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the ground ofmisJoinder Of couus, ard that the
ttencc ws. committed in the conniy OF Wcllard
and therefore cannot be tried In the comfy OF
Mr. R. 4. Harrison eontended that lis
learned f,lcnd bad placed wrong constsuc,
ton on the Interpretation Of the clause, and
that as 10 thc recond ground, hts lordship hal
ose'uled shnt objection by bis decision In in ap-
pffcation OF ,he same natute, made yesterday. "A
Lengthy legal debate took place between Tho
Mr. Il. McKcnzie-I would ak your Loed>hip
to allow NC until tomorrow 10 consider which
cSnss Sn;s sha1l sdTpt II ths cate The3hyI
Hon. J. Il; Cameron bettrr be careful how
5on demur. In TIC case Of the Queen 81: Swi!zer,
Tach Is m a1a he "a .he ~ wlinss, a idcnsd
that unless The demurrer hat been snccs-Afal Ihe
sentence would hare had 10 BE- carried out.
H. H. nsarsE o1eS no onS ssret
Ascralh was placed IN the dock.
Ar. 2icNab, in short address. opened the case
proved That Tug prisoner, tho Gr=t oi dung was
seen With what j. known as Feniau tit: IL his
possession, near Fort Erie, and that the account
amer The examination OF a few witnesses his
1or'.asp, addressing tic jury. e1pa:ped thai the
evidence showed the prisoner TO te a Dlttl5h SUBJ
indicted. He therefore directed the JURY 10 re-
Mr. Mckenzie 1hsn snbmitted that British
EuLjcc, con1d not be ttird twicG i'1t tue same
offence. lie Should therefore be discharged.
ny atG ny u Is tried
aEaan WILL ,,,t ~ ~ M LIEU t a. ~ n ,; IA,
,.ctc,, eHu,e tni,,r. ~ ue e'oeA a'oc4Aeo III IL"
Ii II Mr. McKehzse'e intention to take the fol-
loMME T.aon 10 u. sne ,. nsi,ta
'ac 2e'han - nu =. - ~, ALL,
tnc aoHole conhss n'a !9 nE eans " .uu ~ 4Iee 4ee
IS. McGIalh, 1c VII aaEse the pIiruues ~ rSa.t ~
Flea Q. aatt jofS ee3a, ntst' oI ~ tae g ~. m
mlfjOinaef q counts, uat " as ehatEsu ns ~
American c1izen tccnnd. tnai ne ~ c9a!GSu a .
l'fitk subleG th'rd that nc Is cnase'a VIII %naI
tnoa' ~ 10 hlsn Hcdsoa. - nHaI Eup. " u
Cltizt u Of loie1e s!Atv. anu o:1sa su4sst a.
1te came htle. Ihefc cannot ue oi5unct onsneGs
cna' g d III 1s,e t4mc inolc1mGat aouTta; ~! tat
aprcatk on the !aec 81 Tue tnat tus ~
Nscca ctasgea theErln asaihsl ,ne pFlsoheI "ets
cor nlittt IN lne county o. Net'hu. uA'l tts ~,
deineni therefore, could no1 III 1fGas'y plelertea
aGsinst lin; -, ,,.o..h. ,,,,,
ane Gsama s ; Sdty Ea9t.n nt1!aner. nn
Angles, iat.!th nonah1c, lanes !surEc, Jamcs
| s111.Idlhc, William O'5, ia'FicS heaun., Vt m
| Hakcs, IeInry l'uhn aEd fituesich Ttyt
| Iof0kfo- =. ". Npsemocl Iine tp.untt
I<dLfT fh1e morning. ~ !opc articIc OIL tuc aa't
| Ut tEe ct'ndch'neu feitahs. sats' ,.
1he lGfn;S! passing u tnG sequence &C. u G:ta - !:
hol .csasoca a. seHatn 3cta ol W. 1e cs aa.s
tNeunttanses ppint !u"a!a icuasncs. 1.s a LEY T. -
sly OF fhcaalnG nioou Is not FSsy u.en. nol III II
alHiy G!ea!,y appatcn.. tuc SttSanasse@sss H. @ -! ~
| ptnoAulf 1Ssc1Mhc sl ~ ,1.c ~ @ns Etsuns, ~
liit thoula tuln CIV suat n1!!e ~ ; .na a's ~
ect u. the enns1Iniea pnnls!mcnt VII LII. ~ ~ oq'o ~
y" q, - ~ enc ;, ~ a' 1s -. ~ ~ :
, 1866-11-09

SPECIAL Despatch to the Chicago Tr!hacc.1
Sr. Patti Mint. Soycnh'rs.
f;rnJ,,rc Comfy gives Donae1!Y I'M: :na;osi:*,
AID Wal,aoha ~. You can sct D3.uc.1y's ~
s.c: Iit,le hi=f TT
s.. .PA,L. H:np. Sorem',c, s.-p,"Ecl'S@s ns.
;tr rno'i:y d thr stzte .icl:>' 1pEl. Nct,&alclu
2ai,,s ait ltrorted iron alt directions.
The ertirc Republican ifclc: In Dat;n'A CoHnty
Is rlec,tl. Il Inns bctn heretofore a strong Demo-
ct,llc COUNT.
Ispcc-l Ge:2stca 10 TIC Chicago Ts.b1ne.]
ST. rArL. November s.
> The following are The county rctnru. received
IN addition to thosc tclrcraphcd you yc-tr.d,y:
Steele County, 81 Republican minority, and
Eve ruwnt 10 hear from.
Iol:r County. 10 E:rul'1ean r1a;orisy.
Winona COMFY. st:l E"iu1!ic.u IN ;jnrsty.
O!n,eied County. 1,cc Republican II j ,rity.
Scott County. 81 irlnocianc ms nl :
(: uoucton County. ~ Republican 'aa;u-i:y.
These a:r all IN LIE ki7tt uisl.ict. Winio1's
majority II Ill reach & ,OGl,
HE fo1,oping arc ir DoanG!!r'r district Dako
- County, Republican majority sao. Thu Is
, 1866-11-09
NATS.tSs
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tibune.}
,!

LAWRENCE. November :.
1ravcnwn:th County elects the entire C,nscrv.
ai.:e county ;icAv, ilcl2din. three 5cnators and
rcs' 4 OIL d nit.e Representatives:
A1thi~tfd .t1i.:ty elects the Radical Ticket with
tft exception Of one Conservative Represca-
iati1c.
franklin <:nunty elects the Radical ticket, In.
c!:iu- .Ec 1:as:ca state Senator, By ~ majority
kailock .fctnIy.
lhc Co1: :.r.ative counties are Wyan.tn.tc.
Lca,.,.!yu,th, ard probably Johuson, Ho7rhon
aid Morris. Illu Conservatives will probably
hare twenty-five oat Of the 10! members ol tho
:. ::-!a;.re: 1;."7c v11 b. quit. sp:insllng ot
members Of ;hc Legislature elected On tndepen-
dent ticIe;1.
Tie Sa'< .]oHTH0l thinks the custom OF c1ectinc
United States Senators Will depend upon thu
iLxcr o. oscomt:natton. dis1oyatty and aHfsse.
sit.:a1I,s,a atth 10 III. Chicago Tribnne.1
LAWRENCE, Kansas. NovcubcrS.
The CONSERVATIVE majority In leavsnworth
County is ct,ont SO. The Radicals elect one OF
two senators cid two or The nine Representatives.
Tic iti1nls u General pon,eroy regard his elcc-
.1c1: Il: ce71ain by The Legislature that meets IN
1.lnarv.
, 1866-11-09
FROM CINCINNATI.

Cbo1crn-Burxlury-Pr Arrest Of the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of New Stfeet
Knfrnad-Pcr>onnt-T Fenfnns.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tdo7nc.l
C1xclxSA11, November 3.
ONLY i've deaths By cholc1a were reported To-
day.
-Four burglars, Dick Harszave, Mser. Aartsnt-
hcl ard Seymour, stole seven thon>1nd dollars
worth Of dry goods from All Elm street tsore, At IN
e.rs;; hoGr hi. morning. Early this eventuE thry
were 311 arrested. az they were shipping taelz
pluEdcr to Louisville.
K new stree, railroad. 1csdtns 10 the Mount Al
hn,- a aud Walnut s,net suburbs, was partially
,9y Saboa5 @ sroesea e 'oon a,,e
2;,.. Ward Councilman, Joseph Hepcsp
o'9h H. FGrfap> Of .h!s city now have six compa
ufsA sxofu In.
, 1866-11-09
Fv 9tufl-~I.nsfscant Visits at Ts.rno Ton
BE usl+ llG f:rCnt German S.ItCsMau-
LINK eulCuIs Gs NSp0fruu.

NEW ioxk. ..oscmhar s-A ataa.c'l .rtter Of
r:chcr I'D cn!1. attention 10 the f.eL Ina. na-or
N1u Ersi, EA-r,c.:ic- nf -aSons, thc ere II: It II
s--o:n ap.: liGelon: c1cmy g. =, s-'a ia 1a,.ly
1trn making ~s:fes Of r1xl;a ,aron,h So.,.,
G.ss:any:. t.'a1 appear tn he II sn-'' sig:ia
1:.ce IT. An-..sc. ard Nr5 a'nn:t :crv In. scS-
eat iourF in tr.f :crce with c;. .Ec :?'>.
: '1.cc then he las bern in Mut!-., Stut. a.t.t,
;: Er.ii c;,:.'-;':;;.'"',; CT !: t;'::aA7 1r,e:
.''i:"& ~ fo.:",'-, "1Ar W.. :hn "a LAD;
~ h,tr 1;a:,fr:; ~ ctss:a1 O: !'i: s:,: t.r:, II
;::ucG several ef;&ial correspondents. d, us,
?=:t1te to <Ay that l'c has r. otter aa!3oss :ae-
4 Paris ,ertsr S W tass. tic T Enpcro: aad E:n,ress
:c.ntncG to Paris from Bt.r.:.. ard lis Naj,-:=
..,3':s- in ,rrso:2b1e Eaci health. II. will. ua-
sluAc,tdls, IcsEne Lie o'd.raty curse o. li:c-
, 1866-11-09

.rrrznlnatten oil the Indian Trouaacs-ArnEo-
nm E,ecelou-Su,oky Hill Noatc Open
[srccial Despatch 10 tho Chicago Tri''uuc.!
LAWRENCE, Kau-a.. Noyc1aee's.
D,.ea from New Mexico to thu 9Th ui:. fhow
+hat frara uf M Indian war have disappeared.
The rtars, at tho distribution Of rrcscnt' hy COL
on.l Motion. at Abu4uin. arr represented by tho-e
present a. ha,i!1c been szattied fof year o. ss,
md thcy manifested no feeling Of hostility. nor
lIc tlich1tsi Indications Of dlssatisia: loh and
The Capa,o Chlets say that although solicited "
, 1866-11-09
I'RUN NEW YURE.

Duilness OF sh1. Shoe Trade 10 lynn. afnssn-
chutctt.- Religious AInttcrs - Financial
Srcrch Ill Itoxton by Hon. fscntHc Kou'U ell
The NorA al Etcconssructton Considered
Launch Of the LnrGcbt American steau1-
bhip ever Butt.
, 1866-11-09

Especial Despatch to TIT Chicago Tsibuae.l
Srn1SGriEtn, ILL.,, No:euleeS
Tic official rctr-n. Of ,hi- caur:y were can
Sasset: hy the CaEn:y Cl2rs IL Il. In1aner pc
sc1ihcd by la.*. this att.'ruoo2. Cr.17cl t;hoaI
&c Republican candidate, 's cl-ct,',l by f1u!t en-
1::aios!:y; Hc, however, s1.n: ~. :ia'y aa:al
o1cs. ie aicc:eJ nr Ill., .y.Gsc m.;o,ir which IL
.:",it Tic s.,:a:c ma:ori,. O: ric e.aij. I. n
.i Tic Kst'1..l party since ;', NJ :;51 s7t.s.
lLi- rcu1l. nj t!". surh ca:f!l 1-a isa'sa='s, Is
tnGe"d. something to tc proud q: Th: Gtr---'
-l,-pcI Iu1oslt3 SSonn'e co1-..,.1~- abr
aeon and sc Will 1'tE45ir'-' 81 ttls ass.'-
. SEciiIs cf5ct to-" --..1r posses s1on vi :hc
.rrr- -.n E majority In the Ei:h.h District vii,
ii l.tA:1. gain of abu;,t !, Dj .;uc- his
4"lt1cr election. This ts mot only IN over xhclm-
irC endorsement Of tic policy Of caasre:4, bst a
htils tribute to fnfhfn1 md wc!i beloved paa-
lic servant. nisp.ohahly tue ,ar"'st glu In zny
Congressional 1fsItct In the Stale
, 1866-11-09

NEW ToRK, November Sat thfa hour va
have TO further urus from the interior TO chAuRe
the result for Governor Is heretotore teeGt1phad.
New York Ci,y; GO in Troy; 1,80 IN UHea; sev-
ersl thousand Ia Brooliyn, and in like propor-
lion everywhcse. Tbs rural dfht1ieta seen to
IL probable thai tho proposition will b cattied
by something orcr $1,000 majority.
EocuEs7EE- n. T., Nor s.-Fenton's majority
turns We have and suppose to he correct.
NEW ioNk, November a,-The corrected rcrutns
comtn. 1u from the interior Of tbs stata generally
tne. t.e majority Of Governor Fcasun. Ac-
cofd!nC 70 present appearances It srin approximate
1SMV. iie oAer candidates will b. noa,e;shat
hEncr, as the trading OF votes local candidates
Will somewhat reduce the vote fot Governor. The
Assembly, SO lar aeccrtained4 viii stand - ife-
putlicans IL Is Democrats.
ClarAc 3. Cochraue Is defeated in Albany by 81
yoteh.
Stephen Baker. Republican, IL also defeated in
Putnam.
, 1866-11-09
Et,S.3 %,f1yE


Total g. ccansics ...t1-En l.15i c-.S.I ...s5
le;,utii'an ularhity thus In ta.-3'. u, i:
!I'l.@>. 1rlanlcaft ::.iH irG. :.un'ie. u, ,ac
ltc 1.Ltit:T II III. ~tu.c wl:l re.s:l :t:y HAIRY
lFIH THOUSAND.
, 1866-11-09

r,ir NJ IN ovrr last year, Dakota has bcsa rs.
CaEded ~ IN inpreknablo Democratic stronghold
H''rht "n"ty, over 9o3 Repunll' an majority.
Anoka County. 1Qo Republican majority.
D, unellv vi | have hom ., 600 to a,501 N j,fiIy.
Tns l1onttr eay. this result is owing 10 the IT,
competency Of The Democratic staie tentat nm
FTet.
, 1866-11-09
AcctIenkna s,h ooting.

ROCHESTER. n. T., November s.-Louis Fc1-
ie celebrated billiard player, was severely waund-
I'd Ibis aoEnlne At hls residence In tli* city b.
,!,c accidental dfteharge Of pistol In pocket oi
Ils coat The hall entered In tho abdomen, and
ioir. Ia ,he thigh b., on The reach Of The p4 obe.
T}1c rurCeons ,h{nE he will recoyet,
, 1866-11-09

Ohio Democratic stare Convention.
CokxNBre. o., November Sat a m.rring t.
day af the Ohio Democratic etate Ceatta1 Con-
!ntttee. 1t IVES rcaolyed to hold Stale Convention
Tor lhe nomination Of Governor md other Stale
UElseIt, On the eighth Of JannAEy neNt.
, 1866-11-09

Thirteenth Congressional DI%trtct.
Colonel Sloo. in n tc.ra'c'f from Cairo to tic
Stue t'crttEal Committee. confirms the ncxa pu:,.
1i-h-d In the 1nruCxE "f yesterday, thnt 3cl,cral
Eaun IL elected to Congress.
CA1no, November =.
Latest reports arc as follows: Gs!a:in co1n.y,
10 Democratic 1nHjnsily Saline, 81 D:r,,:' al:
Iis;G;E. Il U,U,pctatic: Williamson, u Eniua
PEla.l.i, 100 unicn Pope, I'3 tnoa.
CA11o. November S.
inion majority in this Congressional pittsicf
as c-tiu,ated in ny report, IL not rcdnecd ove
riteis-t"o. Tlc vot., as dsa,cd from tue he
tuta obtainatlc this evening. stands Union NJ"
Democrat e,:;l.- Mnnu's majority in Fir-f scna
torial District ie now placed at 81 over Davis
I}eEaoeray.
srn1sar1E-n November ga despatch ffon
Grhrra1 i.o:na. Ill. nftcrnooo, FaT. thu: !'cns:a
Itaam il elcci' i t,eyonu question. Nothing far
:hc- as been l.:a1d from tie otLer di.it:5ts ,out
ii tfts
, 1866-11-09

United Etates District Attorney for the
Northern Dietrfct Of New York.
BUFFALO, November 3.-GeolEe q. Mrpe.r, q
Rochester, Is repo-rcd to be ap231n:.d Uaited
STATES pist.ict Attorney 70. the So.thc1n Di4t1ic
ct New fprk, r3ct Da11. removed.
, 1866-11-09

tsovCFn0V FCnf0n f'0nEFNtN HFE1s
JAnrsyowx, Y. T., Novcmp"- The ci!fzcns
cfthls village and >IcIn 4s.emb d In ..eat uutn-
bvrs at IT,: 1csIde1 c Of Governor fchtou lais
evening. grand reception l., being held, and
, 1866-11-09

ttl-1Scr. H.. Nov, ya:,er :s.-tIl;'i,',r, Dam
c:.:s, 1~G tctcd Senator IL this .li-s1ic- FHnlI.
!:rpub1!cai:. Is c:ecttl IN Hancock Goaa.y, ua-l-
ir:'s majority II tlis district Il. o.es a,.30. We
=! c swinging e.oaud the ci:cse to.nt.1t.
, 1866-11-09

New YonK, November ga Boston special to
the Nc~ lntk TH,ts rays: " K-turns from al the
tonns in th.. State hui n1neu en- g1ve Bullock,
tor Go,ttuus, G., ,S9i msjortts.'
, 1866-11-09
CHICAGO, FRID hY. NOVEMBER 8, 1866.

ktnera1 Invitation given to all. His eIeEl mt anG
capac.ous mansion and grounds are thr0u .ed.
, 1866-11-09

I'ilc Homo OF Sex ard.
!A,'rrrS, y. L., November G.-This city gives
Fcu,en ia majolIty, a Republican galn OF I'll.
, 1866-11-09

LeSoo.. N"st EsleF s.--1ar lsa1k OF ENGLAND IT,
tis, L 1t'h is vas- tu:in. t.tc 1,yu lin. 1sflsy-
81 5o'r:cr-:a- s.. Ills. wa :is 81 1hs ha'& r'e
LAT Et.n It1iLt ~ i. ! per u Ut.
:vt1 ic4y, Ns tE:hlr * fhe m=sf,t faz cottnn Is
tl1 :: irle ':l:E i y:'! d. ~: t.t;
lr tt t !;s:cs. dtiiE- s..aa il s"l \.
1s.:r>. Nort tr- s.-1 liz snnl~r q Il tlt.rf.
t.,.cr for Iroi; ;3H Ut it.l - =: l*e-tx :7:l
eta:ts, -,
, 1866-11-09

SAN FRANCISCO, November SIT ia stated that
tie NIX! Pa1an1a steamer will ca'ty 3o09 ehcks ol
wheat for New In:e.
, 1866-11-09

SAN FnASclsco, November "A Chrssn City
dcsratch say. that tie Union party carried The
Nc. ada State election yesterday hJ about l,U1,
rno.artrv
, 1866-11-09

T1ELrNGrcN. November f.-Thc scc.n1 trial
for member Of Congress In this the ThEt1) Die
.rset took place to day. The candidates are The
lien; WosthinGton e. smith, ci st. Albans lae-
rubiicat>, the Hun. Asa o. Aids. Of y. Alhans.
Consul at Strr tH"puh}lr any, ard Waaao Brig
Lam. N Hyde Park tbe.nucsa:': Thr yo:e will hc
1rns: - fs 10 iNn l":s than at tt!s Ssptcmecr cleo
tr,ns up 10 5tf p. m. from III: following towns,
:nti they Indicate \ cIusc yotc between Sptth aud
, 1866-11-09
Sentences Of |. nc}l or: 5l.5;a-
Ion 70 be Co2.E:ut*;i.


Ciosknt4e Runner Cn.cS in thc Admiralty
t:ouri-Ffrnrh Trnn@rort4 ftendrto ~turt
for ,lrxicn-Trrtor Emanuel a1rcss With 4
t:rs,ud Kecers,on In Tcnscc-tsase$s sfnrkrt
puotntious~Iiedurt,0r of TIE as~n1 OF Eng
land tlutc to tc Fonr Per cc1t.
LONDON, November 6-Tlc cssc Of the Eebel
7:cancrs e"izel at liverpool, which wa. bsonsat
s;efu.c th. Admiralty Court, has lren allowed by
consent OF all parties to stand over, II ia DelieTej
1ot tie matter will be privately adjusted.
PARIS, November a.-1hc French transports
&C fs=t,y to ts1n: hoz1c the French tzoo,5 t.on
zlv1ico.
yr:1cc, Sovcrabc: s.-Thc King OF 1tal: entered
ytciee yesterday and uct with grand rc:e;'iio7.
Lo:!'os. November s.-The u.as.s Ut uenc {;
tc. ef t!.i:la. lave been refused uccc2t:uco.
III. t Engagements arc heavy.
, 1866-11-09
Ninth Congressional District.

.(Special Despatch " the Chicago I'ribunc.1
MorST STERLING. October $.
The old N1:.th send. gs.ccfine. Large Ccion
gains all over III" dte'vsc!. h'.:Tn ':"nniJ -
rilc Comfy reported to have cnre ltcaah!ieau b.
-;rc ,s.a o:ity-1!cpubliean cain Of a51at 80, II
rtrotts are t!re. lipIaucott II Clicked.
Twelfth Congressional Di-tr1cf.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago T.1bauc
! DE1LEv1rIL. Soscm!.:73
The Twelfth District give: Ba::cs abo1t 1,03o
.oa.oEitE.
, 1866-11-09

FROM EUROPE,
Yesterdays Dispatches
BY Atlantic Gable.
Blockade Runner Gases ia the
Admiralty Court.
French Transports Ready 10 Sail
For Mexico.
Victor Emanuel's Triulnpha| Entry
Into Venice.
Bank Of England |liscoant Rate
Reduced to Four Per Cent,
NJ E X &c @.
aeneraI Sherman and h1i1lstar
Campbell to Sail for Vera
Cruz Shortly.
Arrangements Made for al H.
teryiew with Liberal Rep
rcsentatiyes.
ADDITIONAL ELECTION
RETURNS.
::l,yrgaly Increased Rapub,,i~
can Majorities.
TIE Republican Majority in
New York will Exceed
$4,000.
The NtW Inrk PRESS On tic Results
of the Election:
E=R0E1 CANADA
i'5i!l'!tt Of Aeguitta|ia thu Case @
the Feaiaa Mas5::aaIl''''.
Sentences Of /. ne}l at: s'.5;a
hon 10 he Committed.
The Canadian Press Strongly ii
Favor ef Lenient Action.
, 1866-11-09

The, accrc:ste Republican majority from .
LUZ l1nt4 l. . . . . NJ
, 1866-11-09

.N,dr,Ght-fnsIher returns Iron, this Dlst!ict
Republican, l,y clear majority oycr Asa . Adds.
po!s ~ HepablIc.n, and Waldo Brigham, 'cmo"
rat. III 10 this hour Sluith has 10. Aldf* 1.sl'
GE.s Dii i..nnm ,liS-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02

Ma EpIroR: Il have observed the names Of
a number Of gentlemen in connection with the
Gubernatorial position. Among The number
that of Major Jas. B. Henry. While | would not
detract from the merits nj those most promi-
nent in the Union party who have been named
for the position of Governor, ! think it mete
that we should weigh well the question as 10
whom among the number Of talented and high
minded gentlemen whom the party have
named, would be most likely If selected as our
standard bearer in the coming campaign, to
lead us on TO succesp. II will be conceded BY
all that we shall have hard fight. Our op-
ponents are willy, and will not allow US to Sc
cure the Executive officer Of the State without
warmly contesting the matter. Among the,
Union men OF the State 1t is equally vel
known that our enemies are endeavoring to
sow discori in our ranks, and prevent har
monious feeling among US and should we al
low this feeling TO creep in, 1t will paralyzd
every effort we may make, and an ignominious
defeat will be the result. The eyes of the ma
ton are turned toward Delaware, for the is
sues OF the coming canvass are vital to her
continued prosp tity and advancement. II
becomes us then as Union men, as lovers oil
our country-uot as mere partizans-to pre-
sent TO the voters ef the State candidate
arourd whom we can rally all our forces.
Iwouid suggest as that Candidate James B.
Henry of Delaware City. Of the antecedsnts Of
Major Henry it is hardly Necessary 10 speak, as
they are we'll known thr Jughout the length and
breadth of the Diamond State. Asa soldier his
record is one of which the people OF Delaware
may we'll be proud as ripe scholar, ard pol
ished gentleman he ia tqual!ed by few in his
native Stale. hope our Delegates in Con.
venti may give this matter their serious
consideration AID by nominating James B Hen
nv give us a candidate who, confidently
think can lead us to glorious victory.
PENCADKR.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02

IAPoLRRAsoR. The most iDtolerant spirit ex-
ists in the South. The laws are disregarded,
and outrage and murder 60 unpunish ed. In
deed the authorities are pr ivy to the commits
sion Of crime, and the President of the uaited
States appears to approve their course. Riot
and bloodshed are the legitimate and natural
results. We cannot hope for abetter state oil
feeling until there shall be change OF execu
tive officers, or a change of their course
Public assemblies should be protected, the
right of speech maintained, and the national
Gag upheld, Any one who dares to interrupt
the enc, or insult the other, should be arrest
ed and punished at all hazards, and at all costs
Had the President taken this position there
would have been no riot at New Orleans. The
blood spilled rests on his head, just as fully
20 it does on the head of the reconstructed
rebel who administers the laws In that city.
We wish the people to look carefully at the
state of society at the South, and judge of the
propriety or erpediency of I'D opting the Presi-
Dental pollcy.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02

THE NEXT GoVEgSOR.-MR. EDITOR 1T NAY
be seriously Questioned whether, before NOM
inRtion, the tree discussion in t1e public press,
o. the merits sud demerits OF particular can
d'dstes, contributes to the hsrmouy OF party,
or aids 10 the selection OF the most suilab lie
man.
itis very esgy for a few persons, or even q
single individual, to give 10 e candidate OF lit.
tie merit aud few claims 10 public favor o fc.
titious prominence by stoutly had cons:snty
asserting 10 the newspapers, that be is the
only mau IN the party who could by any pos
sibliiy be elected.
Such assertions are frequently made without
the slightest foundation 10 fact, aud often 20
unanswered because IL 10 difficult 10 prove that
a man who has neve- been before the peopie
Tor any office, and who nsj never in any way
attracted public attention, would or would not
If nominated for bi2h office, 10 apopular can
didate.
Beside this, erroneous statements and soph-
istical and even dangerous arguments may go
nuchalleuged, not because they are unanswer-
able, but because prudent men are unwilling
to use against their party friends, weapens
better suited to ,ne steruer battle against the
common enemy.
Would it not he well for the delegates to
tho convention at Dover, on the 9Th of August,
t. remember that merit and strength are not
always found where there is the greatest noise
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-02
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I FARMERS BAsK OF THE SrArE OF DELAWARE
| Nofies .--Rssoipsd, That the following paper be
published public notice in all tho newsI speri
The General Board of Directors Of "The Farmers
Bank Of the State of Delaware in order to enable
| the Branch of the Farmers Bank at Wilmington to
become National Bank, and under the su horty
of ths Legislature of this State authorizing an in
crease Of the capital OF the said BANK To One Mil
| lion Of Dollars, at Getting in Dover on the sew
enth day Of juno, 1866, passed unanimously the fol-
| loving resolutions
| Resslvsd, That boots be opened at the Branch
| of Wilmington. for the purpoe o. receiving sub
s3ripti)ns to the alltilnl stock OF thil Bank,
ihorZed by one Of the ssopleneuts 10 its charter
| a2d that such subscriptions are hereby tuth rZed
TO the ext tent OF i've thousand Sha es, at $50 per
| sha'e
Resoivsd, Tina. s1sh sabstsirtions ,hail be under
the control and lii Inagemsnt Of tbs Board Of Direc
| tors at the Bf inch al Wilmington, aud payment
therefor to be maie in such installnens an at sue
times as such Board may direct.
Resoited, That ouch subscriptions of stock shall
| b. for the bsnef, OF tic Branch ut W ImnR ton,
with the understanding that the Farmers Bank shall
| become Na'io1al Bank, and that said sock shall
DO the capital of tho said Branch under tho Ma iona
system no matter in what fern tho conversion m ay
be dttest, j. l.. HEvERIS, Sec'y'
| Public notice therefore sreby given that sub
sorpton books or the increased capital stock Of the
| Farmers INK on the conditions expressed liz the
above resolutions, will BIO Operei at the Fdrm.rs
Bank in Wi min gtOn on the 2 day Of July next
| between the hours of A NJ, AMI NJ. The said
subscriptions BE- IN er the direction # G. L. Du-
Point, lent; j. A. ieston, Cashier, and A. q.
Robinson, Teller OF he Farmers ink at Whining
ton.
len psr cent. shall bs paid at the time Of the
sab'cfipuon all amounts subscribed.
Subscriptions for sam grea.er than S25 900 shall
not be resolved directly r Indirectly from any in
divtdual firm or corporation
al sumi will be subscribed on tho express con
dition tina the sal Farmers Bank at Wilmington
is to be itiUnaiiz Il, and tho said Bank hereby
pied ges itsef " return the said per centum
paid by Subscribers for their sub'oriptions. with in
terest At the rate # six per cont per annum in case
tho said bank shuald MT b. Natiena'izcd.
The baancs Of srii Subscriptions shall he paid In
twenty daysstter cal tDc thu tine has bae1 made
by the Directors o. The Farmers Bank at Whining
ton and tue tea per cent alrosd. paid shall BIO for
letei on the non -paym snt thereof.
The Farmers Bank ut Whining on, when Nation
allied will be in dependent institution, as free
from any directions and control of tho Farmers Bank
1T Dover, aud its brsnches MS the Union National
Bunk or any other National Bank.
a trde copy of the mioues of the Boa of Di.-
reotOrs. j. 4 HEsros, Cashier