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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-20

ST. NICHOLAS HorgL NswiogE. March? 1853
DR. HosrETrER-DcdT >1 Being Of bilious tempers'
IN, IT. and having suffered much from heretofore,
determined hen leaving New Orleans for New-forx IN
June ist 10 Try your celebrated stomach bitter hsSi4
made tue tip Ia the propeller Trade ind without the east
Inconvenience owing th,r preventive EFT scy procured.
suth Il July box Of your btter for the OF NY
sell and friend. Contemplated voysge q Europe
IN the Grra Eastern. AFTER .rn; t. Sea opened the boz
together with about ten Of fellow pasISer pT,ook
Btcr On tie second lay some " IT, aides On
board .a-sick but by taxing half wine gsssgl three
times iAy they recovered DR.. GodsDOrow, tie ships
physician and Cap, Patton the Commander together WIN
sgs- portion - the passengers, subsequently, esp'nnsnte1
with tie Bitter. uniformly with entire lucy
viii certify 10 III. fact that during the whole TIP NOT one
rarson 90 board sick after the second day u "
having proped tie ls, remaining bottle. infins
cc had the article my return voy 1e, ani
suffered than describe In consequence have Or
der, boxes from two Of lay lat. fellow Passengers
now Ia Liverpool aud shall send them out by the neH
steamer You ought have depot in Liverpool advising
Venturlng for tie rst time lor indeed AZ any ,rs
obtain II possible, supply oi your Bitter osois
leaving port and thereby themselves against sea sA-
JOHN A. MI ELlOR.
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American Instifute.-An Adjourned Meeting Of ms
In-tute viii be held Rooms in the Cooper mon build
ing THIS (ThursdayJ EVENING, Aug 90 at clock Inc
members requested to attend
THOMAS McELRATH. RecoFdiny Secretary.
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Devlln & Go.
summer Complaints.

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
Thi. fl,hionsb. cd-ne be- ,h, season q
the year particularly whenever You nave the least uncoofi
ahe feeling from an lin sencr of Whenever Dar
fhca or Ia bo~ss the rsut Il eating au-i food
or relaxing condition az The aimosphcr. u is aec"fif
10 direction, never check he d.orde- iui aay ice
pain For year, b. been tested aud i. reliability e'ao
h,hei beyond dlabi
The colder. lfse Potomac bear testimony 20 BE- efficacy
in curing Of Darh,a sad Dyeacfies Tor they poor fellows
Paid The suffers last high - when u was be
you'd power supply them Os % cents oF bottle OF the
Relief
For Diariea Dysen'cry aud Cholera Morbus use RAD
WAYS READY RELlEF-chcw At,le gum arabic and
avoid ouiste mixture. RADWAY 4 Co. So Ma.du -.lue.
sod By Druggists generally.
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>lu,h Wnrd Republican Association

fhe Smith Ward Arpuhinn hssnria'iuu viii Dee he'd 10
blce,aei building. on FRIDAY tkfNlNG the 'lst inst.
pufsuant t, ca Il the Central Committee 'or he purpose
District Delegates nominate bel'saf~s Go the
Union state Convention. Polls open nom q 90 forl,k
MM n. oIDNtY President
= ID Tu.NrR Secretary
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DIR. SterIina's AmbrOsia


SOMETHING FOR EVERY LADY AND GENTLEMAN.
AHBROSIA Il Stimulating Oily Extract Of Roots, Barhs
and Herbs ~ cure all diseases Of the scalp and itching Of
tn head entirely eradcaes dandrur prevents the hair from
falling turning preaurey gray 1t - thick
and long Beware OF limitations None genuine but Dr. seT-
.ugs
READ AND SEE
READ AND SCI
READ AND SEE - - .
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Yiy,,,b \N,,d N,,ublirnu \,,orirf,on.-

Eighfh Nnrd KrpnbIirnn N--oriniiOn.~Iuo As-
s1r.s'u vii convene Of raiqHaf'Fs 40 iif furcrst or
FRIDAY INESlNn lst usf ai - o. ~ i1r OBJ" purpos" q
e,otins Delegate. tfr District Cnnteto which uscn
ton elects D.rs4ic. tc keplacin lnon riai~ tonyrn-
,ln Union men uirudils g. support nVn STATE noait-
tons lsr invited 90 attend
ANDEW BLEAkLEl. President
W. r, ,5,,,. see'c'afir'
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TNHEE DAYS LITER FN0N EUROPE.
THE SIDON OFF CAPE RACE.
Comments Of the french and Engllsn
Press on the Election Of Arch
duke Macmillan.
ne IS LIKELY 70 ACCEPT THE GieSiChN THRONE.
Report Of an Alliance Between Mexico and Inc
Southern COniGdcracy.

psAcEABlE ASPECT or TIE POLISH QUESTION
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To the Ciliycn. Of the Third wnrd.-Tte

To I'M Z NFIfH@ OT THF MT" VT " h.
signed tsmmeH # the auYfe af4 tnf1.ftri ~ t' 10
publican A.so.i.i1n most cordially uff" aN r'f'nf h'
rree snd pedsr taess'. o support 'hr r'risica T. o.
..le,ei hs ho riln snd Rr han Convection 10 oe lei
Il .yrs-. ou 20 ~ rrish~f & md enroll thr
ID. MOS u order o. nfr ls flr selection o p,esei and
Aferus'os g. saii ,onrefia Tie 0mri'eo 81 - IN n
truIsnfs . 80 ~ Srrruv hfr'~i ou Iuesiay N'ine-
L.y ald TAni.5fy ctrri.s of rs. rrs loal % ococs
a q. =. ~ NOhrf.
JOS % COSTA
" n 'rNfN 'tcmmi,er
vs. n.MptAlLE
Tpfffg pDVTNFH
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p,ch,c.n,, Ward RrpubIIcan Acquaintance

Etghfreytb w IRA kFpIbi'HI s-sOrlH
9rat!cr, corner Pro Ntwsy and 2jtst FRIDAY EVEN
nNg 2., ne FOR " pCrrD,e of eec,ins three Delegate
three Alternate. Ia che Republican Union state COnvsn
ton TO be held Syracu " Oh the ~ u ,epep'r foi'
open from u 10 "a O'Clock NM LAIMbtrA
Wm DRrNno,D, Secretary President
Nineteenth Ward Repub Ican A-,ociation.-A
special Ing Of this Association vi be held - Dngeden's
3day between 5Fh and t0sts on FRIDAY, Ilst inst for
the purpose Of eecing rec Dele nd three Aenie to
cu.e On the "a Vi September. Polls open rom 2 III 3!
O'Clock p. m. VIM l., DECAMP
ALLAN COOPER. s..,, President.
CyRus L. FRosT,
Twentieth Ward Republican AssocIasion.-In|
pursuance Of call Of the Central Committee ELECTION
for Delegates and Aernaes the Syracuse Convention
will be held on FRIDAY EVENING Aug 2ist at Lincoln
Hall Polls open from Il y m -, ,,rv p,,.
JAMES l. HasnE Secretary
Twenty-First Ward Republican Association.
A Ils w ard Republican AsorIstiOn VIII be neh
al No l attn avenue FRIDAY evening the 2lt pursuant
10 the call the Central Committee for the OF elect
ing Delegates the Assembly District oonveaions Pos
open from u 20 y o'clock. THUS H. hSiEN' rfes
RoBr. y. DUNCAN Sec
Twenty second Ward.-In pursuance of call Of the
Central Committee meeting Of the Iwentysecond Ward
Republican Association will be- held at no OBS Bthav, on
FRIDAY EVENING Aug IL to elect delegates to the syria
Convention The poll. viii be op,n zen u H. !"
r. PATTERSON, sec'y
A Meeting Of the Twenty second Ward tx.
erutiye Committee will be held AZ the same pace on
THURSDAY EVENING at 3p M Punctual attendance Is
reque,ted IRA A. ALLEN, Chairman.
5. z. sSossoy, secy.
American Institute.--An Adjourned Meeting Of thi-
Institute viii be held al Rooms. the Cooper mon Build
ing THIS (Thursdayj EVENING Aug 20 at CLOCK Inc
members requested to attend
THOMAS McELRATH RECORDING Secretary.
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AN. respectfully your obedient servant,
JOHN 4. MUELLOR.

CHELSEA, Mich, July 10 1853
MFssRs IIosrErrER ( SMITH, Pittsburgh Pa-Gcnner>T.
Pleas. send Of BeTs bottle Of last cnslsa.
men, being c liner, ssed sale for theu s-uy
Mr Hatch of had been sick during the whole OF st
inter and cured by the Of three bottles He lad
Liver Complaint accomp aned by cough tried al the py,i.
clans here sent miles for csiebra Doctor, and thou ss
h. would die The ms. stopped The cough
cured hun. Your truly, NhEpON \ HAiCh
RENssELAyRyIIIE. July :. 1903
MR.sKs HosrErrER ( SMITH -GcnncmcR Please end
me some Of your B'icrs your earliest convenience A.
have al present extensive for them have no rii-
elm. of which am selling a, much Buers have
.pt then. daring two Nrars lAst past They have besid
10 .. they have performed fssdrNable cares IA Dye
pepsia which OF long standing and IRON, "hea
they acquired reputation won oy no o..c,
onr market; can certificates surpsssins anything
YOU have published II Of aue to You being tnAos
h m lielnr will bee introduced Ia every place. petsoie
,,cr. A. well acquainted with as they would not be With
outt Respectfully yours
". + SWEET Druggist
Rams srxili, Albany N. u.
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". i. SWEET Druggist
Rcnsscserilie, Albany County n. l.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU ~ YARDS AND Docks.
IA, is,l (

N
Mes,y. HosrgrrER SMITH. PinsJwgh, Pa!
GENrLKas>. About four years since my attention wac
ca Celebrated stomach Bt.ls being al the uns
perfect martyr TO Dyspepsia IN al oil US ,.n, 'ohs M
dee. had not known tor years uninterrupted nists
se.p commencsd OF your bttefs taxing them
codng to your directions except that the dose "as reduced
half and found myself much, Why NVth benefited ~
IA. 6r.t bottl, the second relieved entirely, but hsvs
ever .inr, tak ell dose the morning Immediately Using
ars n 10 st As tonic and appetizer of ,he xosI AaskE
,aI There popularity In the effect ot
ritt.r, o ma. which may be well To state: II from any
he acutely with the headache, dos1
of your Buts BELIEVES me IN fiFrEkS MNvrts In con.
u.on saw with all sincerity and truth would not be
turned 70 III. Of health in which your Bi,te found
and from which they have USauEsrioSABLY kELEyEo Ma.
,on AL THIS MONEY IN THs WORLD.
au with great respect, your obejent servant,
JOHN W. BRoNAuGH, Chief Clerk.
Ngw CoNsALgscESr CAMP }
NEAR ALEXANDRIA Va, May q. lsoJ
Messrs liosrErrsR SMIrH-Dear Sns WI you 40 no
the favor to forward by express onehalf dozen hoseee
stomach Riters, with bill or which wll remit you On 20
here, and II had quantity could be sold rrsdiy
known to be the best preparation In use ioI
ther origin with disease OF the stomach rave a'
sold hundreds OF preparations but your bhte, ~y -
TO anything Of the Kind | co<nhant WIN. nneca ~
soldier should be- without II, should he DC c'e. ~ .~
for almost all diseases soldier suoec. W a'e oeec
afflicted with Chronic Indigestion ana 10 .u.,"r U" III
fvRpkD NIX rus RKLIEf YOURS HAS ana uus' you VIA
lose no time IA seldlns the bters ordered
Yours very ssx&arEL ByERs, Hospital Steward.
uOSTETTER s. SMITH,
Propistors Pittsburgh. e.
NsxysA9SiAS v tsissa!N
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Fifteenth Wnrd Republican A--oriniion.-M

Fifteenth Wnrd Republican A--orintion.-M q
meeting o the above Accordion, held on cdcay even
iug gth inst, the following gruteucn we're elected a.
Committee II Conference sccofdAnc. with the call o the
Republican Central Committee I. 4. tonslin, John y
MAY Anthony Allrc. J. u. Oliver WIN. w BaArman. The
Committee viii meet THIS (lhursJay) EVENING, at "a
o'clock, at Headquarters. .. -, -
J. r. STEWART Secretary
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Tweptieth Ward Republican AssocIasion-I
veu,v.First W,rd RcpuhIicsu A..crIntiOu.-
Twcnty-second Ward.-Tn pursuance of call Of the
A Meeting Of the Twenty-.econd Ward tx.

ecutiye Committee will be held At the same place on
THURSDAY EVENING, at Sp N. Pnnc'gal attendance Is
requested. IRA A. AILENr thiih'h'
:. f. SiSOSsoS. Sec'y
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Seventeenth Ward Republican Association. A
PRIMARY ELECTION Of this Association, IN pursuance
with call OF Genital Committee will bc held on FRIDAY
EVENING, August 2lst at Lincoln Hall No 100 East hous'
ton-st Poll, open from "A to u. -
q Ill 0Rnpka SucIaiaIY.
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Franc
Poland.

Tic palis Bnurse was fat. Eentcs OF. l5c.
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Union Stite oryeril' vii be- irj . sy-'cus" on fh'
ri day of S.uerhrr nrvt - II o'cio m - n1niit"
State O-e and to Transact such other bune may prop
eIly come before the Convention. a.,
IN persons no are sor 1iiionr'y ainng ne
Administration w vr0rous prosecution ~ the untii t'
Rebellion l. hnaliy suppI' ed ond o. MANI his p"er
and the enforcement M the laws invited g. mite IN the
lection tire. D,.afr from each Assembly District T. a.
thee are R.pub and Union other Committees of Or.
galiti,n friendly to the Administrator ey are requested
80 unite in ou.r call
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luz II thr t.sac.ai..n. hsi MOSDAh ENfNiNo i,t4
ln.t tlf 1l appaili, e. confer with
other UnIon At.aolalln. rAps Outsaf.r Wm. 4 sgn",
a. J. M1o.r. IA T.. M,ur.,n ant 90 f,ft~r tn" Com.
tfee will meet 900 TIT HSuAl tNEslA6 tlih inft, Al /.
70 c.ocA al f.lh Nafi Hotel
w. , s,N.'. s,crei,r.r.
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OFFIcKRs RETIRED.

Col. Hannibal Day, 9th L. s. Infantry, and
Lieut. Col George Sauman. 1T 7. : Artillery. have
been retired from active service a, their own request
after forty years continuous service.
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wAsm>crox. "Wednesday. Aug. 70 800
" N'h''"''Nf " '''f -'"N'
IMPORTANT POSTAL REGULATION.

Instructions were to-day issued 10y the Post
Office Department that al mail matter deposited Ia any
post Office and addressed to any Executive Department
or 10 any officer therein which the postage unpaid
and which is not properly franked must De forwarded
to the doad.leiter Office.
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rinh Ward Republican ,ion.-In .eoord

anrs ulfh tnr frraulusnlaHl = far a. p. u ten-ia
tousulure t.is Assor .l"'n vil meet on fNbN kNtH
lNs Aus D. oruek m tls ffi Mad iiu.rl t1f DO
frfp1se II ci.c'us Del, gates h..~hy puci Cor,rn
tor roli. ulI be- opcn hon q. fo %. oclack
Hy order THOMAS Oi lNAitA. Prcsdcnt.
" 4 s, Nt' sccs,,Ari,.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-16

Lorain county, as the Comm,ssioners NJ ths
Liberty Fund according to the RESOLUTION. " Wv
aAfter the close Of tho public exercises, ober.
lin and Wellington bands went 10 tho iail. and
heiug admitted into the ward, PLAYED a numhsr
Of inspifiting tunes for .ths special bene6t Of
their brethren In bends. A large copcouree Of
people g.thered upon the sheds, stoneI md
fences near by to see and hear the proceedinrs,
aud greeted the prisoners and the musicisns
With cheers.
The numDsr Of persons present upon the sousre
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LETTER FROM THoMAs spooNER.

IN .f.rH.lI.I. .H ObhClpWATij may <lSt, ioVV'
s. o. GrisDold and otAsrs: agYa los
aEHTs-Youn Of the 18th inst, inviting me TO attend
Mass Convention Of all Foes Of Slavery and Despot
is to be held in Cleveland the 24h inst 10 before
me. tHn t'abliLJ4 llea
regret that cannot be present TO participate in the
,proceedings OF the Convention, rr-s--.,l C1 ..
Tits high time that the people Of the North had spo
ken boldly earlessy hsf true sentiments upon the
only living political question Of the day.
10 time that had declared against farther extern
sion OF while will not interfere with the
rights OF the Stateh We are determndly fixed In our
resolution, that ii, Territories Of our country shall
consecraed to free labor That longer shall the great
groundwork Of our declaration Of TighEthe basis Of
our lawa-the natural impulses Of msn-the great lag
Of rghthe dictates Of conscience that longer shall
these be troddeh down, be crushed out nuIty in
aud-that we will hold sacred and involabe the rights
Of all to life and liberty who may obtain foothold in
the Northwest--that no longer will we conntenance
Judiciary who will under 'safe precedensn give up TO
slavery those who are seeking freedom.
The synpshy Of the sAteof all lovers Of self rights
s with Prof Peck and others who are now incarcerat
edi the ia OF Cuyahoga county, solely for aiding
those who were fleeing from slavery to freedom.
&, i',ide . l,,.... s59 .', ~ THos. spooNER.
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cation was present from Saratoga county, New
York, and they were with the Convention 10 all
things. This was received with immense ap
plause. l-llLiIOl+y
The Convention then adjourned until half
past one o'oook. A procession paraded the
streets Immediately after .he adjournment.
AFTERNOON MEETING.
The temporary Chairman, Judge Spalding,
called the meeting to order at half past one
O'Clock EH"..
r Judge Tildsp, from the committee upon per-
manent orgsniz itlon, reported the following OF.
fcers, to wit: .,1l ci! r.-. sta,-
PERMANENT OFFICERS. ai
Hon. ]. R. GIDDINGs. Chairman
20 VICE PRESIDENTS.
John P. Converse, Geauga John F. Morse
Lake; George H. Howe, Trumbull /; Joseph
DeWolf, Portage ; James Dumars, MahonlDg
J W. Vance. Knox Jacob Aeaton, Columbi.
ana James Mourae, Loraln Herman Garfield
Medina Sidney e iyetton. Summit d.. A,
D. SkelleDger, Huron N, Wentworth, Ash
land Felix Nicliola, Cuyahoga,
i.tl sEcRETARiEs.
John G, GranIss, Cujehoga; ]. s. Hertick
Portage Augusta Thlemf, Cuyahoga JOSEPH
H, Dlckerson, Lorain. I]e
The report Of the committee was accepted b!
three cheers, and the tfHcers took their seats.
John Coon, Esq, from the committee on Res
olutious, reported. the following declaration
which was adopted amid the greatest eDthu
siaem ri1folg a .N rli3nss fr.t Is.
DECLARATION. p arr ma
This assembly OF the People OF Ohio, holding 0gu
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GREAT MASS MEETING!i
NORTHERNI OHIO AWAKEI Z
THE FOES SE n aTa%;1Rs,E,'Y.eIrryn T%R ACT

The great Mass Meeting Of Republicans this
morning has caused o cessation Of all business,
and the streets arc full Of strangers from oil
parts OF the Slate. The influx from oil the
surrounding country commenced at an early
hour this morning, wagon loads Of people or.
rlving BY al the streets leading 10 from, tho
country villages. Preparations for great ID eet.
Ing had been made on the Square. A large
platform had been erected on the corner of the
Square, near the United States building, and
tho regular music platform in the vicinity was
set aside for the use Of some of the bands.
THE RAILROADS, aI7a
Tho Cleveland & Pittsburgh early train
brought in about hundred passengers for the
Convention, and several came In last evening
by the different railroads. About half. past nine
O'Clock this morning, the Elyria train brought
In six loaded cars, and In about half an hour
aftefward the train from Obsrlin brought In
thirteen loaded cars. Seven crowded cars came
in on the Cleveland, Columbus 4 Cincinnati
Railrosd. From the Lake Shore Railroad came
In sixteen car loads Of delegates to the Conven-
tion. The Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad
brought In fve car loads, and the Cleveland L
Mahoning Railroad brought nine crowded cars.
Tho railroads to-day did not bring lees than
5000 people " she Convention.
:. The delegates from the Eastern lake ahore
towns, from Wellington, and from 0berlin, with
their neighboring towns, formed In procession
at the depots, and marched to the public square.
As they passed up Superior street the Lake and
Ashtabula county delegation led the way, head
ed by military band, and bearing q. banner In
ofibed on one side;
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LETTER FROM PHILIP DoRsHEIMER.
900 prrraIo Nav IA ~

... BUFFALO, May 10, le5g.
g. o. GrtiapoI and others;
eEsTLEMn,-f have the honor TO acknowledge the re.
cept Of your invitation to attend Mess Convention to be
held at Cleveland the 2ith inst shall leave home to-
morrow upon an engagement made some time ago, and
shall not return in time to reach Cleveland the day
agree with you that the aggressions the slave pow
fare sufncent TO alarm every true patriot" Every
concession the North has made to have emboden
ed the 6ou h to make new demands Having defeated
in Efforts to prevent the extension Of slavery
southern politicians now seek 70 secure the national
power the sole purpose Of extending the OF sa-
very; having abolished the congressional nterdchon
upon the Introduction Of laves into the Federal terri
tories they have now, with the assistance Of the Judi
oiay, proclaimed part Of the law, that
the 0onstltuon carries slavery into every ternoiya
nally southern statesmen seek 10 engage the Republic
In infamous and piratcal trao BY the repeal OF the
existing lave aganst the slave trade. These abonna-
bic doctrines AID above ALL the success which has tn.
ero attended thsm may woli excite the fears Of the
patriot. EH .-
II wish you that success which your cause deserves
- - PHILIP DoRsHErMER.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-16

The temporary Chairman, Judge Spslding
called the meeting to order at half past on'
O'Clock tT"...
r. Judge Tildep, from the committee upon per
mansnt orgsniz itlon, reported tho following Of
fcers, to wit: ..rl ~ r.- rt9.r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-16
COAL OIL COAL OIL

lfOEk Ale An nHFINEHsS, PlsnOEB
Ifr ra'Ss-''ss - ~ s'ss5r, ss W. n nBsTInAUx
husat 100 South High stxcst.
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LITTER FROM J. u. COULTER.

s. o. Grtsioold and ofhsTs, Committee:
azsTs:---If my business aaairs were not absolutely
compelling my constant attention, should take gIeat
pleasure in compiling with your invitation to ate
Mass Convention Of all the foes Of slavery and despot-
ism, to be held at Cleveland on the 9th inst.
II should % think Of changing the lightning as to
think OF smoherng the feeling or resentment aroused
10 your manly bosoms BY the recent outrages perpea-
ted your midst under the hypoccal cover OF law.
declared that should reap bitter fruits az party,
when We hrst organized Republicans by not declaring
against the Of the Fugitive Slave Law.
Our TOO tame them and events now prove It,
The proper attitude boldly taken then would have
rendered our position a. q party impresnable. But
from our desire TO conciliae conservatism then, We now
have its strength doubled upon us Thousands Of men
who then declared this law ousge upon the Oonst
tuuon, are now meekly bowling to th. usurpaton oil
power, and some Of them, ike Judge Wilson and At
torLey Beldep, are its willing srumens OF execution.
Tney are having been Ito terce
and are now its willing supporters. Hl
Though no Republican 10 willing 10 sanction 10 any
wsy the lag. many allow to be constitutional This
what We have lost BY opt tsmeness, for not one 10
twenty, who now ooncede this. would have done 90,
we bad incorporated into our platform the opposite
opinion. Hard work is now necessary n enable Us to
advance to the position 10 party.
1t must be done. however, and Ohio. more properly
than any other State, should lead the column. aA
JH. COULTER.
Columbus, May 23d, 1859.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-16

E AvrER Tor sales upon the Most EaycrbIe Terms,
~ Tvs NJ EnW snd BHAUTIRUh DRs IGNe In great vari
ETY. Of IRON RAILINas for oEMETERIBs, RESI-
DkNCBn, etc., Of Wrought and Cast Iron, and Gall
RANDAHs, BALcoNiB8 STAIRS. o0UNTHR 8,
ROUNThIks, "a Es. COLUMNS, HIToHINa
POSTS, LAMP ST TANDs, VASES. TABLEt, FLOW
5s 1z .sa III sSsss D.soav. CHAR
Dstigns forwarded Tor selec ion. Persons ap:
plying for same, will please state the kind OF worf
h Hssssas, Hss.,s,-s,a u y C Y, NJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-16
PERMANENT OFFICERS,
Hon. J. R. GIDDINGs. Chairman

John P. Converse, Gsauga John F. Morse
Lake; George H. Howe, Trumbull /; Joseph
DeWOl Portage ; James Dumars, Mahonlng
J W. Vance. Knox Jacob Heaten, Columbi'
ana James Mourae, Loraln Herman Garfield
Medina Sidney Eiyetton. Summit; d.. A.
D. SkelleDger, Huron N, Wentworth, Ash
land Felix Nicllola, Cuyahoga,
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Che Ohio. 6tatesmra,r

From the Daily Ohio State Journal OF May 2eh. 1859
81 From the CLEVELAND Herald -hDtI ~.