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and running for the Legislature rs the can
didatc Of rebel synlpathizers. True soldiers,
who vote US they shot, &C ashamed to find
him in such dlsloyal aud disreputable pollt-
cal company. The TRIBUNE certainly never
suspected, when It WAS pral:ing him, that
after the wur lc would "go buck" on the
Union party that Sustained, paid and
prompted him, and m the brave soldiers
who fought with him. lie will discover,
aftcr tho votea orc counted, that he made q
bad blundcr in Joining the Coppesheads aud
allowing them to run him In opposition to
the Union and Soldiers ticket.
, 1866-11-06
NEVADA.

Gu, California files bring us eomc interest
Ing political Intelligence from Nevada, which
,nc Telegraph has failed TO convey. Three
nolitical conventions, the Union, johnson
and Democratic, were held at Carson on the
same day, October Sd. The Union convcn,
tion failed to organize on the first day and
adjourned to October 18th, when complete
harmony was obtained and the following
nominations were made: for Governor. IL.
e. p}asde1: Lieutenant Governor, ]. 8 Slim
cerland; Congress, D. R. Ashley; Supreme
Juage. J.F. Lewis; (; Clerk Of Supreme Court,
\. Hclm: sccreta1y Of State, G. n. Note
ware; Attorney general, R. II. Clarke
Treasurer, E. Rhodes; Controller, ". L.
Parkinson; Superintendent OF Public N
struction, 4. N. Fisher; State Printer, j. E
Eckley Surveyor General, s. Fl. Marlette-
The Conservative and Democratic Convcn
tIons, which met on the same day, also nd
, 1866-11-06
i STEAMBOAT on THE GRAND
CANAL OF VENICE.
Indignant EoudoIlcFs and a f2ace.

Indignant CoudoIicrz and 2ace.
4 lively correspondent of m English paper
thus describes bis voyage through tho Grand
Canal Ut. Venice In steamboat
"Arnthcr whistle and another startled the
tehoes Of the Old pa!aers nn the Grand Canal,
whilst VIC g(idcd past then, at our utmost
sperd, OF sisut oil steam and pnt the holm
hard over to avoid collision With come rnsh
Eohdu1a Which csotsrd rur bows. Then
there was M Interchange Vt compliments,
IN the smooth Seuclinn din}tct, between
our captain and tho gonaotlers-euavc
IT. lnsnner, but strong III substance. md,
With rarld strokes Of slic screw, NC gliled on
by number Of laden baFgcs, which had be-
come tntanglcd In tho narrow el,nnnc! be-
meath the bridge. ard III We moved forward
very slowly wo could hear co.u,cal watcr-
carrier iutcsspcrsing bis rssu1ar cry with tho
sast %.ea "r ' KSf y,o1 sna S he f'"1fry fyy
wates' for United Italyl' md 80 on through
se,cral artistic variations. There wns . rpur
Of applaulc ut each addition 10 the song, nl-
though prudence forbade tho people to jolu
In, as they would faiu have done.
ION vc went and on they went; vessels s
Cus.rtn House at the entrance Of the Nestre
tana', grew plainly visible, and the distance
between It's lrsscncd ut every stroke. That
Custom House SAVED them. They taHcAed
for an Instant, sprang out, spoke to
the officials, pushed or nsaiu. md
aonssese seRs II seSs San DID Te ses% msS @
the tort Of Malghcria. Bone aud muscle
struggled hard to keep their lead Of twenty
bcats' length. or thereabonts; they made
their oats bend. and seemed as though they
would fall on their noses should Thing &c
liz So.ntei ste ste1n, Hl,R S hia whole asar* d r.
clearly visible, was . study Of graceful!
strrrgth and skill. How he stopped and
strained to give force to his strokes. How
deftly lie combined guiding the others will
helping thcm on. They nevcr looked back
but they knew that We wcre close behind
for our engine pulled loudly in token Of hi:l
pressure, and our whistle was no mean;
siltnt.
"Thc steamboat created no little scnsa
tion a. she advanced upon her couree. Nha
shouts ;eo .nS rdn, aes,
iron. small boys, who nm by. the ssds whe
there chanecd to be & Eootpath, re felt sur
that Venice wns aware Of our movements
Perhaps the gondo1as wsre jealous Of shci
formidable riral;. Perhaps they took th
nstt5 M Ps.SPessy PPsyP woS 1a soaa
opened for gcnsral traffic, and would supe,
sc0c the present fer1ying to 9festre. Certai
| it Is that NC had race acros the La
goon with three-oared goudola, m
a close rnce> too. Jealous or no, the mc
scnecr in the gonaola had his passpo1
. quickly examined, whilst We steamboat pa
| scngers 1ere kept Whiting until 3 servant !
the Emperor had asccrtaincd that We wei
| all legally qualified to 70 ashore. So, whe
the rest Of the canal had been truversed an
we arsivcdat Mcstrc, the three gondolic
I sat there Watching Us, with broad grit
| upon their sunbu1nt faces.
, 1866-11-06

The pardoned rebel concerns copies
handsome puff Of Major Tom Grosvcnor,
which appeared In the TRIBUNE during the
war, and attempts to draw tho deduction
thcrcfJom that Republicans should oppose
the;r own candidate and vote for him. be-
caufc be Is running for the legislature on the
copperhead ticket! ..-..-.......
ii the very time the TRIBUNE was pals.
ing him for fighting the rebels, the
Tines Was denouncIug the soldiers, himself
Included, as "Lincoln hirellngs," rob
bers" and "inccndlaries," doing the
bloody work Of abolitiontsm." The
surprising part Of the matter is that
Grosyenor, amer Sighting hravely agatnt the
foes Of tue Union, should now bc found con'
sorting With tic fire-ia-the.rear copperhoad:
, 1866-11-06

The people Of Chicago have III the past
shared the fato Of all communities sufficient
~ to make them appreciate the opportunity
Of fclcctiug good and efficient officer, Such
an opportunity il now presented in the casc
Of Gencral John l.. Beycrsdge, the Repnblt.
can candidate for Sheriff.. The ollleo Of
Sheriff Is an important one, and 1t
mny be that during tho ncxt two
years Chicago will have OCCASION to
rejnicc that 1t is filed hy u
man competent, us we'll as willing, IT, meet
its responsibilities fearlcssly and promptly.
This Ia no time 10 Gii this oillce with m ig-
nprant or incompetent .nar, or with man
whose whole ambition will BE- to collect Ills
fscs md make money. General ncyesldEa Is
| y brave and ga!taMt soldier who lsas scryed
| his country ibiihfully utd we'll IN The tlcll.
| liz Is d gentleman of education aud Of legal
experience. and 1t is no odisparngcmcntt to any
/ OF Ills predecessors to sny thnt he will MAKE
| the best Sheriff tAls county las lad for nauy
years. .........
LIT any person who may think of scrItcl-
s',g the natnc Of General Boyrrilgc from the
:'.krt ask who Ia the opposing caudldate ?
'el,ael Diyvsscy Is about rs incompetent d
i, III for The ot''ce Of Sheriff., us there Is II,
tic county. lic wus, Under the old charter,
chairman ofthe Committee OH Police in the
Board Of Aldermen, an office nearly clulsa'
lieut. to tint Ut Superintendent Of Police.
This WAS J"rinE Mayer uycr's term
OF office, and there arc thousands o.
lection Of what he made that police
Divcrkcy afterwards becamcu Buchanan man
| nni during Tire SUMMER at 1881, published
In
, 1866-11-06

journca over 10 October 4, when the Conren.
tious coalesced and nominated the following
ticket: For Governor, John D. Winters :;
Lieutenant Governor, II. G. Doni1cld Con-
gresham, Il. E. Mitchell; Attorney General,
". Il. Rhodes; Supreme Judge, It. c, Wal
lace; Controller, ". D. King; Treasurer. NJ.
G. Gardiner; Secretary OF State, G, ". Cof.
fec; Clerk Of Supreme Court, C. Il. Delknap
Superintendent Of Public instruction, II. l.,
Robcy.
The election takcs place to-day.
, 1866-11-06

Next west Of ibis was tho clothing house Of
II. Heunnan & Co., aud the warehouse in
which The fire originated. Next tho building
Of William eexuuer; then the large building
one Of the largest stock Of groceries, prori-
sions. &C., In the west !; next care the build
Ing occupied by Mrs. S. 6. Bronson & Co. ns
o millinery store. These comprise the build
ings burned-fve iu all.
Immediately west Of the millinery store Of
Mrs. Brcpson ssood the retail :.roecry store
Of A. D. Jones. This buildirg. vas consider.
ably damaged by the tire and the csoEts Of
the hook aud ladder company 10 tea 1t down
to atop the. rrosEsss OF the sonnsg1asaon.
pretty much ruined. We hardly sec how i
can be repaired 80 as to make 1t AZ good 40 II
vas Between this and the brick crockerJ
store of Ketchum d BnsDs, stood building
owned By Peter Windbeim, and occupied ~
LIS lis esessc A. ,s ss :a1gGn nnI',a ss.ea sa
torn down entirely. The f1nc brick 6uild,n-s
Of the First National Bank, on the Opposite
side of ! thirteenth street, suffered some dam
age by the bfeakaEc OF its windows. The.
bslek streef On 1e sas Of fsa
Co., Megeath Brothers. and ~ Toot1e d Co..
suffered some damages By the breakagc Of
windows, &C.
But the heaviest loss Is shat Of viii r.
| King & Co. THIS extensive rhotesa1e firm
| haa in their store 3 stock vatred nj s75, Goo.
But very small proportion Of It was saved.
| Thelr loes is estimated 10 be at least $50: COD
On this they had insurance as follows: Hart
ford, $500 Home Of New York, 900
s3.sGo: International, 5000 North Ameri
can, f5,noO; Putnam, zi,NO: Atlantic
$500; Home Of New Haven, 5000. rnta
$43, Coo. Their building w. valued a
$3,5Ns-no Insurance. The easea portion 0
their stock has been removed to- day to thei
new brick store OIL the corner Of Farnhan
| aud Twelfth streats- Even great deal o
l Tint il In Il badly damaged condition.
, 1866-11-06

~ It il said that A. j. has employed q
scholar yerscd iu hcrnldry to design a royal
eoat-ofasms, to be taken bT him as soon IS
he assumes the right title. The principal
features will be a goose rampant, with view
Of Ford's Theatre and Of 4. j. barauSufng the
foreign ministers and otlcr diguilnries, on
the occasion Of his Inauguration rs Vice
President. The motto will be selected from
Lis celebrated oration OH that occasion, aud
will read 3hts suni.
, 1866-11-06

~ The notes Of the dying Swami aro
said to be very soft and rlaintiyc. The bird
Of that name in sfarylund, in the aconics Of
his expiring political hopes, fulty sustains
tho character Of his species hy his primitive
and tonching appeals to the Great Nogul at
Wnshi.tytttD.
, 1866-11-06

IL AL those who approve of the whole
salc massacre Of Union lucu at New Orleans,
on the 3oth Of July, by the friends Of An
drew Johnsou and with Ills approval, will
vote The Coppcrhcad ticket to-day. Those
who are in favor Of protecting the Union
men Of tho South against the Enusdcsous yio-
lencc Of their rebel prosecutors, viii vote to
sustain CnpEIess.
, 1866-11-06

= General Beauregard hns publicly de-
clartd that no man shall have employment
un The railroad Of which he Is President, who
has not served In the Confederate army.
Andrew johnson declared that no ono should
bc employed in the Philadelphia Navy Yard,
who would not vote for Hester Clymer, the
Copperhead stay-at home peace sneak, In
opposition to the patriot and soldier, General
Geary. Beauregard and johnson are fast po-
litical friends and mutual supporters Of each
others "policy." The people Of Philadel-
phta and the old Keystone State voted
aguinst the BeauregardJoitnson programme
four weeks ago, and the f1ce1neu Of twelve
States will express their views Of it to-day.
, 1866-11-06

u Every Republican voter who fails 10
vote to-day, strengthens the hands If Andrew
.'olsuson, and encourages the rebels Of the
South to persist in their treason and thclr in
tolerance toward rniun men.
, 1866-11-06

Congressional Nominations.
First Dfstlict-NOR3tAS u. judd.
Second pIstrirt-Gen j. F. FAllNSWORTII,
Third DIetrict--E'.I1lU B. N4ASflDuKSE,
fourl1, Distsict-Gcu. A. c. HARDING,
Fifth Ufstsict-E. c. 1NGEKSO1l.
SIKH Dit,,ict-DCRTUN G. COOK,
Seventh DtsizIct-u. r 4. DRoMWEII,
Eighth Distfic.--suEiBY u. CULLOM,
Ninth Distribution. CuAS. F. LlPr1NCOIT,
Tenth Dis;rict-Gen. HENRY CASE,
Elescnsh Dikttict-Gen. EDWARD KITCHElL,
Twelfth DisttictrJEHu BAKER,
Thirteenth pie.tfc,-Geu. GREEN D. RAUM.
, 1866-11-06

INSURANCE.
From Whist We cau learn, the insurance
companies ,Eho bad risks On the burned pro-
TO settle their losses promptly. We hear OF
ore or more which rendered Immediate pay
ment Of the amount they had insured.
OF course, this calamity has set everybody
to thinking upon the subject Of INSURANCE
again. and re bear on escEy side pcoplelwho
have never insured say they will insure now
right away. We hope they will. Attend to
it now willie thc 1t is on you.
THIS coptaR ration Is the scvcrcst visitation
Of the Kind which Omaha llls ever experience
cd. 1t is the first biz fire. VIC hope it may
be the last. Up to thls calamity our city
GOOD fortunc t1as mt tfcseriet 1,s for Rnotl
, 1866-11-06

Ruuored SgarlIke Intentions OF Pru0-
ela and RuAaa-Sapofeonsa Rags
Arnlnxt tho United S1ntes-Thc East
em Question, etc.
TIE TREATY or. PEACE nETwEES AUSTRIA
AND ITALY.
The following arc the material portions Of
the treaty Of peace concluded between AUS
, 1866-11-06

These arc tile insurance companies and
their losses as fur as We have been able to as
certain them.
, 1866-11-06

TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1896.
, 1866-11-06
ris and Italy, including the ccssion Of We

tria and Italy, including the ccssion Of We
netia:
!. From the dato Of the exchange OF tho Eail1-
Gallons Of this present treaty. pcace snd friend
ship tlall exist forever hetxeen hls Ms1rsty the
iia5, thelF respective heirs and successors, ihou
). The Austrian and Itallsa prisoners Of var
shall he Immediately given mp upon both saaes
5. Hfs Aa;esty The Emperor Of Austria eonscuts
to he un!on ct he tnmhardo- Venetian Kingdom
W. !. liz itostieI Of + The @ @ceded;.enRory Is deter
j @ .as Z .Ss s,So:vsae.sa Kiasdoa: %il,Psy
foWels' shal e pshassed q its:s as q d.
1aa1eation ~i,h ihc rsostcet possihle delay:
desermiEed ~ The preceding article shall COM
snd .hail b completed vl.alu 10 shortest posst;
upon between the special commissioners appolnt~
ed.fo1 thts p1rross: . ,z,,, ,..o ,n,, II.
| self: i. That part OF The Monte f.omhardo,ve-
ee.S eon2eafaen 'sse [es1ed eoseled<d
IL aeb,s @ @ aadet Il ia 70 lie Monte Lonoa!d do.Vsaeto
from June d. 1.s up to The date q t9e coaein @ IL
.tea present treaty "a s1@ I'm q 'hss ~
Tie loan Of 1854 appe1taintug to venetsa. aud 70.
| The pricc OF the non-,rauspesfaele nsate:isl Q!
G1oo aor,1s Au.trian = currency ID es.h ehall 6e
determined By Az aaa!nona! AEsteie y % esS1esrai'
~Hn .ae p.eeeusnt q IT s,sG o,e1nent. hr,
Inc a. M Inn nf s4,cnainr he rriafjons between
@ ,asoe ~ ,,..so ~ fsr1,,.ts rnifrnv con,
tr;se,a "a vo- ~ ~ ss,siahrent aF
' =, III ss tss4 tos th ansts.n and
nnfe 70 eunnsSt "'g1i eiutsJ saS ~ 1a.s,nii n.
un, e n,-,hee ,;Lnmis. 10 hs.fsn
as aaeb a. poesibis. Tie &c eompletion ont Of tbs Ben
aer me lnteGoeq 10 1o1n tne sa1ley os tne oatss
WIZ 1n1s su5 .nherts forming mar
;hc aDsir1an srma shati he fmmedjs;slv re-
~ lus 1nnu. ,sS n'aS eu1M ~, " t,,rs ~ '.hs
,easeo f1 e.. aso .s .1,e,H thsn
HIT; *,a uat ~ ,sei ~ his
~ snaM s aea Hsu u. ~ as,tsa a..,c. Ax th"1
,lni ena ho5ai Aposto1e g. ses'cs: ~ s IL, IA
oe @ a. s,ncsea s,thn- n n.Ison -, nroncrtv
aSeount ~ q,.s. saes 80 - psm.J *
,es, ans sn.... .,,sn,s na,,rns n ,hr nm
Ssrdo.vsne,ian Sd ' Kinrdom, who shai
man1lefs Ae aes!Ie 70 demasa ~ n IT, ssraee
1a., ns i.ador ahs,i nv ,hs1r % chn;ea sithe
ensetan q IL e.rxaen ~ SSstI. a. ~ nnte
70 1emasn n .s u1e ksEsmc VI onn"ia' VI ~ en"e
'hs ia1a1 ~ t,s tr cont3ac,,ne mowers reserve
u. 4ne t"o nttu IooN ~ ,s ~ Inv, -
l
, 1866-11-06
THE BALTIMORE CONSPIli-
ACI.


Possible outbreak, and Good Behavior
of the Loyn1lsta-asoycrnor SWnnnss
Treache1y-Iye Acts ns judge and
Counsel for tho PlAfnEN-WaA Also
the Chief Case Proba.
bfF Settled Before the Trial Began
Who Wrote The DccIaion-Ftnni ffc-
stRIt ri The Matter.
, 1866-11-06

The Transfor1uatIou Of venetIa-The
Verona Troublcs-The italian Entr9
Into Observation-Disclosures OF tho
Quudr11ntcrnl Tho plcb1sc1tc-Tise
Austrian PcrBuuo's Trla1
Tho PALERMO Alaira
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Ihs Morn. sssssra Rallroaa.

Ne heard scrns simaa gos thas sbss fhs
|rsaaroad bfislxs ever shs lss Moiass TsssF
|.aeald ID eonplsssd, aIr. Waller, sas
|viss President and Cbisl Essisssf q
/ ss osdss Rapiss and Missssri Rasss
Raslroad, intended 70 sisit Csssra1
B,uff., and make sams cxasaiaasicns 90
which to base the location VI ths wsss-
ara ssrnsnas Of the Read. We under
.ssna thaa the oonssfaesioa trains are
new RAINING across the Dssasines river
bridge aaa 20 urge cur eisissns y re-
nsx their efforts to bsiag this Road %
CoaaeiI Blalfs--we nean to erfns sns
main line bsrs--aaa mol % rsss satisfied
bcoause al shs fact thai re can y ~ I
sare tine aoossFuea hsanab, o. esass
] Yoad. from Coaasii Bluffs mp 70 the Boy.
ct waller.
The present high water in The Alaseari
river 10 favorable ,ime fss making .
safe and rermaneni locasioa Of sAss ena
oil The Railroad. We really ihiak af.
4 walker sashs 70 ace the river now, and
4 the approaches so 10; 70 nats the places
al overflow, ths washing Of the banks q
earsain poiass, aud sao possible new
1 chsnnsls that Ray be sas ia SEINE local
ssss north of cosneil BiusKs Az sxsmt'
sssiOn durisg the psescus high water gil
ID favorable to as il will essahtssh tn
8 fact that the best and safest read to tli
River 10 right Ia front of our city.
1t is also important for as TO kasw
approximately, the location Of the koas
srsm council BlnFs to the Boyer raj
lev, that We may secure the right Of "a
in good season. Ths iongsr this MATTE
Ter is posipoaed, the greater arc th'
dilsulties IN The way oil its accomplish
aeus. Wethiak the Iadian crock roRsI
n in,pracsicabEc; the natural rise Of tia
valley probably exceeds the grade OF .
gsod Railroad, and the ridge d ia asas
i inaurmountabls, IL i also dssiEasl
20 select the Depot grounds here as 500
"A practicable. On this subiecs, and q
10 the roate, We need tbs advice Of ID
Engineer without delay. We urge II
sarly location Of the Road from Caane'
Bluff TO the Boyer Ealsey.
We believe that this Spring y ID
golden opportunity FOR our city; let
80. pass sway unimprovsd. With u
Chicago aud North Vestsrn kailFoa
extended 10 Council Bluffs, and %
Southern road built from here 10 S'.Jo'
sph, ao.hing can check shs prosperi'
aaa greatness Of ear city. Perhaps e
SAY, 10 s.. Joseph, tho early sompiesis
II she Platte County Raiirsa8 wiil os >
cared. If not at this time, certainly !
Jane, ws eoafdeDsly expect thai u
Platte County Railroad wil pass iaso u
haads Of men WAC will oenPtess 1t sill
IL Sns year.
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COUNCIL. BLUFFS.

The ReHpaseiI insimaseds sons Jays
aso. thai 1t sould not supply ~ Eith
btains to appreciate the wisdom Of tue
soussau. snapping All snayling, n ona-
hs. ia which that papss INDUCES. Ihs
political changes Of our neigheor
deprive hin cf any ialasasa Tor good
81 svil that hs might oshsrwiss have.
Csrsainly people will NOS rely much Ga .
psvsr thai month or two age dsaoanssa
,hs President as : Tylcr, !" and - black
asas, asyhow - then saddenly vseEiag
vsuna. praised Jehnson 10 fhs atnsss Of
i,s abilisy, and .,igrn4tised the Raaieaas
- merrsuasy seamps who could DC quiet
al ky the iadisious distribution Of Isw
.tssss; and, n3w, aHoshsr shange sas
veme ovss che spirit Of iss drsaEa, ass u
il drifting towards Rsdicaiism. II tbs
,koapsrssi VAS iuausasial aaa ssassssszs,
dissnssresssa people weuid assFibs it
abuss Of Omaha 10 Jealousy aud snsy,
aad draw an inference unfasorsotss :, o.
They wOald Suppose thai Omaha Is goire
ahead Of as,which isnot The case.
We have ne properly On the othsF saas
Oh the river; and We dsei teddy prefal
Couucil Dlaifs to Omaha, beeaass ihi'
toys il backed sp By : largo sxssos q
fertile country, shieh she diasFsas raid
rpais conysrging to coaneii BlaH VII
make xalaable. Tha woYk 90 The P4elI
10 Railroad, Is temPosariaILy aatTasssnl
asseution 70 OSAKA, aAd viii, this season
givs shas town a. inpetas which WI
seon exhaust Itself. When our railroad
are commented the solid prosperity Q
Ceanen BIsEs will b . Visible TO the M
ksd eye Of ali men. Tbs broad asss
north, souah and east OF Is will os sss
slsd up, and yill greatly condacs 70 %
growsh 81 Ibis city. By all aesna ~
tho railroads started 1t oaos that - :
we need. Ths Coaneil Blnss q >
Joseph road Is going on pasn u aloni
ygad start the OTHERS IS
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srgxCH og Pa KssDEsr seaSssg
T@rHw Rg&ERMES tFw

The Fresdrnenss eelcbsssiba Of smaaei-
patton ia tie Dlsniss Of ColuHkia, took
plsee AZ washiagtpa en- sbs 18th. iaas,
having bsca sosspenpd fEsm hoaday sn
aceoans Of she wsafker. The procession
after marching through The prineiple
ssrsess, cusersd she whi.s gIoase groapds,
ana weFs tAeEs addressed BY Preaideas
J,sasos, nj foil 1sa: s. 50
Nj CaaoRxp FatsH ns fshank voc Tor
this eamgiimsat yoa haxa paid "a pres
seating gaurselses bafags ae "a AHA yasis
..4y VI celebration, AL 4 viii rssaaTk in
ghis s,atssscsisn, aad ! Easaa what say
thai the Inns viii suBs and that too be-
fora a great shila whsa eolared people
vii fad cas- Hhs hage sslecsed Ihean ~ .
bobhy aaA pgsseass kg Yhlca they can be
successful in obtaining p9wsrs ard whs
I have Oeea xhefe sfasss friends aud wahtea
thea 70 participate In and enjoy the basss
ssnss 0i fseezsum-s The sima wsil es@s
nh 20 il wiil be NADIA kaoRa whe aoasgib-
nteI ~ much Is any other man, who, =
| aishout being obnsiiefed egotisticaf
NAV say, consriausess more ID prsnasssnE
krasasaaI saaraatsss at the aholEsaaa noi
tslassss III 81! States by Eaaia&atioa g
the emgnasaens TO the Constitution Of tls
FUnIted States giving natfenaT guarantee
THAT niasary shafl not be aermissea 70 sx-
iss, 90 De ~. established ID aoy State q
wishia he jagisdiasiaa pf sAs ualsss
| States. ~
kaow hos EASY II Il 70 easerfo pteja
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mention its nane--fvr in this insfanes,
the practice Of giving credit ia better bon
cared In the breach than In the oLsery-
aasa~bat ne wiIi ssy ghas it 10 isspss
iieaa paper, and the organ of s6s Chair
~ss Of The House Commlttee OF the ia
aisiary-fuslishss its readers some els-
gait lilsrsssss fran whisA wsm4ke tao
extracts.
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Hsrsafssr one 81 the Senator's from
Kansas who aslights 10 be called ssIiEn
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more. la has consented sa wear . eols
las ard will be knowas by this 0mnssss
uame. thus: ga. aJahnaen~- Ibis Dszs'
Lana has bean kaawn - shs fssaeas i4ssa
Stale usmn Of kaasas~~the leader o. Mi
leadTs-who swose aed excused veHgs.
anss against AissSari border rufzass ,ans
their aideEs Rsd ahestors~ de aaza'
was ssrror 20 ali persons In kaasns u
shs inssrrsss of slavery. Bat whsEs Il
be now2 Neasisg sAs collar Of Asdssa
Another 10 Ne follows:
Ia rev Of the aasy speeches and coa
| vsrsatioas perpstsatsd b. Aady Jshnse'
| laleis, "a exchange sagxests that 90 40
count Of his formes connection With "a
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