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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18
ExEoUT,yr M1uqTov Ser, 70 1ee1
CONVICTION NEWS.

IEDICTHEET OF NICHoLs.-The Grand Jury
William Nichols for cutting, with intent to
kill, G. w. Duffy and George Rfitord.
United STATES DISTRICT OoURT.-In this
Court Yesterday, judgment was rendered for
tbe plaintiffs in the fOllowingecases: Marcus
Dennison VS. City of Covington, and William
A. Graham rs. City of COvington. These
cases refer to interest on bonds, aud are a.
ready familiar to our readers
APPOINTMENT OF DEPUTY UNITED STATES
MARsHAL.-A. H. Sneed United States Mar
shall, yesterday appointed William H. Allnutt
his deputy. The appointee has heretofore
been Deputy. Sheriff
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DEDICATION FESTIVAL - The Cincinnati
Orphan Asylum's new building, on Mount
Auburn, will be publicly opened ON Thurs
day next, the 10th inst. The dedication ex-
ercises will take place in the chapel, COM
mencipg at three o'clock precisely. The
Hon. Bellamy Storer will make the address,
assisted by the Rev. DR.. Thompson and the
Rev. DR.. Goddard. Every part Of the spa
cious and convenient building will be thrown
open to It's friends and the public generally.
1t will be convenient opportunity for visit
ing the new Asylum, and examining all its
arrangements. After the exercises there
will be a sale of refreshments, flowers, fruits,
&c, and donations will be gratefully received.
All friends of the institution are informed
that contributions of flowers, fruits, cakes,
ice cream, and refreshments generally, will
be most acceptable, and received during
Wednesday and in the morning of Thurs
day, at the Asylum, or at the residence of
Mrs. Judge Burnet, corner of Seventh and
Elm. streets. 0mnibuses will leave the
corner of Fourth and Main-streets every
half hour during the day. t.
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fCoMMUNICATED.l

To lie Editors o. lie DdiIy Press:
Those in the city who know Matthew
Markland, of Pleasant Ridge, Hamilton
County, accord with the suggestion that he
should be nominated one of the Representa-
tiVes of the people in one of the branches of
the General Assembly of this State. He has
the advantage of age and maturity of judge
ment; he is a methodical man; has thorough
knowledge of Government affairs; has in
politics been Democrat, and is devoted to
the preservation of the Union of these States.
Let his name be submitted to the Union Con-
Vention soon to be assembled. JOHN.
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COMMUNICATED
TNN'7' y . y y 7 = y 2 ]
Me Editors Of lhe Daily Press:

TO We EdtlOf5 OF He DdND FTes5!
The name of Andrew McAlpin, Esq, is
presented this morning in our columns as q
candidate for County Treasurer, before the
Union Convention. He is an old citizen, of
tried capacity, integrity and general business
ability.
At the present time when, without dis
tinction of party, public confidence is 30 es.
pecially needed, no man more popular, better
elected. UNION.
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[By TeleRrnph.l
new YorE stock Market.

NEW York, September 17.-Stocks are
better, but the market is without activity:
Chicago and Rock Island, 43; GAlena and
Chicago, 69l< Panama, Ito; Harlem Pre-
ferred, 25; Erie Preferred, 46 New York
Central, 73; Pacific Mail, 81; Delaware and
Hudson. s211; Illinois Coapo1 Bonds 80;
Nerth Carolina Skies, 6l; Tennessee Skies,
two years, 9SIS United States Elves. of "a
(Coupopsl 79M.
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EDUCATIONAL,

TUNHE CINCINNATI FEMALE SEMI
n A,NARY, corner Of Seventh and Mound streets,
school under the charge of Prof. MILTON SAY
LEB, will be reopened on MoNDAY, September l6,
1861. The services of Prof. WELLINGTON s.
TYLER, who will be supported by an efficient corps
of Teachers, have been secured to take charge Of
6eSp veil Known as tbe f6ander pd emIhent1 sna mas
cesttul head Of the "Maplewood School" at Pitts.
field, Massachusetts,. His reputation as Teacher
il tOS well established to require anything more
than this announcement. 1t is the determination Of
responsible parties having secured his services to
make use of the advantages already secured, and
whatever else it may be necessary or desirable to
insure Young Ladies School of the highest order
aud on the most generous basis.
There will be deduction of twenty. five per cent
upon the former prices Of tuition in the institution.
For further Information, apply to Rev. IL. NJ.
81 ORRS, at his office under the Church. No 246
seyenth-street, or 10 OLlYER 4 KETTRLDGE, at
Mnlnnt streeia. AnlO II
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STRAYED.

STRAYED-H0RSE-Fro Vine.street Hill,
y on September 8, red Horse, with white sp1t on
forehead, white spot on right side near the front
leg and blind in the right eye. The fiDdtr will
be hberally rewarded by leaving him at No. 1 1
West Brown. street, Mohawk. sei3. as
SSTRAYRD-OR STOLEN-From the pasture of
y Mrs jaime, Mount Harrison, on the night of
september l5 four two-year-old Cattle. Weighing
VIM ROSE, four dOors below the Two mile House,
in Stor's Township leading to the discovery of said
literally rewarded. a. j. Y. HUNTER.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

BOARD OF City IMPRovEMENTs.-The Board
met yesterday morning, Mayor Hatch in the
Chair.
The contracts for paving, with bowlder-
stone, Budd street from Carr to Harriet, and
for bowldering Beckett alley, were awarded
to John Ryan.
Mr.. Hoster offered resolution, which was
adopted, to repair Court-street, from Central
avenue to Bsymiller street.
The weekly bills for cleaning the streets
were presented, and allowed.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

UNION FAIR-The Second Union Fair for
the counties of Clermont, Brown, Warren
and Clinton, will be held at Blanchester,
September 24-7 inclusive, and will undoubt.
edly be one of the best of the season.
equally, if not excelling the recent State ex-
hibition at Dayton. The four counties to be
represented are among the wealthiest in the
State, and no efforts will be spared to make
the exhibition first class,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

ANOTHER ARREST ON A CHARGE OF TREA.
son Samuel Levi, who does business on
Fifth-street, near Plum, was yesterday ar
rested by Officer Rainier, on charge of
having taken the oath of allegiance to the
Southern Confederacy, and of having ship.
ped contraband articles to the rebel army.
He will be examined to-day.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

COLONEL SULLIvAN's REGIMENT Captain
S. G. W. Peterson, formerly First Lieutenant
of Company X, Tenth Regiment, is now at
tached to Colonel Peter ]. Sullivan's Forty
eighth Regiment, and has moved his com
paDy to Camp Dennison, where few more
men to complete it will be sent as soon as
received, Two companies of the Forty
eighth Regiment are now full and in camp.
The remainder will certainly be filled up by
the middle of next week, when the untiriug
efforts Of Colonel Sullivan will at last be
crowned with success.
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OHIO FEMALE COLLEGE.

EDUCATION, THE RICHEST PATRI-
IL mONf for our daughters, and the only fortune
many oi them can obtain. As the Fall Term Of this
Weli-known Institution is opening the present
week, encouraging numbers are now entering who
appreciate ITS superior accommodations and high
literary advantages, now furnished at q moderate
expense, fitting our daughters for the sober real-
ties Of life, and, BY the admirable musical nstruc-
ton OF Madame Rive, to become the charm and
center of the family circle All are invited TO call
and visit the College, or address
se6-l GARY & VAIL, College HILL Ohio.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

HARDEB's TAcrICs.-We call attention of
military men to the advertisement of Apple
gate & Co, in another column, respecting
Colonel Hardee's work on military tactics.
This is the best manual for the use Of officers
and soldiers, as Colonel Hardee's work has
been adopted as the standard, and is used
the whole country over for light infantry
drill. No better companion for the camp
can be found, and we recommend all to pur-
chase q coDy,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

which. was appropriated for distribution un-
der direction of the County Commissioners
among the families of our volunteers, will
be entirely expended by the close of the
present week. The only provision for their
support thereafter will be the pay to which
they will be entitled for their military ser.
vices, and which will probably soon be re-
ceived
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

RETURNED The former clerk of the Henrie
House, who left few days ago with large
amount Of the funds of his employer, in his
possession, has returned, after wandering
through portion of Kentucky and spending
the amount. The pu rchase of lottery tickets
has been the means of bringing him to mis-
cry and want.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

ALL members of Company D, Second Reg
iment Of Reserve Militia, who have not
signed power of attorney, are requested
TO do so to day wednesday, before twelve
o'clock, at Colonel Jones's headquarters, at
the Orphan Asylum Lot. By order,
Lieut.. A. ]. MoCAFFERY.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

History OF THE SOUTHERN Rebellion
James D. Torrey, of New Y York, is publishing
complete History Of the Rebellion, in weekly
numbers, at ten cents each, which is GER
tainly better than any similar work ever yet
seen. 1t is authentic, all mere rumors being
discarded. Each number contains thirty-two
pages, and is printed on good paper, and
handsomely gotten up. 1t should be in the
hands of every man in the North. Persons
desiring copies should direct letters to Frank
Gerhard, No. 81 Nassau. street, New York.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

MUNICIPAL LICENSE RECE1Prs.-The fol-
lowing were the receipts for licenses at the
Mayors Office for the week ending yester.
day Drays, 81; express wagons, 81 50; fur
niture cars, So; undertakers' coaches, Sc; ex-
hl6itions, balls, halls, &c, SO; hucksters, $2s;
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

COUNTY CoMMIssIoSER.-By referring to
candidate column, it will be seen that
Abram Palmer, whom every body knows,
is Is o. out for County OomHissio1er. Il ABE,
in good order, he'll do, but no one unsound
Ou Inat question will d0.
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Distressing Suicide-A WeIIknOwn CItI-
zen Jumps from n FOurth-stOry Window
and AIterward Cuts his Throat

uhu EAilof"dEu JUS MS a nrOHL'
Last night, about ten o'clock a man
named Josephus Hobby, 8 dry. goods mer-
chant on the north side of Fifth street, few
doors west of Race, committed suicide by
jumping from the fourth.story window of the
Odd Fellows Building, on the northwest
corner of Third and Walnut streets, and
atterward cutting his own throat with a
razor. The cause of the melancholy affair is
attributed to insanity, resulting from pecu-
mary embarrassment.
He had frequently, during the past day or
two, spoken in wild and incoherent man
ner Of his creditors, as though they haunted
his thoughts and crazed his brain. He had
taken this opportunity, when be was unper-
ceived by any one, to jump from the win
dow, and was taken up apparently nearly
dead and conveyed to his store. When he
arrived at the place he managed to take
razor from his pocket and cut deep cash
in his throat. DR.. Mussey and other med
ical and surgical attendance was called 10,
but all efforts to save his life were unavail-
ing, and he fingered but short time The
deceased was well-known and highly re-
spected citizen.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

J. S. LAMBERT, who has supeFintended
business for Barbour, on Fifth. street, is now
manufacturing ladies and childFens' shoes at
$50 West Court street, where he will be
happy to see his many friends.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

Doors AND SHOES AT AUoT1oN.-If you
want TO see goods sacrificed, step in to 'l54
Main street. They sell children's shoes for
fifteen cents; women's fine morocco shoes
for twenty five cents up to 81; mems fine
boots selling for 81 so. 1t reminds US of the
consequences of war,
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POLICE AFFAIRs.-The Union Association
of the Cincinnati Police will hold meeting
this afternoon, at the Chiefs Office, to revise
the bylaws of the association.
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NEW PORT NEWS.

REMovED.-The Office of Deputy Sheriff,
which has formerly been on the corner of
Taylor and York streets, has been removed
" Tue ClLy O-eGk'S Othee.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

DENTIsTRY.-Dr. S. Wardle, No. 81 West
Seventh street, is prepared to execute all
manner of dentistry in an unexceptionable
manner, at the most reasonable rates. If you
want new set of teeth, call and see him.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

THE TREASON NCAsE.-Com1lissione Holli.
day will give his decision in the treason case
Of Rev. Sabiu Hough this morning at ten
o'clock.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

DR.. WL; SHERWOOD is candidate for the
otfce Of County Recorder, proposed by
large pUpbsr OF citlzeas.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

OYSTERS AT WAGGONER's.-Man & Co.'s
celebrated can oysters, sold here for the past
twenty years, can now be had at Waggoner's
on Central avenue above Fifth.
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BOARDING.
LOST.

II ,OsT- DOG S25 reward will be paid for the
~ 4 return Of q black terrier Dog, at 1O5 West
Third'st. Lost on Tuesday, Sd inst sel4-T-
OST-0R MIsLAID- Certificates Of Scrip of
- the Delaware Mutual Safety Insurance Com
psEy, Philadelphia-No, 5,03l for $40; No 6,S3i,
for t45. Apply at ~ Walnut ct. SELF dfruW
II ,osT-LADY's GOLD wATCH-on Sunday,
a., I5th inst between u and oelock on John or
and Riohmond.st. The finder win be liberally re-
warded by leaving the same at 949 West Fourth-
street. sel7.bt
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PERSONAL.

WDRRSONAL-A Young Gentleman Of this city,
n who is well educated, and has some talent,
wishes TO form the ecQuaini anee Of some lady OF
IN "a ms, with a view to matTimony. Ali communi-
cations will be kept sacred. Please address o. O.
B at the Postofice. seIs.aF
nERsONALI-FRENOH in exchange for VO.
n CAL MUSIC "A French gentleman iE deslrOus
of meeting with a Teacher OF Vocal Music, who is
willing to exchange, on equal TERMS lesso lin slng
ing for lessons in French. Address MONSIEUR g.,
Daily Press Uttice. sell
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HARPER's MoNTHLY.-This faYorite maya
zine, with its usual variety Of good things
has been received at Robert Clarke & Co.'s
No. 90 West Fourth-street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

- HARPER.-G. N. Lewis at No. 2s West
Sixth-street, has received this favorite
monthly for October. 1t is an interesting
number.
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HCOR sALE-TRADE, Oh EXCHANGE.

GOOD CHANCE TO GET A FARM,
Containing l02 acres Of land, in Monroe County,
pdiana, near Bloomington; 20 acres improved,
with frame house, &C., situated on the road to
Nashville.
1t is covered with valuable timber, and contains
the Building marble, SO much used for pubic
buildings.
will sell for part cash, the balance in g. and 6
years, or for part cash and graduated Missouri
Lands.
A bargain will be given by applying to
J. TODD, Agent,
SELF 152 Walrut at Cincinnati
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FOR SALE

NNOR sALE-A- GOOD RoUTE-On this paper.
~ Apply at the Counting room on Wednescay,
CetWeth ana o. CLOCK, L. M. sel5
ESNOR SALR-OHEAP-Th best Oyster and
n Coffee Stand in the city, now in operation as a
small Confectionery. The owner goes to war this
week, and mpst sell out Call at 464 West Sixth
street, immC diateIy. SELF. b*
ENOR SALE--A very desirable Country Route,
n on this paper, which will be sold cheap This
is good chance for PAPER Carriers. Address
hOUTB, at this office, with name and Postoffice
address au22.tf
FnR sALE-Ths Stock aud Fixtures of a
= Fancy Notion ttore VIII be sold low for cash,
@ LOIS intention to quit business. Apply at No.
and Dwelling OF rooms and kitchen for rentsel7f*
ENOR SALE-OR EXOHANGE-A Farm of 100
acres, in Indiana, GO miles from this city, near
railroad, and convenient to schools and churches.
One half under cultivation, and improved with
ht use, barn, orchard &c balance well timbered
a. d all lies well. The Farm, together with horses,
stock, crops, &C., will be sold low for part cash. and
balance io other property. Address Lock. box 3I4
OlDelnnatl Rostofhce. selS.a+
NOR SALE-ONE- STORY BRICK HOUSE
n In good repair, with four rooms, kitchen aud
hall lot 30 feet front by 100 Deep to 90 feet alley
corner of Eighth and Greer-sts, Coyingtou, KY,
pear school. Will be sold at great bargain
Terms, one half Jan. l. 1859, the other half Jan l.
1868, without interest. Call on I. MCBURNIE,
rrontst', east OF Broadway. sell
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HOME INTEREST.
City News.

METEOROLOGICAL OBsARvArIoNs-By Henry
Ware, No. 7 West Fourth-st, September II :
Oeiooh. Bavonstrr. Tb.,non,.,.,
q u m'"'''''''''''''' ''''''''2g - Above zero-70
% H;i''''''''''''''''''"'.'zg ~ 10 Above Zero-74
. = "''''d''''' '"'.'.''''''s2s ~ Above Zero-74
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

A squad of twenty. eight men, for Com
pany ], Fourth Regular Cavalry, left our city
last evening for st. Louis. They were re
cruited by Lieutenant McCook.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

"ANTED BOARD AND ROOMS-By two
w gentlemen. Location between Seventh and
Court, and Freeman and Cutter-sts. Address A
Press Office. SELF .bH
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MILITARY ARRIVALS.

Burnet House. Lieutenant George F.
Eaton U. S. a.; Colonel A. G.. McCook,
Second Regiment; Lieutenant Colonel John
I. Croxton, Kentucky; Colonel E. Dumont
Seventh Indiana Regiment; Captain J. NJ
Blair, Seventh Indiana Regiment; Lieuten-
ant D. H. Nye, Toledo.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

None need apply but young unmarried mon, OF
good character. Pay varies from Sl4 to S27 per
mcnth. In addition to pay, an abundance OF good
aud comfortable csthnR, board and medical at
tendance will be furnished free Of charge, together
with his
Apply at once at No. 139 Sycamore.st.
EDWARD NJ. McC0OK, Second Lieutenant LIST
Cavalry. ReeTnitinR Officer. mylh-H
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

vUANTED "A sITUATION-By an American
w Protestant Girl, to do chamberwork and plain
sawingi would also take care Of one child Address
MARIE, Press Office. sel7-b*
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-WKTANTRD-A GOOD GIRL-who understands
w running Pal ker's Sewing achine, and sew
eTal Tailors to baste and finish after machine APP
ply at Q2 East Fifth.st, eel7.bt
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

"ANTED-S u HOEMA AKERS-On Women's,
W Misses and Childrens work, both sewed and
sseii7:b. pETERs, SO West Fourth.st.
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=" ANTED- B0ARDING-A gentleman and
w lady wishes boarding in private family,
with furnished room. Good reference given Ad.
dress c. III at this Office SELF. BIS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-18

We have no changes worthy Of particuli
mention.
We quote Exchange and Gold:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-21
President Davis, Inaugural.

We published yesterday morning the Geographic
report of portion of President DAVIS inaugural.
We publish it entire this morning. 1t viii be found
entirely worthy of the distinguished reputation Of
its author. It is calm determined s.atesmanlike in
its tone. Those who have regarded the South
ern ConfeGeracy as an improbability must be-
gin to change their opinions. 1t is fixed
fact While DESTROYS of peace, it will be seen
from the inaugural, that the Confederate States
are determined to meet war. Conscious of right,
they never can be subdued. Having a population
that they safely leave to the cultivation of their
land, they can if necessary, bring into the field an
army Of as brave and intelligent men as
ever faced danger. Let not the people OF the North
sneer at the weakness of the Confederate States.
Should war be forced upon the seeding States they
will be able, in strict accordance with the law of
nations to appropriate the property in their limits
owned by the people of the North.
without navy, it will not take long to dot every
sea with privateers, built manned and owned in
the commercial cities Of the North. Let the people
as well as the politicians of the North, before they
begin their eoercve policy, understand fully that it
viii be no holiday pastime, and that its terribly dis
astrous consequences will not be confined to the
South
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-21
The Contrast!
Frosa the New Orleans Delta.

What contrast between the Chief Magistrates OF
the two Republics The great, selfsufhcient,
highly refined enlightened, and civilized North
chooses as the highest officer m its Republic
coarse, seeond-rate hoosier lawyer, without educa-
ton. with no experience in craftsmanship, and Of
manners and attanE4ents that unfit him for the
society of refined gentlemen and ladies, and who
has never given the slightest evidence of that ener
gy and force of character which sometimes induces
people to overlook defective education and rude
mannerS-such man for President. sud al tear
Jared, nasal-whining, ordinary fourth-rate Senate
and sawyer for Vice President.
On the other hand, the barbarous and benighted
South chooses as its President a who,
soldier Statesman and orator is acknowledged,
even by his enemies to have superior in the late
Republic of the United States; and for its Vice
President q man who, during his long service in
the Congress of the United States was regarded by
all parties with respect, admiration, and conf
dence which no other Iaan has commanded in the
councils of the nation since the days Of Clay and
Calhoun.
There they are Lincoln and HamliR-DaTis
and Stephens Look upon this picture-snd no
thisl
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consequences Of a crowded negro population in q
country but partially suited for safs iAOYr'
Looking 70 the future, what nave - = sNp-s..
Iness than the life time allotted 70 man. 'rse seors
,.. ia ron y We shall have, according to past in
crease, population Of twenty mila0ns =, nss.ss''
or five times the present NUMBER Anu ".''', -, ~
comes of the white man IN the mean'ine mag
we have an answer from some Oi 'i,oSe "''O '0o'.
with more lenent eye than we upon 'he ri'n repas'
70 which Black Republieanism invites the working
mani If not, we viii endeavsr in future number
70 answer the question ourselves. In the mean.
sine we commend them to the study Of the history
If St Domingo, and other Africanized territory.