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NEW YORK.

Discharge Of Mr.. Van Campen, the Bank
President, ON a Charge Of Embezzlement,
~ Canandaigua.
ELMrRA, June IS, 1858.
8. n. Van Campen. formerly President Of the First
National Bank Of Elmira, more recently President Of
the Croton National Bank Of New York, who was
arrested some weeks since on an affldavit Of 8. T..
Arnot, one of the directors Of the First National
Bank Of Elmira, on charge Of embezzlement, and
who was examined before q Commissioners in New
York and bound over to appear before the United
States Circuit Court, holden In Canandaigua, was
discharged to-day, the Grand jury failing to nnd an
indictment against him.
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MISSISSIPPI.

Qho Removal of Governor Humphreys-He
Refuses to Obey the Order-Rep0rts from
the Crops.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 49, 1868.
The Avalanche and Ledger in to-day's issues are
very severe on General Mcdowell for removing Gov
Nrnor Humphreys, OF Mississippi asserting thatit was
uone to secure the State for Grant. Governor Hum
phreys Is at fernando and 1t Is understood he de-
Clines to obey the order removing him.
/ bale of cotton was received here yesterday from
Egg Point Miss it being the first received Of the
new crop.
The crop reports are generally favorable. Some
Complaints have been made in Arkansas and Mssis.
0ppf on account Of the drOuth.
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RHODE ISLAND.


Nara aganSet Park Races
PROVIDENCE, June Is, 1885,
The June meeting Of the Narraganset Park Asso-
citation closed this afternoon with good attendance
and nne racing The first race-for all horses, mile
heats best three in i've, in harness; $1,000 to first
and $500 to second-was won by Daniel Pnfer's (of
Long Island) b. m. Lady Thorn, in three straight
heats, ali OF which were closely contested beating
Budd Dobles (of Long Island) b. m. Lucy, second:
Ssmuei McLaughlin's b. 9. Mountain Boy; George @.
Thayer's br. g. Rhode Island; L. L. Dorsey's Rolla
Time. 2:25k-2:24-2:2e. Rhode Island was drawn
nL the end of the second heat
The second race-for pairs that have been driven
together and owned by the same person for three
months or more; mile heats best three In nve $500
TO flrst and $3.50 to second-Wiam B. Smiths (of
Hartford CONN., br. &. George washington and mate
won In three closely contested heats, beating George
q. Thayer's b. Belle Brandon and mate, second
II. A. Halls q. g Gipsey Boy and mate; L0n Morris'
Nr. 4. Boston and mate.
Time. 2:A-2:43-2:40H.
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osssd sssss hisrs BRIGGS fo%
asnce EYort Benz English Baker DO for DO FINN.
Hotcht scksr.en, Ronout; Cottage mcAs.sr ps.
s:ph. Roaann. Barisy PSPs esrtuoss, foT asOede..:
cos hsaa o% Rsu Tor
and Che above arrivals Wind EsE wis1Tain v,, .u.,
Asssndris AN Mary spna Ioven, Eli.Ssshports
NEW LONDON June l6-Arrived schr Helen Ferry New
PHiLApELPHiA, June l1-Anived, sh.p Leocadis MOI
tSs%sn GIss
ssn rs .os
%cn Soston Revenue, Candy, Providsncs kinnesoss
sss :s Tao: s
francisco Alpha aor Tors:rsen, Pau :chrs scrib
ss sss: scott Az Nay ASu;Ss Sn
P.1 sSs w.SS a.s
Il 5siS SS .ns z1.sssd Ssss for ,:
Phl.dslphls; Il Edwin; Futile Marlboro. NY.
isS Sss '''''n'' ray
june TEs'ss sAr Hunter. Crane
is9ss!aTS ,aR' .ass s Vote o. william
wh%nd sser schr. re.
knight .ss
20 ss Ins az ..
nah wllets Boult, do; N Taylor Fowler, do Pernes
Sheffield, do VIM Burden, Adams NYork Kate scrantcns
Palmer. do: p Hazard Smith do; Orion Winters, do.
RICHMOND June l6-Saled, schr Jas Naples, Wright
NYork. =.
ROCKLANp: June Il-sailed, schrs George Kimbsli.
Hail. NYork 18th, Arosto Spear. do; 18TH James Henry
oliver Sarah, Pitcher do l4th ArcuIarus' Gregory.
do 18TH Angehne, Hicks. do
Boston. Below, Norwegian bark, bound to Dob9y
Cleared-Bsrk Sylvia lNorl, Elmenherst, London
18th Cleared, ship Lady Havelock (Br Lithgow Liver
pool schr Watauga Providence. . :.
sATILLA MILLS, Ga, June ARRIVED. schr Amelia q
Ireland Townsend Nyork 4h, brig Sea Foam, Coombs do
Sailed 3D. scbr Osprey, Crowley, Portland; 9TH, brig
Young, Davis. NYork.
SALEM June l5-saed. schr Angelica Pedrick, Cayenne.
l6th-Arriyed, achrs Anna Barton Frnk; Jackson;
Blackmsn; Mershon, Ayres; Eliza Rebecca, Price;
Parker Parker; Henrietta Simmons Godfrey steeman
Seelman, and Cadwallader Steeman, Philadelphia;
Bransrd Pendleton South Amboy Ratan Curtis Elizabeth
port Ariel Treworgy, and Redondo, whtmore Rondout
Henry Gibbs Snow, Nyork.
l7thArrlved, schrs North Pacific Errckson PhsdephA
Emene Hapht Avery NYork and proceeded for Boston,
STONINGTON, June l6-Arrived, schrs 9 Ward Ed
wards and Albert Hail. Potts. Baltimore; Ellen Ailier' Har
ley, NYork IN,
.WILMINGToN, NC, June lS-Arrived, brig Almata Orb
Andrews, Philadelphia
Clesred-steamship Fairbanks, Hunter NYork.
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The Scare In Canndn-Active Defensive Opera.
tiOns Going On.
FLORIDA.

Election Of Senat0rs-BOth Ultra.Radicals-
The Proceedings Not Authorized by General
Meade.
TALLAHASSEE, June lS, 1868.
In the Legislature to-day T. w. Osborn was elected
United States Senator for four years by vote Of 81
10 ols. Mr.. Osborn and Mr.. WEIGH, who was elected
yesterday are both ultra-radicals The question Of
Che election of Senators for six years from the Atm OF
March next will be taken up tomorrow.
| all proceedings are in advance Of the &C tion Of
Congress and without the sanction Of eneral
Meade.
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RECONSTRUCTION IN THE SOUTH ny THE SOUTH
The Athens Ga.) Banner OF the 18th June learns
that the competitors for the prize Ia silver pitcher
offered by the Athens Wheat Club to the member
who shall produce the largest amount OF wheat on
one acre OF ground have been very busy during the
James L. Hamilton, one Of the competitors, has had
forty-fve and One-half bushels nne wheat measured
the prize.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ENGLAND.

PaHianentary Proceedings-The House Of
Lords On the Church and Reform Bills-TeIe.
graphy Consolidation.
LONDON, June 1s-Midnight.
In the House OF Lords tonight the Irish Church
appointment Suspensory bill passed to Its nrst
reading.
Lord Cairns declared his intention Of opposing the
Bill.
LORD Stratheden presented the petition Of the
people OF Nova Scotia against the Canadian Union
bet.
Ia the House Of Commons tonight the Irish Re.
form bill passed In committee.
The bill providing for the purchase by the govern
ment Of all the telegraph lines in the kingdom was
read for the second time.
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CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE left the city yesterday morn
ing TO return to Washington. During his stay in
Richmond he has made many warm friends and he
bears with him the good wishes OF the people here
generally. BY his pure and impartial conduct on
the bench he has justly earned the high esteem OF
all who know how to admire upright judge and
an honorable gentleman. We hope his personal
impressions OF Richmond are pleasant as are her
impressions OF him personally y.-Rtcl,n0nd Enquirer,
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A LECTURE sPorLED.-Dr. Limpert was to have
delivered lecture the question of the existence
Of the soul Independent Of the body last evening at
Union HalA In the Bowery near Canal street; but the
Ore which broke out in the same building and the ter
ribe accident accompanying it, reported in another
place, drove the tecturer and his audience away.
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GERMAN SCHOOL Prcsrc.-The children OF mum.
ber Of German schools, under direction OF Dr.
Heidtfeld, had picnic yesterday at Elm Park, on
Ninety second street and Eighth avenue, at which,
In the evening, the members of the saengerrunde q
German singing society took part enlivcnug the 90
QasQp Win veil executed vocN neTforwauQeA
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CUBA.

Sugar Market-Exchnnse Quotations.
HAVANA, June Is, 1858.
Sugar market steady at TX reals per arroba for No.
IL Dutch standard.
Exchange on United States, currency, 29k a 291<
per cent DISCOUNT; in gold. short sight, u q per
cap mr.
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THE FENlANS.
Seizure Of Arms by the United States Govern
meut.


Seizure Of Arms by the United States Govern
ment.
BURLINGTON, Vt June IS, 1885,
Eight tons of arms, taken from Fenians by the
United States government passed through this city
this afternoon by the National Express; en- route
from st. Albans to New York.
The Scare In Canndn-Active Defensive Opera.
ti0ns Going On.
TORONTO June 18, 1858.
The government is taking active precautions with
respect to an anticipated Fenian raid. Transport
trains being formed the frontier Niagara
Three brigades Of volunteers and regulars are being
formed for active service at London, Hamilton and
Toronto; complete provisions made in event Of tele
graph wires or railroad lines being cut; large guam
titles Of ammunition and camp equipage being sent
Forward to front; all rural battalions to be lied out
Tor weeks drill and city battalions to drill two
Days per week. Public getting excited as the 21st
approaches The gunboat Heron has gone east
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Port Of NEW YORK, JUNE Is, lsss.

The Office OF the Herald steam yachts 10 at whitehall slip.
All communications from and cons!gnees TO the
OF inward bound vessels will be forwarded free Of
charge.
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CHINA.

The Siege of Tientsen Raised.
LONDON, June 49, 1868.
Advioes have been received from Shanghae dated
May 2l.
The Siege Of Tientsen, the port Of Pekin, had been
raised by the rebels.
The New York herald., 1868-06-19

Rose by Any Other Name Might SmeA -
sweet flowers could possibly equa sho
delicious perfume Of Bouquet Sweet aud lasting
Price IS cents. Sold everywhere.
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A.-PhaIOn's sSPnphinn SOapo Possesses the
same properties as "Paphian Lotion" IS cents cake
II will not chap the skin Is invaluable for the TOILET
BATH NURSERY.
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A.-Calf sewed Caters, SS Boz oxs Toes; y6s
434 Broadway, corner Howard street, New York
The New York herald., 1868-06-19

A.-Ward's Cloth Lined Paper Collars and
Cuffs Broadway and Union square; also wholesale aud
retail at 387 Broadway.
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A.-JeRers Offers Extraordinary Bargains
Ladies' Misses Childrens Boots and Shoes JET
FERS 1856 1913 Broadway opposite st. James, Hoffman
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The Bank Return.

LONDON JuHe 10, Iouos
The regular weekly statement Of the Bank OF Eng
land shows that the amount Of bullion In vault ha
Increased f336, 900 sterling since last week.
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Az WIN. EverdelPs Son, 1O4 Fulton .street>
Wedding Cards superior workmanship Established lSs
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A.-PhalOu's "Paphinn LOtiono Removes
FRECKLES, PIMPLES, TAN, SALT RHEUM, ERYsfr-
kc
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HIPPIN NE w s.

Almanac for New YOrk--This Day.
Sun rises. ...... 4 28 Moon rises. morn 3 53
Sun SETS ..... "a High water. .eve 7 80
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BrazaIian Pebble Spectacles and Eye Giass.
give extraordinary relief to weak, dim and detective
vision. Inventor, sEMMONS, Optcian, 66sh Broadway
The New York herald., 1868-06-19

LIVEKPOOLt June I5, 1908.
George Francis Train appeared at the Exchange
last evening and attempted to make speech.
The people, however, Kissed him down.
The New York herald., 1868-06-19

Astouished mt Prices Of GentlemeD,s Fur
nshings are WALLS, 1 Fulton street, NewYork Mills
The New York herald., 1868-06-19

Bachelors Hnir Dye.-The Rest In tho
world only perfect Dye harmless, reabe inssnta-
nsous. Factory Is Bond street.
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Boots, shoes, Caters and shippers Of Every
variety, ready made and made to ORDER at q u klCH-
MOND'S, 573 Broadway. opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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| For First Glass Printing Of Every Descrip.
go the Metropolitan job Printing Establishmen
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Summer Hat should be Light ns a Zephyr.
cool the sunset cheerful looking as July
dny devoid OF stiffness yet dstngue but yet well
fitting "Where find such nonparcil summer Hats ~
ask Our million readers At BURKES, l28 Futon street
whose styes are his hat materials
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For Novelties, Send to CampaiGn Head.
quarters Address W. Hitchcock, Publisher and Manufac
turer OF Campagn Goods % Spring street. New York
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Hill, tho Inimitable's, Hair Cutting Studi0s
26 Broadway shaving &C. Hair Dye 10 cents best IN USE
| aoid nv ALL drt0oista
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Invalids, Wheel Chairs=For Use in Doors or
out Price 89O to x40 Invaids' Carriages TO order.
s. w. SMITH, 20 William street, New York.
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EverdeIps Wedding Cards, 3O2 Broadway
French Paper Monogams &C. the most elegant IN ts
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CristadOro's Hair Dye.-The Best EvSe
Wholesale and retail also applied 81 No
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| Established In 1SOO.-The Metropolitan Job
| Printing Establishment, W Nassau street
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The Evening Telegram.
The most popular paper in the city
THE EVENING rELEoRAn.
The paper for advertisers,
THE EVENING TELEaRAH.
Tbs paper for merchants,
THE EVENING rELEoaAn.
The paper for mechanics,
THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
The paper for clerks,
THE EVENING rELEoRAx.
The paper for laborers,
THE EVENING rELEoRAn.
The paper for the ladies,
THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
Tue paper for families,
TUE EVENING rELEoRAx.
The paper for politicians,
rue EVENING rSLEsRax.
The paper for bankers and brokers.
THE EVENING rELsoRAx.
The paper for all the world,
THE EVENING rELEdRAH
The paper for the rest Of mankind.
TaE EVENING TELEGRAM
The paper with tho bes. nsws
TIE EVENING TELEGRAM.
The paper with the mos, news.
rus EVENING TELEGRAM.
The paper with tho iarges, cIrcuatwu,
rHs EVENING rELEaRAm.
ync only live evening newspaper published.
rus EVENING TELEGRAM.
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BalIOu's French Yoke shirts, Ready Made and
ORDER wholesale and retail Removed from a03 TO 6oa
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Neatness, Economy and Despatch Couhincd
Of orders Metropolitan JOB printing hsAD
lisbmept "a Nassau street.
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pamubIets. Law Reports, &C., Executed
with nesness quctncss and despatch per csna
cheaper than at any printing establishment In the o
at the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH-
MENT. Nassau street.
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summer Hafs.-Knox " Ready for War
weather prepared to supply all who call him with
snv description from the airy chp to the
pensive Psnams" upon his usual liberal terms Gentlemen
seeking likely to overlook
KNOxs popular store, 2l2 Broadway Fulton street.
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ROYAL Havana LOttery.-Prixes Paid in Gold.
The highest rates paid for Doublooas
and ali kinds OF Gold and Silver.
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Emsins Hsshs Avery, and proceeded for Boston
wards and Albert Hall, Potts. Batimore Ellen hiier' Ha-
&iLMiNaToN NC, June ls-Arrved brig Amata Br.
ATassws Cssv. rMaaeRha F.rb.nx. unter Nyork
Award. Perfect Fitting shirts, Broad
way and Union square; also at 1857 Broadway.
awards Cloth Lined Paper Collar, and ..s
Usa ssa at 81 Brosd~as "1r 0'''' square, ~
vkECKLEs 1h PfspLEs TAN. SALT sHEUM, EsSsir.
A.-Phalon'. ..Paphan SOAP" Posss:ses 2 sss,: The tss
BATH VII nSs sSd iaG SGGRsER9 Is n'A''''' A
A.-JeGers Offers Extraordinary BarsaIms
f. sns spsss SsHs
and Ffth xvenus Hotels ~ '''
AZ WIN. Everdelps Son, 1O4 Fulton :street
Wedding of superior workmanship Established iSls.
Rose by Any Other Name Might Smell A.
bu. combns.on Of flowers could Possy s9ss Mo
s?S' PRICE Is cents snts"s Sold ID everywhsrs re. '''
oxford fe. ,:.s g. r. eSK
434 Broadway, corner Howard street. new YORK.
ha Price, q v;io, :s :,,.ss FSs:
cool as the cheerful looking as July
devoid Of stiffness and yet distnsus sasy but ye
million readers A. Ss ,Fs ron
BrazaIinn Pebble spectacIes and Eye Glass
@ @ 's
wSSaa nsSus F.s.oiy Fac o1s ID n Bond street.
Boots, shoes, Caters and shippers Of Eyery 1cy
yars ready made and made e SrdeG a. Hoc
BaIIou'. French Yoke shirts, Ready Made ard
70 order, wholesale and retail Removed from sS to S~
broadway
attend meetings printed in the neatest possible manner
Isl ~
xhos.ss and r.s also applied so
Astor House.
EstabIished In 1sOO.-The Metropolitan Job
Printing Establishment, W Nassau street
EverdeIy. wedding Cards, Soa Brcadwey:.
city, css.'' '''' : ''''' -'''' ''' '''' ''' '
For First Glass Printing Of Every Descrip.
ton go Metropolitan job Printing Esabishmenssw
Nassau street.
For Ncys.e Send to S%%p.s% ns MssS
turer Of Campaign Goods, % Spring street, New York
2ss Broadway shaving &C. Hair Dye 70 cen best In USE
sold by all drussists
InvaIids, Wheel Chair.-For Use in Doors or
out Price $40 to s4o Invalids Carriages TO order
s. w. SMITH, 20 William street. New York.
| Neatuess, Economy and Despatch Combined
In the execution Of orders Metropolitan JOB Printing Esab-
| lshment, 81 Nassau strcct.
Pamphlets, Law Reports, Nc.s Executo9
with neanes and despatch, wenave per ceua
&: oS
MENT, N Nassau street.
Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prixes Paid in Gold.
furnished The highest rates paid Tor Doublooss
'"u A' A TAYLOR CO., Bankers. Is wall strss.. NE.
Summer Hafs.-Knox N Ready for War;
SUPPLY al Inv s cal
pensive Panama" upon his usual liberal term. 0enemen
KNOxs popular store 22 Broadway Fulton street.
The Famous Corner-07 Nassau Street,
Fulton. The Metropolitan Job Printing Esabishment
descriptions for sale BY GEO. c. ALLEN, as Dread
way, ons door below Canal street
wigs, Toupees and Ornamental Hair..Bess
quality Hair Dye and Hair Dyeins all colors a. BAlCHk
The Evening Telegram.
The mos, popular paper In the city.
THE EVENING rELEoRAn.
The paper for advertisers,
rue EVENING rELEaRAs.
Tbs paper for merchants,
THE EVENING rELEaRAn.
The paper for mechanics
TuE rvyxtvn TELEGRAM
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The Famous Corner-07 Nassau Street,
corner Futon. The Metropolitan Job Printing Establishment
The New York herald., 1868-06-19

Watches and Jeweiry,
OF all descriptions for sale by GEO. G. ALLEN, 5 BreaA
way, one door below Canal street.
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wigs, Toupees and Ornamental Hair.=Bese
quality Hair Dye and Hair Dyeins. all eoors, a. BAiCHb
LOR9 l6 Bond street.
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iution which declared that "neher the constitution
nor any amendment thereof shall be construed to
give Congress power to regulate, abolish or control
within any State the relation established by the laws
thereof touching persons held TO labor or involuntary
service,u &c. Cists Cincinnati 10 1851" volume
OF local sketches, as its name indicates says:-"As
lawyer Mr. Chase Is diligent, patient and accurate,
and as advocate he takes rank among the first In
the country. In politics he is q democrat and II In
has political action ne has not fully harmonized with
the great party bearing that name It ts because
OF his conviction that to nati0nalize, extend and
perpetuate slavery is irrcconcIlable with democratic
prnciples.r Some might be inclined TO ask IT, after
this, Mr.. Chase Is not better democrat tnan thou
sands who profess the faith4 As state rights man
he always held that the Fugitive Slave law OF 1851 was
unconstitutional. Mr.. Chase In private conversation
has frequently declared himself democrat, and the
authority Of an intimate friend is given for the asser
ton that in the matter Of suffrage he holds Its regu-
lation Is question which belongs TO the states tor
decision.
Hfs SPEECH AND CONDUCT AT THE BUFFALO DEMO
CRATIC CONVENTION OF issS.
Imbued with his free soa IDEAS Mr.. Chase rejoced
when, In 1s4s the New York state democrats at the
Utica Convention nominated Martin van Buren as
their candidate for the Presidency In opposition 70
Lewis Cass, who was the nominee In the interest Oh
the Southern shareholders The movement, wnicn
was at this time confined to New York. Mr.. Chase
was I'm favor OF making national and hence the sub
sequent Convention at Buffalo In August OF the same
year. which nominated Martin Van Buren, and
Charles Francis Adams. He was prominent mem
ber OF the Convention, and was one OF tne
committee which drafted tho famous Buffalo
platform OF Isas During the mass meeting
vhioh was held previous 70 0a mon 0gms
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-04
MILLIGAN

AT New Paris, Ohio, the other day, a
number of ladies determined TO avail them
selves of their "leap year" privileges by
getting mp surprise party" and calling
upon couple Of gentlemen who had
recently established a whisky shop in the
town. Armed with their knitting work,
the party marched to the saloon, helped
themselves TO seats, made themselves as
comfortable as possible, aud stayed till
night. NEXT morning the same party
called again, remaining throughout the
day, were reinforoed by strong company
of recruits toward nightfall, and did not
depart till 9o'elock. The disgusted publi-
cans, swearing that mot a man came in"
during the two days, quietly pulled up
stakes, packed up their unsold rum, and
evacuated the town without waiting for a
third visit.
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forthe MadisonvilIe and Shawneelown rail.
road, running off from the Evansville
Henderson and Nashville railroad toward
Shawneetown. This, he thought, would be
great drawback to Cairo, and rendered it
absolutely necessary for Cairo to tap the
Evansville, Henderson and Nashville rail-
road by the Cairo and Paducah and the
fiizabethtOwn and Paducah railroad.
Cairo is excited on the subject. My travel
ing friend rightly regards the Evansville,
Henderson and Nashville railroad as one OF
the great trunk railroads of the West.
The Evansville, Henderson and NASH
vile railroad, regarding the fertile and
productive country which it traVerses, the
dense population through which it passes,
the cities at its terminal points, the great
valley of the Wabash and Ohio rivers it
taps, the connections with the roads to the
cities Of the Lakes and the Upper MissisN
sippi, the Eastern cities, the States and cities
of the Gulf and the exhaustless coal beds for
thirty miles through which it passes, is one
of the mcst important railroads ever pro4
jected in our country, and must become
one of the most useful, valuable and profit
able Of all our great railroads. Is not your
city interested greatly in this road? Why
don't you interest yourselves in building it
Can't your city, or your county, render aid
TO it and push it to where your supply of
coal wild be certain and reliable? What
growth Il would give Nashville. With
all your other advantages, il would enable
Nashville to manufacture In competition
with any of the cities of this country. Had
you not better think Of this, and present
and urge it upon your people? You had
better take ride over the Edgefeld and
Kentucky railroad and the Evansville,
Henderson and Nashville railroad and see
for yourself. If then you cannot urge its
clsims on your people, you shall never
again hear from VIAToR.