The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume], July 17, 1856, Image 2

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PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.
HAINT PAIJI,
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Attain In Hanana.
4'ol. Hess** dcNCrvr* run mirodu turn from
the frland* of law aim! order In crrry aartlon of
the country. for tho determination nwl imparti
ality displayed by bint in quailing tin* outragi*
in Kamaa Aa a malU-r of couran hii conduct
ii condemned by the extreme journals of tha
liroalarcry ami anti-slavery parties, but by the
curaervative national nsm of Ilia ronntry lia
will be sustained and upheld
Oof. Hraata no the fourth of July, alter
having been engaged for sevoral weak* prrvioua
ly iu driving moln of Missourians from the
Territory, arrived at Topeka, and dispersed the
M-lfelerlid free State legislature 'Thla body,
without the ahadow of legal, or any other
light, arrogated to Itaelf (we apeak of it In the
uW/'kiMlWtr/ til ntfurefaws for llwgtrr*
•Tniuent of the peoyile of Kanaaa Territory, it
preaumed to nullify U. H. lavra, and advlaed re
viataoee to the U. H. officer* In dkaperaing
i lie mnntier* of the f/gialatnre. CM, Hi'****
ai led wisely. It* memls-rs have contributed
more than any other elaaa ot men now in Kan
■aa, to bring about the unfortnnate and deplo
ruble atate of aflaira that ns-ently ealated In
that Territory.
(Jen. I'aaaira* H»mi. a gallant awl ui eom
pliaheil offleer, haa been placed In command ot
tlia weatern diriaiun of tlto army, and iaeharged
|iarticularly, with llie direction of aflaira in
Kan*** f'ol, Him*** la not to Iw diaplaced,
I Hit will ntain hia fwiweut paalth*. aubordi
nate, of eouna*. to the ordera of f leneral Hwitm
• len. H. ia charged by live Prcskkmt not only
with command of the loroea in Kanaaa and to
I# ordered there, but with a diaeretlon which
remnvea all responsibility from Waahington,
awl virtually conttdoi in hint aupreua* author!
ty. Ilia inatructmua are to prevent armed ag
greaainii or outrage from any quarter, and to
restore |icaoo to the Territory by the meet do
i*nh"*l mcaaurca, wherever hia authority may he
inquired It ia anpp*tend, from the early tram
tag ot Gsn Harm a« a lawyer, aa well an Irom
Ida ehameter in the army, that lie limy l«* able
In nt-Amipllsli what n eoiiimamler with military
education only, and drilled In it" rigid disci
pllne. could not cflbcl
The faelli allow Mill.
Ot Course tin tllaek Republican* limi t like
llie bill of Senator Dmm.aa . it wan not o
|SN'lcvl they would Their game la In kiep up
the aectional eaoitnnvent pervading the country
by llie cooltnuuiMo of blond idled, rlnte uwl
mob taw In Kaaaa*
The bill nf Heuatnr Dm >,l «» wae n |»wee
oAering Men from the Smithand the North,
though not „alinitial with llie ik'tails of tie* bill,
iicreptixl it an a compmmis- u , u mcs-.il re
wbieh would restore peace uwl giaal onler iu
Kanaaa and quiet MH'lloual agitation through
out the country. All uiiumdmciitH prnpoaed in
good faith were considered uwl the aiiggiwtliHic
contained iu them, if calculated to uceompliah
theobjael aimed at by live friend* id the nsw*
ore, wen- cwlsslied in tho hill
for instance Senator Wliana or Saw van,
we fnrget whieli, staled tho object ot the bill
aa* to wake Kanaaa a Slaw Stale, and that It
would not have burn proposed hail not mini
liem of the free Slate settler* hero driven
Irom the Territory Senator Dm oi.au met
thla objection promptly by intrmlucing an
aiMiuliiaut which Uaa Incorporated In the hl!l
whieh permitted all peraour to vote who Hail
once ctatiliahnl their residence in the Territo
ry Imt who had ls*-n driven Irom it. awl who
wimld return no or twins* the tint of Oetolier
next.
Will any of tin- Abolition \nipern in the Ter
ritory have the candor I" lay Senator I torn
i ta'hill, or a fair -yito|iai» ofll. Islore their
reader* * We rayllier gw— mil on die \an
keen aay
Tha *r afar Ira ot Ike Tlwvra
Tlh* Jiineiof yesterday mormnit in-peaking
of the bill that paaacd the Senate, for the pneifl
•■alum ot Kanaaa. aaya :
ra. lull 1 1 Mr ivnathtflvan l» lh» Via. aisi, u,aa *ll
ilev K»> ■ *OOI aw. Von ihaarna Ik* law (u< Ik* kuyn*
l*g,#l*inr*i I- -n b r*.J ll issefr* tk* N*** l*w*.
,m.l ev-’iaa-* ikm i*,* |mu*l* *lOlll ***** uaa *a**
Again—
W* II will k* ikm III* kill |,r„|Ma*« ta gin* In Ik*
Via* cut* *>•* ***>viiua« Ik** wi*k—avarviklag lk*v
Unn# **kal » *.
ll la a little singular, in tin* eonufctioo. to
mite the lumen of thuae Senator* who rerotvltd
their vole* giring to the Kree Stmt*
men everything they winh The vote* in op
|*eltion to the bill. eann-. with one evceptivNi.
from tlic Kree Soil aection ol the Senate awl
wen- an follow*
N*«i-Mmm* Nall "I N*a llwnh 1., I ,> i*ui«f
■ Hidg«, Park**. F****a4*a. T>-*u, r**t*r, ll*|* n*.«,,i.
I ,«kall. VNni*. I Wli»«*-IJ
With the exception of (Vomit ol Wi*.,a
•v Soil |l> morrat. the vote* agauut giving
the Km- State nan of Kantat everything
they wall ,-ame from the bleek Kepubliean
nule of tlu- Senate How in it, Ttuorivv, have
Saw *ao llvir Wvna awl thn-lr asew iatiw
thi mw lviu, with the border rufliau
W* linn w 1,1 Ik* atlai*l*r* n< a* l'*«l «ill >*l
l»w* Ik* I VlU**l tu !•*• f ol I r**tl,u*i W* ihlak Ik*
‘■Ml* k*>--*l <t*ac*f. aaU ik*l * <*w ikttufkl* -a
I ik*rl* auull te I run,. «*,.«« |,«,l *l*t|. I,*w III*
i.«ieii._ri»,.
" Kmnliwi m the ten*' in whub our wigh
lor uwa it. rvk ri to the ehvtion of Kaauoxt.
uwl •UU »*y )ia< a direel rek-onee to the
*pn,U fur whieh the Hepuhhrau< an hi loin
gry Neither political poaching 01 burnt
nraady bowewv will jvrove ol much uae
Parviuxr uwl Kovdom are Imowl to vtart
out Novwuher mi a voyagv to Salt Rival
■satr aad •"■'“•■o
j An mlermtiog utatemeot haa juat been made
! imblic by Secretary (Jithbj*. in tefr wihe to
tha debt of the United Htatea TV ntatetwmt
bean dale July ‘trd On the lat of June, IsAg,
the total debt nf the t inted Htatea amounted
to $ 75. Site* that time thin amount
bar lawn reduced to S3'J,9C.I M 2 ffl: Hum,
p««lTexas debt, sf>Jl2oJ)ie 77. ami United
Stale* stuck raduuned during the month ol
June to the amount of S2r>. r >,.lMo The follow
ing table privarnbi «mw intermtiag facte
A a,,i„nl ol I iilUwl Mlaw. *O. k i,H«ia»U| l*«»»4 ol Ilia
1.1 I Mr, IM.I, IMS, IMI, IMA. larlwhag
T*u* iMH twt la*l*a,altv. aa* Ik* A*M afaarwwala
«iu*a .. gra.ter.aia w
laa.ll radMMl a* a, Mafek I. IMA '.I4XJI** 74
Nalwaal fr-a, Marrk 4, IVM, la lllf I,
tarn va.ai7.aaa aa
lulkl auit.ual mlMaia* . 4*JM»,7M IN
Awaaal ana iHttaUaUlag. . .. It,IX7,HU N*
Hinei" IH.'i.l, when Secretary (fi’Twaia eame
iuto office, m arly forty miliona of tho public
debt lias not only been paid off, Imt try tin »a
gaciou* miuiageiw id of the Secretary upwania
of kmrtirn millions of dollar* haa been saved
to tlm eouotry. in ll*- following manw r TV
inlcnwl fo maturity on tfie •:i5.91759l 97 of
loans rukvmud by tho Secretary, umounts to
•lUJKMI,73O 97; Krom this miut lie ilnlneb
i*l 8h,.T>4,Hl | fi i, ts-ing the total amount of
premium uwl interest (mid. which would lea re
aa a nett auviug to the eouotry, by this system
nf rwlemptioo. the enormous sum of fintrttrn
million* forty-four I Ami wind, nine knurl i til tout
nmefero ilnllari imil tkirty-tvo rml i. Upon a
"an lid examination, the fact lias (sen deter
mined Ihat'tUleen millions of our national debt,
nearly (in half, ia held by forrigw-r*. awl at
least half of this aggregate amount is in Kranee.
No oilier nation mi llie earth ran present
such a fair l«lanee klwet as the United Htatea
On the first ol July there were in the various
rab-traaaurira nf the United Htatea, iieen/y/owr
milliima of dollar*, an amount nearly eijoai to
pay off the entire national debt The great
problem with our atateamen at present is to
reduce the large amoant of inorry In the Traa
nry, awl the reeripts In the actual etpendl
tunw of the llovernment. A mlurtion of the
tariff at the present wmioo of Congress will
probably ilo something towards this desirable
end.
Tbe ihqmaiU rm-iveil. awl the eoinuge exe
cuted at the principal Mint. In Khiludeliihia,
In 1855. are t bus stated
o*l4 4*aseit* aia.naa.iei
UoU - elS*S* slissk 111,k04414
riss g„i,i bat* is.we
an*sv .Isvwlls ,«»0 HI
atliMiwtssc* ... l.4|a,lie
Cfi|i|ffir ffolMf# MUrtHJ
TffiUl -Uffittaiu nf gai t Ami •llvffii ll.tl'i «mo
Tnl«l K|
'IV eulire uinount reeelnxl at the Mint and
its brandies including the Aamy Office, during
the year, were a* fallows
oaM a,.s.*sa un
a,i i*r a.ili.ua
■ Tklsl AM. -74.X70
The eoiisvge iqa-ratimw for the sails- |*-riod
were as lollows
list,l rats A!*.*::,***
tin* ga|.l k*M au Ma.aas
tae-ilel kar* i,f7u,tM
siliei r„l*. I. Ml I tit
I I4,nau
Tata! *>***s W.Ml.aiil
I'alsl nSaag* *VS.,IIJ.7\S
t If silver coinage, ainrr the (aisaagi'ol the act
nt March 3. 1H5.1. authorising a reduction in ;
tbs wsight of the silver coinage, there have |
Iss ii i**nc*l the Inllnwiug amounts, via III!
ISM, Ah.C.i1.11.l .in 1H54, IMItJTt in
I afifi. »:i.fMil ,945 making a total of $90,774.
67fi. Aa Tew. it unv. of these ruins have Iss-ii
ev|nnti*l. awl but i* small amount used in tlai
arts, it will Is wen that a large addilnm lias
Issxi imiik tn llie sliver coinage iu rireulstion
The lliqsiflit Ilf loreigii iiHTehawlin enteml
at New t nrk. daring the yiwr ewling June
30, 1856, were $1 0H,099,000, or an etiess nf
$4 l.lilHi.lMNl over tho peeriwia year, of this ex
cess S99,UHtI,INN) wav of fnruign dry gisuls
TV eiulom liwes- tallies show lie largest
iiimeiarnt ot Ibiusstie I‘nslmsi New York has
ever known, Irom lieiiig s9l ,G"9 (NHI hi ettsvk,
ol lust yrar. and $N,543,u0tl in rxivas of the
tlaeal year ewling June .10, 1H54, which, like
llie iHxwiit. emhracixl a large movement ol
Krcadatuffs uwl I’roviviisw 'Then' is shown
by Its same tattles, a mluissl ex|Kirl of Spi'
eie, by $15,793,000 as compared with last
year awl $19,190,000 as i-ompanx) with IH.V4,
and also a nslueed movement 111 IV re-exporta
tn>tt of foreign Uood* by $5,111,000 as com
|svnsl with last vem
trllHf tar rreaawwl.
T" lk« k.1'1.1 '4 lk* gk«*a* sa4 lasta*i*i
IV 7'isirs awl Misiivagiun having surfeited
tVir nsulers with "Kanam outrugve." for «<air
montlvs |mst until the dvw fail* to pnv
diHV any other effect than muasa are now
again running the thing into the gmuwl by
publishing vote after vote taken upon steam
boats awl railnanls. the mmlt of which shows
so overwhelming nuyoritv be Kreamnt This
,•<*l ot whmtliag tn keep their spirits up.” is
'an old trick, well nmlrratmid TV same thiug
! was done in 1H59. wVn IV air eraoumlvd with
i;*t out «f Ui» wtx »»f*ts tsn»j t«> lif m
« lo*f III* tfffirß tffir dtNVTT fatal tifa AM AM
, The same thing was done in 1844. wVn every
1 *leamls<at awl reilriSMl earrieil heavy majori
lie* against tV Old Itnncerary. owl impevxhng
j rum was all that was pnumsed us in November
Rut on each of the orcasioos, when the drrtion
vxxme off. it tppearvxl that either skulkluggery
was at tV bottom of these re|*>rt«. or that the
IhUDoerav-y were the ' lane and sinew of tV
country, who staid at home and attenhsl to
their business daring the cropping srasoo and
did all their voting at tk* peto. In Novrmber.
while their enemies were the gentlemen of ele
gant leisure, who idle away the aummvr m frae
|Wiag imJ itgisg. and. in November when the
I real tug of war comm on. occupy the position
of tlw ileeravcil coon with the live crowing
, nmeter m*r him The Democracy uwl daring
the summer awl vote in the fall
The toiling million are mg oAfr to travel.
Capitalist*, -peculators, fancy men rooeert 1
singers, organ gnmleis. mookrv ilawve*. slight
of hand magicians, and all that liana le-e gang
who live by ikrir win rather than bv labor !
awl diligv ol attention to buunem era oAir n> (
fritirf. and do-v>. TAry tigr Joi h'ltwaav/. and ,
tin /imrv awl 4/'-,iie«riou glorv in tbe "us I
lot it it i 1
The sliuuiUsila sad railroad*, however, which
hav< majorities for Hi iwanaN, the Timm end
MiawesstMfi don t notice This ■ not their
buMurat Damns
Bwllg sr**lw’*M other Rallies.
Kaery resident ot Ht Haul n-BN-mVr- ths
Ireiwir that tbrilkd the entire population <3 tins
city, wlsu tin iiislaunted TTNotiiv sbssl up
befliri'tbe gissj people nf I'ittvlmrgh. during]
tls senaiims nf tlw .Sectional Cnnventiisi in
that city, uwl vowul awl pledged hiuas II "that
if the suffering Ins- stab t*u '• requinsl further
aid. he would ahoulder a uiuaki I awl march to
Karnes. Wbcu we riod tinea: Spartan like
words in is-wvpapiT* frnui eviey wi-tiou. north.
•OUth, east, ami wot wc U It prisul nf Tiaie
Ttir . wr win'glad in enqunnn with loiwlmls
of otliers that we lived in the same • ity with
him, awl that Krwdisn had st lasi nhtuimd
a ehumpinn.
Ilat alas I awl we «ay on with a heavy U arl,
wu liave Issti disap|s>!nbil The Vnr. State
cause, ia languishing lor *up|*jrt. uwl yet tV
hern nf the I‘ittsliurgli nai ling n mum- an nr
■lament tn Ht. I'anl awiety. ItrenKs is out
lawed. llohibkox iu jail aud llie Is-gudatun
diaprriasl. yet V uwl his mu In l remain in
MinnCMita Oh -bairn wlieru i thy blu.-li'
Our iniwl uliwsil invnliiulanly n-verlisl to
this aubjcct on reading, in ycsti-nfay's 7 imt*,'
the wlibw * npiniou of tlw man liuvl eawvl Mr
(fi’H.sr.ii lli: nays !»• is noted far "Southern
hragadw-io bullyism Now we vuluuit in all
camtor to TTaimiv, that if Is- would "übstilulr
i mrtkrm liw aotitVrn in tin-thne expletivv*
lined above, that his own word would auil bis
own ixwe, awl that übai, of two thinls of the
freedom shriekerr in tin- watli. If they would
bully Icne awl set mon , they would not l» the
laughing vtwk of ila roumuinily in which
tVy re* iik
The fuller Mouse.
Thi* new Imtel. ol whu b In qm nt iwntion
has been math- in wjr eolumns. will slmrtlv lie
.rfvjpk'my ta,} ready for .'.mtpanry . Tho
leasees, the Messrs. lajxo feel mnfklent that
the hotel will Is- open for tls- reception of
guests in September
TV Kuller Ilona* is undoubtedly one of the
most magnificent building*, for Imtel |iur|*i*ia,
in tlai North-Weal It is built in the form of
a square with a nmimodiouA court in thi- rear
ft front* on .laekann amt Seventh stnets, one
humlred ami fifty fret mid i* six storie* high,
inrlmling the liaseimnt Kronting on two
stnwts. tlie advantage of s>-|s>rate entrances for
ladies and gentlemen will he derived The la
dies entrance to tV Hotel, will be on .laekson
street, ami the gentlemen son Seventh The
fruuts ot the building are tudily nriiuus-iitisl
with tinlcnnles
IV first story of the Hotel will he occupied
store room*. A magnificent aaloon forty
] ftet w|uare, will be locatail on Seventh street.
The office, on the second floor, immediately
|on tlie left of the Seventh street entrance, is
well adaptml for that purpo~ It overlooks
tin- entrannw to the House :« I’arlon, the
j Reception Knoui. tin- wash room, tbe porter's
! room, and the dining rootn. TV Superinten
dent <-aix |sweeas u knowledge of what la going
on in the Hotel without tearing hia 'eat iu
the office
TV Halls an-ten liv i wide, awl one bun
drisl awl forty leal lung. with, at intervals,
tastefully decorated alcoves, affording n pleas
ant resting |'lai-e a* well as laellitiiy lor light
atsl ventilation Tlh- lihllv i rows each other at
right angk
'The risim* an- large and udmiratily ventila
tisl, aud are so arranged that tin y afford grvut
er eonveim-neies to fa mi lie- Ilian any (tier
Hotel in tbe west They an- so planned that
if netesaary, they can Is turned into a private
jar lor and u Issl room
Thu dining ns an- an- large enough, to -eat at
] (aide, Is'lwtsn fisir ami lire hiiwlnvl person*. -
TVy are well arranged for light ami lenti
ls lion
TV llimw will Is- liealed liy stium. and
lighted with gas. nisnufaeturisl in the hotel
It will i-uutaiu ample aieiiiiiinwlatiisi- (or from
two In thnv huwlnsl gue-t -
The name* of the M*a--r« lev a (lord a guar
autvv Ibal the Kuller Ilona- will vie with any
hotel in the West, in every |«rtieulsr ,a.*en
tial to the comfort of thwe they entertain
me • . X, miliars 4'umwHsalon and
Marshal Talllaal.
The I'aris cortvspondetit of the New Turk
A'rjwru gives the lollowing explanation in n
gani t>> tlw insult whieh it was rejMrted laul
been put upon the iiitlitary i-ommission a-nt l»y
iwir government tn Kuro|ie. Ivy the Krcoeh
Minister of War, ami whieh hai eaitaxl agrssl
<h«l ot isrwspaprr talk
It ia true Major IMatteld uml hi* osma-iate*
wen- myivevl with oHiir nuk-ness by Marshal
Yaillanl. Imt when von are informeil that the
Marshal i* an old soldier who ha* risen Irom
the rank* ol the Krrueh army to hi* or,sent
high |io*ition. amt that Is- rtswivi-w all who
route into iswitact with him in a style whieh at
once imliixxtes his utter innocence of that
pollin'* which onlmarily eharwi-teri?"< the in-
Uynmrw' of graltemcn, you will not l*> sue
prurd at hi* conduct mi thi* occasioii Not
withstanding tin- brua|U'-oea* ot hi* manner,
Marshal 5 aillant i* quite a* rvw.lv to vxtrnd
such act* of proper courtesy toward the credi
ted representative* ,<f a girat nation at peace
with Krone*- a* the regulation* of tbe imperial
tavern ment will admit, and Major IVlafickl and
is asaorwtes were nffrred all the facilities ill
pursuing their observations which the Marshal
frit authorised to allow any stranger* There
are lortiflcwtion* ami other nulitarv works in
Kranee, which l'nfh*k ,<fnm allies of the
Kmperor a* thev are. have anplml lor permis
sion to visit ntid been instant Iv n-tuwsl TV
fact «|«aks rather strongly
TV writer also ih-frmh' Judge Mv-ov U.
S Minister at I‘aru. from the charge of neg
lect to uoticr the insult which charge i» pro
uoaiH-nl false and add*
With regard to the aww- rtum that Kranee
i wvkv a quarrel with the Herat Republic, noth
; mg that lying rumor ever coocurtrd evuild tv
| more utterly ataunl Kran.T has no cause of
I difficulty w'lth tV United State* and ;j tar
: from desiring to prvslucr anything of the sort
I Nor will America, whether reprvrwatalitrw ot
their tlovcrnmeut. iW pro ale i ida ns. V j»t
mittfsl to be affronted with impunity so long
as John Y Ma-on rvmsm* kinceican Minister
to Krauo
It has hrxxi rr|*»U*l from M ashingtoa that
full apologiea in regard to thi- affair have Nvn
ramied by our tioverrin* nt
Terr Mortal IlMari
On Da 96th ult . a bill passed the HvSM ,-
making au apprvpriatioa of $5<H) f*'r the in
'"ersax of the Library .4 this TVmtury
•real Mrlxalu aud the t atted (Mates. |
wplrll of the l.vindeu Tress.
T ls- I>iihJo(i Mori'iog hoi is now willing
to rtispend it* own judgment in tbe matter,
waiting io ho|« that tb* patmis-. tie wlfeon
trol, and tls- saga/ ity which the noble lord
(I'ALuaanrosj ha* dispiluyv'l throughout th<
auxinu* and irritating di*cu--ion of [Mints at
bum Is Iwis n Its- two nation- may ns-et with
tls if reward in tin- attainment of th* objects
at which Is aims ffi eommun with u* —in com
mon with tie wbok civilized world who eland
by iks-ply inb-r<-sb*l *|«Ttulor* of the*c laiiK-nl
abb- e 11711.'.''
TV Ismdon Itaily Stir, taki - it lor grant
•si, aftir lie- ik-clatation of Isird I’ii.nkn-to.v,
ia tls 11oose iif fommon* that all dang' r of
a m|*tixn- with Ihn I'niti*) stati-* i* oviy and |
that, umk r tlw circumataiHX*, it dm»notu[e
j*-ur that the I 'Hitruver-y nvn <-vi-r Is rs--UH*-i
tubs] or that tls- friendly relation- with our
ktlumen acmes the Atlantic are likely to Is-j
•ilistiirl**l ii|ssi ground so |s-urik' a* the di»
miio.il ol an incoui[a tent diplomuli-t or the
cluiiii -J a -hu/kiwy protectoruti
TTm Igiisloii Morn mg Star giviw tls- Minis
ter* crnlit for having follow' <| the lietti r part
of valor, due ration 111 tls decision odoptisl re
s|scting our rclatiiHi:- with the UuiUsl State*
-Wc arc quit* willing, >axyH tint Star, -togive
them tin- imlit lor having been ai tuab-il liy
imitives ot Ju-tny atsl patrioti m Still there
is no barm in stating the tact, which we he
lieve i- uiH|iietitioiiabli , that if they bail come
to tlu- op|se>ite eonclurion they would have
Iss-ii ikTealeil on .Mr Rvii.ik’* motion ami
hum have Mirretsk n*l the reins of |*iwer into
oils r hand- Ik: that a* it may, we earnestly
eongratulute tbe tiationoii the issue.'
TV lahhloii Morning Ckrmntlr say* that 110-
Course ailopteil by hi r Majesty s Mlnisb r will
|s tjiciik*lly [»:pnlur with tin; rountry. adding
—“The public have long seen through the tor
tuous policy of tlw United Htati-s (lovernment
ami they would Is: very ill pleaard tu liml their
own playing the enemy * garni- This. Mini*
ters would illidmihtisllv luive ikuie, had llm-v
allowivl thenwlves to Is: drawn into an act of
reprisal for llie uncfretnonimis di*mi**al of Mr.
('bani-ton.
’The Igitsloii Timt* reinurk*
TV oiiestinn regariU Mr Urau>pt<ui pei-on
ally. atHl the Atmrican Cabinet ihs-liuv that
no diseonrtesy to Kngland is intendml Wc
certainly Itliink that bis conduet is lut from
blameh-as He appear* to have acted with
great levity, and to have never suffii imtly up
pns-iubxl the ini|m>i lam v- of his acta or the dig
nity ot hi* tniwiimi. The blame, no doubt, rent*
in a great mca-ure on those who led such u
man at a |swt cvidmitly slmivc hi* abilithw and
who, when his conduct involved him in difflcul
ties, persisted in kiepiug him then- until it Is
cans' a point of honor to maintain him His
dismissal now. however it may V worked, i* un
act which relk'cls on the Government a.* well
as hliiksTf It only remains to cinwidur how
such an art must is'met. In such a ease a
Government should not certainly lose *ight of
its own dignity, nor yet. on tls- oilier hand,
forget that the circumstance* of an uet nuiy al
ter tbe manner iu which we should receive it
4>larlons News lor f reamiil.
\ i/riNo. The Abolition puprrx un-enguged
in the plea-ant occupation of nctuxling votes
upon sti-amlMiat*. railroailH, Ac (htr I hn-ago
|si|s'r* go largely into this ImsiuesH Wc have
obtained the result of time votes taken in dif
fi rent |*vrt. uf this county Ist. at the jail; 9il,
at the city bridewell (prison for convicts;! -Ird.
at tie-alms hull's' liar is'ighbor* are at a
much lits'rty to u*r tin- itihir.untion a* il it
were their own lawk at the tlgunn
IN I.lit. (w vITIMi TNI At..)
I rsnuiio
Dlllmtirw
H>i- Iktlifitt
« !TV MIimKWKI 1.. (♦'R»!»?ItTH.)
Krriuofat -It
hilmi.ni
M.trhfatisn »
II.DN 1101 MK*
I
ru iisrß
I'm h«ii« i, J
iirr thi* fimm, < lO ahrid.
him! shriek for ftfcaom! Chicago T int »
Th** 'um* Vandaid gif»n tho It4lowing
iw tbt‘ rvnult of r vote taken iu u rar on tin'
< Vitlrnl lUilroßti u itnf «‘r two *in«v
Rfactifafafan It
kill in t fa
I'.fatnoiO
lU'torr thr train ntrM Hiiftalo th<* eon
iluotor hfatl t*oth tho Krtmont votrr* oonfinml
in th*» 4*h»nn of tin' car. fi>r >• '
jtotkfi
NrroiißlilrrnlloH uf Ihr ftaniM Mill In
file lloMffir.
Wo It ai n from tlw tiaiena Ulvnt mi. that
tlx* VOt# og tin* hill atlonttmg kansow into tin*
Union with tb#* ro|M*ka 4 imatiuiumi. w i ro
t«»iwi.lonfal in tlw4 llouho on ths» VI of July hv
a vtkir of 100 ayrt to DU nar*. ain! that the
hill waa thou irvumn! - ajrw l4hi mjm
llie hla» k lh'|HihlicaiH a»* ths*\ot4' imlirattw
tt>t>k adrantagi' of the aluanitw from the llomm*
ol a large nurnkr of National mem her*. an»l
the hill ft» a \i*te I‘hirty tetren int'in
her* were ahw nt fWim the b*wi*e when the vote
wm taken A \ i(*t«wy gaintnl hr a to
■oeh itiartwirteou-N mearw. will hin* no inrinenoe
in bt>lHtt*ring up tlx* winking ranae »>f the niv*
gr*r woiwhippifv
aaother lalsehoovt KaTawrN
J akrm >iutA\r\ Quarter Master tse»a ral
of MisaiMin
the Jfflbraxi t’ity Emmmrr. Jattfal the Nt
ii*t tfenying th»* charge matie by * eornw
pomlent t»f the M issrwtri Drmocrol. that Gov
Pat* a had w-nt twelve cannon amt tw-oty two
hoxiw ot mu*krt.* to At- hi son ami Stbiv*.' n
tow f>r the ivni|U'-*t .if Kansas TTs’ k-ttcr
says no arm* have been given out except to
regularly . rgwnired .. tripanics, ami not thv'n
till every requirement of tbe militia law had
hern cotnplssl with Not a gun or a musket
ha* ever brew act to Art Nisos or StwiN irsi
tow bnt on tbe contrary when applied to for
araxs by persons not entitled to them Gov.
Pile* has invariably refused
Toshr tasstl ttrwkrssl Ikr Mlstvirt
ral WorleXj «f wtaaMSM.
At a M'vtmg ot tlie Kxecvitivr Coo to-d of
tbe Historical Sandy hckl on the l Oth inst
the Raildmg C.Hnmittix' reported that thry
werv withvsit fun,l- and that the sum <>f <* vrn
hundred tkillars Wi -ald ts mesanarv to cvHnplrte
the work c<«tixnplatcd thi* wawwi \» the
Society i« J, petsk nt u|s«n it* inruitsTs k>r an
rxistcmv the Trcasuter Mr Parker Paine,
was arvktwi to a-acw- ixe k Vnqnal Mrtnhrr «.'
the oowsiat >.f tiv. <k>lhvrv. ami colln-t thi- wins
m thv way nsat cvprdimt It i» Vlirveil that
each turnibcr will se tlw' propriety of. atsl
cherrAillv pwv th. asanaxniet when .w/W u|swi
K D Nxu.i , Svwretary
Political Raw*.
The Viliofai Alik* r.< »:i f.i. .iiiij.u* nt ul ihi
Coital Static in >*• >ion in Ft>iiu*)< lj>hu
im (be tenth. Twtuty-lline .Mates Inin? re*
pre*entv»l The oooiituition i>l Fti.i.won and
I wt-rr tulopliil utuu)im**a.-iy
'l*l»e *l*‘*mt*’ in the u.it/ .on the p*s»a"e of
Seraitor IktitiUx' bill, *ili «*< upv I 10 column
of the <‘on'/resHionel Th*- S-md* v. .*
in M*x«ioQ from 1J *• to * .» i, t Im* m»\t «!u.
Tie- Whig Stmt** Central Cnuiniitt*-*’ of M.i
aarli'irctt.* met on th.- *JiJ. at Ifc»Ht*m. a.nl n *
*4vi*«| to emll u SUt*- rooveiition. to meet at
I font on «ni tie- .I*l of SeptemlxT. .tn«l in tin
inemntiiiMs toVxi*' an addit** lion I»k a*.k
: f/< xt iuxl cKbw |*‘»k*'. urging tin* nm* iry of
I pit** rvifig the party organization. and
any cxprcwiioo of preference f**r any *-f th* 1 \.i
rarxiiiliit. h lor fYrgiiJrvit
A larjp* Fii.i.wokk ratification meet in/ mu
jhe I*l in lDdep**n<l* rH-* o|iittr.-. |*|ula*Hpliia
j SpHx*b<M were mail* by tie- ll**n Joitx S
j Caki.ii.k of Virginia uml by Me r* .I**iin I*
Hanoikson, liwii* Put Itr.onv Ckoki.k W.
, Jlkkii an*l other*
Mayor \V«*n». of New \ urk, ha* written u
letter tfoclininz tl»«* nomination for tioTernor ot
I that State.
! The Kentucky Whig State Convention o*-
I H**inbh<i at larxington, on tin- .‘M u-t The
i Convention pa «♦•*! resolution'* e\|»r»~ -in/ th<*
! belief that it wn- ini|>olitic to make nomina
! lions lor tin; Presidency, A* 1 . and rt;eonini* n»l
ing to tie* Whig* of the I’nion t<» Irnld no Na
tional Convention but that every Whig vote
! I** rast for th** ('undidate who**- prim-ipl* con
| form nemrett to their Vr» olution express
ing tin* confidence **f th Whig* hi Mr Km
and Maying be !■* a* worthy their support
an in |#4rt, was rejected by a \ote of I*', court
tvev »« mu; ui iu fa.* or, U»*u*- '. K. 4'vaa. v'-d
Jtidtre Kinkmm M»*pj***rti'*l the resolution.
A Kepublican Ma> Convention was h« id at
th** Whit** lliv* r junction, Vermont, on the lM
The Foment ion nom iut* .| iHievo Fi rreiim
for Governor, J * II Si aio tor laeiit. Gov
eriwir. mid lIrNKX M llvtvm for Treasurer
Ties** an- tin* Mine n uninatinrw made l»v flw*
American Convention
I lie \V iu*hiiigtt»n I nion xt at* h that last work
wwu thoounui new übscritM-r* were :tdd*il to
its uIH« ription I’IV I nun ha* now a
larger eireulation for its weekly i »e than any
political |m|«er in tin- Pnite»l Stale*, tin* \ \
Tribune alone excepted. It well »k*** rvi*** tic
A Mas.* Mix-ting ot the Fliipil* I’m i.juuii
Hull was hokl on tlx* evening of tlw* Over
five thousand people wen* present John \ w
llirkx.l P. Ilnxut I (on P Srwros and
Sii Ki.rs were tin rn ak* i I•'real • nlhu
siu-ni prevailed
Fkkwom ris cluiinine tin* upport of h»reign» i
and h N>. on the ground that lie i* fri»-n<llv
Ito Initli elames Werry likely Thr Wash
' ington Itotir a\“ thut he *//</ pledge hini-clf to
tin- Know Nothin d«h*gat ~u
'that waited U|h>ii him. tliat h< was all right
1 iijwii that <|(i< stimi. and that the >ul»s» «j!i» nt
: tk-nial of it by three <»f th** numl* r wa- u m* r» %
trick Thix the Star va>. it ha l * from other
I prew-nt nt ut the interview Tin* U*st proof ot
| this view of the matt, r is that they ail agrud
t*» sup|M*rt him aft* i the interview, a thing
j tliey would not likely have done had thru */
i f*ar»» uUnfifil
lwPrtl*ideilt Makun \ IN I m KK N hits W 111
ten a strong letter in favor ot Mr lb * iu\ is *
ekvtion. to tb*- Tammany Sneietv l’i>* -a*r**
*»t Ijndenwald rraHoiiM as fallow
Mr. Huchmoan. in inn letti-r ot ureeptnixT
j|»l***lp*s himself to the pcnipie, • should the pom
! illation of tli*' ton vent ion Is- ratified hv th*-
[*ople. that ail the power and influence e«*twti
i tutionally iHNHnwiI bv tb*- Kveetitive shall t*e
firrteil in a firm but conciliatory spirit, during
th*- ningl*- t«*rin In* shall remain in office to re
store the name harmonv among the sist* r Stat«*s
which prevailnl t»-l*>re th<- apph* «*t *lis*-onl. in
i th* f*>rnt of slavery agitation, had Uvn cast
into their mulst. It knows that thi pi«-dge
i can he nxlermed blit in on** way. am) that isbv
securing to ttw* i»n» ful, ■*-ttiera **f tl * 'l . rri
torv, it matters »hou!*l Im- allow* d t• > n muitt as
they n«»w staml. tin lull, (hi* ami pra* ti« al rn
joynwnt of th* rights int( *hb *i t** U*grant<i| to
th**in hv th** organi** act. including that of Ir*-*
suffrage, and n** one will untlerstuml Is tter than
In* that nothing slnu-t of th*- sulistamx* th**«e
I rights would answer tlx pur]s*s»* or satisfy th.*
• excited and vigilant scrutiny of th*w** who will
watch * very -top tliat i> taki'i. .a th. ;::.;!fer
IhmbtH wen* at on* tun*' thr*»wn c»ut ! know
: not frt»m w hat (piart* r— in regard to the power
l*‘f the Kiccutiv** t-* this sivurity but
affairs now in pr**g-v<s sh«»w that flu's*' doubt*
:if they ever exwted. have Iwt'ii dis|«*|l*-d IV
t’oVMtitntion inak«s it th* r\pn*> *luty «*f flu*
I Federal Ksccutive t** that th* law-art*
I faithfully noutol. an*l h* ** c-loth*il with
p*'wen* adequate t»' its |NTtomianc»*.
Will Mr Ihichanan if clccte<|. nxks-m his
phxlge I Itclwve Ih will ami th* relorc I will
• hcerfblly support him
\ll that *-an U* axked *»t him »- t«* do <s|ual
and exact jnatire to cverv «vti*ui ot th«* *-ooi>-
try to e\er*‘i-e tlw* high p»»wen witfi which
he will tie invf*ated to srenre tin* »»hj**ct in
view a welt Uvhuh it w ill I* right ■**» to do.
a* l**sau«* then* may U- mi nto fc*ar that the
; existence of th** government it.srlf may d**|«etal
I up«»n hi* sei-nring it So mu* h ha* twi n sai*l
J in regard t«» th*’ danger* with which tlw l’ni***i
; I* thr»*af**ne»l ii.* to n'«|itire n** iimsulerabk* ef
fort **n the part of an earnest man t.» ton* h
opon the soVmn th«m» f*w Swr he might U*
*uspe«'tf«! of a «l»-**..rr t** it to com
paratively t*‘tty |*urp**iws Put aii must admit
.it to !»• certain that there never n« a pfTi«al
in the hiatorx' of this rvpubJ * when «»'cti« »mi
, anunositH*** were so rife **r ha I. to **» great an
extent. mtUnw-d the m:vs>*>* of the pe«»ph If
th*‘tawiKih rai'y ha 1 |*r*>v* strxvng »*t»* igh to
withstand lhetM* tofreota **f hitter waters it
will th** ta*st fridnvr that tlw* l*»vi* **f
uni*m u a* «|»«*plT imprewaxl upon th*' \mrri«!Mt
h*wrt a* it* mot -anguim' friends have imag
imil it to be I *«v good ground* for hope
that such may ts* the happy iwuie out *■f *mr
pn'siet alarming . ond ivn ,n th«' pr«apeet *>f
Mr Puchanan s rkvl .>n He * neither an
untrwxl man or one of «wxboarv stamp lie
h*« hw a l*mg tim»* been thvorably known to
the puWic aeviiT and •'o*n*w liefnir*' the conn
try with a character already •rnmi an 1a m I
tVNxwtghly trnmnl 10 th«' 4rh*v*t *>f cxp*'rwrN-*'
Innirarxl to the futnn* artx*n of *uch a ma
his (\vnatituent* are not }ert to cimjcctnrw *rd
hope but may form pmitive opinion* ll
ha* «*stablrsheil a foreign veputathwi. in rtfarxl
to which h* caitni't •'nil to he •olmtous H<
has, with characteristic g sxl senar rein rad
hima'lf Itx'ui th** iDpaUtxu • f bring mtiu
ro*>il by a «huirr t . rxdiatc ar t uiJ
t*artial ntenwt. with a view to a fwwtretinn
and h s act# frxMn '«xufc*tru< , ti. whx h th«
soapici**o «'t bring s.l ipftwenced might e**geu
»Vr I'hat a man with such artemienbi aid
ivcupymr such ♦ piw.t-.v, ntm .r. a matter
of sufficient int**r»t to attract the* attention of
the world, and in the prrurrjce of :\ fr*e an*! in
tciiigeut jax>ple, among whom h* was reared
and expect* t*> njjend the evening «*f his life,
can tail to perform his entire duty when the
path that IhuL* to it is ho plain that -the way-!
faring man. though a fool, coukl not *rr there
in is a consummation that lam very certain
car* never U* n-alizMk I :uo truly yours.
M. A AM lb MEN.
\ long letter from the ll*»ii Kixxirtt lU\
mi*, appears in tin* Kaieigh UegnJer. Mr.
lUmoK deeliott the noimuatiuu tor tlw Ykv-
PresidencT tendered him by tin* nplit Conven
tion which put Com. H took ton in iminiuati«m
lor tlie I'nviileory ll* *|e«-lan*»i that la* will
mpport Mr. Fiu w*»*E.
Tlm* following is the reply of th*- lion. *l. C.
Pm MNKfDoK, to tin* 1* ttcr of the Ih*nwK*ratii-
CominitUi* informing him of his nomination for
th* Vic* rrruidenry :
Lk\!n*.t*>.n. Ky. June 2b, 18"*o
t'CiUlemtn I have received your Viter of
th** l.dtb iiist , giving me official information of
my nomination by the Hcmocrati* National
Contention for the **flire «»! Vice Cmmh ut of
th* I mud StatfM. ! t*i I profoundly grateful
to th* Ih rixa rary for this distinction. *o far
vlrnve my m*.*rit.s un«t e.\flotations, un*l accept
ih* tioininatton. with th* pledge that it it should
result in imjk*»-ing on me any public duties. I
hail exert whatever power I paMM to dis
* barge them with fidelity.
The (.‘ouventioo wisely selecUxl lor tin* first
plan* in th* fi increment an eminent hta teaman
who.si' character und public m*rvices furnish u
gnarautii- that his administration will ci»ui(n:tisl
cmifkk'uci* at liome and reapirt abroad
The platform u«lopt«i| by th*- Convention has
my cordial approval. I regard it us tin* ouly
basis on which the Cnion can be |»r**a**rved in
; its original spirit. Adopted, as it was, by tin*
i unanimous vote* of the *l* legatss from all the
State*, it hlioWH that umiilst the distructionA of
iln* tunes, then- r* mains one united und power
ful organization, whowe common principles Av
1 tend over every loot of territory covered by the
federal eon*titu(i*Hi. After the recent rcpemtixl
amt deplorable failurin of other |*arti«w to pre
sent to the country a national organization, we
'-Ttmr j* --dy-v*-* •s'-ritehar.' • • »r*>r Wrr
nnanimity w hi* h inarktxl the pr*H*ei*dings of the
I b n s-rat ic Convention ; and the |»utnot may
l» »int to tla* fact, a* a pledge of eonutitutional
union, that tb*' delegates from Maine and Tex
a fr*an South Carolina an*l California, wen*
u thoroughly united upon every «|Uestion of
principle, as th<*w* from the neighboring South
ern Staton of 'l'entHiHiMv and Kentucky, or thru*-
from the neighboring Northern State* **f Wis
*‘onsifi und Mi*-higun.
I'his community of sentiment, thi* feeling of
brut her hood, given hope of perpetual union. It
has Isvn the happy fortune of the ldemocratic
party, by adhering t*» tin* constitution which
wa.- mad** to prot**ct us all, to avoid the geo
graphical an«l jH'Ctional issues against which
Washington solemnly warn.il his country men ;
and we has** every reuson to believe that it is
yet ecpial to tln* high duty which now devolves
on it of preserving the constitution, und main
turning the rights of every portion ol the coo
tnlerucy If the unsound elements which
troubled it f*»r u time, have sought congimial
i association* elsewhere, the loss has been more
than supplinl by accessions from the flower of
tlnold Whig party, und thus reinforced, it
will lx* the destiny of the lH*mocracy. under tin
leml «*l theirdistiugnuduxi chief, to maintain the
position of our * ountry In*fore the world to
pr* -*-rv«* th*-. *|iiality of every class of citi/cm
t<* protect the |***rfect litierty of ccrtMcienre
ami tosecuh* tin* |h*u*i* of the Coion by ren
dering e*|ual justice to every part.
AVitli sin<x*n» acknowledgment* t> r the friend
ly |H*rsonal *N'ntiments containe*] in your letter,
I am. riipeetfully your friend and (*lie*lief!t
servant. .I*»mn C. Hrk* krnridok.
Messrs Want. Hi«*hanlson. Hibbard, I-iw
mire. Ilrown Manning. Forsyth, Seymour
ami I'nwton.
Il*'ii. Uni IS Kkßu, lab* chaiman <»f the
U hig State C**mmitt«i- **f I’ennxylvnnia. in a
r«*ivnt Inter, give; his opinion a- follows of
Fiucmovi uikl Havton :
Mr. Fremont I d«» not know personally, and
what I have read of him induce* me to think
h* is a gentleman **f entire personal resjueta
bility. of rambling ami ad venturous liubit n ol
• lif*. nn*l large npivulative wealth. My gallant
towusmun. Hr Kane, has done quit© aa much
in the way of adventure, endured as mnch hard
ship guiiHil ms larg*- a scientific fan** in the
cans*- of human * liarity. ami yet I am not
aware that he has any immuliate aspirations
for the (’residency. He is not a rich man. ami
(lives in Philadelphia. Mr. hayton I doknow
ami hav** known !«>ng an*l well, uml among ail
the asperiticd of politi*n, it is very pkusant to;
liax* 1 the chami «*f Ismring tiwtimony (value
(l**ss though it may Is ito his high and
in teller-tital |>o*ition. lie is worthy r*f ariv
honor th* nation **an l** st*-w on liim although
this time his fuir ambiti**n cannot b** grutititd
Mr. hayton stands on the Ut pubiumn platform
haxiiig within t**n years u-a Senat**r, vnt.si
against * xtemling the Missonri CotnproiniNe
line to th** Parif-i- *svan uml in favor **t tin*
H ilmot l’r**w-o. on tla* last *|Uc*tion it I mis-
I take not, r»ix»r*liiig hi- v* *t«• ngaimo tlioM) «»f
! IMniel \Ycinder and Henry t’lav I mlertlw'se
j circumstance*. I si*' n«» *--pec»al claim th» tick
j ct has on Whig fid* bty
i’kICsTON S \*.»« plaoii Uj- li tr.al
in Wrt-hingt**n t’ity on th*' -th inst. i.fT.*rts
i wore ma*l*- to secure tin attemlaovx *>i Mr.
Hi virw. but without sneer-- Testimony wax
in th. ca.-c by Mr >i.ti»nt,.( W Srv
•Mo\. Mr Ktn*i and ".-uftt<*r* F*»-.rrr
Pkvh* v ami T«*omhs hr ItoxtK. I.iniu m.
«:>*l S ruitor HiMwi'i ub * gave their t.vti
tnony
Mr Ptniok- moili* a h*»rt speech, regri ttmg
that Mr Si axrt wa- absent, as Is had h**ped
that he wotikl hav. the U-rwfit of interrivatmir
him «*oncrrr>mg his t.’sfimonv Iwfore the Know*
f ’ommifte*
Miff I • | M
;t a%wr.*ito pmotmiired tie* srntene*- **f th*'
Court tint Mr Rax-u pay a 6m-id three
ha mire* I dollar I !>• latter then rrtinxl with
hi* friend
* r •
v
tor tin* h«*o*w up**n him it ikr.xmis to
stair that th* principle* *•! tin- idatfiwm a*l* p
t.il for him t*' -tflml *‘n are in aee*«r*Uine.’ with
tl»*» sentiment* in which hr wa« educated, ami
assuring thi* l uiUxl States, in
eomdosion that Is ha** a ■ heart .wpable cl
•'l'mj'Tf h* mling <wir wb*4e c .unlrr
A N>w Ttun IV Auboni 4mnuon
undcratand* t »t tie Nat ra! |'.xplorcr*artto
h* l.| a Natesia! Ncariinating C<»nmition very
*-•■•* -*n the higVtt ;»4v ■ f the (Inrkx Mown
ta.n-, for tU* rarnw of |>uttinc »» the tVM a
Pi'**:,kuti.il Ticket Ih*y hi 1 mdigtiat-j that
i Fi I < Sfuitnr ihouM I*' ass.-eiat.'*!
or. the Tick* t wdk C»4. Frfmxot. aivl Mam
the IVi s*iffirring huiwrlf f* be *4tn|
with a m*r* tut .'•mar wh hotl n**»er «'f d ar
Indian slept by a cav.t>*- or difm! n h 'no
il r-.ai-'fid that th- t:- ' •♦ . * u.. ; !
K«r I‘Miloit tb k»\r
t«w \ i.v Pres Ant k r i n-, v
Whlttia—MJiiNuM.
r n> Black Repuhlicmn party are awfully ta
k*n just now with Washington and Jcflcwon.
on tlie slavery question. After having abased
»i>l vilified ihera ever **iocc the govcrnm«*tit
was organized, they now. with a great fiouriah.
pro* laini their ik'teraiitiatioa to stand “on th*'
principles ol Washington and [Jefferson. 1 .
I/t*t us sue where this declaration will land
t latte gent Icon ii Niggnr-Wonhippers :
“VVoahingtnn *‘Arrnor*i) ’• tlw admission of
tlx- two slave States into theTnioo ArrsorKn
the Fugitive Slave law of 1 TfriT
(wyaa-nt «»f Kogland for slaves as MMWtin,
aiid owned slave* as long as he lived! Jratraon
annexed to the I nioo. by 'rreaty. tiavr Louisi
atm (including what is now Ksnms Territory)
and approved the compact with Gcarfia, in
IH)2 3, which made Mississippi and Alabama
ftlnveholding States, and bhtamushim slavery ’*
• Trm Mens ros Frixoom.' —When the Mm
nrtohan explains how it came to pass that a
lull vote was obtained on the Kansas Bill in
the House, when thirty teven members wm alt
sent, we will endeavor to discover the connec
tion U-tween th*- inunler of Keatino, or the
Uating of an editor—(>rkki.ev, for instance.- -
and the admission ol Kansas into the Union n*
a State.
In tin* House of Representatives, the vote on
tin- 'lopeka Constitution was as follows :
Whole lumber of meiubrn.. . fU4
Vole* in Ihr affirm**'** lUU
“ urxttlv* ST— IS*
A»*«rßle**» T
The (ilobt's official report record/ the desire
of the Democrmtie memliew to get a fall vote
Imt no time nt given and. with > part inn
rpenker to aid them, the Niggt-r Wor/hippers
piutliid their hill through, under the o|irratioti
of the previous ipiertion.
I>t«ot trios or tii* Ukimi.—The New
l ork llrritld *&)■*, -if it were prartieahle by.
art ol < 'ongress. or by the expression of the
popular wish, that at the next preiidentinl
election, a itallot box should be provided at e\
ery pill throughout the United States to re
ceive the votes of tlie electors on this question
-Shall the I'nion he maintained at all har
anls or no- we presume there would l»e
little iliHtbt ol the result. Not one vote in a
huri'lnsl would be in the negative, and the alt
olitionista, seetionaliits anti faetionists would
Is found in a miserable minority. Never aguiu
would the attempt be roatle to dissolve the
I'nion The public will would he so strongly
expressed as to leave no farther hope to Ok
emmies of the Constitution anti tlie country.
Cannot the i-\|ieriinent fie tried?
AvitHKi StHtniM Exphditios—A eof
respondent ol the New lork Herat J says uu
ex|sslition is Iming lormtsl in 'time Southem
t ihe whose destination is Mexieo. It is to
l«' etimmuiHltd by Atnerlean officers ami the
men armed with Minnie riffes ami revolvers
the eor|e has nlreatly enrol Its I over lOtl men
uml will Is- off us soon as the ranks are full.
.'•00 being the lull complement It is towel
with tlw present Mexican government In
what way whether to sastniM the government
against revolutionists, or to operate against
Spain, in tlie event tif hostilities, is not stated
Pool: CossousTiox.—The Kepahlieau pu
|« rs are very bimy just these times chronicling
v otes ou strumhoaU. railroails Ac., for the dif
ferent I’re-ideatial candidates, all ol which
according to their aecounta. give overwhelming
majorities lor KmtxosTPnfnrtnnatelv for
th. m. these votings don't elwt a President, and
we would lie very unchuiitable indeed to deny
th. ru this |sior consolation. In this mannei
they have elected their candidate* ever sinee
the Inundation of the l.orernment sod we
opine they will have to continue doing »o, a.
there is no ehauce of their electing them at the
ballot Ik>x in November next.
The i|iiantity of grain and Hour going East
f.y the way of the lake |sirU, is very large
The Cleveland Platndeater says the number ol
barrels of flour exported from that port by lake
tin. season to dune 'd-lh, was 17.1.41*1, against
■'d .'iHJ in tlie same months of IHS.Vn diflerenee
in firor ol I s.-||) of *H.S24 liamds. The ex
|stl corn for IH.V, amomils to 1.V1,160 hush
els. again-t 40.-7** bushels in the saute months
of I a difference of 112.S!*t) bushels The
i Ewrego htumrl say“ that the receipt* ofwh<nt
and corn at that pint daring the past week are
over .'.iHt.dtsi husb.'ls. t*n Saturday then
were f.*rty arrival, by lake with 2.’W*.000 hush
el ,f wheat ur.d com. nad !,0011.000 fir" nr
lumlsr Tls- receipts on Monday of wligut
and corn i xeisshxl 1,000.000 bashels.
Tls- amount of taxable property in New
l ork last year w:is as follows : (teal relate.
ffd.tfi.-i7.-i.S6f, rsT-s-nal pfoperty. 91 '-0.0??
112 total. ' S |sfl.y , l!t,27(f* The amount as
s-s-ol n[sm this year tls- .h-urual says, wilt
not ian mueli trom the above figures, proim
l*lv falling a little short of them, as the number
- f reliefs from taxation granted by the f’ooi
in-si Poaiwil. thi* year, is unumaily great
I »uring tlw last I 'ook-reaee year of the South
ern t-ranch of tin- great Methodist body, there
was an inen-sse 1 If. itinerant preaebera. an.)
2t -s'- nsmls-rs in the nmncxioti Total
pnacls r 7 07!*. total ua-mlterehip. 527.992
Tls re waa .hiring tls- year a drrreaar of mem
l-erehip in the Kentucky. Hoiston tieorgia
--nth t'aroliia an.l Indian Mtssioos and in
crease in all the other ('.-olerences
V New York paper states that Karnum ha.
reeeii.sl an offer from th.- Sydenham Crystal
Palare. f nglaml. nf live ihousaad -totlars a
year, to go over there ami take charge n< on,
of it- ik-psirtna nt. and the editor learns that
ftarmun thinks «-riously of a,-ee|iing the offer
*U»o\ sl orHmarr.av lh-sta .The M
,w«gwa and Time, anoounn- that .Seerrtarv
I*- R bar not hecu rAso-ni hut that he re
-rned his office in dune It is wwnrwhat sin
gular that the public aa- not mlnrmed of the
resignation until the news ,4 the removal ha.l
I sren pr--mnlgatetj
\ kra.u e» t'ox-aaai la Jsu.—l lisa
sist Memhrr of Congress trrea CkUtmii
having peen i?wlic-,d hv the lirmad dury n*
th-- lH»tnct of t'olumliia for th. murder ol
Thu* Kuto he was at .meu arrestrei and
it in jail to aw ait kis trial. ,
IV town Council of Vthrixs l.a have hi
trurted the Marshal to tora ovrv the bo.Js»
•>l all futnre mtewies to the pkyso'iaaa ffw dia
we tint.