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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-08
Hon. John Shrrnnn.

Itis The general dcsirc, wo believe, Of
Republicans thr,Ul h,w Ohio, in csss
Chase should go into liueoln's Cabinet,
that he should be succc dcd in the U, s.,
Senate by Hon, John Sherman, than
whom no man in Congress has Won a
proudcr distinction, or got hrmcr hold
upon the a, etio,s oftlic pccplr. IIcis
The cmbodymcnt of Republican prin-
ciPlcs SudhaPPily bas those rare qualities
OF mind and hsart, which unite mcdera-
ton with firm decision, His name is a
tower Of strength 4" 10 the Republican
party in Ohio, His digniGsd. manly
course, during the long contest for the
Spoakership, drew the nations heart tc-
ward him, and his course rinee, rs Chair
man Of the Ways and MoanS Committee
in the House, has beonso cminently wifc
snd sts,csmunhke, Os to oxtort common.
cation even from bis cuemios. lie is the,
very man to step into Gov. Chtse's shoes
in case the latter goes into the Cabinet
We 60 f,a John sherman.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-08
sheriff sale.

Nelson l.. Brewer, ct all
NH. : Petition Tor Pnf.
Joseph Mason, ct al ,idon
BY yittuc Of an order made by the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Seneca county, Ohio, at
the January term, thereof A. d. 1860, aAd
also an order made i 81 ia Court at the January
term thereof 1861 in The above entitled cause
and to me directed, shnll oTet for sale, At
public vehdue, 1t the door Of the Court House
iu the city Of Tifiin, IN said county, on
TuE 4th DAY or M,RcH. A. d. i6Gl,
B,tweon the hours Of 10 o'clcck A. NJ. and 1
o'clock p NJ. Of said day, the following de-.
scrbed lands and tencments, to Wit
The piece or parcel OF real estate situated
in the towAship Of Clinton, Seneca county.
Ohio. commencing for the snme at the inter
section Of the centre line Of the Greenfield
road. commonly go called, With tho centre
line Of the Portlpnd rond. or Market Street.
In lltdges' second addition to the city Of
1ifiin, runni ing thence south sixty seven de.
grees, thirty tniuutes, east four chains aud
twenty seven Guks on and along the centre
line Of the Greenfield road, thence south forty
degrees, thirty minutes, west five chains and
flty nine links thence north forty five de-
grces, thirty minutes, four chains aud fny
links, 10 the centre line Of the Portland rond I;
thence north forty six degrees, fifty minutes.
west four chains to the place Of beginning.
Containing two and elk ono hundiedth acres
sf land, more or less.
TERMS OF SAbE:-Ope third cnsh on
the day Of sale, QUE third in one year aud one
third in two years, with interest. The de-.
tered payments to be secured by mortgage on
said premises.
LEVI WERLICH.
fvbl. GO. $3.50 Sheriff.
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News by Telegraph.
Illinois Legislature.

ClnCACo, Feb. 2.
The Senate Committee on Federal Re-
lntoEs yesterday reported, that with the
earnest desire for the return Of harmony
among oil our sister Statcu, and out Of re.
spcet for tho commonwealth of Virginia
the Governor be requested 10 appoint five
Commissioner to attend the Convention
at Washington to be held ON the 4th in.
stant.
The second resolution suys, that tho
appointment Of Commissioners Ly the
state, IN response 10 the invitation Of
Virginia, is not an expression Of opinior
ON the part Of this StOto that any amend
mont to the Federal Constitution il ro
quired to secure to tho people Of IN,
slovCholding States adequate runrantect
for the security of their rights, nor an an
proval Of the basis Of settlement Of on
difficulties proposed by the State Of Vir
ginia, hut is an expression OF our willing
neHs to unite with the Stnto Of Virgini,
IN an earnest effort 10 adiuut our prcsen
unhappy differences, in the spirit il
which the Constitution was oririnoll,
iramcd and consistent with lis prinei
| pies.
/ 8d, Resolved, That the sppropriat,
and Constitutional method Of consider
ing and acting upon the grievances com
plained OF l'y our sister States, would b,
by the call uC Convention for amend
mon's to the Constitution, in the manner
contemplated by the 9th Srticlc Of tha
instrument
The resolutions were adopted by vot,
Of 10 10 TO-
GustaWs koorner has declined the an
pointment Of Commissioner, and JudC,
Palmer lias been appointed in his stead
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Indrr CnrcY,rCnursc.

Judge Carey has been violently as.
ssiSd by the Democratic press through
ut tho Distciet, Tor voting against raj
rirg the Committee of 30. We think
time will show this 70 be ono Of the Wi
Sctt votes lac ever cast. Judge Carey is
opposed to compromising away all the
advantages we hn gained in the elcc.
ton nl Lincoln--hc is decidedly oppo-
sed TO falling upon his knees aud beg
cine forgiveness Of the South Tor slos,-
ing Republican Pr,Sidsn,-hc is or-
rcted to mailing my concessions, when
we have nothing 10 oorccdC have
done nothing wrong and no charge a.
gRinsi thc Iarty can be substantiatcd-
and especially iS hc opposed to off,riug
terms TO traitors in arms, who defy the
power oflhe Government, steal our forte
arscnHls, n,ints and nsyy-yurts, plan,
cannon under our noses aud fire
upon Government vessels.
Trnuors 1t heart Who desire To see this
Government destroyed, may ccuwe the
course ct Jujgc Carey, but we do n,t.
lie goes lov the Union rs il is.
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seemed 10 be- cohccrt between extremists
Of both sides. The other day Senator,
on this side rolused 70 vote when the
proposition of the senator from New
Hsmpshire (Clark) passed They then
tclctraphcd 20 the South there was no
hope, M the Republicans voted down ths
Crittcnden proposition
Mr.. Johnson, Of Ark, said there was
no concert Of sction. Senators refused
10 vote because they wanted 10 see the
action Of the republicans, and il was cvi.
dent there was no hope.
Mr.. Douglas said he never ceased "a
hope, while there was hope and thought
he saw Indications to-day. Why not
adopt The amendment that Conpcss has
no power 20 lcgislatc on the subject Of
slavery, except 10 perform the duties 70
garding figitivcs and prohibit the slave
trade. with that VIC might have peace.
Mr. Hale expressed surprise that the
senator from Illinois regarded with sur-
prise tho appreciation he showed at the
remarks of tho senator from VIRGINIA.
Tho latter said the people Of Virginia.
are satisfied with tho Constitution. and
asked no concessions lie was willing
10 take the Constitution az Il was. The
best hopes Of mankind were lrciphted in
the ship Of the Union, and none hut mad.
men would givc'it up 60 try nov cxpcri.
mcrt II had been said that New Eng
land was 10 BIO sloughcd on any way, aud
II the country could got along without
New England, he would say God blcss
them. lie paid an piooucnt trib,,te o., ti,.,
entcrrriseand industry OF New England.
lie might 60 10 tho cotton fields Of the
South, and SEQ but for New England IN I
cotton which they call king would now
be a bcggar II was also said that the
northwest was going or Well, GOOD.
bye, but give Us back our Jewels rive
hack the Senator from m. with his great
principles, for he belongs 10 ne. II Ohio
gocF, give back her thundcring orator.
Wade, for he belongs to us. No, not tili
mon have lost 0ll recollection, would the
West leave New England. lie would
be willing e. do any thing reasonable 10
save the country; but II the South in
sisis, let them 90 aud when they re-
turn, W. will kill the fattod calf.
Mr.. Wigfnll declared the South would
never submit TO ccercion-would novor
conc back.
Mr. Douglas responded 10 some re.
marks concerning this doctrine, con.
cluding with the hopo that the Union
VIII bc preserved, saying he had reasons
on which 20 predicate this hone.
Mr. Wigfall proceeded to argue against
noninterventiou. Adjourned.
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Itow IL AnCccd ScMnrd aud
Wade.

When tho spccding Senators under.
took 70 90 up "a scene" in u" Senate, by
w,crirg hchrymous valcjctorics, and
formally Withdrawing from that body
Nhcrest (thc Telegraph informs us) "scy-
Cral Southern Senators were moved Ia
tturf," the Republicans stood the hrr.
rowing scene with the forutudc of stoics,
While they were leaving the chambcr,
Mr.. Seward ccmplaccutly TOOK pinch of
snuff, and ~ soon a. they had made
their exit instead Of moving that the
Senate adjourn, or that the surviving
members wcur Grape on their lrf, orm
for thirty days deliberately ,allcd up the
Till fr the admission Of Kansas. "a
though nothing had happened; while
Wade, with an air of whimsical dis
gust, remarked in an under tone, that he
couldn't see what those fellows wcr,
crying Tor; they'd oil he together again
down South, in few days.
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Western virginia.

c, l., Craumcr having been snnoun.
ccd as a candidate for the approaching
Convention in Virginia, thus defines his
position, in the Wheeling lntelligCncer
In reply have to say that am will.
ing to occupy the position of Union
candidate, aud that all may know my p,
siton, sn,
First-ln fNyoF ~ the UuioR a. Il IT,
Second do not believe the Cousti-
tuition reco nizes the right of State to
seCCde a. pleasure.
And, TSudly-ln the event Of scces-
sion on the part Of Virginia, am in favor
as last resort, oC division of Western
trom Ea,t rn Virginia,
Especially,
CT. CRANMER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-08
The Cnnnda Rcscue Cn.e.

ToRoNro, Feb, 9,-Th0 English writ
Of habess corpus in the case Of the Ia
giJive slave Anderson, srrNcd in tow n
Yesterday. rhe Chief Justice Of the
Common Pleas here has also issued a
writ of hoheos corpus, As the prisoner
is Ia ;he Rranttord jail, the result remains
10 be seen Roth bench aud bar are
unanimous in opinion that the Chief Jus,
Uce Of England acts unwarraUuaby ia
sending a writ TO be executed within the
jurisdiction Of the Chiof Justice OF Cam
ada.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-08
From New York

Nav YoRK, Feb. Ia dispatch from
Albany says Mr.. Gardner. Green c.
Bronson, Erastus Corning, Wm, +,
Dodge, DAyid d. Field aud WIN. Curtis
Noy es arc already selected, and four 9TH
OF Republicans win be appointed Com
missionSrs 10 the Virginia Convention,
Feb. ith.
The Grand Jury in the Court Of Ses-
sions recently presented Mayor Woods
recent municipal lacssoge as ssditiouS
doeumcnt, calculated TO psnder to the
worst passions Of the lowest class Of ouI
population.
The Tribune correspondent asserts
positively that dispatches were sent tC
AlGbsma yesterday that Fort Picken'
must be storn,cd, as the only way to pre-
eipitate Virginia into secession,
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Thc prc.IIcntEIcct

CHICAGO, Feb, 2,
The Springfield correspondent of the
Tribune, says Mr., Lincoln returned to
Springfield yesterday.
He had reception on Thursday even
ing at the Court House in Charleston,
and being requested to make a speech,
he declined to indicate his future policy,
but expressed great qualification at the
hearty unaninity with which all parties
came forward to welcome him.
On his return, he met a committee Of
citizens Of CineiRnstti, who came to ten
dor him the hospiIalities Of that city on
his way 70 Washington. They returned
yesterday, bearing letter Of Mr.. Lin
eolu accepting the Invitation,
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From mnryInnd.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 4.--The latest dates
received here by mail from Pensacola,
(27th ult,) speak of tho withdrawal OF
the troops. No mehtion is mado OF the
Brooklyn. The Montgomery aud Mill
cdgcyille papers speak Of the withdrawal
Of tho troops from Pensacola as thing
fixed upon, 4 Pensacola correspondent
says i is deemed impossible to take Fort
Pick 4s, unsupported BY a uwar vessel.
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Appeal Tor KHuSns = Terrible
suffering and Impending htRr-
walton
ArcmsoN, Kansas, Feb. 4,

a ~ AAFhNH AhAAhNNf n fNa =
Mcssrs. Hyatt and Pomsroy have pro-
pared the following address 10 the appeal
Of the State, which represents truly the
condition Of the people Of kSnsss,-
Without question, starvation IN Kansas
presents a frightOl prospect, There is
but Que step between O,0OO people aud
death. They appeal 20 the Press 0f the
country, to Churches, 10 Congress, TO
state Legislatures, to philanthropis,s, to
the humane everywhere. Prompt action
by the country, or a miracle from God,
can alone save this people from famine,
which like vortex draws 10 its irightful
center all conditions. They who ha food
yesterday have none to-day. They who
have food to-day may have none to-mor.
row.
Seventy teams arrived yesterday 90
were loaded and sent away the day be-
/ fore, Ten thousand dollars worth OF
clothing have been distributed within the
past week aud six thousand dollars cash
have been paid on ircights.
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CONGRESSIONAL
wAsmSCroS, Jan. 81


Mr.. Seward pSessnted monster petit
tion, from the oitinns Of New York, for
the pusssge Of resolutions, substantially
the Border State rcsolutious. The poti-
ton is signed ly $4,000 people and is
1900 icet long.
Mr. Seward, in the cours' II his re-
marks, said ne he'd been asked to support
THE petition, lie had not YET found,
though arxiously waited and hoped Cor
that mnifcttuti,R OF temper on the part
OF the people Of the country aud rePre-
sontatycs which would Justify me iR
saying the seeding States or those who
,sympathisc with them, have hOde prop,
osiiions which citizens OF the adheTing
States could accept OF that this or any
other Of the various propositions from
eisizens Of udherihg States OF those de-
string 70 adhere 10 the Union would not
be aeeOptable and satisfactory 10 the 9th.
er party | have thought il my duty %
qold mysol' open aud ready for the bee
sdlustmsnt' thst cculd be ptnctieably
made have therefore been obliged q
ask this COMMITTEES 70 be ccnifnt With
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-08
ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOl
Legal Notice.


Isaac Smltz aud
John l.. Altenbnugh Civil Action
against pending IN The
VIM. NJ. johnson ,adm'r District Court
OF John N. Spatton. deed within and for
Henry Heuing aud Seneca County,
Mary l.. Hcning his vito. J Ohio.
The said Henry Hcning will take notice
that the plaintiffs m the above entitled action,
on the 5th day Of April. AID. $50, 6led their
petition in the Court OF Common Pleas within
4 and for tnid Seneca county, Getting forth in
auhatanc that the plaintiffs are snreties Tor tho
said lIenry Hening on three certain promis-
sory notes, extcutrd by the said Henry Hen
ing to the said William NJ Johnson, ~ Ad.
ministrator on the Estate Of the said John N.
Spstton, Gtc'd.
That on or nbout tho 1th day Of March A.
d. 1855. the plaintiffs were about to institute
legal proceedings against tho said Henry
Hcning aud property to indemnify them
s,lycs against tho payment OF said nOtes,
That in consideration that the plaintiffs
would furbcnr tol institute such proceedings
tho enid Henry and Mary r. Hening entered
into u written agreement with the Plaintiff,
to the fleet that the said WIN. NJ. johnson
uA such administrators, shouldhcldAn money
that should lc due 10 the said Mary r: Hen.
ipg oi. her dishibutive share Of said Estate,
until said notes should become due, and in
case raid Henry Hrning hitd TO pay the
same At maturity then the said johnson
should apply said moneys 70 the payment OF
the same.
That on the 2sih day Of March AID. 1856
Judgment WAS rendered ON said notes against
the said Henry Hruing und these Plaintiffs.
and that said Judgment is unpaid and the said
/ H,nry Hening is insolycnt and has nbscon-
dcd. he Plaintiffs ash the judgment Of the
Court restraining the said johnson from pay
ing to the said Mary T., Ilcning any msncy
which may be due 10 her on a distribution OF
the Assets cf said estate, and applying the
same to the payment Of said judgment agains'
the said Henry Hcning and to the PLAINTIFF
And for general relief.
This srticn was appealed 10 and Is now
pending in taid District Court, aud viii come
NJ for hearing al the next term thereof
WILLIAM LANG,
J. X. HORD,
I Feb. g, 'GI CIV Sl0.50 Plaintiffs At'ys.
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From Tenn.

AUsriS, Texas, Jan. 24.-The Legis-
lature to-day passed resolutions Tepudia-
ting the idea of using foreible means to
Coetce as, ccding State, aud asserting
that any such attempt would be resisted
TO tho Last extremity, Only one-6,th Of
the members opposed immediate action,
Il is expected that the question Of sseos.
sion win be referred to the people.
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Thr ohlo f,nmmi..,n,.

The Comnisslohers appointed BY G os
Dcnnison with tho concurrence Of II,
Senslc, @ represent Ohh in the Border
State Conference q, washibgton, e.,
Gov. CntsF, Hon THos. Ewmo. Hon
ioHs c. WRionr Of Gin, Hon. wm. s.
GRoisnrcE Of Gin, lion. V. n. HoRror
Of Pomcroy, lion. r. r. BlcHrs oI
Cleveland. and Hon, 3trnrS llircncocS
of SraOge Mr. Grocsb,ck is demo
arat, Mr.. Ewing is a conservative ant
tlle rest are republicans
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Thc wnM or 1hc Dseon.olntc

The 4 Adreriis5r sends up hgubrious
wall over tho fact, as il asserts, that tho
Republican legislature il about TO re-
district the state for members VI Con-
gress, SO that thcrc shall only be two
Democratic districts. II this were true,
il would only be following out the pre-
cedsut set by the Laroloeos ten years
ago. They. by a systom Of 9errymaRder-
ing unparalleled in history, divided up The
state SO there could, as they supposed,
be only ono Whig district. The A dvrr-
tj'sr thought this ali right, but when the
Republicans come to rsdistTiet the State
in fair and honorable way, as they un,
doubtedly viii do, the A dueriiser cacklc'
over On i'm, nary mares net.
What troubles the editor more thar
anything else is the apprehension that ,h'
9TH rny be changed inta a Republican
district This would slightly interior
with HE ASPIRATIONS.
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vermont appoints COmmissiOn
Crs.

NEw NoRE, Feb. 3.-GoV Fairbanks
yesterday appointed the following gen
tlemen a. Commissioners from the State
OF Vermont 10 meet similar Commission
ers Of othcs States Feb 4th. The dele
CATION leh New York last night for
Washington EN-Gov. Hillard Hall
Liet.-Goy. Levi Underwood, Gen. II.
Henry Baxter, Hon. l.. A Chittenden'
n lon. y. u. Hsrt Gov Banks 10 at the
AstoT llousc,
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From washington.


" HEITT IVNI T VW' o.
senator WigfSll and others have tclc-
graphed to Montgomery, urging the hp-
pointnentof Alex. II. Stephens as Pro-
Nisioul President Of the Southern Con-
ledcracy, in order to conoiliuto the South.
crn conservatives.
The nomination Of Judge Petit for
Judge OF the District Of Kansas has been
determined upon
Secretary Of State Black, will proba-
bly, soon be nominbted a. Associate
Judge Of the Supreme Court, in place OF
Justice Daniels, deceased,
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Mns.n chnsess I.cgi.IaIurc.

The House has passed resolution this
Afternoon to send Commissioners to
Washington in concurrence, aud Gov.
Andrews has appoined John 4. Goodrich
Charles Allen, Geo. ). Boutwell,, John
M Forbes, Frank h. Crownwgshield,
I. +. Chandler and r ?. WstSIs,
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North Carolina.

RALEIGH, N. c., Feb. 2,-Tho State
Convention is tho leading topic of con
yersAtion here. Several members Of the
Legislature have gone home to prepare
for the coming election Of delegates.-
Volunteer companies are forming
throughout the State, to be ready for any
emergency except coercion.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Day we Celebrated
InRd11e co. NO. 4,
Al THE WIGsWAM.
FRIDAY EVENING, FEB. %, 1861,

Everybody is invited 90 attend the
Festival irf ths tsnr6i or 'Od No. =" to he given
Al the Wirvam on the evening of thr g2d Mnsic by
Bocs' CovheH nsnd. The roam uil be- finely decor.
ated with pictures, sYefgrssns. nafs, tc No dancing
ottrHst or sn,thirr of he Lind viii hs allowed. Ad
mission cS trhit tigteis ~ ths door. Oysters, Ice.
trsam. So cr4f.
SATURDAY niyht far .hillfsn; ~ cents
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sheriff sale


Daniel SMITH "a al
By virtue of IN order made BY he Court
Of Common Pless Of Seneca County Ohio a
the Jsauary term thereof. A D. 1851 IN lhs
above entitled cause and to me directed,
viii odef Tor sac At public vendus at the
door ofthe Court House in TIE siiy Of Tifin
10 said county,
OH rHE 4,h Dsr or MARcH, A. D 1851,
between The hours Of 10 o'clock A. N. and
4 o'clock P n. u said day the following
deeefibed lands and tcncmenis to.wit.
Thirty 600 acres on ef the West Side or
The y orth East Quarter Of the North East
Quarter Of section twenty two i22J, in Town
ship ons ~, NUrtll n Range seventeen M,
East, in Seneca Oounty, Ohio.
TERMS OF SALE:--One third cash on
the day Of sale; ono third 10 twelve months
ard one third in twenty fOur months, with in
terest. 1ac deferred payments 10 be secured
by mortgage on the premises.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Feb let 1861. $3.50 sheriff
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Thc Rordcr s1aIo Conference,

The BOTdcV state Conference
This body convened at Washington on
Monday. Eleven s,Atos were fdl'y re-
presented, besides New Eork, TenneSs>e,
Missouri and Illinois, the delegates from
which had not yet arrived. loAR c.
Wright Of Ohio wos appointed temporary
chairman. aud il il ss,d EK-PTesident
Tyler will be rermsnent chairman. AZ
effort was made % exclude reporters aud
sit with closed doors.
What the result Wih be ne one can
,orleelure. Tie country ID tremSiins
between alternate hope aud fear
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Knmsns MISUNDERSTANDING

The bill for the admission Of Kansas
as a State OF tho American Union has at
last passed both Houses Of Congress
and received the signature Of President
buchanan. Al hail, Kansas
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seizure OF thC New Orleans
Mint.

The LouisianA Scccssionist have been
rob bbing on a large scale, having seized
tho Branch Mint containing S15O,00O. -
They will argue, We suppose, tha, the
Mint was put there for the "aefonso' OF
Now Orleans, aud, therefore, the fade
peudeut kiagdom Of Louisiana had a
tight TO take IT,
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The hePuhlieahH Of the New York
Legislature IN caucus on Suiurdsy eve
ming, nominsted Iehn Harrit Of Albany.
70 rbecsed Seward in the Uuitra States
Benats. Messra. Evhrta spd Geesly
were his prineipie competitors.
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In the Michigan Senate yesterday, res,
Olutions authorizing the Governor to Op
point 1--WE Commissioners to WsshinglOI
vas rejected BY vote Of i5 to 10,