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News Items
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Tm Naval Agen, ct Philadelphis, u Is said, has
zen removed, and his ofbce placed in possession
Of Government agents.
DirAron from the Army Of the Potomac
says thai on tho 10th rebel Lieutenant and u
men deserted and came over in body. aud report
cd that many others would follow soon as an
opportunity offered itself.
RICHMOND papers Of Tuesday publish an official
dispatch from General Lee stating that the Federal
cavalry attacked General LomsI's forces on Friday
last, at psint two aud half miles from Gordons-
Vile, Va, and were handsomely lrcpulscd. louing
thirty-lwo prisoners.
APAcKAoE Of quartermsstsr's vouchers, amount.
ing to nearly 600 900 were taken from a train
captured by the rebels on the Louisville and N>sh-
vile Railroad. on tho 99d instant. They arc In
favor Of parties In Cincinnati, Buffalo, Chicago
Michigan City, Albany, Boston, Philadelphia and
New York. AdAms' Express Company notihe,
Me public not 70 negotiate or receive them.
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tcenfssusd from Ia fvsf peos.J

. bad weather and high vsisr NOT mucn vas Of
tected. Another expedition, vndsr Colonel sptsly,
ven, to Rioons. Acting Nssssr Thatcher Destroyed
much properly and oapsurcd large number Of
horses and c.ttls Our FORCES sustained loss er-
eept the capture Of IA Whitney.
Gen. Dsvisons expedition has returned after
successfully accomplishing thsir obteoa. Thsy ,rs-
yelled through 100 miles IN hhssn days bun nf-
teen bridges and nunbu Of miles Of r.ilrosd. and
destroyed enormous Quantities Of property. Ths
raid WAS ons Of The moss brillisnt Of tAs war, and
resulted In drawing some of whssler's forcss from
Tennessee, Tsylor's forces FROM koriden, and
Besuregard 70 Msr,dsn-
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

TIT HOLIDAY SEASON - PREPARATIONS
ron NEW Yy.p,s D.,-F,1.,srv, p.,s.s1 Dr,.
ING, So.-Ths present weak I. The grand cal, d.y
Of IN, vo.r. and 4, 4. h.ioo oh..rv., 1,r.,.u, ~,
m. nnonls ~ mi. c,v In o.nu,n, ho,,dav s,vl.
Tn. amount of money expended for present, and
fcAstipe already borders on the fsbuloua and Va,
the shops and store, arc ,hronoed with AN ,.g.,
crowd Of purchasers. The ..les Of IN. ieve,.r.
are the bos, index OF the extent 10 which ex,ravs
gancc and reckless expenditure are carried Thu.
establishments have done much Ia,g,r bua,,cs.
than ever bofora T.. mite Of Wa, and b,sb nrces
and the mos, costly goods have sold ,hs mos,
readily. It's noticeable that 4 marked difference
rxist. in Tho TASTE, Of ,bo.. Who h,,, ,.v.,,v :.
the present time a. comp.red with buy,,a M or
four yssrs AGO. Thore Ia no trouble in making .,,s.
tho only spuaren, recommendation Tor thu s.Ic -
q Sc, u iewelry being the OK ,rbi,anee Of tho
price This fac, show, that ,h, I.u,b,.-, .,
shoddy-,he Flora McFlimsic, Of a r,ush,oor ,r,s.
tocr,cy, arc determined To m.ko nm in ,.rd,r..s
Of shov what thew lack in m. r.ouis,,.. =, d,rI.
sed resnec,obli,v A. .o,..o.oo. ,-...,,,s.l.
aov n. eopiously a, , Pspr.v,van,. all u,.u o..
much 10 the .at,sf.c,,o, q, ,ho.. uho h.v. ,,o
goods TO seu "A New yc,r,s d,v ,r,,,,,o,o. no
hustle a, ths shors and store. ,Da,.r,.iiv ,,,.a.
and bc0in, 10 .. bibi, Itself o,so Is, n,,n,,urs,.
| c.rro, ,,oros uouo, .,oros A., .uo,uh,,h 49,.
iy shows that ,ho ume.hOnored custom Of New
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MARINE NEWS.
Dec. 3o-s. R., I 94-s. 8, An. W, even.cs 81

,
CLEARED.
BARK-Teresa- tDutohl Hoyle for Marucaibo.
BRIG-S II Jackson, Tracy, for Havana.
sCHOONEks-W II De Witt Port X yal; VIM p
Williams, Fortress Monroe; n Wheeler, Boston;
Fanny Morse, Fortress Monroe; Roecius Tauntoni
Sea View, Halifax; Ma1on Rogers, York River Sar.
dinian, Boston; Dart, stamford; Rival, do.
ARRIVED.
STEAMsHIPS-Moro Castle, Havana; sexonia,
Hamburg and Southampton; AustralasiA- Liverpool.
SIlPs-Fieha Alexandra GAustIlanl finn Tresta.
Samuel Russell, Foo Chow Foo. \
BARKs-Pilgiim, RIO Janeiro Holrese, New Or.
leans Cabot, Pictou; Gyda Cadiz; Rapid, Vera Cruz
BRIGs- Monica, Bangor; Whitaker, EliEabethpor,
for Salem; Alamo, EhEaheihport for Boston; Q
Pension, Walton, n 5; Scotland, Barbadors; Union,
81 stephens; Maria, CharloftetOwn, n |, Kate, Gov
Bay; Aiyarsdo, (ionnives; Iyro, hontego bay, Jam;
Bosota, AspinWHl Marucsiho, harac1ibo.
sCHOoNERs-NB Borden, Grand Turk, r I; @
FantuZzi, ElWabethport for Boston; Adams
tliEsbethpori for Bo.tOn; Nicola FllabethpoIt fol
Boston, T Baker, Norfolk; Nancy X lagap, Bangor
Orend, Providence for NirTiuia Mshe Hall, Rocklnnj
for Baltimore Bal Don, Prince Edwards leland; Cow
erDor, Elizahethport for Boston; Col EDDY, Elizabeth
port for Boston; Viola, EllzAbethport for Boston,
Dro'den, Elizabethport for salem.
BELow-Bris Harriet McGllyery. Wind NV
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From Europe.
TIVE Days Lister News.

The Australian, from Liverpool 17th, vta Queens
town 18Th Of December. arrived 81 this port yss-
,srdsy, with two days later news.
population from The Emancipation socie,y
waited upon the Hon. c. p. Adams, The American
minister in London. on the 18Th December, 70 pre-
sen, 70 him, for ofcisl transmission W Washing.
ton, an address, oongrstulsting Prssidsni Lincoln
on his reelection.
The London Tuss editorisiy sppisuds sccre,ary
sewSd's correspondence with Mr.. Parker, when
ths, gentleman sought 70 submit an address 10
President Lincoln, ssned BY three hundred and
my thousand people Of Great britain. The Trxrs
dsnounces the ofciousness of this address and the
manner Of processing with H. and ssys the public
Of both nations ought 10 be much obliged 70 Mr..
seward for having administered 70 these people 90
complete and wsll-carnod . mub.
The London Tnrs in its city article, SAYS the
seeoun.s from New York by the Etna tend .o con.
nrm The report that the United States government,
propose 70 es,slrsa . systsm 70 enable trading
opsratlon- on an extended scale 10 be carried on
with the South. This might virtually, 10 adds, Ia
an cotiro opening Of commerce between tho two
sessions Of The country, and under such circnm
stances tho quest would u course arise N The
validity Of any bloctading regulations instituted
soi 90 VI tefplnH iortlku nAtlOns HOn tnt
enjoyment of SIMILAR intercourse.
Tue Arguments IN the appeal Of Bishop Colouse
against the action Of The Bishop q Cape Town, In
depnving him Of ms see, were In progress beiors
Abe Judicial Committee Of the Prvy Council.
Mr.. Cobden's health hsd greatly improved. and
he was again able 70 leave his room.
The karvsez ministry In Spain having resigned,
nov cabinet was formed by the Marquis Of PAWS
but The Queen declined 70 sccept II, and summoned
senor Lsrsindi 70 tho palace and subsequsn,ly
Ssnor Isturitz and the Marquis Of hiraforea with
whom long conferences were held. The crisis con
sinued on the 18Th. Senior IsturitI was endeavor.
Ing 70 form . cabinet but his success was consider.
Cd doubtful.
terrific tornado bsd been experienced 81 Lis
bon. Numerous small vessels were damaged and
sunk. Tho extent Of the disaster on shore 10 moi
yet announced.
The law Tor the tsrnsfcr Of the capital 70 Flor
ence, oountormgned by all tho ministers, 10 pro-
mulgatsd IN the official gazette, u also royal
decree ssncuoning the convention Of tho 18th Of
6eptomber.
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indigo blue the government, rejected four The
sand coats that were not perfect.
Jas. I. Young, Secretary Of the Staten fsla, -
Dying Company, deposed 70 the dying u near Al
thirty thousand yards Of the goods bought 4
spsulding the cloth did not dye wei. Adiourna
PoLIor ISruLeESoE.-Costo Of Mulberry Str, 4
Liquor .-Dridget oBearn, Of No. SO Mulberry .
appeared At the Tombs Police Court and made 80
dAvit that on Saturday las, she purchased liquor =
William Clesry, a bartender in Murray's lq
store, At No rs Mulberry street and gave hit
abe supposed, ive-doAr Treasury note, and u
ceivcd change therefor but on reaching home 80
became aware that she bad given the bartender |.
my dollar note. She returned TO M1rray's stof,
but Clesry not there, nor was she atlo 70
him until MONDAY, and then he stoutly insist
that the comp ainant had given him only a hv
dollar bill. Tie accused Sas committed by just sr
Hogan. n
Pocket Picked on a Ner Hapsn Cara youi l.
MAUI who gives his name as George +. Hovsr .
was arrested yesterday upon complaint OF
Barnard Ellis, Of West Dcdham, Mass, slegii
that the accused had stolen bis wallet containir :
go as be was leaving New York and New II
ven train At Twenty 81 xth street. The wallet " :
found near where Howard stood in the train. tr-
Counterfeit koncy.-Justico Dodge commit
Stewart Patterson tor offering fvc-dollar conN
feat on the buffalo City Bank " Mr.. John c. San
mann. II No. I'll West Twenty sixth street.
Rad on Bounty Jumpera-For some tine .
police Of Proves, Marshal General Hayes estabhs. II
meu, have been watching several places in II I
city, which have been long suspected rs the RESI-
Of bounty jumpers, and on Monday evening rA
was made on one Of these places, in Hudson stree,
near King. when tho officers entered, game q
faro was in iu / operation, and 1t WAS amusing "
sec how the players skodsddled, some even junlr
| ilg out Of the window. Fourteen persons wer
arrested, and underwent temporary cxampat
before Lieut.. x. 3. Rod, Recorder Of the Board
| -Four were discharged IN conscq renee OF having.
| by their own showing, been only two days out {
| States Prison. The remainder were detained. an
| wall forthwith be sent ~ the front. y.
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years. carried Of more than 200 lambs and even
killei xe.,. .nd shS~n

:
years carried Oh more than 200 lambs and even
killed goats and sheep.
TIE Arrangements for holding an intern s,ionsl
exhibition st Dublin next year are progressing In
the most satisfactory manner. The Queen has
formally expressed hope that the undertaking,
which Is 70 enjoy her psnonage may result sue.
cesduy.
A yAnrrr in the township Of wsllsc., Cansds,
s'rmed 81 The appearance Of something At his
window the other night, which be thought was
"Fenisn," about whom excited reports were prev.
slent got up out Of bed, shot at Il, and found be
bad killed his bes, COW.
IT 10 sid ths, the suggestion Of Davis for the
employment Of negroes In the quartormhster's and
eommssary departments Of the rebel army, has
been adopted, and the whites heretofore In this
particular service are now reported W be serving
In the army.
Tnr foundations In Italy have no, psased over,ss
was supposed, wlthou, los ~ life. At Jongans
whole family OF night persons pershed under the
ruins 81 their cottage Vast numbers of cattle have
been drowned, and the loss Of property Of all kinds
10 immense.
DrsrArcn from Liverpool received by the
AustrhAsisn, gives . runor that the 81. Domir 20
question tho cause Of the resignation Of tue
Spanish ministry. They wished 70 abandon the
island because oftke difficuliy Of subiccton, and
bccsuss England had resolved " recognize the in-
surgents a. beIigerenn. The Queen refused W
sdops this course, ana their reSis nation ensued.
You should sdsp, your language 70 your he.rer.
lady, who was handling pair Of artificial
plates In q dental Office asked /: 'Can . body cat
with thoee thingsr "iy dear madam, msstios-
ton can be performed with thotn with facility
scarcely sxcellci by nature isscl;" responded the
dentist. 'Yes, know but can q body eat with
'emt"
ALEXANDER STEWART saws the Ab,ny AEGue,
the dry goods nsbob ~ New York, Las the largest
income of any man in America or probably the
world. He has lately paid income tar OF 1880
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A FEW REAMS OF PRINTING PAPER,
"A 4Las, viii be soid cheap on application a tho
Sur nfias u
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LIZZIE LEIGH
Oh,
THE REDEMPTION.
A CHRISTMAS TALE.

THE Continuation OF this story Ii una void.
ably crowded out to-day.l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-09
GTe Daily 8uutaaI.
.,-.v ----..................JUEZ .
For President, Abraham Lincoln.
For YIee.Pres1dent, Andrew JOHNSON

Oar dispatches this morning an
nounee the nomination Of Abraham
Lincoln for reelection to the Office OF
President Of the United STATES, and Of
Andrew johnson, of Tennessee, for cleo
ton to the vice-Presideney in 1864.
The news Of these nominations by the
Union Convention will send a thrill OF
JOY through the hearts of true patriots
all over the country.
We are not at all surprised to hear Of
these nominations. We have, for near
six months, regarded the denomination
Of Mr. Lincoln as forsgons conclusion,
and have thought that War Democrat
would be selected for the second place
on the ticket, 'and knew Of no man more
deserving Of the honor, and more likely
to receive It, than that illustrious patriot
and honored statesman, Andrew John
son.
On the Sth day of December, 1868,
the Evansville Journal took its position
in favor Of the denomination Of Abra.
ham Lincoln for the Presidency, the
nomination Of Oliver p Morton for the
Goyernorship Of Indiana, and the selec-
ton Of either Andrew johnson, Daniel
s. Dickinson, John A. Dix, or Benjamin
+, Butler for the Vice Presidency. Jan
uary IA, 1864, We hoisted the names OF
Abraham Lincoln and Andrew johnson,
at the head Of our columns, where they
have remained, until now, subject TO
the decision OF the National Union Con.
vention, and where they shall remain
until the next Presidential election, al
candidates, subject to the. decision Of the
people at the polls.
We have felt proud heretofore to ay
such names at our masthead, and nos
glory in them. We think this paper wa,
the first in the United States to hoisI
these names, and We shall be the last Il
| take them doWn, come what may. We
expect to stand by these nominees
through good and evil report, anc
will do our best to aid in their election
This ia emphatically the " Peoples
Ticket the laboring mans ticket
Both candidates are self-made men-bo!t
have worked their way up from the rank
Of labor to honored positions in life
We believe they are the men selected By
Providence to conduct the Natior
through the great crisis Of the next foul
years.
Three times three cheers for our can
didates-Lincoln and Johnsonl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-09
National unlon conrention.

BALTmoRE, June s.-The Convention
rs-assembled a. 10 O'Clock, President
Dennison in the Chair.
Prayer By Rev Mr. Gaddis, of Ohio.
The Committee on Business reported,
and after amendments were adopted
King Of N T., Chairman Of Committee
on Credentials, made a majority report
that the Missouri Radicals be admitted,
aud that the Arkansas delegation be adj
mitted to seats, without the right Of vot-
ing; that South Carolina delegates be
not admitted, aud delegates from the
District Of Columbia be admitted TO seats
without votes
The minority submitted a report which
concurred With that Of the majority. with
the exception Of the exclusion Of the
delegates from Virginia, Arkansas, and
the Territories Of Colorado, Nevada and
Nebraska from The right Of voting, aud
that part of the majority report that re-
lated 10 uneOntested delegates.
Several amendments regarding the
manner Of admitting MISSOURI delegates
we're rejected The question then re
cured on the adoption Of the majority
report A cali for the vote by States
resulted 10 the unanimous adoption Of
the majority report, admitting the Radi-
cal delegation from Missouri. Yeas 40,
nays 4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-09

CKcIyxATI, June ga rebel force,
supposed to be under command Of John
Morgan. made an entrance into Eastern
Kentucky and captured the town of Mt
Sterling. They also destroyed bridges
and tore up the track Of the Kentucky
and Cincinnati Railroad between Cynthi-
ana and Paris, and cut the telegraphic
wires.
Trains coming North returned safely
to Lexington
Another gang attacked 8 passenger
train On the Louisville and Lexington
Railroad this morning near Smithhsld-
Two passenger ears and the baggage
car we're burned, the express car robbed
and the engine thrown of the track
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-09
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Frs1sy next, Il being Psntseost, there sili b
hsid the frst eozhrmatlo1 Of the Israslitie Child
rem o. this. City. Their synagogus being too
snaaE, tbs ceremonies ill take place IN the Court
House, which was kindly ioansd 70 the cousrsxA-
ton By our worthy COunty Commissioner.
1hoagh part q tbs prayers will bs rseitsa in
the Hsbrsw language. Jet the GsznAa languazs
being mos; dominant in the congregation here,
Therefore tbs sermon and the examination Of the
eorhrmaats viii Be held in fhis language
Friends Of education, as we'll IS Of religious
progress, are hereby Requested te stt~ud That
this nOties is especially s0r ny ossstizn fsglow-
eitissus, eyerybody win pcrcefss. Ths ceremonies
~ill eo1neaes II o'eloek A. n.
Rev B. L. FoULD.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-09
INTERNAL REVENUE.


NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ lists, galsatiVas ana saHmeFstiens Dads asa
taken ~ r. ). Mofuhresk, Assistant Assessor u
Internal Eeyanns for Division No ., (ssbraeiag
the caaaiy Of NaHdsFbsFs). ln the First Csngrnn-
sonal District Of InaiaBa. In bis annual asseNs-
aren't made in the year tEgt, sf Licenses, fneeme,
and articles enumerated Ii schsdgia A, tact Ja1y
1, ls62, and amended Act Of March 3. lssa.l via
remain open fer ezaminAtio at the ofsus q aid
f. s. uofnbrUnk a. Ne. 10 North first street, 10
ths city q Evansville, from she 9th DAY d June
Instant 10 Tuesday. the zist day Of JHze Iss4 en-
which said last day, At o'eloek A. NJ, viii at
tend at the ofian 81 tie said n. :. uornhroek. fn
aald eits Of kvanavila, t. hear and detsrnins any
aud al appeals Nhich nzAy be made aEaiast the
proceeding ~ said Assistant Assessor.
All appeals 90 she Assessor aforesaid must be
made ~ writing. sud specify the particular cause.
matter or thiDg respecting which decision Il re-
qusstesl, and state the ground priaeipls Of in
equality or srror eomplained Of
]. G. HUTCHINSON,
Assessor ist Collection District Indiana.
junrslE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-09
MARRIED.

a. Ramsey, KY, On Sahaay. the tn inst BY
Bas ar Beekhaa. Captain JOHN ". RIA, -
The steamer o, b. taaphsil, 10 Miss MAMIE A.
Mckee. bFasriy q Tsaasssee.
csp,aiH Rsa vish bis beautiful bride arrived IN
The city by the Liberty 10. 2 on Tuesday ana lsfs
Tor Louisville On tAs Taraseos lat nikht, asd Sc
hspe ha future lifs mag b ono q perp~saal bsasi
suae, aud that not nufli be shall hare Assaiasd a
rips old age shall the uaion thus 20 happily esa.
msnesd be dissolved, aAd then oaIy 70 - r.
uaitsd 30 a happier sphsre.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-09
HEHS By Telegraph.


HEADQUARTERS ARxY or PeToaAc,
June Richmond papers Of June Sd
have been received The Sestisst speaks
of the arrival Of $50 Yankee prisoners.
and SAYS that on Friday fourteen assaults
were made BY Grant on the right of their
lne, held BY KsrshaTz, Hoke and Brock
iuridge. They were all rspulsed with
great slaughter Our loss was from To-
90 to 1900 killed and wounded, and
600 taken prisoners. Their men es-
capped almost unframed, bat il acknowl-
edges that we gained partial success
against Breckenridge, bat they subse-
quently recovered the ground.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-09

Hs5~ We observe that the Louisville
Journal, who nssd 10 sResr at the Ad-
minisiration party in that State as not
amounting to lhe dignity Of faction, is
now engaged in somewhat vehement
attempt to show that the laae Republican
State Convention at Louisville, was not a
larger and more Influential gathering
than the National Conservative Copper
head concern that met in the same city.
-Defrsn Tribune
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-09

American Cancer Champton.-pR
HzBBKRN has located in the city of oai,ex
Illinsls, Nc. los Main Street, third door .hov.
Quincy Hsuss. once over J. R. payson's book.
store.
BE claims 70 be the King Of Cancers and ALI
kinds Of Fever Sores, such IS Waite SWELLING and
Bene Diseases, serefnla, Piles, sSrs Rses in THAR
worst stages, Liver Complaints, Consumption.
Female Weakness, and Salt Khsen, restsr.
Rheumatism, he, &c.
The Doctor became master Of the above diseases
while travelling through Europe and America, and
he now stands At the head Of his profession beth
IN EUROPE and America. The Doctor will take
pleasure IN showing his visitors certificates Of the
above diseases where they have been given up as
insurahle by the best physicians in the country.
The Doctor also guarantees cure in all easa.
WHARF the patient lives up to the directions
The patient win please correspond weekly. s,x-
ing . true statement Of the case. Me-
~ Ths poor DEALT vita literally.
Cancers extracted in from four ts tvsnsy.fsur
heurs, without inatrumssss or pain, or drop 81
bleed. zsySs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-09

THE UNION PAKrY.-ThRt the present
Union party is little more than the
Republican party of 1860, becomes ap-
parent when we think of q few repre-.
sentative men in ell sections who OBJ
posed Mr. Lincoln then, and who ars
with him now: Edward Everett and B.
F. Butler, of Massachusetts; Daniel S.
Dickinson, General Dix aud George
Bancroft, the historian, Of New York.
0restes Brownson, the talented review
er, of New Jersey; Governor Hicks, and
Reyerdy johnson, the foremost lawyer,
of Maryland; E, NJ Stanton, of Penusyl-
vanis; Robt J. Brsesinridge and Joseph
Holt, of Kentucky Andrew johnson aud
Horace Maynard, of Tennessee; Govern
or Todd, President of the last Democrat
ie National Convention, aud Governor
Brough, long the leader Of the Democra-
CT ofthe State, from Ohio; Gov. Wright,
of Indiana, Gen. McClernand, the most
intimate friend and faithful follower Of
Douglas, from Illinois; c. D. Drake, the
polished orator, of Missouri, snd three
out of the four Senator's from the Pacific
States. We do not mention the names
Of Generals, who did not before the war,
take any prominent part in politics.
Another illustration is the popular
vote of the State of California: 1850
Lincoln, S9,l73; Douglas, Breckenridge
and Bell, 1857; majority against Lin
coin, 40, 49, 1S63-F. F. Low, CUnionl
81, 2SS; Democrat, 1862; Union ma
iority, l9.66l.-Louisriile Press.