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, 1861-09-28

Location or the q. 8. Arsenal.
Atthe session Of the Board Of Trade yester-
dsy, the following resolutions in reference to
the location Of the Q. s. Arsenal, were passed
unanimously:
WHEREAS, The subject Of the location aud
establishment Of an Arsenal and ArmorY for
the manufacture Of arms to supply the placa
OF the one destroyed at Herper's Ferry, will
come before Congress at the approaching ses-
zion. And, whereas, We believe such Armory
ought to be located in the Northwest. And,
whereas, we believe that Chicago combines
advantages in favor Of such location superior
to those Of any other place. Therefore,
Resolued, That it is the opinion Of the Board OF
Trade that Chicago occupies. with reference to
1ity-by Its unrivalled facilities Of bringing to
itself the materials for the manufacturing Of
a1ms.by its means Of cheap, convenient and rapid
tealthfulness. Of cltmate-by the cheapness and
| abundance Of breadstuffs and mechanical labor.
snd various other advantages, ought to secure to
| Chicago such location.
| by the Chair, to co operate with the Committee
appolnted By the Common Council, and such 9th.
ers IS Hay be appointed by the citizens in prepar,
ing and presenting memorial to Congress on the
EuhJect. and to take fuch stepe as may be deemed
| necessary, and expcdtent to urge upon Congress
the e1pediency Of making such location here
RtsotEfd, hat the Senators in Congress from
| this State, and the members Of the House, be
earnestly and respectfully requested to cooperate
with the representatives from this district in ur
Chicago '''0 1>'~'10-> - "''''' - '''SA' 81
The Chair appointed the following commit
| tee: Col J. H. Tucker, E. ". Blatchford, A
E. Kent, VIM. Lii, ". Munger, D. L. Qairk
n. C. stearns, Sanl shacAord, John c
Haines, Stephen Clary.
8. CAuN, Sec'y,
, 1861-09-28

WAx1ED.-30 good men wanted, to join the Il
-lipofs Mechanics Fusilliets, Col. r. #. Wilson
commanding. Apply at No. ISL Randolph street,
up ttad.a. W. auT4R1E, Captain
Squads from the country furnished with passes.
t9
, 1861-09-28

clare there is one marked ii co. Mother wants !
good Kerosene Lamp They don't explode you
know when you use The genuine Kefosere. =:
Let u read the nsma and number Of the store.
Why It's Mobiles Lamp and OIL Emporium; 175
Lake street, EeM-12k.
, 1861-09-28
M a r RI ED.

In this city the e6th inst at the ree1dcnce Of O.
Chicago.
In 1h!6 city, September 2ith, by the Rev Dr. Nc
Mullen. DIR. QUAGKENBOs, of tie University Of ct.
Mary ane Miss SIM
, 1861-09-28

TROUBLE N TIE SYNAGOGUE Considerable
excitement Eas car6ed on Fast Day evening,
by trouble, which at one time threatened to
assume the shape Of riot, in the Jewish Syn
agcgue upon CLARK, between Adams and Jack
sen streets. Some Ill feeling has for long
time existed between the Trustees Of the
Society, which is known as Bne sherlem, and
portion Of the members headed by the Pres
ident, arising from the settlement Of some
official points. The smothered troubles broke
out into open war on Thursday night. One
Of the Trustees, Mr. Marks, clothing dealer
On Lake street, attempted to enter the syna-
eogue but was refused admittance by the
President. lie insisted upon his rights, but
was answered by an application Of the Old
Testament to the side Of his head in manner
which partook more Of human wrath than any
desire to inculcate its moral teachings through
The medium Of the senses. Marks WIS taken
aback By this unexpected application Of the
Law and the Prophets, bat soon rnllied and
attacked the President who had armed him
sell with heavy stick, with which he infict5d
most summary punishment upon the offend
ing Trustee. Several Of the members of Bne
aherlcm intcrfered, and tie fight Was finally
quelled, but not until Marks had received in
juIies which have rendered Necessary the at
tendance Of physician.
, 1861-09-28

Gas F1xtUnss.-The place to get 1eso styles at
low agures, 1sa Lake street. H. ". Wm1ARrH..
EeptembeE 10, 1851. ee10.26t
, 1861-09-28
Uubaccn.
@aebirerp, 4aarnuart, 81.
HURLBUT'S GREAT TIGHT
- BARREL STAVE
SAVING AND DR ESStNG MACHINE

HURLBUT'S GREAT TIGHT
49, BARREL STAVE
Saving AND Dit ESStNG MACHIMEs
PATENTED JULT Sd. 1850
The greatest Invention Of tile age-tCiucnnatf Com
meIcfa4.
a discovery Of national inportance-N.Y T. Tribune
Deserving the highest praise IN both construction
and misunderstanding American
1t ie the fayorte Of all at the Exhibition Chicago
Mechanics Institute, ,}-1ChicaEo Tribune
VIC give it our hearty apptObntion, and commend 1t
to all lunbet1peu believing it opens mine OF wealth
to them.-St Louis Republican.
The undersigned are the Inventors and PstenteeB
and still oEn the right to the following territory to-
wtt-1ufnols, Indiana, Ohio. Virginia. Minnesota,
Maine Louisiana Tennessee. Arkansas Maryland Flor
Ida Vermont Alabama, Oregon. New jersey, Dela;
Etate, County and Town Rights.
We build aspIendid new style machine, capable Of
desired thickness from y of one inch to 29 inches
ae IT, %as9IPf %P = aHt9Has S4 ap + to
1T Te III foeT1RE q Ps5sqns have in
HS:-na3 ~: WIT :. DeWoK Michigan City. Indiana ;
e=neE, Poat l. Co.. Ashley III; L. R. d Il. ". Alley,
D8tesye, Indiana; n. J. TcInpeton Cincinnati, Ohio;
Caswe1l & Davidson Parkersbutg, Virginia; a Thorn
ton & Co Minneapolis, MINI.
Ne VII, take real estate good personal property
In exchange T. machines and Fights.
Persons wishing to make inquiry In regard to said
terttofy vii plsase at,.,r n,.res! HHKlBUT RRorHEEs
ap.SE3f+8ta
, 1861-09-28

OcropER EcLEcr1c.-The Eclectic for Oc-
tober contains beautifully engraved portrait
Of Motley, the historian of the Netherlands.
II .lsh, corner Of Madison street and Custom
Rouse place. has It.
, 1861-09-28

new CAVALRY CoRPs.-Capt. Dennis Llhay
has received commission to recruita cavalry
company fer the Governors Legion.
, 1861-09-28

Forap.-A red Grape shawl luas found in
Bryan Hall, Immediately after the Bolres Of
"Wednesday evening, which the o4ner can
find at the Central Polio Station.
, 1861-09-28
FGLIEE m MATTERS.

Augusta Manche, servant girl, WAS arrest
cd for robbing one hi. Plotski, with whom
she 6orked, Of fifteen dollars, which she ex-
ptnded upon wearing apparel. The robbery
vas committed by extracting the amount in
small sums from Mr.. P.'s pantaloo after he
had retired to rest. The inordinate love Of
fne1y has sent her to jail to await trial.
a msn named Wm. Douglas, from Indiana,
Has robbed Of $50 yesterday By scoundrels
who drugRed him for that purpose, Served
him right, for being in such company.
A lsdy living in the North Division was
robbed Of SCI on, ThurEday by one Mrs. Nc
Dorough, formerly IN inmate Of the County
Poor House. The lady had harbored Mra,
McDcnopgh, and in return fer the kindness,
the upgrateful McDonough robbed her bene.
fact1ess during her absence, and has not been
seen Eince.
On Wednesday, black cloth coat, valued
at twenty dollars, was stolen from stanwix
Hail, Clark street; and on the same day "
D. Hoffman, No. II Lake street, lost dark
cole1ed besver ogercoat, worth about thirty
dol1srs. The thieves are yet at large
AHcu1an mined Elisabeth Carpenter Was
arrested yesterday for doing wholesale busi-
nees in the larceny line. A day or two since,
a purse mysterious1y disappeared from store
On South Clark street. No one was present
hut the woman Carpenter and the shopkeeper
st the time. She was accordingly arrested
upon suspicion. After her arrest there we're
found ir her house bracelet and two breast
pina, stolen from 2s6 South Clark street three
, 1861-09-28

OBrTUARY.-Ashbe1 Steele, ESQ, one Of the
e1dest settlers Of Chicago, who has lived here
and In this vicinity since 1888, died in Noyea.
vile, Cook county, On Thursday night. Hia
funeral takes place this afternoon.
, 1861-09-28

HOURS OF CLosNG-The Custom House
'si}l ba closed On and after October LIST at s
O'clock 2. n. Captains can get their clear
apces aner that hour either at Mr.. T. s. Kin
sclls's residence, o15 Superior street, OF at Mr..
Chas Vo1pahle, SO North Wells street.
, 1861-09-28

Personal Mr.. John ". Hay, private Sec
1esary Of the President, passed through Chi
cego On Thursday evening e4 route for the
Lsncf
, 1861-09-28

CLEAKEu. .........,EEpt, 70.
Prop Lady franklin, Hickey. St Joseph, eundries.
Prop WsnoDs. sa. Conkey, Buffalo, 17,ooo bu wheat,
Prop Pstonas Gebbard, Buffalo. a2,ooo bu wheat,
Brig Sovereign Of the Lake, Kingston. 5000 bu
Brig Pacific Young, Green Bay.
Brig E &c L. Stubbe, Buffalo. Is, coo bQ corn,
big Hans c1ocker, Fitzgerald, Buffalo, 1900 bu
Brig Levy Rawson, Vadez, Buffalo, q 600 bn corr,
bfag Major Anderson, Jones, Bufalo, 5000 bu
Brig Gibraltar, Marshall, Kingston, 17,75o bu
Brig Mechanic, Collins, Buffalo, is. 500 bu corn.
Bdg Sebastopol. Smith, Grand Haven.
Brig Hutchinson, Williams, Green Bay.
Brig Lucy Broneon, Dayia, Buftalo, 10, 40 bu
cnIn.
Schr G1peey, Jamison, Muskegon.
Schr MeGin1au, Woolnough, Saruia T. 600 bu corn.
schr Nm sandesEon, Williams. oawego, 1900 bu
schs 6 Roberts, Audsswa, Buffalo, 1s,a5o bush
schr Tufcola, GOES, Grand Haven.
Schr Octayla, johnson, CentreSi1le-
schr 1 B Nichols, Simons, Port Washington.
SchT Three Bells, Clark, Holland
Schr Joe Dresden, Flnnegan, Crawfor1's Pier.
Schr Dutton. Thompson, Holland, s brls salt,
Schr Corinthian, Ha1, Buffalo. 1s, GOO bu corn.
schr Nightingale, sweetland, Buffalo, 5000 bu
schr s Wallace. Lawrence kalamazoo,
Sehr Turiane, Anderson, Pierre Marquette,
Schr Albat1css. Meyer, Menominee.
schE schE P39nserl E M9;.,l Ih9mRaon' Bisekville:
schr Bel, Edwards, Manitowoc.
schr n Johnson Eastwick, Buffalo, Ii, $50 bu
schr Cuba, Merrimac, Buffalo, Il, 400 bu corn.
, 1861-09-28

Chefee Illinois Lands

A A5e ohfEed II, Il part payment f;r Central 1Mp19Eed
prtctase nocey. Apply Il ]. u, PAEKaR No. 8
forliAae B1oe-. Raeig67a-.W
, 1861-09-28

ACCIDENTAL SuooT1SG.-In the exercise OF
target practice with reyolyers yesterday after
noon, among some Of the men Of the camp of
the Yates Phalanx. First Lieut. William
Abbott Of Company F. received leaden
pellet in his thigh, creating flesh wound aud
perhaps giving him 1eaden companion for
life, since 1t is thought the ball, a small one,
cannot be extracted 1t is happily no serious
affair and he will be on duty again in few
daYR
, 1861-09-28

Augusta obi Augustai! See that beautl-
ful Lamp In the winduW with prisms. Look II
also at the oce il the corner. with the red glass;
marked $3.50. sn't that pe=:ect beauty. 1 d.
, 1861-09-28

New CoMPASI.-A company to be called
the LII Rifle Guards, is recruiting at saloon
corner Of Randolph and Market streets. The1e
will be 10 Diversity Of opinion as to the
origin Of the name. And that Is what azes
them
, 1861-09-28

MELANCHOLY BEREAyEMEST- Within pe-
1iod of eleven days, Deputy Sheriff Wm. ?.
Gray las lost three chDdrGn by diptheria, the
el'est only fourteen years Of age We can
hardly call to mind 60 trying an afHiction IN
60 brief time; an af1ic;ion SO infinitely be
youd the rcach Of human consolation.
, 1861-09-28

TEE HATES PHA1ANx.-We learn that it is
probable that the Yates PhaIanx will receive
their uniforms this afternoon, an event much
to be desired, since the boys fad the present
artCmnal weather decided hint as to their
necessities il such direction.
, 1861-09-28

SANDS NEW BsEwERI BUILDING j.
Sands on the North Lake Shore, is just finish
;;g eff u very bsndsome ard substantial brick
structure, OF large eize and fine architectural
design, as an addition to lis brewery. It is 8
1cttwo1tby proof Of his enterprise, and Of the
SUCCESS he h6s nad5 its result
, 1861-09-28
Dentlgts' Gar1a,

nENTISTR Kennicott
IL has returned with renewed health. and deter
funatiCn to merit friendship ana confidence OF all
ho may entruEt the Ct their teeth to his skill
and experience
Office, 13l Lake Street.
aeI2. .rfD1.lm
, 1861-09-28

FIRST REGIMENT OF WESTERN CAVALRY -
Cart. William J. Wallis company Of Chicago
mer, 90 strong, was mustered into Col Brack-
ett's cavalry regiment yesterday. Capt, Gif-
ford, Of Logansport, Indians, who has COM
papy in the game command, had fine horse
presented to him on Tuesday last, by the
Mayor Of Logansport.
, 1861-09-28

RAILROAD ACc1DEET,-The nine O'Clock
train upon the Dixon Airline Railroad col
lided with lumber wagon, short distance
from the Galena depot, On North Wells
street, upon Thursday evening. The wagon
was shattered to pieces, but the driver and
horses escaped injury. The accident caused
a detention to the train OF fifteen minutes,
when matters were set to rights aud the
train vent On its way.
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Obituary..
OUItuWTys
DEATH or JOSEPH l.. WHITE. ESQ.

DEATH or JOSEPH l.. WHITE, ESQ.
The steamship Northern Light which arrived here yes
terday morning from Aspinwa brought the OF the
death Of Joseph L. White, Esq., the VOL known lawyer
OF this city and formerly member OF Congress from the
state Of Indiana who shot somewhere in Central
America by a French Canadian named Gavitt
Mr.. White had Como to Central America on profess
siopa business, and the dinculty, whatever II was
was caused by some misunderstanding in relation
business matters connected with large India rubber
contrac. with American company ofwhich Mr. White
was counsel and agent Mr.. White shot in the knee
on the evening OF the 9Th OF January after landing
from the Pacific steamer The wound that
amputaton found to be necessary, but was In
cnectua AZ a Ito fingered for few days, and died
on the 12ih OF January.
Mr.. White had been resident OF this city for some
time and during the Walker excitement largely in
erested in the lines OF running between this
city and several ponts Of Central America In connection
with Commodore vanderbilt and others.
Gaytt, the who shot Mr.. White, had been arrest
oil, and was in the custody Of tho authorities.
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The bark Overman, for Rotterdam, while going down
the bay on Saturday evening" sprung leak and began to
make eighteen inches OF water per hour in consequence
OF which, according to tho Captain she obliged to
turn, and b lying at the Commercial stores, Allan
TIC basin, Brooklyn. There three United States
Narshais on board, however, which might have had
something to do with the return Of the Oyerman They
refused to give any information respecting her. but there
suspicion that she seized for being engaged In
some act not exactly CONNIE ii Jom-
one of our reporters visited the Atlantic basin la
night and obtained the following particulars
The Overman left Saturday evening with the inten
Of slipping out without pilot, during the prevalence
u the thick fog while all honest vessels lying snug
anchor, and those ready for waiting for the
weather TO clear of. The captain putting TO
without compass, when, ascertaining tho deaciccy, no
shore for II then that Of the
pilots determined to follow tho captain on board, and
II necessary go TO Europe and claim plotagc and
p,nses Accordingly he left in the same steamboat
the captain and boarded tho Overman at Quarantine.
Il however that Captain Ry nders had already got
wind hat there Was reason to believe the berks dest
tho coast Of Africa there TO take In cargo
~ slaves AID that he had sent his aids 10 seize the
eel Accordingly, on the arrival Of Captain Beaise and
the pilot on board, they found her in possession
Of the United States Marshals. A message was
shore TO Captain Todo Of the Hsrbor Police who
=. sIatched ohic RS Smiley and Blair on board TO
aid the federal officers in keeping charge u the yease
md II two o'cck yesterday morang shc was taken into
The Atlantic basin
,s fortunate thing for tho pilot IL the Ovcrman IL
ically slave trader, that the Marshas aids
ho,rd he might have caught Tartar and instead Of
which the result II appeal the just Of his
Maj. sty the King OF DahOmcy, other BLACK
potenate, may be imagined; not 10 mention the hand
treatment he would have been likely To receive
board the bark.
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NEWS FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
AIRANY, . Feb &. Ise'

ALBANY req ., 1851.
The army OF leutepapts engaged the senatorial con
test have suddenly disappeared The trains this morning
from Albany were crowded with these patriots. The
quer! with these remaining sW no has ally trumphed
N This battle, Weed or Greeley Both sides claim the
victory No disputes the fact that Weeds sate has
been completely smashed and he has shown that he
not influence enough " nominate witlou. falling
upon person who has the support of anti. Weed men
Ne one now denies the fact that the Spruce street
phossFh'r has more strength in the Legislature than
Weed and had the latter forces remained In and
EvaIt one more ballot, Greeley would have been nomi
mated M spite Of them.
The msec rod long potent in the hands OF Weed has
Lost its power another Moses is called upon
The rcck, before the waters VIII gush forth Camp and
the balance OF the Greeley managers particularly
exnltabt the Iesut Weed, ON the other hand
was after the adjournment of the caucus snappish
and snariing at every body. His friends say that
th'y never saw him much out of humor He
has received the hardest blow that has ever been ad
mni,ered 70 hims new deal will now be necessary or
be will under.
There considerable excitement about tho Abolition
w Convention 20 morrow The Mayor Is endcavorng
t. prevail upon the citizens 30 keep away from the meet
g as" urgog the papers and reporters to treat them
With dgnifed silence
II now looks though the Senate would adopt tho
resolution Ia send Commissioners 70 Washington There
VIII be bitter opposition some OF the names agreed
upon IN the Bouse and probably two three names
str ken out and others substituted but there will be
Commissioners mt In some FORM
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ALBANY, Feb. 2, 1851.
Governor Morgan sent In the proceedings of the Maine
legislature, favoring uniform system in weights,
measures and currency Laid on the table.
He also transmitted the resolutions OF the New Jersey
Legislature Federal Relations giving the uamss OF the
Comm. sioners appointed by that State in accordance
with the resolutions Of the Legislature OF Virginia.
Mr. ROBINSON moved the printing OF this and all similar
MIR FEa moved to amend by excluding the communica-
" FRI m the State Of Virginia Lost, 81 to 49, and Mr.
Robinsons motion was adopted.
To open Felix street Brookyn'
To authorize the city of Ithca TO borrow $40 900 to
ray her Heating debt, and making the future mourning
Of tebi b. the city government a misdemeanor.
T"prove tor me payment Of interest certain canal
drafts and awards.
To authorize the sale leasing Of real estate belonging
q benevolent, scientific orphan ylums and missionary
societies
horlzIg the state 10 endo the bonas of the United
states for the amount cue from the State for the United
states Deposit Fund Laid The following Mr..
kob pson's resolutions
whereas by the thirteenth section Of an act of the
Congress OF the United states entitled An act to regu
late the deposits of the pnbl money approved the 23d
oi June 1885 the of four million fourteen thousand
tive hundred and twenty dollars and seventy cents
belonging TO the United STATES deposited with this
state for safe keeping and whereas this state by act
OF the Legislature. passed on the tenth day Of January
thousand eight inbred and thirty scven agreed to
receive the said money on deposit and invioabiy
siedged the faith Of The state for s safe Keeping
payment whenever The should be required by the
secretary Of the Treasury OF the United States and
whereas in the present disturbed condition OF the
try is the duty of this state by an possible efforts
support the authority OF the federal and
suslin s credit and, whereas IL is believed that the
esid deposit OF money with this State may be made
instrumental in sustaining the public credit by piedgng
il cury for the repay mcnt of loan by the United
states the amount of such deposit; therefore, be it
Resolved Of the Senate concur), That upon the re-
quest Of the Secretary Of the Treasury of the United
States the Comptroller Of this State be authorized and
qured under his hand and tho seal Of the State to
pay Of the principal interest any bonds
the Inuod States to tho amount Of the moneys be-
ong,ng the United States which received by this
under the before mentioned act of ga June, 1885,
and are in It's custody for safe keeping
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A SrAvr ES1rc,D FROM Iixn MAsF1. IN MINNESOTA BEos
HER Way RACK 10 MrSusSrPrr Last summer ncgro3cr
want named Eliza Winston tho property Of Colonel Chris
man Of Mississippi, was taken from her master, while
temporarily eoourning Minneapolis for tho benefit Of
tho health OF his family. The servant induced 70
leave kind and indulsont master and invalid mis-
toss by the solicitations and promises Of certain
rous aboonsta who after her rescue, threw her
upon the charity Of the community. lifting commcn
tary on this whole busIness nd in the Sauk Rapids
satng that Fza Winston, rescued last from her
master, Colonol Chrsman, Minneapolis, has begged
her way back 10 her maater In Msasppi, and R again
at her old home In the South, minus everything n
very thankful heart" The Era adds:'n this report s
trus, Of which We have no doubt, what must be now
Thought 81 those aavite alleged To have been msds BY
lnr. 'sn nrv cre TIL which rz, rrcfcrsthe South
cr tae s,rth--Ssisvsry freedom - lss LvwocrC,
.,~s 90
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Brooklyn City News.

AocIpEaAr snoonSG.-On Saturday evening, Dcdrich
Bosh and Christian Lester, two Germans examining
ten barreIled revolver lager bier saloon in Church
street. Smith Bosh explaining tho principle Of
tho weapon to Lesler, and illustrating it's manner Of
action when Il went OF the ball taking effect In lesler's
abdomen and lodging in tho spine. The wounded man
convey cd TO the Long Island College Hospital where
he will probably die AS the occurrence purely
accidental proceedings have been commenced against
Dpth.
TIE KNIFE AaAE.-Ycsterday morning about nine
O'Clock, David slahaney and another whose
has not TRANSFERRED returning from wake where
they had passed the night and imbbed considerable
quantity Of bad liquor thoy stopped at drinking saloon
tho of Hicks and Atlantic streets and asked for
somttbing TO drink. They were served by man with
the cuphonicus Of Sautilctte McGarrotty. on
drinking the liquor Mahaney refused to pay for it, aud
coupled his refusal with insulting remark applied 10
the barkecper This lod 10 dispute, in the Of
which Mshnney struck McGarrotty with a ehovcl, aud
tho latter returned the blow. sculie ensued, and
McGarrotty drew a small knife, with which he inflicted
four wounds his assalant two OF which in tho groin
very PAINFUL and supposed to be dangerous Tho
wounded man received surgical ass0ance, and Mctar
rotty was arrested by tho First district police.
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has doubtless been deceived by some mischiev-
GUS wsg, for we cannot for q moment suppose
that "A. Lincoln can be the author OF this let
ter to which his name is affixed. The idea that
he, even as q Western country lawyer, could
presume to set up the dogmas OF the irrespon-
sible grogshop politicians Of the Chicago Con-
yentOn above the authoritative decisions of
The Supreme Court Of the United States is an
Idea which is SO preposterous that we reject it
without inquiry. With regard to John Brown,
Mr.. Lincoln, in Kansas, more than year ago,
said that the old traitor had met his just de-
serts, and at the same time the prophetic orator
very broadly declared that traitors who should
endeavor to overthrow the government in the
event Of the election Of republican President
would be apt to meet with the fate of John
Brown. But to solve all doubts concerning this
letter, charged to Mr.. Lincoln,
and first brought to light in South Carolina, we
must ask the Hon. Massa Greeley for his opin-
Ion upon it. The letter is according to the Chi
cago platform, but we cannot believe that "Old
Abe" sets up the Chicago Convention rubbish
over the DEGREES of the Supreme Court.