1 II U I , ' 1 l' ME 1 b i b VOLUN E XXX V----NO M 39. , , caux_it 13C 4. , Editor ITroprietor. . and' ...4 ~„ TETIMS7II-N g ' DOLLAR rill , TY CENTS, .. ci . ,urican. if N }‘DVANCE: Oil:Ml . 7lr Two Doi :_ 1 th ip,. 'sill be;oh. rgeti. No pa - per iscontinued, :n fli' s il arreisr. ges are settled; except at the : :pton of thiE, itor. • Adrere , enis inserted -at th a t rate of 50 e 1 per slusre 1 of fifteen linbsl r ' one inscr -;„,—.esch stabs gI rient insertion 25 cents. A :..t er il .liseoinit made toyearly ath•ertisers. ~.'Letterscommm nd connicntions:hoy rdall, -1 3 1 hare' r wolrit attention. ii ..."...= • --- --"'.7 ' .=--- r -.-- --------4 • * col , Frney on I.eCOMpl •. . 1 . • Last lihurldy„ Col.' Forp o el - TorrytoWrd' : j'Y., on the . ic ' ;,1 the day; ru5 i 5pee,........,H. in his oWnl,p4er of Saturday. 'iji'the coMin — ee l leaden has been , a 1 !orris •Frecu)atipo. We -give 1a 1 to c i nabld chr readers _to - see 1 tic ; ~.: ' ller is - the way the Col ; .1 185 (" c alk in tie ;summer o L I , ; 1 ' lir Pechanan's right hdnd man : I w" . .; II 1 " ' 1 e lectionof . tr6v 14. he:Tresidentia, l al t; , - 2 ' coir,e kleubtful? Because the pub ' i ii iii r , - , 0 1 ri ll of 1 the ; "North had i been stirred - t) t- i,, H ei l .t. d 4 . Pro Slaver t y aincrity backed ibyl the Fe er lk-pit-el 14 tt.,,J Teiritamof I.....arisas. That W t ai the oaly itic,tion.;'' It - was .lnot the Os. -tenl_Cot i lerci co, it was not the Pacific 'llllll - .):11 ,1 iti_wa, nothing but i l the single .I , e-j:l r :1111ilie people of Ka be-per-1 -: n l ith:r:o l ,di.;l;. - Qsa of their own affairs in d u i ( oanliwai? Shall they Vote upon their , 1,11;t.,:iv ik•ti,ittl!i:.'n.S, not slavery alone, but • ' "7" t'l , ir l irmti•utions. unmolested by 4 , -h “••, • - . tlit,_ll;ni-n - e:lt% f the ...k.dministration Qn the ' i k e Nl , l.ani the onslaughts f bands of - f..ieign Maisuders otr the other? This was 1:1 the ipietic l ii, "ihe while question; the only e , ,lie,n) Nji• man felt more deeply in Afeienee to blansas than Mr. 1 Buchanan. Nt ta an ta . '•.-cil more freely about it. In, Llo mere a l cecptance of theitiomination • and ill ilJe . ,pe,lch he delivered 'to the com -1 • .. . .-], •,,. hi s • name upon II in parlor at 1 Lancaster, f . ;:t 1;4,10 I hdppened to be present) he ,11: - .wess upod the great principle that the ill of the ihajbrity should prevhil. Wl l .l', beiiid to le •i thousand times, i‘The South re,:t vote f r me, and the. North , must be 1 iiintrad-, - 'anthe only way to secure North 1 + l. ii to vovin e ur voters that al hen -t get in- tl - tbe Preiell tial chair .I will .do right 3 1 ;e, the Ili,inp ein Kansas. I 'am now .'1 m3%4 ;yor ur as,._ T halm reached that tlite of ltfe when I cannot have any' i.. - Ll;osn foil a e r electioii, Arid if I . have, t': - .:,;:,e11z.--wdy to 'secure it 'is 1:6 'be strong iii:l: ray iti - ti rieoplo . .at home. ~ I. I watched ':! . ...ltruggle from my tetiremclat in Len x; I baitcen what I couceive. to be '.7E.nistakeis O others. lam 'not reaponsi l;.; fur . thd dminiitratian of - President I -1'1,R,2; theief re'', I will inatrato a new F.• , :ea; 1 ! 4 wi 1 -`strew the' ea try that a i'ensilvoilia "l'ireident will stand firm to fi. , ilcagisriof , a 't PennsylVanil gentleman ill a Penniylvaita Democrat.' 1, Now, fel nv6lllaq in that letter of acceptance, if yii,ttfeilteit:-.-it •is not necessary for me trqt.Vue it here—you ;till find that he •il - .41:a1 1 ;;:ictly that the peopleirf the Ter iitz.r7 nir;:,r4s should - be prot cted in the ''r -ti rig ,of suffrage, unawed by any in i Ij..ii.lre frb f a,terer, and that thel will of the raii)rit . r sft'uld prev a il. , 1 - - ,L . ,.'L . . ' . .here "t { ames Buchanan an .the spring .; 1 c.1;f1357 taawzurated Prasident, nd pledged i `ln tie innagural to administer honest popu- Ilr sovereig,dtylin Kdrisas.. 'i ' I , r I • 'As if foi the purpose of •aecumuliting . , it i •Gz.rupOnlpledge--as if for the purpose r 4 1 I • rang !Ili ii, myriad ,of he upon .: ;‘i•ae.,stiori, !what • did he dui next? He , 42 , 1' inUnd lb see whem he should get to : pp. - Fon s h s,l for the' purposd of settling •"' d i tietion which had rendered ..-...,-. 5 , whit it had been graphically , term '', .the grlive c yard of Governors. Ile „ noriOfe id man; he wiluld not be .." - a - tll ty ' al: an ordinary man. Ile se : t ri age le an, a•statesmaO, who had 1 . fr , lrizen i ,cd l by a large portion of the „,", , •:',z nail pzoniinont men of ! the "South !!i'l ,aei-,;' lid a Cabinet; who. i lad for 12 : - ‘an -- r• - ircs nted his Stat'in the Congres ! np ma: ~ nd sn-t, with D1r. 4 1 Buchanan 1 _,, - - q . Cali et of l Col. Polk. Ile celected l'3 - J.;l'aiker• and When he called up , , 7 ' , Talker i nd 'asked him to'preceed to the' 1- . .t! ,, ry.' r, Walker said to him, 'Why, 1 , 1- .llllnha n :ty that would finishMe-ft:Ter ,. ; L • . _• • T astrpmed every man w.ho his gout :,2,_ it w 0 'ruin ma. I• have reached •-•,,e l ?f . 1 life when I cannot afford . to ::i Li .toyl prospects and prdbably the -.'"‘ f , n '-l.bli.riness of my family.' And . I , lplre .I(as if gifted la ith a!kitowledge . ..-f,futurg, 'I cannot run theirisk of be c.:,:at pr. bably betrayed and deserted t , :t_, 2‘.1 inistration that appoints me.' I I ~: linchan n said 'to him, 'll/.,-Walker if . ' l lll go bee you will settlel this qiies ..-.h.. a ftW il Weeks. Everythin g is ready; ••,,re soul. instructions. - I pledge you ..;.:, i,... i , ilf. ;.. . . -r , , t iat . everything YoM. Acme to ' 4l IVA! l i tray you shall. hive.' Mr. .'f inspired by a sublime stispi- Nr, Bnchanan I will not go to 11 yc,u allowrme tainted your . • ito rage; and-ascertain from that iercon; whether the will agree ge there and carry out the' ie campaign of 185 q, allowing Kansas to decide Upon their inp,.sin their own Way!. Ac nlti,ng of the Cabinet of Mr. tsred. 'At the meeting ev (lb the Cabinet ,w4a present. 'n land Mr. Walker'Wereyres u4dan in the chairl driver -6i 11 :lli , 1 have desired ithis meet a, VC determined not tog o to ll ,ati 1 liave full instructio ns to , r i t ial . les• as expres4ed to the ilf )ei . , , i s any Apposing , voice 1 1 1. 1 1 ant want to go; ', itis 19a Tiahle po , ition; but if I have 1 1 aft a 5 ii 1;1; unit -- . 11. .et fr. I. •'lne, 1D r F hei r,f Olt of , 4 , 4 b en ti:l Talk e d ..!!!. 4.5 u r a re l t r 7 7 nut . :Nidea t ! ' n„ t ; "1 1 'ft`b, I,nl ....., - • • ' I - 1 1 '; • • 1 • i - I • .',.• , .•*-;• • II '." '.•• il• , • 1. - • -•'• •' " • I • I • • . •1 1 . „ - 1 - . 1 :•L ', . 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II ' , 1, ' -II Here is aj re.* behind- the c.urtainlee in • - , , ~., the fan( ,1, ?90 ' I did tiot!lfer innitientlielieve 1114 tto AdminiStraifon 'ad! coneludel to AO - Eiden $ _the principleswhich had put thienpnto power; - !,;that they were resolved o'intako their!pcilicy! a -test;i 5.3 . when I liveht to Washington and !Pilled upon, tny . ol friend I said td . hiUt, I:. Buchananr foriMP first time In ,nut liveseire at variancil . I find myself standing by oho great 'principb4haf.; ing foHawed ioniiilead, "find you havd desert , ed it,' 'Well,'l said he, • 'can't you ! change; ! too? • [Laughter ] i If I can afford to chang, why. - can't yon.affhrd to change? odewed lalaughter.]!lf yci iimi.Douglas,an [ ►• li Walk , er, will unite in support of my policy, there will not' de a taper of this thing;it will pass bidlke-4-s mar breeze.' • , ' I I . The COlonel reinotT i tratcs : ! • . But then !Mr, IBu anan you must itoler 7 ! are thiS differene of opinion. Geri, auk ' son tolerated dieren es of opinion in his fiieddsq Ce. Palk olerated:differbnes of .:, oninion;". an! yon_ d i ffered - with, him' in 'his •viewa on the tariff, ' .end yet!.you remain.e,d in his. Cabinet. tariff, Pierce tolerated dif ferenees" ofo e f I pia(nd:l Taut heron are. Men who ! • ! put yeti, where you are—l-ivhd ask I notbing , , atsiourrids—who have) refused your faiors-+Lav trampled all the patron- - I age', that haal been offered them titiderlifoot; mre! they are, asking to be tplerated.r i n the indulgence of an !honestopinion' The re ply, to that Wei'itijniann r and in substance, `Sir I intend .to Make y KansasPocy-a n i test.' . 1 'Well sir,lsaitl it ll:re7ret it; but 11 you Make it i alesi with :our offices, we will 'make itia tett,_*t-' he !ballot-box: .1 - . N' ' l gentlemen,whoact with ow,. we Mr. Hoskin ', wo who I follow, the flag borne by those'great berOealof the day—those iidmor-. tal Moral chiefta'ns,l Henry' A. Wis? and . • _., c i ,••, I Stephen A. i.t.olig.as--aro constantly tsu Will eleYll.lpl - 06 - rHu 1,i.. 7 .,... ..... Hll.-1 . , I.ralled Black,„lX"publicans. - [Laughter.] I l i 'But. ha-4 -yen tvh ° are Americans witnessed the tfferts of!the ''‘Aininistration to nte. a union With ion? 1 The Administratio can combine with i C. Americans, (t, believe you are called It :ow Nothings soniets-,) and thdt it 9 1 41 right: Or if a Black Re public* comes•ent for Lecompted,! : 40 is irmnediatelys washed' , clean and white.-I [l3aughter.]llVhy, gentlemen, the. mei ' ples..that'welfought for ,-in 1856 are' now reduced, to—R..ecqmpton. We may ii `true ' as the Northern Star upon every rcial iprin• 1 ciple, but if we don't go for lecoMpt 12 we . are dawned indeed,. [Laughter.] i But if Ia pepublican !or an American becomeLe ; comptedized,l ha •iil not only speedily f rgiv i en, but, he islelevated to the highest s 'at, in the synagogue , ' and! ho. is pointed a' tia'a j brand rescued, rroria / the burning. :.Thus I !find myself turned -out of the ,Demoeratie , party, becal.l , 3 I. will not consent 'to !leave : I Democratic Prineiled, .. [Laughter.]!' telegraphs on the land and though the . sea.„ [Cheers.] .And. When . Illie thinga transpire - there ' would be no ' , Got hillicaveu if thh ballot box did not itl l 2 113 , such a party-in 0 iobor nest. ff`hecr i tz.;]l - ' - An(l you in "lic4 'drk, ti who think tli6lDeinocalic party is Ohl boy and b+elies t ,this Official despoli4m,!take carol - bat when!.N4eMber comes you d, not ; find that the!pc . T*2o:l think a good deal 1 more of their! pinciples than they do of thtir organization ! 1•°or my NO, sper:king• for , PetinsyNania F '. li.am 'confident i thit on• ' the' 12th of gktober next, when y o u! open i the New York T,- Larne, .Ikraid and .7"mes, i j . FFi : pin will s , 2c under the. Telgeraphie ' hood like t 6 -1' '46,000 majority la inst : tiZAITTSI Ft.. ! the Lecomp on atiri t idate.' [Cher A- 7 i That is',!tbe sfiy we will mark theriyes, we will'- do there; we will btand by John •, ! Hickrnan, we 'will stand by Montgoai l cry, . 1 -and wherevein'Leconaptonite is trOttet out v;e ; will Itry to -defeat him, Whether. teLClar -11 ly nomitatcd-lor nit. lam not to be terrj- 1 fied by' this Muse thurderof organiz I tion. I[l . .,aughter.l . ;did willing to . combine With I any g0 , .4 mart, nail:natter what is his n me, j who jolt's wit Imo to rescue .the Anie jean I name frhth this . b.inm, and this disg,ace. Pi t hy, gentleinen,ll in 11856, to go lack. to that but for in - hisnint,. we would • over have secured the Oopublit.an vote for iMr. Buchanan if we .had not pledped (Mrs "Ives I over heal and!•thil :f o r this doct l ri e..- l. [Aiiplaiise.] • 1 !. 1 1 1 f Let .the say a...dintal in cOnclusionlo ! the subject bf .popu.ay sovereignty..' you 'Bei. publicans are !earning to it, and, geoid Men you will' conie to ii.• ;Now mark:. there is 1 tut one way ter it. I saw the Other day a 'speech Madehyaidistingnished New York journallat,—l I 1 1 speak of ..him aa dilatin guhshed for Many {things, though -we have differed for tuany.yearii—l rueanjll4, qyee ley. [Cheers..-14peinted the, way tp!'the coming ;'tine. l e •has been denouncing popular •!stivors'igqty I:1s A buinhug. 11 It would have b en i'liti litig indeed,' ifr all the DeMocrat noW: 4 -operating with Irlitts . . i had surrender totthe Atlministratind. It l is not a 'hum dg-it lie a living principle. 1 !.. !! • • - But when ppo Ip, to the number of IMOO, have beeditreng enough in their own Will aid' their', own Wa3qto.!ptit down the a r my of the United- 'Spies,' and beat the', sll ve holders' minority, ivith 87i1,060,00 . 0101 i!pa tronagef.nver , ci , ..with,Pederal Offitxu-s, With the Senate and House ; - i against thed+-Witis the President'hptraying , his trust-rii !! fterd t lik toil us no' ilhi this principle is a Iim,•1• ' ,1 i , ' , . • *I I - •I, 1 . I.'l° 1 '. ..! .! , onism . - 1 ; spole at ideal issues .1 - Els course aznatt7 of ew ext Tacts w the `land ond speaks , when he = .aels . ia. and . . i . . ..Weed. Why; chTer - iScia er s ..,i*t t..,ereal, must I otue Ito it,. _ , tletcte ~ the men :tongretudona ititeivdatloo hdtit ,00it4;ttuen.or,qom you clespiee r. I constantly telling you, day at they despiselyou. 1- We ogee: i , . ritielles ,of popolar sovereignty :t4:fili field of ilKaesaii,:ot# r . ,I with, glory. .. We, have prolf.ed. 'd ..4 )4 - w e . arc turned ~'! the Ade:4llo '490 . ;: we h a ve patronage; 'vie:, haiii 'laughefi _ . a, ments-f0.r.1 I uiiii i t tiAlitl it .1 . . c • , like nil -: poiour*i at 'a. limo , ; wh'ett . .etalceutttry i has :Wee ch aliildrlileit 1 '1; - '' ' . , i'- . ~. girddillicse : c • tracts to eoahle iCaol•T'eade ,p • tiiie _ low the and-• lli) I . .tO l ' t;'4nt.i, , i4,.,..pimpi?' O' I *edi 1 srhat (0. well 'an diliiked i !oleo 11Poroky l thinks la their , •It.. 1 - - u r , , i , t, tie- tiled; ed to !Iker. alk• Oga-, the bug, thus what does a be right. 1 Who are tor are tecornp arid they 'at afterday i l t to you thft brought - era ered all O,;re 'that We , its backs üb , . rejected its its blandie. 'a ny 6E0 . 4 the presou swept B Werl,ne our wind bloTi DemoCrats leader as t duty.—Plf, 1 ROTS '"And so;' paper!' 'No, M: much butte of then:' 1 1 ~~ i 'err L , ter . biro, t co porn 'nut, .prove a gre encourage t make them. they are to don you of t tome N. 'The far tistid in one tahled a au- 'Very tri lars for ,it.': 'And yo dollars by i, not mantel. use you :wo' vertisc you' your (laugh pers: did I tb INo ' but 'And,rsio lisped, with the destrue house by 6' exaggerated the newspa . g l ow, if the • neighbors had al and; kept liti ready fur yqUi ls:l bb Withetit thelmeans toad- ProPerty. But i I think I saw &liiiage in ode.of these , par t eort i.ou atiyl thing?' if I , i 3 1 ' ll 1 1 i ' . 1 1 .Mgr's dot wa thus put , ig obitiia no ice. Anil ft you:1 neigbs , r tria l s oh. know !these things are till, hie' autheUtie accounts ' fi Of 11 ter se them 1 Ala.! ' ,l )ut--i' !°' 1 i ij. , ti 1 - le,eted strain: thy 1 3 ' . and afterwards 1 ° I I his 'official di: 'I ~ 1 1 , .LI things are news ` to to !the 17,eople_te talte Age, not if all were II you the day will rili wr ite alvery loig id eraeter, and the typo with a heat / I, ~,,.. . wi h all,your rich oie for y o u asla grave',ls ! Yout sol d i ,. liberati th'ings will he. 6poicen of, S ibey, es] he, I l spelle the ag ; the typesito these sAYL of you: 1 i , r 1 ' 1; 1 ~ ,vil, he is even s p onging 'an !doming Squire.' 1 I', 1 , 1 rbro a lo ,ion 'O, true, 'And WhOi Printer Print kept It 3beford rectory, for',4 'Yes, yell &ha reader.' the paper ; '-' 11°,1 like you l come when' eulogy of Yoi printer _will black line o7e, es, this will;)e giver,to a attpm ty, and sneh but the printer'i words in attaniin ings, will.remark ti'oor mo des obituary! Good e Popttlati.e of the Globe. A dislingu ishe i d ~.rofessoiof the Mayer- P ' I) l. l t. at sity of Berlin, err e gi , as lately 1 1 , procured a paper in r to the world's .1 I population, au i ts generally believed that I. it is the work carefully kr i pa ; el aud, most tellable tliall.l ye t t ,appeared on the f i I 4 I 6 1. subject. After °me deta i led estimates n liregard to , e ft et great divisions of the world-; he rriv cat the iconclusioni that II i ? lotion I i about .civete l i the prcsent i pop , i lhundred Ca eig t.l r threo millions, as fol. - •, • 11 Blow,. 1 1 1' i •Populatiop of Europe l 72,000,060; iof Asia 720,0q0,00 0:; of Al I l erica ,201,1,000, 1 ,000; 'of Africa _0,000,0 .1 0; of Australia ,?..P 000 P. 000. ITo I Oopulatno i n of the globe i. , • f 1 ,253,000,0p0. 1 , i 1 . 1 . The averake n thbor ofideatbs per an num,, in ccitain Places rhere records aro' Ilrept,is about one tneverYforty, inhabitants. At the present ti h the Ili:mintier of deaths lin a year would b ibout 32 1 ,00,0,000 Which is more than the entire Fire s cot populati6e of the United Staies. A this rate the average number off deaths per day is ST t -761; 761; the average per minut 61. t r Thus, et least,' e very second a human'life is ended.-, Ag the births cobsideriably ;eiceed '_the deaths, there are probably 70 or 80 Inimait beings born per niiiitite. I'l ! Il' i • . !I._ • " . 1 11 V rlVeare sorry to 1 , . i sr i 7---„ Wish to say t—outpustl ii faithful ch icier& say it, flame l li: I 1 Victoria 'S dau g hter,' Mrs. Princess Prussia, - quarrels with her husband; OrlDt i :-- , Prince of PrTissia quarrels, ‘ 4rith Mrs.lprin- Cessthat is, 4431 do . not exactly alike, and Mrs. Victoria is w ith the Ighlippy Pair" trying !to ti 4 the "trite Joie& knot Pia little tighter. T e 1 story that the young Princess actually ejected the prince from l b the nuptial:donch y placini her loyal 1 lit tle feet aginst his oyal. hi ' ghnes's ribs, and then suddenly extending her royal curved organs of locomotion intt h, positive bee line, is doubted bylPrussia .engineers Boston Po 1 I ' 1 I 1 , ; ti , 1 16"• A Qu aker'h a d his'.roa d brimmed i hat blown off by t a windi and he chased it tor ajciog Aril° with fruitleis nod very ri. (hellions scia . 't i butt nn i eing -11 roguish I , _ , looking boy la 'A7 ulb!tig at IWs disaster, he i raid to him! ' ; ; ' E • I I ; “Art thee a profane' la ' ?' I ; II 11 1 The yottaitter replied that he.bomethpeli t did a little t at trap i i 1 '' 1 !) i 'Theni said he taking al Itlf !dollar from ti his poc k et, ; 'thee maYdanin yc, , tider ft sing i I Mile fifty .cents woril;” ' , I , i b ! 1 I ' ' I' l . ' I - -? , 1 ... ER, PA I 13 tA I LOCIIIY. la 4 take aco ty 1; I iAtY Papers ir 1 E CO F -- you d. Iget city papers ion i' I tako a couple inty papers , often The more we it their editors can • I any convenience was Raver : thereby you el,b- Scie I paidl l three dol !more 'than thiee 4 and the Co Vcnien ho bett. kno :old 1 no , Did yj Liu ITItIC it+-wo do, no il ron i • ED ISO : Trom s l I eiPttablurt t G aze A.BLIIIEC . ..* I I it l ut; n!. ose y , g, , itipan 1 o 9 ,d his 'islio* kiborer Ititßeld Of pro-el l ivory Democracy ring t l o ll i fasteO# on thisiOn nt! 4.—one Iwhiebi I's all 'make this '; L', , li. ~, iv r l epubtr. Re üblicans earl teat fact, ti l a `in.' vOting 1 ::1 boratio, 1 can did tea , you are . l i octrinie that 11 tail the iL. ion nklone e x cept .olt17 7 ,0: 1 it ver i llareilli openl Ito deft hie !splay slave 4 with! tallag 1 altßutiori' i 4 iti.' United States t - iyiio. ' a d thel4pulilieunin i cir on 1 the stump a liege :4!8 - yDenocral ha 'any suck- sche: lana for extendin g lavery_tthe ration of Buchan' o has diegOs i o,l eon' laughed to se . Yee'rthe ' as not abau, ?fled e singl*easu e hat! init?ited— o ' 9llO. Ho flu btic t 6 &ea 'la lit le dark, jnet ati r . 1 1 The ,pi-ineiOes whiip ,i governias ad s . lion are uoplterab we doubt not. 1 Lnt us not forge t thaAlowin resident Huchant i ta 6 !letter tq PTO t. `man,l I ,—. • I , Augu,lstb B.?t. -- ,- "SLAVERY, l ,existed at that, - 180,4 i andetillezzst in KANSAS' ER. ITIIIII 1 0 ONST/'THTION 0 NITED :STATES. '.That. ink J ost 4engifil./.1.37.411,L-Y, illicrip th,l4lieset r ibundi (Judge iine.9 ip nark/moil How COM • 1 EEN I pounTED 14 4 OfYSTEI i 0 1 frotriihit! Bieisiget ' ';: , " ti has been solitbnly adjudged highest Judicial Trtliunal,lhattriiirS IF' .EXISTS IN KANSASJI VI F ITHEONSTIITHI'IQN, ;OF NITER TAT ''r . 1 ni i i. k t, 6, 3 is, therefato ,as in ! i. YE S i . ATEas GEORGtp. or S . C l '4l. O.LIYA.' c , ' i I ht's, irein 'the Prod Sech l de l ci. 4 . 11 lio man , apv w 30 .a A l f ' es ' 'ri i that they had no righl,s r # t t man ryas bbuiuf to respect; a iluit }ghrig r .ailiandzi e . e 411 . f. Slavery for his benefit'.' 1 -- i 1 1 , • l_ t I M! I 'l° l rent ! em I d Ant , theen Aneinii 41 I tat the , ,meat spre ionn'of the Dena I ' ... v 1 " ' 1 I 1314%;,ter,ztif Cell a r H , r 11 1,; t he Fi'eirdents:(B i' . this ihing of Ql § 'TY was one of l' iii,E HERvisiEs in this Or any'other, it!' Ica be nahinlut ii . -. * * ant) had no don!) t vent , efonld :be.l cal 1 I . !pond i a late Speech i , ten measures of w S , 9soplalneir in i the herself iteugutate 0 ,Itnifilag fro done Iciok or a hi. laditt me I'cliam riArts i !- 1 J. R 'itthin AFrom 'A Nlrt O. j July 11th , i157.] "1 Imard it',fr9m, ion' Yown lips, till ERI SOY .111,1faq e 10§'$ 1) 1 3I•ei . 1 LI liras er br 'ached I ti•y, and tht i . he 'rzyA TO THROTTLE I 1 Ile Preside (the tatter's Ppoiatii I d."l ' • . k ‘. 1 [From GOv. Han , "All tht4i opposi l tho- SoutbP ho.s tpirty yenta -oho ASHINQTON NI THE IMA'rT ET TIIE! Evil 'orth borrYireti it • - - [Frani peeCh.] I 'I AND; JFPERSI Ili OF , SLAVE EXAMPLE', rem thez4. / ' I Keith's .rel ! thougl i l ' t arty, hol ou ght, ti ihad beel . for ,y,earJ the smith , was AOW q i and bad' ("dive , ithelo 1,, tlinie 1 }t fro the Nor! 'et, but InliVjudgi Fhuld'ivi n s wi 1 e 1 ,1 1 . VII lathingtotial th b seion TCSOktdl to 01 Ibut yrliettlip, g t ehan . upontio Filial l ip then be - dotermit lent eordiiily and t i ooc h [ , ' l' ; p sen;io 1' I .! lavery,Vhqugh pier it% iernni 'ithirfy ye 'litlas • co-oporp, with 1 I wOul 0 Ato rug,'seek ,d 1&; v1 ruling and ' troll i, .V RepUblioa i f that 4. oeofoco - ty ; 'of l t qt itroe , our ,* ain Elle dai po t ib, eanyou ooai. L 117 (heat aittly ave n "Tho - De ' ocrati sounder no ' than i ft was' so b e cause' I . i i _ majorty in 1 at pat orn,its nu hers a i i feeble tne hers of 0 would ot pr'ed t o Blackßepublic I t on (n 186 . "Ho We , to ',NS Ring of the last se the Adroit]; tration h i p found Mi.' Bac of the Sout.A. It . t.ii:o sustain flip Pre j[. gnidgingly.7 0 l c o t r rC 1. Orr' s "With r andt better pro c'eted it , t an it had been f4r t o fnture,p was l'a rit emoctid party. ~ v ntton;• go into .Cat 1 b influence in i by y I • ~ i ' 1 2 ' nctnernb dodge, fello l w anartful dodge, the cinntY are eildeavorin . .H fqt 1320 ;who will sust; 1 , ill set forth. ' Will yoo,l ed by; any such bald How 1 To frrtn 4 - nic :Bonn; ok. , Ti i I l' I L. ' j . i DttovrtiED.- 7 he }imago Tripp pn !jibes a letter from 'erkimet : ' nti,lN , 'r% York, fi F °m" -r h i 6l / l 'i ! a t 4 O 4 111 1 °w ) . ° RI le certrir.ly very l e i lq s ;,. .i 1 ,: , ... z. ... 'Ono ofi Mr.: , , arms. lit ~ be w drowtied laa ' week ip our Oa ._' cy . It i d the cap I; fired einnotm 9 'the: * ate 71 7 * Sty.; but PI to no Oipose. r liey'ttitn. d 131 fi the body I until al a lrountl on 4 recommended theuilt i take a •of.p . , make a hole ip it, Pit _ - the oikk• silver and fiutten it, ad. the . iheibrO a o tho water, • sild i wcgi ssikt Isetil eto the cbild ; hd.iiii. - bad. ace it operate with' ettoces . N' fikbtillfaili b t they did if, and.), rtre4 rthgl4 l4 Ilciatetf a fei- l ivclN i Cat sillited , I l i boat came along and rottet lta p blicai Hai as' the-b ' f ; ft.iPttline. 4:0 ibeettple 40,4 !thetyi: itillook aii 'oupd . l tbe.Aild ~ 4400 ' . Hi? ;hi leeri'm tke feu! trli4la r ym -, ii : . 1 f IT =,., I . ' • I A I[4 S PTEMBER 15,1868. 111110 , Fa CALI7OB3/11. The ma p Ba repa n r i ed ralin fi c. 13 ; P -the Stl et l e le a t al in er instant sayst , ,,L • I The post telitiigtik has ;hot boon 11 lific in news' items in this part of tb Der people have been enjoying a ki after a Fraser river reread°, -*.hic away so many of, tier young men t.c. and 'conquer the.wilds of the riortii. • Tab approaching election crigreises Most attention jnil at this time. The Democrat, to party, if p . reserved intact, ban nO Serious, oppositioin m ,California; but jutit new, a schient exists in the maks, growing catt - of the iiieebanito troublo.l ßaot ERICK, who has jest returned trot , Wash ing, being !he tleadcir l ' of the Psatg . pun net/do in, this State, is engaged the-hercu r lead task of battling against Federal patron- , I nge end Intleence here. Judging by the; Convention "at Preseet assembled' at Sacte r l mento the Administration ' wing appeare the 'aseendeecy; but it is difficult tt tell the real sentiment of the people. An offork is being mode to secure the fusion of tthe Doug las wingi of the with the kaput-o ilcans. There is little prebahility that; it, will succed. If it !does,- the ;D e mocratic ticket will be defeated in; Septemb'er... The first overlandl mail by the. F. all Lake' route arrived at Placerville on the poet, ju ly., • 'Thei;imie night the citizeoSofqbat place engaged a general rejoicing to cot. l ebrete the event. On'the 24th Wulf the first Bekaa overland mail closed at Placer vine and stetted on its long journey 'across the plains, taking out about one ithousand papers front California. A number of pas , wagers also started by this route with the mot . . ' Tbe'farms in NapaValley are.{ yielding 'most abundantly this year. On same fifty and sixty bushels wheat are'gathered from an. acre. , At the present prices this crop. is worth nrmatket in Sib Francisco from $l2O Ito $140.! , ,j Pretty good for an acre of land. The rsleatiter Oregon, on her ifity,_from Victoria to this pert, struck upon Voint ,Reyes on the night`of 81st ulliani in a dense fog. The rock was diieoveied bsfOre she- Muck; the engine was . steppe& she eel ' lirsio*wat not l my severe, pod the; boat get off uninjured,l after having tubbed -igaitist the rocks for, five or ten minutes: t Forty, three. Pauengsra'jninped Aff,the, , mtutel to theioelri - and=weit:'eavedi estimated at'froni th'*.to sit, jtitiped:fnta, do water nun wa, nerywned.— Amines of the drowned persons are The Intel value of the Preach Mini de; . pbsits for the; month of July is $2,014,066. The assestnerits ',of taxable prepertY in Sacramento -City thio . year amounts to 812,-,. 167,299; last year it was $11,193 ) 945., The Maryi3yille Netra'says that contracts have been ' made for the construethin, and equipment - of the Vallejo and! Marys ville railroad. The company intend to have their own steamers running between Vallejo and San FraiteisCo. A 'party of sixty apostates from Mormon-• ism have arrivecti with their families in-Car son Valley°, free Salt Lake. 1' .Tho:Democra t Convent ionr uiiem:insca :toontio ..4t hof 47eg and; heipnaustatecozven. 10n will aintesccltionhests. l''" i aq. 1 at Mr. in die are en - I: I an ew a i n tetnd! 14 vain !; admin- alhnun 1= =trines nJ tb herov=. r 6 tha • es an, I• • 4MIOI/ we he esiden e whic ' wait • ; TCIBOII inist . • fro Silti perga UN TB :+ 1 1'44 I D)l4 I kn HA ' AVE, I' TUE I TH:, Ipch , A ~MO 1, t 1 j ion: rerio , whii4 e b 16 ; 3 1 I l e , ai L i 1,1 611 t/ es of ratid . ' i lieba. AT! 1H ttmt i outi.: A . lonei th 4 cel. . I , . A City in the Alp ; Tnz MIRAGE ON TUE Irnarists.;-Tray-1 el lers across the Plains assert that they haii men on' Noble's Passlßoute, abot(t thirty miles this sided the Humboldt ri' , ,ver the moStivonderful phenomenethat,thalribink could ever havolaeen witnessed in any pact of the world.. It is no less a thing. Ilan a city in the alr-n-complete in every aspeet and concordant. It :s seen in the early morning, and tiande, self-poised ahove..the dead level'of a broad and 'airy plain, ivitich is covered with a light white dust , ,(that ri ses in mai:clouds at the touch'of a! horse's toof, or ascends in magnificent spirt4 towersl an the breath of the whirlwinds thati art; Go; easioned by the intense heat., " the line of the base - at the city formian angle with_ the line of the plain, oo that the city seems 1,46 lean over towards the earth, aulka full [view of its streets and buildings is 'represen ted. I All the streets seem to - tend I to. one ~ •1- , 1 •, R ' • • ipoin t. ' 1 he. arch itecturallbeanty, and spien-. i dor' of this city iu the air.are of a Chianti:o l l 'unequalled by any. :thiag upon thtilfa l es of earth, The , buildings rise One after anoth er,',iit prond palatial grandeur, apdt ' eif tall itowers glitter Mir) multeasilver in the sun. [Clean and perfect was the, work of the my's'- iterions architeCt who framed those Marble- II looking wonders of the aul. The 'apparnt let.tent of the city is about six Militsibreir:' !cuntferancc, and 'the nearest, approximation t of the base to the earth is a diatance, of a nbout fifty feet). ' Not having seen this phe- Inomenon, of course we cannot enter into any frainute description of it; We can only give tbe general idea which we have presented. IWeare assured that the illusion is perfect= nothing wanting whatever to fill tip the pit. 'ture----' - a' magnificent city, silent as, the be - torn of the sea, hut glittering int, ttielfuil life of the sunshine, nd self... Sustained in he lieavens.--alfarytville (Cal.)-Ealarese. II N, ' Y, he i the off an 4 • f: ieLint pioe CllO rcm )ei ill lan t'g I • l At? ,UNFORTONAT4 DAY.--,T,ll4l4iday ast .tias an unfortunate day for Philadel r; Phia.', A fire near'Fairmoutit destroyed prop '3rty to' the !mount cf, 85000; throwing a lumber' industrious wotkmcn out of etnploy, '{neat. ' A young man named Janies F rees Was m rd eredi in West o Philadelphi by .a fellor by the name I C artes tiles I touis Orr, a lad was . e rus h ed ,to , bai,l it Broad dirard, atentiilty the . I lit' 6 maible s slab.ll A sou qf , Samuel smiib, Only, four' years 01d, was seildedo death by falling into ' did , gutter in', ; Cherry; street, fUreet, Which receives the waste bet water f i rom Wells kNYqbater's steam Nair . Mill in terling alley: I iktiglistus Schnackenherget died in convulsions in ParristiqtreeA. A diughter. of Mrs. Beekingbatu,. tell Years 9( age, wtui burnt to death by . the explosion - of . a Aarnphene laix(p,at her residence' in the:, vi• cimity of Third andiPopler, and several 'oth er, ioeident's of ii less seriousi character oci muted. i MEE . ' NEW" BitAUNPET.B, July IE , . 1. • , - , s shall have an abundance and lto spare this f 11. ; The wheat crop is aligadY, nil, cod , gathered,. and the yield has been iii- tnense i the crop -much even of the sec'( and p anting, which was put in after the gradlOppers h a d left=ie asigical has: made, and a 'ile the yield will be - great. 1 Cotton' too I well in every quarter, and 'from the sug r growing sections we havitpinii l other! tha t e moat flattering ticcdunts. l l ,1()f peach= es a * mellons we have enougbfor kit crea tion I our stock of-all kinds—settle; horses, 1 and .beop—ie fairly , rolling. in 'fat; . wild ' i i; gra.. plums and cherries day be Igatker- - e 4 1., .rofnaion unknotit mother eindtriesi ors set potatoes, tomatoes, cabb4ei, and oth:r begetablea we are, raising all we can eat, and our entire population is more than he. • fal--: r it is joyous. Ilev. ;Runnels , can alto • to give two thanksgivings this year, we, an't get throtigh-in one day. There's a b• tit in Texas. I ~ , , lmost every day I see the i ne 1 aces of atm . gers seeking homes in this seotien_, and. I p . • :nevi iris the Same all over the State. ITh- most of them contemplate going into the lb& businss on a liberal Beale, and the ...ore the merrier—there's l' - 'roorti'for all. Th: great difficulty is thia all cannot find locations exactly . to euit!,,thent----niany, are 100 ins' for' combinatione *high never i did exi t in any new eomotry, and 'never will.— Ma Y wish to find gelid tnacaddmitsd toads, churches of their own deneininstitip collo-, gea ischools, - the - society. of id old 'settled co dunity, and gOod land 'adjecrqng al 1 l one !Flollar per 'acre! Such pergola had • 1 bet better remain at home, or. else go tolKanses, whOtte they manage:all these things better than we do t- lit TeXas—so some say , 1 r But if a perion wishes to:enjoy, the finest. clidate in the Union e te - poisessil+.best,of health; to find: cheap' ands .which must ra pidly increase in value, to engaie in a btd- IneM,which, if iproperly atten ed , to, will bring in a yearly profit of fend , :l(i to 70 per Lcent, on an investment--I.`meadjstock rausingi---and it willing to; put up With a fowl of • the', incenventeeces • ever ! attendant upon life on; the frontier,:' let snob persons ,come to Texas: '1! Many of those who may read this, will live to, seeltke r daY When the population of the region about Saari Antonia will be as refi ned, as well a,ifinstracted and as aristocratic acthat of any other section of tbe union of equal kliaj they Will alio !find that they I, ll'''..' Cub then have money enough, even to purchase a garden spot, NM on the outskirts of this ",population. There are few,persons who seem to realize the importanee of the position; of Sid Ante nia,.or.who appatetitly.caletilite its ' futtire. importanee: The, clatWill come When the Opetousas Railroad wsli be continued to the commercial emporium of . western l Texas, when it will go on to the Rio IGradde, and tap the rich Mexican States lyingtboyond, and then San Antonia *lll be known.— And a proud Oay will that be for.the futdro pro.speritylotliew. i Orleana, for it will carry a r ic her store'of treasure into her than all the, iher railroads put tegether. 1 1 ! sum the sth erY Pre. e;world. fed calm fi swept, explore , ' - Initruotion to a tor. 1 i J, dges, in this part of th'e world, are som times far-from Judd in their latiargeS,' and, in , reality 'quite . as foggy thotigh sel dom ai truthful, as his. honor idle address , 1• • , -' ed t &patient twelve at the conclus i on of a long hie!, soineithera "eta matt" I r ' r. ' "If , the jury believe, from the evidence, that ithe plaintiff and deferidatit wera.phrt warm the grosiery, and that tho Plaintiff, bought out the defendant and gave his note fOr theinterest, and the defendant p a i d , for the note by delivering to the plaintiff ii cow, which he,warranted 'not. breachy,' a d the warranty ryas was broken by ~reason lo the hreachiness of the cow, 'and hq'dro e the cow hack and tendered her e to the defendant but the defendant ;,refused to 'receive' her,' 1 and tho plaintiff 'took her' , home again, and I put a heavy yoke or poke upon her, Itfir prei- Ivent her from jumping tlie'fenee, by reasob Of th e yokei or ,poke `Dieke, bei neck•au4 died; I ,and if. the jury further belieVe that the - defendant's interest in the 'grocery was - , 1 worth anythin g , the, plaintiff's note was worildeSii and the' cow . good for nothing, either / for-milk or beef, then th jury nnist find out -themsOres hovr they willidecide the lime; for' the court . Vitt; lin erstands it self, and it thinks it docia,idon' knoivl how ; such a l ease should he decided.' ~ 1 Y.ELLOt7 FEVER, IN Dip l y I RIEA B.—. .Sreiv Orkans, 'Sept. ,3.--The 'yellaill/ fever -deaths in this city , duriagthe twenty four i hours ending yesterday noon, were tt i lay five; ai the Charity Hospital , alehe,l p-to six o'eloek to night, t4y were seven een, 1 and. at the same institution, darieg the week, ' from -Friday last to this date, ("tie hwa l dred and thikeen. ' [ , I - ' . • _ , ; UN NEE FEET LIKE A' CAT.—LA 1 ioiri larjucidenti almost au accid e nt, happenedl to a young lady in ;State street this ItUorn-1 ing. She was sitting on the"ball seadel waitioo for the ggforty horses driven by a ' to — along,, h 0 i a firple come , w en a e ippe 1 fr .r om her seat, turned a complete sornerset,l and mile down - on her' feet, l l expariCuping no injury, but tiled with 'prpfound auton ishincuit at her impromptu; feat, i *bile the loYstandars, assured that, the . involuntary" actrees, had : experienced no damage, j ex pressed. their.apprpbationja load epol,4se. —:-:Bostan Herald. , - ' • .. ' ' • , Irrr .n IsTrrici'DlscovaniEs.-- - Tho'aarld stone roots of Adoirbach, in Bobbtaifq have beep visited:_ persons from quarters of the ' their; ' iietgsssv sad fabtattiO forms ,Ten y earn er : slofilS of sand/430e rocks was dist' it ea near'WeettelAorf. To 'emir added disoovet,*:of a grasul layerof . petrif ied trees. lt stretches to tbe.,extept of two miles and a half in length , and half mile iti;bresith, itbd litcre is one point) waste !switiry thousind l i,or, thirtj thousand'stems ` of petrified. "wool . mai! lock seen at' one gI&EICO.' ' !NE TH:B TEXAN PEON! _ESTABLISiIEII 18.1$.1„ 1111 '.' ' i I RAT /if Tiirg CA,REf-zA AT , W "IN T,ROTIRLE. =I . A day or two since, jusi.after tha;eixpicad train left Stamford, wlire It had hiiatilo• I.lYed a few mioutes, to . wood and wit.tor. a rat ran from one corder of ; the ear amidst • the feet of thO Passengers_ ' As sootilaait , was knoiin that there was-a rat . on thafieok of the 'dr, conairlerable excitement tOok plade attiong the ladies, and eritioline took ' ; a sudden rise. The passengers strhek at the'rat,. as be dodged from obit iiidekifitbei car to the 'other, with their iiihOrellis.ind ~, canes,• but without pay,effect—the old rat successfully , avoidedall tke ' iclis, 'and. thrusts, and di?.appeared tinder-the t of ' a fat roman Who sat at one end -of• iii,` ' half asleep. .A 'committee of one ,',l_ - pointed,..aacked . -up by half a dozen grown boys; suggested to the fatliulythO . , propriityof rising to enable' them to find Now, it is no easymatter or a tlirp hurt:. ti,red and fifty pounder, encum ber tid hy a. hnge.ttlaiii of crinoline; tojrise a 4, tact: , M t ent'sotice; therefore, She declined. fib& Waa.duly' informed •of the atato of affair* and of the critical.position which atuf.eho . pi pied ; i n. the ayes of the public, at tbatinati. k tient. i Ataiix she was retjuested.toiblatopt ' she positively refused--likp,..eert4o iiistin: guished Roliticians, ehe seemed dertermitool :' to maintain her position; till a brdadiil4ll ; more comprehensive platformitiaaaMilibla. Various suggestione as to the rat's iiiiirea: bouls Were made by 'the *ye . , in en4ible! ' Whispere Which made ,the fat womati .'1 _ . (.13hish like a full blilin rose." i l, '' and to get her eyes open. Neat Of :the ; passengers seemed to hairs an, idea cif Wit' owtt, which iires.quitranitieing—llips word nottipreAsed—eheeklexpanded-z4aetetirtli from tienty-five-dollata to thietild toffainesi._ were exhibited- - ' , Theis was Aimed deeri,as death .- 1. mitt Mei:bided beiii-his bfealli. .. ' tor' a timii)'• , 1, , * But that tithe *as decidedly short i for i 4 . .J this point, the lady lb :question Ova* roll • Whieh made the ear fairly groan, one'olltwd spaismodie.kicksi and the twtl hiindreti' a n d fifty pounder shot opt or hbriiiiat liketa 'l4- , reeket, tip Setting babies and handl:it:tam; crushing -criholines and taavere,. 10ding abort six feet 'from her s eat' upon a iittld - bid man, *both she nearly :, sinothe.Mkbez sides knocking ` os his 1-Wig and othamiiiiii - disarranging -his toiletzLitptni Si+, itig-Wiii mirked .to= hitimelf, that Übe had hattaf . `'simmer down' and join the diens./ ,_, ft et vigorously shaking her dreftsi ntn . idni the - laughter of the passenger's, elie.reifained her 4 , i, , seat, and the huge than of efinoiiiiii coisi latticed to settle to its proper pline,tlnd tiniet once Maio iestored, *ben one Of'the boys,' whose mirthfullaesii Must be l'ileme;- i i what largely developed, burst out i nto a 'horse laugh.' The effect was like 'einkfic in a magazine , the *bole Car eiiil ediand the fat woman joined 'in and laughed ail hearty as the Merriest. Her jolly old 'sided shciok up and down and the car springs. vi- * i brated, keeping exact time: at ,whag.bp- , _come at. the rat ii a Viestioti;=-Roli:tbitt - Valet. , • ;,1 It ditch hap Pens that certain Sines ani . Cities, iodteali of being referred to by tbeif 'Alcated in do 7 I. (het; proper nat tier , die qiso way; Thus we have: J' Virginia, the 'Ancient. Dominiim.'[ Masaadmsetta; tlt3 'Bay . Stab - New York, the State .'t [ New Hampshire the 'Granite•Stattit • • Vermont', the "Green Mottntabi-Starei. Uonheetictit, tbe qmod of Steddy ir Pennsylvania, the 'Key Stone South t r aiGlina the 'Palmetto Stitet'. , Ohio, the , Buckeye State' bliehigan,, the sWolverine State' lkitasotiti, the 'Puke Stato.t , ' Indiadai the 'Hoosibr State.' •• I Illinois, thelSueller Stake/ Iowa; the 'Elawkeye State.' So alacf, we bate— . New York city, tile ibletropplit of ./tdet; ica,'l the 'Commefeial illmpotiuml 'Gotham.' Boston ' the 'Modern - Athens,'.. and ‘LitoraryEmporium. Philadelphia; the l'City of Bent oil* ,Lovi+l the 'City of Peon' and the 3 .o*e Pittsburg, the 'Bmtoky City,' and the 'lron City.' Baltimote,, the. City ' 'Monumental _ • 'Cineinnati,-the 'Queen City,',the 'Qtmeti of.tho West,' and 'Porkopolis. • New Orleans, Trkseent Washiegtcip, the 'City of Magiaif Distatees.! -, . : ehicago, the klatden City;' '.Detroit,the 'City of the ;Straits.' I Cleveland, the 'Forest City?' , New •Haven, the 'City of 'Clinic! Riebmoid, Indiana, the 'Quaker Oil the West: 'Lafayette, the istar,City.; Indianapolis, the 'Railroad City.' St. Louis,the !Mon_ . ed Keokuk,' the ',Gate City.' I DON'T CARP. WHICII iogton Union serenely sayrr "Upon the issue of Douglas or Lits 'Lincoln or Douglas; we confess .to asp indiftetencle. We cannot , belleirea .114 'no destitute of political- worth to bc dared to the. alternative of choosing oil the. other of this precious 'par 'frdittifti her ambeisadot to the Senate ctf States; we •ate hopet'ul thatshe *ill rebuke the rogance of both of there iti theit assutnpl . that the ehoioe of aO august, a fttoction ttittst perfatottte made itt the perton ofl tor the other of thetnettives.'i , - folloriug oil/tains 'tbealpha Jobm. P.Brindy, give toe a Liu& .sva box of quite a malt Dive. ,e r. Siir Self lote ie at ooze the most deli&tfi and the molt yigorous of our defeetl) nothing - mounds it, hitt ncl'ning ♦. H. 1.1 KBlgi NICKNAMES. —The M II I , '! MI = EMI I .y of i• B ien inoig vi e or and On lOW SI Oitl~
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