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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY, Nov. l5-6 p. N.

TUESDAY, Nov. l5-6 Z. M
The stock market was dull this morning at the
opening, aud il continued TO droop during the re-
usinder OF The da,. The closing sales at the first
board compared az follows with those at the
second Of estcd8y:-
Erie declined ~, New York Central u. Hudson
River ~, Reading ?, Michigan Central "a, Michi.
gan Southern IL. Cleveland and Pittsburg L,
Chicago and Northwestern /, preferred q,
Chicago and Rock Island |, Fort Wayne ~, Ohio
and Mississippi certificates IL, Quicksilver a
Mariposa 2.
Government securities were strong at higher
prices. Coupon skies Of 1881 advanced u, coupon
fye-twentes Z, new issue a, coupon ten forties
7. !, seyss - tssss<.ssAs sstss 8, one year
certecates H.. ststs stocks md ssilrssA bonds
ives Ausi. Bank sAssss wsss u usAsrsss rs@aet.
49, SPns bard. 40 s'slsek. psisss ~ q
tsa 1pwos. ~ - hAd rssslar heae1 he
CHANG sales vsluo oas esm .Asss o. the morn
inAr-je assuhsA u. Mss York Central 4, Read
ing y Nm hisss - Michigan Southern "a.
lllinah @b<A Z, esevdand and Pittsburg "a,
Chicago - 1erthwssasn "A. Chicago and Rock
Island e. ~ kstivss q, Ohio and Mississippi Ger.
tdcates z Asssesss
Governments ssswV feStrong and in active
demand at a ssAak1 Re- both on real and
speculative accoNA 20Alsipation of suspen-
sion Of the issue of gold bearing securities in the
future and the substitution therefor Of interest in
currency notes and bonds. The tendency Of the old
issues of gold bearing stock has, therefore, been
strongly upward for the last week, and still
higher quotations may be looked for under
existing circumstances. Coupon fve-twenties i'm
proved a, new issue 70 coupon skies of 1881, "a,
coupon tenforties "a, one year certificates "A.
The latter have risen under the expectation that
they will be receivable in payment of considera-
BILE portion of the next loan. in the case Of the
last one.
Seven and threetenths notes declined 10 from
the highest price of the morning, indicating o
very feyerish state of opinion with regard to their
value on the part of the holders, whose agitation
on the subject OF their receivability for customs
duties is likely TO result in nothing more than
confirmation of the decision of the Treasury al
ready published
At the open board, at half past three, there was
further decline in the railway list. Rock Island
was IA lower than At the second board, Erie X,
Fort Wayne Is, Cumberland u.
Later, on the street, the market was heavy with
downward tendency, its course having verified
our remarks OF yesterday.
In the gold room the operators for a rise
made strenuous efforts to sustain the premium
against its natural downward tendency, but they
were only partially successful, the price at five
o'clock having been six and half per cent below
the opening quotation. The variations were as
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ing ggregate:-Capital. 1854, 800; decrease
from last year. $sl 0l0; circulation, So 046 l34-
increase. $3.50 sos; loans, $22 055 ,593-ncrease,
81 ,sS3 ,046; dividends, $403, 324-increase, $l75,
2ls-mostly made out of the rise in government
securities and the interest thereon; taxes to United
States government. sos ,76l; surplus ON hand half
million.
Keystone Well No. 4, on the Hyde and Egbert
farm, Pennsylvania, has stopped running. This
was an important well, and its stoppage win DO
severely felt
The hall yearly meeting Of the shareholders Of
the Grand Trunk Railway was held on the 18th
of October. The substance Of the report was as
follows:-
The gross receipts from all for the ha year up
10 The l4th Of june 1894 amounted to 30 about
s., 100000, leaving balance OF f2IS. $50. about
ST. OoO Deducns from this 2s4 4SO for the renewal
$3.50 600 These receipts compared with the correspond
ing year Of lso3, show an increase Of f72,o1s.
Buffalo and Lake Huron Company had been carried
into effect. and had met with approval 10 Upper
stead Of the Western produce sent by that limo
being confined to tho route BufsIo the forwardsr
Bridges had reported that tho traffic the Buffalo and
Lake Huron line was now forty per cent more than for
opinion that the international bridge az Bufiao was
completed, he could easily double that increase. With
suuocu
ry. The receipts the Atlantic and St. Lawrence lines
amounted to fl0 00o and after deductng expenses and
other charges there remained balance or f6 1885, But
II the interest on those bonds were payable in England
there would have been in exchange OF Is $50.
Tie Detroit and Port Huron line showed . receipt OF
s27 6l6 and expenses Of Els AS, including rent show
Ing an apparent loss Of fS09; but they had TO payn
gold there would have been . loss Of Ct .06s.
At the half yearly meeting Of the Buffalo and
Lake Huron Railway shareholders in London, on
the 9th ult the report, after discussion, was
adopted. Thereafter q resolution, thanking tho
directors for the prompt and vigorous steps they
had taken in carrying into effect the arrangements
with the Grand Trunk, was passed; - was reso-
luton empowering the directors to make arrange.
ments for the payment Of arrears Of interest to
the preference shareholders. The retiring direc.
tors were then reelected
The following table shows the number Of bales
Of American cotton that have been sold this year
to the 9th of October at Liverpool, compared
with the sales during the same period in 1861
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6oN GeneroIy ueofu ana eRTeohOo. he WIS hUfeo Win
much precision a. he could summon 10 his aid, ana
really made very respectable appearance. Then there
was Bescher and his pupil Theodore Tilton. Venerable
Joe Boxs was ao there bu, We attempts classify
his political status Dr. Bellows there too and here
and there scntated lesser republican lights shining
with their permitted briIlancy and consuming all tbe
aha, could 10 spared from the great centre q
Xmcns the distinguished military gentlemen prsssns
Of star 10 MAJOR General BuilsF General Van vst Gen.
I,onlado OF the Mexican army; Dr. Mccormick, Chise
ina Col sssrsH o. he Engineers Mayor Peter asssssS
Senior Aid 10 Cen Buter COL Darling, MAJOR whsslon
cs p srss, ops sd.rS .nnips snox ns; T.
Nannine By eommssion), Lieutenant John A. Davenport
Lsectsnans Dekay and many oshsrs whose oonl&
there were hosts Of distinguished si.issss, among
whom were Mayer 0unther, Senator wilson, Horace
os sV Oliver .ssss o. oy h.s S''Ts:
Osgood, Charles Gould, ESQ.,, George Wilkes Esq Rsv.
Berry Ward Bssshs,. NJ: R,ss.is sshsI, Hen: Plata
New York state; Hon. Hiram waIosidge Right Rsy. o..
Matthew simpson, ID. IL *, Bhhep o. M Nsthodss
took, Of The Methodist church NJ Herring Rains Wsss,
ESQ.,, ~ z 4. we.mors, George Frascis Train, Esa.s
NJ. All. A Hamilton, Js ths A. s.ssos, a al
The guests : soos . snsy ws vrssssssA v shs ass~
Butler and Der daughter, svsy yousg gsl we're sub
jscied 70 the msaipulatloa q ths hssis process
1Ssy soon bad 70 retreat to their rosns wsss they so
tinusd 20 receive their friends II qsssse and srs
All these thnss are wen enough m their way, sus
tor the next Presidential term there are military s0
oo% uU s.:
before the American people for their -
that high position. In the meantime lex the poc.aas
Of their own parties And saying ns W close our
port q Tho gres, Butler reception.
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tered amnesty OF great and powerful nation, speaking
y nope % il. S
meet him them with sharp quick, decisive war, which
shall bring the rebellion 70 an end forever By the sxtn
guishmsnt Of such men, wherever they may be found.
(Applause How 10 that 70 DO donef Blood and trsa.
been poured out withou. stint measure, until
treasure, bad m.s have banded together BY
specializing 10 gold, which ought % be the elf
Goals upon every poor hearth the price OF the
bread upon every poor mans table, LET the
DO understood the policy Of the government win be
hereafter TO pay no more bountes for the OF
counsel from the Roman method Of carrying war. %
say young men, look 70 the fair aelds o. the
o
down there 10 arms in support o. the s1n
su.h the reeson and you 'ss nsys vna s ySs ms.
IL bay for his military service. We win open
new land Offices wherever our arm'es maCn, az o.
soldiers 70 DO theirs and their heirs forever Appuse
harsh measure, y may be sad But not aai ~ ,s e
ana supporting the soldier IN nsh.nS these rsssl!i:us
: sns ). ~. Is.s .so, ss 1888
ns.s ss :oss 70: q
Ing day then ali hope 70 those Who have not made pro
cussr showid they be permitted 70 i've on The land,
sxsc Within shs boundaries Of the United States. Lea
sSsI care not 70 name because know no land bad
snoush 10 be cursed with their presence but
live here again (Cheers) look. therefore, with some
Interest upon what believe 10 be the pre-
ssns results d this election believe, SIR first, that
have settled by the war by settling question thas
the people determined to carry tho 10 the
bitter cod, unless we have submission TO the laws.
think u haa always been claimed that we shouId be
rebels new terms OF Iescs. ! never expect 10
sec IN arms or 10 civil Affairs greater victory than
the have just achieved; and think We are now
strong enough 70 make that oyer witt due regard
oterest. our dignity and our hopor ~ nation. zap
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me wheat market was unsettled, dull and nomnaly
2c &c lower sales 900 bushels at 81 80 for amber
Miwankee " ~ for winter red Western and 50 % FOR
amber DO Rye was hrmer with sales OF 800 bushels
western al II % Barley ruled steady; sales 300
bushels canada East at 81 So and 5000 bushels Canada,
West at - %. Barley malt inactive. The corn
market opened nrm but closed dull and dr0oping sales
80 COO bushels mixed Western NJ 81 81 in store, and
VI SAY delivered. Oats less active aud the mar
ket heavy at 9Sh a$l for Western.
BEsswAx.-We have only TO notice sales Of 100 IDS
western ut 78c. Tao which is an advance.
CANDLEs.-ln adamantine there has been less DOING
but the market remains Arm, prices being without DO
oided change: sales 200 boxes &c. for city sperm
hrm a. 45c., and patent 500.
COFFEE continued In moderate demand and hrm with
sales today OF 2lO bags Rio at as and previous to
our last $3.50 bays do Ch0wau, taken on specu
laton on D. T. We quote basis OF 50 10 for gold
hio, prime 40 Rio, good, 46c Rio, fair 45c Rio. or.
dnary 40 43c. Rio, fair to good carRoes 4ic, 45c
Java, mats and bags, 900 Sac. Maracab0 45c no.
Laguayra, 4oc 47kc, four months. Stock Of Rio and
santos on the 10th Of November, 1864 90 Sol java 49,
Sl6; Bahia, ZIG; Maracabo, IL 074 Laguayra, l4S4
81 Domingo, 1855 other descriptions. 7,llo Total
COPPER sales OF Portage Lake were made at AGO.
4sHc, and Baltimore 40 Hc; New sheathing and ye.
low were quiet At previous quotations
CHIcoRr was quiet At 22o. $50. for German granu
lated and Dutch 18c. 200. Root may quoted At 10c
lie, without business.
CorroH.-The downward turn OF gold rendered the
market less active and somewhat Irregular with
ever, no particular change in prices Sales coo
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TUESDAY, Nov. 15-oP. ~
Assxss,-Recelpts, rs bbls Market irregular. sAes
70 bbls asia si2 so for pots Pearls we're nomisay
unchanged.
BRKADsruy.-Receipts, ,lbb bbs. -four, 50 bbh and
ee5 bags meal, rs, ga bushels wheat, 1850 do
crn. 3o,e2s do OATS CSC do barley The four market
heavy and dull At average decline OF l0c. l5c.
Tho trade bought sparngy view Of the downward turn
10 gold, wbiio the export trade At stand; sales
H. 900 bbs State and Western, 800 Southern and 500
Canadian. Rye -four nrm with sales Of loo bbls al
80 50 rs. Corn mesi was active and nrm, with
ssles OF 500 bbls At - rs for caorc and 80 90 for
rspdvvne. also rs puncbeous al sSs 10. We quote -;
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Nearly every bale Of the above amount ran the
blockade along the coast of the Southern States,
or across the Rio Grsnde river from Texas to
Matamoros, and thence to Europe.
The following were the quotations for American
aAcurities in Landau an he 9th rIf
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or the reception ITSELF simply speaking. osa only b
said that was wcarisoms and tedious AFFAIR, notwith.
standing oil the elegance, wealth and brancy BY which
10 was surrounded. Fancy . large room, brilliantly
illuminated and gorgeousy furnished with the rchcss
carpets and flashing mirrors repeating and masnyns
the scenes that pass review; fancy such besusfu
saloon, nlsd with men and women clad 10 the hnsss
sks satus velvets and other precious STUN ana cram
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-14
&roccrles, &c.
k.O'bHtEE NJ U'BatGN.
EDWARD U'BRIEN a. BROTHER,
WHOLESALE CROCERS
AND IMPORTERS
Brnudies, wines, Gins, Cigars, and Irish
and scotch whisky,

DOH uic Wines and EiquOrs.
ALso,-
Age IS for Sale of Pure Bourbon whisky,
No sol Second street. Day ton ONO
DEG leave most re. .pectGly TO ac 1uaint their GUS
- toner aud ttJ conmuny generally tnat they
nave entered mo parnerHhipi under the name and
style Ot b. O'BRlfN BROTHER for the purpose
OF carrying on the wholesale grocery, liquor, cigar
aud tobacco busintss m Dayton, Ohio, a. the late
stand Of u. p'Br en-, No, a0l second street.
. hhNngNnPle means To enable ust purchase goods
: ON the beat houses IN New York, Baltimore aud
Philadelphia aud having hat fifteen years experience
IN the trade We hold ont tho best inducements 10 our
Oh Gust 'me9a aud ~ others who may be kind enough
20 punhHse nom IT..
~ !fBRl En, lae OF The firm OF OBrien a Poe,
Toledo, Ohio, VIII devote ciA time aud attention to
po'se all th0Se who may como TO uy nj this we'll
munlJ b uer,d possible, th ever before Both OF
uStee worry grNuh for past Wyors, and earnestly 80.
hcitH share OF your uiture patronage nulSdAw m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-14

AFILTON % CROWA9, % houn boy alchtaon
ifA yaay- nt ago ranlway from t1e undersignei
sblutt1e "a uH. This st) wlra an persoas rom
harb0rnT ur tristin hun on my aCHouat.
sspi3.wdt AdNRi BRENHER n
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insurance.
Litp"ANltNN'
The Best is che Cheapest.
INSURE WITn TIE
NTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
iIARTFORll. ONNN

II FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION RISKS ac.
'epiod, now ~ heretofore ut air rates aud liberal
Np,ondiuonD.
2. BUSINESS CONDUCT Ep with constant dspsieh
stId accuracy
8. LossEs ALWAYS MET with promptness and
complete Justice.
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NET ASSETS JANUARY, 1854,
81 q q O G. ER RD.


1. THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION of the .fetna,
alter iory 1--we year severe trial, hRa realized the
RfealcHt puulic advantage and success Of the Va
Ttnus systems Of Fire Insurance in the c0putry
II ln now better than ever prepared for duty
3. SlNTEES THOUSAND LOSS CLAIMS have been
settled and pNid. SIXTEEN MiLLlOES ut
HuLLARSl
6. THE CONSUMPTION OF PROPERTY BY FIRE
IN the United states, averages over 500, 900 daily
l. your properly exposed aud unproteotedg
Z. AXE YOU lNSUREuI Itu0f, ,vNv0ott ihecos
is trdng; the duty iY mauivs,, t.. Ilsnltmayt {,
your escape rom rutn--while delay and negle
may involve you IN bankruptcy, poy rty OF rru
disappointment
8. PARTICULAR ATTENTION and regard il given
to small risks n we'll barge ones. Able Hpcuri.
~ aud superior rommernid advantages Afforded
Policies ISSUED without Delay.
ie2Gny JOHN II sTDPPELTAN. Apen,
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Skirts,
HOOP SKIRT 81!

Hoop Skirt Factory.
fINHE undersigned have estabi ned Hoop Skit
a tactory at No. go Filth street, near the Oceoa
MIL. All llnds-New YORK aud Paris style Skirts
repaired neatly rdd warranted tor six months.
Corsets and Bushes constantly on hand. Ladies re.
membor the place No. 21G Filth street, Dayton
lune2e-u !. HhNSrElN A BRO,
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MUSIC STORE.

nNhE attention of musicians and all lovers Of music
Il ~ called " our splendid assortment Oi Mus cal
lnntf uinents OF the most approved manufactures.
We have constantly ON hand hne stock Of Niollns,
Flutes Gunrs COnrertinos, and Accordeons OF every
variety OF quality and Irice.
Being also agents for Ernest Cables celebrated
Piano ForteH, We are able furnish the public with
these tlue Instruments which may be iRyoTably com
pafcd With tbs hest now inHnufa,iured
Our facilities are such enable us 10 furnish the
above As, also, music book, sheet music and knus
Of musical merchandise, al prices and terms that
not Raj 70 Prove satisfactory to purchaser
Oh. J, A. flsH ER, ~ Main street,
a23 Between THIRD aud Fourth.
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AnvrRTrsINe RATES.


IN WEEKLY
One square, eighty words, one week ..........Jl o.
er square, each weekin addition, bV
fer square, one
aN-Terms for Advertisements occupying create
pa e for longer period than above specified mad
known at the Counting Room. 80 All advertisemet
charged al the above rates, unless written
sneut made previous TO insertion. bBAl casual ed
Vsrtisemeuts tnustbe paid for In advance
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GIutbing.


NO. sol THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
4 every article Of gentlemen's wearing apparel o
the latest style and best quality. Those who wan
COATS pantr, vests, shirts, hosiery, handkerchefs
gloves boots, SHOES, slippers, 6c will do well tt
give him "a call au2f
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@llslr.
Stirring MUSIC.

4 AM prepared to utnlsh String Music fer ba,ls
L y rues, 6G., at the lowest possible rates Having
played with Prot talrchlld during the last summer
feel confident that can sHsfy all his Old custom
ers / a member Of the ltogiment band and
eau furnish any number Of pieces tor u string bnnd
All ord Is left with Charles 1heobald, corner ThiId
and Jefferson streets, under Huston Hall, WuI he
promptly attended to-
del2d3m IANIEL u. BAKER.
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s,ssss 4 80. 80 ss5sssA1. s1xs - 49, - =
paissslxlssa asasssiss = q nsfiss.I rs1ssssise
go; 4, 3 - - sss 3
ss<kstS kD1 s4sst s1EA nse4ngss q ~ pahaic wss
fafs nsT SseM u fs4afrs. FAs rstic II xspfssa4.
sa&iapRssl be saa dsssssas ~ sa<A hanarsd ssses
II al 1870 sssss 80 sss ss In ~
ai11ws< st lssst ne dslsgxss. - NNe
rs eaisk ssEasr ssene ~ eas HstisaAl paaatsspl
sdflrs Y nsetaztssfsE sscAs by rsderM aHaAosiivs
d No Halsa esaas Aass 14sn asFzns1a - ~ ualen
sisssr vssssisssis = ssssss IN - ' ssSss =
ssxss M tAs tsa1s.s1tn psS1l1esi Ass ssss -
slsa d rfsstd4nt Laesia, Al kavs pesdAeed ssel
1iBxntans ps3e&zeae ms1pe<ktH and Azsaa<r5aA 0ts1
was. y hsAesyss sAsp~epssgs ske Enise1 esaass =
ssesafy ln - q: fstsi szasszas q 80. vhssas
~ o. Hsst0ss - Ass - msy 10 pesaisas, sAe aafu
aSs aRt& AskswMt an ssaRh&sacSsay AID sessvex a
reps dase ths pefnieicEa psinEaptss ard snserzzxs
lsas sssa = sas sslsaaas ssasssI s.aassy 49,
asss itsslf sEsAss w frasdasaat slsssisas . y
All sls sisussrs & sAs sssts sasssssrs, are =.
Y NJ w i " . sssss
" % sxistsax w&sl whs shst mxintxin ne usies
By ssFasz eAesyysaSn sf s&a HsnssitRfian eS ~
uaissa asaass sa aasisf aad ss4sts SOD al vac wi
lnstat sp6a sheix ri&nts 81 "a sakraasmsisd slse
tisn. "a xzsal rsm psww znd 70 bring 20 ssn4txl
HuaaSAmeak he smlfx lseAszs 81 sactiaHxl eafses
NastA Aza souih, wac ars Rfe&igaily, nay, reent
lssssy s4uan6sEAnR Tie lives aEz scstuaas ef o.
kmeesnHA seHeAa, In ms@k sanaiesise gxFtaaaa
warfar9 whisA IL ma&4fesaly Asssr8Sziss ak ~
0onssttasisaal Uaea Vt shs states and Ii Fapads.
tanAinS to hsnkzaSss - sxaksllss and 70 Afxsean
lSs the nssaens q
So ~ Lz aaAnn EYTMareM
r.. n. GAsApz,
A.W. GAAEEExxA,
FnAsk PLGMxn,
5a 4sE h. 81 aREnnxxaxst
MsEcA 49, isS&. &saka Cam&sal G@nmia&as.
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We have always sheaghs shss sAaxs waa
nas In sAs wprll mhlss man who wss o.
shansd Of himself bscxass his akin wss
white; bat IL appears thai there ID u least
oae whiss man who IL ashamed Of Aim-
self sn &ceoaas sa his sslss. This s&a
IL RIzxux Wnssar, resident Of shzs Boa
ssn wiasah IL saaimsd 70 be the sshsh 81
the aaIvsrss.n Ths following sxszAsss
From issssE writsea BY him asd pabliss.
I'd In TIE aAngis- Afrisaa, % shows jasi
how mech sAis poor srssy fanatic thinks
of himself. He says:
!, fsln visw Of the poverty OF white In
tsifset, ~ exhihissd in shis var, "a gen
sYal raie, from the prsaidens downwasd,
4 shouId rejoice 90 ses soane celossd man,
Frsdsriek Doagias for example, placed In
The prssidsstiL chair.
And again-
81 lave okesA pssssd fes Q blask szAz
whsre / have assa kaowa saiy by my wsi,
eings. Thas havs sa0aiderad sashea
complimentary na mg mssaA eharaassT,
aad Of lase yshss ] hare come 10 eoasiaal
y : sompaiasaa y ~ iassllsesaal salibs,
alss.a M
We do ass hslssvs mat shsfs Is = arg.
ger mAa ~ wssaaa whs wesia aisesgs-
maize with sasa . asbassd wAlss asaa -
sAis aaa Nrighs Aas prsssa Aizasslf %
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lssssy seuanasxans shs lavss sEa sSwtaass sf %
AnaefsnAA gsssss, - mssf sasdieaass gsftxsaa
wsrfars. whish IL naasfessay asssxsssiys Ut tka
uniea II DIE states and Ii rspadsy
La GkAsD sYsxsrsa
r.. n. cAsApx,
a. VI. GAAEEExxA.
PnASk PLgmEn
@ &s& H. y. AREnMxEaxAt
Nara ssss lssA. ssass caassai cseamia4ss.
A KANATscAL coMGh9ss.
Asss4ps ss sswsrsss Ia Rrssssm &c Tses@Aa.
Whiis The eoanssy IL bleeding as every
poss--whils the rigSss Of Gsssmsa ere be-
ing svsrridsn la every State Of the Uaasn
by dsnorAlissd soldiery, 0oagrsss. the
guardian Of the peoples rights the che
ssh men 70 proeecs and daesad lie Goa
stitasioas which declasss thai 'sths free
doa u speech saa Of the pssss shall aos
be violated % 10 attempting 70 ovsrride
she osassisasion and ehsak ths freedoms
Of spaeeh wishia ils eva borders Ii 10
grssifyiag, howsvss, 20 tho adsssasss u
frss speseh, 10 witness the futile asssmpss
on the part Of shs fanatics 10 Congress
TO Suppress toe fsssdsm of debate, In
their aisgrsesfal assamp 70 sxpsi Ar.
Loxo, IL Ohio, for words spoksn Ia de-
bate.
In spsssh delivered By him On ths ssA
day Of April, he used shs following iaa'
gaags:
ssI believe there are bat two alterna-
siyes, and these ara, either "a aeknowl.
edgemsnk of the independaace Of the
Soash, or their sampless aabjagation and
exseFminatioa ~ a people; and OF shess
alternatives ! prefer The gormar.n
This vas the rem Ark thai drew dawn
upon him the diplsasars Of shs advocates
Of determination, and broaghs dowa tbs
fanasioal 8 esaker frSsa his chair, In ordss
to sasr a rssolasion Tor Mr.. Loag's an
paisioa. We can hardly suppress Aaas-
~ laugh, asd ws shink IL will excite sAs
risibilitiss of eur readers when thsy re-
fer back bat = few years sad recall q
their minds shs spseahas and aoinga Of
these sAms fanatics.
0nly one year ago Dir. Conway, Of Kan
sas, insrodaesd rssnlnsioa Ia favor I'll
recognising the 8 sushsvs Csafederaey,
and wss permisssd 70 make spssch ID
favor Ok il . ioption. de waa Repub.
hssa, and no member Of CoRgraas dared
to iasrodass resolution sss his sxpul-
sion. From this ws infer thai the free
dom VI debate, 10 the saiada Of the IA
aatiss In Congress- bsleags oaly TO ths
Rspahsisaa aide Of the Heass, and they
Aave no doubs arrived al that sonelusioa,
from the fact atthey bare been making
dissnion spssohss fos ssIs, shsss nsay
years., /" and have nss besn szpsllsa by the
Democratic majoritys ss
Not only did they make speeches sdvo-
eating the dissolution Of the Unieny whish
woald have been an acknowledgement d
SousAsrn Ooafsderacy, aad the ssssb.
lishmsns Of Eorshsru ons; bat tasy In
trodaesd aud rosad fae shs rsespsiea 81
petitions for TIA disselaaiaa af lAs Uaiea.
Secretary sEwARp and Senator HAIx,
both voted 20 receive petitions aad agsinss
laying them On tbs table, wishsus rsfsf~