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, 1862-11-08

The a7pofn tment OF ~ Drouya de L1u7s to
to the 1tost ,7f French minister Of fozeiga
affairs, IL plaea of NJ. Thouveue1. Is a mlsSer
cf some impon ance pernaps to tals couus'Y,
tha1 his psedecsA sor. Ga this we shall not
La:=r<; fpeeulatioa believing that the s',ul Of
the French gove1n1 7Gnt is the will of Louis
Napoleon. Ii. Drea IN de LnaEs has been ont
Of p7b1ic Life for SIX years: although a2 to
1855 h=t TOOK IT, very ?: omiusns parE ID it. aud
is we].:known tt1ronkh, nut Europe for his aail-
ity. This quality he en-. y manifested. His "a
ther, who was Patis.ian Of great wealth,
placed him at the College of LaEis lie Grand ;,
where he bore ofau the fist prizes-.as HhaE
ia England is called ''the, first wfangler:" :"
HIS Accomplishments and tastes nasnral1y
disposed him to enter upu1 diplomatic life,
and he was appointed 'seclrt '1y OF legation to
Hol1and, and Iheu to Spain. Al Id 2f:erWar held
aposr 10 the office Of Dreign fairs TTnls in
this employ Incnt, he becamea ;successalcl15i-
date for seat n TIE chemaeEof deputies, de-
featins q pro:nin!stsrsal oppn aent. Whea
France was agir*ssd by the Tahiti Question n
Uronyn de LnuEs sided against ministers, -a:ld
lost, thereupoa, 5is placeiu the ofiea Of foreign
saatrs. He was prominent in his opposition
1v II. Guizot, ID 1888 When Oiiil3n Barret
peceme minister Under Louis Eayo.eon, II.
Dlunyn DE- LhuEs vas appointed minister ot
foreign affairs, and wrote the Instructions Il,
Ger. 0ahinot for the invasion Of Kome. TIE
couuter-French view Tas from TIE pau IF
ala2zu1. With :.ltlless menory aud tFe1-
cnanE rhetoric, th= italian a5saIted tbs Ffruca
mini: tcria1 array Il s'asec1ents regazaiaG z3ss
Republican goSefbm.ns CT Eonle. HaE days
Ut cneap repubiicaa embassies from P4rls 70
LONDON being declared ove., AE. D:ouyn de
LErys wezt ~ith due state as eu13assa3or 70
rae Court Of s.. James: and wasn that tie
lneDGou: tempest III teapot, The D;:n Pac:tico
bfawl r'ged, he sustaIaed :bt: French Interest
in England. France sided With Gresc=, and
the an,icabie relations between England aud
her we're soneWhat disturbed, but vera soon
harmcnizsd- When the French r. publ: WAS
Gtstrored. ii. Drouyn DE- .Lbu5s assu ned 4
second time the portfolio for foreign atfl,rs;
out not Hhirg the results Of the Vienna Con
ference III 1855, he resigned Ills post, AMI the
gear att:r. his place ae Senator. Slnca that
te,icc, - we have seen, ne has not besn in
political life. He is understood to be 1aore
p1o-papal temporalitiss tean H. ThoVene1,
sud bis appointment, therefore, has created
eou,e stir in I;sli II politics. As regards cur
o*n Tast doni:n mt wa7, and its Tremendous
Issues, it is believed he is IN im3toyemeut
upon his predecessor IN oi1iae.-.E !. 7li54ne.
, 1862-11-08
DcHtb OF Commodore PAndernaat

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. T.-Commodore PEN
dereasr, commandsns of the Philadelphia navy
yard died This morning of paralStic attack.
He YVES Eixty.two 3ears of age, aud has been
In the naval service Of the country oyer fly
! years.
, 1862-11-08

Little Delaware, o slave State, st7uds
boldly up :or the Union. Latest ngures gire
Fisher {Unlon) fur Congress- nine m4jority-
rather mall; but then Ills q small State. For
governor, Wn,. Cannon u Aion) has about 100
1nai,,riry
, 1862-11-08

Snow Storm at Roston.

RosToS, Nov 7-2 p. m-Snow co nmeu ,ed
talli1g tbickl5 here al O'Clock this suorntn:,
accompanied by esrong tasserl5 wiad.
There il no abatement Of the storm up to thls
hour
, 1862-11-08
Eurtrn <,f" Col. makheyV8D0 Reed,
RallfAFd Match,

BuFFAro, Nov. 7.-The billiard match be.
tween Foley of Clereland aud kAyanau5h OF
New York YES Won By KaTAnau5h h} XVI
| points.
, 1862-11-08

Tie 3a,,zs kcsp- ont bulletin tha: Love
j., is aea.rc, which Is no: true, as isis Ger
tsin,y clcc:ed l}y tor7 70 i've hua3red N j otl.
~. Henry county glres him fully 500 M
jcritE, which settles the question We have
Tie following rstu1ns from that county:
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A NOTICEABLE FACT.

Il is q noticeable fact that, despite the
large Democratic gaics in the reject clac-
1ious, in almost every place where the
Democrats put forward candidates OF
known and avowcd cisloya1ty, or men
who were supposed to be controlled by
secessionists, they were defeated by heavy
majo-iiies. Tal1azidfEhan1 was defeated il
Ohio By 5000, aud Mahony in Iowa By
1000. In this district, Sherman was de-
1aeted cvcr 1900, principally hy the out
rsgeous disloyalty Of his party organ, the
Chicago Times. and the championship Of
such men as r. 7. Merrlck and Buckner S.
Morris. # the soldiers who have gone
from Cook county had been allowed to
vote, Sherman would have been beaten by
over 5000. The IGhaes is very loquacious
on the subject Of "what the elections
mean" VIII it not tell ~hat the election
1cre l11cans2
, 1862-11-08

TIE radical Republicans OF Kansas have
swept the State against combination Of Dem
ocrste, secessionists, sore-heads, bnlters and
conssryat1ves-electiug Carney governor and
Wjlcer to Congress-, and Carrying both
branches Of the legislature bs decided mojori~
ties. The city Ct Leavsrwo:th gives 47':' Re-
publican majority, and the cauatS 800; D,ni-
pAan corrty fully 500 msjority, aad Dongsas
4d0- Commenting On the result in the s:ats,
tho l. avEGTorth Conservative says:
The election is tger. and thera eau he no
noubt Of the Euec@zs Of every candidate on .1e
Republican Ticket. This is Result ~aich 1i.l
give joy rot only to a rast m.jori:y Of the
people pf K.rsas, but to all men throughout
tile loyal Nutth who desire 10 sEe tue Psesi-
Izut'r emancipation policy fnllS snst lined. Ii
G1her S:Atts have doue Us VIII Is Kansas. ai1
will be gel; hut division Of eouaeels in this
hour Of peril cannot bur result in evil conse-
| gncnccs. Our election had national s;gnid
carer, am tor tbis reason we adhered srric.is ;
! to tLt Republican nominees and Advocated
I their electinu With al the caracstna5s 10 our
| l,s'wcT, :=lIbuugh there we're niaDy things con-
| ntc'el with the CANVASS Thicn did no0 meet
| viii. our ;ipprtTal nad have uc7 our udo:-e-
ma1t. Orr candidates we're fully com sa1tted
20 tie AN I-SLa AVERY pulley of the gavcrn-
| 1:sent, aud thaG fact onlHeigl:d every oinei
| cGlsidesatiou.
, 1862-11-08

E In Massachu-cits, Governor Andrew,
Union, is reelected by q, LOCO n m,jorlty. All
tie Congressman are Uninuist6, unl.ss Mr..
Sleeper, the peoples candidate in the I'D
district, should dis7rroiof expectation. Tae
others arc oil radical Republicans. The
legislature is, Of course, ever ahs1inIag1y Re-
uub1icau- Union,
, 1862-11-08

Tie otlcr towns voted about as the above.
The uuterrifled Democrats ran Ben Graham
for CorSrcEs in neary county, who FEC .ired
fw3 OF three hundred votes In the county.
, 1862-11-08

sol 1,l74, Allen $50. Ingersolrs mujority,
o51; Norton !, LIS, Diekey $40. Norton's
msjorits, ,..G56.
, 1862-11-08

! escaped for the second TIME tr.m sae military
| prison here.
Ninety-six guerilla prisoners arrived by the
North Missouri railroad to-day.
ST. LOUIS, Nov 7.-Governor Gamble has
=, 7pointed Thursday, the 9Th. thanksgiving
EE
:, 'e case of Judge Lakeland, recently ar-
res:e ttor the encouragement Of the rebellion
ana o oposi.1on TO the government in its
proeeea ton Of the war, &c hss been referred
to Myio. General Curtis, whose decision in
the naattz las noG Iransp1red~
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EEAGED FEOP-eSA7 S ARE TN.
yiTEE u2til the 18th eay Of SoEemosr. 1862. for
snppl3fr tire Unlt' Stats Su5stSt anc. Depa4 teut
wi.h s nd0 head Of Beef t.'ttre the hoDf.
Tue Cattle to be- del!seted 1T Washington. D C.,
srd each AKIN ri to *yera.e 39t poun1s gross. No
Cattle rdnIittec that wst.bs f.ss than LTD pouada
grrss. Ee frs, StaGs a1d Bu' not @autad-
The first d. livery Of Cattle to Re unae on Ehe rst
day Of Dece415er, tn 5efs.fter tie G1vara
meat ma7 direct en3 hfa II s'aste per xeek viii be
required to he delivered uader this contract
b,nd viii. gt tod sufficient security Will he re-
CURED. TwettT per cont Of the puEchase MONEY
Will be retained Until comp elton OF h. tnutraet
Pr0poeaIt from contractors ~h1 have previously
fa1ed comply with thet- bids from dsioFal persons.
where t5c bidder il not Present to respond II his
bid VIII not be considered.
The o firms should be state1 IN ftt, with the
.prgTtse address II earh U1efuher OF the hTU.
I'll bids nuat be accompanied hF f&a guarantees.
BIDS to be directed ta COT. A. EECKNlf I'll. L. D. c.
and c. S. H. S. g.. Washington. D. =, and endorsed
"frorosals for Beef Csttle."
FoE1 OF GCAEAtsTEE
We, of the county Of -. aed State Of - do
hererF Era7aLtee thAt = IL a1:e t fnan the con
trEct in erdanc= Eitl ths t=r Of h.s pr.rstio
AZ that. s!on1d bis proposition he arc"n7eI lie VII!
ct once tzHct ii orsanc5 the:1 With
Sossuiu The centrnct be aEEn1A-1 hts1, PIE
pared to become n securities
This A1fPe must pr. sE 7eu led to tch bid
TteTerrtns.b1ItY ri t1s El4raaturs u,ut ne s!i3un
rr t1e FF1GIA1 cert tata q! t1+ tlsris If tue
district Court or the United stI:cs D'-t1sEt 1t.
toibey- n1tx31F
, 1862-11-08

AO5 NlH 20 L<3 AN AT
f1-s}4EJsJAt Io-- rate Of tzt=rest t!9u s; <
upwa' d.. G1EENE 3AUM Il EOREhN:
no5ye56 5tuet No. 43 S3uth C1arE-s=-. tup-s<a-s-1
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-01
From Island No. 10
ST. Louis Mail .

d. Louis, March 90
The army correspondent Of III. Pr,
can, writing under date of Cain 'S a.
says: -'a.
The firing on Friday at Island Y. :,
was quite heavy. the rebels spns.,;. ~: ~
a new battery, mounted. il Il sns. s
with l2s Founders. The spem, ~. -
seen cutting away the trees. ,nS - =
pushing forward other mean, of a.lrl
They seem to have no idea Of ,,s.a.. s
at present and are getting nS,s s,u.a, |.
position ''e .
Word reached the seet last night H.,
rebel gunboais, partly clad with r,;l. ="
iron. had appeard below Poip, Pie.
but as Gen. PVpe's batteries extend ~,
IN enntinuoas line for fifteen mile. !, :
believed they esanot forea passage
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-01

New York. March %

Intelligence by the steamer Constitution
from Fortress Monroe states that Commn-
dore Farragut's feet numbers twenty.tbrAe
vessels, including tho Hartford, Pensacola
and Brooklyn. ard Commodore Porter,s
mortar feet numbers twenty nine vessels.
The officers Of the Constitution supnnse
the work 81 reducing Forts jackson and
ST. Phillip was commenced some DAYS
since.
IL was supposed that some of the mortar
boats would take position in an inlet in ,te
rear Of Fort jackson. while Others would
advance within Smelling distance in the
river, and endeavor to drive the enomy out
Of the forts. In the meantime the gun.
boats would silence battery about a mile
below the forts, which protects the barri-
cade OF the river.
If the forts should continre imperyious
to the bcmbs of the mortar fleet, those &C.
quainted with the energy of Farragut an-
ticipate he will take the feet directly under
the guns of the forts. and by repeated
broadsides of grape and sbarpnel endeayor
to drive the gunners from their posts.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-01
GEN. cURTIs's ARMY IN ARKANSAS
st. Louis. March d

st. Louis, March %.
The Democrats correspondent sends the
following from General Curtis, now at
Cross Timbers, Arkansas, under date of
the Goth:
The supplies of forage and provisions
having become entirely exhausted in the
region about Sugar Creek, the army in
consequence made temporary retrograde
march of - miles, yesterday, to this place.
l suppose one object of Gen. Curtis is to
hold a strong position at the head of the
debouch through Cross Timbers Hollow,
until the arrival Of the expected Kansas
reinforcements.
We have reason to believe that the enes
my, since their late defeat, are recupera>
ting and probably being reinforced by
fresh troops. We have information that
a large body have crossed the Boston
Mountains with the intention of attacking
US again. Ii may be, however, that only
large recOnnoitering force is advancing
this way.
Our troops are in fine spirits, and are
ANXIOUS again TO grnpple with the foe.
The 18th Illinois regiment, nearly a
thousand strong, has arrived and joined us
from Rola
Gen. Curtis has brought in a printing
press, via PinevilIe.
Our wounded are doing as well as the
natHre of their wounds will permit. They
have been mostly removed to Cassville.-
Seine are in the houses at KeitsviIle.
The weather is cold and wintrv.
Col. Clay Taylor, from the rebel camp,
arrived at headquarters ST. Louis) in an
ambulance last evening, bringing ColOnels
Heron and Chandler, taken prisoners at
Pea Ridge. with proposals for an exchange.
The death Of MeCull1oh is confirmed
His remains were conveyed to Texas in q
metallic coffin.
Capt. Stevens, of Bowen's battalion,
captured two rebel Captains and seven pri.
Yates yesterday, on Indian Creek.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-01
Disunionlshl al a Prem,uI

DtsuHtORishl al a Premium.
There are disuniouists at the North as
well as at the South.
If any would doubt this, all we have to
do is to refer them to the history of events
for the last few months.
Wendell Phillips, notorious disunion-
lists, who believes that the constitution is a
covenant with death and league with hell,
has been, of late, lionized and courted, not
only by his professed sympatbisers of trea-
son, but by our government authorities.-
The Vice President of the United States
and the Speaker Of the House of Repre>
House have paid him high respect. 10
deed he is just now the greatest man liv
ing, if We would judge from the respect
paid to him by the Republican press and
the prominent men of that party every
where. AT Washington, at New York,
and at Chicago, the place where the ruin of
our country was contaminated, this sworn
enemy to the constitution and the Union,
has been holding forth Of late to immense
assemblies Of admirers aad sympathisers
Aud then GIddings. and Carl Shurz, and
Helper, and Fremont, ana Cassius NJ
Clay, and a host Of others of like sectional
agitasors and old school Abolitionists, by
being appointed to lucrative offices, have
been rewarded, as it were, for being instru-
mental III the spoilation of the best govern
ment the world ever saw.
II is true, Postmaster General Blair, and
U. S. Senators Browning. Harris, Cowau,
and Doolittle, and other Republicans Of
eminenee, have nobly declared against the
insane and reasonable plottings of the
Abclitionists, but the control Of the dom;.
nant party, as we'll as the appointments to
Office. are at tho disposal Of the ultraists.
Abolitionism, is, indeed, at a premium.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-01
From The Soutbw...

p.,;., hoLLA, Me-, MAJ,
keiiatie persons just from ,Ss sfeh @
:. the oo southwest say that the Ia'nyh
1000 strong, under Van H.. Isoels, Son.
have reueated entirely ac,os. and Ptis
Mountains, aud are now a,Tl1 me BOst0,
Fort smith; receiving supplies fr Dufts lta
R pms ana Little Rock ria The = a'a-
The Texas troops are msch A.,
at the death of McCulloch, ana ~ eaitsu.a
slams feel the death of MsI, .ae Art,s.
severely. ilesh I.,
sh, es. clothing IA
Albert Pixies Indians ha,. -
turned 70 tie Indian Nation m TO' yn,
not formidable in the ba,,Is +. insy ss,
stricken at the effect of our a,, ET,ng pshe.
Price received his Major G.n.s
mission in the Confederate sara e0a,
10th. ser'ise % n,
One regiment of Texas ttOcD, s.,
Van Buren, on the 18Th, to reirs, fea;ss'
Dorm, and more were expected f -es Tia
lana. The whole rebel reinfor.a.oG Lous,
not exceed 5000 in the next sir ~sl's vii
Lieut.. Col. Heron, Of the N;, mett;.
who was taken prisoner. was y iu'a iOE,,
of the rebels for two weeLs ~ ~ rue land.
badly frightened. and retrea,.a ineJ Were
dly, and fos the first DAYS Of ley ssiy npk
had nothing to eat. Their ca nsn Light
captured. O'en easily
Gen. Curtis army fell back to K.;...,,
to secure forage, Arkansas, uorth ~ "
etteville, being entirely cleaned ~. fs,-
forces are now camped a, the cro,. =: w
Hollow, where water and forage A.. ~ va
Our pickets extend into Arkan.s. Pisay
rebel piekets come north 20 ~. 's ~. u.
Boston Mountains '"s 'op u
Fayetteville is unoceuPied. verbal
cnion sentiment has been deyelI.S" aug :
Arkansas. Pe' u
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-01
Measures for the Benefit OF ss,e
Negro.

The flowing measures for the benefit
of the negro, have been introduced into
Congress during the present session:
l. Recognition of the negro empire Of
Hyatt.
2. Adjustment of Negro slavery in the
District of Columbia.
3. Prohibiting our army officers from
returning fugitive slaves.
4. Establishing plantation for free
negroes in South Carolina. and taxing the
people of the north to support it.
3. Proposal to aid the States TO abolish
negro slavery, by taxing the northern peo-
pie Is pay for their slaves.
= To repeal the fugitive slave law.
To repeal the Law which forbids ne
groes fran being stage drivers or carving
the United States mail.
s. To prohibit Shareholders from taking
their slaves into Arizona Territory.
There are measures Of a similar kind.
but have not yet been fully matured and
laid before congress. By the time that
body gives them q full discussion it will
have little leisure to consider the interest
Of the white man. No wonder petitions
are being sent into congress, even from
New England 10 let the negro question
alone.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-01
From Washington.
Washington. Ma,

Washington, March 81.
The following nominations by the Pres
ident were referred to the Military Con-
mittee: Ward 3. Burnett, of n. Y; Carl
Schurz, of Wis; NJ. S. Haskell, of Ind. ::
John w. Gea-y Of Pa. Horace Wardner
and B. McVickar, of ILL., ]. T. Bradford
and James D. Hutchill. of Ky; Alonzo J.
Phelps, of Ohio; S NJ. Hamilton, of Ill,
The amendments thus far made to the
made to the tax bill are not decisive, but
merely the action in Committee of the
Whole, the House having finally to act on
them. 1t is believed Congress will, in
conformity with the bill proposed 10y the
Secretary Of the Treasury. increase the tax
On tobacco, whisky. AMI other luxuries.-
The hasty clause, taxing the stock of whis-
ky now ia the hands Of dealers. will prob.
e5ly be recoasider1l The bill, with this
clause stricken cut viii be uniiorm and
more acceptable
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-01
Fron Gen. Banks, CoIu.nn

t" 1ork, Murcii -
A letter in the Philadelphia Inquire.
states that Col. Geary's headquarters are
at UPpe-vi'le, Fanquier county Virgins,
and the forces under his command are
guarding the passes Of the Blue Ridge and
Winchester.
The latest intelligence we have from
Strasburg is dated yesterday. Ashby's
rebel forces, with four guns appeared near
Strasburg and threw several shells into our
camp, killing cue of our men, and wound
irg another. His position was such as to
prevent us from cutting him of
Gen Banks recounoitered all the posi-
tions Of the enemy for several miles around,
and returned to camp after dark
The rebel Gen. jackson is believed to be
very quiet before Edlnbure
Most of the population of S:rasbarg have
been IluioUists throughout the war and are
so still.
The agent Of the Manassas Gan Railroad
and station master, who have been hiding
for weeks in the mountains, to avoid Gen.
JacksOn's forces, have returned and given
valuable Information to Gen. Banks. MANY
OF the inhabitants have been residing for
weeks in the mountains.
Washington, March %.
General Shields teIsgraphs that our vic
tory at Winchester has been more fatal to
the rebels than ut FIRST supposed Union
prisoners who escaped from the Mount
jackson prison, just arrived, saw eight
wagons loaded piih dead and wounded en- =
ter Mount jackson on Monday at 10 P. NJ.
forty-four miles from the battle field, in
thirty hours. The rebels admitted that
they had ii 900 in the fell also, that they
los, between 1000 TO 1900 in killed and
w"unded We are finding their graves at
some distance from each side of the road
The blow has struck terror to the heart of
the Shenandoah Valley.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-01
Worse. and Worse ,

The editor of the True Democrat says be
Is compelled to believe" the silly story
that the rebels, in Arkansas, "made can
dies from the dead bodies of Union soldiers,
formed rings and ornaments and spurs
from their bones, and took their skulls as
trophies" Indeed the editors phrenologi-
cal bump of credulity must be excessively
large. Wouldn't wonder if some of these
waggish correspondents that are writing
for the papers from the army, would make
him believe the "moon was made Of green
cheese" vet.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-01
From the Gulf Of Mexico

The gunboat Huntsville arrived
ming. from Key West on t3e IN NoA.sf.
The Niagara. South Csro.iDs; -
Water WITCH, Marion, and oinsf
were there. .,s. bai
Heavy firing had been heard 81 ~ .a.. 4
Of the Mississippi Passes, where '
our vessels bad gone. Vai
Porter's feet bad all ieft d"
also several gunboots. .u,nss
An attack on Nez Orleans N
tsrily expected. -. pupis
Vessels from Hsvspns repon
Of rebel vessels there. % Crs
A French map-Of war from s - 4
had twenty-se'en yellow lever
board.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-01
From New Mexico.
New York, March .

New York, March 81
Santa Fe a17ices Of the 10th inst. state
that the Texans have taken SAINT, Fe.-
Major DOnels0n, commander of that de-
partmen'. reached Kansas CITY on the
18th, en- route FIR Washington, to urpe FIR
waFd reinlnrcements fer Forts Craig aud
Union.
All the government property had been
sent to Fort Union, and all American fam
lilies had fed tbither. Four hundred trnnTs
at Fort WISE are ordered to reinforce Fort
Union which will make strong defence.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-01
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The Difference.

Eight years ago, Stephen A Douglas.was
driven out of Chicago by an Abolition
mob, for attempting to speak in behalf Of
the constitution aud the supremacy of the
laws.
On last Friday night, the boosted dis
unionists, and feviler of the constitution,
and nullifer Of the laws. Wendell PHILLIPS,
in obedience tothe request of reasonable
organization of that city. lectured there to
large audience-and was yccifernu.ly
applauded while uttering his pernicious
sentiments.
Mark the difference.