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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-07
Madison Correspondence.
Paper fSvvindIe-NIai1s- Dispatch
from Virginia.

j. G. Cover ALLOW me TO say
to the people in the west part Of GNae
| County, that we members Of the Legisla-
ture think we have been extrayagant
enough in all conscience in appropriating
So worth Of papers 10 each member for
thsssSssion, and postage stamps enough for
yet many Of my constituents
y that they receive no attention from
me; the reason is that this amount will SO
around only once in some three or four
weeks; therefore but few can be sent to
gany person. urged strongly for small
or amount, there were some who would
have made the amount $40 to each for pa
Ipers and a like amount for stamps; this
would have been a bill to pay Of $4,000.
| had conference yesterday with the
mail agent on the NJ &c NJ. r. r. with res
pect to the distribution Of the mails.
think Wyalusing, Tafton, Ora-Oak, divers
Mills, Glen Haven, Charlotte, Bunker Hill
and Cassyille viii hereafter get their mail
in better time. You no doubt viii be SUR
prised to learn that all this mail was put off
the Railroad at Arena in Iowa County -
No doubt further improvement may be
made and it will he attended to. The west
ern counties have voice here this time on
tho committee that viii be heard not as
we were last year snubbed for the benefit ct
Feastern counties. We viii not be able to
stop all the gimblet-hole leaks ii the Treas
ury-but some Of them viii be, you may
rest assured. Yours truly
J. WARNER.
Madison, Jan. 80, 1861.
P. Yesterday we received a dispatch
from the Governor Of Virginia, inviting
Wisconsin to send commissioners to meet
her and other States in Washington on the
4th Of February, to try and settle trouble
and puts forward the Crittenden resolution
as a basis. 10 morrow we shall discuss il
In the Assembly, and you may expect all
kinds ofpatliotic speeches and timber knees
to be shown. Is it possible that Massa-
lehusetts has repealed her liberty bill laws
Freedom is surely hunted round the earth
land finds no where to rest her feet, Or take
.Eup a permanent abode. w.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-07
my HOTEL
PorosI, wIscoy SIN.

:. l. ENNoR, PRopRIEToR.
3 ses,sa5u se-i;ted and re-opened this House, is
sess5s ~, = accommodate Travellers aud Boarders,
gs4 AoisSES-A GOOD STABLE
ss 0s.s, e Premises. with attentive and nhiiging
u .3,s l iSss tie sign Livery Stable"
- 'S'S' Il
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-07

IlR. THOMAS w. BAL'rzELL,

IIh IHUMA0 W. BALILELL,
Having permanently located in Lancaster will give his
Undivided atteaiion TO the practice Of his profession,
Physician and Surgeon.
sn may Be found at all times at the Drug Store-un-
ts professionally engaged.
general supply oil Family Drugs and Medicines will
hhgor sale at the old stand of Bradshaw 4 Baltzcl
q prepared by myself
Lancaster May 28th. 1855 49-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-07
DIR. LUDWIG.

~, IUD W TT.
II the reques: Of many friends, he undersigned ha'
sauo his residence in this villae vhefe he expects
h,,pnue The practice OF his profession. He Batter5
asrt that prompt attention to his patients and az
uersuee of ATTY years will enable him to give salts
hoa to all who may call him for advice or assist
] W. C. LUDWIG, Med. Doctor
1,r.sstor xov 1850 2t-mGs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-07

A CoSrRAsr.-The upper class Of soele-
ty-le Ion toa; The lower class-fe ssnp1e-
toni
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-07
BlREETr HOUSE.
Bosoobel, Wisconsin.

- ~ = 81
a5,,.s. NV we'll known Hotel at Boscobel, has beer
ss~. y 'ae SUBSCRIBER and put in good order for
''0AAoDAr,oNS PROVIDED FOR TEAMS.
a4s, M may be accommodated with horses and
''aye{anee to the country.
sa,,s1 = JAMES BARNETT.
"ee' |, 1860 2f-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-07

r. AS soon Is Louisiana secedes, Con-
yress viii probably paas : bill repealingl
duties Oh sugar.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-07

To tins IS to be added some hundreds Of
millions more, on account Of the cost Of
the Post Office service in those States, over
and above the revenue, for seventy years
on account Of the enormous extra expenses
liz that section for river and harl.or inn
provements, military defeneos, dc; and on
account Of extra protection to Southern
Sugar, paid by the people Of the North,
in the shape Of 80 per cent. tariff, which
amounted to t,celee miHio2s Of dollars in
the singIe year Of 1857.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-07
UuIgIIIY IMPORTANT |

"a dispatch il just received, stating that
the sloop Of war Brooklyn, on attempting
to enter Charleston Harbor, was fred upon
by the batteries Of Morris Island, and q
general engagement ensused, Major Ander-
Son opening fire upon Fort Moultrie and
Charleston, and the lover portion Of the
city Is now in flames
IAN extra will he issued shoulyp
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-07

RsIlhe refusal Of Kentucky 70 cail
is equivalent 70 declaration
against d.sunien
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-07

A BAD SELL IN CINcINNATI.-WhiIe
hundreds Of people we're crowding the Ga
seHe corner yesterday, waiting the appear
ance Of our afternoon telegraph issue, soma
wag perpertated practical joke, which
created tremendous excitement by clandes.
timely sticking the following announcements
on our bulletin board:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-07
Madison, Jan. 80, 1861.

Especial Dispatch TO the Cincinnati Gazette
Letter from an Off
Ger in Tort Sumter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-07
lASION House
s~,,, ~. HOUSE.
:" mo lNaTINS tRRsmcrmrnrc

s'e sst Of - ~. ing purchased tile Tavern stand
Hsraid 0Bl5s pae!ic square. below AID OPP
aud, f. saia'''lngs,an gone to Iieavy cx-
esss ~ 1olgiis,' the same, aud supply
IL -'''as erected s9 - Ns'l' =
81 t,, 1'ern and Stable
s,n ~ le now Invites liberal patron
i, 'aaess.er '9E' aud che fare = rood asat 81,
oerei 4 = 'e'snls no better
s,. 'O@a' Good water 81, ~, , MEMS;
~ sept 25th. 1Sso HARLOW &. HYDE.
14-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-07
NJ. W.

NJ. WON,
81 ateh,
IN N 4 Rse.l 1 ser S Jewe1er.
10. !, BOO ,s,., n JeweIry, Fancy Goods.
@iupi ss'a'sonsry, Sc, M. IFS Main
I~1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-07

sweet i The fragrance Of summers bright roses
when they burst into bloom the lovely day closes
Bat no dover ever blossomd IN garden o. wild
So sweet as the smlo Of a dutifal child
That smile ever cheers me- it whispers Of love
Iil.e that Of the angels ID glory above
And when earth sh=ll grew dim that smile shat
endure
K hricht a. the sun, but more fadeless and pure
So aaieu. little children be gentle and wise
Keen Kind sords on Jour lips and sweet smiles IN
your eyes;
let no cruel thought find a nest in your heart,
Tbon nothing shall draw YOU from love e depart.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-18
sy.-4.s.a.
OONaTARI,Wa 0AnR


DY vIRTUE Of az szeesaisa ~ - .
ID issued out 81 the cooTt 81 ~ u 4alnael9s1s
Justice Of the Peace IN and g3T ~ ~
BASKERVILLE, County 0f II Ds1Adoy Mel1
mia. upon Jadgment rendered u ~ q s. -
Oates. his predecessor, on the 9th dpa e ~
u. 1850. In favor Of MOgFie shawl ~
Franeis kiley, fbr the cum AZ aiKeee'
dollars debt. and six dnllaRs per- eeale4
l0.lOO dollars cost Of suit base lyyl
will e1nooe Tor sale, hs p1h1ie enoet4ik
est bidder, Ht thr City ~ P1aseHylnft
McIHtlSe's Omes, 1t The ksaf n ~ q
On the 9Th day Of Jane y,
An the right, title. Interest - tltl1
named dslshdant, IL asa - ne $1,000
property. Htng bsaag anA H. ~
PlAeeTvllle, County ard stats of'el
That certain bonss ana ~ lyl&F ~ .
In the rear 81 the DuzHgH "a IN
the property Of Zee. WAiess ~ n -
town Greek, and ea NJ esntN ~
ID. lNot. -. eHse1tA4||
nyll-tAe 81 zaeE1 ~ q
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-18

How Amusing 10 hear the very men " lIn have
brought ab"u'nll our present. national troubles.
brll"W ing E'r the 4" l'ui,n aud ling Of our c"un.
nv" After having virtually rent aSun'lcr this
glorious tirn formed by our fathers - crInrni-
ed by their blood. upheld by their hands aud
prayers they have the bIazcn face I" accuse
all others VIII" do km bray with them. n traitors
have been taught that W"nm was frdtcrnal
sympathy. noble, generous effort {" b. c, =
~ikrr IN all that tcuds To the good nf each and
all; but alAs il is now rendered. I" make Al
III n"rty submit I" n majority IT all things, ar
be- but, hrrcd oil like 81 many cattle. We Mre
Er Union. Such as was administered by
Washington, Jefferson. Madison. Monroe and
jackson equal rights t" every American free
nIan-the Constitution ~ il has been amended
the rXrcuti"u ~ all laws faithfully -cOmprn.
mi-r and cnnccSSsi0n, and opI"'Sed tn any war
t'r cOnIuerIng peace, even IL possible; that.
every American citizen Khnuld be ashamed IT.
We brirve this Wur has been forced upon the
!SnutL. They have given warning time aud
nGaIu. aud sIiN the blind charge WAS made an
S"uihrru institutions -iusIi'uii"ns for Which
tue t~s,pIe &c the South ARE not responsible.
Ne hurl back. ~ IL base ISLANDER. the charge
If trait"r." We tell the Black Republicans
they ATE the very traitors. - they are now t'r
war that will make an eternal separation, for
they ARE nat miV currli ing nN'1 war 1T drSir''c-
iI"n, but will ultimately land IN q Country
where the prince is black monarch, ana 'h"sc
others Tho ARE close If kin aud chime IN for
the " flag and Union" Of Black Republication.
are in the same broad track. in hopes If office
hut. ~ before. they will find they are fnll"wing
- phantom which grows less distinct the nearer
il is approached.
Union AND COMPROMISE.
NomrmLm> f. DoRADO, MAY Ii, lsGl.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-18
NOTION no ORMp1ToRs.

StTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of n Dorado
~ In the County Court In and for said County.
GABRIEL WEIINTZ W.. HIS CREDITORR.-- the
mAt!er 81 the petition Of GABRIEL wERNTZ, an
lnsOvent Debtor.
Pursuant to an order on Gle herein, made by the
Hon. James johnson, Judge NJ thu Court aforesaid
notice Il hereby given To all the creditors Of said
ina0vent debtor, Gabriel werntG to he and OF pear
before the Court aforesaid ut the Court House IL said
County, 10 the City Of PlacervIe. on the 9Th day
81 May, A. D. 1851. ut the hour Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
Of said day. To show cause u nny they can Why the
prayer al aad nsOlvent debtor should nat be
and an assignment Of his estate he made, and he b~
discharged FROM his dsbta and liabilities. In uursu.
Hnce 81 the Statue In such case made and provided
And, In the meantime, Il Il ordered that oil judicial
proceeding against said insOlvent d, btOr liz stayed
- Witness my hand, and the Seal NJ said
y. Court hereto affixed, NJ OlAce In the City OF
- PiaccFville, this the 10th day ~ ApriI, A.
D. 1851. MN. A. JANUARY, CLERK.
BY OGDEN eQUInEs, Dcpnty.
Gu. MERKDITH, Attorney for Petitioner. ap2I.S,.e
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-18
PROBATE NOTICR.

OTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Il Do
- TadO-In the ProbAte Court.
In the matter Of the Estate Of SAMUEL n.
JAQUfS. deeeASed.-AM persons interested are
hereby notified TO BE- and appear beiOra the Court
Aforesaid, In open COuTt, 1t the Court Room Of
said Court Ia the city oe PlaeeFvills, a. the RouT
81 10 O'clOck, A.. NJ, Of Monday, tia 9Th day Of
May next, TO tn aud there show cause, 70 any
they can. Why order shonld not b. rTnntra
Moses Tebba, Administrator u said EsisIe, au-
th0rtling and empowering HIN "a Sell The WHOLE Of
the real estate belonging 70 said kstuts.
by order Of Court.
,- Witness my hand. and The seal Of saId
L y. Court herStO ASKED, Al alleo In the City Of
- PincervIllv, thls the 81 Day a April, 4. D.
1851. WM. 4. JANUARY, Ciefk.
Ap21-td ny OanGN eoutnnl. hepaay.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-18
SUMMONS.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County Of u DO ado
- In Justice's Court, Mud Springs Tow nuhi p.
The People 0f the Safe Of California, to 81 AS
SIMMONDS. greeting: You are hereby sum
mined t0 appear before me, at my ohice Ia Mud
Swings Township, at dhe county Aforesaid, on the
18th day Of May, A. u. 1861, At 10 O'clo~k, \.
NJ. 10 answer unto the complaint of d. W. e.
Story, who sues to the sum Of seventy fivs
dollars, with interest from the eighth day OfMay,
A. d. lHoe At the rate Of three per cent PER month
when Judgment will be taken against you for said
amount. together with costs aud damages, " you
fail to APPEAR and answer.
To the sherifror any Constable Of said County
greeting: Make legal service aud due return
hereof.
Given under my hand, this 18TH day NJ February
A. u. 1861. J. MCCORMICK,
Juatice Of the Peace in and for said Township.
Whereas. satisfactory pro"f having this day bcen
made before that Silar SimnrndS the drIrnda mt
In the above action. IL NONRESIDENT OF this state,
1t Is ordered that this Summons be puhliShed In
the MOrNTAIH DEMOCRAT, newspaper publ shed
in the city Of rlarersle In said County, for three
months from the date hereof
J. MCCORMICK. Justicc Of the Peace,
FL dorado, Feb. 18th, 1851 frbl6-3,m
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-18
DISSOLUTION or PAnrwWnawrn

DISSOLUT10M OF PA3IMUReETR
VTNHE COPARTNERsHlP hsesfaiars sxlsting ~
GER, vOSBER0 Z CO., vac diasolxu1, h nnsla1
consent, On the 2eth ult An Vastlso havlsa 1l1ES
against the late hFm, and persons lndale1 g &C.,
will pleAAe call aud settle their nan = 2fIk
GER, VOeDERG I l.COlSGi lOCeR, Whe vi krrsaE
ter conduct the busihess, 81 The ~ slApe.
lnn9eMCRas
!. n. v0AhEMs5.
Upper PIAcsrvIIle. Mag II. 1ssl. @sllszs
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-18
Special Notifies.
Pl.e.rrIlle Post Once.

THE MAILS i0T Sacramento. San Francisco and
for all parts ~ this State, close every day ut this
Onire At y O'clock, PM.
The Steamer mAila for the Atlantic states, close
on the Oh. 18th and 29th Of each month.
The Mails for Oregon and Washington Territory,
CLOSE every dAy AIO O'Clock .. NJ,
The Malls for GTiGEly Flat close At this once
evcTy Wednesday, morning at 6 O'ci0ck.
The Mails for NewtOWn close ut o'clock, A. NJ,
on Mondays. Wednesday,. and Fridays.
The malls IOr CedaTville and Indian DiR9lnRs
close nj o'ctnck 4. NJ. every Monday and Friday
The Malls for Cold springs and ColOma ciOsesv-
cry day, sundays excepted At Ocl0ck.
The Kelsey, Spanish Hat, and Georgetown Mails
close Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 81
o'clock q. M.
The Mails fur Carson Valley close once week
on TuealAy ut o'clock p. NJ.
The Malls for Bait Lake City. close Semi Monthly
on Wednesday mornings Mt o'clock.
OFFICE IIOURS.-PrOm O'Clock, A. NJ, ll2,
NJ; aud from till 8, 2. NJ. Sundays exccptcd.)
On sundaya-FrOm y until 10. A. NJ. and from
y until 4. ". 4. u. SPENCE. p. n.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-18
O. III. p. WHITE a. CO.,
ETS:O Forwarding Merchants


EzA1lA San Francisco, Sacramento,
liza Marysvillc, PlAceryillc
AX@ and Stockton
UFFICES.-San Francisco nt the Office ~ l..
culver, Commission Buyer, corner Front and Sac
ramcnt0 streets SacramentO-at the Wholesale
Grocery and Provision Store Of Bryant & Co., 81
Front street Mary-Nillt-at the Forwarding and
Commission House Of W. +. Ellis. Lower Plaza (;
St0rkt"h-with l5ostwick u " ilhUit placcTvi'lr-
at the Grocery and Provision Store Of HENRY
BYE, Main street, opposite the Cary House.
All goods for the interior Of California and Utah
Territory. b! any nf these places, marked to our
care. will be speedily and cheaply forwarded, aud
otherwise properly attended to. Our references
are the Merchants Of San Francisco, Sacramento.
MarysvillC, Nevada, San Juan, Orleans, MoOrc's,
Wmlsc!'., Downievillc, Forest City, Allcghany,
Grass Valley, Rough aud Ready, Volcano, jackson,
Michigan ISuK, Virginia City, Carson City, Pla-
ccr,ille, and all other interior towns, with the
greater number of whom we have had business
transactions during the last eleven years.
ap.7 i'm y. II. +. WHITE 1 co.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-18

CALIFORNIA BACON, Hams. Lard and Cheese,
~ for sale by HUNT & CllACE,
d26 On the Plaza PIacerville.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-18

GUGARS.-Crushed, Powdered, New Orleans, No.
- China, Coffee Crushed, by the barrel, half bar
rel, box, or 1T retail. HUNT Z CIIACE.
DIS On the Plaza, Piacervllle.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-18

IMPROvEAEST.-The cnterprising prOrriet~
Of the Arcade Restaurant hnS just completed
\ Ih"rOugh ren0vating aud rc'furnislIing III
his popular establishment. New carpets have
been placed upon the h"or. the walla newly
paprred and several other improvements essen.
iial 10 the comfnrt aud convenience Of his
patrons.
TENPERAScH BEvERAGIs.-Frank Riley Co.
have commenced the manufacture, in this city.
IL variety Of pleasant Summer drinks-rOot.
spruce, ginger, lemon and SarsaParillA beer
They will be on sale 1T all the saloons in the
city and vicinity. Temperance folk should re-
member this and pAtronize Frank literally.
APPsoPRIAruoN.--Thc Legislature, last week,
appropriated the SUN Of &4OO in aid If the
Agricultural Society Of this county. This sum
will materially assist the SOcIety in its efOris
to develop the varied agricultural resources Oi
Fl DOradO County.
A LIBERTY POLE, Of very "talT' dimenaionS,
vas Unlisted, few days ago, on the Summit,
and the glOriOus "siarS and stripes" thrown tO
? tbs breeze. 10 presence Of a large cOncOurSc Of
enthusiastic American citizens.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Committee Of Ar
engagements will accept our thanks for an invi-
tAti"n to be present At the first Anniversary
Celebration Of California Grove. No. /, United
Ancient Order Of Druids.
THAxxs.-We always return thanks where
they are due and, AZ we owe . number tn our
Indefatigable iriendr. Tracy and White, Of
Wells. Fargo 4 Cas- Express, We desire to-day
to liquidste the debt. Take EN-, gentlemen.
II Joseph Shepard. late Of Dubuque, Iowa
will call ct the County Clerks Office, he will
much Oblige the County Clerk, W. "A. January
DR. CLAYTON is respectfully requested to Gull
at the office Of the MorNTAIN DEMOcRAT as soer
" possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-09
GREAT BRITAIN.

The political news is unimportant.
Sir Edward Bllwer Lytton, in speaking at DIN.
ner in Herfordshie reviewed the general aspect OF
our foreign and domestic relations. Italy, be said,
had become a great nation. He took Mr. Roebnck d
view Of Austria, and complimented Earl Russell on
bis conduct of the Foreign Department. Sir Edward
said he bad long foreseen the rupture in America,
and he thought it would lead to happy results both
for the safety Of Europe and the civilization OF
America. The breaking up Of the American Repub-
lie was not failure Of democracy. Any other form
of Government woud have equally failed in keep
ing together sections Of community 80 geograph-
ically vast aud with interests so antagonistic to
each other.
The issue Of notices for the adoption of " short
time in the Lancashire mills was daily becoming
more general, and under these circumstances spin
ners and manufacturers were showing increased
confidence and determination TO abstain from prese-
ing their goods the market until prices shall have
attained point ia some degree com nensurate with
the rise in the vaile OF the raw material.
The Times, in It's City Article, attributes the con-
tinued decline in the funds TO feelings Of dsquie
to the prospects of The operative classes in Manches
ter during the coming Winter and the influence
which partial suspension OF the cotton trade may
have upon the revenue.
Mr.. Guinness Hill, the gentleman charged, under
extraordinary circumstances, with tie suppression OF
his child and Justification of the registry had been
committed fOT trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-09
Politics IN ONONDAGA COUNTY.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune
SYRACUSE, Oct Z, 1861.
1t has been published that two County Conven-
tons assembled in this city the Cd inst that one
acted as porty Republican Convention, and nomi-
mated an exclusive Republican ticket, as such, who'll
ly repudiating the Union movement; that the other
was called a, Union Convention, and nominated a
Union ticket about evenly divided between the old
parties.
What was the origin of this Union movement ?
In great crisis Of public affairs when patriotic men
telt that our country was all and party nothing, the
Republican State Committee formally invited the
Democratic State Committee to unite in calling q
State Convention which should simply take for its
platform vigorous support Of our Government in
the preseut war for the Union, and nominate State
candidates pledged to that platform, irrespective of
party distinctions.
Ibls was an enormous concession from the organs
OF party which could carry the State without any
Democratic aid by over 10000 majority. Yet the
Republicans of the State CALAMITY sustained the ac
ton of their Committee. II there was dissenting
voice it was silenced or drowned by the over whelm.
ing pia udits OF the Republican masses
The 'emocratic State Committee was too unpa
tIiotlc ana too unwise to accept this magnanimons
Offer I'm. 'ortunately that Committee was pre-
dominated 0, 'er by petty wire-pnlen without the
capacity or ca 7caiion of satesmen-men sbrewd
enough in the paitty tricks Of the lobby, but wholly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-09
Arrived.

Steamship wsba,h u. iisls), Mercer Charleston &c.
Bah Josspins (Br, newt Flint, Of and from YsrmOati.
n s.. Q days In ballast 20 master =.
Brs knsO,tura Msbnsn, Bordeaux % days, wine, 8e
schI D. Faust, Mor.ndcr ArsGeSO P R. Sept aS' sugar
and mO!,,'e' g Mcc5esdy Moit 20: Mp a.y. lo.
wsS chr A s,h%.h Si Es. MaS wAismOre Cow Bay c.
IS scr ~ mahOa Bets, NIcic,:an Boston day. in belfast
Schr Henry Gibbs, Snow, ewbetord OIL
Schr Diadem, LudlAn, PToStdsncs2 days
sehf. ehet Irs:,ee sSE n.,;s oiI.st'
Sehr SaFsh ~ snn Nm My Ms u tsNsa IN b,.
sShr susan L jayne. Jayne. Brookhsyen. In baiAat-
schr. r 4. yeT@jIs AHIshH. Boston s day: 81.
Steamer f. W Broome. Foster Baltimore, mdfe TO WH'
s.e.a,sr Alice, M,kin, Baltimore ndse. William Da
N' Steamer Mar. Nichols, Philadelphia mdss to j. n
sissn,er R,r.n, Slower Pbi'd'pAa md's to Lopez
Steamer Wh.idoa u. s. Han'pOrs, culmery w''iDi''a'
stsaaeT jersey Blue CU. s transport LOvsl'nd rhhd''
Steamer Weche..s Jous, Providence nd'e 20 sa"''
Bynner -, ia. IA y Bynuer
,ss Eaer gsy PTnssTsSiss Robs. Liverpool Sept
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