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Cataauoi ! Cataiikh ' Catarrh'Catakhu'
What it irf Boit dient
Tboaaaadt < f peraou? t rl-i afl BaeM ? aLu<Ta.r* f.am 0?
farrfc fcVit p cpj. au- w ?i ?? l'l I ?. i t*;.tea-* *o<: r??u -i
?f?. )?* Ul Iii? l!? : k- W*d i'. l< ?hilfIf t
ebrewte ir-n*ti**. aed often **M?aea r 3. i( Mi .tut,' .
WaeCt Utotool?? of Ul t'?*l u.n.. bleue, ubi ? 11? MBjilB-*'
nWa ftoetal eBiwtt, ?u? pv*Ur'-?t utr ? eos ae?*<
Ab? lalwtb* bbro* ?? d i i t? Brno, 104* weuB tiactueii aal
Oft*? etwtjp* ?f tht beer. ? 1 et*S ? 1 er k Bf MM Sowof
BJ*b?tBB, lot* Of **>*1 , ?Ml! vw ?* aad cVt Impaired OOatlnd bh-l
taeie.
tl? ?Ii 1. e.<v r? ? rdi?t tm? c-vet Si-?n at.et* d? t
f*lk. f***! Ii )~ X Ob! *l0 i :' ? ?'.i .. k'. llf.? -' 1 ? ?P
*A*t> aa Ihey er? pea.erall. w..r 1..-.. It fc vri.r... - . ( ?
Teean ppncinc, ? nir] '- Bi ..?* Pill ua-a two or tn 1-?
tha.ee P*r 4a}, pt< t; p v ri ihr mlidc're?*a
?Bafeln the 0e*\ tl teal . ,y ;..1*1. ty P-???>? " ' ?- '
anott tha-uat- cat a, m .1 an i-d jf a*aap-wne- o.' buaeVredd
fr1. , ff ' Jt?-f
iL I.?A faSatt?" Bowraejit'i Baattiapt-rii In
with ha?a 01 !>???? tv..*, .*e ??ruiy d.-f-re-- S-ti-di..
ew*e,ea'<"<*<oQe<a flt. * '? P'*'1' <?** '?"-.? <-*-??'?'? ?
a*a**at.i bwk li . .
TV*** KeineCle*. bp tbr ** . W tt < ?>r r*.-, pa* text by m%i.
errapr**.. l>to odeiuv.r. u.a.; edOreaa < ?> *t. f ia. p.. *.
W. Ul'MfMBI > . a Co..
N . Sa. K-'oacitaj, New Voll.
Qbkib'r Spihx. Style
(limits . Hart N"w R.
Himv N .
I lawMlwey
Thi 81-Rim? Hai. ?IHK 1 ulb1 i.N TOB P'lP.i D
aiaaTai PiBUT or tu Lot ?Baal u wide ?w??.aaaaaal
?Alt **??**, sad lit Bpum ? .? tt.? Btoel h-a H?r <*??
aar* *r*r looter ceae. Bead alia d't .nt.i ? rip top a ? .
BeawaMM *ItHb>. cm.'or*a a trail wad- a id cheap, aaoat pa
raadr?. E?oa'> Puualar i ata>.,iiatiirbl Nu iill Broadway, cj:i.?i
a/lawaaat rrntm) ?1._
C?!i ui.t.r*'* Cap* i ok Hpkin...?New aa l
all ata- -]'- ? **t" Mairt AVattawa aad IBraa* at
Oaaiv i Batata, W*a BBl hi Braaafway.
Lf.AKl 4 Co.,
aol totraaoooia of faatloe tor (**i tlovaa't Hart, wtll
BayBwa*ta? Sarl-n rtl* of frar.thiinaii's HtTi, to **</?* 1
of tLeir naaeotT.?? and tB* pokiu- r"u> t' r 1* la- ]
Not. I, 4 aod I Altar Honae, Broadway.
elar* aod 11
day !->???<
^llAart-.t: <
Tub Bonner Hat,
for
Bt'tdMia Wtaa,
WIR a* rv-ady for daBrarr aa
liTi ai.iY April t
BtLtiaD fRr-t* k C*.,
_Na it Broadway, N. T.
WllVi EvnTaMMll W'ANTH ?All wild tt.'H'
0aear., Bairrt at, UaiTaar, Be., tor* to I ire tb*m fit oattlv,
kwh wall. Bad can hut a't ttorael. torn, tleuld rr-neaih*r ttat
CaBTail.L'l e*k>hial/'d ta'atriliboirat ii ttlil at No ?1? B->
way, *har* Ladlra a d atli*** aa *r?ll at Bayt may ?e aulted
at a eaaitpiat't aotir*, m tac a. ?? ??tii't-to.-r uaousi.
Hattmd' Plush, BAtra Batib and Ci.om.
Tret aad Bidi* oca aoa alepai t atitgoa
jfaaaca Baitiaa tl U>c aaoat ippured maaaCaotara.
Jaraaaao LlaTHaat. r> pt.-iot lalab au4 color by the do?
ar eat be erder. RoBBaTi B Caraan No H a w-. ,
~ JaEADY-BlAI'P. N.'UhTs.- Nijrht Nhirt?, Trivrlifif,
atrta, rtaao*! Balit*. Vouili' Shine Boj'a 8b.rta. ematoidorsd
BatrU. BUriei Jea SMrta. 00 0 ad lArlra, wholaaal* or retail.
Bloat wariaated lea Paai.r.o k Son. No 61 Nate* 1 it.
C.Mll'KTl.M..
iSi an. Cmoici PiTTlBBI roi Brains Bales.
BMira a toiimitiiv,
No. tab Bio*dt?*>, o*ar Uread lt..
Baa r.ow opealap Ut.r oliu-u Bprlap Impoiutluoi at the ful
!?? ? lot* >elee:
\Mte4 aod Kneel Ho ui be.t Kopllaa.I'e to 15a, per yard
Taaeeixy aad Bruweli, hcit Euaiiaa. la t. in p*i jaid
Bwiwe-plT aod laprtiu, ii--a-ttylst. 4a to tt prt yard
Blear Oil ( lota*, fco., Ao., at equally low ra**t
BBlHt-ELS CABEETB 7.ri CaUTTBFEM VaRH.
A Mw- BBTBCI t.
CaoaaLiy's laraovElm laOTvrrn Bat'sita.-,
Wiiihtid la wear aa weil aa fapettrj Bt-taele.
Waaaati 11 a fwt colon
Waa.aariD to loot ti w*0 at ary other B Meli.
Waaaaarao to ha AD per ceut <o?***r to to* Loaiaiuai ttiaa
aay oW*t car pat Ca'l aad tee 'hew. Eilce 6 .
0. B. ULMflll.T &. Co.
No Ml euedwey,
eppoal * St. N
Ichoiaa h' tel.
Groter A Baker's Celebrated
BtNiLV Sewiac Machuiti.
Haw Btti 11 aa Raai'cao Paicaa.
No. *SA BaoiDWtv, Naw Toaa,
No. 182 riLToa it , Sr. .iki 1 \.
8ecosid-Hand BAPE.a.
BTe hart jvot rroelved a few B(Lbai>-?AAC Bar 11, whlob we
rOI eetl very law.
1 No. *t< Murray it N*w Tora
?raaaai fc Mm> n \ No. ?P Not* Mata it. St Lonla
l! No. PI OrarlBr-at., Naw-Otleaaa.
Bfcw, a lar?e aaapttBieut of out
Wilmi Patib 1 Pur tau Suku aa Paoar Sarai,
from a."' 'o I1.1t?
Whbblbb dt Wilson n Bewibu Maohin ts,
Pileea ainetlp telaeed.
M We pewter them for fatally u*e ?IN. I. Trlbuoa.
"Iwap are -dae favorite* fci famiu**>?|N T ftwoe.
UVna, No V Buwdway. New-YoTtL.
Acwuiu bIai him .t -All prnoni trbo harpBepa
la Bat 11 Be Bap Bawiaa Machiiai whisk will aot peifarm tot
areaB that patchaaer* eipeuted tbew to do, era ttformed that
Braaaa'a BJacaiaaa a***t fall to do aay Had of work. No BBS
It ewer dUaapolatad In Uieae ma hi. 1
_i tt Siaaea fc Co.. He. 4SI Broadway
BlBOERw Bewino Mai hinf.s.
PJBe bwaieoa* laoieaae la .ha d*maud foi Ueaa admirable
tt haetrahltd witiua fo..t moulba?teiltet** tie re
protparity of the country. Wfci en. ai ol oar Maohioea
BPeakry reduoed
I. BL Biaaaa fc Co., No 4M Br-wdwap.
BlBOB&'B ?EWINt. MaCHIKBS.
fkwaww lit .1 Bawiaa Macaiaaa at ?k> anl H i are
aarranlhai anPeereal etteaUoa la all <???-! : a. poel qujuAUri
Bbwp are wuofc the hoet Macnihet erer otaead at a low prioe.
_Lfcl Bluett a Ct.. So V* Broa'way
Novello's Sai keo Mi sic.
vA'aaa fc Ali ra,
Me. 1 Clinton Hall, awor place N. T.
Cat Unary Edittuu of to*
Oaatoaioa,
Blaawab OtraOon, Pet I, fc-vfca CacA 74 eeoha.
Bajuai a 1 Kit oritr.noitt
la She Beet ana Cbeaptwt Arllci* fur Breatinp,
Beauofyta*. Uleaolrp, Curhnp,
Praaerrloa and Rxlurii.i Lue Hall.
?aMBatlrpM IVraalehi ''"aiUutiil ftrfmrn
0KB 1 l.EMEN m Hath. bl'lllNl. ?tyi El. ?Blltli,
A. W eiBBWu-et, Invite* the atteaupn of bit < . ttouiera and ube
BBa ka tfca 1 ew etywe of i!tu the hi?h finita aad fatric
ar* eat et called hp the prodaotlona of auy ho-iaa to the
Bud No U Baaaau it
UPEMM. OE the Jil IUN?. C.\mpai(;N.
We are aew raoerrkas our *rai?o letPOBTATioaaaf
Par-.-.ti OBtBa
Dixtai, Tea, Uisibxt ??oToii.it Sara
Paaita si ?n .i>
Baoaaai, CLecaa, \aaa* aao Piacv Oooni,
fcwl karfcaa bean troentiy le'ec.ted by a it awli who hat*' rpect
IB*peat Avratal Id thli eoantry to aecerr.e abnro..gl. y acquainted
Wtah fA-e laeWa of uh* Aiaarloao pubiiv, we frei t oandrot Iba;
kkey wtll be mood
Bvraaioa Toaav ana arroai InrnaTaii iirai hi . Mtaaar.
W* lueLa a* laapaetion ol the elvi a, ai?d *jk (i aai
Cit.MitLii at
AXatiaaea, Bum* aao Pi.ttap Wait.
aBaf whtjh ei ate dMeiu '1.. 0 tm 1 a.
Lntixi.v ManaaaTB Paun.
E. V. Ilu i.m.. 11 tu,
_ Cot laopowat in> Bijommt.
A Nbh Aktki.e
Boa ki Hi 1
IwllSB m IwBB IBM 1?
1 Bl? beat aol cheap-at artK-la for tfce Hair. Bor areaerrnj
PJBBB mg aod rnetoitl t :hr Hair; toe ciuet petf*ot bairdreai
lamaJerrd to ifc* a-'blic. S.-ld a: Not 5t7, 4P7 and 1'7
war, and by all eVufiitli ait' farcy poodi d. *l*r*. Lari->
lloawta, email BS cent*, laquir* lot Paat.ua a B >
BawaBf er CorvritrriTi
8f0uM)-H\\d BBTKB.
a . uataT Baai,alka
fchw. a mtf* aeaonmeni of Ike oe < l-ated WlLBBB FaTCBI
Baaaa at nwared prt*** en aooouat ot ratauvai. Drpot No. . Ji
WaBar. reai t?aii tt . N V_
Cbistadoeo's B mk V\ 1.
Tae Qaastiaa St-n in Kotnri
Mo Moaa PoiioNut t Maia tirai
*B haaor to the ptwt The 1 tpap-.it. ut Mala* la Gaer
ha?r ar'tlea lew* auee.l - L'tr-i pit ,-ai Man " > > ? ?
tea
rar*, waewtetw* *ad -tfain n prvpe.au ? of Cain ?1
I dot "
ftw I Solar Heu** New *a:k. by pubitefcina in Ueu editor" .
?at tfc* f>y)ew1np oeataaerati* atakemeat of Ot Jam-t A
? 1 who, bp natteital adaiwetoc. eta.ai ia tba lioiii atnA of
auf aaalyUcal aad oonaadlta < umioa
IC*pv I
I BBBeer eaaTirr that 1 h*?* mad* e tb*r?a|h anaiytit ,>f
CaiiTtaaao'a BacaLtioa Nut D? a, and uu* tt.ai it u?*iaot
teatata aa* atwewra-'ioa o'lead vtbaievrr. wi ant otker tubttte a
BAwt waaed prows Uj'iciM.iu ta* 0** 1? of *>ia<w oaina it la
tjhe waaaw dtrerteo for U* parpoee jf dylii the air.
JaMKa B Chi - 10?. M D.
, W*w Tort, Peat ail tagt, IIA?_ _Chi^ .
Hoi.loway'm Pilln?a Ii-va tiu*t*e ralMTa tut
aMa af tuaaBaaraeaa. the rlatt a da from pa*a, impart rut ?! 10
Bke BUtatlta end retuia-ity to tar lx w.o. Me:a/art- ry No. H
MaMaa-wae, II. _
Bill's Hair l>\t. ;?(' ceoti a box, B ic\ 01
' aayarta a aeft, ametT apitaiakca, aad it adtaiUed to be
lie. BaM at Nil 1 Barclay it_, arJ bp ail druo-.tu
Oacaaar tm tow prow to aod bve.tr of tk* Hair.
dkacTaa <MaTwa*T far ehaprad aeoda. hama and pCee.
Dm. Jas. McCi intim k s Coi*P am? Count
Jtiartraa M a combine-;..r of Net wa'a A epetablea, ait d . to
Bka krrtta'M and (Ittartwu r* tt tfca Braatiiep Oraiut. which
wtaewrwt Ce'dt Cooeao Boarare-w aad B r* Taroat It r
?paraa teatvitaB-tttlm*. *v*iy tn ipeof in9aante lot firm
Ike Lwaa? and T*i at. t d ni.ti te* fr** retpirattoo of per.
?><!? hw**Jk Prlo* S4 ca. ta Eawrp Bottle beaia Lb* alacat .re
at taatkiT Motroa (tucewtec to 4 C. ihaau A Co ?, Pi, ?rie?
te?. WBelatalt Beppt at Pa-Aroi-P fuviiABoti'i ft ?.4
BMIofcerat B*ld by Onwtwt*. _
Call am? 8sb It.
Toiaiaiv Pra w. pic*aartafactt,^ to
iwaa Mow* ere Waoarvea. aaUetptea
? - ??> ?? Hard Bitb>.*r O-.olt far savt a. Nu. .V7
9?<****1, offpaaLt Uo fx A.
? VAJ
t ?haa. Peatafla. aad I
250th Tlm ok Silauvs A Marvin's Wilder
Ntrrt>?.mm far*.
Mr. * n. i>, Tena, Marek 1!, 1MR
Hrwi t iiiMlMioK br Loa?:
/?ee* Yotira oft?? !?a loK. i* at bead. In reply to
p.rqwil! 3 m'i.?..'i/i .? ?.'? ?? ' y ' r.*-. :'?-??'
eweee'v.d cut t--.*? ?Ii? p?*vtM te'. af? ?rHy or Bot ? we-a*
My. it u:d. Ho taf* > mil well hove Iotj tubjncAwa to ? aaori
t???re teat, for, in faitog through the M *' I M Into ? large
' pale of Pittebirgb ? nf taoij of coere* I- ? *!**?. We fooed r
fere downwe-d ho f boried is Ute meta r.f fire, tod tbeeah K
ted Uei te that poeiti? 'or tpwari ot roBTT ?ji li ?hu
Look*. g*p?? > ?< ?-?'- ' Ly ; ??--is
ft 17 p?r-<-ii ine-h w..e r?rAwA, ?r.d ee Lfir.le Mthalay Witt'
ten The eb'rka(on Plan***** Reek of ? ;a -'?), wer? paid or.
! preetnletion, belog eoiiiely p-rfic*. W e e-jpr> a* r>t* b ;r.dr?d
of the bi.ei- ??? nee o' '.eta twR <?> iki iee*r wi..jree to Ue uo-r
rctieie . ( th* above.
We M**f *Z| i to (?? at. t* -!?. r haRpa] | . tR* wij pj *
*?fe .nan the** I j ut owo BaBBaAl
Very ttoly, i.e.,
CLaIH J MORTJltvCo.
A larit BPj BRBBMI .'onr tViLrr* PATBBTPal ITIIITT***
: . *.e by ?1 ? ? I * - k kt a k \ i?,
No. 46 Murrey at, New Tort.
The "Old Dominion"
Corrzr and Tea Pot<
.Are man .'a.' red fder lb- pa'eLt for the l'atted Stete*, by
et* i in*, RtakHAM A. atUBeT, ri.ilan'pii*. and er- for it
kj dreien .n houaekerpitf an. lee aad ego*aksepen genet*!!j.
?. P. 7,?ai:r, ft* 9 rieit at ,
Trade a?*nt .'or the City of New-Tork.
The Birth op ?prino.
Rm g net co me at l&et,
L ti W gepie' Wra'her,
Bed bore trarei tart
Lvoa a r'owura aprinbie,
Wteie Uiej lie p-nij,
Kiliir ? tu ki winkle,
Bup?, and \ ? ?? too.
And. if rale are raring
Through tour hooae by night,
OI?e th' rn l> ok'? PlLL, air,
Tiejr'Il aurely die with fright
Lroa'aPowork it hennlea* to mankind, b-it wUi kin ail
h' o?* KiAee'a. a**d*a worm*, baga, lr. Sold ? 7'rywa.r*.
R*Bpl- Cetka 2f> rnU ; reamer awa* '* ewat* and S I.
Babm ?> h Pa**, No* 13 aod 1*> Pag*>re#, N t.
AsTf?r- h or i e Rfei tacra \ i r.
Tb* Borr lakl.R la KciaTRoinxan, with he addition of a
f.l >i it fain.*, which will Ott furultue* with everything rr, .?
ut. for * irfrvahrr.ut, fioru 1< } o i l ? k to j p. m. tin* *dditi< a
will ao' eba>ge tbr ptr.mt anaafaawraa* Jamas PakKra
rripert;,. ly t^nciu the etU' tion at the aejbRg to tfie adjnnrebie
? oi ;t i? E**eblianru?nt.
The Elliptic 8p*u/ia Bid.
Will be uT!?ereallr med ? |Tweed
N**4t a ly to he wen to be apjnaaatatV- JTrlbriae.
Her e< aaMpRihad tha **4wet d>? i"d -| H .me Jou-n?L
Ti e b* ) i eat* ???? wttn tn*n arRakaat M ?, Oaaa r *? n,.r.
Fr tali ni. e # S to Rfi Por tale by fiat '.'*ea dreien tori til:
i nt the country, anr" by the Elliptic Bed Spring Company, Hj.
Sir Bmarlwa?, New York.
tiew-npUre circular* aent on applloati n.
Chanoei.ikks ANO OaM I'i xt! RES.
Our unrivaled aeeortment will b* eold dnrlng the Sprleg i*?aou
At a BmaLL AnvA.voa oe CoiT.
E. V. HaCchwoi'T A Co.,
Coroner of Broadway and Br.xjme at.
Ki iti kp CtTBLRD.?Ky MaHRW <V C'n's K*rlicnl
"ere Truet. Alao Hllk Elartir eto^rira? f >r vert'->?* eelo*, ine
portera aad aboolder bra e* luicruaentafor definnit'oa made
iooider No 2 Vreey-rt, Aatcr Hoc**. N. T. Lediee'private
roon.aamd leu*!e attendant.
BeOni BiraouM Llmon
H'lTCgll,
Tbe aubrorlber having been appoin'. I Agent forth* aale of
Lie above ?elrhrated aa auoea in Ibt* cPy, nebaiuowoa hand
? l*lg* eaat ttmi nt and ia rourtau'lv rrM rinng t.."m, In a-inly
kr? etyleaol i a?n, of beautiful deelar aad wurkmanablp.
Thb UENkT BiVM.t Lf ? KM
Wa I lh*i,
cat; if*rt ired In LiTerpnr.), are ackaowl?dg*d to be fuilr equal
a* Una keefkkTg M ihr i el-hrat d bf. i fviaRM wet/ be* of Liver
pool, and tha t t Cooper wat< Lea of Lonoon, and ere aold at
oiDrb l*ae prli ea thai aatAM of I.t in.
Tbe aobaf riber known,* wall the in.pirtanoa *o gentlemrn of
having rorrrct and reliab.'* tim ii fp.ii, which can alway* be
aafrly d. pei.ded uwon, haa ? very y. ?u a iioroughiy terted before
otferiDB them tor aale Tii-ee wat hra are ?> perfectly con
?: lue ted and a.icurately adjuated for the po ket that taey are
not rfleited b? aawafag Ut tn? temperature, o: by any outward
motion, ai t i very i l* taefl dy bim ba luaraoteea to give 11 ll
and kkl art aatia aition
Oa*. C. Ali in, In.porter of Watcb?a*t>rl fewelry,
Wkelatall and Retail. N-. 41"iB oaJway,
Qaa door below Canal at., ('onuer)y : N < 11 VV. tl]
Trees and Pi ant*.?Raksiins A. Co. are
aeadlag (roan th Ir Nuiaary. at Ptoahi r, ' i, p*i it and Oa>
bamcbtalTaaaa, B*BaaaBB*a, PLOwaauia Hiianav, Rom s
Bad OBBBaBI IM PLABTb, of the oiijlceat vai-atioa, ann'
IbrlRy. ?igoroua growth
Catalognea lu niabrd on application at No. ]7? Broadway, and
g' c*> BaRestad at PaR a Market Wnaif, free of ci.a-aa.
The AMI Ul an BMoRER ?10.000 ruM in March
to date Man Len a In liar wl I find their aaaortmect lao-.io
p.rte with, ut tot* haaarp To h* bad at CaB?, Hu?*ao a
Baanka 11 at tie ra. t< ry, Haa ir.' and a i h'rankfor. at
RrrrntE Ci iti.d WlTROI r LA4 eii\tihv.
Brs/AMia't Tktatis, No. 1 Barclay at. (oppoaitt the Aitor
Heua*). retain and cure Rapture without laceretiee or danger
ef momfifet? n Raftra to all tbe tint -urreoua In tbe oHy.
SATURDAY, MARCH 26, I860.
to COKRL8POM>EST8.
Ro 8r,race aaa ae taken of Anooymoria CommTnlnatic ja. What
avet It intended for Ineeruon moat b* auihenatcated be tue
BBaaa and addreaa of th* writer?not na iaaaarCy for puhliok
tton. hot aa guaranty for bia good faith
*V* cannot undertake to rrAiirn r*j*> ted Cocacnord.~ationt
Rual'.eaa lettera toi Tu* Taiaua* Ods w ahoeld lu pj aaae* be
addreaaed to Hoaaca OtatLir k Co.
J. P For* la our Agent la Pal l RiVKB fog tha Btla af Th I
Taiitsa. Our liniiy, Reaa-Weekl] ?ndVtrrAi, ad) ,i ? ...
he oktal:., d from him.
Tbc SU'pbt-aa uiur.Ji r et?? went to tb" Jury yfg
terdrty aftprnoon. After MRiURf fire hour*, the
C urt Bi!j"urned. It wa* uniiiir?fiiiKl thht the Jury
tat-re ten fur RfkRI aftavOR auJ t IPO bt ?f |aitu!. Ac
cordinf to R later report, the jury Rrrrwvl ?t tiiid
ni|bt Upen a verdict ot guilty.
We priut thia luoruiu? tbe 'ettnr of Mr. A. Ab
b? tt in aeaumed ctirm tton of our report of the
recent,uer-t of "Tbe Society for M*liomtirjp;
?? tbe Conditirn of the Jew* " We hare declined
to t; re p'rire to a much more veiboae ? omni:, u
tioL fpRaR <be Rev, J. B. Pnney, *bu h a?v ned tj
ua mainly trivial and irrelevant. That tbe SOk ety
afoiekAiJ l*. at;d lorg ha* been gro*8 buuibug, wo
CALLot bVprMi tiitii r?t>od taen, with fatti iRtebV
lion*, ha%e lent their nami-k to n, we hav ? n?v,?r
tiiipatin'ied. Aa the .Ie?va pay largely towar i tit
aupfiort ot Cbrat'.an and Infitte! paujx^ra and tWwAV
lir gf, tAhile rarely RT RRVRP?aaRaTfabf RM of twSb
can faith to aaRRRRM a publi'j barden, are et .nut
regard the tmmt ti thia Society aa either Aproig te
or it apei vfut. It t?, we preeuttie. a prod tfailg
? ei :y r:.J .ftght t ? 1-e
That it diM-a little or nothing, rnty not he the RabJI
of tbe manacer?; but it cot?ta eotuethirtg, and
ahou'd eitht r Ik? made to effect ?oic.etting. or fh Rfl
up. A? it i* and !.->i)g b&i been, it i* a naked a&t re
i :i Ckrbaiba ;i*:lkntnr py, a-:d a dir jurajetn-i::
of Riiasiooary eflort.
Tbe QiiarRittine Removal tj] yeaL<riaypiM J
tbe Aieembly by t' e dcciaive vote of'.Hi | ,;t. J pa]
be'ore tn ^ however, aa ktaondment tvaa :
polkted, ' by content," which pr.nidea thkt the
near Ou.nrantine abaJl not br awMti 1 mi |. ? .
a/ h .. * (.'I'taty. Tail la I diagraceful pr
aud tbo*e *?bo i:a.*e tte " c iQsent ' shou'J have mm
grata u> '?** Asbannsl of it. We I are no idea tk it
tuch a location ba tb:a provtM Oroid* i* either J-j
sirable or probable; but ttBj proviso -a a fn-sb mm
tr.?Lt.on to ihe bugaboo pnatc which til btva
raiaed, and wL :h tendi to reader aiy loci?on o
the V-hJAiitine d.ffieult if rot impoaeiidt). lit
tbe autetidiDtrit prot. l^d that the ne* QBjMjMtia
kbit'.! DA*t be I deated withia ? tmle ol* any : iwt >
ratdd city or viLafe, or whore thero aro iLire th^a
fifry dwell.ega withia a radios of oac mi!.' tnm
tbe main BtTuct^^rv^ tt would not have bf>'n M bad;
bat the actual prjvition ia aa eoavirdly am 1 ciean
bb scy bobbob ever excited in New-Jeremy. The
Gr/vernor aod Sen ate have %\ p.. uLv! three eminent
and e*teen.ed citiienB?Iloratio 8eytnoar (Dcm>
ciat), late Governor; Grorge W. PatWaor. | Repub?
lican", hta Lleut Govornor, aad John C. Greeo
(old liM Wh.g. who probably ro*M for V. 'm on .
Mr. Greene U a ?taten Waeder; Got. Seymour
ba Is from Ooeida, Lt Go*. Patterson from Cow
Ui.que. Eacb of ttem it above tt** suspirioo of
r.'k-d? personal ? an from this important trust:
Here 11 do partj masonry id ib* Coaimiaioai the
People of la,- State end the 1'poplr? of tie Island
alike coo?de in them. We are in favor, then, of
?.. r-z that CeMBbai nthe IUM fowttw>lBBsww
tbe Quarantine, construct and furnish it, and ac'l
tbe old one to pay the eoit?or help pay it, or
overpay it. as the case may be And, whea they
?ball hare lorated the Quarant-ne. we .nt-nd 11 itu
Uin tb*t keatiori, and try to bring thia tnost de
plorable coutroreniy to aa Mi, But, to fetter tot
? i.rLUi eau'mtb bf auch provisos as tL? Eiflfl
C'? unty folly, :? paltry and v ??> ?.
Perbipi the Berate may better let it go, if tfco MB
it otherw u-e r.ht; but it is none the !e-rdr-,pie
aV.e. _
TF^IPHIAMK AT AI.BIW.
Top Assembly has f:rat passed and twSB !^ !>d ?
bill purporting to prohibit tbe sale of IatuAicatiua*
Lt<]iitjra at a IwOSfBaJB, ,,r the keepng them on
hand for that purpose. Believing that siid bi
would have amounted to nothing ;f enacted, we
stand over it<< grave w ith the dr r>? sort of eye?.
But we entreat th>' Legis'aturc not to k L tue sub?
ject drop. Our present Lxciso Law il grof ?!>' de
fective in at least these points:
L It authori^s the licensing of groeshnpa in
tewLi-h-ps which deeire to l>e spared suehiuilieti-'a.
Tt:;.- oogbt not to be. In every case where a clear
majority of tbe voters of a town-ih'p or wird are
opposed to the Liquor trafi'.c therein, no ?oeaae
eboiild be. granted for such town or w.srd.
2. The C'hii.:;..--ii.nrn of L*X''>A ab \\\ be
quirtd to begin to liceum on the 1st day of MafCfl
and eloaa their labors befure ttB fir-it day of May:
at,d all licences Hto'ild ran fom said first day of
Ma> foronejear, acd do longer. The mode of
Iwec.emg by dnMets all SomflMf p*J rawed in this
Citj ll a dndge wDieh 10 Oil Id lie stopped.
3. For an llllkalliocl person to dismay a lign
importing that he keep* tbe forbidden LtqM ??, M
to display bottles fir OMkl wb c't appear to contain
such liqufirs, i* a fiftoal violation tt tbe restrie
t "Os of tbe Excise Law, and should be made le
ga'ly such.
4. Lvery citizeu ahasald be author,.'. 1 t ? com
pinn of viola'ions, and afrould bf MthoiizBitc
cointncdcc suitaiu the sjajnt) and behalf of th" Peo
pV of the State, giving aec'irity for eosts, and re?
ceiving to bis own uw? ail the costs rec ver d, w:.h
half tbe penalties.
Any person proved to havo k(i?t liquors for
sale at ar.y time daring the current year, should be
prranmed to have done to on every day BJiee the
exrife )ear legan, unlesn the contrary :s plainly
made to appear, and should be flood, on convict. BJL,
$11? for eaeb d?Jf of aueh violation of law.
? Boei are aom? of thetamendmenta reqiired to
rerder the pre rent PTrtaw Law what it purports
and intends to be. May we not hope that they
will substantially be enacted at this session .'
THE BtTPatKH tornT.
Did the reader, on h;s fir?t ti-it to Washirigt^D,
ever wend bis way |loiB| Pennsylvanie. avenue, with
bis eje fixed on the pile of buil 1'mg* that CrOaTI
C Ifttol Ilili, tL-d bis luioil lOfi wuh vis on- of t'.d
greaiiK sa and dignity of the Judicial and Legisla?
tive DapaVeeBSastsatt tba Cijuruur m, WDich bold
tkeil bc-ata t: in
Ten to one, that, in Mcendi.ng th-% M46MI e
flights of steps thit leal firrt to Uaf BtTj ' r,-..le, and
toence weamy up. up, tip t) the rotunda, you lost
)our way, omitted our I ?bi and fou A yourself ?*>
ftpertedlj grojiiDg ab.mt in a dark, damp, losr, aub
ifininfsin aparttuent, whose undefined iiPMOlioil
Belt away in distan; ahs loA's wild uere a:id LwQfl
e iflawll of pUl?rti (| BO wlMawSlI style pi architec?
ture; in 0B? comers BOOIawiBOf fhps and c \!
? ts; ia another, a b?sp of dingy bixe?, covered
with dust, and piled up |o the c m.,; ou this ridfl
a mass of moldy barrels, itli sT*d atni id d B mi
in.n, und whither empt} Off filled u> one k:i<>nl|
and BWIf ..ff fOlderi a AlIwMS iB BBjlOfeT, aud
lbro?*ing a Iuiid strea'u acrOM th.i tu/steriouj
criverti, and suggeiiiiof thoughts of Mil ton's "lower
" deep."
Vi.ii start b^k at first: M lured b;, ti.-' in-ht "f
the fuiuaee, you venture ?:;il inrther aato it's BJrti<
tkial oa\e. On machiug its center. )> i -'.. . ?
|l ust one of the btJMMmi a strong frame-work
Oi rtwtSatj ,-re. ted limber", at.irti. c from the lloor
in a 'tucket of j-.iiars, and going up t. the eei'.i g,
evidently for the pii:p >-t< ol sui;; rt:'b ti ?
rtructure above, and giving you a most uncomfort?
able- fei'linu' that there is BAofSt of being ern?hr*!
to atoms in this grtm catacomb. You puih on,
treaaiDg as stealthily and pMCfag nowd as I I
lai tly as Guy Kawk- s did on tbe memonb e i'iftb
of N'ovemU r. Yoo discover s BArrow p'-.- ag-*,
lightfil with Jon !?tup. Y .t.-r \
bftneea trro walls of old deal boxes, see a distant
glas? door. As jou approach, it seems It be
luatded by a peraon*^ with a \.sa?,e j j : dark
' ?>< -yh to cnzrespund wth the ge^-'ral gloom
around him. On a n-v.r^r \ y -j [->ri:-iv^ t \\
be ia i Bf of thorn* kybrii b pBSM w h?i have no ril r
that a wh.te m;tn is bound to respect. Beibta
hati? time to keck hirn dov,a for st-'pr>iBg u;> the
w: y, ho prof.'undly IobBbbi L-'tvl, gently s.vings
the door, and. Ifll Bonding ti i Ol thre-? ate;n. > .
bto ushers) Md t .ri'vr ro.'Ti .f ?b?al! diaer-r.n',
tharxd over head ItBe a q-iarter section of a nun*
km ahell. the upper and broad- r r'.m ororvjmg
awfl ? svindows. Bud the ijweraud narrower OOOBBsfl
down garret I.ke to twt r! a9T] the w.id mt being
oi ground glass, and Mm BfBt tri -khn-; tr.r ?.
tnem into the apartment. Ttat which m -at ar
res*s your sttcction is s long pe,r7. Just ia fr^nt of
toe?e w.r:djwi, sUhtly eierstesl sh' ve the fljor,
tlung which are ranged in a straight Line nine an
cieDt persons, clad m Marl* iHt g^wa. Thotizh a
??ispioion creep* ar-. fBV cr.nd that they may be
men. they look, for all tt- w.,rld, like a row of
worn outnoraew, iiu .-..; in an ?? Intelligence O'?oe,'' >
w. itii g to be y..r- d. A r an rt&nds in awB f x. ?
front of them, sbtkv.^ a roll of ?BBBsf M ft m ??? j
sivrly ia the fa.se | f the i ?ctral Tirure of the ?
(who strikingly r acmbles a weazen m :mcy , a:i
blazing swsy st tr..> whole nine Lite Moae at a tire,
naif b do. eo pereo-s are ljangin^ on ? hurs, or
idling aboat th<* rtx?m. Bn ask the ebon watinel
% ho aad w hat all this is. You are peactrated ar.th
awi? on h'artizg that yoj stand ia B e ; -e - -.ee of
the Supreme Court of MM I r.'ted Btatee,, ^oi t-it
he whom yon had ia jonr ignorance looked upon ss
w i:?"n-fa?ei, is Roger Brooke Taire-y.
We would not speak d;sro?peetfal'y 0f t: e
?jupremo Court. The first tune we stambleJ i I ?
it, m wot not that it wbs the Supreme Court. We
re. ently entered its sabred pre-'mcts in company
with a;i irreverent Western lawyer. After gax jig
Biound a moment, he caola?aed: " I don't wonder
" at that I . m. ia the Dred Scott oaso, Why,
" what a - ?oUto-hole of a place this ia'
" These old men ought to be rat up aBoae grosd.
" where the; can breathe freah air aad tee real day
*' light once in a while." Our friead sra* ngnt.
Having burrowed to ratny yean in thia smteirrB
nean ca?uy, it ia uot strange that Kiae of the r
opinions should be of the earth, earthy." But
we bare gra er cauies of critiri?? Tie Slive
Tower, krowing tfcat it would ultimately fiat o?
refuge in tb* Legi?lative and Fveu'ire bran?he? of
the Government, has b ag had ita eve up- a the
Supreme Court aa its final hidrng-piaee from the
av' ngiog ipint of PflOOd n.
At iU organizatioa ia 179, the Court Consisted
of aix jnc'gre. Three were seleet-d from the
Nor n and three from tfca S .nth. Pat ten Mil*,
tail proportiea was retailed. Ia I'-**. C lief Jus
UM K Jewoth waa ret.t Minister to France. Whe-.
he left, the North bad two and the South three of
the .Tndg-s. The tnormal v. *-J eJltBQSt a Ctiief, I
till January, 1801, when Marsha!! was placed at its
brad, luua uivirjg law of tie ail JojdfOO to the j
South. Though the cumber was afVrward in- |
cresfi-d to WMBi and many chance!! <>f membership
occurred. Southern su< n ma-y oo the bta:h was ;
net shaken tail 183 , wnm McLean ol Ohio, hav
-g trie jear before been labstitBled for Trimble,
of Kentucky, and now Boidwia of Pa. taking tbe
seat vacated on the death of Washington, of V*.
tbe North had four of the seven.
Jackson in the Bank war, and Calmun in the
t ullincaiitn contest, encountered the opposit: I
this tribunal. They resolved to nuke it ours sub?
servient to Executive dictation and the decrees of
the slavery propaganda. In 1898, Marshall, after
pre?:diDg for eix-and thirty years, died. And now
the first str:-t!y poetical appointment to the ben'h
w&a made.
Iu 183% Pusne. Secretary of the Treasury, re?
fined to remove the Federal deposit* from the
I nited States Bei k. TJanaajSOO JaekoOB WeaQs/fd
him from office and appointed IJ.'.'T B. T.aney ia
his place, in the recess of the Senate. Taney
promptly did the job. The Senate refused t) con?
firm his nomin kt'"ii, ax.<l be we it bark to private
lie. Two yesrs aU-rward, Marshall died. Jack?
son, willing to reward Tv.ey for d<r'i_' au ?mJ-i.ni
political deed, OeeOOWed Bpea him the ermine that
f-11 from the ahoulders of Marshall. Benjamin P,
Butler was then Attorney-(Jeueral. Bf the rules
ef the profession, he should have received this ap?
pointment, lie had .ample learning, OSfOtseaee,
industry and ir.t? grity, for the place. But it was
gi'.en as a compensation to a politician who had not
scnipled to perform a hiiih handed ac1: at the dicta?
tion at the lixeeutive. i'rom that hour, the Court
lost caste with the country. Ca houu fix>d his
eagle eje upon it and resolved to make it the snb- |
senii r;t hack ol the negro propaganda. 1*0 tVs
end, it was necessary to restore Sotttaattl BBBfBOn
6i) 01 the Bench. Two BOO) seats v. ere creat--! ?. I
der J;.ck-on. V.an Buren filled th"m with Citron
and McKiril '), both eUreme elaveh ildere?the
former a respectable jnriat, tbe latter a groveling
parti-m. And r.ow the Cc Bit consisted of ft re
rlaveholder? an 1 four mm slaveholders, with the
iioserupnlms Taney at its head. And thus it re?
mains to kfcje day.
Of the It* Chief-Juiti. er of |U| C >urt, two
were from the North, and presided in too stjgre
gite 7 years; while tbe South has furnished three,
who have presided iU) years. Of the 31 AsOflfl
>i Justices, 13 oeaae from the North, and It
from the South; the aggregate period of the for?
mer tx-ing 191 tears, and of the latter, Vi44 years.
Purine the first li? jears of the exiejenee of the
Court, the Judges were si ieoted equally from the
North and the South. Throughout the aubaeiiue.it
69 years, the South has had a majority on tbe
bei eh, OltHfilPf about fl pears. It h.ia boo trailed
the Court for the last 23 veare. Do not forget
that all this time tbe population and buum-mif the
North has e>eeeil-d that of IBs) South, aad iDat.
tor a quarter of I century past, this preponderant
htm boon great and constantly increasing .'
Ti e Attorney-General ifl an important auxiliary
of the Supreme Court; its publn and private a I
fist r. He SI the hue OBaOBW ti the Admioi-itnition
fend oi l oiigre-s. The Slave-Power *ha-< kept its
c je on this important offlCOb During the se.-eaty
years of our constitutional existence. Fev?n Attor
nej-Generals have been taken from tbe North,
whose aggregate terms of offi.'O amount to S3
jear*; while tbe South has furnished l?. who ha/e
held the post 10 jears. DOM anybody hebere that
this persistent possession of these two braneoe- of
the Government, by the Bali -rower, is the re?
sult of mere BoeideBt I
i'nis tribunal h?s important functions to perform.
Dot eedy ia swaee, but at the Clreurts. These are
most unequally, BJo*t scandalously arranged. The
Free Stutes are divided into four Circuits, and tbe
Slave into ?~r, the jufges ot tt.> t*o sectibbs sit?
ting in the C ireuits wn-'re tbey reside. The gen?
eral business of the Circuits differ* aamtialrj from
that of our State Courts. It is chiefly of t*o
kinds?nuts on patents for invent: jih, tmdeivh :md
criminal caiea arising out of mantime busin-s*
and the IBT00BM laws. It is notorious that nearly
ail patents are issued to tbe minufactur;ng States
of tbe North, lienr-, there u the rest of this
kind tt litigation. A patent suit in the South is
as rare as " honor amor.* thieves." Fach of the
first two Cirnita. L e., New England and Hi w- j
V rk, afford more sm-h auits yettrly thsn all the 1
live Southern Circu ts. The ^reat buik of busi- i
ne.sa ipnngs directly and indirectly from the com
Daerdal canine. Tteamoua: of tru inarine in J
the several Circuits ia a much aurer t-st of -heir ,
j iridical business, than population. Tli ? ree/itervJ ;
and licensed shipping sho s-i the exte".: of tfebl ma
: r.e. l^et us apply this teet. |
I. Ifcsj kmt Circuits of LsWIVm States, this ehiji- '
ping measured, u the L-.st j :.ir, I. *".' 7 \ tuns. In I
the five Cir-tiitstf the Bbti BtaA ?. U BOBBBIli
841,538 tuns, or *earceiy more tnan o;ie-fii;i as
: I L. The adir.ira.ty ? :.d reveaii*- bu?iae?s of the
C.r Bjfsj ia nlout .a ti.is proportioa. In the tirec
Circa t. co-poied of Maine. aflBJ iTsBBBaBBB.
MiAaaehnsetts, Rhode Island, thetunuage is L?TO,'
l '?' -et nearly double that of aJ! the S-Vath. la
tie sjbbbsjI C..-cult, competed of Vermont, Connec
t:eut and New-York, it is 1,798,191 tuus?or morv
IkBI kV ibll that of the ?vs aii-.ea -idiuj C'.rr.iH.
The Circuit in wbieh New * ir'eans and afobile are
k. u.iUd. has cary IK j}-> tuns; aad that wh'ch
boasts of Charieiton and ftsVaaeBaV, but 131 77?
tuns. We doubt not that more admiralty and
revenue eases are heard in either one of tio ?rst
tfj . Circuits thar. ia aD tie South.
We m ght extend tkvso statistiea indc^nitely.
We forbear. Th-oae adduced show that this Co-; "t,
as now arranged, ia scandalously sectioaal griaaly
partisl a mockery of the Coastitatioa, a serf of
tbe slave power, and a disgrace to taa country. A
truly national AsUniaistratioo will not fail so to
reform it aa to retraiu tor it thv? eocfideDce of the
people by adapU^ it to the. cad - for which it taju
created.
Tim ?riP '??Tooh pi i ? Ttf*y pettrajei.
We lave alrea.*. ripnA-eed oar o. ~ ?* of tr
elecueii fraud* ia tbe i"'reach Ihi'rct m Maiae.
Weartll oftir pt-o^l to *how the manrrrria wtrch
they nere perp-trated a-id eipieed.
We f:?t ?ay ta*t. tat l r tbe eT,cc'l?it regt?
trylawa (.f tha' I Ate ;t w.?uIJ bare beesqi't?
impneeible U> fix Ifta fraida ?Jirectlf up >a
ttcir pe;p*t;bU.r?, m *a* d ia* ba 'a*? Ann*: ??? a
inveat gatiiin. T> r> j:bjtry law* r.f Ma-re pr.ir ij
t!i?t, la all their hi l 1 ?..w-.h.r* ?f tie State,
wuich lDOlu i-*?,. pieces* that tave o?>t *et up a reg?
ular town gun*ratiicut. a L*t of vcit-r? ik*il
nut ooly be kept at the f i *, but that it ?hall be
aealrd up i,i ..pea meeting oo election day, a! in?r
with th- account ti tha rote?, and be transmitted
wiLo that account to tor tor*4ofJ of State?'* aal -e.
Thii provision was trteided to render e -;ioi
aga nat fraud on tbu point pt rfr-et to tar aa mtkt*
la'.re provision could go, and it usually aecotn
pliab* s thia end. When it d<>ee r;.,t, a* it o..l not
in the ca*o aider contideration. it yet affords a n pie
means of eipo* ir? after tee frauds are practiced,
t< we shall are.
At the otoetwM in the Trench plantations, tie
i ? m r> BBp< n.*ed bj outs>de polit'Ciatis. sent
tbi're for tba purpose. There am tbre* of ta?*??
p'antatiiBJO, Van l5'ireri, Madawarka an l LTancock.
Lach of them Wmt put 111 charge of efficient Demo?
cratic can?a?*cri BBja] electioneerer*. Tt.e niru na!
? ffioerB af the iNntatiu;:* were BtoafiOl D<JJiO
crattc. Tois state of things loft e.try thing in the
I hand* of the fraud play tag party.
At Van Huren, they made clean work, admitting
everybody, and then counted the vote* priiately
where the operation could not be overtoiked. At
Midtwa^ka, one Madigan. a Failed State* tluetom
lltuw iff.cer eent up Irotu the town of H ?ilion,
one biitidrt'd rthle? di?tatit; took charge of the
polling place, h:.d kept BejOaWOaaOO through toe w h it
oay. Ileia represented as sjattermg hu ia >ney
freely, right band and left, among toe French, men
ai d wou.rn aLkr and aa trading at the poll* in
ui'ieu ticket*, at a dollar and a naif a bead lor the,
VOtOf&V He kevt regular tallies in pencil on tie
window-ail! over which tee votea were etat, mtde
use ol bine trkets in order to more certainly coatrol
hi* men and closed the day a w->rk w ith counting
and declaring t?e \utea. I he blue ticket arrange?
ment was carried out at each of tbe other ph-.ta
tiena, although direcly it. violation of th" law.
It was at Hancock, avtvatar, tb*t tue priucip-tl
fraud waa practiced. 111 re, tAiffJfl were cirnel
with a iuab, and without a ?einMtuce of fairneaa or
t'ectn-y. To b'gin with, afo-ty gail in ct-iv ti gm
waa emptied by the voter? oefore th-y l?eg?u to
vote. Tia* maddened Ihetn, and the elcctmri after?
ward waa iituply a drunken carouial. fr? II?n
cock poll wa? fiipervi>ed by another I "titled Sta'e*
Cm'?Iii Hi 11 *e nffieer, BJ we have heretofore)
atated, of the name (,f Duki t. who pre< ded. arat
liiuiaelf a c?ndidate, held the litllot bor, received
hlltbe votei. coB'ited tRetn. made the ret in. and
cfieated all tne way thrmun. No B paOHoBl
could remain at this poll, and the oatf mtu wha
attempted to challenge tuttri wat driven of! the
ground. Everybody vo^ed who offered, aome of
them aerertl tnnea, and BOIM of them voted by
the handful!. T&e f.tera were ail at*pp(iOa1 with
plenty of money a* tTOll m gin t'> thel'ustuiu-IIouae
Officer Dickey.
The wholeatory *t this pol! ia told by theDeno
eratio cletk .ind a??e*ior*o' the pioototloa, in ?t?te
ineiito wl.ich we find attached to taa report*, of
whii h the foUowiag are e.ttrartt*:
h.ii< 01 a Pi bBTATlov, Oct K, llCa\
It'm. If Cvi \ri~l an elera of H-nioi'k I'.iauta
tion; ht the 1 *et eli i tioo htre, e?tryt.bit(< ?dh m t
hubbub I OOtU* Lot BthNk tue Luouee on our l et, nor
BaTtAtegalac; Taa PrneaBaai arata ad druuk aawtevo
dajr; the rlei- ii.u ?h* calleJ at I oV.oe.k; I trot to the
toll? nun alter r.'? at aur rate before the tiir*a? but
the polli Lad be- n o^ene.1 ei iue tiuie, the d ?<i er t
ter? ?>>:?< ad dr ir.k I t: .ru to ki eo a ehw k hat, b'i' it
1 ' ? BJ weM luve he-n th roan to the It vi. ? i.er**
Bdgbt nave been a* uatny fOOkfl eaet bif ire i go', t ere
i. 1 ?*, 1 don t knoa; DiOBte*OAllMg
ra a |t t '.in: plantntion LuH/ke fioiii my w b BTattla l ?rin '
rterie aaey aome time before the election an i I ajaaaj
htrfrteea ."'< Batata; they ht?d a eheik-Iirt wbe-n I
gi t to the pull?. it ki et by a Fret:e nna?, 1 for?je:
b<a Lunte, anu BalOwi Hutey a curk, tfaVM *v<t
great n-anv ptraotM preaant WBOBB nairiei BfaM ?lot 011
?B liat ef voters; tbara were a grett mn.v BtWB
ve t? in 1 'tn thia year tiian IaaI?wiietner tuey were all
legal voters or nut, I don tkutOWl IfrB list ol vu'-trs waa
Lotted bajeava too abockat j tt?a paoob rotad sottet it
was b>poBBlbb to cheek then, tie;) pilel overene
anottai 1 ki a ti >ck of ?'.iee|i, it. was nil hubbub, ?u i
the devil ha pay, theie wotil't Ik: bo diflieulty a" 'i 110
er*, k hat if fba fOOkfl would h t 1 Ltn aloii*, I elio t! I
like to a?e an elect, n wtttMMf ni 1 ?, OfJOB | I
Lt Kl w Laif tho V'/.ers; I i!on t tm^k
there i* a teti.i ot them ran reavd or wr t -, 1
Oer. t think ba^kftBMIDaO at 95 yi-aiaold I ave ever boen
baklW the Oraajd Falle; the leadiM man heje I01V0 t'io
reit? in their r'.Tn haL'l* an^ waittoninbi tt..u^slo <k
well as tiiev 11, i,i I n; ywu n ie; Mi l'-i^e wer tfee
oeiy Kepublii in about the polls electii n d^y, ar.d f.bey
or ra t im Oafi tie *>ay i Ii* y nbu--'l the oU (MBaaaBBM
w&r- r.d.' ntorja it wat too bad; he ie a very uh a man
an.) a good eittieB); Dickey onl ne st of the aork; heia
lawyer, doctor and Baoat eiiyttnnL.'. tie knows BAWV law
atn aoapal tbaa riemt ari>r>?i<ly iiero; he laid meat tue
tI:oe, ' My fV-d ' we have vote* like-. | baTB
Bot w..rke<l eo luLg lor n^ittai.g ' ITOted 1>r Dnikey.
aaWfia mtMftf \it^t*->x~I'retty uiucn e?ar wnoie
tote itt tttia plaatati il ;a t*iaacai| *.;iey act more iiku
wild betet? election Jay than idle BBBBJj there OBawl be
1 u BMtl puihtg a: I liiailao aT-ota,' a ptrce! of BToJyi
j it Ofd of tna woods, thsu there n miiortj t'iwni the
ftiy of eleitioo; '.h* mea I mdn't know. lackey did;
ttiire ouBht to ba boaaa way fur too As-raevra to kc-^w
ii.i th? voter*; it* PiwevsOflaarj L-wte aoaaabodj to fur
Lieh iiqueir for thi-u e:ei tion ilay; at the las', ei.etioo.
a few ot them ?rri^pej theme>ive6 n-ak^ l acljaaiped
right Bp and dowt , 1 ?aw i ce fellow atark BBtta. with
m ?Lirt cd, and na drawer* ilowc aroonl hi* U ?t,
i iL-pay i'.?,h(, up and 'lo?c, se/era! Frjneb BTaMBOa
wen IraobbajOt ! n; Irev-r sa a people act ao bad
aa thry do; tb?y rt<>r t act like r-u.jian Mopj at ail;
tkoyd : ' kt. # f. yt ? i-'"?t <. ur p.,t g...,i. basi
or n.d.lTVri-b'; I mtwt twfik the;e la one It I ty of them
lLai can i -t*U 01 ante.
HaiffirTB Pt.a> rATioN. Oct. 25.
.V . Ft. HunnTtll- One of tba A*wH ? ra. W .? prea
aett at the afbaaOM sf the polU, ba'. atityeil ouly a
ebetttuB*. t;ad noUi*.** to do a/ttOtekOaaBO>
ttOB)| waa at the po'l* at the eloee, ntnl In !pe<] ?NMawt
theaofea, baaaf raveral ahi. h bjtmtfmtmmVt. BVlUUa
ceiled, calitii Aitrntion to the fatttj (oa .1 not aty
?y vnre a'. ?tTOWB t? | tb r tn Bfl | it looked r?u?
picieus; tbey weva aLl ooin'ed; aou't kuow how
maty rn?re were : it LL.#rtt oe> atJtwtBOtVatl
wb?u''i ?W'tti.i; o'> that tfa vottra had drank a
fr.rty-gn'.iot catk it /it bai re BtJCBtj J o t kr.ow ia.y
tbiLg about it myatl:. 1 iiw i^^il BBaaVf drunken
voter?; thoae wL? bava the asoet. Bkaaaaf get tba 1
Freu h voterr; trey kL ?? EOthLcj? about our po* im. |
Tk vote at tii.s preeicct waa de< land, aad re
?Oi a- oUowi. fut Mea hi r of Ceiigre-1|
Bien Uradbar' D-.-3 |. '
ItCtjTi ?*??: kep... 19
Total.5
AIcd? with ;hii return, waa rent, under requui
Hn Of the law, ?ut purtiirted tu be th*- :iiinm of
the?e 319 .oteia. The town-Lip alOJ known to bo j
.mal!, and had aaver tbio*a aay ao-fa vote b?.-for?.
Tte plantatoa ?mit* embrvce ? )ar*:e territory
lying on tbe wat and routb of the nver ht. Ja ,
abetittwt?ty mile* long -y '< ". or twelve wide.
The opp-aite ode of tne river u Br.t'sh territory,
occupied by ?> ?eme claaa of peeplo who innaint
liancoek. Ft>eee circcanaUncra greatly ftroted toe
; nc.Ji'.ieti fraud lie poll wubeid near the cl..;
die of the t>mtorj t>f ;he plantation, and tbe votera
oougrf'iatri frt/ta tbe ootakirta, ctJBlug ia from
every duetto**. From the crowd, toe CAtoiuaion,
tbe geceta.' Owtl-mell aty!- uf tb.? proceedtBga, and
the rcry datnet wkich tte putn^ttoa cof?
! artd. One flew Repnbhcsoe pn coukl set ?re?| ha]
! to traat est*nt fraud was artcaUy being prteBta*]
j What thay e aid we, however, ceuplel with |k*
faet ifctl JB#jlnigV| Tu'er* was out i>f tbe mmm,
t oo, *>win< tin- v no* of DiOBey's ?i??, t,
kM'p'ngfe lie^iblicane frum tor pol1?. lae-ireae
c ijsii.r* traft *e.*y itcui-d Uut ? bald ?<????*??(
fjhwwwBg vi* be n? ex-euteJ. Teere #a* ao aja*
of l*.. t .-;> dett-rteitaiog tbe fart, howe??*, er
measuring its mecn-tw**, till t*? ret a rat war?
madr. IW r..i rf the iaa *.';r 11 tkat,
if Iben- was freie1, it vaae Saoau that it roads' be,
ia tbe fod. defeated arid pas safes] In this tatwt
edge Pie few uVpotttflOBB titfP. were, if not ova.,
ter-r. at It aet eonioelled to wait
1>) uieaat of ill-gal voting mtA double ?o?jy^
eas" pa kept ataaaasj Mr Dteisy Sad b?en ablets
get tui 318 vote* into In* bail-1 I x. 1> t Mr.
l'ickrj had to ajajj to the Secreta/y of Stata tte
rann** of hi* 319 voter*. Thi* wa* the traf that
rangM him. and f om which tfcere waa no ?4 *t*e
He fabricated bit htt, the BBXl m%] . a* well aa ha)
eould. and *< nt on bis 31'.* names to hedsjqiurtec*.
Armed w-ta. this h?t. it ITM only noceaaary toga
into the plantation, ferret out the inh?bit*.aU. as?
certain their name*, and .leteriLine who of tttn 3lf
were residente and voter*, and who wem aat
Th'* wa? done. A Ml certain of the ma'e cspaia
tion of ft tear* and upwvd wat ui vie, aad a
rompaneon instituted to verify th- aotiag list;
This ?-xatiiinatien d ?elowed the fact that thera wer*
but 199 voters m the plantation, and that, of these,
but 151 toted. Mr. Cuatom HouseOfficer Dickey
was thus caught ia the act of returning low aataea
and 1 *>?* votes frorn his precinct more thaa nelosgeg
to htm. A further investigation shoned that 51 of
his Its- nam*-s were tne nan:-* of peruoai aot
voters and that IIB of th? m were purely fietitioit.
The magnitude of this trat.eact.' udoea o >t ?trike
the mind to f -rcib-y as toe gigantic frauds of Raa
saa But in Kansas, there was a State to ba at?*!
to Saver). In Ma ;i\ tt was only a IfejfJ caateat,
tl a Beel important thing luvolved being a teat
in 1 ongrets. And Mr 1 >n-k ?y waa but one, am saw
twenty or rn-m? Government officers, actives/
eigiged in carrying the election, ami be had
charge of a township having lets thai 20f
Yntte. To be able to show a swiudle of 191 as
this aggr.-uate. tuaoife.te a getont far?.????; >?< ?.;..!?
not at ;i 1 la'etior to that displayed at Ktekapee.
Cod Side ril . Dckej's position and BBSawBBl of
expawtUW, nr think Jobn Cat Boen hi ns. lf ceald
? ot complain of him. His conduct fairly t-atiUes
him to promotion in that great p -! tk'al or
gativadoii in this country that do>v mstely seeks
to rouipa-s its ends by fraud. We shad tee if he
does rmt ben .alfer grt the du* approval tar hit
penitentiary ofTer.te?If not by proinotioa to a bat?
ter i ffice, at least by retention in ths? one he saw
holes.
I ., i. sb ? taagBl by the ready and complete sr.
poeinv Bf tnis fiaud through Wteagencf of a e?>d
i- ai-try Law, ihoaJi not 1-e lost upon our legialatoia
at Aloany, who .ire row OOBweBBffSBf this sabj.-i-t.
It tlimtrates and enft rees, by a practical detnoaatrs
tion, many of the view* we have ol'-en h\i occa
liOB to urg-- bj recard to this imp ?rtant reforat.
A ?11.11 tVKOtl TUB TI'll.tTlllKB.
The Eoip'Tor NtiBOSBBB must be iu a serf ditassi
coi.oition indeed, for he bae not ooly wnttea a aaast
N ; ry moae Ittter, but he has written it to Sir F.
Head, who is not the liveliest of email stateioea,
who has pr i ti I it in Tae l.ondou Itin-t, w nch it
Dot the most jocund of Brit th journals?osakiag
the whole etlur about the most solemn ever origin?
ating ti the gay bind of Gaul, sod quite funereal ia
logfy Fng and iteeif. " My dear Sir Frase a,"' u%
the aff- eiionate addiess of the KnipOTOf to foe B*r
or et of the llubhlee, snd M My d--ar B r Frsnei*" is
in t3e ewBOOTipt <>n. S r Fraoell baa, as it aeeeas,
ti rrto'ore wiittOB certain letters to The L?nd*n
1 tmn in defense of the Lmpe or?letters BO dosbt
evcule'.t, aa volunteer com mum cations to the
press often are, but which we do not reaieuiher to
haw rend, or to have even cursorily" noted, aad
about which we are certain 11 re has b"?u Utile or
BO deflate in the Imperial Parliament. Phe 8ire
Nsjs-le n has received three produc-ions from the
autior, and as grea' folks are ofteu grateful for do
Datiora of razor strops or large cbeeeea, rw tbe Sire
Napoleon is ?nmal y grateful for Sir Francs Head's
art clet. Tin: Kit peror it very ?lad to titid that he
ie not forgotten in Cnglaud, and toimoiagty refers
to tbe days when be wtie tiBeifd by tne fradeamSa
of that iand. as no vagabond Pi i ace waa ever trusted
before. "To day," Be taye, ' I tee i. a: y taa
" cares of po*er, and one of tho greatest of theia
"aronod me it, to fiud onetelf mituuierstood and
"misjudged by those whom ooo vaiure the wMBBj
"atel with whom one deeiret to bve up SB g*o*l
?'leims." Now, too, ho openly d iclnre* Ltoirtf
to be a bum bug. " I deeply regret," he says,
' that Liberty, like all good tbing?, should ba?a ist
"excesses! Woy is it tost instead of making
"truth known, it use* ev. ry p| rt to obicura itT
" Why is it that, instead of eucouragiog aid detel
"cptrig genet-us lett ments, it propagates m atrast
1 and hatred "' And thus attacked in hi* eacn-d
persOB by l.ibs rty, the Enperor returot tsaaka
tDat dear Sir Frar-.1* has not heiitate-i eoi rjeti
eaily to oppose su- 0 error? with loyal and diaicBer
tdt'-d voice.
Notv, wuhout ettering at all into his preeeat
criefi in tb- r pofittBOl detail, we do not see \s',y Bse
Sin PesajloBi OL aVsald exp??ct to be loetay wad
UDrem'ttitsly jovnd. Had tbe experienco* a/taa
fan.; ) of woich he is a putative member haea ot"
that gay and sunny character, that .then ho euagnt
tbe throne of France?when fie naked his Ufe, hia
liberty, and auch money at he could borrow, ia lit?
tle invasion*?he supposed that he was in punuit of
s rosy (thoflrt of S)l?ar ti.- p easures, of tea goad
will of man, of private er>j-iy tiieot, of tjj hUasiags
<fJobnBi.il and thaeatirted deft rt oca of Europe I
Had be BBTOf heard toe rernork of wM " di?iae
\\ n .ams," to the effect thut uaeaay Lies the head
that wears a crown .' Did be suppoee th tt he of
all xen waa calleaJ by Deiuny and Duty to have a
hesaflacLe in the T ler es for the b- aeitof the race*
Why should he throw bimself apoa the brwad
bewBBi ot the d.ti.n|uished S.r Head, aad cry
because his much-i ovcted crownBtMkBB his Urowtf
Aid if ho thinks it ne--ssary to write ti Tee
Tim/> why iloea ho not do ic bmiself, iiatead of
wntitg thronte a delspidatasl Baronet I Fie has
kicked poor etio,uett?- out oi doom xaore thsa
onoe. M.gbt he not hate d*ie so once morel
Tbe BwaSfBBB di^d.e if wo inay u?e S6 unJigaiiied
an ?Aprssaion -?naccrntag digoitaiiea, wu a f*?of*
te odo with tne FncVe-, and eeems to hs (asily ?oa
?.d by the Nephew,. The Founder ot tbe Faaus)
was wont to eipr^iate at great length, with maay
tears, and w ith almoet maudlin emotion, upas hie
euffetiEgs, to'.esenta. trials, dangers, aod eapecaady
upon the ill treatment wnich he received fresa per
?d ions /Jbioo Bat he never succeeded, we he?
llere, in sett.ig a letter to an Kngliahmao bte Tos
Lo*i*n T\,-.t lie did sueoeed io fsetng BesrhAy

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