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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-23
S. B. SH0fWELL,
Attorney AT Law aud solicitor b"
dEFanAcx.ry.

Gnancefy.
CADIZ, OEiTC.
TONTINUES to practice in HARRISON a." d"
" Joining eounri. and gives es,~rini and prornp'
attention 10 Collecting business OF txrc"ofs' Al
minjs,rators. Guardians, " ards. PurtuIonr, ales
OF Ian 9, seIu meat ut Esiates. Titles, 10 Real
Estates, Comveyancing, Sun- at Low nra III han,
cery, toanug and inves,nleni oi money, aud al
other a mess placed in his charge.
Rytle is Agent Tor the state bnuk OF On" and
others tor Insning money. &c, Nc.
21rOliice in kilgore's Corner, ON darket street
January 25, 1860.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-23

The Character and lnfiueuce OF
AboIitioaisni---SeP PreachOd
In Ihe Ftrss RsFesbyterian Church
Of Bsaoikiym. N. ", by Rev. Henry
J. Van fbyke.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-23
D. CUNNINGHAM.
SCOTT a LEM MON.

Attorneys and sSUDSesfOrs At Law
CADiZ. o.
RyWILL practice in Harrison and ndi"ininp
Counties. Especial attention given to the onsi.
ness OF Executors aud Administrators. Salfe OF land
ON Petition ol Partition, Examination OF tites, pre-
partition Of Deeds. Mortgages &c. COLLECTIONS
safely and speedily made anywhere throughout th'
United States Office, Market street, opposite the
Court House. nia2S37
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-23

ETAS lust received The Inrgest and finest assorl
III meut ot all kinds OF Boots and Slocs Vel
brought TO Harrison eoDniy, ~hkh he viii sell oi
liberal iefnis. lie also Hlnnulaciures To order al
kinds OF huots and ShDes, OF the latest aud hes
Wyle. As he kesIs none but lie best oi ~o'knl"r
ia his employ, he can at all u'''es warrant hl'
~U,k H
lie keeps a good supply Of Sole Leather. &c
ioa sale cheap,
Give 10 call.
SAMUEL SLEM MONS.
Cadiz, ohio April g. 100
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8usiness Garns.
Z. M FSTEP,
JOHN 9. PEARCE

Attorney at LAW.
CADlZ, OHIO.
OFFrE--On Market street, over Conwell's shop
Iv doors North ti the poet office.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-23

T5REsH fragrant Tess. oi the latest iynportstions
sep'5 . T.. u. MsFADDEN.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17
FOR TIE SEN,rE ivn HOUSE OF
DELEGATES.

M,ss-s Efiiore ~ 'he "sr"es' sn'rr''a'ion
If name Unl01 men " SAINT Msry's County,
have ds(sranined IN q ---e1 the names 6f the
following eeH.!e;re.. ~ candidates. At tn. En-.
s.ing election for the Senate and House nf
Dele gated q MarsIsra r,,o,.,s
Far the House 6f Dele -n,es. Col. WM. +.
III. AKfSrONE and DIR. JOHN w. FOR.
REST. :
The integrity and rui,llc worth If the above
mn med senile,nes, are ira veil known aud an
rreciaied here to lease doah, IN. the public
mind AZ 10 their f,ness for the posts for which
,hev are recon,nenaed !: xni, " pas, services
rendered are Ia be taken al evidences Of states.
manshir aud patriotism. ihe ci.izens Of Sam.
Mary's County my congratulate themselves
upon having surh ticket TO vote for. n
these gentlemen will consent ~ become cand,-
dates, l venture = .Ss.rI that there is s-nrce'v
a vni r. in this cnunty--mo matter What his DO
liticel affni,ies may hr-'ha, will not give
their CLAIMS a dis:,nss"n,ie consideration at
the ens,,,n. Fall election. :.
INDEPENDENTS.
Oct. l7th 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17
TO THE VOTERS or or. MARyy
CHARLES, CALVERT, PR1NCE
GEOkGk'S, MONT0OAER1,
ANNE ARUNOEt., AND HOW"
ARD COCNTIES.

In Apr! last, in answer 70 inquiries hom
every c.suuty In this Jud,ciai Oisisscs, ] an
nounced my self as candidate :os re.ssset'oa
To the Court o. Appeals, with resolution. long
before expressed, under M circumstances 10 ae'
eept q nomination by convention. Of allow my
name TO be connected with party assaneemenss.
have IN" much respect for my fsllov .e's'stn'
10 suppose that they viii degrade The oGrs X
a::ocisiing II with political issaes. and sns'
adhere to my present Isnsi.ion. For their m'
character aud experiences 40 The bench.
know ledge ot ;hese small satisfy them Of mo
psaPriety Of recalling me 70 . station. he a1'
Ties Of which il has been my enjeavor ." as
charge faithfully according 70 she esnss''auo"
and laws.
VIM. fl. TUCK.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17
DECI.ENSION.
UEtsI.TNSIJN.
MI ESSRS. EDITORS: The kin,lucss

NJ ESSRS. EDITORS: The kinlucss.
IVI Of ''Justicc" is sincerely appreciated
Whatever claims my friends may think L
possess. under present circumstances. it
would 90 impossible for mc to crafty ,h,n,
by urging those claims as candidate for
the House IT Delegates. Whether Or no,
the Convention acted with justice. or in
violation If the plaine t rules of right this
is not the time to CANVASS the matter. rs-
pccially since their lahnrs. however irrcru-
lar, have presented To the County u,rn Of
tric: ability anil W. II known experience.
g.. FRED. MADDOX.
Oct. l1th, 1861
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17
Die0.

In Washington city. on the Bril- instant
EDWIN n. ROACH. Esq Register of
Wills for the county of Washington for a
number Of years and IN old an esteemed
citizen. after ~ illness Of several weeks
Dir. Roach Vas native of St. Mary's
county, Maryland.
AT the residence Of DR.. Thomas J.
Stone in this village on FRIDAY last. Mis-
NARY h. FORD. in the 69th year Of
her age.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17

~ We acknowledge the reseips Of
"Llsyd's Oaicial Map Of Missouri" 1t is
drawn on . scale Of 12 miles 70 the inch.
All the counties. the principal towns. and
indeed the minor places. all the rivers and
ivuless, are distinctly laid down. At this
time il IL valuable map. Price rs cents.
Address j. T. Lloyd. Publisher. l6i
Broadway, N. Y.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17

Death ofs Good Ws0Ao.
Died. ut the residence Of DR.. Thona.
J. Stone. in this village. on Friday last.
Miss Mary H. Ford. in the 69sh year Of
her age. youngest child and only daugh.
ter Of the late Capt Joseph Ford. We
feel unable 70 do justice to the worth Of
this es,in'abls lady-we leave that to 9th.
'ers. Her character MAS perfect and beau
sifal, aud veil worthy the imitation Of
relative. friend and acquaintance.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17

TBs SrArB CoMPrRoLLEReuIP. The
Court of Appeals Of Maryland has affirmed
the decision Of the Circuit Court Of Hartford
county, in the contested ease Of tho Office
Of State Comptroller. The decision 10 in
favor of 4. Lingsa jarrett. Esq. who IL
thus fully placed in the responsible posi-
tion to which he VAS declared to b. elected
BY the last Legislature.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17
1ews from the War.

SSWO ASUaS sSsO " 80
From our Baltimore city exchanges, y"
learn that great excitement existed in
Washington, on Saturday last, il conse'
qucncc If an advance Of the Confederates,
in large force, in the direction Of Prospect
Hill. On the following day. they were
also seen west Of L:w:nsville. in gre . iorce.
and under such circumstances as to induce
the belief that they meditased IN attack
upon the Federal lines. The Federals ART
reported to have formed in line of battle,
but no fight is reported. From Sunday
last up to Tuesday evening. however,
heavy and continuous firing has been
heard in the direction Of Washington. and
it is rumored, both here and in Baltimore.
that there has been some severe fighting.
With disastrous results 10 the Federal arms.
We also have private and reliable intelli-
gence from Washington, stating that
there has been fight and that the Psaes.
ais have been signally defeated. With q
lnss probably greater than that suffered d
Bull Run. The Washington eorrespon-
dent Of the New York World, states that
the present and next week are big with
the fate Of the Republic" and bets are be-
ing made in New York city. that the frat
Of November will end johnson defeated.
Simultaneous With the overthrow Of john
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17

The Steamer MARY WASHINGTON
will leave baltimore every WEDNESDAY,
morning at 81 "'ci"ck for the Patuxsnt River.
Returning, will leave Hills Landing every
FRIDAY morning th Nottingham, leaving
Nottingham a, II o'clock for Beuejict. le"v.
ing Benedict every SATURDAY murning
at 8 o'clock fer Baltimore
NJ. l.. WEEMS. Master.
The above Steamers will call at the usual
Landings on the River, also at Fair Haven
and Plum P,'int goins and returning.
Passage to Far Haven 81 90 Meals Extra.
- Plum Point $50, q"
Patuxt River $50,
Freight received every Fxesd,ys ,aad FL.
days up to 2 o'clock.
October, 10th, lS6l-sf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17


Wherever the Unionists have control 10
the State Or wherever they have seen the
slightest chance Of success. they have
uniformly nominated for tho judicial office,
from the highest grade to the lowest. II
they have not nominated in this district, it
is because they are very we'll aware. that a
nomination would concentrate the whole
strength Of the State Right party oyuins'
their nominee, an.l they have sense enough
to know that the result would be disas-
trous to their hopes. Nevertheless, it is
very we'll understood among shem Who
they are to support for Judge, and. trust
ing to his personal popularity and the .b-
sence Of all combination ON the part Of the
State Right men Of the district. they thus
hope to effect the success of their favorite.
There is only one way that We know Of to
defeat thi. vell-laid Yankee project. and
that is. for the State Right men Of the dis
trict to concentrate their strength upon one
Of their own party. 1t is too late now to
call a Convention of the State Right party,
but concentration may be had without it.
From past services. We claim that St,
Mary's is entitled to name = candidate for
the Court Of Appeals. Robert Ford, Esqr
has already been mentioned through our
c"lumns CIR this position. Ifbe will consent
to be candidate aud the Se.te Rights
men Of the district will unite upon him,
we have little doubt that he will BE- elected
by handsome majority. But II the thing
is to be done at al, it must be done .,
once. Viii Mr.. Ford consent to serve,
and what say you, gensleasen Of the State
Right parry!
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17

OecltNal1o00-
Il will be seen from card in our ad-
ver.ising eolsmnsf that Geo. F. Maddox
Esqr.. Who had been named in = previ-
Gus issse Of Our paper ~ IN independeu,
candidate fer the Legislature. has dcslin-
ID to permit his name to be used for ths,
purpose. Francis l. M.stinglsy. Esqr.
who was brought out in our last last issue
% . candidate fos the Commissioners
Court, authorizes 10 70 STATE. that he il
not candidate .nd that the announce.
meat vas made without his knowledge o.
consent.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17

kE The fast numbsr Of THE Mary.
land Field and Frcside." published iu
Towsostown. Baltimore county. Nd, BY
Il. Hxssrsr UMsACsn. Esq, made it.
appearance on Saturday last. 1t is ,
large and we'll pssntsd paper. (having sev'
On vide columns on . page.) and the 6rs'
number bears evidence Of marked abii.
~.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17

On Tuesday last. BY the Rev. Mr.. Cot.
ting. JOSEPH T. COUGH t. Mrs. T.
A. MANNING.
On the same day. by the Rev. Mr.. Nc
Nemar. MCkELVA HAMMETT to
Miss JANE L. CLOCKER.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17
MR MAGlSrRa

The name of STEPHEN w. ADAMS is
suggested I" the voters of Lr"narJ Town Dis
tr,ci. a, cund.d.'ie for Magistrate at the ell.
suing Fall elec,,"n. .
Oct. l7th ls6l.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17
TO THE
PATuXENT RIVER.
- -

an aid after SATURDAY, September
" 20, 1861 the STEAMER GEORGE
WEEMS will leave Baltimore every SAT-
tRDAi morning at G3 "'clek tor the Pa
tuxent River. Returning. will leave Hills
Landing every TUESD ~ Bnruing Er Ns-
tin.ham, leaving Nottingham 1T IL o'c.0:k
for Benedict leaving BENEDICT every WE'D
NESDAY morning at 6nclak i,r baltimore.
THEODORE WEEMj, Master:
October 10. 18Gl-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17
FOR MAGISTRATES.

The friends of HENRY O. GRAVES re-,
co,anend ham Gsshe voters of Patuxem' DIS.
triri rs "A candidate E,r re-elec,lon to the "fRSa
Of Magistrate, n the ensuing Fal: sirction.
Oct 9Th 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17

we are authorized \, announce LEWIS n
LEIGH. Of Leonard Town d,s,ric, A !. can.
d'd.'s for seat IN the Commissio ,ers' Cvar,
II the ensuing election.
Oas. IIth, 1851.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17

JAMES, s. DOWNS,
ATTORNEi y COUN6ELLOk Al Law
Leonard 1sass. e. Assv's Co.. ~
Will practice in Ss. Masy'sasdtkseatss''ss
counties.
fsp. 10th 1850
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17

1leseisn 1icksts.
As fhe e'ection Is drawing pretty s1ese.
We would suggest to candidates the aeees-
dty offorwsrding their names to - at1a
esfiy day in order that they may y
plsesd upon the Tickets. Il h iapostant
that the names which are to 60 upoa the
| tickets should be written legibiy and ~
led correctly. Is IN omission Ut the initisb.
il any. Of the middle name or usmss, 9 :
defect in the spelling. might whistle &c
election. There arc doubtless many con-
didates for local Offices whose names hsse
not been announced through our eolanns.
To ensure the placing Of these names apon
the tickets, it is necessary that they shonld
be forwarded to US Immediately. othersise
they may be left off, Our wish is 70 90
connsodate al, but, Of course. we cann"t
be held responsible for the omission Of .
name where the party fails to inform US
Of his candidacy. If the fricnds Of the
Union candidates for Governor aud Oenp-
sroller in our county desire that the
names Of their candidates should b. peced
spen H. county ticket. they VIII q bpa
M, and the matter will be attended "a.
As there have been and may be hereafs.-r
announcements through our columns for
Office. made without the authority or
knowledge Of. the parties announced, We
shall adop. the rule Of not placing any
uame upon the tickets. unless We have
good reason for believing that it Is the
wish Of the parties themselves that We
should do so. Our charge for placing a
name Ola the district ticket is $l-os the
county ticket. s. 5O-terms. cash.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17
The Question Decided.

i u0 Su0StAOu OCCAo0O'
t. the Editor Of the Lomel"n -Nornisg Pot:
Sir-At the risk Of giving you twice
told tale. perhaps you will allow me "a
state that have this afternoon received u
telegraphic despatch from the Central Com
mittee at Genoa signed IF. Belisxzi." in-
forming me that Gsribaldi, moved BY the
Ncapolitan demonstrations. and sensible Vi
the impending demands At ITALY, has de-
tcrmincd not to 20 t. America. This in:
formation is official.
! am yours, f.ithfully.
j. MAcKAE MolH, Secretary.
Nothing. We feel confident, has done
more to degrade the Washington govern.
u,ent at home Or abroad than its shame
less attempt to hire the sword of Cara
baldi and to recruit an Italian legion
for the American War. The leading
English journals-hea1e'l by the great
London Thundercr--are outspokcn in
their contempt and Indignation Of the
hu,uiliating negotiation. Can it be pos-
.ible. they ak. that the Model R-pub-
lie has fallen SO low rs to offer bo..us
to foreign mercenaries to fight its bat
tles' Is this the same government
which put a percmptory stop during
the Crimeau war to al attempts Of the
allies to recruit mcn within it's jurisdic-
ton and which rudely dismissed Brit.
ish minister because he connivei at
them? On this side the water. among
men who have the honor Of their coun-
try at heart. the Indignation is. perhaps.
more heartfelt, and equally emphatic. On
each recurrence Of the anniversary oil
our independence, We have gone in:u
"conniptions" over the Hcssians whom
George 5rd subsidized at IL cents a
head to conquer u-. But change has
come over the spirit Of our Dreams
We have found ont that foreign mcr.
ccnaries are not half 90 horrible rs il,
the days of Aud Lang Syne"-he"ce
the effort to hire Garibaldi aud his Ital.
ian cohorts. The refusal If the Italian
General to accept the tempting offer o.
the Washington Government has raised
him much in our opinion. We are nov
convinced that he does not altogether be.
long to tn. Dug.ld Dalgetty school Of he
roes but that be fights for principle as well
a. for pay. fit is hun,iliating! to reflect
that our Government has abascd itself in
this matter. IL i. s"me consolation to re.
member that it has abased itself in vain.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17

soo. bloWs aEo . Be- strack i0 kcueocky.
Missouri md on the casns. aud. n seors.
Q eonplese annihil.sioa Of the ''rebels" 4
to take place in the ,sext two weeks. The
Washington !Har. under the captioa 81
r"Ni.chievous over-essiuaees." makes the
the Federal force ii Washington less than
$50. 900 men, and eou,plaius tkxs rsersit.
ing II the North h.s fallen of. in cooss-
qnruce e he exaggerated vsnSss that
have bees circulated in rsl.sioa to the
strength Of the army Of tie Potomac.
Late intelligence from MisessI confirms
the report u the evacuation # Lexington
and the retreat Of Price. He 10 reported
u be seventy miles south Of Frsemont.
aud making for the Arkansas border. by
another rrport, It is elaimed that he will
form Junction with MsCulloch and give
Fremont battle; thong ID the prevailing
impression seems to be that be will eudes-
vor 70 draw Fseemont into South Wes-
tern Missouri. and thus enable Pillow.
JEFF. Thompson and H.rdee 70 seize upon
Cairo, St. Louis aud other important
str.segrtie p.'ints in the eentr.l and north
cru section Of the State. II Is stated that
Fremont has fatty refused to obey Presi-
dent Lincoln upon the proclamation ques-
3yssv
Blair, aud it is even limited that be will
refuse to surrender bis command to his
SUCCESSOR, should he I've dismissed BY the
Government.
There is nothing new from Kentucky.
ether than Federal reports that the Un-
ion men of the State are 6ocking to the
Fcde-al standard. Other reports show
that the fighting men If the State arc oil
on the side of the South, and that whilst
aged Cn:onists are consulting and plan
mug fnr the success Of the Federal cause
their SONS are enrolling themselves under
The Cont; derat baul,er.
We learn, FROM ilstteras Inlct. that the
Fcdcrals attempted to land force spo"
the North Carolina coast during the past
week, bat were repuls~d with an acknowl-
Cd loss Of 30 men. The Confederate LOSE.
h"wevcr. is, as usual, e>tim.t.d ut much
high figure.
There is nothing new, of importance.
from Fortress Monroe or Western Virgin
ia.
A desperate .nd bloody fight is report
ID to have taken place On Santa Rosa Is
land. between Billy Wilson's Zouave.
aud about 1000 Confedcrates. It is stat
cd .hat the Zousves fought bravcly. bat
were routed With terrible loss. The. 6ght
took place on the 9Th instant. and it l.
stated that all the tents Of the Zouaves
were destroy cd. their cannon spiked, and
Il large amount of ratio"s, equipments.
stores and ammunition captured. The
Confederates report u loss Of 40 killed and
proportionatc number wounded.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17
OFFICIAL NOTICE.

IN accordance with instructions from thu,
L p .. Department hereby nifty the
public. that old stamps will hot be received
in payment IF postage. at the Leonard
Town, =. O., after Thursday the 18th
instant. New stamps win be given 10 ex-
chang for old. for the usc If the Leonard
Town. P. O., Until Wednesday the 2Srd
instant. alter which time they will not be
received or exchanged.
WIN |. YATES. p. NJ.
at Leonard Town.
Oct. 18th, 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17
" D TI-C.E..

TIIE Trustees Of ST. Mary's Female
Seminary are requested to meet in
Leonard Town on Tuesday next 9Th, 22lni
instantly if fair 1t not, the next fair DIV
thereafter, for the transaction Of inportant
business
BY "r'l"y.
G. ElLLINGSLEY,. ::
. President.
Oct. 18th, 1851 IT.. 49,,
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17

"REMEMBER that every man in Ma
ryland who votes the peace Ticket" is
aiding the retsls, and is y traitor to the
Government. It would he perfectly right
70 punish all who 70 vote. =
Amnapslis Gazette.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-10-17

CHANGE OF DAYS
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-02-06

rs hereby given that The undersigned will
4 apply At Inc March term. 1861. Of tho
Dubois County Commissioners. under hs
provisions Of an &C, eniil,j An act to reg.
ua,e and Iic' nse snle Of spiri'uans, ,in ne
INIT. AID other ntoxica'ilr hqnors." 10 aud
upon the premises occupied b, him. the pre-
else location 81 which il ~ i0liow~: The lot
on the south vest corner rf the public
Square, Vt The head Of nrh Main street -
Ja.per. Raubridge iown~hip. ID ihois 60 Ind
ana. And the citizens ~ said township
viii q lse due notice iherrnfr
Feb CIV. IfNATZ rCKERr.
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,E1nE undersigned will cell at tublc ssie
A on Wcduesdsy The 9Th DAY 81 Feb,
1851 81 The residence Of tla,ianaa Muller,
i.,e Of Duboir Gu, deceased, all hcs pt'sois-
II property. consisting ol i,cfses. cattle,
hcer, .in, hay, provisions, rrsncy, h u,e
hold iunnnre. cnd farming and dis'iifrv fix
trrr aud utensils Trrms-A credi ~
Twelve mo' ~ wl' b. gwen 90 ai sDn,-
over three DOH rs, iha purchaser giving HE
note with approved serur.ty, Us prescribed
10y law also will uiIer Tor tent AZ The
same ,Ims aud plecs HE homestead isrm Of
ssid deceased, subject, however, 10 he APP
pruysl OF the Court 81 Common Pleas %
said County LETTER UsS, admr.
FEB 3. 1861 -3w-$3
b BUET-EER, attorney.
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Iron las, Thursday the Indiana
Legislature passed resolutions clnana-
I'M rom Tie Republican caucas. and
reported hy i m;.icrit ofthe commit
tve III Federal Relations. declaring
thai Indiana desires no amendment 70
Tie Federal Constitution, rejecting the
lasiS of settlement proposed by Nir
rinia. but ont OF respect y that Com
lnunmeallh. directing the Governor %
u,pnipt tive Commissioners e meet
those III other states in Washington
On tic It'll OF February. bnt instruct
ing them not to act until nineteen Of
the States were represented, aud 70 nse
iii, Influence ~ procure an ADJOURN
ment of the Convention until that
number OF States shall have appointed
Commissioners. The democrat por-
ton Of tito committee presented mi
nority report appointing By the Legis-
latnrc Messrs. Lane. Smith and Otto
Republicans. and Hendricks and q
l.. Durham. Democrats, as Commits
sioners. endorsing the Crittenden pro
position and insiructing our Senators
and Representatives in Congress Z
use their influence in its favor, and
providing for vote Of the people up
On il on the 22,l Of Feb. The minor
ity report was rejected by party VOTE
Tie Democrats then triel 70 anlent
the other report by striking out TIN
preamble and instructions, but wer'
votel down, and It finally passed a
reported. Democrats voting for it I'M
der protest. az the best they could get
although the Commissioners are 81
trammeled il is feared they can &C
complish but little good.
Gov. Morton. on Friday. appointe'
the Commissioners. and contrary t
the magnanimous and wise policy pur
sued in most OF the other States Q
appointing representatives from eacl
Of tie great political parties, he ap
pointei five radical Republicans, viz
lion. g. i. Smith. r. A. HacAlrInan
q. s. Orth, Z. w. III. Ellis, and I
g. Sloughton. OF course these me
represent but one portion Of the feel
ings Of the State. Vet we are ola
Indiana is represented, and hope thei
exalted position will constrein ther
to lay aside partisan feelings. w
have more hope Of this Ccnventio
doing good than any move which LA
been made yet.
Delegates from all Of the sccedin
States also met last Monday at Mont
gomery. Ala. 10 form Souther
Confedcracy. No news from them ye