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isne n nsnsv money. Ths forty -ninlA - sae
Quebec scheme & changed. end nor reads -
The local sovsrnnsns aa1 Lsssssass q e.on ca sS,sss
ISrslasure Of each proviips shall provide 10 suS
Quebec scheme local legislatures wore empoS
to make laws educstsn, saving tne ngn's anu ps.s
csnsdas NAV possess - their denomnationa schools
al The time when the union shall 60 ato operation ~
Ths 0ashsc schsmes bound tho several governments 70
submit he ou esson Of confederation 70 their Legis
Istures Owing 70 the great change IN ne Articles 2,
ccn1nd.-.son the Trainer of the London scheme VIII
hsv "a anpss 70 the people before confederation ac
oomnshed The result Of that appeal VIII De 70 oeiess
FOR he present the confedsraon Of the British NORM
American Provinces
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M. - -. ,or.ur.,a u~Ss1s0rs Of tho tickets
drawing prizes 6f high vais' Announced yesterday
are - -. 8 80 II &
.ss xas Is 10 ss ss's..ss West.
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EsS1Ilyn n 81, adsl. "a walnu. IT, rhadeiphss
ia:srasss Ss ia R,vs.o. IT, sou.. .aa ,os
sTooklxs sdnasruaau fsa stA u AID v,...s.,
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Esss'MS M r sss 4: f:s.sa: :s:s 4 e. ....
sGtse.i E.sias. los q 70. In Harlem
asSSSH.Mm Stephens. Ss Hosiwsin g. Phiisdsipia, 10.
Ia SSssS-s%s.E 80 1n.Ss Reynolds - Yves. lssa st. slsoe
1Sssl.Edward Helm, y East Broadway. Portrait o. g.
z z ssssli;;-faes sl;S , ,1..s. $. c.p., =. sl@s
SSss fsa iaa.ss cs E 'is 10. water
1y:sq ,..s Ss:s,::;s, .s rA e. A''au. Hotel $500
- burg esOS .SYsmpei III South ssA st.. williams
:;;;:;s :s';: \: ! s!:s S: ~:
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e. ss-G $3.50 ds,hAras H. L. !: n; xo,. ~ g sa rseI
5Ai-Is; 1%si: %;il:; ~ Sss'y y.ssa a. sss s.seh
Is, 7Ss-c. <. ~ aswfn:. Is Bond st. gold watch
ss1s fss1ss sss's: fl!f ENG gold watch
fpss k,.n &c. s",s S-s'A
5SsI2-Carrie A. Curia 3s Ainslie st, Williamsburg gold
oq51D-w G. Ammsrman. III Bcecker st., gold watch.
AS3S-J. H. Van Ksuren. ~ state st. Brooklyn, gold
xSsss-Chas Merits Id Nssserole st.. williamsburg. golc
si~Marsarstsa Graf. Adams st., East New York. goit
watch.
gold watch.
a25f2-- Dayiins. 05l Broadway, gold watch.
Qo1aS-w Hamilton. st.. gold watch
lbSl-wm. b. Ross. D0 south LIST st., Williamsburg. go
watch.
nsnS-J r. Cory Canana, Providence r. L. gold watch.
746-SArah Scat, q Mercer st. Jersey City gold watch.
Al about ave p. ~ Mr.. George W. Thomas announced
that the drawing would close for the day, commence
tomorrow morning y half-past nine. The wheel rav
ing been cped up and sealed, tho crowd. after hearty
applause. dispersed In apparent good humor nnd con
tentment lis thought that the drawing will scarcely
be concluded bsf0re Thursday n0oc.
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Covrxxfhare continued fairly active demand, anfur
R S % % a'sn On the .pC sna
so 81 i: r. e .... M GO ss
si sss.nnss ss'ias;s sc ss. s q
hi.sasyra xso Jaw. n.ea,sS q a. aT cs1Se 1R
Srdn.ry . fsIr iss GOOD prime s 5 s .sG,s
AZ. es.a; ssss ii lsai % i:?: sssss;: s
'ss &c sss ss's 9ss Il
serccs toS.ec s.. 20 Ss,s. ss,. esrocum
&C. e .sases r. lo S ss:, z T. 81 .rs:.
a. ssi. = M a a. Il pa n isss sss%s
= is. :,s..s sa:s cotton .lSS ~ so,.s To
60 ~: ,S;s q; 4 q q
The arers wers-A ssshoo-r 70 Baracos. ssnsrncaso
heard q sr iss s Sas s sss III Il.
manned qbe andprices were noonsi in the absence OF
Hors moderately active and seady We note further
quality. s1asi - :" '4' American . ~ u.s. ''e'''''s !"
quiet with moderate iobbips sales =, PC
NAVAL Crude turpentne vss,uii and nominal ..
he wharf Gsc Cs,sc Rosns also continued 10 limited
ported we're 81 siis % eoamon Ss strained At u @
ssa e w. %sSnaos snd ON ~ 3 fo q lr
PrrRoLrun-Ihe demand both crude and bonded con
sssS e.: RT'ss ags ss ss'assa %
ssss n su,s ss s's ss e: & Z e M H ar
and sc 80 fos prime lish. straw 70 yh.se & Ia rh,ls ,
% fSs s suysr = opo sa &. d. for ~ june &c. buyer
s Nay 70 and S @ a. "a for % june
0' Receipts $50 seIs PORK 20 DO beet 9.
5ny limited demand prevailed for porn but pIics. YER
s ss ss. and s = :g s;y pr z as s's 8 e
od mess closing 80 81 cash. and sle eH for Prr'
:;: :::.;' s' !; ss s: 81 81 3.
plain tncas. and S7 e1 for new extra The The
sales comprise 800 bis Ss s Bscon w n mcorr y. =
ate demand stesdy IN value Tho sales w. n,, ~ ~ rh
Gut IN meats cs!e also Srs The sss e. pssAEEs. psss Es.
sse PIE for shoulders sna lois made & sc. we
Tor Western and c IOc for Oil me I sac 81 a,d T %
st.sndcd, ws .rn dnsSsy ~ eus NE ae Tor
atc Ike for new. sasse cheese were duh and un-
dun The ;,e. 20 90 had
I M ny msr ssh ssar the demand moderate, tu'
.csswere ie for Liverpool remained arm. with
ssaLrsc demand Turks Island was shade armer; Tc
oaeis have been sold ats reserved price but sssh
MarshsIs and wolhngons 81 30; ground 81 % 81 -
-" "Tosscco-Terc was sui but limited demand FOE h,,
article, but wit myderaie slocks prices maintained
Ths sales were is lhds Kentucky At from ssc lee.
TanIcS wss aas bu. steady The sales we're loo lbs
wsisss. Rs = ssl. The m.rss. We. dun and
.sS ssss ss:'s s'ss"s .ss.
which ruled % ns aS 70, rsIss as
% Sss Y: @ .' ss.s q NJ ss ~ssss ss;
A.. i':s' 'ss + ;s h L s;s.s:
q S ss':u % ssa s sis sss sps s.s ss SSs %
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WEST INDIES.


The Epidemic la -. Th0mas--AnaIrs In Porto
ftf Rico.
HAVANA, jar "a, 1867.
ny the Spanish steamer Moctesama, frcn Aspinwall
On the slh we have dates from St Thomas the 7sh
inst ~
Tho returns Of mortality from the triple epidemic to
Me 25th uIe from the sh Of December shsw six hun.
dred and twenty-nine Deaths since when Il had rapidly
diminished; much So that from the 3oth q the 3ls
there were oaly deaths During the last three
days. says letter Of the 7h the Cholera had almost
urey disappeared. II had principally prevailed among
the poorer class Of negroes but the smallpox did not
sbate and prevailed among all classes
Tho steamer Caravee went for the correspondence OF
The steamer Impernrce Eugene the ID an returned
carly on the 7th Owing 70 the return OF the yellow
Fever, both the French and English companies avoided
- Thomas the latsr selected Kingston the present
port Of call and the former Fort dc France The Aeam.
Atrnta on her arrival Southampton was sent to
suarantna with fourteen Of yellow fevs on board
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PROPOSITION TO REVISE TINE STATE CONSTITUTION or
LOUISIANA

Nxw OrrzAr, Jan. 30 1857
In the Legislature to-day resolution passed by
an overwhelming sasJority for the appointment Of
commit'ss OF seven to drat bin providing for holding
convention 70 revise the State consultation The object
Of this resolution b 70 take the State out OF the hands OF
tnc radicals and change the complexion OF the Supreme
court OF which Howell, Of the convention which
was neld IN 1854 is member This action was decided
upon Joint conservative last night II s more
sWooPlng tnan tne mpeachment Of Governor Wells.
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FRANKLIN, Pa, Jan. 20, 1857
The courts are now in session hers The cases against
Culver and Austin in which Haze and others arc prose-
cu'ors wi by consent be taken up on Friday morning
merit This morning tho private counsel Of p X Gray,
Sheriff. asked leave to enter nos pyosegui In his cases
semnsi ee same parties for embesxsment and conspr
Mssn Blakeeys and Hancock. cf thu plaza Thomss n
nannan and Cooesl J. X. Kerr, u fltasburr. and W.
l. uornes % Clarion. Dstsics Attorney Myers will -
D. Rogers and MsssA Aysr and Klnnssr o. THE plaes
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asnas -4Hksirta FassaseI TArs was no nosswortsy
ohanxe in u mArkss-
BsrrSsyyss. .-Escspsa Ass bbls Air. "a do and $3.50
BAGS oorreal sS4o bushels oorn leodo oats 81 do rye
and scdo malt the market for State nd Western 0our
was insve, and prices ruled ioc &C. ler bb In favor
Of thsouyer for all grades. Tho sass werAto moderate
extern comprising 5000 bbls, a revised Quotations ap-
peped Southern -four Also dull and easSr The sales
did aot exceed bbls Rye nour neeect 100 bbls
ee disposed from g 30 to g. actve inquiry
prvAied for corn meal the sales embrace 2o bs Bran
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GU 3 A..

fhs steamer Liberty, Captain 5An. fssm New Orleans
On the l7th ns via Havana sn he I'd ust, arrived at
Baltimore yesterday Our hanks rs tuethe purser for
promptly forwarding our dispatches and nls
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% Ter busbel Tie sales 10 600 bnshels Including
1000 bashes white Canada at - Corn declined 10. 2r
per bsshei being duh sale and freely offered trans
actors unmportAnt. Mixed Western In store was
81 Oats ruled duh and heavy with small sas Of Chlcs
20 sud Mnwsukeo - " &c. snd OF STATE a 6sc Rye
made Barley was without particular change The sales
paid. Barley malt wasdun and nominal, with downward
tendency; the sales we unmporan and at abou previous
prices.
Corrcx.-The marie! was steady. with far demand
which the market closed nrn, but more quiet We quote
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Sir J. Michel has received from Lord Carnarvon to-day
tho substance Of the resolutions agreed upon BY the
confederation delegates now In England The rssolu
tons arc not the same a. those passed 81 Quebec
In the seventh section Of the Quebec scheme the
oonfsderated provinces were 70 consist Of three
ssases-arst, Upper Canada; second, Lower 0sna-
d; third. Nova Scotia, New Dsunswick ana
Prince Edward Isi--A IN the London scheme
Prince Edward Island Is left out. that province
having rt6usrd TO enter the confederation on any
ect,os 1Op6 the Quebec scheme reads a. follows
territory Of British Columbia and vancouvers
Islsna sha be admitted into the Union on such terms
sud conditions a. the Parliament Of the federated prov
incs shall deem equitable, and ~ shall receive the
cent Her Majesty; and In the province Of British
Coivba or vancouvcrs Island will be agreed 70 by the
Loslaure Of such ProvIncen Th6 Ssction is emitted
" The London scheme. The 2nah Seottk sf the Quebec
resolution, detailing The poxss Of the npcente Par
lament = greatly changed ThA "a subs esecson
rlIament power v make lay1 % The imposton or re-
leNion Of duties cf c1SDomd imports and exports
SnD On @y0seee lumber. logs masis spars deals and
~ Pafsnd other minerala The Quebec
-, SoDkinf .skas Parliament power 70 make
- "A nSfG ne LNnagsss-p{ banks and the
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G 4 N a o A..


A1o ronsAW ErsHsSs cGCs
Toxoxro. Jan. 10. 1857
John Grace and John Cooney wsre srrigncd in the
court to-day for Fsnian,sn and were acquitted.
During the tsisi Of Cooney despatch was received
from New York and read In court Announcing that the
proprietor Of the winning yacht In the late Atlantic
had offered the Henrietta New Years present
V his Royal Highness Prince Alfred n created great
excitement Cheers were given for the United sAsss
}. O. Bennett Jr., and for her Majesty the Queen
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Tho cash balance In the hands Of the United states
Assistant Treasurr Boston, at the close er business
on the 2eth inst amounted to el Iiz-$s ,al2
Of which in ,oinshowing increase Of $ios 100
over the previous week.
Tho total value Of exports from Boston for the week
ending January as including specie, was sl44. .s5y,
against $6ll,oAs br the corresponding week in ls6o
The receipts fm customs At the port OF Boston, for
the week ending January o. amounted 10 $o5O.OO0
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psar OF NEW YORK. JANUARY %. 1857

Cleared.
Steamship Leo Dearborn, savxnnah--MurrAy. Ferris
Co.
i Ship Hsyetia Orb Jansen. Lverpool-Tapscou Bros
Brig Anna Knight, Knight MAtanzas-Brett Son Co
Brig Emma Dean lBr), Atkinson, Curseos-ino"ss
Foulkes. ~
Brig Memphis IBr sanford, Ponce and Msyasue1. Pr
sshI Queen the Clippers tBr). Davidson. PoncA PR
De Wolf Co. -
schr Isaac Anderson Doyle New HHven-M Briggs Cs.
Steamer Martha Stevens. McKaig. South Amooy
f Arrived.
Steamship San Salvador Atkins Savannah with mdse
and passengcrs. 70 Garrison Allen. s.s
mdse and passengers. 70 Arthur Leary. Jan -. -
Cape Romane passed sehr Matte fsbcr, bound Bsh
An. lat % passe1 steamship Quaker City hence -
stesushp rasspsco Non. Baltimore. with mdss sad pas-
S6ip Pegasus lDr Psnrce shsnghae oct H. With tsaA
kc 70 Barclay Livingston. Passed Anjer Nov Cape -
Good Hopo 81 Helena l7th and crossed the kqueso9
In the Atlantic S9h lon 50 81 WI has had heavy wsehes
part frostbttter Nov II, lat ~ IL ., eo
~ O6 f. spoke ship Andrew Jackson standing S.h ~
s. y II e. spoke ship Victoria SBrem) from Calcutee
for London; lat IS 3. lon % F. spoke shiDs CO.
ming Br) from Calcutss for West indies; Hed 4eunucs
from Calcutta for Liverpoo and bark osa from
Tor New York. Nov 6, Charles wyv years q 49, ps~
senger died OF consumption: and vss buried r sea
~ days, with fruit J Pearsau Has sad 'cAV ~
Bark Eyeyn
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from ths port Of New York 70 foreign ports for the week
eadlpg January IS, 1867, was sasioe7e.
The Philadelphia bank statements for the past two
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



BAsBrrpcx- -sugm- On Tuesday, January % at the
residence the brdes parents Scotch Plains New Je
sey, by Rev Simonson, nEo. Y BAIShRiDGE 70 SARAH
G., daughter OF Mr. N Stiger. No cards
BRrsH-HuSrER In Brooklyn, on "wednesday. Janu-
ay Is Ut the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the
Rev. James Mlleth JEssx Brush 70 EuzAsxra j.
DUSHAR-LxfrSGwur--At the residence or the
brides mother, on Thursday morning. January - by
the kev. M. Spanding, HARLAN r. DUNBAR. OF Prebe,
New YORK, 10 ANNA N. LRFFS0wKLL, Of Athens, New
York. No cards
FAIRBASxs-KIeK -On Tuesday January l. q the res
dence Of tbs bride, by the Rev Kestisr, j. j. FAIR.
BANKS, OF Meriden Connecticut 10 EprB eldest daugh-
ter Of the late Nathan Kirk ESQ., or Kokom0 Indiana
Western papers please copy.
GIsBoSs-ARxoLDs. On Tuesday, November 90 1885, n
Worcester, Mass, by the Rev. Dr. Coe Gso W. GlBsoss,
OF New York, 70 Mas NErrK ARsoLDs daughter Of the
late Hon. A. K Arnolds Of Massachusetts
LOUDu-CARNAS.-At the residence OF the BRIDES pa-
rents East Meadow Sunday, January 81 by the Rev
l. D. Rushmore, Mr. RrcHARD LoUDEs, Of Brooklyn TO
MANY only daughter Of Sylvanus Carman ESQ.,
AAmx-CoURTKEy. On Sunday. January l3, q 81
Mary's. Roman Catholic church, New Jersey, by the
Rev. r. vatation, MAURICE j. MANr, son OF NJ Manix,
ESQ. Of New York, 70 ELLEN f. COURTNEY, only daugh.
ter or K Courtney, Of Now Durham, N. J. No cards.
San Fnnclsco papers please copy
PoND-RosS On Monday, January g. ss Fort Hamll-
ton, by the Rsv Mr.. Aspnwall Major RICHARD PoSD,
United States Army, 70 KATE AARGARErrA Ross adopted
daughter Of Major 2. X Borier
RossRr-TRUpsAU Tuesday, January 20, at the
Church OF the Holy Communion, By The Rev. H. ~
Bearc, Dr. Charles RosERz 70 Mis- ADsLkA TsunsAU
all Of New York. s.N.t s..
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Tho Philadelphia Clearing House statomsnt =
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[For the State Rights Democrat
Democrats, Awakeg

The crisis has come. Bo prepared to
meet 1t. The Goddess Of Liberty has returned.
Victories are crowning on every hand whore
a lively interest Is felt in tho country. Some
Of you have no newspaper in your house.
Such negligence and Indifference is alarming.
You tell mo you arc not able to teke paper.
II 30, you are an object Of charity, and n
paupor in a land Of plenty. You say you
have no time to read papers. Your industry
is without parallel. A family that has no
paper Society void Of literature, and too
poor to possess it in this country Horrible
situation ! Count up your extravagant out
lays. Do you attend NIL the shows2 Do
you use tobacco. or whiskey2 II so, then
tell mo no more you cannot take weekly
newspaper FOR one year--worth as much ms
500 pounds Of tobacco, or 400 gallons Of H.
quor, or so sights at circus. Listen at this
l. cident aud be wise But recently man
of fifty years enquired Of young man less
than half bis age, "What position Grant
Leld in the war, and what side did he fight
on?" lie was Il man Of good judgment,
could read and write, and professed to be n
Union man. have never heard Democrat
ask such question, and you will not il you
take your napor. but otherwise you may
BE not doubtful in your mindH-the circum.
stance is true, and the parties arc all living.
II can be prorea.
We have no selfish motive ia view in call
ing npon you To subscribe FOR the papers and
read them. We arc writing this only for NJ,
interest we feel in the new aspect of affairs,
and for your political and social welfare.
We are no editor, nor the son of an editor /;
but one of tho people as you arc, having a
common country, common cause and com.
mon destiny rejoicing with thoso that re.
ioice'-hoping for the redemption Of our
Government from Radical despotism. There.
fore We pray you support your papers, and
thus disseminate the principles upon which
alone white mans Government il youch.
safed IN us and our postority forever.
Your friend. j. N. s.
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INFELIcIToUs.-About year ago,
it will be recollected, great flourish
oftrumpets was made because Senator
Sumner married a young, rich, talent
ed and beautiful widow. We sec by
late papers from the States that they
have separated. He has published
manifesto relative to the matter, in
which he plainly shows that he is
troubled with the "grecn-eyed mon
ster" very muchly, and that a horn
will soon grow out OH the centre of
his forehead. Mrs. Sumner comes
back at her old man in handsome style,
among other things alledging that he,
(Sumner) is not a man and that she
isn't going to fool away her time with
him. Good for Mr.. S. We are for
her. If she had come to us before she
united herself to the Hon. Senator, we
could have unfolded "a tale" to her
about Summers private habits that
would have saved her all this trouble
and modification. For four or FIVE
years past we have had evidence, CON
elusive to our mind, that her whilom
lord, prior to his marriage, indulged
in most disgusting, filthy and beast
" habit "a vice which, if persisted
in long enough, softens the brain and
makes even n smart man fool. After
all said Mrs. Sumner should not be
much censured, for it will be recollect-
ed that Sumner was forever harping
on smanhood suffrage )" and it was
very natural for her to infer he must
surely be an exceedingly manly man.
How are the mighty fallen! The fact
is, Summer has been in bad way cv-
er since Brooks caned him in the Sen
ate chamber. He travelled muchly af-
ter that-visiting Europe, living high
up in the Alps, being attended by n
celebrated physician, who performed
on him several difficult surgical oper-
ations. Among other things we saw
it stated, by veraeious European let
ter-writer, that Sumner had had his
backbone taken out, scraped, washed
and replaced again; after which he
rapidly recovered.
Good for Sumner! the author of
"manhood suffrage"
Good for Mrs. Sumner! Three cheers
and tiger for her!
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homestead, on the Calipooya, near Browns.
vile. The section Of the land which the Ncz
Perces Indians gave him on bis arrival in
the country--which heso we'll improved, and
on which he lived and labored so long-has
been wrested from him by set of harpics
and land. sharks in this State and Washing.
ton MIR. Lincoln, MS he alledges, being
perfectly cognizant Of the facts and asserting
to the outrage. The Nez Perces Indians
whose language he learned and speaks fluent.
ly--among whom ho lived and labored so
long and with such marked success-love
and revere him to this day, instead Of regard.
ing him as their enemy and despoiler. He
taught them how to cultivate the earth how
to clothe themselves; how to read and write,
and the way to eternal happiness beyond the
tomb. We fail to see anything in all this of
dishonest character; but, on the contrary,
the most entire and marked self.abnegation
is apparent to the most casual observer. As
for the charge Of insanity, IL is 80 foolish
and improbable that ii does not deserve seri
Gus consideration. lie is rs sane rs any one
outside of Loryea's asylum. There are,
however, one or two facts that have given
rise to these reports. Everybody Of any
force has hobby. Mr.. Spalding has his.
One is his mission to the Nez Perees Indians;
the other is the wrongs and outrages he has
suffered ut the hands Of the Federal Govern.
ment relative to his old homestead. Ile ia
terribly in earnest in regard to these two
things and we honor him for il. lie talks
about them on every occasion-in season and
out Of season lie may be insane, but il is
the same kind ofinsanity with which Crlnm.
hus, and Fulton, and Morse, and Field, were
afflicted when trying to impress their earn
est convictions upon the public. We add.
ea passaRt, that the wrongs involved in the
matter of Wrestling away his old homestead,
have completely cured him nf his Republican
pruclivitie'. lie talks Democracy now as
well rs we can, and if he does not vote the
Democratic ticket next election we are much,
very much deceived.
With these explanatory remarks we leave
the subject; merely adding that the remain.
ing portion of the Lectures which we viii
publ sh arc of the most thrilling in,e es'
to all who have never yet heard them being
| the narrative Of the Whitman Massacre and
scenes directly connected with that most din.
| b0lical tragedy.
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now before the American people
They are questions in which every vo-
ter is directly interested-running, as
they do, into the pockets ofeyery con-
sumner in the land.
The Record winds up his fanfaron-
ade by asserting that the Democratic
party--a majority of them-dcn't
know the difference between a million
and billion of dollars ;-thereby sub
stantially asserting that oft-repeated
and silly Radical lie that Democrats
are ignorant and naturally dull of
comprehension. Ignorant as they
may be, they nevertheless know that,
as a nation, we owe between four and
FIVE billions of dollars ;-Greeley and
Thad. Stevens have told them that -
and that this immense debt will not
be cancelled during the lifetime of
any person now living, unless the pol
icy of liquidating it with greenbacks
is adopted.