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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
Tbirsg-foar ThsDsxnd Voters NE Megistered
Xeagerday. =

The following is the number Of voters regis
tired In tho yariOui wards yeaerday:
First Ward, 9o6i Second ward 1856 Third Ward.
es3 Fourth Werd. Ti2; Fifth Ward. s7l, Sixth W,vd.
eco Seventh Ward 3ef Eighth WsTd, I,427; MIA 'th
Ward, 4 903; Tenth Ward. s7e; Eleventh Ward 2 sa'
Twelfth Ward, .9s2; Thirteenth Ward. 9sii FonN.
ssenth Ward sssi Inteehtn ~ Wsr6 3s4 Sizteenth
Ward, 22i6; Nineteenth Ward. 2564; Twentieth
Ward fone district tnissiDgl, 27l2; Twenty-frst
Ward. fone district missingl, 24Hi Tweny.sscord
Ward, Ap5l-TOfal. "a l57.
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AMERIcAN INsrIrrTR FAm.-The pupils oi

AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.-The pupils OF
the Deaf and Dumb Institution visited the Fair yoster
day the Invitation the Managers. Last evening n
worry Interesting exhibition made from the stand Of
the peculiar method Of instruction impaired to this
class Of persons with fine displays OF the sign
language. Tho exhibition lasted over an hour, and
attracted the attention OF the immense crowd OF visitors
In attendance TO the exclusion OF tho other objects OF
interest
Tho closing address will be delivered this evening by
Prof Draper. The Fair viii close Thursday even.
ag when the awards win DO read of from the premium
LET. lhere are many useful novel, AID interesting
articles on exhibition otbor than those have
toned from time 10 time during nc continuance OF the
Fair.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
Oct 10. 1895.
Hsw.YoaK, Oct, II, 1865.

NkWs 1OHkl VNI 10 wv
DEAR sR yoar srie,t was msdp on ihe information O'
Government officials. -
You were released parole and your sureiies subsequent
discharged because satisfied that no case could be 'de
on, against you. There why proceeding grow
us ont OF the war aud not carried 10 Ito proper re'u'-s ~
nd or scqua,hould operate TO your preIudce
and your friends will regard It, On every principle
Of Justice you should be considered eronefated nom
ocnaurs and you suihorEsdto make such use o. @ sA
pres,ion Of my opinion :. ron may think proper
.r am, respectfully yours, &C., 'ohs a DIX
sis. A. n Pamef.
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SHERMAN AT SAvANSAH.--J. G. Buttre, No.
~ FanknSt has published large engraving with the
above title II s very spirited picture, representing
the entrance OF Gen. Sherman Into Savannah. sur,
rounded by bic STAFF Although the figures arc u0ccs.
sarily small from tho number represented. tho
kenesses OF tho distinguished Generals are very accu.
rate, tho grouping admirable and the whole effect very
striking Is the first ofa scres Of historical cugrsy,
ngs which Mr. pGttre proposes to publish. Tho draw.
NJ of this one Ia by lieut. .Ool. otto Bottlcher
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La,e., ship News.

! II ANhIF EW =. =. =.
s,..m.bip rslrbapks Honler Wilmington, n. G., 3hosn
,,ssr md pass. 20 Pierson Collins
stesnrr Erterpe, Eidridge WilDnston: n C., u hsan
y,i,o r,d,e und pss.. 20 Livingston Fox Co.
P,ia Cse.areske Newlall Nswburg for Porfsmou's ~
SEM Albert, Baker, Jon@Poi', sfas 70 brow Ass'f
s.br \. t. Smith Dosas COrasos "a day' with hass'
wool. &c Devule & Co. . , .. ~
seHr Devils A. Edwards. Tine, EdniHdiss u d''s~hs
naval stores h. A. Abbott.
schr j. T. Wiletts, Bayles Georgetov1 D. G
schr Quoea Of the West Rodgers, BAhe'fe'
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Hosel PeraDnaI.

The Hon. Alexander II. Stephens and son of
Georgia and the Hon. John Ii. Regnn OF South Caro-
liua at at the Astor House.
Dean Richmond esq. Buffalo; Gen. A. Schrah, Della
warei Gen. j. w. Arthur. u. 5. A.; the Hon. II. A.
WelsOn and Judge Wheaton Poughkoepsie. and Col
Hotel.
The Hon. John w. Hsrway Of New York Is stopping
at the ST. james Hotel Broadway, corner Of Twenty
s!Xth.St.
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pusseuxers Sailed.

IN ,ssn.hip PeIlona foy London-Danlel D. tPtol, sr
Upton Dsuri o. Upton sud 'eTysnt John Sefhpn VOC
Roberts NJ 5. Nav son. thla Lisssr, H,oIse rss'Is
R.,.dr, Jas. Douglass Mary Dongls', Johanna hisks
Scharl Fitzgerald aud lady, VIM Iiuord Gd.tsye Agn3
- ps, Gsarze Chick John Wisenbsrgsr, John koe4
Sxs. Tho rooi AEei Holland, Mrs. nonoTs Doye az
.o Children Desire Dehequinet, Sarah CToPey snd siA
Ia.aph PsrdiEzton, Cornelius Pceh -t..t.t q
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. ...emb,y Nominntion as Oswego.

Oswreo, n. Y, Tuesday. Oct. II. 1865.
At the District Convention held IN this city
to-day, the Hon. d. {. Little!obn was unanimously
NOMINATED FOR the Assembly.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18

DgArH or UNION MEMBER or CoEGREss
EEcT-We regret . learn ihnt the Hon George V.
Lawrence NJ Waalnpt m County member Of Congress
el, frnr ne XXIVih oisnict ~ PcnusylYunln died
at bis Tesidenco on Frid W OCT 49, after short but
s1yero illness An pxcliaf We says Mr.. l.. "wss de.
th!nter .SS II. o,s VII IN h euy upon bi, eorst u
sntS
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A Npw Mons or TgsrIyo ENGINE PowsR. :

a NEWI MODS Of 4 fSr riNu 'S.'"'-'.s - -
EAor are b. n ade 10 have congress ofsleae-enylhe
builders with a view Of asoerainins the ree i've y-Iae
OF new steam engines IL s proppssd TO NJ up aIlEse
nrao bo,er or tank viii bc provided which VII d.
flied With air 20 gvcn pressure. Each engine WI
in ,nrn bo onnected with oe tank and the compressed
Ite enaine which makas The Rrontsst nunber vi lie
judged Tho basi I.lIi --- i. .'.... i... To
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18

FATAL Result or AN ACCIDENT Coroner
Barrett held an inquest last evening on the body Q!
nan named John Cashmau. residing at No u ilth 81,
who died yesterday at his residence nom shn ehecis
rIae, received bya fall In the plaster factory ~ the
fo1i oi solth Thirdst. y. d. AyoHdiet OF accident
sl deAtA' was rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18

PERsoSATHG OFFICERS. mon, who gave
their name. a. Edward Thomas aud samuel hlggen
bohaIn were cnnght yesterday by the officers ci TIE
Fort ,econd Precinct In The act OF swindlng man
nar;d Thomas Kiiburn out of tl0o BY rePresenting
themselves officers on Col Befers stan apd Pfctebd
Inc 10 arrest him ON charge Of swndliDg tie Govern
ment They are held for eXanipation.
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roa MASsLArGuTER.-McCo Cor.

SENTENCE ron MASsLACGHTER.-Mc
miahan who was placed tral al finshng on thurs
day las, for tbs murder of Daniel tiNratrles was
allowed to withdraw the plea OF not suiity on fl'u'
- ci.ad.d yuity 20 inansiaazhter In the second
degree On tbs plea he sentenced 10 state Prison
for 10 years.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18

ln Attorneyst, paesiesnt 3. y. wiedeman IN the
chalE John v, haYr secretssy. Mr., Alfred ETbo'
Dsdson address upon the present pofhieal suation'
and tho following resolutions were adopted unani'
nPady: ul lr.e.... ...t f... $50 r'f
Roltd Tbshe conservative Syracuse platform dces IS
cxpeEs tho tCrfU q The Cf1oi party justice ., ii
honor and policy alike dmsnd arm eFp,es,,on OF The
Unvosal Suffrage and forbid seTcrI ihdofsenoN " -
Presidents reconstruction policy. ., A.. .,v. 10 the
Rcsoltcd, That the support are wlhhg 20 ,,,e 40
Union candidates Is and ought TO BE- merely |'s'
their personal worth.
REPUBLICAN N0MINATIONs.-an auJpuiInJjo nnIn ~
meeting of the Republican City Convention WV Iata
RronklVn on Monday evening n nomlheIe ., ., ,iaarS
for Collector of Taxes in place ofGen H. ~ dicd a.
vino was previously nominated b9t sho ~ S;xtI
stand On motion of Mr.. Il. L. hey vi tno 80. S.A..
Ward AJt William H. Robinson, the present Assessor
~ The IT. rd District nominated D! aeeIunauop'
after which the Convention aolouiheu '.t
Jrn,c1AL NoMISATIoE.-The Democracy OF
tho second Judicial District met at Brooklyn yesterday
.csrnoon and nominated the Hon. Elias j. Beach oil
1ncans County for Justice Of the Supreme Court MI
f{cocb is the present Comfy Judge ofQueens winch
ition he has held for two terms. Judge Beach our
ne, Inc past four years has been a War Democrat
I
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21,4s5
Hew-J ersey.
nR NEWARK ELECTION.

The official majority for Peddie, UnjVn can
didate for Mayor Of Newark. n. j. is 1852 The eg'
yroKate vote was ls, 7si
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Ono thousand small pags m coltVn anu P'SA's' ~
Three hundred small bngs Of Sea Island pickings
sorNp EA ISLAND COTTON.
IAnrn erA iaIINn c0TTnN.

Fivo hundred bales Of the third quality OF damaged
Sea Island cotton remained unsdd there being no bid
deTs for Il. 'ef.t
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FmR an AyBsuE A.-1he building in the rear
OF No 97J Je0ue A. took dIe yesterday accidentally
and rras dam we'd about e. O1 Insured IN the GerIna.
nia Ing1r6nce % for s coo. The front building wah
damaged SieQ Insured for $500 IN the Pacific Insu
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THE FIELD.
Base Hall.
aNi6Gau

- ATHLETICS vs.. ATLANTIes.
fHniDfLPHIA Tnesday OCT n, lsu.
3 ne Athletics have challenged the Atlantis,~s
tae nrst game to come Of in Brooklyn on the "a,
October-the time and place Of the third PAINE n
third game should be necessary. TO be in abeyan.s
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
The RcQbsiPys

We are c'edibly informed that the official
announcement Of No 55 Bsst Thirtysecondst as one
of the Polling and legsI'y places in The XXI't Ward
Is an error md that be correct place is No. IS Wst
Thirty.sscOndst.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18

EIGHTH ASSEMBLY ID. STRIOr GERMAN REPUB-
IScAS CLnBA special peetin Of this Club was held
~ AcDdsy Ist Tie itb jDeiant "a hetfhpatsr No.
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IN WEST FTprY .pTRsT.sr-Tbo I've,

FIRR IN WEST FIFTY -PIRsT-sr-The two.
story frame house No. PSI West fifty lrs st. took Gre
yesterday uopn and was totally destroyed Insured for
81 900 In tho st. Nicholas Insurance Co. The building
was occupied by Mrs. Yanderwort aud owned by Mrs
BlnHbtlm. Building No 259 adjoining was partially
dcSroyed Injured for 500 Several other build ngs
Iighty damaged, In all 10 the amount Of about
5000 A daughter of Mrs. Vandcrwort lost $3.50 in
money nnd valuable watch and chain In tho conaagra
tion. :.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18

4Ae Amacrsi (Mass) Express states that a
former resident OF that town; at present in Now
Orleans, ag,eos 70 give Amherst College tAoooooo on
sertea eondj uops
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P(LHTHCAL.
Ohio.

Tho fo,xS1ng table presents the rhajorines
n eor t,svcrnor on tho ieth inst, in ak the eoon'
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PennsyIYauiu.

Union msjorlty ..,..........?e -
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2S,A64

fetal Union. ............'ss's'.' 'ft'fo5
Total DemOcratie........ ......-..-..le' le'99a
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18

Fashion Course L. l., Tue,dsy, Oct. H. Mstehi tEpV
Milo beats beet three Ia i've, 70 wagons ~
II. WoOdrad named br Dexer. :.''''''''i J
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04
Is z s.,al.

As in La Sale, Livingston, Bureau, VIII,
Grundy-indeed in all the strong Republican
counties. so IN Cook county, the Republican
convention has suubbcd the soldiers. kicking
cut every soldier that was presented as a
candidate, and giving all the nominations to
stay-at-home civilians, substitute brokers, anC.
political hacks. The Chicago J9unH,
though supporting the ticket, comes out as
follows:
at is useless to Disguise the fact ;ha,
there Is serious disSafisfd,tioa in this city
and county as regards the nominations OF
the county convention of last TbursC7,y.'
The Serious dissatisfaction manifested
itself in serious" way a few evenings after
the Republican convention adjourned for au
immense meeting Of the pecp'e was held,
without respect to party, and another ticket
was nominated, upon which, as in La Sale
county, the soldiers got the larger share OF
the ficcs; and the Democratic convention.
which w.s subsequently held, adjourned
without making any nominations. resolving
that the soldiers ticket, though composed
mainly Of men who. in the army, had called
themselves Republicans, being true soldiers
and Union men, We're good enough for them.
So the Democrats again co,re 10 the help of
the soldiers, without regard to party, against
the political gamblers, mounted lnks, and
substitute brokers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04


inhabitants, affording as handsome and
pleasant residence sites as can be found
anywhere.
The business of Seneca, we have said, en-
titles her to Il thouS and inhabitants, and she
will soon have th4 m. But prospect now
opens upon her, TIL ut may double her bust
ness in year, and then her population
must double again
For the last four or five years that splendid
farming country lying opposite Seneca, on
the south side of the Illinois river, embracing
/ the towns of Broo kfeld and Allen in this
county, two or tire e towns in Crundy coun>
| ty, and as many more in the northern edge
of Livingston county. have been filling up
with astonishing rapidlty, and have been
swelling the trade bf Seneca. The means oil
crossing the river, however, were so wholly
inadequate, that m ost of this trade was di-
verted to Morris d nd Ottawa. The shrewd
business men of Seneca saw at a glance
what was wanted, and early in spring they
proceeded to organize company, and rails
ing the nee 'ssary capital stock to have a
bridge built across the Illinois river The
necessary stock Va IS taken in few months,
and then the contra was let fer building the
bridge. Mr.. a. Bruce, of Seneca, got the
contract for the stone work-consisting OF
two abutments and four piers, all built in the
best manner, OF Joliet cut stone; and
Boomer d Co., of Chicago, got the contract
for the wood work The bridge, when com
pleted, will cost $4,000, and it will be
ready to cross by the lst of January. The
| stone work, except the south side abutment.
is already up; the wood work is ready. and
in week operations will commence in put
ting it up.
This bridge completed, and the roadways
to i; leading through the centre of the town.
both from the north and south side. put in
thorough good order, and Seneca will start
on new career of prosperity, which must
eclipse even her marvellous progress hitherto.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04


MEssRs EDIToRs :-Two weeks ago tie
soldiers Of Bruce held mass meeting.
which was attended by almost every soldier
of the town. a viii be seen hv re- ring 20
yoHr columns 9; the 2,ih Ul' lie object OF
tina; meeting vas not Of pargizan charac-
ter, but was combined effort on tie iart Of
the soldiers to Obtain What they contidcr
their lust dues, and. al the same liul l.. 70
support tteir i,lirw-soljier- Mt tie ID niu .
election. They asked not whether they were
alb 1liii0ui-t-, republicans. or democrats, but
unanimously agreed 20 support jbsm a. sol
diers. irrespective OF parts. akin. the fact
Of their Lay:ar faced rebel bullets a. ruth
cirUi proof o. ;leir ios.''v. This n.ettiHc.
which | ii:uk even the Ottawa R,ui lca'.
will NOT characterize - being d.slov4l, u nan
imousiy voted thai Il copy o. it, proceed iEes
be scrt 70 the ltygG'icaH and FREE Tn DEB
for publication. Accordingly. = copy Wa,
sent to each e Tie papers. With reo 5es,
t, a they be pabl.shcd
The Fi:EE TRADER promptly and court Gus
" compliet! "ith the request, bnt the hval
soldier loving HepHHcal refused TO Ill the
soldiers Be heard thr bu-l. lis columns. WY
Is th,s? Has that sheet Suddenly lost tha,
al absorbing love fr the soldier With which
it vas wont TO Be filled because the soldiers
have dared TO assert their discrimination to
support their fellow 81, ier> IN preference to
the siay-at home candidates. whose CAUSE the
HepHbiicG,t espou,cs,?
I he soldiers of Bruce feel highly compli-
mented by the cavalier maurcr in wL;ch the
RepubftcGH has treated them in thi, mauicr,
and they viii most as>uredly reciprocate the
iaVcr whichever occasion may offer. s.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04

Party FEALrY. considering that there
is really no political issue involved in the
election IN this county appreciable by a man
Of scnse, and that the only question is,
whether the soldiers shall have the Offices or
The old party hacks. the Peru Herald certain
y affords a most Notable example Of party
fealty in opposition to the editors own better
sense and judgment That paper supports
Although we were chagrined and mort
Led a; the manner in which our soldiers were
slaughtered in the Union Convention. still we
believe it to be the duty of every honest low
or Of his country TO support the ticket
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04

Col. John II. Kuhn Of Alton, was suffocat
ed on the DIST by rltering large beer cask
to clean it out. befpt Re the poisonous gases
had escaped. Col N. entered the military
service as caftain OF the Wager Company
from that city in lS$l-three months men.
and continued la the service until tie end OF
the war-rising step by step, and filling
many stations of trust and responsibility with
credit to himself, satisfaction to the people,
and profit to his country. His last military
career was as commander of the military
station at Alton, while Colonel of the l4ith.
and was mustered out of the servc, with
that regiment
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04

Alderman Wade presented bill Of o. P. Hathe>
way, for building sidewalk and, on his motion,
clerk was directed to issue order for fifty dol
lars, amount of said bill
On motion of Ceilings
OTdertd, That parties interested be permitted
10 puiia sidewalk ordered from Public Square in
South Ottawa to Bloouinoton road OF plank
twelve inches IN width on the outer lines of said
sidewalk, and filled in between with gravel
making the entire width of said sidewalk sly feet
On motion of Miller
Oy1iered, That the sidewalk on the north sid. nj
Mulberry street, be rebuilt. under the supervision
of street and. ALLEY Committee
On motion of Fennell,
Ord red, That the crossing over Clinton street
on north side of Washington street, be repaired
On motion of Eichelberger
Orderef, That the sidewalk in front of the fifth
ward school house be repaired, under the direc-
ton of street and alley committee.
On motion of Eicheberger, bills OF j. D. Dim.
stead, Patrick WoodlOck and Michael Mc(;nness
were referred 10 finance committee, for report to
next meeting o! council.
On motion of Ceilings
Orefered. That the street and alley committee
be authorized to dispose of the old lumber taken
from sidewalk On East Main street, for the bepef
of the CITY.
On motion of Young,
Ordeyed, That a crossing be constructed on
south side of Marquette street. acros. La Sale
street.
BILLS ORDERED PAID.
Robert Wilson, CITY surveyor 81 So William IIuch.,
assistant marshal. $500; Samuel Patterson supervisor
$500; Zimmerman, chairs $3.50.
Street Iabor-Wiam Murphy. s13 so: Thomas Core .
SS.ZJ; Thomas Finn. $1,000
Team iaborTlios. Stack $3.50; James Rohan 50 %
Henry Dugan, $40.
Adjourned to Tuesday, Nov ], 1865.
X. n. WATERMAN, City Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04

CnIcAGo REP rBLIcAS.-Ihe Chicago Re-
publican appear I'd on Tuesday morning in
quarto form, tie shape in which the New
I ork Tribune: HTaid. and others Of the
larger eastern dailies, are printed. Being
exceedingly wei printed, the R3e,Ilicm,
makes as neat all appearance as the best OF
them.
Barring its politics, which are quite as
eXecrabIc as those Of the YriJune and some
times more so, the Republican Is certainly
making rapil strides towards place at the
head of the CT icago dailies 1t must be
crowding the Tjj:nc seriously, and certainly
IL not helping the journal, though, for the
matter Of that, there seems to be room in
Chicago for all of them Its organization in
the way of telegraph CORES ponGence, local
and commercial reports, and picking mp the
general news, seems to be very perfect, and
on scale exceeded probably by no other
paper in the country. Those prophets are
certainly at fault who predicted that the Re-
publican started off on too grand scale to
last. The Republican is printed daily-Sun-
days iucluded-at $l0a year; semi-weekly
50 weekly $500
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04

A decision has just been rendered BY the
United States Circuit Court at Rutland, VT.
which, if it be teuable, will prove of the
highest Importance. The case at issue in
volved the cOnstitutionality of the act passed
by Congress on March 3, 1868, providing
that ''any order of the President, or under
his authority. made at any time during the
existence of this rebellion, shall be defense
in all courts TO any action or prosecution
civil or criminal, pending or to be com
menced for any search, seizure arrest or
Imprisonment etc. 1t was by virtue of
this act that all the 'arbitrary arrests were
made, during the rebellion, in tie non-rebcl
States, and it was that which shielded the
authors of such arrests from the civil law.
The decision OF the court in the case referred
TO that the said enactment twas in vio-
lation of the Constitution of the United
States, ard afforded no protection for acts
done Under it. According to that decision,
All the victims OF arbitrary arrests" would
now be entitled 20 damages against the
Government or its officers, AID the whole
catalogue of acts done by virtue of this i'm
portant law would be Illegal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04

UNION PATTY. The Republican party
in this county. on Its tickets and in the calls
for its meetings, persists in calling itself the
"Union Party" Thus We had g Union =
meeting on Thursday evening. The speech,
ei, however, were against restoration Of a
Union Of the states, and only in favor of a
Union of the black and white races. "Umoh.
party with them therefore means only Union
of the aces. Soldiers, we believe. are gene
rally supposed to be good 90 Union men, as
referring to maintaining the Union of the
states. but being opposed to Union of the
races, all who oppose the candidates on the
Union (of the races) Ticket, are read out of
the Union (of the races party. OF course
the party who, in 1856, carried flag in this
city with l6 stars and Is stripes upon it,
never had any just claim TO be called Union
party in any other sense that that of Union
OF the races.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04

DEATH OF PALMERsToN.-The great Eng
lish premier, Lord PalmerstOn, died on the
18th of October, aged 81 years. less . DAYS.
He had been suffering seriously from govt
for several years past, and for the last few
months his health had been visibly failing
but the Immediate cause of his death was the
taking & severe cold.
Henry Jobr Temple, viscount Palmerston,
was born in Broadland's, Hampshire, Oct
20, l7S4. He entered parliament as tory
in ls06, when but 30 years old. and in a
year more became junior lord of the admi-
rally, retaining, however, his seat in Parlia-
ment, which be held uninterruptedly until his
death. In 1890 he joined tie wings of which
party hesVas the Acknowledged head from
that time forth. For at least twenty FIVE
years past had almost exclusively direct
ed the foreign policy Of tie British nation,
and more or less its home policy. He will
probably be succeeded in the premiership By
Lord John Russell.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-11-04

SOUTH CARoLISA.-Governor Perry, in is
message to the legislature of South Carolin b,
says that if the members of congress to pc
elected from that state should be Gin Was b.
ington with their credentials when the clefk
calls the roll, they cannot be excluded mo Re
than those from Massachusetts, He add Id
that no man in South Carolina could take the
test oath, and that it is not the policy Of the
president to enforce this, and he believed it lis
not che policy of congress. This decaratib n
is ofconsiderable Importance and has sem l.
official tone