and capitalists.
Among the largest purchasers were Alderman Brady
(who purchased gore equal 10 about two half oss
al Is ,sooD Mr.. Wendell, J. l. CArdwe J. b Cotton A.
n. Cushman, Cobb, A. W. Floyd wm. Dumout G. n
Rogers, Mr.. bnInhiemer, M soushmsyd, VIM. Lawton
and Others. good many Of the purchases were made
by capitalists for Investment
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S HtPPtN G NEW S.
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sssanshp Potomac watson. BsnimOr.-H Cromwell
s.Gs 9 n: ss..s M;. sssss,
Bs,i cssco Hcisan irnssd "'
s, h kass ~ $500. .s.. .sS
s shr Knshsser Holmes, RIO orHnde-I Eager.
schr ss,,i.. lambert ssuvn..-f osss I Con.
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ARRIVED
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oss..s 70. L,speos y days gu. "a =. y " hon "U'
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.nh mas ard " psssssrsu % nossn. Aera NJ Is
s Y. % S 81 su.s,. - M s1s % $50 $50
Parted esnpa.y ~hh shs fostsArs TO. Liverpool ir sss
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ps,, ,S .1 suT :, .m n';. H.%sars x.ss IS vi.
os srsssposo sses IL I,srpo ss h:1sA = WIN
mose 70 BucA Co. April -. Pm, lea 70 06 lon IS On
~ - ~ steamer .ih to pipes bound =; % isr ia % 0
s = "a Is % s:ss "a .: c s
BARI Chance Or Of ocie vne, naesar sasSsraasx 70
dsss Snh ccsl 70 Never nA!rs =. lat q u. iss
@ s 9 ;sf s q GINA :.. n:
=. = ION 81 "A s'snaissd sArk oossask, sssrias y ssss
tsIh isssnisr lsr q Yarmouth ND say>s.d o.~so~,
. dsy, vsh sess % lbs Js.e.. Aprl 80 40 milsS q
nv Jsss orb ossssss iissss On days. wih pia~sr
Brig Csprsy css,. cole. Eswsh. In sarHs 70 Esv,us
ssh, ooa gs1s:s on, nsKay New London. PEI 10 aays
schr ro.onsa nllss, ssslAa 1dsya
Hcs Afbert wsss. Baniesspn, days
eeAr Luey AIMEE Amea, RoskiApd, dsya
seS cSssl nSsis s $3.50. scs z soS 'av"
tcsr Fountain, BeAxse. Iah River.
echr vvtcn, A9ue. Pan River for Albany.
Str CIV Pc&nt Daries Rcndout for Hsnsur
Eccp Esprgps 0nhA Providence Is hours.
sio"s ssrp'"s' smss snpScus sss ~. s iSS
@nsner Ars&oa. eenew. Pkfadephs
Steamer wsmsussA. Arry. Nsw yrdfova.
eeensnw refcaa. AhricA- RuvnencA
Brig Kebc. Rice from Port an Prisce
SAILED.
neszrehfps ear Of the west Havana ana New or,ssns
hcnssomery savannah; fosoase Bshinore and oshers
Wind II sunrise xsR: ct sunssts
u TeIeaysph Marine Reports.
HloHLsrns NAY sunses-wiad NE moderate; vs.lhsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-04

btDnefrfyS-ffour-1ne market opened vim urov~
bnol aney and with better demand for 49, M
western brnpca The sales embraced sbout or 4 opo
bbs closing within The following runes Of pr,ces,-
coIVfnn o<ass .ok 30 3 10
.~sv B 90 B Is
rup~rune Weesern 80 n 3 g
Commos 70 choice Western extra ,.,...., s - 4 rs
.....s..s.....s........o 10 -
nxeo 70 srslkht southern. ......... d 90 a 3 30
straight 10 good extra do.,..,........... - 4 = n
gnooe EXTRA family and bakers braads 80. g . 70
o.. ''''''s.'......s.......... ...... 90aS0
canadian -four vns arm, Mn .ales q 90 1so Sbs Il
20 1cs =. co. Southern flour was unchanged, while sne
sales Embraced about 700 bb within The ranes al Inc
10y quos.ncSs Re -four vas steady Of Quotations.,
WIN sAee OF 800 900 bbls Corn meal duh Te sns
embraced about 200 bbn II the above Arnrss.
Mness vac rsner hrmer with light transactions, closing,
Win iees buoyancy. About 800 bushels prime
:, vsse sold = q %. choice vhlts Michigan ~
~ Ip, ano $50 90 red Western 1t 81 So barley
heavy with sales Of 900 bushels Canada wese Il e2c
ana zocu 90 STATE At p. Corn le~ bpoyant, With
fsr Eastern demand Sales of 1000 bushels were
msse, including jersey and southern yellow a. size
&c snd SIC for southern white. Rye was unchanged.
os's we're move don sod bver with sales AZ <1c 7kc.
JOY western sno Canadian, AMI at &c for state.
twfM AZ me public sale 10 day 4sso bags Of RIO
were onered, and t,et6 DO sold ~ prices ranging
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-04
The Commissioaers Of Emisrstson.
TO THE EDITOR or TIE HERALD.

In the report In your paper this morning Of The
proceedings s TIE meeting OF the oommi~,esers Of Emi
grafton yesterday, End the following -" Mr. csrrigsa
privately expressed himself that the Commission.
ers OF Emigration fast becoming corrup r. she
Board Of Ten Governors"
Permit me 10 correct this erroneous statement Your
yeporie~ certainly misunderstoot any remarts made By
me privately publicly never expressed or enter.
lanes any such opinion the above, and have never Ia.
asu,ed any comparison between the Commiapoers and
we zen sovernos AND. CARDIGAN.
NV Yosx, Nay Q, lses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-04
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

A = he sAics were moderate, Win salss Of 70 4 90
DDS including poe b<c and Il 5.c. for psArh
BtsAnsfrrn-flour-1ne market opened Win moro
pnol soey and With some better demand for STATE and
western brapcs The sales embraced about ooo : ooo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-04
MUNICIPAL Affairs.



A rusci.i meeting Of H. Board was held yesssrday
.sS.rpeon, President s'sws1s in the Char After the
saDssctoa efsome Inmporant business, Supervisor Pun
M said no derived read the resignation OF supervisor
NEW York. May s. 1850
T.vns ss.a sorc.nss -. q he Pubi
. ,1s ssos s =. sas e Of s
visors Il The cry sne esonty ef Sew York
:s e lis an.
! @ 40 ss: s! T.
supervisor BLUNT sb~n offered the Loving resota-
Ssn.-
Is'evs q q a. l is,s
iss al.Ays foa,d n =.
s f and ssaAssss ssss duty -.
80. O.: 81 and
:essra Of mos. iSpors. O. nnisses ha. Dsfor I'D sss
ssis.s sss ssasg ssa :. he nov ssoas ss:Ss $
he 70 n x sSe GS.es ssd -
SsSps ~ aud in hm rsos: .s q ssyo'sd to shss
me fusmxSr supervisor sswart also expressed his
segrs. saying that there was any one meuber Of the
so.r sn,eng his political opponents with whom he wA'
40 resolution Of Supervisor Blunt WAS then voted upos
en- \ unanimously carried.
election Of Smith Ely formerly State Scnator, 70 I'll
- place made vacant by the resignation OF Mr. Bell
Eleven votes were cast, all Affirmative, and Mr.. Ely
lNss declared unanimously elected member q the
Beard.
ne Board then proceeded to consider the report Of the
sonmisace on the erection OF . new county jail
They Interrupted by the return OF Supervisor
Rggs and Davis, accompanied by Mr.. Ely, who Was BY
1Aen formally introduced 70 the Board.
Mr.. Ely thanked the Board for the honor which they
had conferred upon him.
men resumed, protracted length The com-
see finally asked leave 10 withdraw their report, which
was granted.
motion was made and carried, that standing Com
n1aAee ON Public Charities and Cor reotaons be appointed
ne Board then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-04

The increase on the Galena was wholly in the
fourth week Of the month. The corner Is now
turned.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $2s,6s7,75s AZ, and the balances
I'LL, AGA Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-04
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sps, Bound oai Wind =. nsht; vssassr slsady. -
Herald Marine Corresp~nAeness
xEY WHAT, April N-In he cass u ~ bars DsshaA ON.
-, Sss as sr no asstss ksX s.s - ~ ~ ssvse
ofds.sss suss.isd y 10 Sssr s no "a iso.n
Ss ~: ss :: Gss. Dss 81 49, ~. = 4
snsrsst w BE- hove oui aad repaired ana lisa rsp cargo
sosneS @ ~ voyssa About 500 daAesd ssls q bar
sasso q French bss ysu,e Ida 4 IN wsssAsusa
- scs Jet bssn dssdsd vhaAsr u vsss win Be- rspad
MAscsuaneous.
@ :. 70. S p: H. ,cs ss 4. a. a.
ne would b iovsi Baao-s for Repair s'a anA'
Two RnieA nance unknown coal lssss went susors On
re s So On - 1cSSsy ss one q sh. wst
fson Psssbo.o NIB VIII plaster snes svsd q d -: -
other 20 doubt hes resrsssa 70 brig Waou prsvucv r.
ported wrechsd u ~ plass
SEE. llna s4IysExs bradlsy ron PhnsdspaA TOR 1ss.
nh and sunk mnedtAtsy ste tug an ksvS bssn
EEL % ra'ss Der Her esc ecns.ed q ssss stass wars
sss NE e = SSs 60 eSh phosDAas Of essscss
BKNxyr rusuo-wHY Ans 40 MANY oorro~
sHIrs nEsInorsp sr uHsf
DEn 6u-ln reply 10 ~ above queslsnn hse y ssss
Sss ben ~ po g s%ods very ~. vsyss II i ssss %
3 Ssss.d ussss sssssd ScSss - @sss ~ Oos
@s% o. q y. si I've. 01 HS 80 e s.sS = =
dssk from 1s soulh % 81 po and hsa rsspps e. u-
rope DAMP aAas - = Hbls % isnhs hon ssnaeus
70 sss y T sa g. 10 can =. .su. Of .p
{dIsv Ns above scuslua@ nom Ne resent sasss q .:
= : = Nnsker Of bris usyhSv
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w NEfNINWN
The attention Of your honorable bodies "a respectfully
~aisd 20 the fact that the far iaw Of 1850 copy OF
Which vas tsnsmief 10 yoa By the Comptroer on tue
Ism q April nt and printed Ia the earaa Of tue Board
Aldermen on PAGES % and 2l2 inclusive contains "a
nory 70 the Board Of Supervisors 10 raise moneys BY
xae on account Of the oorp,rson OF the city OF Nes
n&k tor various purposes, which ~ vkei for by
Se eommou Council or the Comptroller and In some
mmnc~s TIE amounts asked for we're reduced.
ne Iohorins sAemeni shoss the amount appropriated
esr~m SPECIFIED purposes by the ordinance panasd
ysaeary ~ lsoo aud The amounts when ths p,srs -
ey inc Aforesaid aet Of the Legislature, are
e"tnor1ed 20 r.se By Tar for certain pur eosss -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-04

C1KARFn
o.
sssanshp Potomac wsson Bsimore-H Cromwell A
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-13

| nanle in part: axes springs made of the best
st-el: bands, enameed and OF all kinds of leather;
Cloths Innings for carriages, Varnishes castings Of
IN kinds, saddle trees, English bride eathers hits,
stjr1uIs,r spurs, names, line silver names Of all
kinds, Jenny Lind Gig Trees, seli-adjusting rads,
Ta yors patent hanies, fly nets, shoe threads horse
blankets, london &irth Webs, American Gif1h
aud Rein Webs, both cotton and worsted; London
Welt 81 ms, superior article; ivory gutta percha
and br7Hs lined inartenstl rings; superior kerseys
for horse covers, the best quality of carriage bolts.
patent gig trees, &c, Sc
keep in liet every thing appertainlng to either
branch "f the prsiiiess, and understanding both
branches thoroughly, would respectfully invite
your attention before purchasing elsewhere
am also agent for Wards Patent Spring Saddles
akj2O-d&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-13

BsH@The only county that failed to send
delegates to the convention of the 22d ult,
war Dubois. 1t ought to be called dubious
county instead of Dubois.-SeyBsour Times.
We guess if the editor of the Times should
talk to some of our Democratic brethren
down here, they would tell him that there
is nothing dubious" about Dubois. A
county that goes Democracy squire and sim
pie by not less than thousand MAORI ty,
is anything but dubious. We propose to
amend the name to read-instead of Dubois
don't boys. 1t hurts too badly.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-13
Opposition State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER p. MORTON, Of Wayne.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ALBERT LANCE, OF Vigo.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES G. JONES, of Yanderburgh.
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN p. JONES, of Lagrange.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
MILES j. FLETCHER, of Putnam.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-13

Total amount of losses, 2 Is ..,-.5s.sff
claims, and liabilities. S42,5S0 43
The greatest amount insured On any risk is
$3a, 900, but will not, general rule, exceed
$4,000. - ..i--s -s-i-
Tho Company has no general rule to the
amount allowed to be insured in any city, town,
village, or block, being governed in this matter,
in each case, the general character of buildings,
width of streets facilities for putting out fires, &c
part of its capital earnings is deposited in
any other State security therein
An attested copy of the Charter or Act of ineor
poration accompanies this statement.
STATE OF NEW YORK, 60
City and County of New York. - t-5-asf
Charles J. Martin, President, and j. Milton
Smith, Secretary of the Home Insurance Company,
being severaly depOse and say, aud each for
himself says that the foregoing Is true full and
correct statement of the affairs of the said Corpora
ton, and that they the above described officers
thereof .tta
(Signed) .. CHARLES j., MARTIN, Pres't.
(Signed) J. MILTON SMITH, Scc'y.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 18th day of
f,-, January, A. D. 1860. Witness my hand
iH%A"-I and official seal.
(Sgned) BENJAMIN RANKIN,
Commissioner for Indiana, in New York, JOG Broad
q way, N. Y. .at
Allen c. HaloclI is the duly authorized agent
for this city. per certificate of authority filed in
the County Clerks Office.
This Company insures against loss or damage by
ture, and personal property generally. Also,
against the peri5 of inland navigation, at fair
rates of premium. t5- 800 4 t.,. Z. 81
ALLEN G. HALLOCK,
Agent, Marble Hall Building, Main ST, Evansville.
ftb3-tap2S.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-13
SPRING TRADE.
JoEA11 IT. -DSGe1sS,
WL"lcsaIe Manufacturer OF Condiments, Ladies'
n is,es', and Chiidren's
BOOTS SHOES, AND UPPERS,
Carlisle Buildings, No 50 West Fourth sireei,
Cfu,.ip,,,ti


H-H'EITES THE .FTTE.1-TE9.V' u -
y detls - the fact tIll he is Ipauufactur-
irG, and keeps constantly uu hand a large stock
ct The newest and choicest les ct goods ada pied
to the requirements of popular trade the induce
meals he offers GOOD GOODS At Low
PRICES Having been gagged in manufacturing
first class g,,'.d- iur twenty years, he now
claims to have facilities for manufacturing fest
cktss goods AZ cheap, if not cheaper than Eastern
manufactures lie feels confident OF his ability to
offer extra Inducements {" close buyers His motto
is a fair field aud fttors
Cali and examine his goods, and you viii be sure
to buy.
Rs- Orders promptly attended to.
tebl5-3md
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-13
Fire and Inland Navigation

KlhkS accepttIa terills cNIissIeiiI WI oUFVuty
and fair profit.
Especial attention gireR 10 Insurance OF DWELLINGS,
q. aud GRteats, for terms Of to gears.
The solid service long and successfully tried and
the many advantages The Httia Insurance Company
possesses i'm its line should not be overlooked by
those ready to insure and understanding their best
interests. .-. -.t g. ED.
During ts5tringent times the necessity for re-
liable Insurance becomes an imperative duty the
ability OF property owners to sustain loss being
then much lessened. ..-. .s- -, ,-r.-.-, .5F
Agencies in III the principal cities and towns
throughout the state. Policies issued without de-
lay, by Any Of the duly authorized Agents of the
Company. .-. ..r.ts ...... Z ads -..... -s.
pfy~BIsness attended to with despatch and
- "A. G. IAN cox d SON, ACCENTS,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-13
c. T.. isROUGHTON,


EE/2OUKEJ C.EEL TYE .8T1EsS.
6p ton of his friends and tho public 10 his
store corner of Clark and Carpenter SITS. where he
has just opened
l. Drug s-fsE and Grocer.
Families will be supplied with the purcst articles
of medicines or groceries at the lowest cash prices
of the city. -' marT-Im
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-13
RRssa Oa'MZe

The undersigned begs leave to inorm his old Gus
toners, and the public in general, that he has re-
moved his stock of Saddlery
No. 3, kEaEEOck:7S dsspcE-, Fourth street
-- SH0rIseI Place,
Where he viii always be found manufacturing the
hest of Saddles HeIness, and other articles usually
kept in his line. and will sell, fOr cash) cheaper
than any other hOase in the city ..,
Please call and examine my stock and prices be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
janlO-3m. "a DAVID NJ SCHNEE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-13

Such convention will avoid some of the
objections to which the ordinary and accus-
toned composition of con ventous IS EXPOSED.
1t will he confined to the single duty of St
Letting the candidates from a number Of
eminent citizens presented by the several
States as worthy of the first Office i'll the
Government; and it viii, most probably,
find in the Concurring opinion OF several
State Conventions in favor of one or more
individuals Il useful guide TO the most ac-
ceptabfe nomination. And rs 1T VIII be re
stricted in It's choice to the names presented,
Il will under no circumstances oltend the
public wish by selecting candidates unknown
to or urresprcted by the country.
Whether amy other principles tran these
we have enumerated shall be enuncia!ed, it
will be for the convention to determine.
"Platforms" have been so frequently en-
ployed as the shallow devices of party de-
ceptiou, that they have come 20 be viewed
with distrust by the people. We know of
no higher aim than the restoration of peace
and harmony to divided and distracted
country, and no platform more acceptable to
every true patriot than "the Union, the
Constitution, and the enforcement of the
laws"
Fellow citizens, the task that has been
allotted to us has been performed. We
have pointed out path by which, in our
opinion, the country may BE rescued from
its perilous condition. 1t is for you to de-
termine whether you will pursue that path,
or continue in one which, however the ap-
preaching struggle may terminate, may
lead to victory, but not peace; to a brief ces-
Sation of strife, but not to a restoration of
harmony.
John J. Critterden, Ky, Chairman
G. Rives, Va, Washington Hunt, N. Y.
William a. Graham, ~ c., Henry NJ. Fuller,
Pa, John P. Kennedy, Nd, Henry Y.
Cranston, R. l., Alexander r. Boteler, Va,
John A. Rockwell, Ct, John Wheeler, Vt,
J. Morrison Harris, Md, Lewis Condict, N.
j., Charles NJ. Conrad, La, Marshall p
Wilder, Mass, Joshua Hill, Ga, Joseph N.
Snyder, Ohio, John Durham, Conn, John
A. Gilmer, N. c., c. c. Lathrop. Pa, r. w.
Thompson, Ind, ~ W. Shelley, Ala, Geo.
Briggs, N. Y, William G.. Brownlow
Tenn, William L. Toole, Iowa, John Will
son, H., Jere. Clemens, Tenn, E. J. Whit
lock, N. Y, Committee.
Francis Granger, Chairman National Wbig
Executive Committee; Jacob Broome, Chair
man National American Executive Com
mittee
WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 1860
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-13
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