Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1849 : Weekly). (Columbus, OH), 1856-10-22

              COLUMBUS, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1856. VOLUME XLVI. . 8 00 ITS 1 w o State Journal' tc potuniD ' DULY, TBI-WEEKLT AND WEEKLY T WM. auiUX'I.EK, Editor. TcraiTlnwliiblir la idvince. iMVt- O0fyM. ' -By tba Carrier, pat wis 12tf oU. ivwAiti ixs.r'- PmiT , (.nuhnfUn4aJoT rwyfl or auvkrtwhio by thi jtn"B. (ra UKW 01 WW MAO A sqoam.) n,.. ...inifMf..ll 00: omhoin jrks...M Um 0 mnnttw 13 00 ; oat " J UM ' emoolha 10 00 ; on " 1 wi i -,tV,. M fICt ant ' 8UTI .. u .1.. i en' it flitava. One " I wrath (U;om " 1 inatrttoa Uplay-4 sdTertlaaiiwate balf mora thanti. abort AAwrtiwiMBti.hnlrf ami plaotd In ths eolnma ol ' Hptjdal NoUom,'1 nlwjr raM. All aotlo rtqolwd to be pnUUIitd by law, lgl rates. If orJcrtJ on tht lnld twhislvtiy after the!" wMk. SO per wot. more than tba abut rafw ; bat aU " l appvar In lUe WWVrtily ttllbnut abug. HlnM 0nl( Bt ei-eoMtnf Unas, pf ?, Mi, S2,60ir Uttt -, outwit IS. Xti of t! eha-tUblt aoetetlaa, Art soiapa- .. half nrki. Maniaa noticai U wots, h taJftMM wfll Aflp J-tar, wnUwjwid.br. A.!rtlMnot Dot MwmwnM wit wrtttt 4Jrtt-I will bt 1UHM4 UU lirbld, adeurl Htai Hits rule will not b rtriwl from. WatkW. l-rlt. u th. IHtly. whtrs tlit a4vtrtltr ...f tb;Vrk. Blun. Wlwr tht Dally aa Wtjjkly are both uf-.1. than Hit tliart for tb WstHj will ball lhrUt: tu lmiit. CaJar tut uiwat iriUm, altertteer PT n,ub tor tit apast bt oflupiM, m woiw "'"i br,(fble oitb tb oomplUon only. TUt pLu If amr COLUMBUS: TUESDAY EVESfNO, OCTOBER U, 1856 1 rrtulncAl tfntbaalcr Ucdarlif for Frc- B90U Tba follonrios dupatob from Philadelphia, tppeMa la the Cincinnati Commercial ot thli morblug. Ab Migo or tb tlmei, It U prvgnftat with meaoiug. Mr. Coffoy bu iMea prominent Demoort ol Poannjlrwlt, for mwy jw, and up to within day or two. Tho withdrawal )f aooh a man from bli party with all bis ante-cedonte, crddoI fil to hava a powerful effect upon tlie Importaut State of TitaDayWaDia, Poor old Oucliauan appuan to 1m dtrted by bin frlud la all quartcra. Ho hu oo bold up on the itTectlooa or the peoplt.and be ! dntlo ed to experience a mt luglorloai defeat, Here iitbu diapatob: I gig a of (be Tudci. PaiMDcunu, Oct, 14. George J. Coffny, rvcoutl; editor of the Dem' twatic Jir$M9, ha rt'puclkud Buoheuen, and laat ertnlug jutaed tuu Fremont Ueuooratie CI u I), lie uiaue a npeeob fully idenllfylu blot' ilf with the Uuputilloau cause. Ur.Coffty bu junt rt timed Irutn btutopiug the State Id beball ot Uitchunaii. lie waa (Jurreipoodiug Screta rv of the KeTMoue Clob, aceompaaled that Ulub'to tbe Cloolonati Oonveutluo, and wu obiea to announce to Mr. Buonanao D oocii- outlou. lie wu lo tbe orator ol the ineetiog at jQUupfludenca ique. We would at toon expect Col. Mediry tod tbo Ohio Statuwn to desert Buchanan and come out for Frt-mout, as we would hare expect ed George J. Coffey to have done auch a thing. Tub Cincinnati Baqvihicb on Tom Cobwix Tbe organ of tbo Cincinnati Uemocraey doea uct tbiuk much of Mr. Corwio'i ipeech at Cr- tbasu on Saturday. It ibtb It wu not " an er fectlre iptttcb, becaue tbe speaker dealt chlefljr in generaliUrt, and withdrew bU aympatblee, In a great meaxure, irom thoee oi mb anaieooe. "Itwu an old-taihloned Whig ipeecb, whiob, of Itself, without the eipreae assurance ol Mr, Oorrin to that effect, thowrd that the speaker was ol that olau of foesllifurous politicians who permit tbe glories of the pant to lull them Into Inglorious Inactivity and neutrality In ibe mo ment ol present pMl au4 angry conflicts." The Stutnman affects to be dull gb ltd with Ur. Oorwin's tpeccb, and seems to thiuk It "struck iwor and dismay" a the Kepubllean rank. The Republicans are not eatlly terror-struck or dismayed. They bare a good cause, a gallaut leadr, and a glorious protpect of defeating tbe pro dlavery oohorU, and tbiy will no If. Let the Sutttma look to Itself. It has oause to fear. We bare none. The It-publtciiQi or Wnurville, Dlen-don township, bad a glorious meeting last night. Tbe large bait was filled to Its utmost oapacity. Ur. Sohoulcr, of Columbus, made a speech of one hour aud a balf upon the Issues of the day, alter which the Secretary of the Republican Club read the paiaraiih la tbe Sunday morn- log's Stclfman whvrtiti the orderly aud peaot toeing oil liens of Wesbrrille were represented at lawless ruOitui. It wu to rich that each sentence of the aitlclo wu recelred with loud laughter. Col Mcdery ought to have been there I to see bow bis artlole wan appreolated. I Conncctltut Ucetlesn Tbe t'urir Knqirtr of Saturday says: Th9 Town nlcctions in Connecticut of Monday last, hare recalled h ft eweeplng victory for t'remout. We have returns from 134 towns, In whiob Col. Fremont gultis 2l and Duobanao 13 making a net Fremont gain of 16 town. Out i le Is only balf the story. Betide carrjing a large majority of tbe towns, wo gain Immense ly in tbe popnUr Tote, carrying all (he populous places by decided Totea. The Flllmoreana and Ducbiuien appear to bare been perfectly united, hut tbe Issue of tbe fusion ta a splendid Bepublluau Tlotory. Conucctlcut li certain for Fremont by 10,000 majority la November. Raising Baehanlcr ftupplkii OormpwdaMS of ttw M. Y. Trtbuas. Wasbikotok, Oct. 9. The work of taxation goes bravely on in the Government Departments la this city, and already the ovtrworktd recipients of Government patronage begin to complain bitterly of tbe levy made upon their salaries to carry on tbe good work ol preparing Ihe way for the introduction ol slavery Into the thriving workshops of Pennsylvania by tbe election of pro slavery Buohan an and bla satellites. Now these poor clerks say they have no objection to giviug what tany feel able for the success of the Democratic party, but wbon tbe amount tbey shall give Is fixed by official au thortty, it is rather more than they can quietly submit to. But they have no choice In tbe matter, tbf-r must cither Ktve. or be officially re ported to ine secretary or toe ycpartmeui to be entered on tbe Black Book kept lor that pur-nose, and from whiob iudirment is to bo pro nounced on all who reluse to give liberally, after tbe elections. It is auite amusing to look over and seo the variety of excuses presented for not coming up to the rack. Here are some of them: 'Larue lamllv unable:" "Heavilv in debt can't give without defrauding my creditors;" "Have ttlraady contributed more than I feel able to give;" "wining, dm uname;" "nuigive to now balanoe oext month." Tbe loRowlnti Is a scene which occurred be tween P. Clayton of Georgia, the Second Auditor, and S. W. Browo of North Carolina, a ster ling Democrat, aud brother of ex-Senator Brown: Mr, Clayton approaches Mr. Browo, with roll la baud, and remarks to him: 11 1 see marked opposite your name Refuses. Is this correct, and shall I so report it to tbe Secretary 1" "No, air: It Is not; it should be decline, not refuitt." uen la aomeiumg oi a ipeoioiun oi wimi is daily occurring In tbe Government Departments here. no one objects to clerks or anyone else div ing whatever they pleane to aid tbe party to wUioh thuy belong, but when tbe attempt la made to coeroe tnese aonatione uy omtxai acts, it la time tbe people knew it, and If lor uo other reeoo should determine to burl from authority any party mm oouia do guilty oi nucn petty acts of despotism, to say the leant of It. It Is oreauojed that out lers than tiehtv thvtuand dollars hu bQ raised In this way iu ttio departments nere, ror electioneering purposes In Pennsylvania. 'i ne money is uaeu, too, tor tne moat oase on- jeots sucb u buying ot votes aud being placed to toe nanus oi leading uemocrata lor oetuug purposes, In order to gut up a false impression i to ineir airengm. I am told also by a resident of Maryland that tbe game Is endeavored to be practiced of colonizing voters from Mary laud intoPennsylvania. It becomes every Pennsylvanian to be on the lookout for all kinds ol fraud, lor it is evideut, frm tbe solf oouudlug spirit manifested by the uemocrauc leauers nere, mat tney win aetceuo to any base meaua to carry the election, a they all admit that If tbey lose I'eumylranta la tbe State election It In all up with them. Let each voter In Pennsylvania remember that bla vote may decide the late ol K auras. tatlhtr Utter fre Br. NUmere. The following letter from Mr. Fillmore to bis Southern friends, la addressed to J. W. M. Berrien, of Charleston, S. 0.: 10AIST BtSrOUN'3 TUX UlftSOCRl LIME. BcrraLo, N. Y., 8ept. 29, 1656. Your two favors of tbe Wib lost, have just come to band, aud furnish additional evideoce that I am constantly misrepresented both North and South. In tbe North 1 am charged with being a Pro-Slavery man, seeking to ex-lend Slavery over free territory, aud in the South I am accused of being an AbulitionUt. But I am neither, and u I have invariably refused to give any pledgee, other than such u might be Inferred from my kuown character aud previous official conduct, I have uot an swpreri to the public any of theie charges. If havimade to maintain thr Condttutiunal righti o'i4i d0iif4, ihe ttill dttfruitw me, then 1 eaa only say that I hope she may flud one more Just and more fearlew aud self-sacrilloing than 1 have been, and that whtu fouud, she may show her gratitude by her con&denon. Aod so of tbe North if after all I have done to maintain bur Constitutional rights aud ad vauce her interest, she distrnits m, I hope she may flud one more worthy ot ber conildence, and bestow It accordingly. 1 shall have no re grets lor myself in oitner caee. i am oniy aox lout that the Country should be well governed WEDNESDAY EVE'G, OCTOBER 15, 1656. In the Rou district, and we have Democratic reports that Cooper K. Watson hoi beou defeat ed In tbe Seneca district, but tbe returns which we have received do not look that way. If be Is defeated It will be jmlly attributable to tbo vote which he gave to pais tbe congressional compensation bill. We have bad various reports from tbe third district. The Statetman, of this morning, says and that tbls unlortuoate sectional controversy' i Vallaudlabam is elected and Campbell defeat rf. What th Democracy have said of John C. Fremont. Tbe Buchanlen are now showing their hatred of Free Speech, Free Institutions, and Fremont, by fabricating and publishing tbe most unblushing falsehood against him. At tbe same time, their own words on record oondemn them. Be low we give a few extracts, tbe Identical words uttered by Democrats, before Mr. Fremont bad been nominated for tbe Presidency, and we challenge the Democratic party to produce In favor of their own candidate, from tho records of Congress and tbo records of tbo press of their own party, testimonials eo cordial, bo annual!-(led, so honorable In every roppect, u those by whloh tbey fcave Indorsed the man to which party policy now opposes them. But read tbe testimony: " There is no doubt that bis (Fremont's) rap-Id and deciiive movements kept California out of tbo bau s of tho British subjects, and perhaps out of the bands of the British Govern-mciit." John .f. Dix, Dtmocratic Senator, -v. r. " Ife give it as his opinion, not only (bat tho cocqucNt of Cal fomla was effected by Col. Fro-inobi, bat l hut tho Unltnd Atatea bud derived the advantage ot bis conquest at comparatively little cost. Hijititiftcd C't't. Fremont in all he had done, IT be bad done less he would have deserved and would have received the operation of the whole country. Ho made some reference to tbe course which Ool. Fremont pursued course, la some instancos, rendered in-dispensable for bis own preservation, and alwatft characMtttd by $kiU and pTvmptitvde,',uit' chiton, of Mntouri. "Col. Fremont, In his opinion, uat the moJ merihnout Mmeriran of Ai age now in rcief cnee, and bad be (Mr. A.) the power ot appointment, he would ere thin have given him a military appointment in Mexico, fur whioh nature bud mi clurly formed hlui." Snnuinr Alttn of (Jhh, "I do not oppose this menro on tbe ground of opposition to Colouol Fremout. I have slight acquaintance with tbo Colonel, and I am t favorably rprt$ed a to him that I ttottld at readily trutt him at any otherIndivid-uat.-'-'John C. Caihoun. Here Is what Jmncs Buchanan, under oath, lu 18.'; 3, tCRliiled toi "Cul. Frtmont't tertsictt tetre teiy valuable; he bore a cotfineuont otrt in the eoqutt of California, AND IN MY OPINION lei BKl-TKIt KN1 ITLKU TU UK CALLED THE CON-QCBROR OF CALIFORNIA THAN ANY OTHER MAN." Were Ool. Fremont as pure of character u an angel, the slave Democraoy would now tra duce mid dander him. Republicans, you have a noblo candidate, and you can elect bio il you will. The oppotitlon canuot utter a slan der agsloet Fremont, without throwing a lie In tbe teeth of tbo beat men of their purty. Id Freedom we will triumph. flotcrnor Cor win at Davtnn!II Speech In fit Torol UwDi Lewis l, Canipbrlli Governor Cr.rwla wus present at the Republican meeting In Dajton, on Monday night. Mr. Campbell made au able argumentative ipeecb against tba ex'.eoMon of slavery. After be concluded Governor Corwin was called for, Tbe Dayton Journal thus epeaks ol bis speech ; A. tbe conclusion of Campbell's speech Corwin was Ivudly called for, and when he ome forwttrd, wu greeted with deafening shouts. Every luce teamed with pleasure, u Conwrjt alter so long a period, again railed his voice among ui. lie ipuke with all tbe fee I log and earuesluf n and effect which characterized his fnrmer etfurK There weie the tmnal etc-meiit of artmlratioo, of ri-proor, nf exhortation, of wit, ft d of humor, which always comprise hti-Kativn. Mi Wir mow 'ehavefearatbatMiller,B!ichanlir,lsUcied I rM:. upon eacii mm who hoiux in bis ballot a tract em of itmiraivcrwuicn iroest) maRe op the atrprefrate of power by which tbn detilny of tbe country Is swayed. No man who heard that appeal to his InMligtuce "d his patriotism oau lightly decldt! bow his vote tball be given W)-uay. Uf tbe speech ol sir. Campbell, tiov. Corwin spoke u presenting an argument on the slavery qnes'ion reiauug w tuu iciruones,woiOR in toe position taken, wu not to bo successfully eon-trovetled as In accordance r. 1th all the judi cial aeciitons wnicn umi oeen mune in tnis ouun The ClcttloB be Ohio Tbe returns of tbe elections which took place yesterday la the States of Ohio, Indiana, and Pennsylvania, to wblob the whole people of the Union looked with to much interest, have not yet assumed ft sufficient fixity of color to permit as to state with any degree of certainty where tbey arc There can be do doubt, however, of Ohio. She elands tirm on tbe Republican platform. From Indiana we bare bat meagro reports, but so far u tbey go, they Indicate the election of tbe Republican Slate ticket From Pennsylvania the returns are very much mixed and Inconotuklve. We piefer to wait until we receive fuller returns before we say aught In rsgard to that Slate. There are some things, however, which are Rxed, aod fixed too, in ft way that wo do not tike, and least of all we do not like the defeat ol our eloquent and faithful Representative to Oongrets, Hon. Samuel Gaixowat. We expected, and bad a right to expect, ft very different rviult, for Mr. Galloway had been "bo clear la 1 hia great office "bud reflected so muob honor apon the district, and bad gained for himselt ft name, throughout tbe Union, of whiob any man might well feel proud. It is useless at this time to go Into so exam. I nation of the cause or cancel of bis defeat. It Is dearly traceable to tbe conduct of the Fill-more men. It waa la their power either to elect him or to defeat him; tbey have uhoien the latter alternative. They have defeated blm, but tbey bave not elected Mr. Stanbery, their candldat. Indeed we doubt whether his vote will exceed ouo thontand la Ibe entire district. They have elected Samuel S. Cox, or at least tbey bave suffered blm to be elected, notwithstanding tbe abuse be bu for years heaped upon both their candidates and tbelr principle, and who In Congress will be found aot'og with the Drookees, Keitts, and the whole pro slavery Buchanan orowd, to futen the curse ot human bondage apon tbe fair, free land of Kansas. Wo bave the complete votes of the District with the exception of Darby lownthlp, In Pick away county, and we make the majority in tbe district for Mr. Cox about 301). It may be less, It may be more. Franklin county, Mr. Gallows) s own county, did well. The Bucbaniers expected ft majority of three or four hundred io Franklin, In place of gutting which, however, tbey got none at all. By our returns tbe vote In Franklin li tie, between Galloway and Cox. Licking county disappointed us badly. We bod reason to expeot Ave buodred majority in that county for Galloway, Instead of which bo doesnot get over fifty. In Pickaway oonnty tbe msjorliy for Cox is about three buodred and fl.ty, which elects him. William Groetbeck beats Scott Harrison, and Mr. Gurley, tbe Republican oandldate In the second District. Mr. Groesbeck Is a gentleman of ability aud of great personal worth, and It li said is opposed to making Kansas ft Slave Slate. We iuflnltely prelsr htm U Scott Harrison, though we would hare been much hotter pleased with tho election of Mr. Gurley. Gvorge II. Pendleton is elected In tbo first district, now repreeenled by Hon. Tim. C. Day. His Republican competitor, Mr. Taft, gave him n good race, but tbe diversion of tbo Fillmore vote to Mr. Turence, gave tbe district to the Bachanlere, and so the city of Cinoiunall and Uatiiiltoo Co. will be rcprctenled In the next. This, however, Is contradicted, We think Mr. Cam pi 11 is elected. Bingham and Sapp are certainly dieted, and wt tbluk Herton Is also In tbo Fairfield district, although the Bucbaniers hereabouts claim (bat FalrQcld bos given Medlll 1400 majority. The Reserve districts have all done well. So bu tbe Darke and Miami district, In which Nichols la undoubtedly reelected. B. F. Loi ter is alto elected in tho Stark district. Tbe Republican State ticket la eteoted In the State by ft large majoritynot leas, we think, than twenty thousand, and It may go up as high aa thirty thousand. We have lost some members ot Congress, e batweeo tbe North and tbe South should be settled, and a fraternal feeling restored. But 1 apprehend that tbe difficulty is, that tbe extremes on etch side waut a President favoring tbelr ow n peculiar views u against ineir opponents. 1 cannot consent to be sucb a candidate for either side. I am for tbn whole Union, North and South, ut aud Vest, and If my countrymen will not accept mo on those condi tions, 1 shall not complain. Tho Inclosed article, copied Into the Richmond HA if Irom lb Buffalo Commercial, speks my sentiments on the Minourl Compromise. It mayor may not suit your latitude; but I bave not one thing lor tbe doutb and another for tbo North, aod therefore 1 send It. In conclusion, permit mo lo exprtts my sincere thanks for tbe kind Interest manifrated In mv success u tbo candidate of the I'ulun. 1 renumber youri lamented brotVr well fti.d was the rn n KoM( M ntCB.tnd.nMk j PrVUQ UI tlftll UIU IUT lilCUU. IllHUlllJHim- .ff.i. A... .kl.l KA... la In (hi Aim. ble lire could have baen spared to aid us in mis lrjc( whan W8 oM meX GlIloW4T Md g4i0 THURSDAY EVRIG, OCTOBER 16, 1856. try. He spoko ol Mr. Campbell as an able and faithful representative, niid u one whom, If tbe people riebily understood their interust, Ihey wouid re el tot by a unanimous vote. Campbell, he said, hd engagwl hi rotating tbe Kane as bill from its dm Incf ptlon, and he ought to be condoned In Congrets until the questions involved lu that ineitiuro were seiiled. As for Mr. VnlUudli-tiain, lw said, h bad found him a pleasant gentleman In bla pursonal lotcrooun with him, but he said he ought to wait awhile and if be could see him to morrow he would adriso him re decline' His alluilon to ' dis- tremd young men" who were striving to get Into CougreM, brought down the bouse. Altogether Gov. Corwin'a ppeecb was a profitable one in evrry respect. There was an unc , nun about it, tl we may use tbe woid In ibis cooneoitnu, wmcn came witti power upon every sxptd to low tbe two In Hamilton, and con- i mi,lU it fM r w!()ini DRtrfotlVm. and narung our cumnx -Hdmtraitie good sense. siruffsla to save onr country n tin sentiments oi reipeoi, I am truly and sincerely yours, MILLARD FILLMORE, p. (j. 1 write In baste, without time to oopy or correct. Mr. Fillmore wu evidently In bad burner when be wrote tho above, with which wo have nothing to say. Tbo article to wbUb ho alludes from tho Buffalo Commercial, is au elaborate article to show tho "fully" of attempting to re store tbo Missouri Compromise. It is poor trub and not of sufficient Interest and Importance to lumber our columns with. We therefore "lot It slide." Samuel Cox. This Is a bad swap, and ihu dis trict ougut to navo prevented it. Campbell Certainly Slcrtrd. Burrab I Tbo Telegraph this afiernon readers tbe ekc tlonof Hon. Lit wis D. OivrntLL, certain. Tho vote li bis district 1b u follows : Montgoinury Co. 16 majority for Campbell; Prehte VH majority; Butler Co. d0 msjorliy for Vallandig- ham. Campbell's majority in tht district, 96, Etek limaner left tbo ball a belter man from having beard the tnt-ecb. 'Ibu meeting adjourned with tbreg cheers for UaMpodi, turee lor Corwin, aud tbreu for Fre moot: all giv..n with a will. MIMAIM ELECTION. A despatch from tho editor of the Journal at Iodianapolu, received to-day at two o'clock, says ; " Nothing definite. State hu probably gone Democratic We know nothing oertain." nsimviifu KLEFTtoa. We believe that tho Republican .icket has been elected in Pennsylvania. Our belief Is founded upon tbe actual returns, and 1b not In fluenced by reports of tbo opinions of partisans and telegraphers. If tbe Republicans gain In tbe parts or the State yet to hear from lo the same proportion u in the parts heard from, tbey bave carried tbe Slate by from vivk to tkk TBOi'UNp m j obit y. The Stttutnan, of this morning, claimed tho Stats on tho strength of Forney idlrpatcb, at from ten to fifteen thou sand. AU of this computed majority hu been knocked into a cocked hat to-day, aud (bey are willing to compromise on a tie. The Keystone State Is safe for Fremont. The Ohio fcleetloD. Tbo if .orns received show that our noble Commonwealth hu given a rousing majority lor tbe Republican 8tate ticket, which selected by not less than thirty, and may go up as high u forty thousand majority. There may be, and there undoubtedly are errors In tbe teturns, but we think that when corrected Ihe truth will fa-TortbeRepublloao ticket. Truth always bolpe our side. ; Tho Bucbaniers bod a grand torch light procession here last night, which many of them who bave bet their "piles'' upon the flg ureBfentbere by Locoioooo from different sections, tbiok was a ierte premature. We have beard that tbe illuminated triumphal arch which was toted around last night on tbo shoulders of (our exulting Bachanlere and wbo unquestionably expeot office for their labors wu very suddenly eclipsed by a telegram whloh wan received that Pennsylvania n did not look bo well." The show that opened so joyously oloeed Id sorrow, tbe marriage baked meats In this cste set out tbo funeral ceremony. There bu been a good deal of hard swearing about town to-dny among men wbo bave bet their mouey upon tbe Statttnun'i and Forney despatches, with which, however, we have nothing to do. Tho Statei- man bai claimed the State for the Bucbaol-rs, and the election of nine members of Congrea? (Ve propose to examine these olaims. Tbe State iman of this morning gives up Ohio, and gives np the eleotloa of a considerable number of Congressmen. Tbo following member have been eleeted: 1st. George H. Pendleton, (Buck) In place of Timothy C.Day. Republican. 3d. William 8. Groesbeck, Dem. In plaoo of J.Scott Hsrrtsoo. Fillmore. Sd. Lewis D. Campbell, Rep. rams as lost year. 4th. M. H. Nichols, Rep. same u lost year, fitb Richard Mott, " " " " 6th. J. R. Cockerill, Buck. J. R. Emrle last year. Ttb. Aaron Harlao, Rep. Same u last year. 8th, Benjamin Stanton, Rep. Same as last year. 9tb. Cooper K. Watson, Rep. Sams as lost year. 101b. Joseph Miller, Buck. Lut year Oscsr F. Moore. Fillmore. Uth. Valentino B. Gorton, Rep. Same last . talk ttasTS. Cox, Buck. STflaHowaylMt yoar. Hep. 13th, John Sherman, Rp. Same lut year. 14th. Philemon Bliv " f Uth. W. R. Sapp, lCth. 0. B. Tompkins, " 17th. Chan. J. Albright, 16tb. B. P. Leiter, - " Uth. Edward Wade, 11 " 20th. Joih.R.GIddlngs, " 2 lit. John A. Bingham, " It 1b barely possible that Cooper K. Watson is defeated In tbe ointl mitrlot, but wt bare re turns which assure ui that he Is elected, altbo' bla majority will be small. If oar table is corrtot, and Watson is elected, the delegation lo tbo next House will stand u follows: Republicans 16, Bucbaniers 6. This shows a loo of three Republicans, wbieb, under all Ibe circumstances, li worthy of tht good State of Ohio. tUnHfM) Conntft Tbo vote In tbo first Congressional district wu as follows: Tall, Bop. S.loO; Pendleton, (Buck) 6.036; Torre ace, (Fillmore) 2,589. Second District Gurley, Rep. 4,404; Grose- becM.Mlf Harrison Fillmore) 3,110. United majority against Scott Harrison, ,Jtl, In tho district, which two years ago be carried by near ly tbrta thousand majority. Had be buo true to bis district, he could bavo beta reelected. The vole shows bow tht people despised blm, A BtcoANAM Elkctiui Fo FHKJWKT.-Henry ! 0M hundred nd fifty. pa We obierve tbt Ccunt Lewis Fitzgerald Torlslro has published a letter la reply to some strictures upon bun which appeared In tbeCiO' ctonstl Commercial. The Count acknowledges lli at he rtporlud rt privato dinner oonvsrsatioo, and puMi.-hsd it in a nowipper. The conver So poor Vol. I sbelrml again. So mott It be. tfttion was by funlgn ministers. The Count Latm-A despatch to the editor of lhi( pe, P'" onoa mow- per, received at 8 o'clock, says that L. D. nnving maue a ium snout li to uovernor Campbell's msjorliy lo tbe dlstrlot, will be about i h. ,b" cat r"'Bd bis office rather ... h,lt..it(..i ,! rtfi . tntQ bold on, aud tmlroil tht two nation in a The Election ft'twi. i grant me that right of every freeman or not. Tne deftpatencs from i eminyivama received 1 "eueve uat i navo had quite as good an op tost evening, liiuiuaio me irtumpn ot ine ue publican ticket by a small majority. Howaver the Democrats stilt claim tbo mate. Their faces wero visibly elongated, Iu spite ol their professed confidence, lut evening, while those or tne ttonuoiioima uiitriitennu unaiiu were terially nbortoueii. Thy Enquirer had u dbrateh irom roiiNKT oiaiming toe btate ur ten tuou sand majority, but this was by way of New ruru, ana was received at six o eiock, wLiiu the only regular di?patch, profaning to give tbe general iteult, wim later, being dated at Philadelphia at !mll ir.st pfven o'clock, and giving tbe State lo the ltepubli'juuii, Itio Kennhlicnis Imve Ion wvera Coinrreas- men in Pennsylvania and 01-. n. But thin wu to bu expected, for such a popular avalanobe lubi oi ot, was not anticiuateu at tn a time. by (boiw who were only reasonably sanguine. OUIoKy is beaton by threo hundred majority. Tbu Third district is still in doubt, Ibe Irieuds of Campbell and Yallandinybnm, each claiming it by a fsw rotes. Tho latest report Is, that only the official count ot tho vote will Im do- ciei ve. Wuhave private information that tbe i majority oi Morton. (Uen.) 1.300 In sleisn. and 1.100 In Alliens. Onto lias gone Republican largrly. Tli-; Fillmore vote is inslgaitioant in nnoW'."Notniuffs bavins in m;tny qnartero op"nly voteil tho Democratic- ticket. Ine ifiln on thu vota t!it Chaea received Is large. The Kepublicnns have certainly cut, more rotes (ban both the other parties, and we I think are about thirty thousand abond of the uemocraun Ms to tioK-t. 'l ncre is no ill more party in Ohio now and tbo members of a late organization that pn: tended to support the onouaue durum uanoiuate" are neinir raniu- ly distributed between ihe Republicans aud Demur mey. Tbo omall packnno ol dry bones that represeuti d in Congress the dry loik of Long Run has been dried up lorever. Tbn returns from Indiana oome Id very slowly. Tbe Democraoy olahn the State by five thousand, but tbo Republicans do not aivo It up. Morton, in Keniibiican candidate, was ta town last night, aud my a the election will be a tight nt. nut n-eid certain that no is elected Tho Democracy wtro Brine a salute over their triumphs lat uight, when a streak of lightning from Pennsylvania spiked their guu. borne ol tne select or tea party uad a wine ana oyster Clipper last night, but the fiab trum the great iveyatone uommouwealtn, tnoiifin lu time to nare louTfered with the teett, w;ti not nermittcd to prevent the Indulgence of tbe appetites ol tbe Buehanlet bdOob-nialiaaB. We are Impressed tbat tbey cava burut their owder, aud drunk their whitky, and devfuied their bivalves, and rent their throats wlih shouts ol victory, too soon. Chi. Connitfeitf, O t. 16. I false Irom lor m Carolina PHOFI380H HKDKICX, OF TDK ST ATI tlKlVKBSITT, IM rAVOIt )r lULMi).T ASO PBKKOOll. AN IK-! iidk vitw or tub ruacnuAL wobeuo or i ilavibt vrov run wuira POPLLiriow. I From lbs Rilib (N C.) SuudinJ Buohtnn erftn.l raor. sdkick, r ru cnriurrr. As a matter of justice to Prof. Hodrlck we publish to day what he ityles bis "defence" against the charge of being a Block Repoblloao. Tuere is not a point made or presented lo this "defence" which couli not be triumphantly met and expoitd; but surely it cannot bo ex Dtctsa or us. or o our oorrusoonuent. "An Aiumnns," or any citiien of the Suto, to argue i wus auiacx uepuouciu. i ins rniewor cioet-e bis "ffieoct," witn tne op'Olon tbtt "those wbo prefer to denounce" him, "iboaltl at least support tbelr charges by tbelr Dame." Tht author ot "An Alumnae1' is a gentlemen of high character, and entirely responsible lor whatever be bu said, or may say, lie is a resident of this place, and his name can be known, if at all necessary. ne aunaro to our cm moo, exoresea in tne Standard; The expression ot tbe Black Repub lican opmious u o r mum u incompauoie with our liquor and safety as a people. Tbat means neiibvr a ot nor a tat uutrucier oi our Ibis Is a icatier1"joirorer. for the trusieu W tbe UnlveriUr. We Uke it lor crautvd that rroi. UidficK will be promptly removed nuimson aroBicx's defekgk. Messrs. Edltois: lu tbe lost Standard Iseoa oommuniostlon signed " Alumnus." Although my namo is not mentioned therein, still, I sup pose tbe re is little douht thai It wu all intended for me. Now. ool i tics not beina mv trade, 1 feel some hesitation la appeariug before thu publlo, eipeelnlly at ft time like this, when there seems to bo a greater dttire on tbe part ot those wno sive uireuiion to imbiiu opinion to stir uo strife and hatred, than to cultivate tbt feelings urrt'ipeot ana Kieuaeu. uat, test my menoe might be misinterpreted, I will reply u briefly as poulble to-1 his, on it appears lo me, uncalled tor auaoK on my douuci idoo, to make toe matter snort, l ur t am to laror or iuu eioction oi r remontio tlie t'rtsiden- cyi and Ibete ore my reasooa for my pitftr- ence : 1. Because I like tbe man. He wu born and educated at the South. Ht hu lived at the North and Ibu West, aud therefore bu bad an opportunity of becoming acquainted with our whole people au advantage uot possessed by bis competitors. He Is known and honored both at homo and abroad. Lie bu shown bis lovt of bis country by unwavering devoliou to Its lute rests. And whether teaching school for the support of his widowed muther,or exploring tba wildi of the groat West; whether tulargiog the boundaries of science or acuultlnir for our country the "golden State;" whether establish ing a :onstt(uiion lor una yonuget daugnter ot tho Uulon or occupying seat iu the Senate of tbe Uulon iu every position and under all circumstances whether demanding heroic daring or prmUnt couuell, be bu always poueat- porlunity u be bas to form an onlnion on thu questions now to be settled. And whou "Alum uua" talks of ' driving me out" for sentiments onct held by these great men, I caunot help thinking that bo Is becoming rather fanatical. For tbe information of " Alumuui," I will state tbat he has put himself to unnecessary trouble in blazoning tbin matter before the public. Tbe whole subject belongs exclusively to tbe jurisdiction of tbe trustees of tbe University. They are men of Integrity aud Influence, and have at heart tbe best Interests or tb:i University. There le no diOioulty in bringing this, or any other question relating to the laculty or students before tbem. " Alumnus" bu also made another mistaku In supposing Ibat ibe faculty lake unnn tbftroaelvss to iniln.nc, thn im. iitical opinions of tbe Bludents. The student oome to college generally, wilh their party poli- iiAcu, bdii it is exceoaingiy rare ror tbum toohaage while here. It has, however, been often remarked, that a verv vlntant n.rti. sau at college is pretty sure to " turu over" tw- iora no ou iert college long, i hive been con-neoted wilh our University, u student and pro-feasor, for six years, and am Ires tn anv tt,.t t know of no Institution, North or South, from which partisan politics and sectarian retimnu are eo entirely oxolodtd. An yet wt are too ueu uaoava vj tan oigota Of DOID. for my own part, I do Dot know tho politics of motu than one in a hundred of the students, except as I might iufur to whiob tmrlv ther balonaod trum a knowedge of the politics of their fathers. And uisy wontd not nave known my own predilections In tbe present contest, had not one ol tbdr number uked me which of tbt candidates Ipreferred. But, tf "Alumnus" would undnralarrl th stats of things bort correctly, he bad butter ujio m wi w mo university, ue would Una noon member of tbt faculty busy teaching io bis own department, whether In science or in literature; and that party politics Is one of the branches which wo leave the student to study at some other place aod time. If "Alnmnua" does conclude to visit us, there Is another matter to wbicb I might direct his attention. Thstwo societies here, to tho one or tbo other of wbicb 11 the students belong, have each a very good library, and la those llbrarlns are to be found tht "complelt works" of many of our great statesmen. Now, for fear that tbe minds ol ibe studeut may be 'poisoned" by reading some ol these staunch old patriots, would ft nut 1 w-ll tor "Alumnus" to exert himself, through tbe Legislature or otherwise, to "drive" them out of the libraries; It Is true tbt works of UI-noua are in the same, com with thaan nf J.rrr on; but from appearances, the Virginian seem to bt read pretty oiten, while tbe fouth Carolinian maintains a posture ot "mutorly inactivity." Whoa I wu a student in college, tew years ago, the young politicians nsed tu de-bale In tbo "balls" of tbo societies ih un questions which the old polltiolaus were debt Hog lu tbo balls of Congress. Tbe Bide which opnoaea. slavery in me abstract generally bad ibe books lo tbair favor, and u tbo records oi the society will show, tbey had quite often "ibe best of the argument " So tbat when Colonel Fremont said tbat be wu "opposed to slavery in tbe abetraot, and upon prluolplo, sostained aod nude habliual by long Hilled convUtioas," bt but ottered ibe sentiments of four-fifths ol tbt beet soutbtra patriots from the revolution down to tbe pres nt day; and I may add, of tbt majority of the people among whom I wu born and educated. Of my neighbors, frieods and kindred, nearly ono balf hart left tbt state sine 1 wu oA enough toremember. Many io tba time 1 bar stood by tbt loaded emigrant wagon, and given (ha IMpllns h.J t. l P is u tuuav wuose iaoe i wa-new to look opon agate. Tbey were going to seek homes in the frw West, kuowlug, as tbey did that tret and slave labor could nut both exist and prosper in tbo tame oommunlty. If any wu iiuuh ut wymmA witnoni mowieOge, let him rtler to tht lut oeueas. Ho will there flod when what was bia n,MoisfiuMni to hear from tho lip of the nloreynid malic, the folJowiUaT remark: 9 " Yua'xa hit him, a right smart shot too ftt tbit distance." PmoOAt Dim to -y htiwetu tttun, J, H. Boiu and it, j. 9rau Jnleablc Idjnjt-meut I rom tbo Blebmocd WLIg, Oct. 0. Tht friends of the Hon. John. M. BotUand Kolwrt G. Hcoit, Uri, are hereby Informed that tbe late difference between them bas been adjusted honoiui.lv io both partite, io tbe following innnnnr a xl turnis: Dr. John Dru having called on Mr. Boti, the jnorcii.c; nfier hi? speech In Petersburg, and being m ennve ration rrnpeciing Mr. Scott and hlmsvlf, wad bene, a a letter which bo bed leceirerl lii- day b-fcre. from Robert 0. Soott, lwq dated Wjjh'iigtr-a Ci'y.Sept. 24th, m, and which Mr. D -m bd not tben anrwered, but whluh bfl was in tte act of answer og, end oonsalttd wftb Or Doe bp ta tbe cbrcter ot tho answer which fie should make, and stating mlly nud clearly, whit hi inteLdudhlsanawer should be. At thin tlmo Ur. Soott wi abwnt froai Vlr- giiint. Dr. o,i uuot concluded wUbio hlm-lf that, a ecui. a U,: tiaoilruturiitid.be wouiG,ts !..: tl-u . i. :.-.. U' tv.bwf thoga-tJenicn, tun Mr, Scott, and endeavor to reconcile their diff;ieii(ie, which resolve Dr. Dove did nvt run be known to uy ono, Mr. heott rr turned le the city on the 8d day of Octoijcr, lriid, and hb soon a Dr. Dove couli do so. be cal kd ou Ur. Soott at bU bouse, and aw hm at Hix.ut 3) o'clock in tbe afternoon of ttte 3d of Oct bcr. Ur. Dove informed Mr. Scull 0r tbe oi-ject cf hU Vint, and tbiv onn verftd very freely nlone fur s-tne time, Io tht eonrst of tbelr cunvret!un Mr. Scott nniAik4 that ht inteuiitd tho langutigo which bo bid used In hlfl speecli mL Corinthian Hall. In Ihla city. aud lo the city ol Petersburg, tube strong- iguiucu'oiivv bum ueuuociaiory oi Mr, BottH s spetch, doitvertd In the Af'ricai. Cbureti in thU city u few nlLtB before, and that it was not intended to bo uppli.-d perionally to Mr. Butte. Finally, at the instance and eulicltatfofl of Dr. Dove, Mr. Scott agreed that bo would name a Irleud who would meet ny friend that Mr. Bdtta might namo, and tbe whole matter of difference, re'err- d to llietn; and Mr. Scott theu namd Juhn M. Giegory as bid friend. I hi tome evening Dr. Dove iniormtd Mr. Uotts ol Lis Interview witb Mr. Scott, and ot wht bad been said and done, aud Air. Butts thereupon ageing to iha rulureLoe, selected w bis 1 1 laud . ur. John Dorc. On tho 4 li of Oo'ober, 185C,abont U o'clock A M , Dr. Jubn Dove called at tho oftka ot Mr. Jcbu M. Gregory, and Informed blm ol tbt tore coiug arriujttuiout Mr. Grr-g.tiy not having areu Mr S:,tt cfuco hh remru to tbe oily, nor od soy direoi tomatnnictlon with him, de elined sctluK until he could Bee bitn, anil bo Ib-lormed Dr. Dove. It was tbeu agreed ic4Ul action until 1J u'cloclt. oo as to affuid tu Mr. Gregory rituo to so Mr. Scutt. Mr. Gregoiy went to tbe housd or Ur. b'cott, and at tbo appointed hour met Dr. Dovu. Alter a lull atd bank coavarealma betwt en Dr. Dure aud John M. Gregiiry.ii was agreed fcy thtm that she letter ot Mr. cant, or th li ot Uetober, leOll, wu Of such a character that uulblog CbUid be dout until it was removed Out ot lber way, and tba agreed to ooo'ider it temporarily waived. Thu being doue, the; came to tbo following oocolu-sloni:"rst-Tbat Mr. Botls shall retract all tbf exprcfsioon to bU fpeecbes delivered lo tbls city aud In the eity of Ps ten burg wbicb lu any moaner impugn or reQeot upon Mr. outt u a get-tlemau.tffMto Mr. Scott having stated loDr.Dore, and admitted tu Mr. Gregory thai the language used by him In bis speech at Corinthian Uall io this otiy, and lo bis speeoti a lew eights alter-wards lu the city of peitrsburg, w lotendtd ' vj mm io ot Btrougiy argumeouttvt and ae DUncinttva of the sDccch dultveted bv Mr. Botif tbat In I860 there were filly, tig lit thousand no-1 be African Church iu ibis oily, a few nights tljlil' Itounod rtrg lul.oi llrluj j Bon; Siq , mi Kobtrl U. 8cm, Sm., ktlJ in Ib frf. lUlr. Naw, If Ibm ptopl. w.ru ' Ppro. and r.lilj our UIIud. Ibera will ta nnoli lo Ion with lb. IdmIiiiIob," why did ibty not WBtln wbcra thrj oould enlor In Il U not, howew, my obl io .li.ck lb Imtllulloo of il.Tery. Bat e.en tb. moil ool dtfenil.r of lb. p.Ulireb.l InitiluUoD cu ivajtr tin anr iu.l c.d,s if diir.r.,m. h. twa Ibem In ouuiKquvaco of ib. p-Qcbu hor.-Inrol.n.Jto. JOHN DOVE JOU.V H-CHBGOEY. Hoko.t, Oct. J, lJ(i. IIiciikosb. Honii.j, 0:t. 8, 1846. Ttita ol. u. tb.t i .ii ... s r.:: ""."t ". r-1 ( tb. Alnc.a il.ve Utd, tbtr. la no aourca (or oblalalox a .ooply, .rc.pt from tba natural lu-' eraarfc For lata raaioa, among otb.rl, a gee-lltiitan ol Booth C.rolloa, la an arliolai-ub-H.h,d la Do Bow'a "KaTl, lor Aogutl, lm, drcicatea a dlaHlollon of tbo Uolou, In Older tbal tba African alara tradi may be re.l.fd. From Nouh Uarollaa and Vlr.lnU it,. antlra Uamaa of tba alar, population, durloj I tb. lut Iwantj T.an, bai baan taut off lo lb, naw otataa oi ua aoutbwnl. In my boyhood I llnd on one of tba graat Utorouibferoe of u.l, (near Look 'a Bridge on the Yadkin rlnr.) and bare aaan aa B.oy ae two tbouaaad In a tingle day going Bomb, mostly In Ibe kanda of apeouLlore. No, tbe Ion of Ibeaa two tbouaaad did ihe Slaw gr.am Injury loan would the tipping on ol a mllloo ol dollar I tbink 1 may aak any eenaibla men JOHN 10 BOTTfl. ' RicascD, Mccdir, Oct. a, im I oooour l tbe altlci'..:,t piupo.d by br. Uota ad Mr. Grufcory, lu tbe mauuvr tut lorlb la Ibe wllbla paper. KUUCuT Q, HtOl't. , , Tba Bapil.li ef Jew York f.r rrcc4ta. Oorit.pad,e r Ut. V. Y. Titbia. .. Pun Van, Ool. f , IMS. Toe new York B.nti.t Sr.,. c.nUHtin. a.. Ju.l aloatd liafortj-ututb auuu.1 tivatluu InUtla Tin.g., aiitr a vtiy lo'.mdlng nation 0 two day.. 'l ha Board of oaoanra for tba preeloua year ran Arat on Tuetd.y attera joa at I o'elook, and In tba araiilug ao tlcueut wtroon wu preackr ed by lb. Uor. 0. W. lvqiiod, ol Buffalo, to a Ter. orowd.d hmiee. It wet tboroueblr Antf- tilavary tbronjliout. aud jutt tbe kind of preach- k..- . .,-. . ' iqk owro a, iai. time, vtt nfODMO.v atom- Sri.l.". t.n Imt'Tr 'oo bt lb. R,T. Wo, H.mir ol ; "driviag oat" a ailllloa of dollars per day I I am g:ad, however, to sot that tba ruinmi- Icy Is not now carried on to snob an extsnt us it baa been. But then Is still too much of it. i naT very nine aoubt that If tho Blares U. Webb, one or ibo tiucbanso tiectorsoi lue Fulll. Th,, ,,, b. t-leerapb. so far, tilatt ol Wisconsin, publishes a letier, wherein t . " "P0"1 7 !l V f,"' " ' bo very plainly and clearly states bia reasons i ""Ucso( Florida Indicate tbt wny Be cannot support ine pro slavery uemo-: .oiiumug renins. A Fimt Uatm NoHixai ion. Among tht nom (nations for Congrets In Now York wt notlot tbt name of Gkoboi n. Amuuwi, Esq., ot tbt Cowitr id Kn-julrer, la the fifth district, back into the ranks of the Dcinooratlo putty. Tklt is nomination emphatically "fit to be 0D K"Jr"?L,,"u h: l'1n.,Lb?U".t nadt," and wa stnoerely wast that Mr. Andrew cratlo ticket Tbo letier Is ft verv able aud con vincing document, aud ought lo be widely clr oulated In that State and ib mates adjoining. thus too scedurs to rteorontaiem are laittug will bo elected. Wt art glad lo notice, alto, tbt name of GiT R. Piltox again beloro tbo people of bis district for rslloctloi. Mr. An draws aod Mr. I'eltoo, if rsturned to Congress, will reflect tbt highest credit opoo their const! tuso it, tbo party to which tbey belong, and tbt body witb which tbey art to act. btV H. Clay Patt, tht valorous Border Ruffian wbo attempted to whip tho repot ur fur tht N. I. Tttbunt In Wubingtoft lut baring, write i to tht St Louis Rrpubliean from West-port that " Gov. Geary lo btcomlng oxctedlng-ly popular " wt preeame bt means among tbo Border Rufflana. Ha stales also Uat " Ool. Ti-tns, In com mood of tht new mtlltla battalloo. bu charge of tht prisoners ftt Leconptoa." Tbls Col. Tltuo It ft brutal blackguard, more fit for tbt Id side of ft Butt's. prison than to bt olothtd witb authority by Gor. Geary. He fllotes his letier In these words, which tht people will please note: 1 learn that tbe friends and partisans of Geo. Atchison hare prevailed upon Gen. B. F. String-fellow to bt a candidate for tbt vacant teat in tho Senate, tht pnpeollvt honors of which Gsn. A. has declined for those of a tquatur sovereign, aod for which ht hu bad so man eooUsis with Col- Doniphan. Gen. S. it fairly on utt moor. (jtTht Cincinnati na ufrfrpubllsbw ft lot of bogus returns of tbt late town elections lo Conteoticot, and says tbey art Ukvn "from tbt New Haven Htgitt,r, very rellablt Journal!" Very, about u reliable u tbo Cincinnati I uircr tnd tbo Ohio Statt.man, pf Ex Governor liuni, of New Tork, made a long Fillmore spet.b tt the Mi rob an U' Ki change, Wall sirttt, on Friday tart. -fel. Hon. John Whipple, oa oi tbt ablest lawyers of Rhode blond, bu ooat ooi la favor of Fremont and Dayton. , r to burn, the vilest sinner may return l- Con atlas. Cilambla 81. loBos I total Na.au J4ci'00 MxltiOft J.Ot. a Altebaa FtiU Rata... tstwbls -ISW. lftii. Fillmoi. Huob'a. Wlilf. 1iti. 100. . io!" tu WnEiLiNO IirrcLLioitNCoK out roi Fmhostt. Mepsrt. Camoball k MuDermot have purebased tho Wheeling (.Va.) 'iiVigrnrcT, and banco forth It will bt devoted to tbe advocacy of Iret principles. As this change In its character will necessarily call down on It tbt proscription ot freedom lo tbe Iret States ought to aid end populfttion. Tbo majorities for loSi ro ofBclal, cheer It with tbelr patronage. The daily Is i but tbow Just given art liable to bt greatly UdtLirIS4)....U0. D.lB,M....SU. There are twenty-nine counties In tho Stale. but tbe aboro named contain a full half ot the published at ta per annum, and tho weekly tt tl. Fitttaurgn uaut'e, On Tuesday lut anoibur marriage took place t tbt Hotel of tht Amir loan Minister. Tbt parties wort Mr. Jisarh M. Uy ward, of Charleston, a. 0 , aod Mis Maria Henrietta Magruder, daughter of Copt. G. A. Magruoer, of tbt TJ. 8. Naw. American marriaiee in Paris art be. oomfug ol frequont ooourreno. The Rev. Dr. uati, ebapiatn or me uritisn cmnatsy, wu wt otnclating clergyman In this Instance. fmU Car. A. X, Atprtt. pLf 0. B. Matuson bu bseo nomloated for res lection to Oongrets by tht Republicans ot tht Oneida District, Nuw York. Tbey might bart dont better, and could hardly have dune worst. Jatr The aggregate Hepubllcan gain In the 1S1 towns la Connecticut from which returns hart been received, Is, according to the Tribune, rising of 7000 from lut year. The Slate will go for Fremont by at 1m st ten thousand majority. j pT- Wt art pleated to record a rtcsot la-, stance of bumaulty and liberality on tbt part ot tbo officers and convicts In tht Ohio Peultsn-tlary, tbat refleoU credit upon both. A con vict bad, In consequence or some local diieut, tost tbe sight of both eyes. On tht ei pi ration of bis tarm of Imprisonment, ft few days lines, purse of one hundred and thirty dollars wu made up for blm, one hundred of wbicb evttribultd by tht prisons rs, aul tbt residue by tht otHctrt nod guards of tbo Penitentiary. vftrlod by complete returns. Fierce carried tbe Utate by 1,44.,) majority in lboi, and Maxwell, (Dm,) bad 1,059 majority for Governor la 154. Too ftfMbileaft of Franklin, Although disappointed in tbt election of Mr. Cox and tbt defeat of Mr. Otlloway, art not cut down. Tbey art u warm tod isaluuo a over in tbe good oause. They havt tht proud sat- ttfactlun ol knowing tbtt they dona their duty to good man fttid In ft good cause, and tbey are ready for the November fight, and mott tht enemy again. Ham NotU, tag We rtgrtt tbe dsleat of Mr. Noble our oandtdaU lor Protocoling Attorney. He did groat tsrvwt lor tbt cause upon tbt atump, and wu a shlnlog mark lor tbt as saults of bis opponent. No ono bears himself witb more noble resignatloa to his defeat than our friend. Never mind tbe tlmt will toon corns when Franklin county will do betur. Octipomw. Tht A'atianal Intelligencer, In speaking of tho rfnt difficulties between tbt Senate and tht House, thus cbaracteritei the It ws ot Kan ns : That oorllon of tho Territorial laws wbicb tbev denounce, and of wbicb they seek to pro- went tht oftfortesMni, whether on acted by Com patent or lotoaptMOt aninonites, art ft a is-grace to tbt oouniry and lit frit Inst I tut Ions. IWf III imr W'iu- vi vuviiu nuw. j, thanwert tbt tttt which brought tht head Charles i to too woe war.' Magnaulmmis Count 1 He says nothing about his Usgti bailcera, and our bill for advertising aud printing Iu Lowell. At tht ond of bis letter he Intimites to tbo editor of the Cem-mere 11 that hereafter, If anything more Is said .. a, it 1 In disparagement of him, ft suit at law will fol- Vio " I low. There Is no fear of any such. He will , .io I not place his history on tbe Imperishable record n ! ftf ooanif court. ;; ,'; ni DUtr..., Conmy and City Eitelloo. ' SklEHMW RK-tLkOTKO MX All IyOMKASKQ Ml- " J JoiUTT A Cla Swsaf 1 : Wu eeljlaved a njble rlotory ytitardavl In thla TtilrUMii lU f'-ri-rrnloial dlitrlct wo bare retieoted our laitant ftpreieutativo by a ma- Jiirlty ot not 1 than 3,300. Mr Taylor's major i iy in mn duaiciai unirioi win proba bly eject i.uuu. una county nse gouo ite publican by a largely increstd msjorliy. All the tonnshlp lu lbs county having been heard Irom except Huron, ir ins utter give its aua vote, tbe majority In this Oonuty will be 838. Haodutliy, oily and township gives au aver-asjo majority ul Ctl lor all tbe Republican can. didates except Mr. TaTLon. bis oompetitor Mr. WiLDMaM be lot tht only Democrat who tot a m.junty In the dir. This Is a gain of ON 8 UUNDRED AND LlQUIY-MNb over lut year's rote for Gov. Cuabo. Iu the County, ph(BMa'i majority lut year wu 826; It is now 83$ a gain Of riVfl UtJKbXID AND TWELVK. Uurrob tor llttls brio I Hurrah lor dnitatait aod FeXKUOll I Sand- sVy flr-jflt'Sf, Hot. deary Driving nt ibt Frem enter h Dpae'tl '.lipatab to ibe N. T Trlboia : (.uicioo, uonuay, vet. is, oo. The Rvr, Mr. Uigginsou and MHu Moore, who was recently reported u ft prisoner at Wyandot City, arrived la thin city from Kansas lo-dar. Mr. Mcoro takes tbo field Immedi ately for tbe KfpubHcaa cause. Gor. Geary Is do ua a emend a worn lor too noDUoucans. bv driving tbo best men of Kansas out of that Ter ritory, to latte tuo stump lor tremoui. ILLINOIS, Tht Annual Oouferenot of tht Musklnsmm District or tht Metbodist Protestant Church eloeed IU labors at Browns ilia, Ohio, a few davs aao. During iu alt ling tho political cen sus wu tskeu, wilh tbe following result: Whole num'nrof membera present, M; Minis tart, t0 bay Delegates, ou. ror rramonir Mintsurs, ftt; Lay in. o, U. For Bucbaoau Miulsttrs, Laymen, o. for puiuiwe Mim.ura, i; L.ay mto, I 1 tHft.Thj Naw Yotk Mirrsr smb tbat the la some whloh Mr. Bennett receives from tat Ker- aid It ono hundred thousand dollais ft ytaft Tbo ttatcimai Cart. Tbt Statetma of tbls morning, after all lu boasting that tbe Slave Democracy would carry Ohio, backs down and acknowledges tbat It was slightly mistaken, ft sayo t Tin Ohio Exccnow. We regret to say tbat from ibu raving in of tho Wuttrn Reaerte, end tbt reglot. round about there, we art defeated on tht Suit Ticket, by a pretty oonslderable majority, ine returns oome iu so scattered and rery unofficial tbat we bare not thought it worm wnne to maae up a tamo or neporia today.The Bluk Republican majority must bt oonslderable in tho Stale. TbU will do. Wt rather think tht Republi can majority In Ohio will bt "considerable." BtnyLewk D. Campbell. There U rerf general rejoicing hertabouU over the siuotloa of Lewie D. Campbell Ho fought wtlj. aud all ami h swat 1m, h Wi coma uurshaad, Tiit tlecllon of Campbell is rendered doubly ratify log by tbo foot that bis triumph d-ftftU Vallandlghaa. far- II is rtry generally bellorod that tbo Looofooos c ilooistd good many rotes In Licking county, Takt tbt vote in Knox and Lick ing oountltJ together and l! will not require a very strong Uam to draw an Infsrontt tf that kind, Vs. Thu Fillmore vote in tbls Bute will not exceed 16,40. Wt doubt whether It will go over six tu, Wbsrt art tbt men wbo claimed seventy-Are thousand maJorUyf Wbert are Norton, Wire, and Baling, and tht seventy -Art thoostndr ' Giisns Ornoi, Diuwam, Ott, lo, '40. W. T. iAsoo Keq.-ZWr flir .--The re turns from this county art In except ono town ship, Tbt Republican majority will vary nut Utile from TOO oa tbt 8uu tlektt. Our court ooaaty tlektt b tlected by band- soma majorftlet. Yoem truly, A. THOMSON. fLtbix UostaroauoAN opnoi, ) . , Katrrtw, Ott. 1A, loot. ed iho courage to uudorteke and tba wisdom to i and derelopt tbt Immense wealth which must oarry through. Io rofereuoe to tbt Ta lut of j remain looked up for years to come. Wbll.ttlie nts seme--; ia uaitiruia, Mr. Uucb tnan Bays, new oiawa, rrt irons a system which defrudr "lit botVaf counpiouous part in the conquest ol white labor, would btsomt a land of ovtntnon aitiornta, auu in my opinion is better entltiea : souoois, .unit ana industry, equal, if not supc Ntiuda, Ihe Lcnvuitoa u organ 1st d toy Utt . t-ltuiioo or tie Rev. Mr. Swell Mudctau. In (be afternot.n (tie reports of the Board ftud Treasurer huwlrg about gli.OOO txpettdad i ik ' toos ioni ii mo te ' fr tttaafonarv nurpoeu dor oa tbt rtar whiob art now loatttred th n v ovur Tenautwa i uu purg.oro uyr.ng id ycarwira Too raticb eannot be aald la praiae ef the botpltalny of lb. oiiltooa ul Ibta UaallUful aud tobooelled tbcooriietor of California tbau aoy ! rlur, lo any In Ibe Uoiou. But Utllog Ibat be other mto." L'or.ucb Krv.ceaaud ojcb ability , an It may, ttlll no onaoan don, tb.t btie lu I ln I I! -...t M....I. n....n. j ' .. ibririoii villaae, ,,'tibout raa.rd u atol. all btrovtcd wuh aaeb oib.r In aKuuioodatiU(i dtt.'-ttM", who will tor.rf r-n..tlltv:r witb grate-lul iu'cre.t. tne.r vlait -o P.na Y.n. I lore to do blm bonor. 1'latforme" and prm-, Nortk Uarollua wt need mure men, rall.tr tbau i i,,!,,,! ... I 7U""",0 M- clplr. are gout tuuugh In their plu,.; but lor .nr. land. Tb.n ,b, go to .Ttt nV"k. Z j "TZ akrl ,' .SfitL Ib. Prealdenttnl enalr tb. flr.t re,,ult,l. Ita man i dla.a nut... wb.o ..'bare loo mucb u.tllory ! '". ,L i VAl? 2d. Utc.uae Kremont ia oo tba riKhl .Me ol already, fur tba force we bat. u work It! Ojr ?,, ,. ib.VTn'. ,,a,m. t.a tb. great qii-.tleg which now dl.turba lb. pub. 1 l.tbar. fougbl for Fremont, ui on, ol Ibe ty I J"J, 1 'ti r. Plr lie pern. OpnoelUon to ala.try ailantlon la . raooloal act. wbiob Ib.y tbrew In tba tela il , lki" jl. Li ir ol tV. Co.' a,.tH. ullber a uonb.rn .tor Mtciio.nl in. It orlg-1 Ura.l Britain, wa. tbat '.be fo.ud Slarery upon lad Joluob U.ttou. Eu 01 Tuit T,' inated .lib tb, great aouthem ...'..men of lb. , lb. ooloolo. ag.lu.t lh.tr will. Now. lb. ' 0 Beeulatlon. Ween ntn, JcnVma, l-.trlck , eioultu a,. ,,l, to dlol,. tb. Dnlun b I vr' " d ,b. tM.Zhu!u. Il.nr. M.,ll.on .,,,1 ll.,.,l.,lnh .11 ormund ' . lb.. ... , .l,.l , ..kii.k .1 !na IM. ",-iuliTt uouinlilee ere to la .)...,, In Ibe allr.ot, and were all opSod In Ibe territory of kaaau. If in. la.titu.luu ol 04 '.!"? .'"". ''J'.""'.' ""?. lo admlul..g II Into n.w Itniwry. Ou. of Ib. ! alarery I. a Ibln. good aod de.lral.le lo iltell, T"LT L' .,, Tu iLltaiual ,7nW. wu excluded irom all tht territories we thrn tbey have formed a oonstltuilou and been ad- DostesMd. This was glng further than tut milted u a state. If titi not a tbloggood and Republicans ol the pvesant day claim. , , , desirable, tt would b aact of iw- Many ul thei.i greja idu wie oUvehoIdere , lo torco It upon thrtn. f x, brn-nvr, auy one bat tbey did not let telMulersft blind theat to 1 may lament tho tvilsot slavery, it u almost Im-tbt evils ot tbe stiiem Jtffrsun uys that' possible to get rid of tht system wbtn onoo in slavery exerts en evil li fiuiooe both upon tht i troduood. Nullify tl by law If you will, still whites and thu blacks; but he was opposed to tbo evil rem alas, perhaps aggravated. Bullna too abolition policy, by wncn me siavei vrouio new Biate a lew words in Ui ooautaili)U may member, and re,ir aeuta iu iu action by ministers and da-legates from every part of the State, 41 ueouiaiiaue, oomprlMng over BOO oburcbas autl ml ulsters, aoj 8i,wuu mutnlKra. Tnat-teodai-ce at this meeitug axaouiiit-il to atvtral ouudn-d. Iu addition to tbt UftsUHon of adtoomlao' liojal oiarooler, tbuConVenliou eotbulutioally adopted, with bat two dltetmlag rotes, tbo lot l,.tnFn...l In, n. ..m...J lb. Mhltel. lo faU aa. rttfOnt the! eanllte aasll frnm atiLurlntt j ,v ft '"'pvacH C J eaaiOH wl 1 IS TIO wS 00 Ul tobluarauhv be S'tl "NolLinii is mor cetUin- ly written lu thu bj.k of Me tbau that these Carolina, i be! leva ibat a majority of th-m who (ieoj)ie are iu ow ine, hphmi-iu win go us iwanaai aunog in um nr jcur Iwo ruota, equally Ire-, cannot Itvt In Ihs same would prtter that It should be a free Slate, 1 government. Nauru, batiit, opinion, bavo ' am surt lhal If 1 wsrs tt go thsrt 1 should VttU drawn indelible lines bolweeu t lie in. " Among to exclude Slavery. In doing K, 1 believe that tbe evil which he syi niavcry nriul upon tbe ! 1 should advauoe the best interim ol Kao-a, whiles is to make ib-tm tyranuleal and idle, and at tho Sams time benefit North Carulina With Ibt murals ot tbe people Hietr industry and Virginia, by prevrotiug the 0 rrjlug awa also is de-troud. For In a warm dim man will lamir lr hlm-elf who can make an ntbe r Ultor tor Imu. This t ro true that of the proprietors ol lriavry small pvnloo iodeod art ever seen to labor.'' A but wu Iriw In Jef fersuo'a titct islrusuow. 1 mlgjt go oa ana girt "Alumnus ' trery week trum unw till the eleotloa, a column of i by the Mood and Uilol my Skoctokiro, and what good "black rtpfMitltiu" dovumeuiB, all writ leu j ever lodueoot I possets, IbouaU sunt II It may be, W. T.BskcoH. Esq. Dbar Rro: Townshlos ftUlo, Beftpbllctn majo.Uj la tbt county on tbo SUU ttokot 206. Wftttonl majority la tht county irom we lo 310. A viry hsavy row polled. FiUaortvoU In tbt tounty it, - Ve(v truly, J. 3. ROBINSON. I Tat Tar ItaliMu Oblo, liooiylvanla, and Indiana which voted on Tutttlty lut, hart gont for tht Rspublloaos. Tbt Willing ton Uman colls Mr. Buchanan "tbe brlgltctt star In the American firmament," He Is aotf a star, nor a meteor, nor yet a oomtt Norombel will prtrtblma mtitem'taamX" LmmilJr- ht liia most mlni"t Stmt he in siatesmon. be giiining with Wsltinjjtnn, and Including nearly all oi cmiufl'"" ' j. atiiq pairioi- Inn, and coming d mn to our own times. No iunper " Ipn- Hnnry Olay d-o lured In the Henuls: " I newr oso, and barer will vote, .nd no earthly powr ever will make mt vote, to spraad slavery over territory where It do not eilst." At this sunie time thatCUy wu nppo'td to alarery, he was, like Fremont, op-poeed to the least tnteiferenee by lh General dovemms'it with slavery In tbo Stales wbert It txiits. Should there be auy Ibterlvrenct with eubjots beloUKliig lo tnte policy, either by Otner Oiaiva wi uj iu . uni ui ii'i ,i unini, do ouewiil Im nioru ready tlisu Diyielf to defend tbe " frd old N'ortb." my native State. But, with Washington, Jefferwit, Franklin, Henry, Randolph, Clay, and Webs' sr. for political teoctieri, i osuuoi ovittve vital slavery is prel-: erable to ireeuom, or mat m tvety eiiDtlaft U otte of ibu couititutloual riilits of Ibt South. 11 "Alumnus" tbmks tbat Caiboun, or any otb or, wu a wiser statesman or lmr oulbirntr, than either Wushltiiiluii or Je!tvrecfl, bt Is wel- oomt to blsnuinlatt. I shall t attemnt te oarldgt bio liberty la tbt laase, Bnt uy own opinions 1 will have, whether ho UwtliiM Krom m; boo.le.lg, o. Ib. prop., of NVlh 'Zui- " " ' rnr iac rtwMii mat, ouring tbe Mt year, ' avvnu havt uooarred auprtttdvatea la stjetf oharauter, iu ib biatory or M.iaoouutry,wUer in fteedom ot speech b-s breu attltd In tat '.'apiiut uf ibu nailun, at.d STickrO down on tht fl.nr ot the Uulttd oil to ben.ts -whilt In ft large turiiloiy ul itir IT.ilted aulas, long elnot anir-vuraa'd by sobmn acmpiin to frr adorn, ire piessM hv b hu eiltuiMd by dotruoi4un - Obiirobts ul Olirul bav tnet brOSauUpatd wnltrdbia Uilblut aervauta mibleaa y niUT-rtd, n i l nilntaicre 4 bis go.-pel eonipallwl tO Use tor thtlr lives, IVm iita ee 1. lht.Us Dspllltl, Wt tbould bt uiiiaithlnl tu our history as a dsui'Djiaaitoo did ws but oarntMiy prt at a)iiiit tboae outrage, aud l-Uttifuil; uottr lor ibe (BfloraltoQ andrt-ublMitu- hi uf dvil and religums freedom 'a every p-rt ol our cmnmun oonutrjr. S. Tbat weoousidt r the smat outttlon toot to oo dvi:ldrd by ibe pvoplu uf this Ootntry W of slaves, wbo may bemoie prorliatdy ompluy ea at none. Bum in tho w gnad old North State," I cherish a love lor ber and her people tiat I boor to no utter Hum or people. It will over t my sincere wish to odvoooa hsr Interests. 1 luv alto lbs union of the States, secured aa it wu ihiill bo exerted lor lu pmerratiuu. t uu nut claim toMlibiltty lor my opinions. Wu-rnud bstt-r men havt been mistaken. Rnl, liot'llng eel do. Ibtdneirlnetout aiUorated by VYa-h lugton aod Jeffersnn, 1 think 1 should be mat by r an meat, aud not by denunciation. Ai any rate, thou who preNr to daDouuct mt, should at Isssl support Ihelr charfte by iheli vwunamt H. 9. HKDKiCK. Caam Uill, Oct. I. llttti. A Good Shot. A aorrtspoodcQt ot PorUr's ffirU of tht Timet, Ulla tht tollowlog good story: " A Mind of mlat tomtwbat fond of star-ga sing, was tnjnyiig tb mairoinoent meicrfe shower,' uthe sagaot Brooklyn dsetllefi, ou me oigni oi toe iota aokum, nrougst out ui bis front plana, his leWooopt to t-uhW hdii more eitariv to w taets ti initreat iuu nneiiotu tnon. lie bad pointed tho lnstnimmt towarti tht Northwmtern portion ot tht firntamtut when tbt motion arrested tho atteoiija ol s rusno nen pasamii u louoweu wnu ma ejei i the snotlnne of my frtend. At Ibis moment n I briiiiaut sitMor, soot be, wlirlbar Fivediiut ot Speoiih, a Fre Pre. o auu r rte t'uioit t-balt ueeuxiatued and ptrpaUf ned. or tbilr deurnoi.uu encuuiataed aud la- surtd. rbit innt-murh as tbe Cburcb of Cbrutbu a vital Interest io ibt right dtculon of this all- mpunatit q ifrvtluo, w TleW ll luotiaoauij , of all bur iusub;s to ot tbelr Infiusnce, thau votes, and aloVe all 'Cclr taratst, lalthlul pray-rtoUiinwhu l"'.di itia hearts nf men In bit tiofldi and wi bia declared itiat lit will ejaoi tveu their wrath ti prate bia, so u ia pea iBiitK lii glory of Ond. the btfbrot Interest if niituanny, ami ratten rorwaru toe tit wa i.tBbKTT 4i.tll lie proclaimed "through au, tbt land, t )l the lt.ha''IU"e lberff " , , . . TJIhX or Il.--'iti((.Vu,"Mu ibm vnrM (Hohop Wauah, "a Mad Uiietivnai iea tu Turkey . sitti sp'T ly than wv eau to a Tsititoty of ti, L'ulud Stftlei." Ibe roiiowvts and wlisvershi Ibt fits ore- 1 tb sky, my filtiwM ahtt. Mohammed, our 1 1 Ural so Chrbtlaa nncoesttousiy govt tturonot to bis delliM,1 ta ulstort thau tbe P.erct and Uucbaaaa party I