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WIiSSLEW.74';', WILSON
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miibiasegorith owstori;l4l hire td Private
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: Via STATE . Street, Trsidos: IC .1,
, US 'CIROTRAL_ SQUARE, Eigtop, Pa.
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BiIEIiCHANT 4AltkiliN.
E. O. THOWSPN.
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R. E. COR. SEVENTH AND WALNUT STREETS
Clothing main TO OADMil:onlgo
A Finoitook of MatArtabi ektwayi on hipg‘
v4liting to city aro oolloited to
leave their nieareresh • ' ape3-Stu
MEDICINAL.
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RS: WINSLOW, " ' ,' ,',•' ,
. iAN EXPENIENDED nugai AND FEMALE
elasiereA, p resents 2to the attended
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Dored meow itineothers. It ye ream yourselves
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FAMILY FLOUR,
Each barrel to make more
B B,A, D , .
wed of a BETTE QUALITY, than any made in
RIULADELPHIA.
O. H. MAIiTEION.
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FRIDAY, MAY,6IS, 1880.
. ,
Edward 'Whi , tty: '
, Tint death of the aged tieangh it saddens'
does not surprise as. It comes,, in ' due • , order
of nature, even as, in the,go idon !minion, the
forestqlories change theii hues; and strew the
earth .*lth their w /Sere and yellow" leave,.
In the death of the young, there is email
Pectediesti. , We etc not:leek• for their de.'
,Pit i rethe, but trace for thc.4m,'With 'the mindis
"future
of, bappinees or renown crownikt
by a ripe old Agit. When the gifted die in' the
flush of youth and,expeotancy, 'while the bloom
yetlingared upon whatthe Roman petethutut •
-
tielilly : tills their pnrpurea juventus," we
Cannot but mourn, not only. for their 'depar.
tare; but Tor what 'the 'World may lose by it:
With a
eqUl truth 'and feeling did Felicia Re.
, ,
mans g ay
Leaves hare their tittle to fall,
• 'And Mtwara to wither in the north wind's ireath;
and want to ast.barau, :7, ,
Thou toot %dismisses for thine own, D Death I _
We havebeon.startiedund shocked by, read
ing, in the.Me/bourne argus , (Australia,) froth
the pen'. -of Charles Gitrhi Duffy, *formerly
editor. of the Dublin Nestibn, °MUM") , hoi.
tics of the death of Edward 'lt. Whitey, 'onlt',
of the best johlualiatti of his time. lir.
himself a 'man' Of genius, this writes 'of but
t
pm nen young fliend
It la the .reproach. of geir countries to be in
otrion atom's, and there is, : per,hept but a
AirAlted iesiitton or our rektor, who keortbit there
bait receally lived and, deed tonoitir a"writee
whose reaatation has to beau fan:lllU to the eat.
thated alums, not. only in England, but to a both"
bit extent in France and America.
t Edward. Whitey,' mutter .of I' Governing
Classes". end the ‘ , .leriende of Bohemia, " and
Some thaw editor of the London Leadeir, oone to
Australia some six or eight months elm*, in the
hope that &southern alienate might re-establish a ,
ioonsiltutionehatterai Mit only the moat exhausting
of all betnitt pursuits, but by a sadden' and terrible '
. .domestlesaboalty. Air & little thee he seemed to ,
AmprowN hiP fruiti)dlond iontionding.wind , VA ,
*ready ,opey yeith.ll,l 4 ltary, • wwitirtigliPV• of.,lerge
lantbitiou,,wbert hit rengebugaveviy, and, afteat
fa, struggle pf it few: weeks, he esakkaut the grants
ft , the earirirtma and delfer manhood and maw ,
, ,
Mr. , bitty bi writing" were Maiuty political, and
ireceistal *any rtwognitiorta of, se • In , Come.
ldeetalenthist's ..book orto iConatitutionsi flovers
xualt :England (which . pram:Jed by ft soup!. et
ear* hie PrOtemded *diatom: , the same ambient)
milissieLtheaatitor of the i'LGoveraing Clamor"
is the most:Original and; atmoreplished :journalist
',olf his day: and we bare remotely readiwthel Reese
"].,ilea Dow) **Ado :elaborate , tudioa, of Ids
tt.psteads orgeberma," which • moognitee tde-sua
teen, in &dim as authelatinallrestablished byu.that
Incoarhable,book, t ",Walonnier.te- oldenthie mega
testimony, because amengleglish ft:Meow* &et
;pa Mend affeegos , Which Ms Jim . nature. wear tette
Ito beret:eight Inanimate the iitullgonent,of alike
+who were *fatly - his assoolitm spas 0043.
f t. The tiovindrir''Cleisetl"
iskotobsai of thetineroffict IndeteroSit legtsiat
don end ithaindger :the pablie interests of•faatiesui;
written, toillostudethe elteeNtott in the freeskof
:Sampson Stethe ifi `foreign ; extent,
Its dotateisi ttelitY;itie • "oolldue ea t ro:0
',blind refute: UM Of .t 1 1%
tthistehes are.adadraile for diseeremeat" , .oheas' e.t
teen and: greed,portraiture, • and the Amtets
;startling , theety..ta lighted up with i tt lxbaustible
,illortratieseitailte . anwritten blitory,ot, the Imie
ten yoiff,him the- resourbett of it fei,tils ha= Aim. we *Ode% Wesel 10 , OWI4 not tbs.:tiff
itht dale or the eimatabotorie ; thermos his Olnly•
!not hy t eoloptipeity the right of conquest, mot_
: In the sweat of ixtrumeatlonut ahldy - and re.
Ifteetion ; and w and torimul eantiothOut,".,
which Woidallins,, IN& the mass of reader, if
uttered by akW skit at writer, were eardad to a
I wrAie poPolarity by the *harms of &style Angularly
.et try and .baguet. Many. writers ItereatUr, we,
are pi:mein:et alibied knowledge and inspiration
I in this little look.
'like Aerial; svpicture of amid)" among that datt;•
prrotis bePPlee9eso olase in, the capitals of the. old ,
, world, the edventurera in-pc/ittos and literature, to
mittom the .World - att . oyster which -tbej needs'
must open„lf Pater' thepearlf at limit for theftsb.'
We-are afraid %jury of willklisposed householders
would And tleCentire .rtrosseasai: parainier'cif-the
pri.eude Atehemia'.! vagnerds and settlape; but
they ire , extwely agreeable acquaintance; la
difrAlrldetki Ml.Lrapkin the me
crywlth Somenfierplettesn' range OrTbacks--
ray and , Bileae'. The novel, like - his 'political
'`retches, is unpleasantly tinged,. with a certain
I . emisiam, which belotagedto Ids style,
_but not in
itbe_ least - degree ;to his ableriuster. ~? WS friends
peiffird warm itidelessiting him' as or , at tionaiderste
and tbrbeating :nature; and theimore lintimate
team fermi under.* reserved ;Owlet a geniality
thet,ems tender and cerentillg,,eo tidldelitXtilet
!never sleeve's& 'lt is a. eigistilasitst,
his character, that some of the , frhindships'whiCh
he wilted most were woe' grid the battle•tleld of
z eostrnveray. ,
• The noble Duke who Is at present tiooratisry for
the Oolardes rejoiaed to call this young nlan hie
Mend, though he knew hips hest by a somewhat
Snob remonstrance on his , polio) , in - the Crimean
war. Whilty's• transparent sirmority conoiliated
antagepiatektu Many elmilar imam and his gentle.
lAN end modesty, retained them as friends. Ile,
held Ids opinicinsYrtply i llt: never dovhaticilly;
and of the sanaltrve ideas who Soil their handl with'
printers' ink, it would be difficult to name one so
free from literary vanity: No one, we believe, can
recall an occasion on whioh he was heard to speak
of himself, except on compulsion ; and this was not
the result of disoipline so much as of his simple and
generous nature. • "- -
Tha best known•olhis .writingi are probably the
hasty sketches, on which he Bet little value), anti
tledthe rr Stranger In Parliament." They were,
copied from week to weak from the Leader into
linndreds of provincial, colonial, and'Atnerioan
pare, and have given birth to a multitude of imi
tations To a large class of literary men and err
Usti they furnished the only information tipsy
insight or desired exiles business transacted' In the
great council of the nation ; and we tetnembei hear.
lug an artist of worid.renown declaring that slams
they stopped . his mind was as blankof•knowledggb oh
Queen Vietorla's . Parliament as of Queen Bliss,
bath's. They were nothing more, however, than the
vereiltage and gossip of men of genius, thrown oS
with no more prenteditation than his after-difinei
bdk, and would supply a very inadequate evidence
Olds powers.
selection from them was published, and had
some success than usually falls to selections from
newspapers. They were preceded by a weighty and
well-oonsidorad series of papers, written on the
opining of the Parliament of 18)52, entitled " flints
to New let. P.a," in which shrewd and bard prac
tical souse was made pleasant to the legislators by
tin charms of a style which recalled Cerreenhs or
Oirardln, rather than any of the orthod Ix English
models. ti hese sketches are destined, we think, to
were than an ephemeral exietenee.
It only remains to say that Mr. Whitty is
belled in the Cemetery at Kew, where his friends
propose to place some memorial over his grave,
wtioh may preserve, among' ant absorbed and
Miffing population, a permanent record of the last
!eating•plaen of a remarkable and gifted man.
Edmund M. Whitty was born jn London in
1827.' His father, Mr. M. J. Whitty, an Irish
man by birth, training, feeling, and patriotism,
commenced his literary career in 1825, by
writing-two volumes, called as Tales of Irish
Life," which were illustrated by George
Orulkshank;ami obtained general praise from
the critical journals of London." About the
same time, the late Mr. Joseph ROhins, ;of
London, established the London and Dublin
Illagazine;the editorship of which he confided
to Hr. Whitty, who held it until about 1830,
when he quitted London to conduct a newly
esiablished liberal paper, tho Liverpool JIM:.
ad. Of this -paper, which half scarcely an
equal in the firovincial press of England. Mr.
lrhitty is still the "editor and has also been the
enter, for • several, Years: :When the stamp
iuty on English newspapers was removed, in
:855, many cheap daily journals were esta-
Welted in various provincial towns in Eng-
land. Few 'of these proved successful, but
among the exceptions is the Daily Post, a two
cent paper, published at Liverpool by the
elder Whitty, which has obtained great influ
ence, large circulation, and au immense num-,
6er of advertisements. An odd copy occa
sionally reaches us, and we ever find Its news
fresh and copious, and Its comments upon
public events and personages sensible and
ll
beral.
We shall not attempt to add a word of ours
to the fine character of him so feelingly and
felicitously drawn by Mr. Duffy. The Whittys,
father and son, were well known to the writer
of these lines—indeed, the first. contribution
Periodi'cal literature which'we, then in our
teem, ventured to send to London from a TO
mote country town in Ireland, was, printed in
theDuldin and Lortdo, Magaztne by the elder
Wlitty. Had he rejeeted.that, and sOmn'aub
seqtent contributions from the same peti, it IS
extemely probahle!thAt ithcint tiro or three
hunlred reams of lbelscap !Which we have
elect spoiled with ink, would, have remained
"unsained—by this liandi'i4 least, • .
# . O knew Edward Whitly, et:LiverpoOl, as
a bight, curli4leaded child, and were rejoiced.
Aheut 'fifteen years ago, ho, dropped
dOwt.tn..London, , Where, at the, early ago 81
flevezieen, - biri skill in' steriegraphy, Obtained
himaplace among the Parliamentqryrepturting
corks 'of' Xhe, Timis. He
„tteted',,, also, ,
A ,'
benlcut eprrespettdo4 for' VB. lathse 9 l
yfrpris,l„ Joarbod, 'And the , intilitigence
there t3lllbited; , minie • hie
largely quoted the; ,t4on4Cq l , STO.
7 . ,!:x , r:!!441
ERMA
, yincial press; led,•to the engagentent_ on The
'Leader, (a London I weekly,. journal of, pro
ose). in which snowed.; his, artielO. Nntitied ,
rThe, _Stranger .1a Barlienagnit, and : 1 44.qrs
siationed by)fr: Wry. His novell , ";Flielais
in BehentitO, appeated 1867, ond Wengh it
'
Owed -mall . constructive power, atten
tion by its frostiness,. Vigor, and
Itruth..:.H. vies republished Icy Rudd le Harlot.
ton, of tiew Ydrk, who, following . the evil and
unwarrantablei practice which -,has lately pre
vailed, bete 'and; in:England, of changing the
ides of blioks, brought It out under,the,titleof
cc Knaviabud. - F0015.'.." , ,
..Just before Edward offtitty?snovel was pubs,
lishedte removed to Belfast, where he edited.
The .Northers remained in this cs'
plicity -until the spring of 1958, when' his relat - •
tidns with the proprietors were suddenly::terr.
d.". • Mo./Vert/tern Whig,,in noticing his
denth,lSays, Ri ktr,•Whifty rettrrnedlet Leaden
dnd'itis new - gatifying.tostate, thatwiratover
ifferencoa 4.e:slated , were. • adjusted,
and friendly comMunication.was restored, and
ebntinged up to the arrival of the recent mails
from Australias Mier leaving, Belfast,. Mr.,
initty accepted no new press engsgementlu
London; %and, having encountered the. sever.
rest don:math' affliction in. the .loss; ahnost.sil,
Multaneously, of .his •wife and. three children;
he sought a change of %Beene and occupation
ialielbonrne,.,where ho.mas most !wilily re.g
Calved, andhis professiontiserviciee werweager.:,
solicited:. He. enteredinto acoutributory en-.
#agernent with,the .dr 044, the leading ;journal,
of, Australia; and, , :wriffe:the..:_eatieles, for)
that journal with his accustomary power
and ability, 4itia ibis, health, *Web tad been.
ElietlYieffEffitsi before hie ffellatitirthreift
Engladitalasfilnit breaking iiPirthd: the , .
death Oodles not altogether 'foil'
'caper*. , Mr. *idtty,.. as a political
had fey euperiOra in his time. ,
,lommalist.perbitps had, a more
,intiroat;) ,ac. 7
'Rtutintancp with the inner:life of our, Houses,
etliepresentatives, and. with the history and
k.areer
of our leading' Statesmen—or, as he
elint , 4 • them,' Our' Governing" CiaSses'—a
hinie which has becoirie, part of our lan=
iritaie.% His decerk rthe' early age Of flile 7 '
ti-thre e is ali,4 6 ,4Eff4irattire; end wlU.be i 4
'W. check to i the, hopes aid expectatlinni.4
those to whom bewail
ration andadiection.Y.l _
- One of Edward.Whitty?s sisters,-Who is now
M•ltaly, haeobbthied.e. 'very high reputation;.
there and lh :England, as a vocalist, and' her'
success in the' lyrical drama Is'already -very
‘4be.qrePt
peyeme iw,INS Anent to "MAIM BTl4TRlelPeelie
;(PrtenttkialkYaribene.). i :!
Aber° has been no event in many years eontpete4,
l'etittk tbs. 414 osiLiaii bffil IsvaAed . , .0o ozone.-
Plorktlitii (phelec as Abe • trotting .reatohes
Ina4e,tble eprimiretreen,the tlro.oelebrated ; Sal t!
ligs George M , •_Riteb,414 1 4..F4b11% 44 12 :- The
. 1 900 1 1 as Original,/ PAl4t!weo,elk !!Thet
Ilratmatekto Mks plea} the ,Uninzi'Netirse,,cm
iVigklege9,34Y, 1 6 , (Sr, a' ramie of s2,ooo,rnila
iheekta4est,tbme beiness The 'noon&
;13;epolt tesomi ; elf the peels following— mile beiti,
beet reels ,111ye;,14?.wagehd; for a pur ee of, $2,000.;
t'k'be thirdle re Itilblbr the tante &Mount, at two-mile'
?hub, Intaiabilf Mk week •followleg the , moon&
meeet),t i io •;,.)
• a 1.% theltuteoty ids rfell•ltoe.w.ik
abilities „and, suocessful „career, was ;milli the
ifivarite, although Patelfeklad nod the tiiiity fro
•to - be aghairtreatid: . the , liret «Mott ,
'took pike orcliti: Itlth inet*Ethan: went:into *hit
,Leldwillidhe odds in alefaVor at AktfitilSkf,/oetto
N'et i .
_Yaltdien won the rasp in , three straight
heats. This appeared alMolit ,ineredible Ethan's
fri ,thidiand kheir.lll-blimbr was"oonaiderably
'orseaed by being told that Patobiri meld. ont•trorl
`hint every day in the weeks. This fact was sotayype:!
rent to.many who lost their the,ney on EVat
they r . oirlred to redeem
_themselves on`, nd"
matoh. :Ed Patel:ten ~the favorite Ye air, at
odds of - 100 to Se; and sotturbets were made by ell
,thrudastio idinire,re of Patchett at ,the ' rate of log
,
'to SO. •.
Yesterday. wee a Meeiy day ferik• t r itotid it
houe the' road leadthg M the poem* was
'alive Mum - was iied ad
:large a crowd praserth as on the predicts Wednes
day; but lt was estimated OW •there. Wasik b9tlmen
,4,000 and 5,000 persona on
,the , ground, The track
was in whet ton4ition,iiend everything '!aongionisif
for - a fair day'irsport: Of °aurae thlt
apparent° was variously disposed abent the
'grounds;:and many dollars'were won by.the enter
,prising proprietors of lottery bonfds, sweat -olottur,,
thrieeard Monte, 'bafflers. Jas. Eberly all' the
pretentious) pickpockets of Ore aiq were Preseht,
'se were a number of gaudily_drossed, bmsen•fintad,.
half-int Urinated women.' Why cannot-some enter-.
prising person emus a race-onus° which shall bs,
so conducted that respectable people may visit lit
Why not make it a place where gentlemen' who de=
light in hoisediesh can take their 'wives and Mill'
lies,nnd let them enjoy these splendid • contest' bd-.
twee*: oelebrated:Wmelel
,
•The judges of the Mu yesterday were Cornelia
Veriderbilt; worti'ina Joseph Hall. As
they tooklhair pimetion'the Stand the hoWeis were
brought up. They Were both in One condition'
and 'excited math admiration: from. the erowd,
Many who bad bet their money , on Patches were
so churned with the , appearance of Ethan that'
they would have been almost willing 'to moritlio"
their stakes to see him win the rase. The number
of Patchett's friends 'had been 'greatly thoreased
during the week, and all were anxious to sea the
trot begin. .
, About Si o'clock the liersee wire called for the
start. They camel° the Mora twibe before getting
away, but on the third trial they get of; Patohen
having the pole. All eyes were strained as_ th ey,
frame around the last turn, Patchen leading about
one length. This advantage be held till they
leached the judges' stand, Winding' the heat in
.2.27 f. The betting now beanie still more favors.'
ble to Patched, 100 to 30141114 freely offered. Nu.,
morons bets were made against te, every one
appearint to expeot aossething .better even than
the time made on the previolittmatok via "; 224: "
- After the usual larse of time "pent- in speughit
and drying the horses:, they came qp for the second'
heat. Again they made two false starts, but final
ly got the word on the third effort, , This.heat was
very e;olting, the hories passing the stand,with'
the Wagons wheel add wheel, Patchen having the
inside track. Ethan fell behind a trifle, but 'on
naishag the half mile - closed up beautifully, Y the
horses running neck and neck for.• some distance..;
At this stage it became evident how great a favo.
rite Ethan was, for as he appeared to be 'Whining'i
the lead, his friends set up a universal' cheer.'
Patohen surged ahead again, however,' and on "cam
ing up the home etretobwas lull a neck ahead & aud
in this manner they came to the stand, Patohen
winning the heat in 2,28. - Ethan's backem;„were
pow looking decidedly, blue, ancttitureppoltunitles
of investing their money at any odds they,ohoteto
ask. ' The horses now came up for the , thlid • and
lest heat, again getting Carle start with - To - When
at the.pole. ,
Ethan teemed fairly disc o uraged this time, and
broke'o badly 'shortly oller Passing the itrarquartir,
allowing Patellae to get tior threelengths ahead,
He was quickly checked by his driver, but onito
break again after passing This
-the -half-mile.
'widened ••the gap - oensidetablyc 'and PateheiVe
drives evidently pulled Up his horse to allow Ethan
to recover. They came up the tome stretch with
Patohen about two lengths •ahead, keeping about
the same &anions till theetand was reached. Thus
Patohen won the race and the money' in three
atraght heats, none of the time made being equal
to' that of the previous trot. The following is the
full ; score :
PIRST JIEAT.
'Patohen trots first quarter in............. 97 sec
Patohen trots first hall-mile . 1.13331~ xeo
Patohen trots the beat JIM sea.
SECOND HEAT.'
Patellae trots first quarter in........... 97 'see
Pawnee trots first half-tette see
Patthen trete the OM see
THIRD ItIXAT.
ratoben troth first quarter In 19'
sea. Patofien trrus first halt- mile In sea.
ratohen trots the best ip......,. 4AL sun.
The horseiwore driven as before; Darius,Tallman
nianaging the winning hoise L and Dan Mei. doing
the same forEthati Allen. The cOnaludlog trot of
this Match - will come Off On. the same course on
Wednesday next. •
The drive home was.a most lively one,.there
being a stampeded vehielea oity 7 vrard, that would
have made an ordinary Broadway crowd Wash at
its own . insignificance, There were many races
on the road, the horses beinehardly distinguhha•
ble from 'the dint tlioy raised. • Several unluoky
'dilvers met with sad mtshapsond while watching
the wreak, of their , vehicles had to endure the
hearty laughter and ironical .ayinpathy of their
rapidly-passing friends. 'Ott the whble, the trot
was a remarkably toed One and , all persons seem
ed to, enjoy themselyes., one,
money changed
hands to:
the' result,sand while the winners rejoice
'over thnif gains, 'the biters look forward to the teat
of Patehen's bottom in a two-mild heat with a faint
hope of making good their losses.
)&ralllnti A. Donobas.-:—We, with We, almost
unanimous wishes of tho Democracy of estinote
land county, place at the head of our paper' the,
name of Stephen A, — Dintgias, as Pequsplyania's
Demooratio candidate frit nomination a , the- Balt',
More Convention, for Presidency. , •
Sinbu the Obarleeton,Convention, there brae been
a very marked , and decided eitinge, Dow.
ally; •and too Mich Credit iiitnriotbe ;Oa' to;Col.
.y s e a 4lPaititok; and .11. V: Wel
ti'res from this 'Congressional - diatilet,lorthe firm*
nesiend- ocinsistemoy , with whirl they supported
Mr. Doter*, , . . • !„„
174 11 0/ 1 / or4heynleat,',thitty the edminetion
of- "fudge Dung ea ireed "aerate td the Demberatie
par toe efectoiallyote Piantlylvenia. •He bas
bests of Warm end ardent friezidemen who would
be enthuslattiv Birth election. It is an old adage,
oasasa Reurtryivgnsa„logocs the Unios:" .If
Thisbe norreet, why not give us our favorite We
trust the Baltimore Convention Will look to,rthis
matter, and
,pul Pennsylvania & footing that
she can show ber hand in the coming contest—Don
,glaerand,Pester can and wilt carry the State by ad
,everwhelming majority.. The polio) ' of the,Tornc:
erotic party throng/tont the Union" Is to gibe
wan ',scan all unite upon; and' tiebrity la Certain
ste,perch upon our bannersl — i G reePirgA •Fl"r
he. -
TWO CRIFAIS
Seireued! and ]4n °1,6,
Mr. ; Itaymond 4 the editor ,of the New York
Timis, in a letter from "Lebern, flew York, ihns
describes his !recut site to,Mr. Seward and to
- ,
Mr. 'Lincoln : ,,
, , VLEIIT TO ME. giWARD.
I laud tuniect iilde'frod raY aired ioitilhOra'ef.'
ward: in Order to pays vilit or rempattnd friend-
Alp,to OX.I firffeird.l I 101114 Jitig es „ilimilY 1,
pa ha m eldeipdat 2 directing tin ImPree.emile
of' hit delightful a try ieddentie; al if no weir
luoldents as treadling and ••disappOintramit mei
° or ta tho i tmee b94 ll;Xen f r ifi er, w ti"l eri lit bnin : ad ll if twi ew i Wireiti;
since. , 'Hit epeolderrimd it home, kid noir, in to:
errargafor rebuilding them ,, when his plait s '
hem madafor t Ude wosikhesrill return O W ,
lob;prObably will:reit weekz-and remain feta '
In the Benrate.'"'"lie Wilt litre bit theismataderef
lrie term in thahbody, but, will rid, in Au avant oc
under M
en, oiromostmaree, he a. 01111111,1 date so r re.
016otioa. liii•Peisoirii eade" kneir that thie his
been Wised fpisicas, foe the 'fierbtierxEs. „Si
11 114.e.cie hOPPPlitklif, 1 91,.fiffinitivoli . -ranil
tma to' derive more Road latiefactiOn m _fee
r e ospact of retirement than any additional Maori,
, ould porghly &dd. Air. ileitaist; lirliod
*ply 'Ambitious, brit he, bee Aare; th=
tjedgareaCto be °lorded 'by the: fetvo
,aipThrtion ;- let bagel very well ' it tlitieeddlor
that made upon the history of the esendlytiould,twit
iberimproyed by any , prolongation of hie service,
iesmWhlle the °bands of piotriotect polltleal It& Might"
lay regular it lees dear and ,
• than
0 'eluvial it now, Berides,ilds, he toiled es
vi men have ever done before hiu4 arid the In
deed, Coneohilitioili' lade of ' , thirty refit Weis
ant been withodt their'. effect, ripen a physioaleon-1
thitatOn never eery strong, and have Ovotturt the : ,
polite; to data al to' med . trith,littatil redaction
tweigtur itiftleivis 'anobition;for 'ilier , repoli aid
Playlet helongto Ohl , elodett yeere of .** waive.
nd& neofoliife. •
Vide who klotr the abiiiety in' whoa' Waal he,
I ill admit • that reef .will' have no -41111eultY` in
1 ' 2 41.17 1 144ig h , t1ie ,Pielearts with.-010,104•100 0
frite
whaaii : tinn t i rem b siat i6 o: ar iEttua:
m ari tnnatkom:mtw t d o isimilatr ' ll:am. 7 agii: t 7o:r. e liegith;:oatiritiimi l piritmrydin a : artirva:pin i tlihtttepanaD 6r neiysi.rzillit'lzaddirsummior';:il:•:::_eiuti:7:makt.:73l4'l4trwell'iwatimuhbee4,llillawcwilitt.etheitrrilla,:ibm...dto6.4tHeiziliej.milbwe:::::::::
hoe`' Torit. , ' 117 aft eleisasof its int uit to he le
eeel'ereie/P 11 4 1 Y ,1 c ove ward rumen,* i
vetry p. diltintint thiri,7lald he, ain't
rating to'airiketriy retireleent the hippletteiiiiitti
i r e: Impend auteessfal tidier damer.l% i You
Ext...:,4=alygerztdrev,,,tmmt 1
.1.4..ia 'ln the-he* liteptdha' , l- ,
- if Ire shall ' hertz-ant-Tat 4 1 1 , tesil - nPflgui,
facelorth the onlysphereaf nis fibers trill be Ns
babe and Abe society irtbith'mtiehade It.' Sou&
..
°deified his nomination td• the parkway - Ism
oil, umiugglvit 4 ,l loo 4olamiD4 JO , 1 4 3 frALliPtitl,
i alto' °oder' t 'upon . - 11 e b l ows ..,,,, we, I
the right ifidendMeaort, phllleal sad Inietheriel,
which are essentiatkithe,dtiohatge °Liles/nth' to
look - upon sash tin ITPutti o l i s ( VP_ "e lf ii,
were'tiosaible. Ellis wit, isd‘ are ly UM
trutteusenln - width itiablio.iiien him , mbiggeptaz
perauous ' on the pu lio stage • and he spore: untie
too- fijghly r tire real diggity.an' d worth of his own
rdtion' to f ebil l idet — iiMthet itish id add, iii lii
strilarristr, enantoreltalireikuumbeil., s..iiii Matt
JAYA"' 1149 P *Jen', illiekiwlle9fit", OA •Ir e ,
wo,as a ,matier or personal doe, p_ elli to
Spind,Whod *amide 'of Ii life ralteedyeloee rupoll
tWCieete lams bt the.tarracil ash is;oontitn-1
Mom. of .political_otootrrly, nor `h ire,' the
siitit.rireults kid datha. °pike Of Priv& life,"
It hard hot be inferredtrots thil that Iff: Seward
in Illetteardding, Of bia intaredinthe weltered
the country, or in th.sl,feetenle of ,faitVisit Enti
Whidi;lYaltparitaliconiattd an h rabbi Mime ,
Proudly TB6°ollool hin, am! itelteatli du iietetlor •
whiPar Ain lit.,PAsoudt,weitt, e#,,n • holuilAti*A.
New York ;to Ply 'to din invitation fo attend a ra
tification.- time , his expriliell lifiriiitteftikrzt
'with the k Nebo madewt .01,1erup*-4dt &are.
apir i ovald *Ler, dmadepted tbere,bia ,
z lnl
la hde r tity er TON:OI'Md ifekahr tote pe
'pt ; Mid tie illtiet Mope that di felOtief 11 d
01 . 111121111 Et 9/11 bire.put-ef -Me • •Arienditovitli be, per,
Thlitel4bFP iimillunt t 0,,, kinder on, e o enwei . a s,
t eleriti . and the tiintkoh 61' Mi. Oluale *kW' Ihiey
toper int, c'lt is id likely' thiNtiewill feel- WWI
PRON: 4l ',.tki4r4 l 4 M 60 1 1 0 11: xps -t.4*,Ai. teita
any &ghee persinaf part in-the petditunvese
ibiittheiWillite'whigirt of hielnitaimeiti &the
Await rind lie Um, 'aonntry,will 'continue tr,' be
;thrown,,i3 they hare, beep h itherto ,, iPt‘l AI AP
pliblitan SOW.
. •• ”I I lii.ll lielipiKNA;ljta:
ontatardiajvtamiptid theinvitatioli Of Mr. , Ailt‘:
Imam, president of nosgonventiothses4„Opt.,-koetes,
head of the land d epartment of the Winctlicicitral
nitiold; "teitesecintimnYld
whieltinirindhtbrevMr) Liattabisseldvad.:
1444 1 1 4 1, 7 7 1 1• 4 *4 4 1 104+1; Vida itervioeotthe Patti, which - conpilen
Voi;
OMR? $ aboutpPrer bet
the , Penni'
;Wynn% 4 4,1 ,_ at AClait moeseetiLisebited.
loiddidat ad bt
nion. pae *lons y,ew, Atm rano*
,n, 111110$8111, tO tbe
minatewthe oonipany was 'whined `. to' >tbYrilr
!tree itimt.l enreher- , ,Llisarlat Phicalr 1.10, JO.
(0 clock A. N., we shot over„ t o broad
!and nerd!e i prairies; 'Winch 'this - great road trit'
Ivories,' and reached Sprthstieldat alma b &sleek,
P M „ Who
,nttle town was,,alive with.the ,ex%
leitea and enthitslaitio' poonlationt-this — streets
Mailed tritli bonfires, end Wedeln.; Starlit iYy rise
:fined .with t the gleam of counties, ',rockets.:
Ithal(Mr way, q ui etly and rrithout parade,,to,the
denee" 'of Mr. Unbolt, 'e large' tivo•sforyt
Iwooden house, raleod'consideratilY above the level
of the street, and dwe,rAng, by .its greeter height
land sise; the adjoining dwellings: A pile of tar
Ibarrels blaired fr o nt ofl the - Wise two naafi
Linoolns were perohodone -upon masher- the gate;
and, a crowd, of the ; n e ighbor', male and
Veniins; young andold; - etood about to witch' thb
,rireetsidings.. -I The "deori - open 'late -I broad ball,
with, rooms upon either aide: - Mr. Lincoln,, vibe
had been, antrkea of, our ceasing, stood at_ the
hick' end of the:id:hide, Oiler Millie left—in which
was ti bmikised. filled. with la* 'books—And the
;committees iodether inteste upon entering grouPtri
themselves around him. .
Mr:Ashman' made' a' brief exiemPore addreek, - in
!good tent:tan& few words, 'and boded Mtn t the
letter tormelly awn:N=ln, thtlitiPlinatOPl, l rMolt
had been drawn no and tuned 'by the committee.
Ms Lirician totirthe letter and' Made" k -brief
ply to tit...address. He is very tall, six feet Oise
flitches, very, slender, and stands perfectly straight.
,
He has very high 'cheek hones; mild eyes, light
, brown- hair,. 'and a' face IndieitiVe of a frank
kind, morns; and confiding nature. .1n rePlyitt
to Mr. Aaluuun's address he spoke clearly, slowly,
with entire lelfipOsseisiOu'end alidty 'of' manner:
Each pinion was then presented toll's' •in snoods
aloo by Mr. Ashman, ,and wits received with the
'frank" cordiality, oharaciteristio of Western man
ners. Ifs made anima brief 'retnaikagenerilly
hunzorous or oomplimentary—to.eaoh—told two or
three inecdotes, and seemed anxious that every
one should °midair. himbeltperfectly it teem:
The larpreisionniadeupen all present was highly
favorable. lb one doubts that he has all the in
tellectual ability, the honesty, of purpose, ap4 , the
filedmiss - prinoipfe;, essential to 'the
high position tbrishlch ire' is notaltitton: 'The
only aP.Pßlthecialtillttdolit any ef„his frjetale outer,
lain is, that he may hick the iron firmness of will,
and of Men and"fletitnis;
whisk the passugp crisis win render indispensable
R.P.OPAoakPl•Oasnt• )
Al the company out they were presented
to Mrs. Lincoln, who received -them in an adjoin
ing room. She is appmently fifteen years younger
than Mr. Linielichasa 'thee hidleadme of enerp
and d'ildslen of i dtaiiiater Omit tikes ininifeit and
hbnorible pride is thadlatinotAtM-which . has fallon
ttP O , l ! liar 4, 12 1`1. • -, i ,=
• • q •
General Astietulty,ot the New School
-• ." PtesbyterlaWChurch. ".•
fiNom tho •Pattitidig GekidEtei May siy • •
.The Assestibly snot at the-usual hour on Inredelt,
and, after ,spandipg some tim e devotionai,!Fer
alses,"proaeblidlo badness.' ' '„'
Thb Intendment *flit/ -Olatk,-:tri the report of
the, Couunitten'en the APIABBignAt t l O
was lost, and the previous question being Okstnincl
ed,' the - repoit wail; ado p ted se ofittnalliptUented.
- The oredentiale of two additional oomsnisiionere
were fresented i .a,nd their niunea were entered on
The committee appointed'iol audit the' Train
roes ft 0001 4 11 t 8 gM":14 , 4 tliftt they fotißd them
.osor
root, and the report was accepted and adopted.
Tho'repOill of- d iiiiinbir'of.deligatersaPpointaid
at the lest General Aseetebly 10 eorresponding .bo
dies, were handedin; ell of which were ordered to
be publiaied ih die &plstid lx:tolthe'mirintes of the
1" , .i,ri ,•i't ,
„Rev„,t. W7110,4), - 11141agate from the ffelbrinad
,Presbyterian Churob, applied for admission. The
request beteg giahttitf, the nine of - the gentleman
else , entered on dhe roll, and 4- o'clock D.. .11.1ree
flited for hearleg enithinit lis. l .44l l 4diiflrel4 ) corn
munloate to th,l Assembly.
'The Comtalttee on" Education Made A-report
through their chairman, which wait% disioweed
Bev. Albert T. Chester, D.B. of Buffalo, 'ming i s .
the chair — by Rev . T. IC Mills: Dr."Clark,,ltar.
Darling' and others; When the lietitot four having
arrired,,Retr , .. T. W. Wylie. pretitaled, according
to the order the day, on behalf the body of
'Christians .. Tie tree ' delegated tO 'tePtreseill, to' de
liver an illetent. and srell•thnedflaldrents to the
Auembly.: •Ide. gave it: history of the . Iteformed
Presbyterian Qhuroh, andtireesd the progress , of
"true religion ltditt theearlieit 'Pariah of 'modern
times ) Up to , , tho present iser,land :Congratulating
the AsSeißblY.uni thelBorions ens foes of the fu
ture. -The lleformed hunch,' be it stated, had
slity'nirnisterit and ninety
cOngregationti; and the • Church in this county, as
wel t ing ,eti- i ordinate bodies in Ireland and Scot.-
land, is &direly engaged in foreign noissionhry tiper*
•rtitionif 4l
Rev. W. A. Passaraot, of the ~ a reng. 4.l9 9 ippan
Ohuroh, was next introduced, and delivers d an en
tertaining' udg r ees, fel& ',blob We leek% that!With
in the bounds Of the General B.1 11 "4 of die:B. 1,.
Church, m r re arc 160400 dommuiicapia; while
thete'are twalac abbe ocidei nt etditteeted With
the w- anen t! iociod,in-w are" 4,5;000-Auctsinunl
canta.:- The alloaft, 'l9,lauljn„,oresost in u theverionS
b r a D oho Oiarl VUttrOII 4000. linkber of
i n hilettds2, ; Olnirbhei3,l9l.lV chile& 10; retail
'heritta 9 rolectter cesatindes, : . a book concern
and two toxeigrk et fissions : .
oonolutled Alsofttllve .,2 o'el.., , 4, and wra
dielsetillogelliefwith , the • delegate' who preceded
hini,(by the Moderator.
, TheDe vidonstOommittee priOnted a report,
settlniapiftWedtteatily evening for holding the
esnaltmissitnitry•'meeting, and Thursday evening
for.the adetigistrationof the 1.9 1 . d's Supper. ..Re•
port,edopted , ,
dommtraricaticin from a norabet of Taitiliorer of
Citdrchi.inviting • theAmembly•to.. spend an
iftottwei of Oakin.4 i' 3l !!Yl' d, te u d,PaulPlaT
eat apart Bir that purpose.
'The ditAtesiton an the report of the COMnitttee on
Ed ucu n on w en rammed, and .continued. up to the
hproir, of eijournment. . ,
THE , WEACHtL V' NquasiCi
. . .
Tig irzigpr Pans wilitin sent to ButititibillW bi;
' mail (per anntun, in adrinesjst--- ..2.40
Threw Conine, " id
•••••—.... .1.00 I °V@ " 0 - • -- . 8.00
T on 46 II 4.
4..... 19,00
- f (tOrieamouti.oo
Twenty Copiehorciwn" - - (towldrariot
' each kbabonyiber.) wit —.—.. • -_-;,----• •-•—• 14 .9
For abilitf i liirii tr ' or vitt itir VIII bind Li
0 A .44/11 0 1.
litt ll oo77 ‘ tti the getbe", ''t 6 * 4 . 2 " ' - . .
Ns. raiiiimit•r• in »ttlNtad to iot as olosbr for
7. 11 , i"PilascitLirlO4llA ;
; Issued e4;iiii-ilonthi7 in dine for ittoi* turili!l
Stamen.
, .Ileth?Ok4 #Swrilial ..Vo. qXIM O ,e• ~„.
1 :,;14:7r,Birrnirt,bii', picioutiviet, • • 1
i , I _ 1.3 it at t t l e irr i pii tiiiii.4:i
.. l ad, i
) Atiretiiitftibili IMO knOirilllNNHilliiiibta
91144014.4 01,:liefirMaatto Unita' I 11*PIPurtar
tO o lriar4,MVl 7 9rOwilirkike ,11.1.1Ailliqj
cii ' 'fri att. yang ladies. -
-After•this tepee Veianallas en' iiielkektilii
lo.rt will plaNt l liget v a t: 0 71, terall3c ?
liir which the e otted * h ifietubei to
&peek wit iisedqi itilitt elfin . ' - '- ' :,••':a
i The order yeah seePeeedurk foie mg' atiDoefer. i
dab4nra, for the PATfßitalka of, P00? 1,4 , 1 . ,1, 4 _4 1,0 , 4 0 - . r
i) Air tee lie' leak theepielet °Met' wets fiekeit--afi;
lhheeet,thst et eeett tie - Jamie ,4, Lim ,
mp . , omlitm.. ~ ) „ - ,
1 The keliMitidaLpeassnivi hi the majortty We is. , ,
$04411/1d -Dr.' , Elaishay. .muted the-areee of::
El 4 l " See ' lf2 ii l i rtle tc le Ak ialir l eret 7
Nifl: "eh ego -to /...ii, - Utei.'
atn, mot, 4eattrlialiits, , neither. mete V , "
et it,...llether• witness to Ihe Okiettaie
.cf
eggea heikkohy_iehieh - hid characterized the -
art of the'iniqeet i th o ttit'ionualtteii,-liediketeet :
tiu Iwo ilpiritmasaisgatismb laAtto dianuse‘..,
kin 74 1Y4 1:19 " 2° , Mir 1 f. 6 ' : , I i m p: t
I PAT :. i:060111 ' i lila& ma, i of lb* Os •
th./. men took de soar, - and- preowned; so dfarlif ">
4 1 : 19 P"t• , 3 tit . .113:3 02 . .I', e r ..;;;e397. t ''; i..*:
Ha was 'Otani/Riad by,tna -expiration 'or: ea -
n
mintes, and wiii unable yt - inlaiehla
eitililt.f . , : t ..i • ~, 1 IJa . 'II ,t` 0. 4 tr - -: 2
t t irty
1 .0 11 / 9 09011• 91 a b ?"49o%fellPll taw
.4,k ,T. pordidly anti: averl, tie, ,
Ilhor dismieem-teireithe idle of/demi; miter
Ilwalatylonannannar why.fis arantatfavor of aboa-zt
12. rrtiiiii:a iolfiniatb As' i. ire - Whin' Yii -4
anai upqn thitilkatusion ot inbiaa4peetly-thic . l
Aft479 0 4.440 3 414 1 )11.7 . , '',:...! il: G /3,1 , 13 'TO ) t., 'a /
14 rtriheltArdieWitteitgli=eittAtZP
orelhatles Dolteo7 I t,./11 z, i gr; 7a: ,, — , , . -.
t'lrafitOied t hsts4WWlN9Ffiltaa Wrath. Mk,: ,
(fUO, A triliiiiiP)tc;nleee esene , 3, and, severalf l4 l+ l- , ,
elesibn , liseioreriipaesitite raft(' WV.- -' ' '
t Rory/dm ildsitt,leeneepeedh, debeirstefrout 'i
Z W l l i t d elayM a t 3l n -tltivr
4 •Ii
towardiel&f --
a l t Matilleyintly-taaijoresnolty
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14 4 .11%
d il,.i t i i.. ..? i
aria *WM Ad e spoor • ow+, Kir:o f 1 it
0.9 . . TM I
1 • Moil*, b7.ATlWiri ti iir eilicittnrillOder
&Boards in reply.tii resapaka of rtg,„1"1.,,,
6N. 1 He ink!" thist , he lat illeiraintis: US..
tdastavi/Litaft•Drilailis Art UAW iiiikotz I
IMAM '0 i! ar.Ardi. 4 4l, _lot oplyv
*us per the .Dronalora a ..
Rriaa4totit'ind lio : WlnA l taikaldal&ba 'ma lone i
or 1 4 11 tertirlOYInfasliorittainidasioa ~I j ft wr
Dr. Krebs to #Ltfloff,nt i the
.ttonyiof„n4jonrn-, ~
A.; VeWititediteerw the AMMO,. -
,-
I iC 4 W4iIg.FINIII4II: penenesere awdeasrant mum;
i Gez ira, ~• , . 1, .
t irr ,• d 1. Io . - .kf -A -L.
P V I, tiler
wipe. caned ,40 APR 43. Pitk
Irki the "ii V. -/ cod ad now
amok roomfor-itrenziratiegipeVaid ilitiiiitiF,
NA RioN.LIV,24I-44. 4 rienatawiiipis *W:
Pm 7• ff ,me , ,and tilts
et timid; Ali itg 1%4 'lila iirf
t ItritiLiriludetablen 4;,11 majourabg; ee,
ZIP q iiitMer T oug ryrilirtgerOf it;
drink - MN/dilly of fir, fiiirilekiidittiet (twain' d
tilikeir Ail lit tbiltige.2.•Ataimags prolt
maw word , to
~ 00f7,,yrp. .. miA fosiiipegt, w ,
2i tlioneantinie; I ddolgt.fobeileileelia
;every veattginf ,thei Affirm, tableirdisit ati,•iiii
all PI% PC tgllkit. by mum in tinietrAwi eurrar-;,1
thin
Ai 14612 An ~i k, aliglidlittlit:igiiikeijeliWaliie
L irkys ipitiodowl, g isamis, loandsg-witb , -r
wiptro24l,6 _ cel& ragy,th wpek,
'ti a easg. nit g aas. , was,nttp_to rte• ,
' leo we drankyieV wer - Mittfamit' for ry tht -
,Aline.,.; ftemmtli,, I Aeniaad in.premytdonien
Tairl i tif=Ak t a s crilu,t 2 c
ere a 5,42,
Y Ili
timed lip in rimeetilitot :•yow7e)
• .iiiyjimaa !lei aortry2iorriglit, ey abe maat2.2
' T" rit " 91" tUl l i lisi DY" tnl iini. ' ..
vit., • 63 ( .tifit nf • %Mini .wht'sene
NE afigtilf &Ogee hlitlen'Jthali Weii;thell
iii'WlßlADArthAnd 111 4140 1 iikroTailiniin Mit:
, inpaniou wee no t ',small inarker alight one Opt ; •
ir'eriliCacciinerethal A !mail , in - Ai' Wads ife:
ale portkr Siberian& •,_ L--1,,,, .; ,:2112•2:2.2, - , 2:2_:-.
W ,g r'iley i fti•A Er it P.ti - Ztfam - #4. Vet;
1-I,l !Fith.railiaW4l7 d tadl7, - ..przz ,
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~ I ntrzrgitf.,w, f ,64iwaitivii,, z
, redo ItrytarturditWg,qlidielfaii=-
Mrtr St eaM a ZUl 4 +7 4 *, 4l9w. , mut 5
ttfoeir lislidlitVtilleit?"-"lNiaelig thee aih.,,,,
F r
tam recifliaMtheiv i tkmiscatial ; , ;
tallid it, AraVitaidto •'''re , ripiett2 l ; 9 l,.;
I Alfetilktiterkpm AMID.
,Will 2 littemilitierei, Am 2,
rr Immi elk• • i1. M, 1 11?f , 2 41 1 :1151V iF.M6Tffi
fllft4 obluo' bid." • • -
; .Cien a, , whine ..151342122. oasis 4evid; alt -staita
daVI! ~. .fiervanig maim ewe urtiami,,A2Apw , 4244 • .
pi Adak 'elaiipapc Ilia Jut einpu44l l / 1 0,A 0
and Vida Wet The tri . dtivieheit, Waimea a
W.; Ve• warning: Lywart'seiabk,Auti 42 , Ilirietz,
E7W i Tt l k tiltri t rat,44ltor /Kiri
r, y t n w very jo al tul
ern , renows; 4- viot , a ~ diatineterdier 'eV
r ;
Aiggitililh"Tricati.nn eas t at good
ow pi:vid til i fentioreae,'-ihr: hiving takeriPey.k".
GO guage vrith ra ltrd .to weightithey did , riefi
e !itt°, o ° 4 o o Pk/ ligiPosi4 Mill, I genie, t
ear going throttili e top of the lichee. trp,f, ( .
trent and three I oanti,'Ordylo genp egahl:erdit '
roy.friands were aatiatted:_thitif I was net drunkl
infer°, my Aend wopid certainly eerier now. , , Hwy- ,
etili, I' was able to" M r
stand' when ea k ei,e to my feet,.
Web' Wig *bet that l'ealett3iied Niven when tail-•S
ItVetween the floor and eliiiag. 1. , . ~ -. t..1:2:,
W9?11 0 2 51k,h0,e41114 ta va , lt MAW-d*, •
IM:thIltireyt01:10111dT irere ' ritorilzetm Way
tewardirthe deotVhicirder to orrewito , 'vitae, i
hMitalitit Pa AligUsAwirmirtedAr, reeoltUag,
Mil rleig,,h wmets was sanding near the ::lame :
a,
214fil &Mei C•witnui,litniriin; Ao - "pilertite' Of 'the ( '
idirruirents after wswera maned; , isid,tiem: elided.:
one of the meet ey,traerdinery., anditem
, 110 ;
bierfioir of Wine, one or the moat a g ree able n
nem I ever partook of: ' ' . ' .., f„
. . . _
tifnet convention::
• • -i,
Priati the Manlike erennaliosai.) • ' •
• ,
The Yancey ineestionista (as they tarned,cint.to -
be) -went to Charleston; not no mint with the tient,
bf Obiiining the recoghitlon ofinj "artiontisferfri
ill& es to defeat the tioniiiiitroti bf judgelton- -
1111 a• /I '4 had bacon , Idadited ivied hint before
1
sir pa° 0,, and to consent to his nomination was
oqiiiralen tri idialttink their trantL'orlOrniest,
! L ed, *fill:luny, to abandon their lxititiolli—lssmi •
of theT, , P•Diafkinott l l , ,tbltirlrfb
TOPPSV*Aliti,Cir
The first movenoint they,made on ihesshoird
_
at ryes- an Soine itabanneit
North or South - -holding • this view an that, it did,/
hot moth wetter ,w,bioh, upon whets,* opposition.,
to Douglas might' unite to secure his overthrow.
.nay failed in this, for the' obvionii'
the,ballothige „indicate, that, they could .not
concentrate their discordant forces upon,any egos ; .
ion Candidata. fttill boning to beat the Little
Giant,;"they thou addressed themsetvew tithe
el ir oollattnethtfi math a, PlatfOria. as 311 iNorth
add calmest could not
: and would not swept.
titifoir,"if• *Said 'oeiteitle - difear
liongbiabrdefeathsrthef.Denkieiratis party iiisda ,
the noniaineholdiric States, ,; They,WA
thie move:neat ; because the real frniids orthe -
niosnilie'orgintitatkiii hid a 'clear ind , riiirible in • •
*ltyorblel4:ll it OQUId ant ntedniti a President
0 5 1.t i r c 9 t i n t WvPte , ,4.at_ laa#PaYa,!ha Male,;
Failing in this, the opposition to Do ? glas'beoeire ,
Tor the most part - de4persto seeessionots, determi
ned-to defeat Ilia at any , and ever i bazard) Ten
irifieqtardai disco thelles whist bOtand
the .party together.. This - was the,Yese4 neon!.
trop, ;PPv,lPPßt„whlgk. rediONA taking Oak.
COnvintion wane few entire and worm ' frictional
kielegations froni thbEfenithertflatates. They helped '
to.bresk the,Conventiou And piles she,
residential eanyess at sea..,l:ortruaetsvored them
,
iesiin'the mOveinerif than iny prerloini one.
-
The Conventkdoentinned in seagien ap-:
'ParenilY littlgredieed in . 1 4e, and net 41014.0
the interest displ a yed , in the . nomi nation: twbile;
tho' lilettpur seeeseleniela lookd'ebout Se blank' is'
'sensible men could be expeetegt . to.boalt after don...
;livery silly
,thing whielt,eonid no Flteikks relayed r
or defended before Weir oonstittenta. -
Bo the Demoorette - or&thatttenebasittrvivid th4'
the shook of faatitesi and --Dolsitine.bMentliTed-bis
'enemies. is th i s hop; more ob is** tnkep to the,
heart* of the Am - orient' image' thitit ever before to
all MI brilliant, trying, and eventful history. • - ' '
,Tai; Courier. and Eoqutror , say that the fol.
lowidg article from "the AubxirdDadiAdverther:
of Saturday , bust was *Men' by Gov. Beitarif him
•.! , ..ite,,placethe MUM of idosoln,andliemlia
the head of our columns with T)tide and aatitfac-,
Wail , " No truer eapbdtion of th e Republican rereads
could be givarthan' the platform idoptigj layahe-
Convention qootains. o , troll, or armor defend:,
era of 'the ftepublidart faith could hive Seen found
in the Uniori Wan-tbit diltingelahed land orteeina
°Wrens on irr bou,tbotboaore of the nomination
Lave fallen. , Their ,eleotion, we trust, by a,deg
sive mejority, Will 'reetOre' the - Garin:talent ornito
United-States 'to Ito' thhetitational dad ancient
itonontz. , .7 , eti the ,Watoinrord of the Republican
qr 17,11701 I: 0 1 1 ),U111011, and Liberty, and onward to
&Wenn Drvonca Gasr.—Afterneerly ten yaera.
of titization, this celebrated case has at length
renebieZ settleinent: Vhis nail order tif the'eourt
Illoinktin Banta allnitaY •at the rate of SON
PON,arieuXe, from the lfaikoffteeauttiter, 050, with
Interest on the arreermes, *Mounting in all to
$17;00.47. ',Thar th 6 idnitdfh sena 'tinplitio
Nunn, none who can regeadAhn eastand, its
attending oireiwnstances-wittleut, prejudice ?
( foT
a Moment qtiestton. 'The fiiii who have lanai' - he •
tilediqhiiiieettes"-fis the &area - illy,: will - know - that
cold and dbusduto whesan•—has, been anriehed
through the Agency of the courts ~at the experan of
the proud-hearted ttliataditt whom she bias° cruelly
wronged.—Daftweuee •Ctillster.
Tipp SOR,oswll9xicipx.o : l.SA:—T.4ls4
ol" gorilla Coslot, about mhos!) dizeßpispAre,*l
orko4reelordey,wrs, VCCOVOled,rsferday mores
la the rover t#ohaylkil~ , 'near the van* bridge'; The
iemaius'werecenveyed'to thei iedienewbf a 'tele'.
five; Alder 'street,' Teretitieth*eiVand Cor sties
-
Tanner - notified to hold an ttigadai. The Ceicitter
inuatitonad a jury, eed,Atter.triawing the hoid,y /ad
journed to the Tetatttielh•: went. idediettliesee,
irtie,re socke.ovidozoordi,to4•ll4, s , No I,aets keycAd.
those Alredy, ,pabtieW yrero ; The pa!,,e
wa", ppstßo :A. In' emu/Nuance of flie;iiiaienne;?f