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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-12-12
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Jt , / II 8, 3ten Dec. l(m Sonns
tag 2(beno um ii ltbr brab Seuer in Dem
QroBen Su6s uno Experimentation
Stobr be6 6rn. Sans am Warfet Stro.
Zen Square in oeier Stooto Der Iommt
ieinem9anJen Snbolte elm Raub Der Slam
men lpuroe. Ger Serluft oe6 6ru. Qanb
piro auf $4,000 on9elcblo9en, ouf Nell
be ober $4,000 perfibert Iino,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-12-12

8ti elmer rs9etmdFi9sn @SrIammune rcr Sadcn
engine Gcmra9uic, SIC. 10, rcu eirer Slart, tpur:
os ctnitimm9
8sf6ttEsn- DAP rcr 0ant ojrItr Sem.
pa9uie Der Ralhtng'cn Gn9ut GJmyaanis SIC. 3,
pen Gatcu, ga, uno ecm eau3tn DCporttnlcnt irnSr
Stact; uno 9lcitbfaHs sir Gcl.nbia Groine SO. |,
pcn autntaun, ga, Gem errti9tu Dspartrmtnt uub
Stn Namcn rrn bStb:u SIiotin, tor9Cbracbt mtrec,
une ecrfdbs in bicrour5 teurl6tn oaratbrobt, fir
Die piCtsu Gsfdui9ttittn rrCtbs bsIsr Gcmroauis,
bst ibrsm nsuIihsn Stiutb nab ttastsn Srttu gum
SbtI purecn.
Be tbtrs &c n-0o6 Ger Gmpfanl ttr uns m
Sbcl wurts purb tic 2Baibin9tcn Guqine Gem:
pa9uis Sc. 3. uno fie american @n9ine Gcmpaauis
re. s, ais mir in unftrc pttmab jrtidttbrttn, une
coS fc chr fdSne uno btrrlids gRabt l0rldls fc 70
ttsrot fdr uus rortereitet bottu, unfern btr,ldsn
0ant perecntn, une ferftIts in ibntn pjIib bier:
nit har9etrabf
Gomaro s.. Gor,
&bco. 21brin9, Com.
S9me6 Qn9iter, }
S1cmart, Dec. II. ralm
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-12-12

DO Die am 6tcn Nou. erp6Dlten Grs
m0b!er periommeIten iib am leeten Wittz
nod in ibren perIbieocnen Staaten, Inn
fir 9reltoent uno Sice prefioent Su finn
men. Die Gupdb bIer aller freien norolis
den Staoten, nit 2(u6nabme BON 3 i'm
Staot 9teusScriep, babe ibre Stimmen
fur 9tncoln unc Soamlin ab9e9eten. Die
oee Sdoen6 fino 5pifben Sell, Douglas
uno Srefinrio9e pertbcilt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-12-12
Die DerIefunsen bcainnen

porf Senia mi in, Der 9roBe 0oet
uno Secturer, miro am Donneritl9 oen
l3tsn Oecember, Dor Der bieit9en ySun,
gen Mdnner briitIihen Qiiociotion" cine
Sorleiun9 bolten.-8e9enFano ueic:
B c uno @ etoy'- uno am Sreito9
cine onoere ScrIeiun9 iiber ,,oen Gbcs
ftanb."
Gifet6 fino in unlerm Subfobr 3u
erboltsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-12-12

~Oie @innefoto 9e9i6tas
tur, fbreibt bic ct. poul Shines, miro
feincn einji9en Oemotraten entbalten.-
016 Solf bon WinneIota bat bic bemos
fratifbe 6erriboft uno ibre Qembinas
acknowledgement 70 fott, oab es aus
Dem Sunoament NIT Der Democratic in
Der leeten @abl aufr6umte.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-12-12

.V0as 2tlpt fir 8abnlpiei9e, ,u
Soptinspiae, &sntufp, ba6 9roBte uno
fottbarite SebduOeiu ienem 9onjen Stoat,
TT Dor eini8en Sa9en ourb Seuer jertt0rt
iporoen.. Nlle Die 6aus9enoBen, NIT eli
ner elnji9en Nu6nabme, fino 9erettet.-
Der @ertb oe6 8e61uoe6 mar III 5000, :
900 9eibdet.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-12-12

DFOie republifaniibcn Senotcren
ju W1ibin9ton bielten Dor eini0en ga
gen cine 8eriommlun9 uno pdren bon
ttnittmmi9en uno 9uten 9eiinnun9en be-
lebt. sic polIen feline duBeriten Sbritte
tbun, ober in Der lteberjeu9un9, oab fie
teln unre6t 9etban, rpolIen iie rubi9 Die
Srel9nliie abwarten, Die i'm SuIen Der
3ufunft ibtummern.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-12-12

~Sn Der 9e7eB9ebenoen SerIamms
lung BON SermOnt 1T cine Sill ein9ebra1t
woroen, tpelbe Die @erdtbfbaften elmer
0rudere BIG gum Selauf BON 1900 Sbas
lers Dor SeI6laenabme uno Sertouf i'm
Gretution5pe9 fiber ifellt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-12-12
GDurt< <9rpfl flamdtiDn.

eiu,ma Ssr ahttaE . 8. iuElan -, qraHcr 9idttr in
sCn prihCtnr Sptttn 9cuimcu gas erittH CStd
biiTi. bhsns aus cen ga;nt RSrhamgtSn unE ccba i
Qtnnnlparisn, IN Rta iins auis VrtS,r lhtr Ger uer
tieSnsn Seuri,u pcn otr une 1rirtr urN NGasmeir
Mise StisCaUd In bssu 2dusF nO 5shua tGhltr rC III
Joat eMEir5 Sshlis Hr ltr SeIrteu OBcr unS asr
ntr uue olssmsn' ssianJnfst rSounN fir e Rtura rrn
Sis urS rhrSsEnir riaam pSha yluun, rren m
fsM mid srt botn, rern ptn ousr ,uo Ier
mntr une uSNbir SiRUna una ScHmcu saS GnbSruimtn,
rt sshan rtrGu ieg in Ger GlarE NGSulaua fur 0an
getta, au Gen
Grllsn WCntaa I'm Wenot Saruar.
1861 rilts Ser 3as Ss bssisu geaars H. unS rrdt ;usi
JBcbtn Sautrn irrr
o. ipirp btermit gfddri6t ssgebru,
ale SrsStustr urS Srnnhsl nnrbab StsbSaar gaunut
son esh eef t Damn S eaklb h IN ti0nir gtr init ibrr
Ro Hstsree 5nlucntn una rlntraoutn fiujuecn bdbn
um ibrsn Paibfn prr tFidater SOuri abiuratttn.
Oes9leiden irerpen aud ale rtrIrn1en,
psl6s a,qn erfansns in Dem Sianeue s 6aurtu ea ale
RNsr CNsr 3sn Suiptriitr bhbn, hiuAhrta:, clf s d
aaSertun easIet nlnesn tabin uH eisIan
ts ihnsn rtbt bintn ma.
Sosbn msnsr Gam. in Ser otar Ensnaun, en r.
als Sttsmtir im Sabre unitrs Surn lsCO.
GGarlrs 9. 6airs, S&rifF
SoII srbaIts Ole Stpubttt!
Gatnilun, Dec. IL, lsG0. nob5
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-12-12

OOer SecretGr Der Sdaefammer3u
9Sai6in9ton fbaBt Die 9legieruno6s sl(us.
9oben paDreno Dem Si6talsSaDr mel1c6
itb NIT Dem Monat SUM in 1862 cnoi9t,
auf Sos, 100000
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-12-12
@iue 30rtc.

Sb nsbme bril Scle9tubeit UNI meintn oufrid,:
ti9sn 0ant aasnlprebGn, fdr tis fclJenpsn Gum
men rem Sclt Die tb empfanssn babe, um rem Ser,
luit ju crfsesn, ten itb am item GRai 1860 baeurd
srIltten babe, raB msinc Stbcusr rom 8!iee oct.cf
i'm pnrDc unh rtrhrnnntt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-12-12

ODie Sotlbaft oe5 prclioentcn bat
un6 manbe onoere fur oicle Summer be.
ifimmte Irtifet perordn9t.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-12-12

5000 81
Ma0taleno &in9sr.
Dsffnlbfr II. n9-lm
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-12-12
Gislc 2nrfc-

December 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17

WANTED-TO PURCHASE, A SETTER OR POHHTUR
w well broken woodcock and quail Address (skalins
age prioc and whsre TO be scen) b. B., box 1s Hers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17
SHIPPING.

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP vANDERBMT
" Capt r. T. Lefsvre WI sad between New York, 6oufh
annptoa and HAvro, ~ folowu:-
YHOM l--REruRHU0 PR0m
SOUTHAMPTON HAvEE.l soUrHAMpToN.
Saturday, March r. Tuesday, April II. Wody, April 70
Saturday, May Iuesday, May 22 Wed'y. May =
saturday, June 16 Tuesday, Julyr. Wod'y, July &
Passage either way Tie viz
First cabin only one price 500; second cabin Soo.
No sfKERA0B
TORRANCE Agent No. Bowling Green, Now YORK
A rLANrIO ROYAL NAIL STEAM NAVIGATION CON.
"A panys New York and Galway uneThe nert depar-
ure New York viii be the splendid and powerful steam
lhh CIRCAEsI an Capt Campte wtcs will sail Thurs
day. March 10TH 1880 touching at st. Johns p receive
De iuya! malta THIS vesselhas been greatly imOroved Al
large outlay her accommodations have been increased
he q Of Tho finest and fastest adoat
PRlcs PAssAGE-Bst class $50 and SIS; third $50
Oludng tickets Of principal cies
railway Of Britain and THIRD csss uust
provide plate knife fork, &C. and bedding Psssengerst
Johns hrst elaas Sss PassAse n TIE third s!ss. bs
Dublin, sss from Belfast ST. from Londonderry, tN 60
eom Waterford ST; from IAmorick $685. from London go
6um Liverpool, $40; and from Glasgow for $40.
ALRx. HOLLAND CO.,
Agents for the line, "a Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17

! TMrsc0IT LINE CT LIVERPOOL P4cKkrs-rnn
splendh and Iavori:s psckst slhp WIN. TAPSOOTT
rsin Bell Will sail for Liverpool, Monday March ~
ne unequslled Recommendations for an rlassss pa1-
ser gers Those Wishing visit Europe esrly
apr eston on board pTNo 80 EA river or ose Wishing
q ~ ior their feuds cnc have them broug a
ne sSps OF this favorie lias. on spplicsuoa TO ~. -.
TAISCOTT Co, 80 South areoe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17

INOR NORFOLK AND NDPORrsAfOUTH.--yHE NEW FIRST
Il class sesmship rOro xAC Capt q. W. Watson, wal
ports ats connecting with be Norfolk and Petersburg
6cents foot and Petersburg cents per foot and
porcnste Goods warded all Of North Care
WauAs sxyee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17

A UeTEALLA PIONEER LIME, EsTA BLIg1RD Y04S-
"A Carving Tie United etasss MaR-rhe beAuifui Al or
Eeme clipper bark EvAN0BLINE, 1000 bar.hen wf
have Mneafnso despntch for Melbourne direct 6ks 10
CAN'T sod unsrpsssed accommodations nSse ana =
eond claAe Also loading rivor
BAAC WALTON, nmaley mastsr, and Will have quck 1o
w. nj M sR g pss;sss apply On Scssd
for sale and advances made Oh cons01ments Csns
Australia Meonru. r. Towns Oog
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17


NEW BOWRRY TBBATRB.
IN Sole Prppsetorp-Mossss q. L For AmT =. ". nxArd
MONDAY, APRl. I6 l0o4
An entirely and original drama, entitled
ROBIN HOOD
THE BOLD OUTLAW
with new snd gorgeous Scenery,
New and splendid Dresser
New and arand Appolniaents,
l6o AuuNAneA
The piece produced at Q cost OF $1,000
Every member Of the company In the cast
Concluding with entirely nav local sketch entitled
FEARFUL TRAGEDY IN THE nI0HTH AVENUE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17

r AURA KEENEs THEATRE.
n repiy 70 numerous applications, Mr. Thomas Baker
bers 10 stae a engaged By MISS Laura keeue - u7
~ an ector for the coming au and winter seAaonk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17
gHlPPIN0.

~>~~~~>>
C1HAN.-Nnw YlNRK, SOUTHAMPTON AND HIvRS
Ihe vanderbh Europ Line United Ssscs Nail
- every fortnsA beh.sea New York. Southampton M
Yzo1 NHw YoRK RETURNING
FOE SOUTHAMPTON FEcH HAvRE ANu
IND AAvRE. B0UTHAMPrONV
yAMDEHBfHf, Lcfever. .. .6At. Nay g. We'd. Nav Il
uLImOl6. Oman. HaG, Nay l9 We'd, june q
.---............... Gakr juno z Wed, june a
yANDkkBIIT, Lefeysr. :. Sat : June Ia Wod Julv Il
uLINOIR, Grt4n.. Bet Dune 81 Wed, Taly IA
These ships hAvs water 0eht couipaRtuaou1
frno Of passage either way the 6auD6
~ cAbtn, $l2g and 500. "a cabin, go
Cesvno.es Of ps.aes i..nsd from Ecsupe 10 America.
D. ToRhAHOk, Assnt No Bowling Green. New Yssa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17

RARNUAS AMERICAN MVsEUM.
lUEsDAY APAn II. LEGO.
vARIYD AND DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENTS!
APPLAUDIEa CROWDS AFTERNOON AND EVENING
1HIRD WEEK OF JEANNE DEANS,
LAET TINE OF poN C4sAs DE BAzAN!
TRE "wHAT Ia Ifs'' STILL ON HAND,
THIS AFTERNOON, AT THREE O'CLOCK.
VIII bo presented Tor the last e this season. the comic
M piay: IN three asss; Of
Don caear Mr. w. 0Is.Ss Msriano. Mrs J. j. Prior
In she tvkNINu .s 7H O'Clock,
'sfiSs iHfSS S's%s n4s Il e zk
rr OF hs superb performance.
@ o. The AsAKi OF MID LOTHIAN,
JEANlE DkANS ................ MISS EMILY MASTAYER
Iavid pesrs Mr.. Delmon Grace
The rsasns CT IL: c.:i by is resi- Of IL. Company
Ia riRs es z wso s1S sEsna o 0ps
Ct bis legs At tho taling Of the HALAKoFf WIN appear and
that extraordinary military oorrs.
rersssty sprsoedspsd popularity OF The celebrated
vs., vs., SsIs' H $%A! II IS IT,
skAecr; ne ...RsED SEAL ihs hAPrY FHMILY:
CshfD AQcARfA &c. ma, be seen at all hours; besides
IHE IiFs LIKE WAX FIGURE OF A. W. HICKS,
sa.s VIM .ofnscn and OF JACRALOW. Tho ChinAmAn.
tr1aI for q rplc murder and piracy. -
70 S Ss, "a ai9qSs y Ss g c
Honcr BoYs.-l.co Living Nice wanted, for Tie Baby
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17

ITO MANAGERS OF THEATRES.-l GIVE NOTICE
i tiat the drama entitled The Heart Of Midlothian Or.
ME s!eiy played A the Walnut street Theatre,
Phs de ,ba By Jean r. Davenport sni announced q!
written by that lady, my DRAMA eenie peans disngured
~ its Identity. agsnst Mis- j. NJ Davenport ID
now prosecuting IN he United States D.s,cs Court In Pha
Who viii rnsh evidence Of the performance Of said
here sufficient to sustain prosecution Agansf
this Of piracy and impcssure DlON oOonOAOAOLI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17
AMUsEMENTD,


.AcAchHY OF MUSIC IC-PATTI-sONNAMBULA.
A n!So PATTI IN La GONNANBULA.
WEurESDAY kvENINQ. April lS only nigh. Of
LA BONNAMBULA.
sss Rlvino
Count
As FAITHS departure for Europe. S
Tho gale OF ths morning NJ the Acadsurv
Broushes and sbelrs No. II all street. SOais nav be IA
~ the evenipg at the door. - ~ -
SGn On FhIpAT, MSS PATTI IN .-fAyoriie opsrA
. NOTION TO THE PUBLIC.
The dreoiots respectfully prior 10 the
pture OF the company for and PhiAdephia 70 fnh
previous made arrspgemenis,
MVSkAL DEBUTS OF THE HIGHEST INTEREST
VIII take place. OF which full particulars win given
week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17

RCwERY Tn1A1Ry
ID J. H AnsQ, Scle Ie,see m d Propristo~
TWO kQUESrkIAN DRAMAe
WITH THE Ml1.E LOUlhA WELLS TROUPE.
Wnl be presented The Drama Of tho
WAR AORSH;
TEE REy A0ADk'S REVENGE.
PRINCIPAL characters by Milo Louise Wells Mr. D. H. HAr-
kins MI Eixon Mr. kyrar MIR and ME- W. MArden, Mr.
w. p. Smith, M WARWICK &c.
To conclude with tke
LIFE AND DEATH
DICE ruRrIN THE HIeHwAYxAH,
with rowesful cast
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17

IrOx HAVANA. VIA NAssAU N P-rHK BRITISH
E and North American Royal Mall sesm:ap KisNrAK, r,
panya wharf Jersey city saturds April z Saturday.
Nay "a Saturday - PssssEe noney 70 Nassau y4s
Z Y OUNARD.
a.kRsHAaS Green
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17

- oR SAVANNAH AND OTHHR POINTS, AZ BKLOW.--
N $he clan aidowhool stoAznnhp ALABAMA, Chi,
r schenck, WIN ssve on Saturday, AplN II. e. 4f n
Geo No North River. Through hekss ean be haA ~
from ptr ulaces-
= ssa sS ~ s II Aass nSS1: wi ss e6S:sss 81
D,: DSs ~ Won vile sa5 so Memphis. sSf T; Asxssa
FOR HeRMW p~ SAIUEL l.. MIrCHn1L 00H.
r.~.. Ar of The South VIII suocesd. and saA - Tues'
aay, April ~ ~. Z. -.
U,oR sAIE-c, OF THE BEST sr1 1TERooMns M IN IN r,
% sru sGssp Rss. 49, ET 90. I2s Front strest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17

|UINIxx GARDEN
HARRY PARSONS
BENEFIT.
Thursday, April l9. 1S60.
First and only appearance
thta sealor.
MISS SARA SrEvENe,
70. on this occasion only. -
MR. GEORGE JORDAN
ROB ROY.
HARVEY FfhRSON
BAuIIE MOL JARvIE.
MDJLE DEUb1N,
Star Of The Rhine.
|SUDHORTH's NINsTRELs
= AT
BLEECKER BTILDINGSi
xnsr yieecker ard Morton streets on Tucsdsy evearg
psH L. u, der the immediate supervision Of D. By,
IORfH who will be ably supported by company En'cn
connie sslty and novelty cannot be surpassed 70 oe
nnrFd very evening during the week except Friday pe
II btirg eyiouAy engsged Tickets 70 cents Doors open
I'is to ccro;Dsnce atS
FNRRDaaIcK AND JEROME LUBIN, TWIN WI ARDS
tc the Court Of Pe.sraburg and ssrd2ia no ING ar,
we'd ave da5s In ,ha packet clipper Monevdeo are
out ssns tour through the priucos cies Of t,e United
atee std sIadAs having ~h tbem four mAgn ent and
suy s o. apparatus tsee TO order At fAouio y eost o
nd thr or aox 500 rsrres wssins to negeus vi ad
reS 1t ban bothe1s Court ATass and EGypt;s7 NEGRO
Arcers. So Hon ID, N. Y.
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r,AIL FOR AMERICAN DIR RAMArIC FUND BENEFIT,
y ruesd.y Apri! The band III meet = ths AcaseMy a.
Law q 10 A. NJ; "furning tbs Tables q Il 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17

A ssoCIATIoN OF ExEMPr TIRRMEN.-rHE REa
lar ouareriy meeting VIII ,e hsld at Ffremsns Hall. u
1"''NN' q v. WHgHxRs saA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17

STEAMER ARA0O,
D. LIN1S, Comnandor,
VI leAvo fe Havre, touching at Houthanpscu 10 land ~
ASs md paeseogerl, Saturday April g. st O'clock
hsa pier No "a North river, foot Of Beach sreeA
1h shp - hve wntor hnh Compartments enclosing ~
1eSnea 70 @ 10 ho event OF collision strandinS Tho
uA mot !cach them and no pumps beng foo to work, ~
nfey OF tho vessel and passengers would b securoA
Efloe Of passage in second cabtu, 4y6 md S0Q.
Er 6oixss or passAae apply to
SAMUEL n FOX, lx..,s
GEO. NACKENz1k ASo"~
E.A-IAs steamer EULrOE vfl succeed tss Araso. and
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-27
Votersl read and Judge for YouFueIvesl

"Tom pof Norfbcr mon; nor VT Southern mon; bpi
and aiihosoh siai Uiti aiss saan rik 6niiei a,e.
principles, vet riha and subordinate 10 the O0aaon,
AN wneLir nryotrn 70 WrefrhS iNrrhEsfs. Spcech d
T. Nidndghoa, N ~ House of Representatives. De-.
49, 1859.
ncve this Government CANNOT ENDURE perna-
nentiy haf art and holfce DO NOT expect The house
the hoae 20 falbu do expect II will cease 10 b. diyi-
ded 4 viii become all one thing or ell the other,
fer ne opponents Of orsr TOLL arrest fhs further spre1
of " and pdccn where ne public mind sau rea IN ne be-
hff tdt hfs IN ne Of ultimate erincoas ita Nd
,ocntes will push forward TN shall become alike
lawful in III the states-old well new, North
we'll rs South "AJrahou Lincoln IN peoeh at Spring.
"He 1incoin) is radical Republican, and is FULLY
COMMrTTEDto 70 the DOcffpc Of ne 'frrepressbe oOa-
Met" lu his debates with Douglas he comes fully up
20 the highest mark of Repuhicansfn, and he is man
of will and nerve and viii not hack down from his own
assertions He Il not e0apro,Hise candidate bN ony
ueans.'- The Hegro Fred Dosgidss paper, 26h May,
ii and the resolutions Of the Convention fat chica.
go platform q sa,i5rei9 g s as n ghed zen iagei
eminent and aide Republicans with whom have cor.
dally co.operated in Insintainins the principles em-
bodicd IN that excellent creed w. Hna. H. Surdrds let
tsrt0N T. Republican Oynmitiee.
'I rejoice that, nthongh am not nominated NY
ciPtEs are and tha, they have true and tattd
representative In the coming contest a. Abraham Ian.
coin of illBois00p. Chaass peeeh af ne Ctf,zabn,
"in ,ii,rseasEng his las Fugitive slave Law) "a.
prisoners; (oberlin Rescuersl RioHr Their q ror
c0nscf in sporting e hres Of the slave catchers, U. s.
mhFtnnlhsl lnoNt pthet rNouiu nNt tt-tn htiiNeteN
over 10 the colored men and consigned 10 he doom Of p
rates, which should have been speedily ececlfed-G
dings 10 ObsriiH Resnaes.
Il do not object 10 yonr giving ntterance 70 your
views I0nly 05ioc 10 VOur representing them az ne seafi
cni' OF The Republican perty !, one Of that party,
detest the Fugitive Slave Law. iroud 3dU any eats
catcher ro ,h0'f pofe reiieict 70 reoapure gi.
tire Gti,haqs 10 Tom Obrrin.
1--WE would be glad 20 the 'old War Horse re-
turned 70 Congress- Mr.. Giddingsis Of ine tai
ents, wise and experienced Statesman, and man OF
iron Theroi not batter RepubicnH, a moro
honest mon in ne Dtroa Dtan old Joshua r. Gidngs'-
Dutfon Gazette, Jtly 90 1850.
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County Convention.

DAYTON, Aug. 2sth, 1860
The Democratic County Convention Of
Montgomery County met in The Rancke, At
] 0 o clock, A. NJ, and organised BY appointing
Col j. f. HARRsoS, President, and y e.
FircH, and T. MARKnntr, Vice Presidcnts
On notion John Reeves aud Lewis Mease
we're appointed Secretaries
On motion, the list of Delegates from the
different Wards and Townships was read by
the Secretary
On motion, the Delegates present we're au.
thorized % fill vacancies in the several Dele.
CATIONS
On motion a committee Of Eve persons was
appointed on resolutions as follows; DIR J.
Bellville, H. Elliott, S. +. Woodsum, David
Snyder, NJ J. Swadener l.. Gilliland offered
the following resolution
Resolred, That hereafter each Ward Of the
city Of Dayton shall be entitled TO six Dele.
gates in the Democratic County Convention.
On motion the above resolution was refer
rcd TO a committee composed of one delegate
from each Ward and Township in the county.
On motion Of II. Elliott similar committee
was appointed TO select Central Committee.
| On motion, a committee consisting OF five
persons was appointed on Rules and Regula'
tions
| lut hNHtIAi NhluNulANtNh hkiSNl W MNNN ~
the Court House, at ! o'clock p NJ.
On motion, the names OF candidates for the
respective Offices we're then named as fol
lows
Probate Judge--James H. Baggott
clerk of he CoWt-D. X Boyer, DR. w.
| p. James
Sherif-George Wogaman;
Commissioner-Jes ID. Harvey, Alfred
Iams, John Life, Jacob Kunklc, George W
Kemp, James Turner, H. Ketrow
Auditor-Iohn A. Diekey, b. NJ Ayres
c. p. Huber, John +. Tolan, VIM. Ramsey
Whisky fnspector-Capt Pat 0'Connell
H. Lampart, John Hinsey
Infymary-George Getter, Hiram Lewis
George Kser, NJ, Kimmet
Flour Iaspector--O. II. Barnett, John
Zimmerman, Benz WissenhetteE
Pork Inspector-George ". Rogers, H. A
Carver, Jacob Rigler
On motion the Convention adjourned Il
meet at two o clock PM
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The "types and shado,cs"-to say nothing
of Johns chanticleer which he carried upon
a perch on a pole, were pretty considerably
observed, and remarked upon The Harrison
township delegation, who were IN procession
on horseback, divided the attention and the
honors with the little band of exc otric fel-
lows who WELD the pens, pencils, types and
presses, "and all and singular" the facilities
of the Empire Office
The train from the South was behind time
and the procession was reluctantly compelled
to ground arms, and await its coming. We
busted ourself during the suspension in taking
an account of stock. Every available bit of
space in the region of the Depot was taken up
with crowds who were out to witness the mon
ster jubilation. The scene was one of the
greatest hustle and excitement; the depot was
crowded with trains, and the crowd was sway
ing hither and yam in confusion as the clangor
Of the locomotive bells indicated the moving
of the trains. We took position near the
ticket office short time and we think we
heard Sam King asked about hundred times
-"say, how soon will the train be inH' Co
ing to the outside of the crowd we could oc-
easionally hear from some dark corners, away
up shaded avenues, a nervous "Hurray for
Link'n r with snap to it, as though the thing
was unlawful, and had to be done at great risk,
and by stealth
But soon the locomotive whistle was heard
in the distance, and this gave fresh impetus
to the enthusiasm of the crowd Very short
y after the train of thirteen cars neared the de-
pot, and as the Hamilton boys got off, they
sounded the "slogan" IA loud-mouthed little
gun which cracks like six FOUNDER The del
egation from Hamilton numbered between 700
and sOO and after getting their Transparent
cies, banners, and guns in order, they formed,
and under escort, were conducted between
the ranks of the Dayton men to the right of
the procession. And here was the culmina-
ton, ifpossible of the occasion. From the mo-
ment the cars came within hearing until the
visiting Douglas men made their appearance
between the ranks, continuous cheer went
lup from the large crowd IN ranks, and from
the thousands ofDougas men who were upon
the sidewalks and in the streets But when
the Butler boys entered the "arena of honor"
the cheering almost shook the earth
Having reached the right of the procession,
the Hamilton brethren took the post of hon.
or, and the head of the procession passed on
TO their original position and the vast crowd
moved on to Main street. During the delay
at the Depot, large aceessions had been made
to the procession. Some fifty Democrats,
headed by the Old Democratic chief s. G.
Pierce, came from Fairfield, and joined the
ranks. They had just completed erecting a
Douglas 4 johnson hickory pole that after
moon, and after listening to an inspiriting